Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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Yearbook (yer ' buk’)n. book or report published every year. Record (ri kord 1 ) v. 1. set down in writing so as to keep for future use. 2. put in some permanent form; keep for remembrance. Contemporary (kon tern’ pa rer’ i) adj. 1. belonging to or living in the same period of time. 2. persons, magazines of the same age or date. Candid Camera — a small camera with a fast lens for photographing persons unposed, and often unaware. Candid (kan’did) adj. 1. frank; sincere 2. fair. Syn. 1. truthful, straightforward. Through the use of contemporary photography, lay- out, and literary styles, we, the “Echo” staffs, have made a sincere effort to give to you a permanent record of Holbrook High School, as we would like you to re- member it. 3

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration 5 Faculty 8 Activities 17 Sports 29 Underclassmen 45 Seniors 55 The “Echo” staffs thank all those who have made this edition of the yearbook possible. Without the coopera- tion and assistance of the patrons, classes, and organi- zations, this book could not become a reality. EDITORS Roberta Martin Judith Thurberg Judi White Marie Corti Daniel Levangie Editor-in-chief Literary Art Business Sports ADVISORS Miss Grace Pullo Mr. Robert Kindelan Mr. John Walsh Head Advisor Art Business 2

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DEDICATION The members of the “Echo” staff dedicate this yearbook on behalf of the student body, to Miss Grace O. Pullo. For the past four years. Miss Pullo has provided us with encourage- ment and leadership. Her enthusiasm has supplied many students with the necessary will to continue during the most trying times. Because she takes a personal interest in every student, she has al- ways given freely and unselfishly of her time, effort, and moral sup- port to help all of us in any way possible with our school work and with our personal problems. The dedication she has shown in her chosen profession has been an excellent example to others. She has always been completely fair and just and has never been quick to judge anyone; outward appearance has never blinded her to a person’s inner qualities. Miss Pullo is one of the finest persons under whom we have had the privilege of working. During the coming years, we hope to con- tinue to benefit from her fine leadership, her encouragement, and her inspiration. “After the verb “To Love,” “To Help” is the most beautiful verb in the world!” Baroness von Suttner