Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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“Gill, you’re a marvel . . James Connelly, Francis Hopcroft, Robert Duncan, Laura Andrus, Sandra Tacke. “Among them, but not of them . . — Byron “Gill, why are you dodging this . . “My, but your nose is cold . . “How about offering a poor author a glass of Christmas cheer . . 37

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY They called her a witch, but we know better. Sandra Tacke. Witchcraft and legerdemain were the order of the day as the senior class pre- sented Bell, Book, and Candle, a play written by John Van Druten. The play was a satire on witchcraft and afforded many opportunities to test the abilities of the members of the cast. Bell, Book and Candle was spiced with moments of humor which were not lost in the audience, judging by their reaction. Many strenuous hours were put into the preparation of this play, but the results were very worth while. Miss Rosemary Driscoll, our director, was of valuable aid in this production as were the behind-the-scenes crew who devotedly assisted in mak- ing Bell, Book, and Candle a dramatic success. Only our make-up staff knows for sure. — Laura Andrus, Miss Rosemary Driscoll, Susan Spector. “I won’t be nervous! I won’t be nervous. I won’t . . .” — Laura Andrus, Robert Duncan, James Connelly What say, What say; An Emmy for this cat! — Laura Andrus and Ming Suki 36

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Thurberg Dean Carlson The senior superlatives are the class’s opportunity to give recog- nition to some of its members for outstanding achievements or for characteristics by which they are known. These superlatives com- prise the nucleus of the seniors, for there could not be a class as a unit without comedians, athletes, or scholars. It is mainly through these students that the class is recognized as a homogeneous mixture of young people. MOST COURTEOUS Judy Thurberg Bob Duncan MOST ARTISTIC Dan Levangie Frances Gross CLASS SWEETHEARTS Cecille Aniello Gene Snow 38