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Alumni Class of 54 Alfred Almeida Army Betsy Anderson Married Ralph Bennett U.S.A.F. Albert Bonney U.S.A.F. William Bryant Florida John Callahan Navy Joseph Carr U.S.A.F. John Caswell Boston University Kathleen Cobb Married Donald Coit Married Judith Curren Mount Holyoke College George Dow Illinois College Janet Ela U. of Colorado Beverly Fletcher John Hancock Insurance Co. Beatrice Gonsalves Married Robert Habel Stonehill College Anthony Hatch WBZ Boston Frances Hannaford Married Grace Jones Bridgewater Elsie Keene Jackson College Betty Kelly Married Donald Monroe Miami U. Arlene Murphy California Jayne Nangle Bates College Joseph Roderick U.S.A.F. Kathrine Schatz Lesleu College Barbara Shaw Granite Trust Co. Alan Sherman William and Mary College Benjamin Silva U.S.A.F. Peter Sinnott Gettysburg College Stuart Studley Tech. Research Lab., Fall River Peter Theran U. of Penn. Class of 55 ' ■ John Allen Ironworker Janet Austin Married Patricia Barbeau Model Peter Barry California Nancy Blackman U. of Mass. Barbara Blass Penn. Hospital Irene Bowering Rockland Trust Co. Calvin Bumpus Franklin Engraving Sandra Clark Hairdresser Joan Curran John Hancock Insurance Co. Nancy Dobson Hubbard ' s Cupboard Nancy Ela St. Lawrence U. Jane Foote Bridgewater Michael Hansen U.S.A.F. Paul Harter Weymouth Art and Leather Co. Joan Hayes Air Age School Anna Hubbard U. of Mass. Carol Jackson Chandler School Richard Kent U.S.A.F. Christopher Little U. of Mass. Judy Moran Mutual Liability Phyllis Opelski Married Anthony Pina U.S.A.F. Marlene Pooley Nova Scotia John Quinn U.S.A.F. Carol Seaburg John Hancock Mary Shanley Second National Bank Pamela Sherman Whittier College, Calif. Patricia Snow Chandler School Laureen Sullivan First National Bank. Boston Roger Totten Florida Robert Henderson U.S.A.F. Guy Holbrook U.S.M.C. Ronald Holmes Carpenter David Jackson East Coast Aero. Tech. Mary Ketchum U. of Maine Paul Lennon U.S.A.F. Alison Livermore Vassar College Judith Martinson Bridgewater David McMaster King ' s Point John Moran Tufts Sally Moses Hairdresser John Sullivan Boston College Maureen Whelan Boston Telephone Co. Class of 56” Marshall Delano Tufts Robert Jones King ' s Point Joan Long Boston Telephone Company Steven Atwater Dartmouth Rachel Gallant U. of Mass. James Murphy Nortlieastern Priscilla Price Kalamazoo College Mich. David Barbeau Service Station Robert Callahan U.S.A.F. Patricia Coughlin Boston Safe Deposit Bank Margaret Creed Married Ralph Drake U.S.A.F. Malin Foote Household Nursing Assoc. Jana Fowler Dean Jr. College Eileen Ford Leland Powers Patricia French Endicott Jr. College Antonio Gonsalves U.S.A.F. Susan Gonsalves Raytheon Virginia Gratto Bentley Jr. College Vaughn Hall Fall River Carol Hallowell Mount Ida Ann Hansen Bridgewater 23
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Last Will and Testament We, the members of the Class of 1957 of Marshfield High School, town of Marshfield, Plymouth County Commonwealth of Massachusetts, being of sound mind (or reasonable facsimile) do hereby designate this document to be our last Will and Testament. We desire to benefit those who follow us by leaving to then as much of ourselves as is possible; therefore, we do solemnly make the following bequests: To Mrs. Etelman we leave our outstanding ability to memorize Shakespeare. Tomorrow, and tomor- row, and tomorrow was when we did our homework. To Mr. Blackington we leave the best se ller, How To Tell Good Jokes along with a handy cue card saying LAUGH . To Miss Tiano we leave all our troublesome senior boys. We know you really enjoy them at heart. To Mr. Marshall we leave the library free of our loud Seniors. Louise Allen leaves her shyness to Mary Keene. Could we ever picture Mary with nothing to sav? Margaret Allen leaves her ability to give a helping hand to Ted Edic. Life is not all play and no work. David Banner leaves his mathematical ability to Mr. Scott. Distribute it evenly among the algebra classes. Carol Bennett leaves school, but not for long. Mike Bissell leaves his courteous manners to Peter Kent. Put them to good use and you ' ll go a long way. Don Blunt leaves his dry witticisms to haunt Mrs. Etelman ' s English classes. Bob Bonney leaves with a watchful eye on the Freshman class. Sheila Coughlin leaves her desire for parties to the Juniors. We hope that your parties are as much fun as ours were. Doug Cohee leaves his ability to talk to the monitors while they ' re on duty to any Junior who has the nerve. Stu Carlton leaves, but never on time. Rodney Caron leaves his roving eye to Doug Wicher. Need we say more?? Linda Clapp leaves her attendance record to John Hubbard. Must you always have a perfect record? Nancy Coggeshall leaves to any prospective alto her ability to aggravate Mr. Cowgill John Creed leaves his famous words, I call for a vote ! , to the Sophomore Class. We hope that your class meetings are more civilized than ours were. Janice Curren leaves her pony tail to Martha Hayes. This one ' s real, Martha! I Bob DeMulder leaves his scientific ability to Sue Drake. Don ' t worry. Sue, you ' ll beat chemistry yet. Don Doroni leaves his mail route to the girls so they can play post office. Susan Drake leaves her friendliness to the Sophomore girls. Use it well and you will all be friends. Sylvia Drake leaves her loud and boisterous manner to Virginia Venti. Barbara Ela leaves her knowledge of Problems of Democracy to tlie Juniors. You ' ll really need it! I Pat Fielding leaves her ability to be found everywhere to Janice Opelski. Live it up, Jan, you ' re only young once I ! Madeline Foote leaves her petticoats to Lee Baldwin. We hope they attract as much attention to you as they did to Madeline. Don Golden leaves his stage ability to Richard Simpson. Now maybe you can act your way out of de- tention. Nancy Hobbs leaves school with regret. Cheerup, Nancy, you can ' t take EVERYTHING with you. Steve Johnson leaves his quiet manner to Peter Henderson, Must you always have the last laugh? 24
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