Marshfield High School - Tide Yearbook (Marshfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1962 volume:

NUMBER X VOLUME I 1962 TIDE PUBLISHED by THE YEARBOOK STAFF MARSHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL MARSHFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 3 n J Le nif tkvni p(?iLLip r(xm Rl� b€S BORN NOvapeeR i m DIOD DeC€CpBeR30, 1955 4 THE SENIORS HONOR All our teachers have shown us many kindnesses, have given us understanding, and have provided us with counsel for which we are grateful. But to you, Mrs. Brown, who greeted many of us as freshmen with a cheery yet puzzling ' ' Bonjour” and who will- ingly guided us through our demanding junior year, we say Merci, Madame. And you Mr. Marshall, who pulled us through the Roman Empire to the Russian dictatorship and who taught us the right and wrong of sportsman- ship, we salute. All the days of our lives, we, the seniors, will be grate- ful for the many thoughts both of you have instilled in us . IN THIS DEDICATION li li 1 1 iiti A SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETING Mr. William MacDonald, Chairman; Mr. Edwin A. Martinson, Superintendent; Mrs. Helen Simmons, Secretary; Mr. John T. Heald, Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hatch, Mr. Ellis C. Rand, Mr. Robert Archer. Only through cooperative effort can an educational program be provided which will enable pupils to develop de- sirable knowledge, skills, attitudes, and ideas for present and future living in American democracy. Our school board members provide this cooperative effort and effective ed- ucational leadership in our community. To these dedicated, responsible people are we, the members of the Senior Class, thankful for their continuing con- tributions to an effective learning envi- ronment . The maintenance and management of the school plant and its facilities in addi- tion to providing professional leadership in the educational program and its re- lated services is the task which faces the administration of any secondary school . We, the members of the Senior Class, recognizing the size of this responsibil- Principal of the High School JAMES P. ROMEO, EDWIN A. MARTINSON, Superintendent of Schools ity, wish to express our sincere appre- ciation to our administrators, Superin- tendent Edwin A . Martinson and Principal James P. Romeo. These two men bring to their positions both experience, gained through years of dedicated service, and vigor and enthusiasm characteristic of youth , ADMINISTRATION For Our Years of Reflection Patricia McGuire Elizabeth Leach We have compiled our 1962 TIDE--our record of listening, learning, and living to- gether for four short high school years --to ' depict our growing, our playing, and our studying in an organized environment in order to function fruitfully and to be the world we want . ” Our courses and our teachers have given us ideas of what we will face incur world- to-be. We, as individuals, hope to reflect the qualities of those people who work for and in an intelligent peaceful world . We trust that this TIDE will bring joy and happiness in the years of reflection. Our thanks go to all those who made this record possible, especially our advisers. Miss Elizabeth Ellard and Mrs. Idyla Etelman. Sincerely, CO- EDITORS cLyiss ilom ■ uii ice cmuTion CLASS COLORS • GR66N UJiyire class yviorro ius oxisr rl;e wouLd (ne ujanc! MARsIjaL- Mite cmr Advm -MR-PAuLpLeLLey ass WILLIAM ARCHAMBAULT JANE ATWATER BARBARA ELLEN COGGESHALL CLARK BRADFORD ANGIER CHARLES ROBERT AMES MABEL O, C. DUBOIS DOREEN CARON HELEN BRANDT KATHLEEN DE BASSIO CAROLYN ELIZABETH FLETCHER DIANNE DE POURTALES JOHN D. BURGOYNE JR. DANIEL SHAKIR DAVIS DAWN R. FOOTE GEOFFREY BLUNT GERALDINE MARGARET GANNON DEBORAH LOUISE KENT SILVIA JOHANNA GEPP JACQUELINE B. HYNES RICHARD PIERCE DUFFEE JUDITH ANN GLAWSON LLOYD A. HOBBS JR, PAUL FRANCIS GURRIE ANNE MARIE KELLEY ELAINE MARIE HIGGINS ROGER JOHN EGAN JON ROBERT EWART ELIZABETH LEACH BRENDA ANNE MAC DONALD CYNTHIA LOUISE KELLEY ROBERT CARLTON HALE PATRICIA MC GUIRE JANET ELLEN NORWOOD KATHLEEN MARIE KINDAMO I KENNETH FERGUSON HORNE II GAIL R. MC DOUGALL CARL FRANCIS HUGHES KATHLEEN MARIE MC CARTY JOHN MASON HARRINGTON EDITH A. MC MANUS JOSEPH CARVER KELLEY LINDA ANN PENTHENY GAIL ANN REIN 16 MARY ELAINE PAIVA MARY CAROLYN MC SHANE ELINOR MARY MC NULTY HOWARD M. JONES DAVID MICHAEL JOHNSON ELAINE MARIE MELVOEN MELISSA RICH RICHARD NARR KENT JOSEPH EDMUND MARMAI CAROL ANN PINK ADA MARIE PORCELLO JAMES ALLAN MORAN CAROL ANN RUF KATHLEEN MARIE REARDON ROBERT FRANCIS MURRAY STEPHEN L. O ' BRIEN BEVERLY SANBORN GAIL SHERMAN JUDITH ANN RYERSON GORDON LE ROY RAYNER JR. JERE M. TROUT JEANNE MARIE TURNER ARLENE GELA TIBBETTS EDWARD JOSEPH OHRENBERGER WAYNE THOMAS RANKIN JANE WILLIAMS JULIE AURORA STARITA DAVID SMITH PRICE SUSAN TRINDALL SINNOT ELAINE M. SHOLES RICHARD H. THOMAS FRANCIS JOSEPH SAMPSON CYRENA S. VEADER MARY ELLEN WOODARD JEFFREY BINGHAM ROWE THOMAS J. SMITH LORRAINE WILLIAMS CATHERINE MAE TAYLOR 1 THOMAS A. SCOTT CHRISTOPHER ALAN STEPHENS WINIFRED WILLIAMS MAUREEN ELIZABETH VENTI ROBERT WILLIAM WOOD JOHN WILLIAM RICHARDSON CLUBS JANE ATWATER: Historian 1,3,4; Softball 3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Class Play 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Tide 4; Science Club 2,3; Vice-President 3; Basketball 1. HELEN BRANDT: Field Hockey 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 3,4. BARBARA ELLEN COGGESHALL: Field Hockey 3,4, Manager; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 3,4, Captain 4. KATHLEEN DeBASSIO: Milton High School: Softball 1. DIANNE de POURTALES: Basketball 2; Softball 2,3, Manager 2,3; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3; Drum Majorette 3,4. MABEL O. C. DUBOIS: Vice-President 3, Secretary 1,4; Basketball 1; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Tide 4, Photography Co-chairman 4. CAROLYN ELIZABETH FLETCHER: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2,3; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4; Class Play 3; Student Librarian 2. DAWN R. FOOTE: Historian 2; Softball 4; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Class Play 2,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, Captain 3; Student Council 3; Student Librarian 3,4, Vice-President 4; Tide 4; Science Club, Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; Biology Club 2; Basketball 1. GERALDINE MARGARET GANNON: Marshalairs 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Class Play 2,4; Oratorical Contest 2,3,4; Stu- dent Librarian 2,3,4; Tide 4; Rambler 2,3; Editor 4; Debating Team. SYLVIA JOHANNA GEPP: Marshfield High; Student Council 4, Vienna, Austria: English Club 3,4; Theater Club 1,2,3. JUDITH ANN GLAWSON; Drum Majorettes 1,2; National Honor Society 4, Student Librar- ian 3,4; Tide 4; Rambler 4. ELAINE MARIE HIGGINS: Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4. JACQUELINE B. HYNES; Basketball 2,3; Softball 3; Glee Club 4; Business Club 1,2. ANN MARIE KELLEY; Secretary 2; Marshalairs 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Class Play 3; Cheer- leaders 3,4; Student Librarians 3,4; The Tide 4. DEBORAH LOUISE KENT: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Drum Majorette 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 3,4; The Tide 3,4. CYNTHIA LOUISE KELLEY: Norwell High; Glee Club 1. KATHLEEN MARIE KINDAMO; Debating 4; National Honor Society 4; Roslindale High School; Bowling Club 1. ELIZABETH LEACH: Secretary 3; Class Play 3,3; Monitors 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2; The Tide 3,4; Editor 4; Debating 1. BRENDA ANNE MacDONALD: Treasurer 2,3,4; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Class Play 2,3; Cheerleaders 1,2, 3,4; Oratorical Contest 4; Student Council 4; Student Librarians 3; Tlie Tide 4; Biology Club 2. KATHLEEN MARIE McCARTY; Marshalairs 4; National Honor Society 4; The Tide 4. GAIL R. McDOUGALL: Glee Club 4. 22 ORGANIZATIONS PATRICIA McGUIRE: Basketball 1,2; Softball 1; Field Hockey 1.2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Class Play 2; Monitors 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Student Librarian 3; The Tide 4; Co -editor 4; Debating Team 1. EDITH McMANUS: Basketball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4. ELINOR MARY McNULTY: Basketball 1,2,3; Field Hockey 1,3; Class Play 4; Student Librarian 2; The Tide 4; Science Club 3. MARY CAROLYN McSHANE: Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Business Club 2,3. ELAINE MARIE MELVOEN: Glee Club 2,3; Band 3; Business Club 3. JANET ELLEN NORWOOD: Weymouth High School: Cheerleader 1; Student Council 1; Teacher ' s Club 1; Marshfield: The Tide 4. MARY ELAINE PAIVA: Glee Club 1,2,3; Biology Club 2; Business Club 3, LINDA ANN PENTHENY: Basketball 1,2,4; Softball 1,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4, Tri-Cap- tain 4; Marshalairs 3,4; Glee Club 2; Band 3,4; Class Play 3; Tide 4, Sports Co-Chairman. CAROL ANN PINK: Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 3; National Honor Soci- ety 4. ADA MARIE PORCELLO: Marshalairs 3,4; Drum Majorettes 2; Class Play 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3; Student Librarian 2,3,4; The Tide 4; The Rambler 4; Business Club 1. KATHLEEN MARIE REARDON: Glee Club 1,2; Monitor 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Librarian 2,3,4; The Tide 4; Biology Club 2; Business Club 2,3. GAIL A. REIN: Class Secretary 2; Softball 2; Tennis 3,4; Marshalairs 3,4; Class Play 3; Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4; Student Librarian 2,3; The Tide 2,3,4; Art Co-Chairman 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1. MELISSA RICH; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Glee Club 1, Accompanist 3,4; Band 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1; Treasurer 4; Debating team 1; Basketball 1; committees 3,4. CAROL ANN RUF: Academy of St. Joseph, Brentwood, N. Y.; Orchestra 1,2,3. JUDITH ANN RYERSON: Marshalairs 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Student Librarian 2,3; The Tide 4; Science Club 4; Needham High: Drama Club 1. BEVERLY SANBORN: Glee Club 3,4; Band 4; The Tide 4; Hyde Park High; Basketball 1; Latin Club 1. GAIL SHERMAN: Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Glee Club 1, Accompanist 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; The Tide 4; Biology Club 4. ELAINE M. SHOLES: Class Committees 3. SUSAN TRINDALL SINNOTT: Glee Club 1,2,3; Class Play 2; The Tide 4; Biology Club 2. JULIE AURORA STARITA; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Class Play 2,3,4; The Tide 4. CATHERINE MAE TAYLOR; Glee Club 2,3; Monitor 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Stu- dent Librarian 3,4; The Tide 4; Biology Club 3,4; Student Council 4. ARLENE GELA TIBBETTS: Marshalai ' . 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Monitor 3,4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Student Council 4; Secretary 4; The Tide 4. 23 HONORS r JERE M. TROUT: Softball 2,4; Field Hockey 1; Marshalairs 3,4; Glee Club 2; Class Play 3; Student Librarian 2,3; The Rambler 3; Biology Club 2,3; Debating Club 1. JEANNE MARIE TURNER: Field Hockey 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Class Play 2; the Tide 4. CYRENA S. VEADER: Field Hockey 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Class Play 2; The Tide 4; Biology Club 2, President 2; Business Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4, Secretary 4. MAUREEN ELIZABETH VENTI: Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Marshalairs 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Class Play 2,3,4; Monitor 4; National Honor Society 4; Field Hockey 1,2; The Tide 3,4; Personal Co-chairman 4; Debating Team 1. JANE WILLIAMS: Glee Club 4. LORRAINE WILLIAMS: The Tide 4. WINIFRED WILLIAMS: Marsh alairs 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Class Play 2,3,4; Monitor 4; Girl ' s State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; The Tide 4, Committee Chairman; Science Club 4; Class Committee 3,4. MARY ELLEN WOODARD: Winchester High: Vaudville Show 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Curtain and Cue 1,3; Rambler 4. CHARLES ROBERT AMES: Class Play 3,4. CLARK BRADFORD ANGIER: Football 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3,4; Marshalairs 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Student Council 4. WILLIAM ARCHAMBAULT: Class Committees. GEOFFREY BLUNT: Class Committees. JOHN DUNCAN BURGOYNE JR.: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Glee Club 1,4; Band 1. DANIEL SHAKIR DAVIS; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Manager; Track 1.2, 3. 4; Glee Club 4; Yearbook 4; Executive Board; Debating Team 4; Science Club 3,4. RICHARD PIERCE DUFFEE; Marshalairs 3,4; Class Play 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook 4, Executive Board; Debating Team 1; Science Club 3, Recorder; Student Librar- ian 2 . ROGER JOHN EGAN; Marshalairs 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 2,3. JON ROBERT EWART; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, Manager; Marshalairs 3,4; Class Play 2; Student Council 3; Student Librarians 2; Yearbook 3.4; Business Manager 4; Science Club 3,4; President. PAUL FRANCIS GURRIE: Glee Club 3,4; Class Play 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Biology Club 2. ROBERT CARLTON HALE; President 2,3.4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Track 1,3,4; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 2; Student Council 1; Yearbook 4, Executive Board; Biology Club 2; Science Club 4; Class Marshal 3. JOHN MASON HARRINGTON: Football 1.2, 3, 4; Track 3; Baseball 4; Biology Club 2. LLOYD ALLING HOBBS, JR.: Baseball 2; Marshalairs 2 ; Glee Club 1; Band 1,2,4; Track 4; Class Play 4; Good Government Day Candidate 4; Berwick Academy; Football 2,3; Ice Hockey 2,3; Newspaper 3; Baseball 2,3, Class Play 2; Outing Club 2,3. 24 COMMITTEES KENNETH FERGUSON HORNE: Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 2,3; Biology Club 2; Good Government Day Candidate 4. CARL FRANCIS HUGHES: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2,4; Class Play 2,3. DAVID MICHAEL JOHNSON: Class Play 2,4; Baseball 1; Biology Club 2. HOWARD MICHAEL JONES; Class Play 4. JOSEPH CARVER KELLEY: Class Play 3,4; Baseball 2. RICHARD NARR KENT: Track 4; Pennridge H. S; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. JOSEPH EDMUND MARMAI; Vice-President 2,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4, CO-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 2,4; Vice President 4; Student Librarian 4; Biol- ogy Club 2 . JAMES ALLAN MORAN; Football 4; Track 2; Marshalairs 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Student Librarians 2; Yearbook 4; Biology Club 2; Science Club 3; Student Council Rep- resentative; Boston Tech: Basketball 1; Track 1; Band 1. ROBERT FRANCIS MURRAY: Football 1,2,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Boys ' State 3; Student Council 4. STEPHEN LEARSON O ' BRIEN: Treasurer 1; Football 3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Band 1; Student Council 4; Biology Club 2; Science Club 3; Class Play 2; Good Government Day Can- didate 4. EDWARD JOSEPH OHRENBURGER: Baseball 2; Marshalairs 3,4; Glee Club 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 4. DAVID SMITH PRICE: Track 4; Class Play 3,4. WAYNE RANKIN: Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Biology Club 2; Science Club 1. GORDON LeROY RAYNER; Glee Club 1,2,3. JOHN WILLIAM RICHARDSON: Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Riverside Military Academy: Foot- ball 2,3; Track 3; Basketball 2,3: Tennis 2,3; R. O. T. C. 2,3; Outing C lub 2,3. FRANCIS JOSEPH SAMPSON: Football: 1,2, 3,4. THOMAS ARTHUR SCOTT; Basketball 1: Marshalairs 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4: Class Play 3.4: National Honor Society 4; Biology Club 2: Science Club 4. THOMAS J. SMITH; Class Committees. JOSEPH PATRICK WILLIAM SPOLIDORO: Basketball 1,3: National Honor Society 4: Science Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mon- itor 4. CHRISTOPHER ALAN STEPHENS: Chaplain 4: Football 2,3,4: Track 2: Glee Club 3: Class Play 2; Monitor 4; Science Club 3: Cardigan Mountain School; Football 1: Skiing. RICHARD HARDING THOMAS; Basketball 3: Track 2,3: Marshalairs 3,4: Glee Club 2,3; Monitor 4: Student Council 2; Class Play 2. ROBERT WILLIAM WOOD: Band 1,2,3. 25 Presented October 26, 1961 THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY Jonathan Logan who runs Uland Inn and his wife Zamah who runs Jonathan. Leander, how charming to see you after such a long interval! THE CAST. ROW I:E. McNulty, G. Sherman, J. Ryerson;ROW II: Mr. Cameron, Director, D. Price, D. Foote, G. Gannon, E. Leach; ROW III:T. Scott, J. Star- ita, D. Duffee, L. Hobbs, W. Williams, H, Jones. BACKSTAGE CREW: D. Johnson, C Ames, E. Ohrenberger, E. Gurrie. Put her down, you hound, Frothin ' ham! ' Alison Hewlitt and E. Z. Pickens ' Jed Lunn,” and Letty Barber. J. Trout, Publicity: M. Rich, Accompanist; M. Venti, Student Director; Mr Cameron, Director. PURE AS THE DRIVEN SNOW Boys ' State Representatives: Jeffrey Rowe and Robert Murray. Girls ' State Representative: Winifred Williams. Good Government Day Candidates and Managers: ROW 1: Jeffrey Rowe, Lloyd Hobbs, Kenneth Horne, Stephen O ' Brien, Elizabeth Leach, Itobert Hale, Richard Thomas, Joseph Marmai, Robert Murray, Silvia Gepp. D. A. R. Girl: Arlene Tibbetts TOPNOTCHERS BEST DANCERS: Elaine Higgins and James Moran MOST ATHLETIC: Linda Pentheny and Joseph Marmai SENIOR CELEBS MOST POPULAR: Brenda MacDonald and Robert Hale BEST LOOKING: Robert Murray and Mary Woodard MOST DEPENDABLE; Elizabeth Leach and Francis Sampson BEST STLTDENTS: Catherine Taylor and Jeffrey Rowe SENIOR MOST TALKATIVE; Joseph Marmai and Ann Marie Kelley BEST ALL-AROUND: Mabel Dubois and Jeffrey Rowe BEST DRESSED: Christopher Stephens and Jane Atwater FRIENDLIEST: Lloyd Hobbs and Silvia Gepp BEST ARTISTS: Gail Rein and John Harrington Advisers and Friends, WE THANK YOU. MRS. IDYLA ETELMAN Production The patience, fortitude, and optimism of our two faithful advisers have sus- tained us from timid beginningto proud finish . Through our maze of inexperience and frustration they guided us until we MISS ELIZABETH ELLARD Business were a staff, and continued working beside us through long hours . Our dis- appointments were theirs and our satis- factions theirs . . . . THE STAFF The Guidance Staff in Conference Staff GIRLS ' GUIDANCE COUNSELOR BOYS ' GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Miss Jeanette Cutts Mr. Richard Burgess Listening, weighing, counseling, and aiding ear- mark the guidances services available to our young people. Mrs. Christine Oakm an, Mrs. Clara Ahearn, Mrs. Helen Simmons, Miss Rita Reilley, Mrs. Gladys Wood. ! Emphasis on the language arts plays a major role in the academic accomplishments of the student body. The study of relationships among all the languages strengthens the stu- dents ' verbal worlds . The Romance Language Department Mr. Wilmot Reed. Mr. Robert Marshall, Mr. Warren Searfoss, Miss Dorothy Carty, Mr. Stewart Sargent, Mr, Malcom Pratt, Mr. Harold Scott. Test tubes and symbols join together in the world of matter and abstract to carry man into the world of space . Pertinent to dramatic results are the young years of studying and learning Ever important is good health, and the home incul cates good health habits! HEALTH AND HOME M p A A T R I T f C M s E f ¥ WS - ' - J. ' N ADDINGcALCmn Miss Elizabeth Ellard, Mr. Stanley Jackson, Miss Margaret Gibbons, Preparing for the practical part of life goes on in the com mercial area of the school plant. Young people busy them selves with the intricacies of symbols and the workings of business machines Mr. Burton Cowgill, Music Director; Mr. John Ledo, Art; Miss Betty Woodward, Librarian. Books, music, and art awake, stir, and prod mental and emo- tional responses to emerge. FINE H z W i; tfl D Social Science Department The past serves to point into the pres- ent and to predict the future. The social science program makes possible a thor- ough historical foundation for future study . Mr. Robert Larson Mr. John Erickson Mr. Paul Kelley, Department Chairman UL JU ' lfL Industrial Arts Both hand and mind work to create. Learning the know-how of machines, metals, and wood keep the industrial arts busy. Mr. Chester Perkins Mr. Robert Witham Boys’ Coach; Mr. James Anderson Girls ' Coach: Miss Mary Vanasse Physical Education Alert minds in strong bodies make for mental well-being in our demo- cratic world. Study Hall Activity N Gym play Learning to type Chem lab PHOTOGRAPHY BY PURDY m Personal attention important education • • • • • ‘ml , , 1 1 • v« Makin] ‘ainting a_nr French III Future Chemists? T rigonometry mMiMM Culinary Custodial Staffs Tom Tradd Robert Joyce Thomas A, Tradd Working and Eating! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: N. Emery, S. Jackson: Adviser, C. Reese, B. McGuinn, P. Hinton, R. Judge, JUNIOR Upperclassmen at last! Only two but also cans and cans of Christmas years left, and so much to do! Not candy to sell, our grand musical only are there studies to be done, Miss Blue Eyes to produce, and ROW I: M. Sullivan, J. Thompson, R. Swinhart, E. Roderick, P. Pineo, S. Taylor, M. Ryan, P. Porcello, J. Spo- lidoro, ROW II: Mrs. Brown, W. Wilkinson, R. Dana, C. O’Brien, L. Rutledge, R. Weaks, D. Ward, J. Stoker, ROW III: P. Tyler, K. Tingley, F. Adler, J. Pratt, J. Scott, J, Pinkham, D. Smith, J. Tilley. ROW I; K. McShane, M. Jacobsen, D. Kroupa, C. Lanouette, S. Hart, C. Mangle, L. Lemay, L. Lynch, V. Wisely, K. McEldouney, C. McCarty, ROW II: Mrs. Swigart, A. Makohen, C. Houser, C. Phillips, R, Lantz, M. Harubin, K. O’Brien, M. Hatch, A. Jackson, L. Lantz, M. McAleer, P. Kent, ROW III: D. McGurn, J. Keene, A. McCauley, M. Henderson, J. Nunley, D. Parsons, G. Mann, T. Logan, D. Henderson, J. Griffiths, D. Hooper. CLASS the Junior Prom to plan. Finally in June we must organize the re- ception for the seniors, a grand finale to a busy year . Then at last, we will be S E N I O R S ! The Class of 1963! ROW 1: L. Baker, D. Crifo, G. Bullock, N. Emery, C. Reese, G. Davenport, B. Ferguson, P. Hinton, D. Cohee, J. Atkinson, S. Boyle, ROW II: Mr. Jackson, R. Judge, C. Chandler, J. Barker, P. Drake, M. Devany, J. Foote, S. Brinkman, M. Grant, J. Gould, B. Ellis, ROW III: R. Corrow, P. Bryant, J. Darcy, B. Gillis, B. McGuinn, F. Doyle, R. Freeman, B. Dickey, L. Creamer, L. Fagan, B. Donlin, D. Armstrong. THE Sophomore Class Officers: P. Kingsley, Historian; E. Duane, Vice President S. McNulty, Secretary; Miss Ellard, Adviser; D. Henderson, President; C Mounce, Treasurer. The wise ones? Maybe not yet. but in the process of working, liv- ing, studying, and playing togeth- er, we are absorbing wisdom. On the platform, we are learning par- liamentary procedure as we move, second, and vote. In our treasury. the funds are accumulating through the sale of candy at the football games; in January we will hold a record hop. In the classroom we are struggling toward our conver- sion into upperclassmen. ROW 1:S, Caswell. J. Atkinson, C. Daily, H. Burgess, P. Anderson, N. Ames, J. Cornell, D. But- ler, N. Curtin, L. Davis, L. Covell, ROW II; Mr. Farese, P. Archer,!. Connors, R. Archer, P, Col- lins, C. Curren, J. Cathcart, D. Doroni, K. Chandler, I. Banner, J. Amore, R. Archambault, ROW III; S. Colley, B. Burkhardt, L. Connelly, W . Charleston, P. Collins, J. Donlin, R. Angier, W, Cody, E. Dubois, W. Coggeshall, R. Biagini. ROW I: K. Keene, M. Dunne, C. Knowles, A. Trevisani, M. Tradd, K. Wood, D. Woodward, J. Rooker,C. Trout, J. Swinhart, M. Baker, ROW II: Mr. Erickson, R. Steed, H. Capwell, D. White- head, K. Crowley, P. Smith, S. Studley, S. Ulanowski, J. Rochfort, J. Tilley, P. Tyler, H. Vea- der, R. Davis, D. Ward, ROW III: R. Heath, D. Thompson, C. Tzannos, T. Tibbetts, L. Taylor, H. Tingley, R. Wells, J. Stephenson, R. Studley, B. Wellington, K. Studley, R. VanRiper. ROW 1; J. Ryan, J. Ohren- berger, S. McGuinn, K. O’Brien, M. Russell, S. Rideout, L. Roberts, D, Raymond, P. Murry, M. Ranaghan, C. Artovarni, ROW II: G. Michael, S. Nickerson, B. Marshall, J. O ' Neil, M. Lopes, K. Ray- mond, S. Rankin, J. Lam- bert, P. Oakman, R. Me Gowan, V. Mooney, D. Sheehan, ROW III: R. Roth, N. Maher, R. McGrath, D. Russell, R. Mack, M. Shee- han,!. Linskey, A. Rankin „ R. Price, J. McGuire, J. Short. ROW I:P. Gentry, M. Furness, C. Houghton, W. Jeffrey, T. Williams,!. Lamb,S. McNulty, E. Duane, V. Harley, P. Fuchs, S. Fortunow, ROW II: Miss Russell, E. Egan, J. Famiglietti, S. Ellis, P. Kingsley, !. Tufts, D. Gilbert, D. Halliday, L. Ellis, C. Mounce, A. Fletcher, D. Forbes, W. Freeden, ROW III; R. Gookin, E. Harrington, R. Frankenfield , P. Hughes, D. Engleman, D. Henderson, S. Keith, M. Frisbe, R. Khoury, R. Dugan, A. Kinsley, W. Kent. THE FRESH ROW I: D. Truby, S. Smith, P. Taylor, G. Roy, S. Tradd, L. Sullivan, J. Tilley, R. Sheehan, G. Rich; ROW II: Mr. Pratt, P. White, D. Robinson, P. Sheehan, N, Steeples, L. Schultz, E. Thomphon.K. Smith, A. Teague, H. Rideout, J. Tobin, J. Vea- der; ROW I1I:E. Swenson, P. Sheehan, C. Roberts, P. VanAme- ridge, J. Viega, C. Sinnott, C. Souza, W. Roswell, W. Zayko, W. Sullivan, P. Spolorido, W. Tout, B. Williams. We swept into high school 148 strong, the largest freshman class ever. As we crossed the threshold, we were coralled into the auditorium; we met our teachers, received our schedules, and entered a new world. Though the school was shaped like a block, it seemed more like a maze of confusing corridors. Mr. Scott helped us to disentangle ourselves and begin our tasks. First, we elected class officers. Then we launched two new projects- -selling coke at the games, and collecting class dues. Now with a sigh of relief, another freshman class appears, and we are sophomores! ROW 1; L. Gould, B. Hazzard, J. Kiley, G. Keene, N. Garside, D. Holmes, C. Hobbs, B. Glynn, E. Wisely; ROW II: Mr. Reed, L. Grant, C. Harubin, J. Knudson, A. Johnson, W. Johnson, N. Hoedtke, L, LaForest, B. Loughran, J. Liddell, W. Liddell, D. Kelley; ROW III; J. Gurrie, L. Gomes, J. Hale, W. Kennedy, R. Hewson, M. Hall, R. Macchi, S. Held, P. Goggin. Freshman Class Of- ficers: D. Pinkham, Vice - President; J. Mac, Secretary; J. Pink, Historian; D. Donahue, President; C.Cliandler, Treas- urer; Mr. Scott, Ad- viser. MAN CLASS ROW I; W, Barbeau, C. Callahan, M. Biviano, M. Connor, T. Hill, J. Blackwell, M. CuPrak, J. Connell, F. Archer, L. Corrow. ROW II: Mr. Searfoss, E. Ahearn, A. Brunette, R. D ' Amato, J. Cappello,D. Armstrong,]. Andrade, H. Buote, J. Bernick, R. Barnes. ROW III; R. Ayre, P. Cecil, C. Chubbuck, R. Parmenter, R. Bourne, C. Banner, R. Cheesman, D. Bean, A. Dean, L. Brown, D. Chandler. ROW I: R. Ford, C. Fiumedoro, R. Ma - goung.P. Fielding, V. Daniels, R. Duane, P. Donlin, R. Fernandes, M . Devaney , T . Del - lolil. ROW II; K. De- lano, R. De Vore, W . Donovan, P. Jorgen- sen, P. Bushnell, T. Simmons, M. Faulk- ner, D. Ford, J. Far- rell, W. Duplex, J. Connelly, Miss Carry. ROW 1: P. O ' Corner, P . Porcello, P . Miller, J. Mac, K. Molander, K. Reddy, J. Nelson, E. Murray, R. Pauld- ing, G . Pina , R. Mar- shall. ROW II: Mr. Scott, J. Moran, K. Ovillet, W. Oxner, C. Mandeville, P. Dona- hue, J. Me Elroy, N. Rayner, J. Merrill, J. Pink, P. Pineo, D. Norwood, R. Moses. ROW III; B. Maloney, J . Reardon, G . Quig- ley, D. Pinkliam, J. McElroy, W. Ovillet, C. Chandler, R. Nor- way, L. Nelson, B. Bernliart, D. Rhodes, R. Nicholsen. EXECUTIVE STAFF: R. Duffee, P, ' McGuire. E. Leach, D. Davis, Mrs. Etelman, Adviser; L. Pentheny, W. Williams, G. Gannon, G. Rein, Miss Ellard, Adviser; M. Dubois, J, Ewart, R. Hale, M. Venti. EDITORIAL STAFF; P. McGuire, M. Jacobsen, E. Leach. BUSINESS STAFF; C. Veader, A. Kelly. A. Porcello, S. Nickerson, D. Kent, J. Moran, Miss Ellard, Adviser; J. Marmai, D. dePour- tales, D. Foote, J, Glawson, M. Jacobsen, B. Sanborn, J. Ewart, L. Williams. PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE: R, Hale and M, Dubois, Chairmen A, Tibbetts, J. Marmai. ACTIVITY COMMITTEE; W. Williams, Chairman; D. Kent, J. Spolidoro, J. Atwater, E. McNulty D. Foote, J. Starita, K. McCarty ATHLETIC COMMITTEE: D. Davis and L. Pentheny. STAFF PERSONAL COMMITTEE: D. Duffee and M. Venti, Chairmen; D. de Pourtales, H. Brandt. rs ws,2 ART COMMITTEE; G. Gannon, G. Rein, Chairman; J. Williams, E, Wisley, S. Sinnott, J, Turner, A. Porcello, D. Kroupa and S. Fortunow. ROW I: L. Lantz, A. Tibbetts, P. Smith, S. McGuinn, D. Cohee, B. MacDonald, M, Jacobson, E. Duane. ROW II; Mr. Cameron, S. O ' Brien, P. Anderson, P. McGuire, J. McElroy, B. Ferguson, S. Gepp, C. Taylor, M. Rich, J. Lambert. ROW III: R. Judge, P. Bryant, D. Pinkham, J. Marmai, T. Sim- mons, C. Angier, J. Scott, B. Dickey, B. Murray, J. Rowe. STUDENT COUNCIL Jeffrey Rowe President of the Southeastern Massachusetts Student Council Officers Secretary--Arlene Tibbetts Treasurer --Melissa Rich President- -Jeffrey Rowe Vice-President- -Joseph Marmai Adviser--Mr. John Cameron We Sponsor A April 26, 1961 OUR DAY consisted of an as- sembly in the morning and three periods of lectures given by peo- ple in the community. Topics covered the fields of employment: music, health, law, secretarial training, chemistry, and engi- neering . . . This year the coun- cil has a new adviser, Mr. John Cameron, who has done an excel- lent job in advising and super - vising our projects and activities. Our big project was hosting the Southeastern Massachusetts Stu- dent Council Convention on April 24, 1962. This convention at Marshfield proved to be an inter- esting and rewarding experience for all who attended. We were very proud of Jeffrey Rowe, our council president and also presi- dent of the Southeastern Massa- chusetts Student Council. PHHBb uhI H aa a a ■ h a a a a M I Informal Debate! ting Club; Kathy Kindamo, Michele Jacobsen, Cyrena Veader, Dan Davis, Virginia Mooney, e Sheehan, Mr. Deasy, Advisor, Barry Burkhardt. THE DEBATING SOCIETY This newly organized group, under the direction of Mr. Richard Deasy, began debating November 9 . The debates were scheduled for every Thursday until March first. Recently the society debated the following resolution: Resolved; The fed- eral government should equalize opportu- nities for education by means of grants to the states for public schools . On November 15 the group attended an exhibition debate and dinner sponsored by Eastern Nazarene College . The society joined the South Shore Debate League. The state finals ended the debating year . The so ciety enjoyed their work and felt well rewarded at the completion of the debating period. National Honor Society: ROW I: A. Porcello, P. McGuire, E. Leach, M. Dubois, M. Rich, W. Wil- liams, K. McCarty, A. Tibbetts, Mrs. Brown, Adviser; ROW II: C. Pink, K. Reardon, C. Taylor, R. Duffee, T. Scott, J. Spolidoro, J. Rowe, M. Venti, J. Glawson. K. Kindamo. THE NATIONAL Nine more seniors were inducted into the society on October 11, 1961 bringing membership to eighteen. Taking part in the induction were Ada Porcello as Lead- ership, Winnie Williams as Character, Cathy Taylor as Service, Kathy Reardon as Scholarship, Melissa Rich as the Spirit HONOR SOCIETY of the Torch, and Jeff Rowe as tne Em- blem. One Saturday morning with much appreciated help we planted the 2500 bulbs given to the school by the National Honor Society members of 1960. We wit- nessed a flower -bursting spring display of color in the courtyard. Checking the N.H.S. records! ROW I;K. Delano, R. Sheehan, R. Ayre, G. Roy,P. McGuire, E. Thompson, B. Williams, W. Tout, J. Burnick, ROW 11: Mr. Kelley, W. Sullivan, D. Bean, W. Roswell, C. Banner, S. Held, N. Ahearn. THE AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The Audio-Visual Club was started this year. Its sixteen members meet every Tuesday morning in the Audio- Visual room of the library. Pat McGuire is this year ' s captain. The club members provide various serv- ices: they show films, filmstrips, tapes, records; they perform minor repair work on the equipment; they assist in ordering films and cataloging. A club member is on duty in the Aduio- Visual room throughout the day. Mr. Paul Kelley of the faculty is in charge of this useful and growing de- partment . Mr. Tradd does a little work, but THIS- the last straw! ROW I: G. Gannon, D. Foote, M. Tradd, D. Butler, M. Devaney, C. Mandeville, G. Harley, L. Gould, S. Taylor. ROW II: Miss Woodward, P. Kingsley, P. Gentry, R. Duane, C. Knowles, M. Baker, M. Devaney, B. Ferguson, M. Ranaghan, H. Brandt, P. Pineo. ROW III: W. Barbeau, R. Gookin, A. Kinsley, J. Merrill, J. Rooker, C. Taylor, D. Donohue, J. Smith, P. Smith, B. Glynn, R. Swinhart, L. Schultz, J. Glawson, A. Kelley, J. Marmai, J. Spolidoro, P. Drake, K. Reardon, B. Dickey. THE LIBRARY CLUB The library, under the capable direc- tion of Miss Woodward, has developed into a serviceable part of our high school. In only two years growing time, numer- ous books, both fiction and reference, have been added to the once-bare shelves . Extra services constantly supply the student body: the extensive READER ' S GUIDE, orientation in library use, inter-library loans, and the issuance of up-to-date reading lists periodically. The most satisfying accomplishment has been the ever-increasing interest in the Student Librarians Club. This organ- ization not only aids in the running of the library, but also plans programs such as the sale of Data -Guides and the assembly which presented Mr. Edward Rowe Snow, a local author. The Annual Book Fair, designed to en- courage reading, proved successful in every way for the third year . The students pored over the paperback books, made many selections and purchases, to the end that more reading interest was evident. Miss Woodward, Librarian, P. Smith, Secretary, P. Pineo, President, D. Foote, Vice-President, P. Drake, Recorder. Discussing Plans ! THE NEWSPAPER CLUB October was organization month for the 1961-1962 Ram-bler, under the di- rection of two new advisers, Miss Gib- bons of the Commercial Department and Mrs. Saunders of the English Depart- ment . Editor Gerry Gannon presided over numerous meetings as plans got under way for tne first issue. Once the stories and articles were in and approved, the production staff took over, efficiently typing and setting up each page until work was completed. The finished result was well received by the student body. A small charge is made for each issue in order to prepare for a future printed edition. This goal is the second main ob- jective of the club, the first being to pre- sent the best newspaper possible to M.H.S. students. Dramatic CAST: Pam Hinton James Scott Mike Grant Dave Amstrong Connie Reese Michelle Jacobsen Nancy Emery Projects John Darcy Gail Davenport Cheryl Nangle Leo Creamer Priscilla Drake Peter Bryant Priscilla Pineo Biology Club, ROW 1; M. Rannigan, L. Lantz, L. Rutledge, H. O’Brien, P. Fuchs, K. Keene, J. Spolidoro, H. Veader, P. Smith, C. Ottaviani, ROW 11: P. Murray, E. Duane, S. McNulty, T. Hill, D. Butler, M. Russell, S. Taylor, A.Trevisani, D. Raymond, S. McGuinn, C. Houghton. ROW III. C. Mounce, D. Forbes, C. Wellington, K. Raymond, C. Taylor, M. Tradd, G. Sherman, J. Lamb, R. Roth, R. Gookin, K.Studley, Mr. Searfoss. ROW IV: A. Kinsley, E. Harrington, J. McGuire, P. Hughes, M. Sheehan, L. Fagan, A. Dean’ A. Tibbets, B. Burkhardt. The Science Clu b last year ar- ranged many field trips for interested students. These students visited a food and drug laboratory and heard lectures on the industrial diamond and the gyro-control of the polaris missle , During Engineers ' Week they visited a laboratory for electronics, exibited an automatic tracing sextant, and heard a speaker from D.S. Ken- nedy Company. Each individual stu- dent entered a project in the Science Fair in March, After the projects were judged, grand prizes were awarded to Linda Lantz, Thomas Scott, and Philip Oakman. Thomas Scott was chosen to represent the- Massachusetts Department of Edu- cation at the Eastern States Exposi- tion . The Biology Club cooperated with the National Honor Society in planting tulip bulbs in the courtyard of the High School, beginning its studyof nature. Science Club, ROW I: J. Spolidoro, L. Lantz, J. Rowe, C. Veader, J. Ewart, M. Jacobsen, D. Foote, G. Rein, S. Nickerson, H. Veader, ROW II: D. Davis, K. Studley, L. Nelson, J. Stephenson, J. Nunley, R. Hale, J. Pinkham, E. Harrington, R. Gookin, G. Quigley, J. Ryerson, W. Williams, B. Williams, Mr. Sargent. wolz;w Edith McManus, Science Fair Guide, Checks Brian McGuinn’s Project Our proud and patient faculty committee! Mr. W. Searfoss, Biology, Mr. S. Sargent, Chairman, Chemis- try and Physics, Mr. W. Reed, General and Physical Science. Jon Ewart Reviews His Project! MARSHFIELD SCIENCE FAIR winners in program Wednesday night in- cluded these grand prize winners: TOP LEFT, Miss Linda M. Lantz, 15, of Marshfield, shows her exhibit of pernicious anemia to School Board Chairman William C. MacDonald; TOP RIGHT, Second Grand Award Winner Thomas A. Scott, 16, with Supt. of Schools Edwin A. Martinson: LOWER LEFT, third grand prize winner, Philip R. Oakman, 14, with Marshfield High School Principal James P. Romeo. At the LOWER RIGHT is the winner of the special Science Club Award, Dawn R. Foote, 17, CENTER, with Science Club President Jeffrey B. Rowe, LEFT, and Science Fair Student Publicity Chairman, Edith A. Mc- Manus, RIGHT. RCG. b. S. FAT. OFF. THURSDAY, MARCH 16 , 1961 AND BROCKTON TIMES SECOND SECTION REPORTS SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS 65 ROW I: G. Michael, L. Pentheny, B. Ferguson, N, Emery, C. Reese, M. Grant, A. Rankin, R. Duffee, R, Egan, S. O’Brien, W. Williams, D. Foote, E. Duane, A. Porcello. ROW II; P. Kingsley, P. Drake, A. Kelle y, K. McCarty, P. Hinton, G. Sherman, B. Murray, R. Thomas, C. Angler, J. Moran, D. Armstrong, R. Mack, G. Gannon, M. Jacobsen, G. Rein, J. Trout. ROW III; J. Atwater, A. Tibbetts, M. Dubois, R. Swinhart, J. Ryerson, D. Roswell, J. Ewart, T. Scott, J. Scott, R. Hale, D. Henderson, E. Ohrenburger, M. Venti, C. Nangle, M. Tradd, P. Pineo. Ac- companist; M. Rich, Director; Mr. Cowgill. THE MUSIC GROUPS The Marshalairs Instead of a general chorus group as in former years, both a girls ' and a boys ' chorus organized in September. The girls vastly outnumbered the boys, but each group improved equally. The new set-up has created added musical interest among more stu- dents. The Marshalairs and Band performed at the annual Christmas program. Again in the spring they gave a joint performance to aid the school ' s music fund. The Southeastern Mas- sachusetts District Music Festival held in January at our own high school sparked the schedule. About five hundred talent- ed musicians representing forty-nine schools joined in giving two concerts at which orchestra, choral, and band groups per- formed. The gala event brought out the musical achievements of these young people. SONGS AND SOUNDS The Band ROW 1: J. Rowe, E. Ohrenburger, G. Sherman, P. Anderson. M. Cuprak, B. Sanborn, N. Emery, C. Nangle, M. Dubois, T, Scott, G. Michael. ROW II: K. Keene, J. Ryerson, S. Rideout, J. O ' Neil, M. Grant, W. Biagini, J. Nunley, J. Bushnell. ROW III: P. Pineo, C. Delano, J. Scott, S. Tradd, J. Swinhart, M. Rich, J, Moran. S. Hobbs. P. Hughes, J. Famigliegetti, C. Banner, H. Burgess, W. Roswell, R, Hale, H. Rideout, N. Mahar, G. Bullock, B. Burkhardt, C. Reese, Director: Mr. Cowgill. Substitute cheerleaders; S. Fortunow, J. Cathcart, C. McCarty, Captain, N. Curtin, D. Sheehan. Cheerleaders: ROW I: Brenda MacDonald, Captain; ROW II: R. Weeks, P. Hinton, A. Kelley, G. Rein, J. Atwater, M. McAleer, J. Foote. THE CHEERLEADERS A loud and peppy ”M-Clap began the cheerleading activities forthe 1961-1962 season. Pep rallies led the way to better school spirit and greater game attend- ance. At one rally, male cheerleaders assisted the girls in bringing the group spirits up to a high pitch. Another boost toward better school spirit was provided by the booklet of Marshfield High School cheers, edited by the cheerleaders and published by our business department. New uniforms and sweaters also added a new look and a zing to the squad. Majorettes; C. Heuser, H. Brandt, B. Coggeshall, Captain, D, Kent, D. dePourtales. Ready to marcli at the half! THE MAJORETTES By their performances during the 1961 school year, the Majorettes have made a fine impression on the entire school body. The time and effort that the girls spent in practice became readily appar- ent as they executed precision maneuvers and intricate marching routines . Their most enjoyable half-time performances provided an excellent diversion from the grueling football games and contributed much to the Rams ' successful season. Although the girls are always present at the games and the rallies, their efforts are not entirely directed towards sports . They participate annually in the Veterans Day Parade and in the Memorial Day Pa- rade. The Spring Concert is another an- nual event that is looked upon with great interest. Here the girls team up in dou- bles for a more individual performance. Friendly Tide Boosters Mr. George Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Victor Atwater Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ayles Mr. Deranan Baker Mrs.Ro“b%rt Bross Mrs. Helen Brown Mr. Richard B lrgess Mr. and Mrs. John D. Burgoyne Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bxirkhardt Mr. John W. Cameron Mr. Burton 0. Cowgill Mr. William Coyne Miss Jeanette Cutts Mr. and Mrs. John Darcy The Deasy Family Miss Elizabeth Ellard Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Ellard Vr. and Mrs. Donald Emery Mr. John Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Etelman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ewart Mr. and Mrs Edward Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fuchs Mr .and Mrs. Wilfred Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hinton Mrs. Lloyd Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hynes Mr, and Mrsi Stanley A, Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacobsen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. William judge Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lambert Mr , and Mrs. Perry LeMay Mr. and Mrs, Alexander McAleer Dr. Paul McBride Mr. Ralph McElearney Mr. and Mrs. James McGuinn Miss Gall Micheal Mr. Robert Moore Mr. and Mrs. James A. Moran Mr. and Mrs. John Nangle Mrs. Ethel Nunley Mr. and Mrs. Edward O ' Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Earl Plneo Mr. Malcolm L. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Rand Mrs.Virglnia Ross Mr. and Mrs. Eaxl Roswell Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Seignious Mr. and Mrs. F. Robert Smith Mr. and Mrs. Clark Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stephens Mrs. Sheila Swigert Mr. and Mrs. John Ulanowski Miss Mary Vanasse Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Vlau Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Wood Miss Betty Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wltham The Student body and the TIDE staff thank their many friends and boosters for their goodwill and friendship which helped make this 1962 yearbook possible. Mabel Dubois and Arlene Tibbetts pour a cup o ' kindness in true Marshfield spirit. Coach Vanesse, Manager De Pourtales, C. Fletcher, M. Tradd, G. Thomas, C. Benshimol, C. Pink, P. Fuchs, M. Hatch, Manager Phillips. SOFTBALL — SPRING — 1961 Under Miss Vanasse ' s direction and Gretchen Thomas’s leadership, the soft - ball team worked diligently for a tri- championship with Cohasset and Dux- bury. The team ' s strength was in its outfield. Two outstanding team members were Carol Pink, who, as pitcher, struck out eight girls in each of the two games, and Carolyn Fletcher who hit two home- SCORES Marshfield 4 Hingham 5 11 Hull 9 17 Norwell 10 29 E . Bridgewater 9 4 Hanover 1 12 W . Bridgewater 11 2 Hingham 12 10 Scituate 9 Enroute to the Game! runs and a triple in one game . The high point of the season was the last game. Scituate was leading nine to three, when, in the last inning, Marsh- field came through with six runs. The game went into extra innings; our girls madethe winning run . We beat our long- standing rivals, Scituate! But then, the best games are always the closest! ROW I; C. Davis, K. Tingley, G. Michaels, J. Marmai, M. Henderson. ROW II: Coach Erickson, Manager Mack, W. Kent, J. Lambert, R. Studley, P. Collins, S. Colley, D. Henderson, W. Freedon, Manager Famglietti, Coach Reed. BASEBALL — 1961 Though the baseball team was young and inexperienced, it worked diligently for a good season. Although the team won only six out of eleven games, Coaches Reed and Erickson anticipate a more successful season in 1962 since only two members were seniors . Whatever the final scores added up to, Marshfield can be proud that the baseball team played with characteristic Marshfield spirit and good sportsmanship. SCORES Marshfield 7 Scituate 8 4 Hull 0 7 E . Bridgewater 9 14 Avon 11 22 Holbrook 5 2 Cohasset 5 5 Duxbury 10 11 Norwell 2 5 W . Bridgewater 4 12 Hanover 3 3 Bridgewater 4 M-A-R-S-H-F-I-E-L-D ' ROW I: P. Archer, S. Colley, R. Roth, J. Scott, R. Thomas, N. Ahearn, Coach Farese. TENNIS Marshfield ' s small but varied group of tennis enthusiasts hope to become con- tenders in future tennis tournaments and to make tennis a popular sport at Marsh- field High. Thus far tennis has been or- ganized only on an intramural basis. There have been many Marshfield stu- dents who have shown interest in tennis, but have been discouraged by the lack of interscholastic competition. Phis situa- tion will change in the coming years ac- cording to the thoughts and interests of the present participants . L Anyone for Tennis? ROW I: D. Dobson, P. Oakman, B. Burkhardt, R. Biagini, G. Studly, A. Tibbets, Manager J. Griffits; ROW II; J. Rowe, R. Hale, P. Haller, J. Domineau, B. Freedon, S. O’Brien, D. Davis, J. Stephenson; ROW 111: C. Angler, B. McGuinn, R. Thomas, J. Scott, D. Allen, J. Mann, R. Corrow, Coach Marshall. TRACK — SPRING — 1961 Although the track team did not have an outstanding season, we did have sev- eral outstanding players, most of them underclassmen. We lost James Domi- neau, captain; Peter Hailer, David Allen, Bruce Freedon and Vincent Gookin through graduation. Geoffrey Mann was our only mile runner and Richard Thomas was the winner of the South Shore Championship in the low hurdles . Many of our underclassmen now have a high record to use as an example of the rewards of hard work. High Steppers! Pep the Team! SEASON RECORD Marshfield 51 Hull 53 Marshfield 25 Norwell 79 Marshfield 98 Duxbury 8 Marshfield 50 E . Bridgewater 53 Marshfield 50 Cohasset 53 Marshfield 60 Bridgewater 43 Marshfield 69 Hanover 34 Marshfield 44 Holbrook 60 Marshfield 55 Scituate 48 Won ... 4 Lost . . . 5 ROW I; P. Anderson, C. Reese, M. Hatch, R. Lantz, D. de Portales, C. Veader, M. Rich, L. Pentheny, M. Dubois, C. Fletcher, H. Brandt, P. McGuire, J. Turner, M. Tradd, B. Ferguson, C. Nangle, N. Emery; ROW II; Coach M. Vanasse, M. Biviano, P. Gentry, C. Philips, K. Keene, P. Fuchs, M. Devaney, J. Wright, M. Haruben, L. Rut- ledge, C. Studley, J. Tilley, C. Fiumodoro, W. Barbeau, Coach S. Swigert; ROW III: M. Dunn, P. Pineo, C. Houghton, J. Merrill, S. McGuinn, K. Smith, T. Williams, S. Hart, H. Burgess, M. Jacobsen, M. Russell, S. Me Nulty, E. Duane, B. Coggeshall. FIELD HOCKEY Coaches Miss Vanesse and Mrs. Swigert worked with the team through an exciting season. Captains Mabel Dubois, Carolyn Fletcher, and Linda Pentheny led the team to a razzle-dazzle and well- earned championship. Thegame with Scituate developed into Tri-captains: C. Fletcher, M. Dubois, L. Pentheny. the most exciting game played. Each team was defending its status as a num- ber one contender for the championship. Marshfield came through with three goals to Scituate ' s one, clinching the champion- ship of the South Shore League. Coaches: M. Vanasse, S. Swigert. SCORES Marshfield Hanover 0 Hull 0 W . Bridgewater 1 Thayer Academy 1 Norwell 0 Duxbury 2 Cohasset 1 Holbrook 1 E . Bridgewater 0 Hingham 2 Scituate 1 Senior Champs! ROW I: C. Angier, J. Burgoyne, J. Moran, D. Davis, R. Murray, J. Harrington, R. Hale, J. Marmai, J. Rowe, C. Stephens, J. Ewart, C. Huges, W. Wilkinson, F. Sampson. ROW 11; Coach R. Marshall, D. Smith, R. Corrow, D. Parsons, Don Henderson, R. Judge, B. McGuinn, Dave Henderson, P. Collins, A. McCauley, H. Tingley, F. Doyle, P. Hughes, A. Tibbetts,]. Lambert, Coach James Anderson, ROW III: Manager J. Griffiths, R. Marshall, A. Banner, C. Tzannos.S. Keith, J. Stevenson, J. Mann, R. Studley, B. Burkhardt, M. Frisbie, J. Lidell, R. Davis, W. Tout, D. Robertson, Coach Robert Larson, ROW IV: P. Spolidoro, P. Sheehan, R. Macchi, N. Hoedtke, A. Johnson, D. Pink- ham, R. Norway, D. Chandler, J. Knudson, W. Kennedy, L. LaForest, J. Tobin, A. Teague, M. Hall, W. Roswell. Marshfield Marshfield Marshfield Marshfield Marshfield Marshfield Marshfield Marshfield WON GAM Guards: Jeff Rowe, Jon Ewart, Chris Stephens. Bob Murray Head Coach James Anderson, Assistant Coaches Robert Larson and Ro- bert Marshall. Football Awards Robert Hale, Co-Captain . . . Jeffrey Rowe, Co-Captain . . Joseph Marmai, Co-Captain . Daniel Davis John Harrington Christopher Stephens Jon Ewart Carl Hughes Robert Murray James Moran Frank Sampson John Burgoyne Clark Angier Michael Henderson Brian McGuinn David Henderson John Pratt Arthur McCauley Roger Judge Kenneth Tingley William Wilkinson Donal Henderson Harry Tingley Jonathan ' Lambert John Griffiths MARSHFIELD HIGH am| Sharpen Horns, So Foes Best Beware LOST D. Davis for 1961 Co-captains: J. Marmai, J. Rowe. B. Hale Certificate Certificate Certificate Certificate Certificate Certificate Certificate Certificate Letter Letter Letter Letter Letter Certificate Certificate Certificate Certificate Letter Certificate Certificate Certificate Letter Letter Letter Letter (Manager) Wayland 36 Holbrook 44 Westwood 12 Hull 8 East Bridgewater 0 West Bridgewater 8 Cohasset 8 Hanover 6 C. Hughes, R. Hale, and J. Harrington. BASKETBALL SQUAD ROW I: C. Reese, N. Emery, J. Hynes, L. Pentheny, D. Foote, C. Pink, M. Venti, G. Sherman, C. Fletcher, C. Nangle, S. Hart. ROW II: Mrs. Swigert, H. Brandt, Mgr., S. McNulty, S. Sanderson, S. McGuinn, P. Anderson, M. Tradd, P. Pineo, B. Ferguson, L. Rutledge, P. Fuchs, E. Duane, C. Trout, C. Houghton, Asst. Mgr., Miss Vanasse. ROW III: J. Cappello, J. Rochfort, E. Murray, N. Steeples, R. Swinhart, P. Pineo, C. Mandeville, S. Tradd, D. Arm- strong. P. Kingsley, W. Barbeau. ROW IV: A, Trevisani, R. Duane, J. Lamb, S. Rideout, M. Russell, B. Kirk, K. Kirk, J. Pink. Full of energy and high hopes the girls ' basketball team began its season. Under the CO -captains (Maureen Venti, Carol Pink) leadership the team has had a sue- cessful season. The defensive plays of the three guards, Carolyn Fletcher, Dawn Foote, and Jacqueline Hynes, stopped any of the opponents ' onsurges Marshfield ... 40 Duxbury ... 40 Norwell ... 23 Hull ... 44 Avon ... 47 Holbrook ... 44 Cohasset ... 52 Thayer Academy . . 45 E. Bridgewater . . . . ... 37 W. Bridgewater . . . . ... 48 Hanover ... 41 Scituate The most exciting game of the season was with Hull High School. With less than a minute to play and the score tied 19 to 19, Gail Sherman sunk two foul shots to break the tie! The girls went on to win the game 23 to 21! The capable coaching of Miss Vanasse and Mrs. Swigert headed the girls toward another South Shore League championship! 29 22 21 30 27 8 36 34 19 45 35 Jackie Hynes Gail Shermen CO-CAPTAINS Maureen Venti Carol Pink Carolyn Fletcher Carol Pink Dawn Foote Maureen Venti ROW I: J. Mann, D. Armstrong, G. Linskey, C. Angier, J. Marmai, S. O ' Brien, R. Murray, D. Henderson, M. Henderson, B, McGuinn. ROW II: Coach John Erickson, W. Sullivan, J. Lambert, A. Tibbetts, R. Nickelson, R, Heath, R. StudIey,R, Moses, J. O ' Neil, T, Dellolio, Assistant Coach Warren Searfoss. ROW III: W. Roswell, H. Tingley, D. Parsons, D. Henderson, C. Chandler, J. Scott, M. Sheehan, D. Engleman, J. Pratt, A. Johnson, D. Roswell. BASKETBALL What a season! a few points, even one point at times, might have changed defeat into victory. Nevertheless, the spirit and attitude of the squad never wavered. At every game the team came onto the floor TO WIN . Despite the season ' s results, the boys learned a great deal through the chal- lenging playing experiences . There were only lour seniors on the squad: Bob Mur- ray, Steve O ' Brien, Joe Marmai, and Clark Angier. Coaches Erickson and Searfoss expect a strong experienced nucleus of piayers next season; five jun- iors and two sophomores should enhance the prospects of the 1962-1963 varsity. BASKETBALL SCORES Marshfield li8— -Bridgewater 53 Marshfield I4.6— — Scituate 55 Marshfield 6ii— -Alumi 60 Marshfield 60 Avon h 7 Marshfield 73 — Hull 6l Marshfield 39 Duxbury 68 Marshfield 58 — -West Bridgewater 6ii Marshfield li 5 — -Bridgewater 63 Marshfield 58 — Scituate 7I4 Marshfield 71 - — Cohasset 68 82 Clark Angler Steve O’Brien Joe Marmai (Picture: courtesy of Paula Phillips, SOUTH SHORE NEWS), Robert Murray Coaches John Erickson and Warren Searfoss. 1 ' ' - w V Principal James P. Romeo and Mrs. Romeo attending graduation. Graduation Awards — 1961 D.A.R. History (Girl) Barbara Gavone D.A.R. History (Boy) Philip Michelini D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award Susanne Clark Bausch and bomb Science Award George Michael Gurney Sportsmanship Award (Girl) Gretchen Thomas Gurney Sportsmanship Award (Boy) Charles Davis The American Legion School Award Charles Davis Class of 1953 English Award Susanne Clark Marshfield Historical Society Essay Award Ann McNulty Class of 1956 Improvement Award Rodney Perkins Lions Club Award (Mathematics) Charles Davis Webster Grange ($150.) Joanne Shepherd Marshfield Teachers ' Club Scholarship . .$500.00. . . .Patricia Tobin $400,00 Peter Hailer Kiwanis Club . . ($200.00) Charles Davis The Marion Cole Scholarship . . $200.00 Marsha Fader (given by the Eve. Div $200.00 Carol Dean (of Woman’s Club) Honor Graduates: Patricia Tobin, Carol Dean, Sue Clark; Class Pres- ident Charles Da- vis. MEMORIAL LIBRARY Director of Graduation Mrs. Idyla Etelman con- fers with Graduate Vin- cent Gookin and Mr. Paul Kelley, Class Ad- The Clara Crosse Scholarship . . $300.00 Susanne Clark (Presented by the Woman ' s Club) American Legion Auxiliary . . $100.00 Pamela Smith P. T. A. Scholarship . . $400.00 Susanne Clark $400.00 Charles Davis Curtain Timers Scholarship , . $100.00 Ann McNulty V. F. W. Auxiliary - Post 8345 . . $150.00 Carolen Osborne Portuguese-American Club Scholarship . . $500.00. . . Ann McNulty National Improvement Society--$100.00 Susanne Clark viser. Class Marshal Ro- bert Hale; Pianist Mabel Dubois, Thank You Our Advertiser Please Patronize Our Advertising Friends FRED ' S DUN-RITE WOODWORKING CO. We tried to think of a wish for YOU But all WE could contrive Was: GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE!! . . . from the class of 1965 MARSHFIELD SAND AND GRAVEL CLIETON H. MARSH 2036 Ocean Street Marshfield, Mass. 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