Marshfield High School - Tide Yearbook (Marshfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1963 volume:

« ••� •«!!! oLJ-- ' - ’- 4 T ,■ r , T y X rMTDL-cc jAtWOHlfVU yENTRtSS REFEEKDt r ' i not to be toiv o Jrom Library H R VOLUME I NUMBER XI 1963 TIDE PUBLISHED by THE YEARBOOK STAFF MARSHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL, MARSHFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 1 . . . I saw a crowd, A host, of golden daffodils; . . . Wordsworth To Youth Belojigg he FUTURE MR. STANLEY A. JACKSON To Mr. Stanley A. Jackson, our class advisor, our class play director, in gratitude for his deep and warm under- standing of us. We take great pride in his friendship. Successful teaching is based on com- munication between student and teacher. The teacher with a sincere interest in his students as individuals achieves this ideal. This our Mr. Jackson has accom- plished. His success formula radiates his humor, his honesty, and his friendli- ness. Throughout our years together, Mr. Jackson has demonstrated his wish for our success academically. THE 1963 TIDE SCHOOL COMMITTEE Schools do not function of themselves; schools need direction and understanding, The town of Marshfield in its wise choice of school committee personnel services the school system toward goals of high achievement with perception and responsibility. Fortunate indeed are the youth of the community who receive the benefits of the educational activities that go on because of the constructive under- standing of our school committee mem- bers. We, the members of the class of 1963, wish to express our gratitude for the many progressive and up-to-date educational experiences provided us dur- ing our school years in Marshfield. Thank YOU, each and everyone! Superintendent Edwin Martinson, Robert F. Archer, Richard R. Ketchum, Secretary Elizabeth S. Hatch, and Chairman William C. MacDonald. James P. Romeo, Principal Edwin A. Martinson. Superintendent The character of a dynamic educa- tional set-up requires dynamic leader- ship, and our two administrators have through the years demonstrated this positive approach. Both Mr. Edwin A. Martinson, our genial superintendent of schools, and Mr. James P. Romeo, our kind high school principal, have worked hard and long to effect the policies and the measures necessary to keep Marsh- field education at the top. We, the Sen- iors, wish to make permanent this re- cord of our appreciation for the dedica- tion to youth exhibited through action by these two outstanding, capable adminis- trators. We thank YOU, Mr. Edwin A. Martinson and Mr. James P. Romeo! RICHARD T. BURGESS JEANETTE CUTTS SECRETARIAL STAFF THE SCHOOL PERSONNEL FUNCTIONS IN MANY AREAS MARY Y. SMITH SCHOOL NURSE HELEN E. SIMMONS CHRISTINE OAKMAN RITA REILEY GLADYS E. WOOD 10 CLARA AHEARN ROBERT E. LARSON PHYLLIS LORING HOME ECONOMICS IN THE BUSINESS OF EDUCATING YOUTH THE CHARLOTTE A. DONOVAN ROBERT W. MARSHALL JOHN N. ERICKSON SHELIA C. SWIGERT SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT CHESTER W. PERKINS ROBERT WITH AM WARREN A, SEARFOSS WILMONT L, REED STEWART S. SARGENT WALTER D. BROWN ROBERTA HIGGINS VIRGINIA M. ROSS MARY RUSSELL LOUIS P. FLAMMIA THE LANGUAGE ARTS JOHN W. CAMERON IDYLA G. ETELMAN EDWARD G. WHITE ALL WORK TOGETHER NOT BY BREAD ALONE BETTY M. WOODWARD NORMAN GELLER BURTON O. COWGILL JOHN J. LEDO MANKIND ENDURES AND LIVES ON THE BUSINESS THROUGH WORK AND C. ELIZABETH ELLARD GERALDINE McGOWAN STANLEY A, JACKSON SUSAN V. BOYLE PETER R. BRYANT FRANCIS CORNELIUS ADLER, JR. LILIAN GALE BULLOCK JANICE MARIE BARKER DAVID WINSTON ARMSTRONG TO YOUTH BELONGS SUSAN V. BOYLE: Class Committees. FRANCIS CORNELIUS ADLER, JR.: Football 2,3; Baseball 1, 2,3,4. JANICE MARIE BARKER: Softball Manager 3, PETER R, BRYANT: Football 1; Track 1,2; Dramatics 2,3,4; Student Council 3. LILIAN GALE BULLOCK: Band 1,2, 3,4; Biology Club 4; Honor Society 4. DAVID WINSTON ARMSTRONG: Football 2; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 4; Dramatics 3; Marshalairs 3,4. 16 THE FUTURE ALBERT EMERSON CLARK, JR.: Class Committees. DEBORAH COHEE: Vice President 1,2; Dramatics 2,3; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2. CALVIN WENDELL CHANDLER; Class Committees. GAIL SHARON DAVENPORT: Basketball 2; Dramatics 3,4; Marshalairs 3,4; Student Council 2; Library Club 2; Tide 4; Rambler 3. ROBERT EDWARD CORROW; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4. MARGARET ANNE DEVANEY : Field Hockey 3; Dramatics 3; Tide 2,3,4; Rambler 2,3. ALBERT EMERSON CLARK, JR. GAIL SHARON DAVENPORT DEBORAH COHEE ROBERT EDWARD CORROW CALVIN WENDELL CHANDLER MARGARET ANNE DEVANEY 17 WITH OPEN HEARTS BONNIE LEE FERGUSON: Historian 2; Basketball 1,3,4; Field Hockey 1,3,4; Softball 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2; Dramatics 2; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Student Council 3; Library Club 2,3,4; The Tide 2,3,4. ANTHONY LEO WILLIAM CREAMER: Treasurer 2; Dramatics 2,3. NANCY JANE EMERY: Secretary 2,3,4; Treasurer 1; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2; Dramatics 3; Marshalairs 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1,2; The Tide 4; Girls ' State Representative 1962. RICHARD E. DANA; Cross Country 4; Track 3,4. PRISCILLA ANNE DRAKE: Dramatics 3,4; Marshalairs 1,2,3, 4; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4; The Tide 4; United Nations Speaking Contest. JOHN L, DARCY; Track 1; Dramatics 3,4; Audio-Visual 2; Science Club 1,2, 3, 4. BONNIE LEE FERGUSON ANTHONY LEO WILLIAM CREAMER, JR. RICHARD E. DANA PRISCILLA ANNE DRAKE NANCY JANE EMERY JOHN L. DARCY 18 ROBERT JOHN DONLIN SHARON L. HART MAUREEN MONICA HARUBIN FREDERICK DOYLE, III BRADFORD DELANO DICKEY JENNIFER SUSAN FOOTE FOR FAME AND GLORY ROBERT JOHN DONLIN: Play 2,3,4. MAUREEN MONICA HARUBIN: Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; The Tide 4. BRADFORD DELANO DICKEY : Student Council 3; Library Club 1,2, 3,4; The Tide 4. SHARON L. HART: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2; Play 2,3; Student Council 4. FRED DOYLE: Football 1.2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2. JENNIFER SUSAN FOOTE: Tennis 3; Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Science Club 2; Biology Club 2; Student Council 4; Library 2; The Tide 4. 19 MICHELLE CAROLYNE JACOBSEN JOHN GOVE LAWRENCE J. FAGAN PAMELA KAY HINTON WE SEARCH WILLIAM PAUL ELLIS ANN MARIE JACKSON WILLIAM PAUL ELLIS; Class Committee. MICHELLE CAROLYNE JACOBSEN: Basketball 1,2; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Softball 1; Tennis 2; Dramatics 1,2, 3, 4; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1; The Tide 2,3,4; Ram-bler 3,4; Prize Speaking Contest 2; Oratorical Contest 2, ANN MARIE JACKSON: Field Hockey 1; Softball 1; The Tide 4; Ram-bler 3. LAWRENCE J, FAGAN; Biology Club 2,3,4; Library Club 4; The Tide 4; Prize Speaking Contest 2; Oratorical Con- test 2,3. PAMELA KAY HINTON: Historian 3; Tennis 3; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Debating Club 3; Tide 4; Prize Speaking Contest 2; District and All State Music Festi- vals 2; New England Music Festival 3. 20 NO GOAL TOO FAR MARY E. HATCH: Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2,3; Tide 4. DAVID JAMES HENDERSON: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Biology Club 3; Student Council 4; Tide 4. GAIL KATHLEEN HAZARD; Class Committees, RICHARD WADE FREEMAN: Class Committees. CAROL ANN HEUSER: Majorette 3,4; Dramatics 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH GILLIS: Class Committees. MARY E. HATCH DAVID JAMES HENDERSON GAIL KATHLEEN HAZARD RICHARD WADE FREEMAN CAROL ANN HEUSER WILLIAM JOSEPH GILLIS 21 IN FAITH BARYE LANE HALL: Football 4; Track 3,4; Marshalairs 3,4; Science Club 4. PAMELA JANE KENT: Basketball 1; Field Hockey 1,2; Soft- ball 1; Tide 4. JOHN PAUL GRIFFITHS: Football Mgr., 2,3; Baseball Mgr., 1; Track Mgr., 2,3; Science Club 2,4; Tide 4. BETTY JEAN KIRK: Tennis 4; Tide 4. ' MICHAEL GRANT: Track 1,2; Dramatics 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Marshalairs 3,4; Class Marshal 3. DIANNE KROUPA: Softball 3. JOHN PAUL GRIFFITHS DIANNE KROUPA BARYE LANE HALL BETTY JEAN KIRK PAMELA JANE KENT MICHAEL GRANT LINDA MAE LANTZ MICHAEL ADAMS HENDERSON DONALD THEODORE HOOPER ROBERTA LESLEY LANTZ JANICE LINDA LEMAY ROGER VINSON JUDGE WITH COURAGE LINDA MAE LANTZ : Cheerleading 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 2,3; Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Student Council 3; Debating Club 3; Library Club 1; The Tide 3, 4; The Ram-Bler 3,4; 1st Grand Prize Winner 1961 Science Fair; Class Play 2,3,4; Head Monitor 3,4. DONALD T. HOOPER: Baseball 2; Science Club. JANICE LINDA LEMAY: Field Hockey 1,2; Class Play 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2. MICHAEL ADAMS HENDERSON: Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 2; Biology Club 2; Student Council 1; Library Club 1. ROBERTA LESLEY LANTZ: Basketball 1; Field Hockey 1,2,3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Softball 4; The Tide 4; The Ram-Bler 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4. ROGER VINSON JUDGE: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Dra- matics 2; Vice-President 3; Student Council 3,4, Vice- President 4. 23 JAMES ALLEN KEENE ANNETTE SUSAN MAKOHEN LUCILLE ELIZABETH LYNCH MANUEL JOHN LOPES GERARD FRANCIS LINSKEY MARGARET MARY McALEER WE FACE THE JAMES ALLEN KEENE: Class Committees. LUCILLE ELIZABETH LYNCH: Dramatics 4. GERARD FRANCIS LINSKEY: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4. ANNETTE SUSAN MAKOHEN: Basketball 1,2; Tide 4. MANUEL JOHN LOPES: Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1; Marshal- airs 1,2. MARGARET MARY McALEER: Dramatics 2,3; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Tide 4. 24 DAY OF LIFE KATHLEEN ANN McSHANE: Class Committees. JAMES WILLIAM MAHLER: Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Tide 4. CHRISTINE ANNE McARTY : Cheerleading 3,4; Dramatics 3; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Tide 4. ARTHUR PETER McCAULEY: Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Marshalairs 4; Student Council 4; Tide 4. KAREN A. McELDOWNEY: Class Committees. GEOFFREY GLOVER MANN: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 4; Library Club 1,2. KATHLEEN ANN McSHANE ARTHUR PETER McCAULEY JAMES WILLIAM MAHLER KAREN A. McELDOWNEY CHRISTINE ANNE McCARTY GEOFFREY GLOVER MANN 25 AND SEE A BRIAN JAMES McGUINN; President 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Track 2; Dramatics 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; Tide 4; Boys’ State Representative 3; Prize Speaking Contest 2. CHERYL ANN NANGLE: Basketball 1,2,3; Field Hockey 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2; Dramatics 3; Marshalairs 1,2, 3, 4; Tide 4. HENRY DOUGLAS PARSONS: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 3; Biology Club 2. KATHLEEN D. O ' BRIEN: Basketball 1,4; Baseball 1; Softball 1; Tide 4; Business Club 2,3. JOHN WADSWORTH NUNLEY: Dramatics 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual 2; Science Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Library Club 2; Tide 4. ELAINE MARIE PINA: Business Club 3; Class Committees. BRIAN JAMES McGUINN KATHLEEN D. O’BRIEN CHERYL ANN NANGLE JOHN WADSWORTH NUNLEY HENRY DOUGLAS PARSONS ELAINE MARIE PINA 26 DONALD FREDERICK ROSWELL LESLIE ANN RUTLEDGE PRISCILLA ANN PINEO JOHN E. PRATT, JR. JEAN FRANCES SPOLIDORO JOHN DAVID ATWOOD PINKHAM SHINING, NEWER FIELD JEAN FRANCES SPOLIDORO: Softball 1; Dramatics 3; Biology Club 2,3; Science Club 3; Library Club 2,3,4; The Tide 1,2, 3, 4; The Ram-bler 1,2,3; Dramatics 3. DONALD FREDERICK ROSWELL: Football 2,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Dramatics 2; Marshalairs 1,2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual 2; Science Club 4; Biology Club 2; Library Club 1,2; The Tide 4. PRISCILLA ANN PINEO: Secretary 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Field Hockey 1,3; Softball 1,2; Marshalairs 2,3,4; Sci- ence Club 4; Student Council 4; Library Club 1,3,4; Girls State Representative Alternate 3, JOHN DAVID ATWOOD PINKHAM: Cross Country 4; Track 4; Science Club 3,4; Biology Club 2. LESLIE ANN RUTLEDGE: Basketball 1,2, 3.4; Field Hockey 1,3; Softball 1,2,4; Dramatics 1,3; Science Club 2,3; Library Club 1,4; The Tide 3,4; The Rambler 2, Prize Speaking Contest 2. JOHN E. PRATT, JR, Football 2,3.4; Baseball 1. 27 CONSTANCE LAKE REESE JAMES WARREN SCOTT KENNETH LAWRENCE TINGLEY MAUREEN E. SULLIVAN THE DREAM OF LIFE DAVID WILLIAM SMITH: Football 2,3; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,3; Dramatics 4. CONSTANCE LAKE REESE: Treasurer 2,3,4; Historian 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2; Marshalairs 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 2; Tide 4; Dramatics 3. DAVID WILLIAM SMITH MARY PATRICIA RYAN ROBERTA JOAN SWINHART JAMES WARREN SCOTT; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3; Marshalairs 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 3,4. MARY PATRICIA RYAN: Tennis 3; Majorette 4; Dramatics 3; The Tide 4; The Rambler 3. KENNETH LAWRENCE TINGLEY: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3. MAUREEN ELIZABETH SULLIVAN: Class Committees. ROBERTA JOAN SWINHART: Basketball 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Marshalairs 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 3,4; The Tide 4. 28 THESE YEARS HAVE SOWN JANE A. THOMPSON: Business Club 1,2; The Tide 4. JOHN W. TILLEY: Football 1. ROBERTA LORRAINE WEEKS: Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2; Library Club 1; The Tide 3,4; Ram-bler 3. JOHN G. STOKER: Football 4. SUSAN B. TAYLOR: Biology Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 4; Library Club 1,2, 3,4; The Tide 1,4; Debate 3. WILLIAM WILKINSON: Football 1,2, 3, 4. PHILIP W. TYLER: Student Council 1. JANE A. THOMPSON JOHN G. STOKER WILLIAM WILKINSON ROBERTA LORRAINE WEEKS PHILIP W. TYLER JOHN W. TILLEY SUSAN B. TAYLOR 29 SELECTED Good Government Representative; Roger Judge Boys ' State Representative: Brian McGuinn Girls ' State Representative : Nancy Emery D.A.R. Representative ; Priscilla Pineo O BEST DRESSED Linda Lantz and David Armstrong BEST LOOKING Elaine Pina and Douglas Parsons FRIENDLIEST: Maureen Haurbin and Arthur McCauley CLASS ARTISTS: Leslie Rutledge and Lawrence Fagan MOST POPULAR: Nancy Emery and William Wilkinson BEST DANCERS: Roberta Weeks and James Mahler SHYEST: Christine McCarty and Calvin Chandler 1963 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Priscilla Pineo and John Nunley MOST POLITE; Betty Kirk and Arthur McCauley BUSIEST: Linda Lantz and Brian McGuinn MOST ATHLETIC: Cheryl Nangle and Michael Henderson MOST TALENTED: Pamela Hinton and James Scott MOST TALKATIVE Mary Hatch and Frank Adler - — — ' WA 1 ' 1 33 1 ' BEST ALL-AROUND Nancy Emery and Brian McGuinn MOST STUDIOUS: Christine McCarty and Lawrence Fagan TI n V 1 n 1 1 1 1 7 n r i • 1 1 Xn 1 P 1 1 J 1 1 ' U U 1 1 1 T r f 1 1 1 m J J J 1 I I p- r 1 — -tluL -uJ| ooe ' ll t4ou t ei tJ«,V Vo� r- • 1 ■ VvOkM tWiJ . 1 Ji - — ev - - e t_ ' Ot. 1 . ? 1 r - m 1 — zj— A 1 n r •1 1 f 1 3 •1 —1 • — — ■; — . _ - t Ji 1 «| I •( 1 Z •r 1— — — — r a fl. «� 1 1“ S . . J 1 J 1 J J J J 1 13 If K � — c4 J -el eJ 1 H •M c • n T n 1 1 • 1 1 wi 1 ' ' T 1 T 1 J r 1 T 1 1 ■ r I • J 1 1 1 1 I 1 o J _L JL _ i 1 c � =3 O Ccvea - S -oo.Jl p— 1 I 1 1 - r i 1 1 1 L 1 I 1 f tf � 1 � I f J l .J 2 « I 1 1 • U 1 - ev — «,► cOC Ljc J J_ o . Q M«.rsU-fic 4 U.jUjjJt pie - t - 1 9 l e, ou_r KeAirti - - ' A““-- T� Cl SLS _3 1 O i r ir-sl r - L 1 1 a 4— W ||S k |1 c , K � 1 L es -zJh 1 1 1 1 lr|i 9 fmm m -� -h ft g iiirv mi 9L 1 ' — 1 I — n 1 r l. j r -:3« € «i -4 o| =i- -J J ' •e- PQ- : — 1 1 — i - |r o L ' Wc ' — - 1 1 O k. B 3 j W c J :d CAST OF CHARACTERS (In the order of their first appearance) Izola Flukes. . the maid Roberta Swinhart Tabitha Knight . . . Les ' s rich spinster aunt Priscilla Drake Virginia Dale. . . companion of Miss Knight Linda Lantz Hollis Higbee . . . . Miss Knight ' s secretary ??? Parthy Ann Peek ... ... Gail Davenport . . . from Gooseneck Creek, the cook . . . Atwater Van Horne, .looking for a rich wife John Darcy Mrs. Agnes Mortimer -Fortesque. ... ... Lucille Lynch . . .the Crestdale aristocracy . . . Rita Mortimer -Fortesque ... ... Michelle Jacobsen . . . her daughter and Aunt Tabby Cat ' s Choice for Les , . . Leslie Knight . . . fresh from the South Seas Peter Bryant Skip Skelton a college pal John Nunley Shorty Long also a college pal David Smith A visitor Richard Dana THE CLASS OF 1963 PRESENTS TONS O’ FUN by Jay Tobias Stanley A. Jackson MAKE-UP -- Deborah Cohee, Chairman PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS -- Mr. Walter Brown -- Business Mrs. Kenneth Ross -- Make-up Mr. Robert Witham -- Staging TICKETS -- Sharon Hart, Chairman PROMPTERS -- Linda LeMay Priscilla Pineo PUBLICITY -- Bonnie Ferguson, Chairman USHERS -- Margaret McAleer, Chairman STAGING -- Robert Donlin, Richard Dana Richard Freeman 1962 The school year 1962-1963 has been an exciting one for us, the junior class. Upperclassmen at last, we have enthu- siastically presented our play The Little Dog Laughed and have sent two repre- sentatives to Girls ' and Boys ' State. Through the assistance of our class adviser. Miss Mary Russell, we spon- sored a very successful candy sale. Now we are looking forward to our senior year with the thought It is much less what we do than what we think, which fits us for the future. ROW I: H. Veader, E, Barrett, D. Woodard, T. Williams, J, Flanders, K. Wood, J. White, R. Varraso, S. Ulanowski, ROW 11: Mr. Marshall, T. Doherty, R. Vaughan, R. Wells, G. Crocker, J. Keefe, L. Frisbie, C. Wellington, T. Simmons, ROW 111: M. Auams, K. Crowley, K. Keene, S. Aberle, M, Grant, R. Archer, K. Chandler, P. Anderson, C, Knowles, M. Baker, J. Amore, ROW IV: J. Amore, B. Burkhardt, R. Heath, D. Arnold, 1. Banner, R. Frankenfield, R. Angier, R. Gookin, E. Harrington, P. Hughes, E. Dubois, Mr, Stewart Sargent. ROW I: J. Swinhart, M, Ranaghan, P, Smith, P. Tyler, S. Scanlan, S, McGuinn,J. Ryan, J. Rochfort, S. Studley, J. Tilley, J. Rooker, ROW II: D. Raymond, R, Steed, C. Trout, E. Powers, A. Trevisone, K. Raymond, K. Studley, A. Tibbetts, R. Price, M, Plante, S. Sanderson, Mr. John Cameron, ROW III: J. Sullivan, S. Jeanne, M. Tradd, L. Roberts, D. Thompson, R. Roth, M. Sheehan, D. Russell, H. Tingley, L. Taylor, R. Thomas, A. Rankin, M. Russell, ROW IV: J. Connell, K. Curran, D. Doroni, L. Covell, P. Archer, L. Davis, S, Fortunow, M. Dunn, P. Kingsley, S. Caswell, K. Daley, ROW V: D. Ferris, W. Freden, E. Egan, K. Daley, J. Connor, P. Fuchs, J. Donlin, N. Ames, N. Curtin, H. Burgess, E. Duane, D. Butler, A. Fletcher, Miss Russell, ROW VI: S. Colley, W. Coggeshall, W. Cody, L. Connelly, D. Engleman, D. Brackman, R. Dugan, S. Ellis, J. Lambert, J. Famigliette, R. Archambault, ROW VII: C. Deans, S. Nickerson, D. Gilbert, P, Gentry, M. Furness, W. Kent, B, Olson, P. Murray, V. Mooney, C. Ottaviani, G. Michael, ROW VIII: J. Gunn, B. Marshall, V. Grady, J. Munroie, J. Ohrenberger, J. Lamb, H, O ' Brien, W, Jeffrey, P. Oakman, C. Mounce, J, O ' Neil, S. McNulty, Mrs. Brown, ROW IX: R. McGowan, C. Houghton, V. Harley, N. Mart, R. McGrath, W. Keith, R. Khoury, J. McGuire, D. Loring, G. Linskey, D. Henderson, R. Mack, R. Studley. SENIORS-TO-BE! 39 ROW I; ]. Andrade, L, Ellis, L. Corrow, R. Ford, J. Connelly, J. Gurrie, M. Connor, M. Devaney, J. Connell, K. Fiumedoro, L. Grant, ROW II: Mr. John Erickson, W. Duplex, D. Forbes, A. Burnette, K. Kirk, M. Faulkner, W. Donovan, D. Ford, R. DeVore, M. Hall, D. Dobson, N. Garside, ROW III: J. Baldwin, H. Capwell, W. Bernhart, A. Dean, C. Chubbuck, W. Charleston, P. Collins, R. Bourne, J. Hale, ROW IV: S. Stine, P. Porcello, S. Plante, R. Macchi, P. Spolidoro, J. Smith, L. Sullivan, W. Sullivan, G. Rich, J. Tilley, ROW V: J. O ' Brien, C. Reddy, B. Ferris, P. O ' Connor, P. Pineo, N. Ray- ner, J. Pink, N. Steeples, K. Ouellet, E. Swenson, K. Smith, L. Schultz, E. Thompson, Mrs. Saunders, ROW VI: C. Roberts, J. Reardon, S. Rankin, W. Oxner, D. Pinkham, W. Roswell, C. Sinnott, W. Ouel- let, G. Quigley, A. Seely, A. Teague, ROW VII: F. Heron, J. Mack, C. Harubin, C. Heron, C. Mandeville, W. Johnson, C. Hobbs, E. Murray, P. Miller, D. Kelley, ROW VIII: D. Norwood, B. Hazard, W. Kennedy, J. Kiley, K. Molander, D. Holmes, G. Keene, J. Merrill, R. Moses, P. Jorgen- son, J. McElroy, Mrs. Shiela Swigert, ROW IX: R. Norway, J. Hutchinson, B. Maloney, R. Nicholson, N. Hoedtke, J. Liddell, J. McElroy, L. LaForest, A. Johnson, R. Hewson, S. Held, J. Moran. 40 THE The SOPHOMORES this year are real swingin ' , Into school activities they ' ve been Hingin ' ; They ' ve got green -and -white sweater men, And even some lettermen. They ' re in things from football to s ingin ' . Their numbers five homerooms are swellin ' . At games they ' ve been at candy sellin ' , There ' s a play for detection. Under Mr. Louis Flammia ' s direction, And Miss Elizabeth Ellard counsels their dance, we hear tellin ' ! ROW I: W. Barbeau, M. Biviano, C. Callahan, J. Cappello, P. Donlin, D. Armstrong, F. Archer, D. Trube, T. Dellolio, ROW II: R. Fernandes, J. Bernick, P. Goggin, B. Glynn, D. Campbell, S. Tradd, C. Campbell, D. Donohue, J. Blackwell, L. Gould, Mr. Searfoss, ROW III: J. Gardner, L. Clark, D. Chandler, P. Collins, J. Farrell, W. Liddell, C. Banner, D. Bean, R. Ayre, P. Cecil, ROW IV: J, Veader, E. Ahearn, P. Taylor, A. Michaels, W. Zayko, C. Chandler, L. Brown, D. Shurtleff, R. Marshall, D, Whitehead, ROW V: D. Kimball, D. Floyd, C, Thomas, J. Wright, D. Lynch, R. Van- Amringe, P. White, G. Tenney, J. Veiga, R. Duane, T. Lewis, B. Williams, T. Roberts, Miss Donovan. How did 175 Freshmen feel when they surged into an utterly new universe, dif- ferent from beginning to end? We were first impressed by the modern symme- try of our new high school; when our awe wore off we found much work to do . Many Freshmen engaged in sports and other extracurricular activities. We also turned to the task of supplementing our class treasury by collecting dues. We are now looking forward to next year when we will be middle -classmen. ROW I: E. Sullivan, H. Stephens. J. Vogel, K. Tribble, M. Wilson, B, White. A. Dudley, D. Warren, ROW II: Miss Carty, N. Taylor, L. Weitbrecht, C. Wilkins. D. Sullivan, J. Tobin, C. Woodard, T, Waldon, B. Vickers, L. Willard, Mr. Gray, ROW III: R. Prummell, K. Pearle, L. Rankin, G. Roy, H. Puffer, B. Russell, K. Rowe, J. Scalan, D. Sanborn, B. Starita, J. Rochfort, ROW IV: C. Schluter, D. Roderick, P. Sampson, J. Sheehan, L. Rhodes, K, Rand, J. Rutledge, D. Rhodes, M. Sinnott, P. Shee- han, D, Rhodes, J. Simmons, A. Reynolds, Mr. Gray, Mr. Pratt, ROW V: R. Biviano, D. Cuvell, J. Clark, D, Powers, J. Burgoyne, J. Banner, L, Connell, S. Ahern, M. Crowley, J, Lynch, B. Coghan, ROW VI: P. Carpello, S. Bicknell, P. Coyle, K. Clancy, A, Adler, G. Chute, E. Baker, M. Beckwith, S. Brightman, J. Banner, A. Callahan, V. Brillant, ROW VII: M. Callahan, H. Buote, J. Bangs, B. Cheeseman, C. Angler, J. Clark, R, Carty, R. Bergenheim, D. Boermeester, M. Kimball. ROW 1: H. Jacobsen, H. Hall, S. Joyce, P. Held, E. Kent, A, Hynes, S. Carlton, A. Lantz, J. Go] D. Griffiths. ROW II: B. Henderson, J. Grant, D. Houghton, A. Long, P. Hinton, S. Hoedtke, W. ] M. Graham, S.Jandry,C. Logan, G. Kroupa, Mr. Reed. ROW III:C. Lennon, P, Lennon, J. Henr F. Joseph, R. Hall, R. Hodgkins, J. Kundson, P. Grady, J. Lamb, K. Held, L. Gomes, F. Johnson. ROW IV: K. Melvoen, K. Murphey, F. Moran, J, Ohrenberger, C. Parmenter, C. Meserve, B. Ma shall, C. Monahan, D, Perkins, K. Millman. ROW V:C. Oxner, E. Lopes, S. Conley, L. Nichoisc V. Murphey, E. Moran, W . O ' Flaherty , J. Melvoen, G, Lyons, A. Longden, K. Mounce, Mrs. Ros: ROW VI: P. Sharon, D. Mathes, J. Olson, T. MacLean, R. Parmenter, S, McEdowney, W. Paiva, Crocker, J. McGrath, ROW VII.-I. Leonard, G. Gilbert, N. Kendall, C. Fountain, L. Cupples, R, Duffee, J. Doherty, P. Fagan, M. Patch, D. Emery, D. Fernandes, ROWVIII:T, Ellis, S. McClau J. Dana, P. Fagan, T. Dellolio, J. Glynn, R. Ellsworth, G. Ellis, S. Folsom, R. D ' Amato, N. Furn S. Shurtleff, Mr. Scott. ROW IX; J, dePourtales, C. Davis, A. Phinney, T. Fitzgerald, K. Edic, J, Garretson, S. Eisenhut, D. Fletcher, P. Driscoll, D, Ellis, L, Garside. CLASS ALFE ED PHINNEY HISTORIAN MAUREEN PATCH SECRETARY STEVEN McCAULEY VICE PRESIDENT DONNA EMERY TREASURER TIMOTHY FITZGERALD PRESIDENT MR. HAROLD SCOTT ADVISER CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR: ' UDE :tiv MISS MARY RUSSELL ADVISER PHYLLIS KINGSLEY HISTORIAN JONATHAN LAMBERT TREASURER NANCY CURTIN SECRETARY ELEANOR DUANE VICE PRESIDENT DONALD ENGLEMAN PRESIDENT FRESHMAN: SOPHOMORE: EDWARD AHEARN PRESIDENT ROSEMARY DUANE HISTORIAN CARLTON CHANDLER TREASURER PAMELA TAYLOR SECRETARY ROBERT MARSHALL VICE PRESIDENT MISS ELIZABETH ELLARD ADVISER iVEASA Home Economic students prepare Christmas cookies. Sharon Hart listens to the healthy advice given by the school nurse, Mrs. Smith. Brian McGuinn and Connie Reese consult with Mr. Burgess and Miss Cutts, the Guid- ance advisers. Mr. Cameron directs the special language class, which meets after school. French students, directed by Mrs. Brown, listen to the language they hope to master. The TEEN TRAVELER, produced by the advanced English III class, appeared in the BOSTON TRAVELER. Mr. McElearney ' s Latin class discusses the exploits of Caesar. The Reading Laboratory is conducted by Mr. Gray. This English III class gives serious thought to the question asked by Mrs. Ross. Mr. Larson lectures on the history of a free nennle Mr. Scott ' s Algebra II students attempt to solve the unknown. Mr. Pratt discusses a geometry theorem. Mr. MacConnell guides the boys through their gymnastic paces. Mr. Searfoss conducts a biology lecture Nicole Garside soars high off the trampolme during a girls ' gym class. Students take advantage of the school Library facilities. Woodworking students are busy preparing for an exhibit in March. Mr. Jackson ' s Shorthand II class transcribes a letter. Lennie Taylor, Ronnie McGrath, and Roger Arch- ambault discuss their metal working project with Mr. Perkins. THE TIDE STAFF Four years ago an incoming tide brought us to Marshfield High School. In the course of our stay here, we have carried through many extracurricular activities and brought to completion our academic responsibilities. To the school faculty and our administration for their demonstrated wisdom and understanding of us, we wish to express our grateful appreciation. Remembering well that to youth belongs the future, ” we now leave Marshfield High School reluctantly on an outgoing tide to embark on a new adven- ture in life. However, the record of our high school careers remains recorded in this TIDE ! Our thanks go to Mrs. Idyla Etelman and Miss Elizabeth Ellard for their co- operation in helping us preserve the memories of this important period in our lives . Sincerely, Editor-in-chief Editor-in-chief: Brian McGuinn Business Adviser: Miss Elizabeth Ellard Production Adviser: Mrs. Idyla Etelman EXECUTIVE STAFF: Mrs. Etelman, Adviser; Margaret McAleer, Pamela Hinton, Michael Henderson, Brian McGuinn, Susan Taylor, Lawrence Fagan, Linda Lantz, Christine McCarty, Miss Ellard, Adviser. TYPISTS; Margaret McAleer Chairman; Roberta Swinhart, Mary Ryan, Annette Makohen ACTIVITIES; Jean Spolidoro, Jennifer Foote, Pamela Hinton Chairman; John Nunley, Don- ald Roswell, Bradford Dickey, Betty Kirk. ATHLETICS: Dennis Brackman Helen Burgess, Michael Hen- derson, Chairman; Susan Caswell, Margaret Devaney. w 1 S r PHOTOGRAPHY: Brian McGuinn, Chairman; Linda Lantz, David Henderson, Gail Davenport. CLASSES: Nancy Emery, Priscilla Drake, Christine McCarty, Chairman; Roberta Weeks. ART COMMITTEE: Susan Fortunow, Lawrence Fagan, Chairman; Leslie Rutledge. ‘’••ammutami BUSINESS STAFF: A. Jackson, J. Griffiths, C. Mounce, Miss Ellard, Adviser; P. Kent, P. Lync B. Ferguson, J. Thompson, C. Nangle, S. Daley EDITORIAL STAFF: Marguerite Russell, Junior Assistant; Brian McGuinn, Editor-in-chief. 1962 ALUMNI STAFF: Rosemary Duane, Karla Wood, Susan Taylor, Chairman; Michele Jacobson. Mrs. John Cameron, Mrs. Idyla Etelman, Miss Phyllis Loring, and Miss Elizabeth Ellard host the Tea Hour. W. Yout, D. Pinkham, N. Ahern: coat checking. Pat McGuire and Joey Anderson register guest schools. SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT OF ASSOCIATED BODIES OF STUDENT COUNCILS OF MASSACHUSETTS Ex. Sec. John Cameron, Dr. Francis Guidon, Council Presi- dent Robert Guerard, Out- going District President Jeff- rey Rowe, Principal James P. Romeo, Rev. Vaughan F. Shedd, Supt. of Schools Edwin Martinson addressing the conv ocation. The school Student Council provides a superb opportunity for each pupil to ex- press himself through an elected repre- sentative on issues which he considers important. This is training in leadership and in the democratic process. Marshfield was happy to serve as host to the Spring Convention of the South- eastern Branch of Massachusetts Student Council on April 24, 1962. Participating in this conference were forty secondary schools who sent delegates, representa- tives, and faculty advisers to discuss the convention ' s theme; THE AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL; A PERSPECTIVE. The members of the council hope that each student at Marshfield will always consider the council as a place where students can test not only their civic, so- cial, and ethical consciences, but also their judgment as well. ROW I: W. Johnson, R. Macchi, S. McCauley, G. Gilbert, S. Carlton, A. Adler, K. Pearle, R. Judge (Vice- President), J. Foote (Treasurer), J. Scott (President), P. Hinton (Secretary), C. McCarty, S. McGuinn, ROW II: W. Liddell, Mr. Cameron, R. Marshall, D. Henderson, G. Studley, L. Frisbie, K. Kirk, W. O ' Flaherty, S. Taylor, P. Pineo, M. Baker, S. Hart, E. Duane, P. Anderson, A. McCauley. STUDENT COUNCIL The Marshalairs sing at the N.H.S. induction. As their gift to the school, the Na- tional Honor Society of 1961-1962 con- tributed twenty books to the library. In April, Linda Lantz, Brian McGuinn, and Christine McCarty were elected as the new members . Call Bullock, Pamela Hinton, John Nunley, and Susan Taylor were inducted at the ceremonies held on THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY October 11, bringing the total member- ship to seven. Officers chosen were: Linda Lantz, President; Christine McCarty, Secretary; Cail Bullock, Treasurer; and John Nunley, Representa- tive to the Student Council . This fall we held a record hop -- Scintillating Swingeroo --on the Sat- urday night after the Bridgewater foot- ball game . As our project this year we are ar- ranging for awards to be given to in- dustrial arts boys who have demonstrated outstanding excellence and aptitude in their work . S. Taylor, L. Lantz, P. Hin- ton, B. McGuinn J. Nunley, C. McCarty, G. Bullock, and Adviser Mrs. Helen Brown. THE I B R A R Y CLUB ROW I: S. Carlton, S. Taylor, J. Tilley, B. Glynn, L. Schultz, C. Mandeville, J. Blackwell, M. Baker, M. Tradd, P. Pineo, ROW II: D. Butler, J. Smith, H. Burgess, L. Gould, K. Crowley, V. Harley, P. Drake, L. Rutledge, Miss Woodard, ROW 111: R. Bergenheim, M. Ranaghan, P. Smith, H. O’Brien, P. Gentry, P. Kingsley, L. Coveil, D. Raymond, M. Devaney, M. Barbeau, B. Fergu- son, C. Knowles, R. Swinhart, J. Spolodoro, B. Vickers, E. Baker, P. Held, ROW IV: J. Bangs, E. Duane, S. Aberle, N. Curtin, B. Dickey, L. Fagan, D. Donohue. The school year has seen an increase in the school ' s library facilities. Now housing 2750 books, its shelves gain vol- umes daily. The library has an excep- tional magazine collection for both teach- ers and students, a large reference sec- tion, reading lists, reserve materials, and a special teachers ' library. The inter-library loan system enlarges the library ' s dimensions. As an added serv- ice, Miss Woodward instructs all pupils in research work. The forty -four librarians learn as they serve . They work on such library fundamentals as bookbinding, ditto work, desk duties, and filing books and maga- zines. In November the librarians spon- sored a successful Book Fair. Marsh- field High School Library was host to last year ' s area meeting of librarians. The library renders invaluable services to the school. J. Spolidoro, Miss B. Woodward, P. Pineo, President, S. Butler, V. Harley, P. Gentry. Faculty Members: John Erickson, Principal James P. Romeo, Mr. James Anderson, Nurse Mary Smith, Idyla Etelman enjoy the Christ- mas Bulletin Board. ROW 1: J. Veader, D. Powers, H. Hall, D. Perkins, J. Tobin. ROW II: G. Roy, D. Shurtleff, C. Hobbs, P. Donlin, J. Doherty, D. Campbell, C. Campbell, J. Knudson, S. McEldowney, R. Ayre, J. Vogel, A. Callahan, D. Chandler, R. Macchi, B. Williams. ROW III: Mr. Anderson, D. Pinkham, G. Quigley, D. Bean, C. Wood- ward, W. O ' Flaherty, C. Sonnott. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The audio-visual club consists of thirty members from the freshman and sophomore classes . These students are taught to run projectors and other equip- ment which may be used in the class- room. These students are responsible for all equipment, delivery of equipment to various rooms as requested, and knowledge of operation of and minor re- pairs of equipment. The members are scheduled to meet during one to three of their study periods per week . ROW I: Miss G. McGowan, S. McNulty, S. Bicknell, S. Ulanowski, B. Kirk, J. Rochfort, S. Nickerson, P. Smith, N. Curtin, Mrs. B. Saunders. ROW II: R. Ayre, D. Chandler, L. Lantz, M. Patch, B. Starita, K. Rowe, M. Banner, R. Duane, J. Simmons, M. Jacobson, B. Bernick, L. Cupples. RAM BLER STAFF 1962-1963 Slow to get started, the newly organ- rather than a many -paged paper twice ized newspaper staff, headed by Betty during the school year. In this way the Kirk of the senior class, has decided to staff hopes to keep the news alive, publish a few -paged paper frequently PRIZE-SPEAKING SPRING - 1962 Miss M. Russell, N. Curtin, (second prize), B. Burkhardt (third prize), M. Tradd, E. Duane, P. Oakman, S. Mc- Guinn, P. Anderson (first prize), H. Burgess. otci— n - ooi“0 ROW I; M. Jacobsen, J. Spolidoro, L. Lantz, ROW II; M. Baker, S. Nickerson, E. Ahearn, S. Sargent, ROW III; J. Darcy, B. Fergason, P. Pineo, D. Roswell, D. Engleman, J. Nunley, B. Dickey, E. Marring ton, B. Burkhardt, D. Russell, A. Callahan, J. Bangs. W. Hall, R. Franhenfield, B. Hall, S. Mann, V. O ' Flaherty, C. Mounce, Mr. Sargent. SCIENCE - 1962 We salute the SPACE AGE; our science clubs in their activities serve as stimulating operations toward developing the interests of the venturesome. Each year our SCIENCE FAIR recruits stu- dents for competitive projects to be dis played in the gymnasium. These young have the courage and foresight to forge ahead into the areas of the unknown. ROW I; J. Merrill, P. Pineo, N. Steeples, W. Barbeau, R. Marshall, J. Veader, J. Wright, K. Smith, J. Pink, L. Schuitz, ROW II; D. Henderson, L. Fagan, G ' . Bullock, D. Macchi. C. Callahan, S. Tradd, B. Glynn, K. Kirk, C. Mandville, J. Blackwell, S. Held, E. Ahearn, P. Hughes, Mr. Searfoss, ROW III; P, Cecil, W. Sullivan, D. Camphall, T. Delollio, D. Bean, D. Chandler, C. Wellington, J. Bernick, G. Quigley, D. Donahue, D. Pinkham, B. Johnson, C. Banner. igg J j|if 1 B — 1st Grand Prize 2nd Grand Prize 3rd Grand Prize 116 Barry Burkhardt 156 Thomas Scott 105 Joseph Spolidoro 1st Prize 132 Jere Trout 74 William Johnson 172 Cynde Trout 138 Perrin Hughes 139 Robert Hale 35 Michele Jacobson 129 Gyrena Veader 12 Robert Angler 111 Diane Sheehan Paramecia Satellite Orbit Project Force Between Molecules 2nd Prize 131 Robert Gorrow 3rd Prize 10 John A mo re 140 Gharles Wellington 73 Rosemary Duane 103 Robert Wood 104 Winifred Williams 107 Jeffrey Rowe 145 Frank Sampson 121 Mike Frisbie 144 Robert Biagini 124 Richard Roth 149 Jon Ewart 136 Roger Judge 20 Marilyn Tradd 141 Daniel Russell 88 Leslie Rutledge 143 Donald Engleman 98 Judith Ryerson 147 Charles Mounce 150 Steven Keith ROW I: G. Michaels, D. Troube, S. Stein, P. Drake, J. Merrill, R. Marshal, D. Chandler, P. Oak- man, M. Grant, W. Roswell, D. Armstrong, N. Ahearn, K. Delano, M. Russell, M. Jacobsen, P. Fuchs ROW II: Mr. Burton Cowgill, S. Caswell, P. Kingsley, K. Keene, N. Emery, M. Dunne, S. Studley, A. McCauley, B. Johnson, D. Henderson, N. Hurdtha, K. Smith, C. Trout, H. Burgess, A. Michaels, ROW III: P. Hinton, C. Reese, B. Ferguson, G. Davenport, R. Swinheart, D. Roswell, A. Rankin, J. Scott, R. Angler, C. Chandler, R. Mack, B. Hall, M. Tradd, P. Pineo, E. Duane. THE MUSIC GROUPS ROW I: P. Kingsley, K. Keene, K. Delano, P. Pineo, J. Swinheart, W. O ' Flaherty, P. Held, D. Emery, J. Burgoyne, W. Barbeau, P. Anderson, N. Emery, S. Sanderson, ROW II: Mr. Burton Cowgill C. Heuser, L. Schultz, R. Bergenheim, G. Bullock, S. Mann, N. Maher, J. Amore, T. Doherty, B. Burkhardt, J. Nunley, G. Michaels, M. Tradd, M. Ryan, ROW III: J. O ' Neil, M. Grant, W. Charles- ton, A. Long, K. Pearle, R. Hodgkins, R. Mack, W. Roswell, J. Banner, H. Burgess, C. Banner, D. Roswell, ROW IV: F. Heron, J. Famiglietti, P. Hughes, D. Dobson, J. Clark, J. Merill, C. Heron, J. Scott. W A 1 THE GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB { ' A) THE GIRLS GLEE CLUB {V2) WITH JEAN MERRILL AT PIANO ROW I: T. Longon, P. Spolidoro, D. Bean, Director of Music Mr. Burton Cowgill, J. O’Neil. R. Bergenheim, M. Callahan. ROW 2; T. Waldon, C. Angler, W. Cody, L. LaForest, S. Held, R. Van Amringe, P. Capello. THE JUNIOR CLASS COMEDY THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED CAST N. Curtin C. Wellington P. Anderson P. Oakman J. Swinhart S. Aberle J. O ' Neil M. Tradd D. Russell W. Cody Mr. John W. Cameron Miss Mary Russell Miss Elizabeth Ellard Mrs. Virginia Ross Mr. Robert Witham Director . . . Class Adviser Programs . . . Make-up . . . Stage Design cont ' d CAST J. Lamb P. Kingsley J. Cartcart K. Wood S. Caswell P. Hughes P. Hughes M. Adams M. Anderson ROW I: R. Weeks, M. McAleer, C. McCarty, S. Fortunow, N. Steeples, S. McGuinn, P. Hinton, J. Foote; ROW II: A. Trevisani, D. Holmes, J. Cathcart, C. Ottaviani, L. Grant. 1 962 - 1 963 During the year, school spirit grew stronger and helped the cheerleaders to root our Rams toward many victories. Each Give us an M brought rallying roars from the crowd. This was due in part to the successful rallies planned by the cheerleaders and carried through. COME ON, GREEN COME ON, WHITE COME ON. TEAM FIGHT! roared the crowd as an exciting run brought a touchdown . . . and then BAS- KETBALL! Basket after basket swished through the hoops . . . Marshfield WINS! and again and again resounded: MARSHFIELD FIGHT! MARSHFIELD FIGHT! M A R S H F I E L D FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! T R A C K SPRING 1962 ROW I: C. Mounce, A. Teague, P. Cecil, M. Faulkner, B. Maloney, R. Norway, D. Chandler, B. Zayko, B. Marshall, P. Spoli- doro, J. Baldwin, J. Connally, D. Dobson. ROW II: D. Russell, C. Wellington, R. Dana J. Liddell, A. Johnson, B. Burkhart, J. Gunn, D. Pinkham, B. Biagini, P. Oakman, A. Dean, S. Keith. ROW III: Mgr. M. Sheehan, C. Angier, B. Hale, J. Rowe, R. Kent, J. Scott, S. O ' Brien, K. Horne, D. Davis, R. Murray, A. McCauley, D. Price, G. Mann, J. Mahler, K. Chandler, P. Hughes, M. Frisbe, B. Hall, Coach Robert Marshall. CROSS-COUNTRY WE THEY Cohasset 18 42 E. Bridgewater 33 1 2 22 1 2 Holbrook 27 28 Norwell 18 40 Bridgewater -Rayham 19 1 2 41 1 2 Duxbury 18 37 Hanover 21 34 Avon 17 42 Scituate 31 26 State Meet 1st of 31 teams So. Shore Principals 2nd in Division II ROW 1: H, Puffer, J. Dana, J. Baldwin, J. Veader, Coach Mal- colm Pratt. ROW II: M. Plante, R. Norway, Captain G. Mann, J. Pinkham , R. Swenson, K. Studl, D. Arnold, R, Dana. Jim Mahler John Stoke Roger Judge ROW I: A. McCauley, S. Keith, R. Judge, J. Pratt, K. Tingley, M. Henderson, B. Wilkinson, B. McGuinn, D. Henderson, G. Linskey, Don Henderson, J. Lam- bert. ROW II: R. Ford, M, Faulkner, B. Burkhardt, M. Lopes, J. Mahler, H. Art McCauley John Pratt 68 Gerard Linskey SCORES Team They We Way land 14 6 Holbrook 22 6 Foxboro 18 18 West Bridgewater 6 32 East Bridgewater 6 30 Cohasset 0 22 Hull 6 12 Hanover 0 28 FOOT 19 Marshfield Ties For Tingley, M. Sheehan, T. Simmons, D. Parsons, R. Studley, A, Tibbetts, R, Corrow, B. Donovan. ROW III: A. Johnson, M. Frisbie, P. Hughes, D. Roswell, L. LaForest, F. Doyle, P. Collins, J. Lidell, B. Hall, E. Harrington BALL 62 Bob Corrow Fred Doyle Splashes To Victory, May-Shore Loop Crown David Henderson 69 Doug Parsons ROW I; W. Barbeau, S. Studley, C. Houghton, P. Pineo, B. Gerguson, M. Harubin, C. Nangle, N. Emery, R. Lantz, M. Hatch, S. Hart, S. McNulty, P. Anderson, K. Keene, J. Tilley, P. Fuchs, ROW II: Ass ' t. Coach Shelia Swigert, M. Dunne, M. Grayham, B. Henderson, S. Landry, J. Banner, D. Floyd, S. Nerdtka, J. Merrill, D. Emery, J. Burgoyne, J. Wright, C. Heron, S. Plante, K. Smith, B. Vickers, K. Logan, S. Mann, A. Adler, Coach Mary Vanasse, ROW III: L. Ellis, E. Baker, G. Michael, C. Dean, J. Goggin, F. Heron, H. Jacobsen, H. Burgess, G. Roy, D. Griffiths, C. Harrubin, S. Carleton, A. Adler, A. Hynes, G. Rich. FIELD HOCKEY - 1962 Although this year ' s hockey team did not win the championship, it had a very successful season with seven wins, two losses, and one tie. There were many exciting and spirited games during the season. One such game was with Norwell. Both teams, in order to get at the ball, had to slide through big puddles covered with wet, sticky sawdust. Five or six girls at a time found themselves sitting on the ground. Fighting spirit and determination pre- vailed throughout the season. The departing seniors hope next year ' s team brings the championship back to Marshfield. CO-CAPTAINS: Nancy Emery and Roberta Lantz. N. Emery, R. Lantz, M. Harubin, C. Nangle, S. Hart, B. Ferguson, M. Hatch. Cheryl Nangle Mary Hatch They We Hull 0 1 Cohasset 0 1 Hanover 4 3 Hull 0 0 E . Bridgewater 0 5 W. Bridgewater 0 6 They We Holbrook 0 1 Duxbury 1 2 Bridgewater 2 0 Thayer 2 0 Norwell 1 2 Scituate 0 0 Maureen Harubin Bonnie Ferguson Sharon Hart ROW I: P. Anderson, L. Rutledge, N. Emery, Co-Capt. C. Nangle, Co-Capt. S. Hart, P. Pineo, J. Lamb, B. Ferguson, P. Fuchs. ROW II: D. Emery, J. Burgoyne, B. Murray, K. O ' Brien, R. Swinhart, E. Duane, P. Kings- ley, G. Rich, F. Herron. ROW III: Assistant Coach Shelia Swigert, Manager Carol Houghton, D. Griffiths, P. Doniin, K. Kirk, P. Pineo B. Henderson, V. Barbeau, Manager R. Duffee, Head Coach Mary Vanasse. ROW IV: S. Reddy, A. Adler, D. Donahue, L. Schultz, N. Garside, J. McGrath. BASKETBALL - 1963 To the victor belongs the spoils” ear- marked the winning basketball teams this year. Pacing the victorious boys ' team was a spirited group of girls determined to bring championship glory to the school. One particu- lar loss during the season was most painful, the loss to Hanover at Hanover by ONE point ... in OVERTIME! Though the girls fought hard they could not overcome the odds against them. Game after game eventually brought an exciting season to its end . . •. On to Victory . . . Marshfield High! Anita Trevisani shooting baskets in gym class. Assistant Coach Sheila Swigert and Coach Mary Vanasse. THEY THEY Bridg-Ryan Thayer Hull Cohasset Duxbury Scituate W. Bridgewater 22 Norwell 34 Hanover 27 E. Bridgewater 37 Holbrook 35 Avon 24 Marshfield Rolls On ROW I: D. Henderson, C. Chandler, Co-Capt. B. McGuinn, Co-Capt, M. Henderson, T. Simmons, J. Scott, ROW II: Manager W. Roswell, D. Armstrong, H. Tingley, M. Sheehan, G. Linskey, J. Mann, J. Tobin, J. Lambert, Coach John Erickson. A thi e-sport brother battery . . . four starters related by marriage ... all five starters with football muscle ... a crack golfer are the ingredients. Marshfield is on the march Marshfield t(H)s the league’s Eastern Division ■pcV l.OOO 661 .500 Ml .333 .001 Mike Henderson is 5-9, and Mc- ,uinn six-feet with and immons all 17 years old. Simmons actually shares the pivot with jpiior reserve Jim Scott who supplies real stretch and rebounding at €-5. is president of jAcGuinn, . j onor society, With Linskey and Lambert, bench help comes from Dave Armstrong, Dick Nicholson and Geoff Mann 74 Coach of the unusual oombme is third - year mentor John EricSn, who graduated fronn Dartmouth High (1955) and Northeastern (1959). to the var. «enderson Mike Henderson, McGuinn and Don Henderson all are starters from a year ago. . Cha.ad;, . - ' ■‘a.JCUer „ . j ' ' 0 is up , as OV ' a 15- at c. , ■year. •oid 6-2. And the clan, with all that kinship, football muscle and golf sharpshooting looks Boston Gar- den and Eastmass tourney- bound. IN THE FAMILY! Four of the five regular members of Marshfield High School ' s 1963 basketball team are first cousins to each other, and two of them are brothers. They are, left to right, Co-Capt. Mike Hender- son, Carleton Chandler, Tom Simmons and Don Henderson. (Enterprise-Times staff photo by Stanley A. Bauman) They We W. Bridgewater 56 69 Holbrook 55 67 Hanover 48 68 Scituate 56 78 Norwell 49 52 Bridge-Raynham 50 62 E. Bridgewater 70 82 Hull 51 77 They Duxbury Holbrook Avon Scituate Cohasset Bridge-Raynham E. Bridgewater Hull We 42 88 35 60 49 65 37 69 44 86 49 67 51 54 64 63 IMv SOFTBALL - 1 962 ROW I:C. Weaver, C. Pink, M. Hatch, S. Plante, G. Rich, F. Heron, G. Michael, ROW 11: J. Barker, C. Heron, C. Fletcher, P. Murray, N. Garside, M. Tradd, D. Kroupa, B. Ferguson, L. Pentheny, Coach Mary Vanesse. They Norwell 14 30 Cohasset 11 16 Duxbury Bridge- 6 16 water 18 11 Scituate 8 6 Hingham 8 15 Carol Pink They We Hingham 12 5 Hull 5 6 E. Bridg. 6 17 Hanover 12 20 W. Bridg. 12 13 i Linda Pentheny Carol Fletcher ROW I: R. Frankenfield, J. Lambert, R. Macchi, W. Freden, K. Delano, R. Heath, R. Loring. ROW II: Coach J Erickson, W. Roswell, D. Henderson, D. Engleman, C. Chandler, J. Marmai, D. Henderson, M. Henderson, N. Hoedtke, J. Famigliette, Coach W. Reed. BASEBALL - SPRING - 1962 They We They We Holbrook 10 2 Norwell 13 7 W, Bridge- water 3 9 Hanover 0 8 Bridge- water 2 8 Mike Henderson Scituate 2 Hull 0 E. Bridge- 2 water Avon 1 Cohasset l Duxbury 8 Joe Marmai David Henderson 1 0 0 77 CANDID CAMERA THE MAJORETTES High- stepping out to the beat of the band tunes, the Majorettes set the strutting pace of the band contingent. Mid -game activity during the football season demonstrates the routines of these hard working girls . Indoor rallies give the student body a close oppor- tunity to watch the girls ' agility with their batons . This peppy group render service both entertaining and interesting. C. Heuser; S. Sanderson, Head Ma- jorette; P. Kingsley; M. Ryan; M. Tradd; L. Shultz. THE BOOSTERS CLUB HONOR THE ATHLETES ROW I; G. Linskey, J. Stoker, K. Tingley, W. Wilkinson, R. Corrow, A. McCauley; ROW II: R. Judge, F. Doyle, M. Henderson, D. Parsons, J. Mahler, J. Pratt, D. Henderson, D. Roswell, M. Lopes, B. McGuinn, Coach James Anderson, and Booster Club President George Angiers. Mike Coach Ander son deliver entertaining speeches. 1 • 1 • 0 I ' iil ' Si .r lf 1) 1 r Ip t! 1™ : j! ' ' ' WJGl T J Jl Y K- 0 £ Q D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award Arlene Tibbetts D.A.R. History (Girl) Brenda MacDonald D.A.R. History (Boy) Jeffrey Rowe Bausch and Lomb Science Award Jeffrey Rowe Class of 1953 English Award Melissa Rich Class of 1956 Improvement Award Francis Sampson American Legion Post 88 School Award Mabel Dubois Gurney Sportsmanship Awards (Girl) Carolyn Fletcher Lions Club Award (Mathematics) $100 War Bond and Plaque Thomas Scott The Marshfield Historical Society Essay Award $25 Elizabeth Leach $10 Thomas Scott The L. S. Richards Award Catherine Taylor American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship $100 Daniel Davis Marshfield Kiwanis Club Scholarship $250 Gail Rein $250 Richard Duffee The Marshfield Teachers ' Club Scholarship $400 Gail Rein $200 Arlene Tibbetts $200 Stephen O ' Brien P.T.A. Scholarships $500 Joseph Spolidoro $300 Patricia McGuire Webster Grange Scholarship $150 James Moran The Clara Crosse Marshfield Women ' s Club Scholarship $400 Joseph Spolidoro V.F.W. (Post 8345) Auxiliary Scholarship $100 Daniel Davis The Marion Cole, Evening Division (Marshfield Women ' s Club Scholarship) $400 . Robert Wood The Portuguese-American Club Scholarship $500 Carol Pink The Judge Abraham S. Feinberg Scholarship $300 Melissa Rich The Newcomers Club Scholarship $50. Patricia McGuire (Under the auspices of the Welcome Wagon) DINED DANCED t 1 V I £ rr i CUSTODIAL CULINARY STAFF � i MA The seniors wish to express their thanks to these kind people who make the DAILY LIFE comfortable and homey for them . . . Head Custodian: Mr. Thomas Tradd Mrs. Ethel Simmons Mrs. Evelyn Hubbard Mrs. Arlene Garside Mrs. Ellen Ford Custodian; Mr. Robert Joyce Our School Friend: Policeman Milton Garside lUMi THANK YOU ’ The Seniors Tide Staff Say A Texas Friend Mr. Mrs. John F. Ahern Mr. Mrs. Paul Alexanderson, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Paul Alexanderson, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Richard M. Allen Mr. Mrs. John Anderson Mr. Mrs. Edward C. Bangs Mr. Mrs. Paul W. Barry Miss America and Charlie Bentley Mrs. Helen Brown Mr. Mrs. Richard Bullock Mr. Mrs. W. C. Call Mr. Mrs. Benjamin Carry William F. Cody Bernard J. Conley Mr. Burton O. Cowgill Miss Holly Darcy Mr. Mrs. John Darcy Mr. Mrs. William A. Davis Mr. Mrs. James J. Devaney Miss Charlotte A. Donovan Mr. Mrs. Leo H. Doucette Mr. Mrs. C. R. Dreger Mr. Mrs. Don Dreier Mr. Mrs. Malcolm Dudley Mr. Richard J. Edwards Mr, Mrs, E, J. Eisenhut Mr. Mrs. Preston C. Ela Miss Elizabeth Ellard Mr. Mrs. J. Harold Ellard Mr. Mrs. Donald Emery Mr. Mrs. Carl Etelman Mr, Mrs. D. M. Ferguson Mr. Mrs. Donald Foote Mr. Mrs. Peter F. Fox Mr. Mrs, Walter C. Frye, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph C. Fullman Mr. Mrs. Edward Gentry Mr, I. Gold Mr. Mrs. E. P. Goodwin Mrs. J. Grinnell Frederick H. Hakel, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Albert N. Handy Mr. Mrs. Arthur D. Hart Mr. Mrs. C . B. Harubin Mr. Anthony S. Hatch Mr. Daniel E. Hatch Mr. Mrs. F. Decker Hatch Mr. Mrs. Lester Hatch Mrs. Tracy W. Hatch Mr. Mrs. C. L. Heath Mr. Mrs. Russell Henderson Mr. Mrs. Wilfred Henderson Mr. Mrs. Lloyd A. Hobbs Mr. Mrs. John R. Hubbard Mr. Mrs. Peter Hynes Mr, Mrs. Stanley Jackson Lieutenant Mrs. Kennedy Mr. Mrs. Richard R. Ketchum Mr. Mrs. Allison Lantz Mr. George M. Lantz, Jr. Mr. Mrs. George M. Lantz, III Mr. Mrs. Henry Lantz Mr, Mrs. Lloyd P. Lantz Mr. Mrs. Philip Lantz Mr. Mrs. Richard Lariviere Mr. Mrs. Joseph Linskey Mr. Mrs. Custodio Lopes David Martin Mr. Mrs. Arthur McCauley Mr. Mrs. Ernest McEldowney Miss Geraldine McGowan Mr, Mrs. James J. McGuinn Mr. Mrs. D. W. Murray Mr. Mrs. John Nangle, Jr. Mr. Mrs. B. W. Nunley Mr. Mrs. Daniel O ' Brien Mr. Mrs. Radi Pejouhy Mr. Mrs. Anthony Pina Mr, Mrs. Richard Rankin Mr, Mrs. Charles Reed Mr. Mrs. Edward Reese Mr. Mrs. Frank H. Rhodes Mr. Mrs. Sumner Rice Mr. Mrs. George Rich Mr. Mrs. Donald J. Roche Mr. Mrs. Edward W. Roemer Mr. Mrs. James P. Romeo Mr. Mrs. J, T. Ronaghan Mr, Mrs. Kenneth Ross Mr. Mrs. Earle Roswell Jeffrey Rowe Carol Ann Ruf Miss Mary Russell Mr. Mrs. Alexander Rutledge Mr. S. S. Sargent Mr. Mrs. Neal Sartari Mr. Mrs. Harold Scott Mr. Mrs. J. Gordon Scott, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Malcolm C. Sherman Mr. Seifert Smith Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Spolidoro Mr. Mrs. Alan B. Stephens Mr. Mrs. John Stoker Mr. F. J. Sullivan Mr. Mrs. Francis Sullivan Mr. Mrs. William Sullivan Sheila C, Swigert Mr. Mrs. O. L. Swinhart Mr. Mrs. Burton D. Taylor Mr. Mrs. James J. Taylor Mr. Mrs. John Tilley Mr. Mrs. James E. Thompson Mr. Mrs. John F. Tobin Miss Mary E. Vanasse Mr, Mrs. Otto Vogel Mr, Mrs, Robert E. Walsh Mr. Mrs. Trask H. Wilkinson Mr. Mrs. Wilson Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Wolfe Mr. Mrs. Clifton Wood Miss Betty M. Woodward 86 New And Used Cars PATCH CHEVROLET, INC SALES AND SERVICE Rtes 3A and 139 Temple 4-6000 Marshfield, Mass. Temple 4-8000 MacDONALD FUNERAL HOME J. Robert MacDonald Funeral Director SERVING ALL FAITHS 1755 Ocean Street Marshfield TE-4-7320 MARSHFIELD TELEVISION CASTIGLIONI AND BIAGINI, INC. g RADIO CO. Specializing in Masonry Work, Landscaping, and Driveways Sales Installation Service Radio - Transistors - Portables Hi - Fi Phonos Recorders Records 288 Pleasant Street Television - Black White - Color TE 4-821 Ocean Street Tel. TE-4-6688 87 BLANCHE R. CARPENTER CompI Iments of REALTOR GEORGE M. LANTZ Mason Contractor Ceramic Tile Work Colonial and Modern Fireplaces Built and Repaired 1937 Ocean St., Marshfield Temple 4-4061 CRESS LUMBER COMPANY HALLIDAY REAL ESTATE 1065 Ocean St. Marshfield B. M. FEINBURG, INC. 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DANIEL WEBSTER POST NO. 8345 Veterans of Foreign Wars Of the United States and its Ladies ' Auxiliary 95 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1964 The Battering Rams,, ...Marshfield n, Hull 6 ... MAKSHFtELD SMGEO AIVAVAT MUU ' S DOOH BUTCOULO M ' T TEAMS 60 Mto ■rWAlJMSOIVlM PAY6-AMES ALL T EOUPfOK rt eMAY- SEOME LfAGOe TtTLE. A ICE to SEE OLO -eiENP “DOCMOOMEY EEr KEO SOMOOLBoY SPOarS EDiTOfi, AOIA UV M6M MABSUF ELDi STATISTICS First downs Marshfield 12 Hult 5 Yards gained rushing 215 113 Yards lost rushing 25 10 Passes attempted 11 7 Passes completed 4 2 Yards gained passing 64 45 Yards lost passing 0 0 Fumbles 4 4 Own fumbles recovered 2 1 Opponents fumbles recovered 3 2 Punts 2-35 2-13 Penalties 4-30. 3-45 Rams Score Scuttle Pirates 96 Compliments of THAYER SCALE DIVISION, Best Wishes CUTLER-HAMMER, INC. PLYMOUTH FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK Marshfield Branch Compliments of the Hours: MARSHFIELD DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Route 139 Marshfield, Mass. 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