Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

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ea ue First row I. to r.: Barbara Wilkie, Sylvia McLaughlin, Carolyn MacNeill, Pa- tience Wood. Second row: Virginia Huntley, Janice Caswell, Alice Mor- anville, Norine Houlihan, Eileen Per- kins. T r row: Joan Je.fferson, Ruth Craig, Margaret Powers, Joan Gar- nier, Ann Callan, Mrs. Pardey, ad- visor. Fourth row: Vivian Petrowski, Shirley Green, Susan Cushman, Helen Whitcomb. oCiincli I oom ta First row I. to r.: Marilyn MacDonald, Luella Green, Patricia Mattie, Ran- dolph Carreiro, Jane Germaine, Louise Stets, Nancy Longworth, Esther Nel- son. Second row: Martha Beard, Mr. Thomas, administrator; Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Alden, Mrs. Waite, Diane Leach. III den t ( o iin cil First row I. to r. : Cynthia Sowyrda, Janice Caswell. Second row: Ann Rudolph, Joan Gammons, Joan Gar- nier, Miriam Madigan, Alice Moran- ville, secretary. Third row: Elmer Gross, Robert Silvia, Luke Leonard, Lee Bissonnette. Fourth row: Albert Matrisciano, William Levesque, Leon Bogigian, Leonard Chartier, Charles Clark, vice-president. Fifth row: Robert Mortimer, president; George Gammon, John Perry, Fred Hanson, treasurer; Richard Weaver, Mr. Allen, advisor. C lieerieaJi First row I. to r.: Marilyn Chase, Eliz- abeth Powers, Carol Rice, Jane Waite, Marilyn Murphy. Second row: Leona DeMoranville, Jacqueline Sampson, Alice Moranville, captain; Miss Whit- ty, advisor; Margaret Gasunus, Martha Beard, Janice Caswell.

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First row I. to v.: Basil Bartlett, Joan Jefferson, Cynthia Sowyrda, Margaret Gasunas, Eileen Persins, Marilyn Murphy, Francis Mederios, Edward lomkiewicz. Second row. Sheila Uean, Sylvia McLaughlin, Alice Mor- anville, Ann Callan, Sara Leonard, Patricia Lenardson, Fred Hanson. Third row: Richard Weaver, Robert Mortimer, Charles Clark, Victor Lind- fors, James Lakey, Gary Iseminger, Luke Leonard. 3, acuity first row: Miss Anna C. Erickson, Mrs. Sylvia Mathe.son, Mr. Henry Battis, Mr. Lindsay J. March, Mr. Ernest E. Thomas, Mr. Walter Hicks, Miss Lil- lian O Neil, Miss Mary Brier. Second row: Miss Bessie Veazie, Mrs. Eliz- abeth Kraus, Miss Virginia Lewis, Miss Evelyn Whitty, Miss Virginia Bartlett, Miss Rachel Alden, Miss Dorothy Wethere.U, Mrs. Norma Woodburn, Mrs. Esther Moore, Mrs. Helen Pardy, Miss Margaret Ryder. Third roic: Mr. Joseph Masi, Mr. Laureat Bernard, Mr. William Tufts. Mr. Harold Card, Mr. Eliot Allen, Mr. Louis Voultos, Mr. Philip, Rapi- sardi, Mr. Alfred Farley, Mr. Alban Richey III, Mr. John Chambers, Mr. Samuel Deich. a oir First row: Cynthia Sowyrda, Penelope Lehtomaa, Lee Bissonnette, William Bowland, Harvey Johnson, Richard Eldridge, Joan Jefferson, Gertrude daCosta, Leona DeMoranville, Jane Freitas, Joan Wilkie. Second row: Jane Thorse.ll, Marilyn Murphy, Cath- erine Rogers, Kenneth Saccocia, Har- old Marshman, David Wright, Fred- erick Hanson, Charles McCrillis, Ken- neth Mortimer, Elizabeth Powers, Marilyn Wilbur, Darrell Ramsden. Third row: Barbara Brown, Carol Kern, Nancy Shurtleff, Florence Ja- cintho, Gary Iseminger, Allen Smith, Richard Brooks, Arnold Foye, Rich- ard Weaver, Ann Powell, Helen Whitcomb, Margaret Gasunas, Ro- berta Colvin. Tirst row I. to r.: Douglas Mills, Thomas Thompson, Nelson Staples, Ernest Frazier, John Silvia, Edward Me.das, George Vassie, Roland Boardman. Second row: Mr. Chambers, Robert DeArruda, Ralph Gates, Herbert Bre- haut, Richard Tripp, David Stinch- tield, George Chase, George. Vassie, Robert Allen. Third row: Donald Joy, Richard Colletti, James Rogers, Thomas Peak, Edwin Smalley, Brad- ford Washburn, John Pike, George Jackson, Louis Boileau, Augustine FitzPatrick, Mr. Tufts. 5 J '

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I N T E IP Winter was blown in on wings of snow, ice. and solid breezes. Everywhere we looked we saw rubbers, coats, mittens, and mufflers, as all bundled up against the icy ivinds and snow. The hearty en- joyed skating, skiing, and sleding while the less hearty viewed the winter wonderland from the fire- side. However, we all appreciated winter in our own way and made good use of this invigorating season. Sheila Dean Asst. Editor [131