Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

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CLASS PROPHECY Has anybody seen Fred Gomes lately? He makes many trips under the sea now as underwater demolition expert for the Navy. He states he is interested in mines, but we think there is another reason. (Could he have found a mermaid?) Flash!!! Don ' t be square and listen to Lawrence Welk. Listen to those fabulous disc jockeys, John Logan and Dick Lemmo, on F L O P, 21,009 on your dial. Warning! Girls! Donald Ouellette, the busiest bachelor in society and Edmond Chausse III, multimillionaire, are on the loose again. They can be found frequenting places such as Joe ' s Greasy Spoon which this week is featuring the world renowned singer, Annette Reed. Frank Follett, the outstanding football player of his class, has not let his career go. He is now head coach at Navy and recently during a contest with Army, he became so excited that he sent the bench into the game. Does your poodle ' s poodle cut look limp and lifeless? Well, we have the solution. Take your pet to Briggs, Caswell, Ruzycki, and Stuart, Inc. They are the best beauticians anywhere, for people or pets. Coming soon!!! The high point of the year on Broadway will be the new musical Shubbu- Tuttu directed by Janet Draghetti. Stage settings will be designed by Bruce Manwaring and Judy Benoit. Barbara Lindfors, Nancy Gross, Zenaida Miguel are now attending a course on marriage and the family. Dr. Paul Richmond, M.D., PhD., M.E., D.D.Q. held their attention with his ab- sorbing lecture entitled How to Feed Pablum to Children Without Dripping It All Over the Little Darlings. Gloria Turenne, who is now working for Uncle Sam in Washington, has only one com- plaint My boss is a ? . Joyce Washburn, Diana Williams, and Mary Lou McNearny agree with her. Phyllis Norris has been in the Massachusetts Hospital for two years — not as a patient, but as the superintendent.

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BENITA WHITE Bunny is a jolly little girl who is always good for a laugh. Girls ' League 1, 3, 4; Representative; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Librarian 2; Prom Committee 3. DONNA WHITE Donna has her way often in the Business Office, but she shouldl A hard worker, Donna will prove successful in what- ever she attempts. Girls ' League 1, 3, 4; Class Council 2, 3; Traffic Squad 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Newswriters ' Club 3; Typist 4; Girls ' Softball 1; Girls ' Basketball 1; Prom Committee 3; Year- book Staff Chief Typist 4. DIANA WILLIAMS Ask her if she likes homework and you ' d better duck! Di hasn ' t any ambition, but she ' ll try. Girls ' League 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 1; News- writers ' Club 2; Junior Red Cross Collector 3; Prom Commit- tee 3. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Liz is reaching for that teacher ' s goal, and she ' ll do well, we know. People who cheat really rub her the wrong way. Girls ' League 1, 2, 4; Representative 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Drivers Ed. 4; School Office 3, 4; Training Choir 1, 2. JUDITH WRIGHT Unpredictable Judy is always getting herself in mischief. Her friendliness is well acknowledged. Girls ' League 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Junior Red Cross Collector 4; Yearbook Staff Typist 4; Business Office 4. STEPHEN ZILONIS Steve had an awful time letting his crew-cut grow out, but by graduation it should be pretty long. Watch outl He sure is a reckless driver. Football 1, Manager 4; Basketball 1, First Team Letter 4; Baseball 1, First Team Letter 4.

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Pat Liepis is now a secretary for John Beech, aeronautical engineer. With the able as- sistance of Jimmie Thompson as head fix-it man, Mr. Beech ' s first super duper colossal rocket is being tested by Thomas Rogers and Sanford Blyn. Due to a request for qualified teachers in Alaska, many brave-hearted souls answered the call. Among these were — Nancy Kinsman, Elizabeth Williams, Benita White, Sandra Jennings, Grace Leonard, and Ann Drysgola. Leonard Colucci, George Dubord, Leonardine Anderson, and Jack Brigham are destined to be future anchor clankers (Navy, if you don ' t savvy swabbie lingo). Elaine Pohlman is all tangled up in her work. She is a bubble gum tester at Non-Gag Bubble Company, Jim Gagnon, President. Smiley Griffith continues to grin when explaining My name ' s Griff; what ' s yours? Art MacNeill, prominent man about town is a very lucky boy because his wife, Jayne Mansfield, can make three dresses out of the material needed for one. Flash! Admiral John Pearson, heading up the Nemasket River with his harem, was rudely interrupted by State Trooper George Lauzon and Paul Hotz, who informed him pleasure cruis- ing was forbidden on this heavily traveled waterway. The reason for so many outstanding gowns at the Junior Prom this past year was due to the fact that they were originals, designed by Catherine Medas and modeled by Margaret Reynolds. Dave Kettle, the millionaire yachtsman, left for Bermuda Thursday with David Benson at the helm. He had as guests some of the local secretaries: Florine Burke, Sandra Chace, Joan Norris, Janice Tilton, Vivian Peirce, Beverly Pearson, Karen Hicks, Linda Lakey, Joan DiCarlo, and Marie Caminati. Secret! Secret! Behind the walls are being developed the most important invention of all time by Gerard Giberti and Howard Mott. What is it? Top Secret!!! Tune in next week at the same time and same station to find out. Russell Austin on his new chicken farm has just given a piece of advice to his chickens: An egg a day keeps the ax away. (His wife, Lura Cole, seems to agree.) We often see Patricia Atwood with a square needle in her hand. No, she doesn ' t stitch leather but is a nurse at St. Luke ' s Hospital. Beware! Glamorous Gail Witcomb has just received another Academy Award. Her goal is to direct youngsters in the production, Peter Pan.