Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1969 volume:

Program for Baccalaureate Service June 8, 1969 First Church on the Green Middleboro Memorial High School 4:00 P. M. Sponsored by Sacred Heart Church Musical Prelude Violini Adagio Preludio Handel Mendels shon Bach Miss Flora G. Porter, Organist Pr oce s sional March Smart Miss Porter, Organist Invocation Rev. D. Vincent McCarthy, Pastor, Sacred Heart Church Hymn Praise the Lord, Ye Heavens Mr. Everett O ' Hara, Organist Prichard Praise the Lord, ye heavens, adore Him; Praise Him, angels in the height; Sun and moon, rejoice before Him; Praise Him, all ye stars of light. Praise the Lord, for He has spoken; Worlds His mighty voice obeyed; Laws which never shall be broken. For their guidance He has made. Praise the Lord, for He is glorious. Never shall His promise fail; God has made His saints victorious, Sin and death shall not prevail. Praise the God of our salvation; Hosts on high. His power proclaim; Heav ' n and earth and all creation, Praise and magnify His name. Scripture Reading and Prayer Rev. Mr. Paul J. West, Pastor Central Baptist Church Please stand. Sermon The Fate and the Fatefulness of Freedom Rev. Robert K. Rice Hymn A Mighty Fortress Is Our God Luther Mr. O ' Hara, Organist A mighty fortress is our God A bulwark never failing, Protecting us with staff and rod, His power all prevailing. What if the nations rage And surging seas rampage; What though the mountains fall. The Lord is God of all; On earth is not His equal. Behold His wondrous deeds of peace, The God of our salvation; He knows our wars and makes them cease In every land and nation. The warrior ' s spear and lance Are splintered by His glance; The guns and nuclear might Stand withered in His sight; The Lord of hosts is with us. Benediction Rev. Mr. Robert J. MacLeod, Pastor, Central Congregational Church Recessional Sortie Dunham Miss Porter, Organist (The congregation will please remain seated for Recessional.) Postlude Ushers: Mr. John Scanlon, Mr. Raymond Seaver, Mr. William McGarr, and Mr. Richard Sullivan THE SENIOR CLASS of MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL presents its SENIOR RECEPTION This Magic Moment MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL GYM Music by Manny Sylvia and the Top Hatters FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 13th Nineteen hundred and sixty-nine i PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER JAMES CORDEIRO NANCY HARLOW MARY BERNABEO CLAUDIA OLIVER No. 3152 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN DECORATIONS EDWARD PARKS PUBLICITY CLEAN-UP CHARLES SOULE CLASS COUNCIL JUDY BENSON STEVEN CARTWRIGHT KAREN DUFFY PEARL FRENCHKO EVELYN HOWES MARILYN KINSMAN DREW MOLES JODY ROBERTS DAVID YOUNG GREG THOMAS GUESTS OF HONOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE: ROBERT F. HOWES, CHAIRMAN W. WARREN THARION MARJORIE K. DEMERS PAUL R. CALLAN FRANKLIN E. JAMES PAUL S. HARRISON SUPT AND MRS. LINCOLN D. LYNCH PRIN. AND MRS. KENNETH L. JOHNSON VICE PRIN. AND MRS. JOSEPH L. KING MR. AND MRS. CLIFTON I. CORDEIRO MR. AND MRS. GEORGE W, HARLOW MR. AND MRS. VICTOR BERNABEO MR. AND MRS. ROYCE OLIVER MY MEMORIES at o ' clock. arrived at my door and gave me I wore a gown of We doubled with o ' clock and went to I arrived home at The evening was . GRADUATION EXERCISES MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS Wednesday Evening, June 11, 1969 Class Colors: Brown and Gold Class Flower: Black-Eyed Susan Class Motto: Men are All Inventors Sailing Forth on a Voyage of Discovery Lincoln D. Lynch, Superintendent of Schools Kenneth L. Johnson, Principal Joseph L. King, Assistant Principal SCHOOL COMMITTEE Robert F. Howes, Chairman Paul R. Callan, Vice-Chairman Marjorie K. Demers Franklin E. James Paul S. Harrison W. Warren Tharion ' • - ' J ■ • V • • i ' ? ■ ' rogram ♦MARCH OF THE GRADUATES Trumpet Voluntary (Prince of Denmark ' s March) Orchestra Richard E. Nelson, Director PRAYER Reverend Edward Robbins Unitarian Church Purcell MUSIC SALUTATORY: ADDRESS: The Lord ' s Prayer A Cappella Choir (Girls ' Voices) Richard G. Brooks, Director Louis J. Garafalo, Jr. Lawrence W. McMahon Churchill The Challenge of Youth The Honorable David L. Flynn Representative in General Court of the 7th Plymouth District Introduction: James F. Cordeiro President, Class of 1969 VALEDICTORY: David A. Pawlak MUSIC A Lovely Boat Drifts Slowly Schumann A Cappella Choir Soprano Solo — Merrie J. Mizaras Flute — Marcia J. Rockwood Horn — Dorothy E. Shaw PRESENTATION OF AWARDS: Lincoln D. Lynch, Superintendent of Schools PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS: Robert F. Howes, Chairman of School Committee Senior Class Roll Kenneth L. Johnson, Principal ♦MUSIC Alma Mater ♦BENEDICTION ♦RECESSIONAL ♦Please Stand of 1969 Edmond Lee Anuszczyk Jane Apostolos Karen Elizabeth Ashley Mary Rose Baker Terry Jean Baptiste Brenda Louise Barrier Lawrence Raymond Barrows Stephen Francis Bassett Norman Chester Behose, Jr. Judy Ellen Benson ♦MARY ADELINE BERNABEO Cathy June Blaine Gary Allen Booker Norman Edward Borsari Kathy Lee Bourne Cynthia Ann Brackett James Oliva Braga Ronald Edward Braley Gayle Frances Biu ' ke Susan Jean Byrne Stephen Wynn Cartwright MARJORIE FRANCES CARVER Christine Louise Chatenay Martin Lewis Cole Jessie Dorothy Combra GENE JOSEPH CONNOLLY James Francis Cordeiro Clement Robert Crowley, Jr. Cheryl Ann Craig Linda Aim Crosby William Terry Crowell ♦MICHAEL JAMES CURLEY Ruth Kathleen Davis Eric Anthony deBoer David DeFino Lauren Lee DeMoranville Bruce Wayne Denson Denise Anne Dionne ♦SHARON ELAINE DITANO Roxanne Ruth Dodenhoff Diane Mary Donahue Carol Ann Donnelly Karen Anne Duffy David Arthur Dutra Kerry Michael Elkin Michael Lawrence Flynn Leonard Thomas Freitag ♦PEARL FRENCHKO Anthony Raymond Fruzzetti tLOUIS JOHN GARAFALO, JR. Marlene Georgia Goodreau Judith Anne Gosson James Gouveia, Jr. Jacqueline Frances Grant Kathy Louise Green Karen Elizabeth Greenleaf Raymond Majorique Hamel ♦NANCY HATHAWAY HARLOW ♦KAREN HEIMERDINGER Nathan Jerry Hindemith Cynthia Ann Holmes Robert Huntley Holmes ♦SANDRA LEE HOPKINS Melanie Denise Hopwood Thomas Joseph Howard ♦EVELYN LORRAINE HOWES Jacqueline May Hudson ♦JOANNE HUNT Sally Marie Jennings Carol Marjorie Jurgens Nancy Marie Kahian Francis Anthony Kelley, Jr. ♦CHAD KING Marilyn Jean Kinsman John Charles Kopitz Jeannine Mildred LaBossiere Joseph Laura, III Sharon Jean Laura Christine Ann Leary Paula Lees Joseph Steven Lemmo Kenneth Dave LeRoy ♦JOANNE YVONNE LETENDRE William Robert LeTourneau ♦ROBIN MARJORIE LEWIS Gary John Lopes ' .Our ' ■ M • ' ' - , ' ■ Tip ' Patricia Ann Lynch Sandra Lee MacAUister Donna Jean MacAulay Debra Louise MacDonald Ronald Gregory MacKenzie Anders Martenson III Rae Jane McAvoy Belynda Hulda McCarthy Ann Marie McDonald Wayne Travis McDonald Kenneth Paul McLaughlin tLAWRENCE W1LLL M McMAHON Thomas Albert McManus James Martin McQuade Andrew Joseph Meleo William David Michael Merrie Jeanne Mizaras Andrew Moles Douglas I e Moquin Susan Jane Morris Francis James Morrison Margaret Elizabeth Murphy Pamela Dow Murphy Tara Murphy ♦CLAUDL FRANCES OLIVER Arthur Robert OToole Kenneth Vincent O ' Toole, Jr. Edward Wallace Parks HI §DAV1D ARTHUR PAWLAK Donna Jean Pierce Josephine May Pina Elizabeth Thelma Pittsley NOREEN LOUISE PITTSLEY Ruth Elaine Poirier Paul Edward Quagan Steven Bruce Rebell BONNIE SUSAN REESE George Henry Remedis Joseph Francis Richard Joyce Ellen Roberts MARCIA JO ROCKWOOD Donald Michael Rossini Timothy SalJey Wilfred Louis Schobel, Jr. Gary Howard Schoheld Richard John Seaman, Jr. Victoria Ann Shiek Michael Stephen Silvia Dorothy Ann Simmons John Leonard Small Catherine Diane Smith David Allan Smith Diane Marlene Smith Russell Lawrence Smith II ' CHARLES FOSTER SOULE David Carl Soule Donna Marie Souza James Lawton Stanley Susan Jane Starrett ♦MITCHELL STEPHEN TANGUAY John Steven Tassinari Deborah Lee Tharion Gregory Kinsman Thomas Janet Thomas Linda Louise Thomas Marie Thomas Denise Candace Tibbetts Samuel Forrest Tomasik Cheryl Ann Trinque Linda Marie Viera Gary Lee Washburn James Bradford Waterman Sandra Edith West Dennis Colan Westgate Thomas Weston, Jr. Douglass Winfield Hardy White Steven Foster Whiting Douglas Bernard Wilbur Patricia Ann Wilbur Wayne Bennett Williams Jo-Ann Wolf Lillian Eugenie Woodbum JEAN SUE YARSITES David Warren Young Joyce Olive Young Valedictorian tCo-Salutatorians Graduating with Honors AWARDS ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP AMERICAN LEGION SCHOLARSHIP JANE BENNETT SCHOLARSHIP KARYL ANN BENSON SCHOLARSHIP CABOT CLUB SCHOLARSHIP CRANBERRY PLAYERS ARTS SCHOLARSHIP ELIZABETH B. CUSHMAN SCHOLARSHIP ARLEEN AND ARTHUR H. DUNHAM EDUCATIONAL TRUST JOHN DANIELSON, JR. SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO LODGE OF ELKS ANNA C. ERICKSON MEMORIAL FUND GOOD WILL CLUB, INC. JOSEPH JACKSON FUND BOURNE WOOD KIWANIS SCHOLARSHIP JOHN MARZELLI SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO EDUCATION ASSOCL TION SCHOLARSHIP — IN MEMORY OF J. STEARNS GUSHING MIDDLEBORO MUSIC GUILD SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO POLICE ASSOCL TION SCHOLARSHIP MITCHELL MEMORIAL CLUB ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP NORTH MIDDLEBORO MOTHERS ' CLUB SCHOLARSHIP PLYMOUTH SHOE COMPANY ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP ADELL C. RICHARDS SCHOLARSHIP FRANK ARTHUR ROUKAS SCHOLARSHIP CLARA S. SHEPHERD SCHOLARSHIP DR. A. VINCENT SMITH — HARRY E. RICHMOND SCHOLARSHIP SOUTH MIDDLEBORO COMMUNITY FAIR SCHOLARSHIP SPARROW BROTHERS SCHOLARSHIP LEONARD O. TILLSON SCHOLARSHIP ANNE WHITE WASHBURN SCHOLARSHIP AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL ROBERT GOLDSTEIN CITIZENSHIP AWARDS ■ If- - ' Z ? ' ■. ■: ' -r MIDDLEBOROUGH CITIZENS ' FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS CITIZENS OF MIDDLEBOROUGH EDITH CLARK MEMORL L C. S. F. 1969 COMMITTEE HERO MANUFACTURING CO., INC. LIONS CLUB OF MIDDLEBOROUGH FREDERICK LOBL MAXIM MOTOR COMPANY MEMORL L HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL MIDDLEBOROUGH CO-OPERATIVE BANK MIDDLEBORO JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MIDDLEBORO EDUCATION ASSOCL TION MIDDLEBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK MIDDLEBOROUGH TRUST COMPANY PLYMOUTH SHOE COMPANY WINTHROP ATKINS CO., INC. AUAA MATER, M. H. S. Dear Alma Mater M. H. S. Our school and our home and our guide to success We ' ll remember with joy every day that we knew When we lived with the spirit of you. You have guided us all in the days of our youth; You have taught us to walk in the ways of the truth; We have learned to be loyal, courageous and true, And to love in the spirit of you. Though the years will go by and we ' re far, far away, We will never forget this, our vow of today, All through this life in each thing that we do, We will live in the spirit of you. Music by Evelyn Snow, ' 47 Words by Ann O ' Neil, ' 48 PROGRAM ♦PROCESSIONAL MARCH Master of CeiGaunj-es Class of 1969 Jamss Cordelro FIRST-GRADE RANGES Ra nnond Sharon Ditano Susan Morris Gary Lopes Sharon Laura Francis Morrison Patricia Lynch Judy Benson SQUAP DANCIIW Joanne Leten dre Evelyn Ho es Merrie Mizaras Joyer oherts PROUD NE .: xViiaiiii Gregory Thoaas CHARLIE BRO IJ oKIT Kathy Bourne Timothy Sailey Jaaee Cordeiro Dsbra KacPor.ald Donna HacAuley JasiGs Cordeiro Francis Keliey Mar; BeTnabeo Jeannine LaBoseicr© Joseph hetmo Donna Souza Tara Kurphy Pamela Kurph; Karen Hsioerdingfer Sandra MacAliietar Debra MacDonftld Sandra MacAllistar David Pawlak Thomas V. ' eston Mary Bernabeo RUSSIAN QUARTET Jean Yaraites Pearl Frenchko Lillian VToodbum Marcia Rockwood SONGS Eric deBoer CBOPIN Polonaise , A-flat David Dutra Kenneth Lc Johnson MONOLOGUE Tn sas Weston POLK soncs Victoria Shiek A HOLE W TEB BUCKET Itebra HacDonaid Karen Eeimerdinger DEATH SCEI fE FROM ROMEO AHD JULIET JcycQ Robsrts Merri© I ' liaaraa ACi-ffi PIHPLS SOilG Kancy Kahian Sally Jennings Judy Benson FINALE: THE GRADUATION SONG Cast Accompanil ' ?sl by ITorssn Pittslsy Th© Laugh-la crew will occasionally intoianpt this program a S ren Duffy P®arl Prenchko Mary Baker Sandra Hopkins Kerry Blkin Lillian Woodbum Diane Dofaahue PLEASE STAIID CLASS PL01:ER: Black-eyed Susan CLASS COLORS 5 Brown Eiid Gold CLASS MOTTO 1 M©n are all inventors sailing forth on a voyag® of discoverye The Class of 1969 would like to sitond their appreciation to Mrso Mary Record and to Mr Robert Brown for their assistance with tonight ' s program I Co-ch£irtu6n Nancy Harlow CLASS PSOPESXJY COHMTWEE Pearl Frenchko CLASS EISTOiBY COMMXTTES Nunoy Eirlow GLASS mEBOOiw COirMi TSD Jacqvelic© Graab Pearl Pi -- ' Karen DuTfy Merri© 1 Harcia Rocicwood Joan YeiTo. Sandra lacAllister Kvslyr- Max ' ilyn Kinssa ffl Hancj Claudia Oliver Stp.ging and ??t perci«e Marilyn Kinsacsn .. Thofaas Howard Typing and Duplicating ; Hary Baker 39l3rad£ McCarthy .Sandra Hoplriaa Art % ork ■ ■ c, 0 Ushers Kifflteriy Harrison Steven Savas Se-iinis Savac Pamela Marshall Mauri Braddock CLASS OFFICERS VICE-PRESIDEirP SECPETAfiY TREASUBEa Jases Cordeiro Nancy Harlow Mary Bersabeo Claudia Oliver di naron Ed Parks, Art; Jackie Grant, Photography; Pearl Frenchko, Karen Duffy, Prophecy; Merrie Mizaris, Marcia Rockwood, Quotations; Jean Yarsites, The frantic world of publishing suddenly became very real to this staff who worked so diligently to produce Your editor-in-chief and her staff worked always with the hope that this text would prove to be a pleasant book Mr. Joaquin, We, the Class of 1969, proudly dedicate our yearbook to you. During the past two years your continual efforts to guide and pre- pare us for the future have been well appreciated. Your devotion as teacher, friend. Junior Class Advisor, Yearbook Advisor, and Faculty Direc- tor of the Class Play have placed you in high esteem among the members of our class. Continu- ally participating in all of these activities, you have given up much of your time for us. Now, in appreciation, we present Timaron 1969 to you. NANCY HATHAWAY HARLOW VICE PRESIDENT To be nobody but myself. CLAUDIA FRANCES OLIVER TREASURER My mind to me a kingdom is; such present joys therein I find that it excels all other bliss that earth affords. JAMES FRANCIS CORDEIRO PRESIDENT Friendship is the gift of the Gods, and the most precious boon to man. There are four factors that guide and give impetus to a class in its striving toward the ultimate goals of stabil- ity, citizenship, and unity of purpose and spirit. The spirit of the class of 1969 is per- sonified in our officers, who have given unselfishly of themselves to promote the success of their class. MARY ADELINE BERNABEO SECRETARY An inexhaustible good nature is one of the most precious gifts ... KAREN ELIZABETH ASHLEY A quiet woman possesses more than people know. EDMOND LEE ANUSZCZYK ' In silence also there is a worth. ' MARY ROSE BAKER Zest is the secret of all beauty. TERRY BAPTISTE Dance on the sands and yet no footing seen. ANE APOSTOLOS A contented mind is the greatest lessing a woman can enjoy in this ' orld. I i BRENDA LOUISE BARRIER Write me as one who loves his NORMAN CHESTER fellow men. BELROSE JR. Every man is the maker of his own fortune. LAWRENCE RAYMOND BARROWS A little mischief relieves the monotony. STEPHEN FRANCIS BASSETT Life just seems me pure delight. JUDY ELLEN BENSON All musical people se em to be happy. JAMES OLIVA BRAGA All things are possible. SUSAN JEAN BYRNE Grace is more beautiful than beauty. RONALD EDWARD BRALEY To be an artist is a great thing. GAYLE FRANCES BURKE A rather quiet girl is she, but rather pleasant company. STEPHEN WYNN CARTWRIGHT What a frosty spirited rogue is he. iMARJORlE FRANCES CARVER ' A flash of teeth, a ringing laugh, land a twinkhng eye. GAIL DOROTHY CLEM And she was as fair as the rose in May. MARTIN LEWIS COLE There is no man but speaketh more honestly than he can do or think. 13 I GENE JOSEPH CONNOLLY Quiet, modest, helpful; all of these was he ... WILLIAM TERRY CROWELL It is man ' s destiny to ponder on the riddle of existence. CHERYL ANN CRAIG A witty woman is a treasure; a witty beauty is a power. LINDA ANN CROSBY Tis joyous to be happy and care- free. MICHAEL JAMES CLRLEY ' A dry jest, sir. DAVID DeFINO There ' s the humor of it. LUTH KATHLEEN DAVIS The best of Hfe is conversation. LAUREN LEE DeMORANVILLE A little word in kindness spoken . . . has often made a friend. BRUCE WAYNE DENSON Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. RIC ANTHONY deBOER Character is destiny. 1 DENISE ANNE DIONNE She wa s a quiet girl, but ready to be friends. DIANE MARY DONAHUI Her quiet manners conceal a radi- ant spirit. SHARON ELAINE DITANO I found it a life full of kindness and bliss. m ROXANNE RUTH DODENHOFF Mind can not follow it, or words express her infinite sweetness. CAROL ANN DONNELLY A kind and gentle heart she hai to comfort friends and foes. 16 DAVID ARTHUR DUTRA Music and girls, a pleasant com- bination. KERRY MICHAEL ELKIN When Duty whispers low, Thou must, the youth replies, can. BARBARA LUCY FETHERSTON Humor is the harmony of the heart. 17 NORMA JEAN FITTING ' Life is checkered sunshine and ANTHONY RAYMOND shade. FRUZZETTI He intermingled jest with er- nest. LEONARD THOMAS FREITAG It ' s great to be great, but it ' s bet- ter to be human. PEARL FRENCHKO Nothing is so contagious as en- thusiasm. LOUIS JOHN GARAFALO JR The certain someone whom we all admire. JAMES GOUVEIA JR. As I am, so I see. 4ARLENE GEORGIA 300DREAU ' Life is an ecstasy. JACQUELINE FRANCES GRANT From the crown of her head to the soul of her foot, she is all mirth. KATHY LOUISE GREEN She that could conquer all mys- teries. 3 UDITH ANNE GOSSON To speak softly and smile sweet- KAREN ELIZABETH GREENLEAF The great pleasure in life is doinj what people say you cannot do. NATHAN JERRY HINDEMITH One may smile and smile and be a rascal. RAYMOND MAJORIQUE HAMEL ' T would tread the friendly way. KAREN HEIMERDINGER That which is good is always beautiful. ELISABETH ANN HOLDEN Life is a pleasant situation. I :ynthia holmes I have tried so hard to do the ight. SANDRA LEE HOPKINS A quiet heart is a continual feast. MELANIE DENISE HOPWOOD ' Modesty is the color of virtue. THOMAS JOSEPH HOWARD Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. ROBERT HUNTLEY -lOLMES ' The golden rule in life is modera- ion in all things. 22 MARILYN JEAN KINSMAN JEANNINE MILDRED LaBOSSI ERE Smiles are a language of their own. CHAD KING ' All men desire to be immortal. JOSEPH LAURA III Chaos reigns. SHARON JEAN LAURA The ideal of courtesy, wit. grace, and charm. CHRISTINE ANN LEARY Go where you wanna go; do what you wanna do. PAULA LEES Dependable and sincere . . . she is a true and warm friend. JOSEPH STEVEN LEMMO Opportunity merely knocks temptation kicks the door in. ' PATRICIA ANN LYNCH Kindness is worth more than DEBRA LOUISE beauty. MacDONALD It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally niee. RONALD GREGORY MacKENZIE He who plays the rogue is perfect in his part. BELYNDA McCARTHY Hope and be happy; that ' s all for ANDERS MARTENSON III the best. Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverance. RAE JANE McAVOY At my back I always hear time ' s winged chariot hurrying near. kenneth paul McLaughlin Count what is ; man ... if you would l now what he is worth. LAWRENCE WILLIAM McMAHON The one who always did his best. THOMAS ALBERT McMANUS Show me the man you honor, and I will know what kind of a man you are. JAMES MARTIN McQUADE In thy fuLX I sec the map of honor, truth, and iovaltv. ANDREW JOSEPH MELEO He ' ll gi e the de il his due. 28 WILLIAM DAVID MICHAEL Courage is, on all hands, consid- ered an essential of high charac- ter. MERRIE JEANNE MIZARAS Heaven lent an angel ' s beauty to her face. ANDREW MOLES To become a great man, it is necessary to become a great ras- cal. DOUGLAS LEE MOQUIN The world belongs to the en- thusiast who keeps cool. SUSAN JANE MORRIS A sigh to delight in. 29 FRANCIS JAMES MORRISON The pursuit, even of the best things, ought to be calm and tran- quil. KENNETH VINCENT OTOOLE JR. ' Actions are ours; their conse- quences belong to heaven. DWARD WALLACE PARKS II Nothing can come out of an artist hat is not in the man. DAVID ARTHUR PAWLAK The impromptu reply is precisely the touchstone of the man of wit. DONNA JEAN PIERCE Remember what peace there may be in silence. JOSEPHINE MAY PINA The happiest person is the one who thinks the most interesting thoughts. MA 31 32 33 MARCIA JO ROCKWOOD Give to the world the best you have and the best will come to you. DONALD MICHAEL ROSSINI Life has given me of its best. WILFRED LOUIS SCHOBEL JR. The measure of a man ' s life is the well spending of it. TIMOTHY SALLEY Tomorrow is not promised us, so let us use today. GARY HOWARD SCHOFIEL Success is getting what you want] happiness is wanting what yo get. VICTORIA ANN SHIEK HERYL LEE SEAMAN ' Life is pleasant and she hath en- oyed it. ICHARD JOHN SEAMAN R. Youth is wholly experimental. ' Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit. MICHAEL STEPHEN SILVIA A man of hope and a forward- looking mind. DOROTHY ANN SIMMONS She doth enjoy earthly hap- piness. 36 DONNA MARIE SOUZA The gift of gayety may itself be the greatest good fortune. CHARLES FOSTER SOULE Constant as the nothern star. RONALD RICHARD SOUZA I do not Icnow what is good for me, but I do know what I want and what I don ' t. JAMES LAWTON STANLEY ' The red sweet wine of youth. DAVID CARL SOULE Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows. 37 SUSAN JANE STARRETT Happiness is a perfume you can- not pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. MITCHELL STEPHEN TANGUAY He is wise that is honest. JOHN STEVEN TASSINARI There was a manhood in his look. DEBORAH LEE THARION No gem, no gold she needs to wear; she shines intrinsically fair. GREGORY KINSMAN THOMAS A good wit will make use of any- thing. 38 39 CHERYL ANN TRINQUE Be in general virtuous, and you will always be happy. LINDA MARIE VIERA The shortest pleasures are the sweetest. GARY LEE WASHBURN His life private, calm, contem- plative. JAMES BRADFORD WATERMAN A man devoted to pleasure. SANDRA EDITH WEST A face with gladness overspread! Soft smiles by human kindness bred. 40 EAN SUE YARSITES Toward men and toward God, he maintained a respectful atti- ude, lightened by the belief that in crisis she could deal adequately Hth each. AVID WARREN YOUNG 3ood humor and generosity irry the day with the popular ;art all the world over. JOYCE OLIVE YOUNG Silence is more eloquent than words. JOANNE HUNT A rider unequalled — a sportsman complete. PHOTO UNAVAILABLE ROBERT CLEMENT CROWLEY Keep it for fun, and stick to what you ' re at. MICHAEL LAWRENCE FLYNN Learning makes a man fit com- pany for himself. 43 Senior ANUSZCYK, Edmond L. General 20 Susan Lane Biology Club 2; Bowling Club 2. Oh brother. Ed doesn ' t like English; likes sports. He plans to go to college. APOSTOLOS, Jane College 1 836 Wareham Street Science Fair 2; Office Girl 3. You ' re kidding. Likes art, horses, and the Bosox. Janie would like to become an elementary teacher. ASHLEY, Karen E. College Plympton Street Future Nurses Club 1. Get with the program. She likes-boys and listening to records. Her pet peeve is homework. Karen is uncertain about her future. BAKER, Mary R. Business Pleasant Street Cheerleader 1,2,3, Captain 4; Science Fair 2; Office Girl 3, 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4. Real nifty. Rosie likes parties and cheering; she dislikes homework. She plans to go to college. BAPTISTE, Terry Business North Grove Street Girls League 1 ; Class Council 2; Bowling Club 2; Future Nurses Club 2; Junior Red Cross 3; Girls Softball 2, 4; Student Council 4; Field Hockey 2, Co-Captain 3. What ' s happening? Bappy likes surfing and parties. She doesn ' t like people who can ' t park their cars properly in parking lots. She plans to become an airline stewardess. BARRIER, Brenda L. General Cherry Street Girls Softball 4; Girls Basketball 4; Pep Squad 4. Denison, Texas 1, 2, 3. Smile and the world will smile with you. She likes all sports. Tex plans to become a Physical Education Teacher. BARROWS, Lawrence R. General 207 Plymouth Street Baseball 2, 3; Track 4; Junior Red Cross 3. You ' ll get over it. Larry likes summer fun. He dislikes people who shout. He will enlist in the armed forces after graduation. BASSETT, Stephen F. General 14 Pearl Street Football 1; Student Council 3. Not bad; not bad at all. Steve likes fast cars. He dislikes snobbish people. He sees the armed forces in his future. BELROSE, Norman C. Jr. General 164 Cross Street Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Cross Country 2. Chuck likes cars, girls, music and parties. His pet peeve is grouchy people. He plans to join the Air Force. BENSON, Judy E. College 661 Wareham Street Student Council 1; Class Council 2; Traflic Squad 4; Band 1, 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Dance Committee 2; Symphonic Band 1; Madrigal Choir 4; S.E.M.S.B.A. 3, 4. Ben likes to be where the action is. She plans to become a kindergarten teacher. BERNABEO, Mary A. Business 3 Warren Avenue Student Council 1; Silver M 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Pep Squad 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Office Girl 3, 4; Girls Field Hockey 2; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4. Don ' t get shook. She likes cooking, painting, music and flowers. Mair would like to become a beautician. BLAINE, Cathy J. College 32 Smith Street Dance Decorations Committee 3. Gee, gosh! Likes art, people and hickory nuts. Dislikes red, and gray squirrels. Cath plans to go to college. BOOKER, Gary A. General 676 Center Street Class Council 3; Track 2; Science Fair 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1. Don ' t try to be bad if you ' re not. Gary likes cycles, Vettes, water skiing, and skin diving. He dislikes Fords and Japanese bikes. He plans to go to college. BORSARI, Norman E. General 14 Archer Court Homework is unfair! Norm likes good grades but dislikes home- work. College is in his future. BOURNE, Kathy L. College 103 Pearl Street Student Council 1; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Lab Assistant 3; Junior Red Cross 3; Future Nurses Club 1; Madrigal Choir 4; S.E.M.S.B.A. 3. Can you stand the excitement? Kunya likes hickory nuts and abhors gray squirrels. She plans to go to college. BRACKETT, Cynthia A. General 1 325 Wareham Street A Cappella Choir 2. Hey, you guys! Cindy likes sports and music. She dislikes pizza and unfriendly people. She plans to prepare for an I.B.M. career. BRAGA, James O. College 878 Plymouth Street Student Council 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Science Fair 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Jimmy likes the outdoors and sports. He sees the armed forces in his immediate future. BRALEY, Ronald E. General 245 Wareham Street Class Council I, 2; Band 1; Orchestra 1; Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 2. Whoa! Rhonda likes girls. He dislikes cheesy pizza. He plans a career in art. BURKE, Gayle F. College 7 Wholan Park Girls League 1; Junior Red Cross 2; Future Nurses Club 1. Is that right? Gayle dislikes homework. She would like to become an airline stewardess. BYRNE, Susan J. Business Barden Hill Road Girls League 1; Science Fair 3; Office Girl 4; Field Hockey 4. Sue dislikes gym. She plans to go to college. CARTWRIGHT, Stephen W. College 21 Elm Street Science Fair 1, 2; Class Council 4; Track 1, 2. Don ' t worry about it. He likes surfing, guns, cars and cycles. He dislikes small waves. Steve will go to college. CARVER, Marjorie F. College 12 Pearl Street Biology Club 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2; S.E.M.S.B.A. 3; National Honor S ociety 4. Oh my stars! Margie likes football games. She dislikes term papers and gym classes. She plans to become a nurse. CHATENAY, Christene L. Business Everett Street Girls Basketball 2. You ' ll get over that feeling. Chris likes surfing, skiing and motor- cycles. She hates getting up in the morning. She ' ll be getting married after graduation. CLEM, Gail D. College Old Center Street Bowling Club 2; Pep Squad 4; Future Homemakers Club 1, 2; Field Hockey 4. Love ya whole bunches and more. She likes math but not chemis- try. Stevie plans to become a nurse. COLE, Martin L. College 444 Chestnut Street Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Marty likes sports, hunting, and flying. He dislikes homework. COMBRA, Jessie D. General Plymouth Street Newswriters Club 1; Girls Softball 1; Pep Squad 2; Office Girl 4. Son of a gun! She doesn ' t like homework. Jessie will enter the nursing profession. CONNOLLY, Gene J. College 1778 Plymouth Street Football 1; Boys ' State 3; National Honor 3, 4. Win a few; lose a few. Gene likes the ten minute break. He dislikes classes on the third floor. Gene will go to college. CORDEIRO, JAMES F. Business 210 Everett Street Student Council 1, 2, 3; Bowling Club 1; Art Club 1; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Student Librarian 1; Lab Assistant 3; Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Science Fair 1, 2; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Class President 4; Yearbook Staff 4. I guess! Babbitt will go to college. CRAIG, Cheryl A. Business 9Vi Pearl Street Student Librarian 1; Future Nurses Club 1, 2. You ' ve got to be kidding. Cheri likes the beach, boys and cool things. She dislikes phonies, being bored and broken toes. Cheri will go on to business school. CROSBY, Linda A. College 1 1 Prospect Street Girls Softball 4; Office Girl 3; Glee Club 1; Girls Track 1. What are ya doing Friday night? Lynn likes boys. Strawberry cokes, and trying to surf with Carol, Deb and Terry. She dislikes motorcyle burns and being loaded down with the junk to carry to 45 Horseneck. Lynn will be a nurse. CROWELL, William T. College 1 162 Center Street Track I. Be good. Likes: 55 Chevies and physics. He dislikes Mustangs. He ' s proud of being a Westsider . The service is included in his future plans. CROWLEY. Robert C. College 14 Pearl Street Bridgewater-Raynham 1, 2. Likes Denise but not academics. Bobby is uncertain about his future plans. CURLEY, Michael J. College Fu ller Street Humanities- Science Club 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Football I, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. Mike likes what he ' s learned. He is interested in sports, movies, magazines, and maps. College will be included in his future. DAVIS, Ruth K. General 22 School Street Girls League 1; Girls Softball 1 co-captain; Newswriter ' s Club 1, 2; Student Librarian 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 2; Glee Club 2; S.E.M.S.B.A. 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4. Rufus says, Up the downs and down the ups! (stairs that is). She likes dancing and boys. She dislikes people who stare. College is in her future. deBOER, Eric A. College 33 East Grove Street Lab Assistant 1; Football 1; Band I, 2; Science Fair 2; Tennis 2; S.E.M.S.B.A. 3; Baseball 3; Student Librarian 3; A Cappella Choir 1. 2, 3. I would rather be right than be President . Rick likes people who are honest and dislikes those who are deceitful. The service is in store for him. De FINO. David College 42 Highland Street Football 1; Lab Assistant 2. Spin likes Friday through Sunday but dislikes Mondays. TTie service is in his future. DeMORANVILLE, Lauren L. General 69 Everett Street Future Nurses Club 1, 2: Office Giri 2. Well anyway . . . . Laurie likes yellow Volkswagens. She dislikes 6:30 A.M. She plans to become an airline stewardess. DENSON, Bruce W. General 4 Walnut Street I ' m going out of my tree. Juicy Brucey enjoys building hot rods, water skiing, and ice skating. He plans to attend an I.B.M. school. DIONNE, Denise Business 5 Wholan Park. Office Girl 4. What can you do? Dee likes bowling, swimming, roller skating, and ice skating. She dislikes people who think they know everything. She plans to attend a junior college. DITANO, Sharon E. Business 163 Wareham Street Student Council 1, 3; Humanities-Science Club 4; Girls League 1; Traffic Squad 3; Pep Squad 2; Red Cross 1; Science Fair 1, 2; Dance Committee 3; Office Giri 4. No big thing. Likes the West Side; dislikes people who say yes and mean no. She plans to become an airline stewardess. DODENHOFF. Ro.xanne R. Business 50 Wareham Street Pep Squad 2; Future Nurses Club 1, 2; Science Fair 3; Giris Field Hockey 3. 4; Junior Prom Queen 3. Hey. Roxie likes Chinese food and fishing. Nursing school is in her future. DONAHUE, Diane M. College 70 Murdock Street Student Council 2; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 4; Science Fair 2; Office Girl 3; Girls Field Hockey 4. Really? Diane likes weekends and football games; dislikes doing exercises on the gym floor. College is in her future. DONNELLY, Carol A. Business 9 Webster Street I don ' t believe it. Carol likes getting out of school at 12:20; dislikes sugared cafeteria tables. Business school is in her future. DUFF. Melody A. General 26 Montello Street Girls League 1: Future Nurses Club 1; President 2. Cool it! Likes Pete; dislikes girls who chase sailors. Nursing school is in her future. DUFFi ' . Karen A. College 1714 Wareham Street Student Council 4; Newswriters Club 4; Class Council 4; Pep Squad Co-Captain 4; Lab Assistant 4; Red Cross 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; Humanities-Science 4. Really? Katy likes Lorenzo ' s, football games and people; dislikes Mack trucks. College is in her future. DUTRA, David A. College Summer Street Band 1, 2, 3; A Capella Choir 1; Football 1, 2, 4. That ' s what they tell me. Caesar likes art and sports; dislikes homework. Art school is in the future. ELKIN, Kerry M. College 60 Marion Street Student Council I, 3; Traffic Squad 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Charles Theater Group 4; Science Fair 2; Class Play 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Silver M Society 4. Moose likes Volkswagens and a certain passenger named Jean. College is in his future. FETHERSTON, Barbara L. Business Summer Street Office Giri 4. Is that right! Feather likes the 12:20 bell. Business school is in her future. FITTING, Norma J. Business 46 Lane Street WOW! Norm likes Mr. Carullo. Dislikes people. She plans to be a dental assistant. FLYNN, Michael L. General 6 Forest Street Science Fair 1, 2, 3; Yearbook advertising staff 4. Flynsey likes that which is related to science; dislikes people who don ' t function. He plans to enlist in the armed forces. FREITAG, Leonard T. College Plymton Street Baseball 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 2; Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. Lenny likes all kinds of sports; dislikes football practice. College is in his future. FRENCHKO, Peari College 247 Clay Street Student Council 4; Futures Teachers Club 2; Newswriters Club 2, 3, Editor 4; Class Council 2, 3, 4; Pep squad Co-Captain 4; Lab assistant 3; Red Cross 4; Science Fair 2; Dance committee 2, 3, 4; Office Girl 4; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Sure! P.P. likes Russian, football games, Lorenzo ' s, going places, doing things, and meeting people. Dislikes Boobus Americanus. College is in her future. FRUZETTI, Anthony R. General 69 School Street Basketball 1, 2; Football 1. You ' ll get over it. Fuzzy dislikes two-faced people. Service is in the future. GARAFALO, Louis J. Jr. College 4 Howland Court National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Silver M Society I, 2, 3, President 4; Class Council 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Football 1, 2; Class President 2. Oh yea! Louie likes sports. College is in the future. GOODREAU, Mariene G. Business 35 School Street Student Council 1; Girls League 1; Pep Squad 4; Red Cross 2; Girls Field Hockey 2. What can I say? Bridgie likes having a good time; dislikes week- ends going so fast. She plans to work in the future. GOSSEN, Judith A. College 365 Wareham Street Bowling Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Girls Softball 1; Science Fair 2. I can ' t wait. Judy likes going for rides on Sunday afternoons; dislikes confusion. Marriage is in her future. GOUVEIA, James Business Wood Street Likes Bob Dylan records, cars, and girls. Jim plans to go to college. GRANT, Jacqueline F. College 5 West Street Student Council 4; Humanities-Science Club 4; Girls Basketball I, 2; Charles Theater Group 4; Dance Committee 4; Office Girl 3; Girls Track 1; Yearbook Staff 4. Watch it sister! Jackie likes Fridays at 12:20 and the weekend; dislikes long range assignments. She plans to go to college GREEN, Kathy L. Business 218 Everett Street Red Cross 3, 4; Office Giri 4. Carumba! Greenie likes cameras and summer vacations; dislikes people who try to be something they ' re not. Secretarial school is in her future. GREENLEAF, Karen E. General 43 Cross Street Future Nurses Club 2. 46 Are you kidding? Cookie likes being with Bobby; dislikes people who are insincere. She is undecided about her future. HAMEL, Raymond M. General 7 Starret Avenue Student Council 2, 3; Class Council 1 ; Jr. Red Cross; Dance Commit- tee 2, 3; Football I. If you want something done right, do it yourself Ray likes girls, work, parties and summer vacation; dislikes weekends when there ' s nothing to do. After a hitch in the service he plans to enter college. HARLOW, Nancy H. College 20 Pierce Street National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Humanities-Science Club 4; Silver M Society 2, 3, 4; Girls League 1; Traffic Squad 4; Band 1; A Cappella Choir 1; Jr. Red Cross 1; Dance Committee 3, 4; Girls Field Hockey 1, 2; Class Vice Presi- dent 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff copy-editor 4. Nance likes Jimmy, skiing and just about everything. She has college in view for next year. HEIMERDINGER, Karen. College Thompson Street Newswriters Club 2, 4; Future Teachers Club 2; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 4; Pep Squad 4; Future Homemakers Club 2; Science Fair 2, 3; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; National Honor Society 4. Likes to laugh, smile and have a good time; dislikes snobs and hypocrites. Karen plans to join the Peace Corps after she graduates from college. HINDEMITH, Nathan J. General 86 Plymouth Street Football 3. It ' ll be alright. Nat likes motorcycles, surfing, and girls; dislikes slow drivers. He plans to join the service. HOLDEN, Elisabeth Business 496 Marion Road Office girl. Huh? Lizzy likes people. Marriage is in her future plans. HOLMES, Cynthia. General 9 Pearl Street Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2. You ' ve got to be kidding. Cindy likes being with one special guy and happy people; dislikes snobs. HOLMES, Robert H. General Pleasant Street Buzz off! Likes cars, boats, diving and hunting. Holmsey is due for a visit with Uncle Sam. HOPKINS, Sandra L. Business 33 North Street Future Homemakers Club 1, 2; Science Fair 1, 2; Dance Committee 2; Office Girl 3, 4; Office Supervisor 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. Guess who I saw last night! Sandy likes a certain boy, skiing and horseback riding; dislikes boys who work on Saturdays. She plans to attend a junior college. HOPWOOD, Melanie D. General 63 Benson Street Student Librarian 1; Lab Assistant 3, 4. I ' ll forgive ya! Likes life with Scrap; dislikes being away from Scrap. Mel hears wedding bells. HOWARD, Thomas J. College 20 Cambridge Street Biology Club 4; Jr. Red Cross 1; Science Fair 1. Tom likes fishing, boating, skindiving and building; dislikes crowds and cities. College after Service are in his future plans. HOWES, Evelyn L. College 238 East Main Street Humanities-Science Club 4; Class Council 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 1; Literary Club 4; Girls Track 2; Year- book staff-Photography Editor 4. May I help you? Evie likes an empty booth in Buck ' s, vanilla cokes and talking to people; dislikes rain. College is in her future plans. HUDSON, Jacqueline M. Business Miller Street Pep Squad 2; Future Homemakers Club 1; Dance Committee 2; Office Girl 4; Glee Club 2. Yah! Likes surfing and Howdy ' s hamburgers; dislikes wiping out. Jack is going into a hair dressing school after graduation. HUNT, Joanne College 336 Marion Road National Honor Society 3, 4; Biology Club 4. Jo likes Russian, French, horses and 4-H; dislikes Math and getting shocks in lab. She plans to attend college. JENNINGS, Salley M. General Pleasant Street General Chorus 1; Girls softball 2; Jr. Red Cross 3. Salley likes parties and boys; dislikes detention and sitting in Mr. Johnson ' s office. JURGENS, Carol M. Business 10 Rice Street Girls League 1; Bowling Club 2; Girls Softball 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Future Nurses Club 1, Secretary 2; Girls Field Hockey 3, 4. You do good. Likes surfing, dancing and the Young Rascals; dislikes two-faced people. Jerg has hopes of being an Airline Stewardess. KAHIAN, Nancy M. College 866 Center Street Girls League 1; Cheerleaders Captain 1; Lab assistants 3; Girls Track 2; Girls Tennis 3. Oh really?! Nan likes Joey, and dislikes girls who chase him. She hopes to become a dental assistant. KELLEY, Francis A., Jr. General 835 Wareham Street Baseball 1, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Football 3, 4. You guys are rotten! Butch likes sports and school; dislikes pho- nies and football injuries. He sees college in his future. KING, Chad College 76 South Main Street Student Council 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Band I, 2; Basket- ball 2; Track 2; Science Fair 2; Football 3, 4. Likes the New York Giants; dislikes combing his hair. Chad has college in mind. KINSMAN, Marilyn J. College 8 Corrine Parkway Girls League 1; Class Council 4; Cheerleaders 1; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3; Office Girl 3; Girls Field Hockey 2, 3, Manager 4; Yearbook Staff Assistant-Editor 4. Marilyn likes Koala Bears, skiing, just about anything lavender, and Donald. She is planning to attend college. KOPITZ, John C. College 8 Grossman Road Band 1; Orchestra I; Music Theory Class 1; A Cappella Choir 1; Symphonic Band 1. Peace, I am a plain-clothes hippie. Likes cars, traveling- California?; dislikes homework on weekends. John plans to enter college in the fall. LA BOSSIERE, Jeanine M. General Wood Street Student Council 3; Jr. Red Cross 4; Future Nurses Club 1; Science Fair 3; Office Girl 3; Girls Field Hockey 1; Girls Tennis 3. Good grief! Biscuit likes horses, boys and; dislikes snobs and people who don ' t like horses. She plans to attend college. LAURA, Joseph General Bedford Street Track 1. Likes hunting and fishing. Frog will travel for a while and then enlist in the service. LAURA, Sharon J. Business Bedford Street Girls League 1; Student Librarian 1, 2; Science Fair 3; Office Girl 1, 4. Tish, tish! Shar likes: flowers, Volkswagens, the beach, and parties. Her dislikes include: baggy pants, people who won ' t pick up hitch- hikers and the far-away college. She plans to become a beautician. LEARY, Christine A. Business Wareham Street Girls League 1; Band 1, 2, 4; Orchestra 1, 2; S.E.M.S.B.A. 2. Oh wow ! Chris likes motorcycles, folk music and college guys, but dislikes unstimulating conversation. She plans to pursue a nursing career. LEES, Paula General 23 Montello Street Girls League 1; Jr. Red Cross 3; Office Girl 4; Girls Field Hockey Are you kidding me? She likes Mac and dislikes girls who chase other people ' s boyfriends. She hopes to become a hair stylist. LeROY, Kenneth D. College 363A Chestnut Street Lab Assistant 4; Track Manager 4. I never wish defeat upon anyone just victory upon others . Kenn dislikes being told, LeRoy your mother wants you . He is uncertain about his future plans. LEMMO, Joseph S. Business 44 West Street Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Chevies don ' t go . He likes sports and girls; dislikes science classes. Joe will enter the service. LETENDRE, Joanne Y. College 99 Sproat Street Student Council 2, 4; Humanities-Science Club 4; Girls League 1; Traffic Squad 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Pep Squad 2, 4; Dance Commit- tee 2, 4; Giris Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. 47 Ya know . Jo likes boys who wear white socks. College is included in her future plans. LETOLRNEAL, William R General 270 North Main Street Science Fair 2. ■■ ' ou ' re all right, the world ' s all wrong . He dislikes getting up in the morning. Bill v ili btx-ome a service station manager. LEWIS. Robin M. College 86 School Street Student Council 1. 2; Committee Chairman 4; Girls League 1; Class Council 2. 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Charles Theater Group 2. 3, 4; French Club 2: Science Fair 1. 2; Girls Field Hockey 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Rob dislikes making up gym classes. She plans on college and then hopes to teach Russian. LOPES. Gary J. General Wareham Street Bowling Club 1; Class Council 3; Baseball 2; Track 1.2, 3; Jr. Red Cross 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3, 4. Tuckerloo likes Tootball, cars, girls and a hot-going Chevy; he dislikes Fords. He will enter the service. LYNCH, Patncia A. General 1218 Old Center Street Pep Squad 4; Future Nurses Club 2; Dance Committee 4; Girls Field Hockey 3; Manager 4. Things will work themselves out. just leave them alone . Likes friendly people but she dislikes people who think they are better than others. Pat plans to enter Secretarial School. MacALLISTER. Sandra L. College 87 School Street Band 1. 2. 3; Girls Basketball 1. 2; Science Fair 1. 2. 3: Symphonic Band I. 2: S.E.,M.S.B..A. 2: Yearbook Staff 4; Woodwind Quintet 2. Holy Grub . Sandy likes people, dancing, parties, skiing, and camp- ing. She plans on entering college to pursue a nursing career. Mac.AL ' LEY. Donna J. College 79 Cherry Street Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. co-captain 4; Jr. Red Cross 1; Science Fair 1, 2; Office Girl 3; Girls Track 2. 3; Girls Tennis 3. For Pete ' s sake! She likes Tommy: dislikes people who try to be something they are not. College is in Little Moe ' s future. MacDONALD. Debra L. College 21 Smith Street Student Council 3, President 4; Newswnters Club 2. 4; Future Teach- ers Club 2: Class Council 2: Traffic Squad 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Pep squad, co-captain 4; Glee Club 2: Dance Committee 2, 3. 4; Tennis 3. Likes: dances, horses, food, spring, and football games; dislikes: hypocrites and cloudy days. Debby is going to college. MacKENZIE, Ronald G. General 58 Sachem Street We try harder. Mac ' s future plans include a tour of duty in the service. MARTENSON, Anders HI College Valley Road A Cappella Choir I. 2. 3. 4; Science Fair 2 Bud likes motorboating, fishing, chemistry and history. He also likes to collect stamps and coins. College is his future. McAVOY. Rae J. College 1284 Wareham Street Girls Softball 2: Glee Club 1. Oh. brother! Rae likes Leslie, riding, fast cars; dislikes snobby boys and getting up in the morning. She plans to get married. McCarthy. Belynda H. Business 18 Pierce Street Office Girl 4; Glee Club 1. Oh no! Riding and pop music are her likes; she dislikes getting up so early in the morning. She will enter college. McDonald. Ann M. Business 14 Elm Street For Pete ' s sake Likes: clothes, horses, and friendly people; dislikes: snobbish people and getting up. Annie is going to business school. McDonald. Wayne T General 84 North Street He likes fishing and hunting. Wasne will enter the service. McLaughlin. Kenneth P. College Murdock Street Football 1. 2. Worry about it later. Ken likes hunting and fishing. The service is in his future. McMAHON. Lawrence W. College 43 Arch Street Humanities- Science Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Bowling Club 1; Baseball 1. 2: Basketball 1. 2; Science Fair 1, 2; Boys State 4. Are you serious? Larry likes a day on the golf course; he dislikes people who talk too much. He will enter college. McMANUS, Thomas A. College 1 1 Pearl Street Tom, who likes Betty, plans to enlist in the service. McQUADE, James M. College 6 Mitchell Street Football 1; Class President 3. Let ' s get out of here! Jim likes getting out of school early (what about Nancy?); dislikes getting up early. He will enter college. MELEO, Andrew J. College 189 Miller Street Do unto others before they do unto you. He likes Fords and girls, but dislikes snobbish girls. The service is in Andy ' s future. MICHAEL, William D. College 51 West Street Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4. Bill likes sports; dislikes hippies, yippies, and draft card burners. His plans are to go to college. MIZARAS. Merrie J. College 45 Plymouth Street Student Council Publicity 4; Biology Club 1. 2. 3. vice president 4; Class Council 2; A Cappella Choir 2. 3. 4; Madrigal Choir 4; Charles Theater Group 4; Office Girl 2. 3; Literary Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Crubas likes everything in general; dislikes wearing green goggles in chemistry. Merrie will study Journalism in college. MOLES, Andrew College 791 Center Street Bowling Club 1, 2; Class Council 2, 4; Traffic Squad 4; Baseball 1; Track 1; Student Librarian 1; Lab Assistant 3; Jr. Red Cross 2; Science Fair 2; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Math Club 1; Football 1, 3, 4. Drew likes polo, sky-diving. Cobra jets, and skiing; dislikes 55 Chevies. College is included in his future plans. MOQLTN, Douglas L. Business 52 Forest Street Class Council 1; Band I, 2. 3; Orchestra 1; Track 1; Symphonic Band 1; Dance Band 1, 2; Football 1, 3, 4. Can ' t win them all He likes sports, girls, and playing the guitar. His dislikes include pseudoinleliectuals and people who give orders. Doug will enter the service. MORRIS. Susan J. College Phode Island Road Girls League 1; Future Nurses Club 2; Science Fair 3; Office Girl 3, 4; Glee Club 1: Girls Tennis 3. For heaven sakes! Likes: horses, drum corps and Jimmy; dislikes: sneaky people and kids who hate the Sabres. Sue will enter nursing school. MORRISON, Francis J. College 6 Alden Street Student Council 1; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football I, 2, 3, co-captain 4. Hey. Man! Fran likes sports and girls. Both college and the service are in his future. MURPHY. Margaret E. Business 176 Everett Street Art Club 1; Pep Squad 1. 4; French Club 1; Science Fair I. Keep it and you ' ll always have it . She likes boys but dislikes waiting for people. Maggie hopes to become a hair stylist. MURPHY. Pamela D. College West Grove Street Biology Club 3; Pep Squad 2: Student Librarian 1. Better late than never . Pam dislikes both homework and especially make-up work. She will go to college. MURPHY. Tara General 823 Wareham Street Girls League 1: Girls Softball 1; Cheerleader 1; Pep Squad 2; Charles Theater Group 3; Future Nurses Club 2; Office Girl 1. 2. 3. 4; Girls Field Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4. You ' re alright ! Murph likes the Young Rascals and guys with long hair. She wants to become an Airline Stewardess. OLIVER. Claudia F. College 320 Wareham Street Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4; Humanities- Science Club 4; Silver M Societv 3, 4: Class Council 3. 4; Traffic Squad Substitute 4; Band I, 2, 4; Orchestra 1. 2; District 4: S.E.M.S.B.A. 2; Girls Basketball I. 2. 3; Charles Theater Group 3. 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Literary Club 4; Science Fair 2; Office Girl 3; Symphonic Band I. 2; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Yearbook Staff Editor-in-Chief 4; 1st Place Voice of Democracy 48 1389 Plymouth Street 4; Glee Club 3; Contest 3. You dirty buzzard. Claude likes poetry, weekends, and Boston; ihe dislikes disorganization. Her future plans include college D ' TOOLE, Arthur R. College 63 East Main Street Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Track 2; Baseball 1, 2; Student Council I Wake up John! Art likes surfing, swimming, and fast cars; he iislikes people who rank kids down. [College and the service are in his future. D ' TOOLE, Kenneth V. Jr. College 14 North Street Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; District 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 1; Dance Band 1; S.E.M.S.B.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; All-State 2, 3; Basketball 1, 3. ' Are you kidding me? Kenna likes drums and surfboards and dis- ikes English. He will go to college. PARKS, Edward W. Ill Business Miller Street Newswriters Club 2; Librarian 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers Club 2; Art Club 2, 3; Student Librarian 3, 2; Lab Assistant 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Science Fair 2, 3; Dance Committee 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. ' Are you crazy? Likes: horses, dancing, and having a good time; dislikes: getting up early in the morning. Eddie plans to enter a business college in the fall. PAWLAK, David A. College 55 Oak Street Student Council 4; Humanities-Science Club 4; Silver M Society 3, 4; Class Council 3; Traffic Squad 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. ' I don ' t know, what are you doing tonight? Dave likes a special Junior girl who ' s made everything worthwhile. He dislikes people who think they are cool, but aren ' t. His future plans include college. PIERCE, Donna J. Business 365A Wood Street ' You ' ve got to be kidding me! Likes boys and the beaches on the Cape; dislikes rainy days. Marriage is in Don ' s future. PINA, Josephine M. General Girls Softball 4; Girls Basketball 3, 4; Office Girl 3, Girls Field Hockey 4. Here we go again! Jo likes having a good time; dislikes being told what to do. She plans to be an Airline Hostess. PITTSLEY, Elizabeth T. General 664 Wareham Street Sugarpots Betsey likes dances, football and basketball; she dislikes kids who think they are great. She plans to work with the mentally retarded. PITTSLEY, Noreen L. Business 2 Lincoln Street Orchestra 1,2, 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Pep Squad 2; Science Fair 1, 2; Da nce Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Business Office Girl 4; Supervi- sor 4. How ' s that grab ya! Tootie likes dances and boys; dislikes home- work and bomb scares. She plans to enter college next fall. POIRIER, Ruth E. Business 1410 Wareham Street Pep Squad 2; Jr. Red Cross 1; Glee Club 1; Girls Track 1; Business Office Girl 4. Yah Goof likes surfing, dancing, foreign cars, and Taunton; dis- likes winter (too cold for surO and snobby people. She wants to go to California. QUAG AN, Paul E. General 1210 Plymouth Street Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Lab Assistant 3; Football 3. Well I ' ll be. He likes girls and cars; dislikes homework. The service, baseball and marriage are in Paul ' s future. QUINTAL, Robert E. General 44 Courtland Street Have Fun Bob likes pool, bowling and cars; he dislikes homework. He plans to enter the service after gra duation. RESELL, Steven B. General Summer Street Steve likes cars; dislikes homework. REESE, Bonnie S. College 203A Wareham Street Girls Softball 3; Office Girl 4; Clayton High School, Clayton, New Mexico 1, 2. Really? Bon likes to travel; dislikes firedrills. She plans to go to college. REMEDIS, George M. Business 60 Fuller Street Newswriters Club 2; Art Club Vice-President 1; Student Librarian 1; Science Fair 1, 2. George plans to enter the service. RICHARD, Joseph F. College 59 Smith Street Joe likes skiing, swimming and fast cars. The service is in his future. ROBERTS, Joyce E. College 41 Plymouth Street Student Council 1; Vice-President 4; Girls League 1; Class Council 4; Dramatics Club 1; Traffic Squad Captain 4; A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 4; Student Librarian 1, 2; Science Fair 2; Dance Committee I; Madrigal Choir 3, 4; S.E.M.S.B.A. 1; Girls Field Hockey 2, 4. I guess. Jody likes Water skiing, ' 52 Plymouths, ' 55 Chevys, and people; dislikes make-up and pea soup. College and marriage are in her future. ROCKWOOD, Marcia J. College 27 Pearl Street Humanities Science Club 4; Girls League 1; Class Council 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Music Theory Class 1; District 2; Girls Softball 2; Science Fair 2; Dance Committee Chairman 3; Office Girl 4; Symphonic Band 1, 2; S.E.M.S.B.A. I, 2, 3; Giris Tennis 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; First Place Voice of Democ- racy Contest 4. Hey Squish Marcia likes people, being happy, and talking Russian. She plans to enter college in the fall. ROSSINI, Donald M. College 51 Vine Street Student Council 1; Science Fair 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 4. The heck with ya. He likes football and parties; dislikes homework and getting up early. Don plans to go to college. SALLEY, Timothy College 52 School Street Humanity Science Club 4; Future Teachers Club 4; Lab Assistant 2. You ' ll get over it. Salley likes Thunderbirds; dislikes people who are prejudiced. College is in his future. SCHOBEL, Wilfred L. Jr. General East Grove Street Basketball 2, 3, 4. Is that right? Willie likes cars and girls; dislikes being told what to do. Willie plans to go into the service. SCHOFIELD, Gary H. College 12 Montello Street Gary likes hunting and fishing. He plans to go into the service. SEAMAN, Cheryl L. General 19 School Street Giris Softball 2, 3; Giris Basketball 2, 3. That ' s life. Cher likes dances, basketball, softball, and football; dislikes kids who think they are something great. Hairstyling and marriage are in her future. SEAMAN, Richard J. Jr. General 19 School Street Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Sure Alfred. Rick likes all sports and girls. He dislikes noisy record players, and school assemblies. He has a future with Uncle Sam. SHIEK, Victoria A. College Fuller Street Dramatics Club 1; Giris Basketball 2; Glee Club 2; Giris Field Hockey 2; Russian Club 2. Wicked. Vickey likes horses, the beach, hippies and travel; dislikes prejudiced people. College and travel are in her future. SILVIA, Micheal S. College 7 Archer Court Basketball 1, 2. No kidding Silv likes the 12:20 bell; dislikes quiet study halls. He ' ll go to college. SIMMONS, Dorothy A. Business Spruce Street Art Club 2; Girls Softball 3; Pep Squad 2, 4; Future Homemakers Club 1, 2. What ' s happening? Dottie likes the D.D, dances, and Mrs. Moore; dislikes not having study halls, and running in gym. SMALL, John L. College 209 Everett Street Football 1 ; Student Council 1. Car broke down again, Doug? John likes summer and good times. John hopes to go to college. SMITH, Catherine D. Business 1848 Wareham Street Student Council 3. Cathy likes skiing and boys. She hopes to become an airline stewardess. SMITH, David A. General 1730 Wareham Street Dave likes yellow Chevies. He is uncertain about his future. 49 j SMITH. Diane M Business Highland Street Science Fair 1. Honestly. Diane likes good movies, riding, and boys; dislikes rainy days. SMITH. Russell L. II. General 1730 Wareham Street Chevies don ' t go, they just fly. ' Russ likes girls and Chevies. He will join the service. SOULE. Charles F. College 89 School Street Student Council I, 2. 3. 4; Humanities-Science Club 4; Silver M Society 2, Treasurer 3. 4; Band 1. 2; Basketball 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3; President 4. Chuck likes sports and dislikes French class. He will attend college. SOULE, David C. College Eddy Street Baseball 2. Pizza ■ Dave likes girls, sports, and Plymouths; dislikes taking tests and homework. He hopes to go to college. SOUZA, Donna M. College 1075 Center Street Girls League 1; Lab Assistant 3, 4; Girls Tennis 3. To each his own. Don likes boys and friendly people; dislikes stuck-up moody people. She hopes to go to college. SOLZA. Ronald R Business 368 Old Center Street Football 1: Basketball 1; Science Fair 1. 2. Are you kidding me? Likes surfing and cars; dislikes detention. Ron plans on working immediately after graduation. STANLEY, James L. College 1 1 Archer Court Likes GTO ' s, but dislikes Chevies. Jim plans to study aeronautics. STARRETT, Susan J. College 11 Sachem Street Student Council 2; Girls League I; Bowling Club 2; Traffic Squad 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Girls Softball 4; Pep Squad 1. 4; Future Nurses Club 2; Dance Committee 3; Girls Field Hockey 4. Hmmm? Likes all Sports, the Cape and Maine; dislikes dnving at night and people who put on airs. Sue ' s future will evolve around marriage. TANGUAY, Mitchell S. College 107 Everett Street Humanities-Science Club 4; Basketball 2; National Honor Society 3, 4 Mitch likes history, but dislikes math and short breaks. His future includes college and the service. TASSINARI. John S. General 248 Plymouth Street Chevys forever! Buddha dislikes Fords. College is seen in his future. THARION, Deborah L. College 89 North Street Student Council 2; Girls League 1; Science Fair 3; Girls Track 3; Girls Field Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4. You do good. Deb likes surfing, dancing, and the Young Rascals, but dislikes two-faced {people. She plans to attend college. THOMAS, Gregory K. College 471 Everett Street Bowling Club 1; Class Council 2, 4; Lab Assistant 4; Football 1. Son of a gun. Greg likes girls, ' 53 GTO ' s; he dislikes people who have sideburns. His immediate future includes college. THOMAS, Janet General 231 Old Center Street Jr. Red Cross 1; Future Homemakers Club 1, 2; Science Fair 3. Sure, tomorrow. She likes longer periods of art; dislikes faucets that don ' t stay on once you get them going. Jans plans to attend an school. THOMAS, Linda L. Business Wood Street Jr. Red Cross 2; Science Fair 1; Office Girl 4. Yeah, so anyway . . . Likes fast yellow Chevys; dislikes slow driv- ers. Lin plans to secure a secretarial position. THOMAS, Mane General 231 Old Center Street Jr. Red Cross 2. 3, 4; Future Homemakers Club 2, 3; Science Fair 3; Girls Tennis 2. 3. Now you ' ll just have to wait a minute. Ralph likes everyone; dislikes a lot of homework. She plans a future in hairdressing. TIBBETS, Denise C. College 28 Wood Street Biology Club 2. 3, Secretary 4; Band 1, 2; Science Fair 2, 3; Lab Assistant 4; Girls State 3. What now ! Dee likes riding and swimming; she dislikes people who are angry all the time. She plans to attend college to pursue a nursing career. TOMASIK. Samuel F. General 107 Spruce Street Don ' t worry about it. Sam likes all foreign cars. Service is in his future. TRINQL ' E. Cheryl A. Business 76 Everett Street Girls League 1; Girls Basketball 1; Pep Squad 1, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Future Homemakers Club 1, 2; Science Fair 3; Office Girl 3; Glee Club 1, 2. You ' ll get over that feeling. Cher, who likes dancing and dislikes those who tend to make snap judgments, plans to become a hair- dresser. VIERA, Linda M. General 88 Arch Street WASHBLRN, Gary L. General Wood Street WATERMAN, James B. College 31 Courtland Street Basketball 1; Science Fair 1; Tennis 2. Wait a second. Jim likes to have things to do; dislikes restrictions. He plans a future in the service. WEST, Sandra E. College 28 Pearl Street Student Council 3; Biology Club Treasurer 2; Vice-President 3, 4; Traffic Squad 3; Orchestra 2; A Cappella Choir 3; Science Fair 2, 3; Office Girl 4. This is true. Sandie likes sailing, skiing, the ocean, and just having fun. She dislikes crowds. College is included in her future plans. WESTGATE, Dennis C. Business Miller Street Hmmm. could be. He likes girls; dislikes cars that won ' t start (especially his). Pelican plans a future in the service. WESTON, Thomas Jr. College 23 East Grove Street Band 1. 2; Orchestra 1. 2; Science Fair 2; Glee Club 1; Symphonic Band 1, 2; S.E.M.S.B.A. 2; Tennis I, 2; Captain 3, 4. No way. Tommy likes girls and dances, but dislikes people who don ' t associate. He plans to go to college. WHITE, Douglas W. College Plymouth Street Band 1, 2. 3. Doug plans to enter college. WHITING. Steven F. General 23 Archer Court He likes Che ies. but dislikes Fords. Service is his future. WILBUR. Douglas B. College 1 Rice Street Student Council 1; Football 1. Let ' s get out of here. He likes sports, drag machines, motorcycles, and nice looking girls. His dislikes are stuck-up girls and Fords. Penguin plans a future in college. WILBUR, Patricia A. Business 266 Plymouth Street Student Librarian 1, 2; Office girl 1. Oh for crying out loud. Pat likes football games and parties; she dislikes homework, detention and imitators. Pat plans to become a hairdresser. WILLIAMS. Wayne B. General 198 Rocky Meadow Street He likes Chryslers and Pontiacs. WILSON. Joanne T. General 12 East Main Street Field Hockey 1. 2. 3; Softball 2, 3. She likes sports. Joanne plans to teach physical education. WOLF, Jo-Ann Business 42 Montello Street You ' re O.K. but the world ' s all wrong. Jo likes tennis, swimming, riding, and writing short stories. She dislikes having a hair cut. WOODBURN, Lillian E. College Pleasant Street Biology. Historian 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatics Club 1; Band 1. 2. 3; Girls Basketball Manager 2; Pep Squad 4; Lab Assistant 3; Science Fair 2, 3. Hey, stretch. Lee likes things she can ' t do (skiing). She plans to attend college. YARSITES, Jean S. College 76 School Street Student Council 1, 2, 3; Humanities-Science Club 4; Class Council 3; Charles Theater Group 4; Science Fair 2; Office Girl 4; Girl ' s Tennis 3. 4; Twirlers 2. 3; Yearbook Staff Business Manager 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3. Secretary 4. Jeannie likes VW ' s (a certain driver) and sewing. Her future plans include college. YOUNG. David W. College 874 Plymouth Street Biology Club 2; Class Council 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 1, 2; Science Fair I, 2. Take it easy. Dave likes cars (GTO ' s), sports, and cats. He dislikes study halls and curfews. Dave ' s future includes college. YOUNG. Joyce O. College 712 Plymouth Street Humanities-Science Club 4; Lab Assistant 4. Well, that ' s life. Joyce likes the morning break and chemistry lab periods, but she dislikes going outside for gym classes. Joyce plans to be an airline stewardess. 50 Drop a pebble in the water, And its ripples reach out far; And the sunbeams dancing on them May reflect them to a star. Give a smile to someone passing. Thereby making his morning glad; It may greet you in the evening When your own heart may be sad. Do a deed of simple kindness; Though its end you may not see. It may reach, like widening ripples, Down a long eternity. Joseph Norris ScAoo Go nini ee Lincoln D. Lynch; W. Warren Tharion; Marjorie K. Demers; Robert F. Howes, Chairman; Paul R. Callan, Vice-Chairman; Franklin E. James; Paul S. Harrison No vision and you perish; No ideal, and you ' re lost; Your heart must ever cherish Some faith at any cost. Some hope, some dream to cling to. Some rainbow in the sky, Some melody to sing to, Some service that is high. Harriet du Antermont CPrinc pa s JKessa e Pure air is perfectly dark. It is only the impurities abounding in the air which give us, by their reflection, the glorious light. — Wiggins Almanack, circa 19th Century Thus, magnitude by brilliance, size without. Exude but a scintilla, still Observe variegated lustre. As the speck, so reflect your light, Consider not as impure pall but as Timely vestige of true resource, You are the vexillary of hope. Kenneth L. Johnson Uice-J r ncipafs JlCessa e In The Words Of Plato . . . By education I mean that training in excellence from youth upward which makes a man passionately desire to be a perfect citizen, and teaches him to rule, and to obey, with justice. This is the only sort of education which deserves the name. That other sort of training which aims at acquiring wealth or bodily strength is not worthy to be called education at all. Best wishes for the success of every member of the Class of 1969. Sincerely, Joseph L. King 52 53 200 FROSH INVADE M.H.S. On September 4, 1965, 200 freshmen invaded Memorial High School in Middleboro for what proved to be a four year occupation. The plot for a complete takeover was master- minded by President Gary Booker. His accomplices were Nancy Harlow, Vice-President; Mary Bernabeo, Secretary; and Michael Bolton, Treasurer. The class was shocked to learn that Gary Booker would not seek a second term as president of the class of ' 69. Louis Garafalo was chosen to fill the position with Nancy, Mary, and Michael returning to their respective offices. As our junior year approached, President Garafalo also refused a second term and treasurer Bolton moved to Roches- ter. Claudia Oliver was drafted to fill the vacant treasury slot and James McQuade was elected President. He was assisted by Nancy, and Mary, who returned for third terms. In our final class election only the office of President changed. When James McQuade decided not to run for re- election, James Cordeiro announced his candidacy and secured the top post. Nancy, Mary and Claudia retucned unchallenged to their respective positions. S.E.M.S.B.A. STUDENT COUNCIL MOVES AHEAD The Student Council does more than represent the student body on important school issues; it also raises money for various school projects. This year, under the leadership of President Deb- bie MacDonald and V. President Jody Roberts it purchased a pottery wheel for use in Miss Dowd ' s art classes, and sponsored the Pep Squad w hich did much to increase school spirit at foot- ball games. CHEERLEADERS The biggest event in a girl ' s freshman year probably occurs when she tries out for varsity cheerleading. Three of the Class of 69 ' s exuberant and lovely girls made the squad. We were — and have continued to be — proud of Mary Baker, Carole Jurgens and Donna MacAuley. The Southeastern Massachusetts School Bandmaster ' s Association was founded in 1950 in order to raise the standard of, and to promote greater community interest in school music in Southeastern Massachusetts. Our repre- sentatives to S.E.M.S.B.A. during the past four years have been: I) Jody Rob- erts, and ■ Sandy Washburn, Chorus; Marcia Rockwood and Kenneth O ' Toole, Band; II) Thomas Weston, Chorus; Kenneth O ' Toole, Marcia Rockwood, Claudia Oliver, Chris Leary and Sandy MacAllister, Band. Ill) Mar- jorie Carver, Ruth Davis, Judy Benson, Kathy Bourne, and Eric deBoer, Chorus; Marcia Rockwood. Kenneth O ' Toole, Band; IV) Jody Roberts, Judy Benson, Kathy Bourne, Thomas Weston, Merrie Mizaras, and Debbie MacDonald, Chorus; Claudia Oliver, Marcia Rock- wood, and Kenneth O ' Toole, Band. 54 FOR SALE Stale donuts . . . Slightly used . . . Inquire at M.H.S. Class of ' 69. LOST Saturday morn- ings in bed. Please return to sleepy Yearbookers. KRIS KRINGLE A GO-GO The sophomore class of ' 69 broke all attendance re- cords with its tremendous Christmas Dance — Kris Kringle A Go-Go. The gym was brightly decorated with Christmas trees and colored lights. Jimmy Cordeiro was the star of the evening as the one and only Kris Kringle. With music provided by the Last Rights, our dance proved to be the biggest so- cial event of the year. FROSH FOOTBALL TEAM COMES THROUGH The freshman football team came through with a safety to win their final game in the closing seconds. The 2-0 score gave them their first victory but we were assured that we would have a winning team next year. The members of the squad were cheered on to victory by the freshman cheerleaders — Captain Nancy Kahian, Mary Baker, Mari- lyn Kinsman. Mary Bernabeo, Donna MacAuley, and Tara Mur- phy. SILVER ' M ' NEWS In May 1966, the class of ' 69 made its first contribution to the Silver ' M ' Society with the selection of Mary Bernabeo and Louis Garafalo. The following year they were joined by Nancy Harlow and Charles Soiile In our junior year, Claudia Oliver and David Pawlak were inducted. In the spring of ' 68 Louis Garafalo was elected president and Charles Soule was seated as treasurer; Mary Bernabeo assumed the duties of secretary. The first business of the year was to welcome Jean Yarsites and Kerry Elkin to the society. nsicfe er ion e Gfass of 69 AWARDS Several members of our class have been chosen for special recognition in various fields. Representatives for Girl ' s and Boy ' s State were Denise Tibbetts, Gene Connolly, and Lawrence McMahon. The Voice of Democracy Contest was won by Claudia Oli- ver (junior year) and Marcia Rockwood (sen- ior year). For three consecutive years Kenneth O ' Toole has participated in the All- State Music Festival. Representing our school for Student Government Day was Louis Garafalo. Nancy Harlow was pre- sented with the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award. VARSITY FOOTBALL Although their record wasn ' t perfect, our football team had a good season. The team was led by defensive captain Lenny Freitag and offensive captain Franny Morrison. Other senior members of the team were: Kerry Elkin, Mike Curley, Jim Braga, Gary Lopes, Bill Michael, Joe Lemmo, Dave Pawlak, Chuck Soule, Chad King, Don Rossini, Dave Dutra, Drew Moles, Gary Booker, Marty Cole and Butch Kelly. Football awards were presented to: Kerry Elkin, recipient of the Judge Francis L. Callan award; Gary Lopes, voted Most Valuable Player; and Marty Cole who was selected for the All-Star Team. VARSITY BASKETBALL CAMELOT One of the most memorable evenings of our junior year was May 11, 1968 — the night of the Junior Prom. The dance was held at Eugene ' s Restaurant which was set in medieval decor. A miniature replica of King Arthur ' s Castle was the main attraction. The highlight of the eve- ning was the crowning of William Mi- chael and Roxanne DodenhofT as King and Queen. During the intermission, President James McQuade, acting on be- half of the class, presented retiring Su- perintendent of Schools Stanley Kruszyna with a Harvard chair as a to- ken of our appreciation for the work he had done during his eight year tenure in Middleboro. CORONATION DANCE The Coronation Dance was held on November 23, 1968. At that time our foot- ball queen, Debbie MacDonald, was crowned by Franny Morrison and Lenny Freitag. Her court consisted of Sue Byrne, Nancy Harlow, Carole Jurgens, Jody Rob- erts, Sue Starrett and Debby Tharion. The Susceptable Mushroon provided the music. The most exciting game of the season occurred when underdog Middleboro faced the league- leading Plymouth-Carver five who intended to extend their two year, forty-four game winning streak to forty-five; a twenty point separation sank the Mayflower. Led by Louie Garafalo Middleboro has, at this writing, been victorious in three consecutive games. The senior members of the squad are: Jimmy Braga, Louie Garafalo, Bill Michael, Dave Pawlak, Dick Seaman, and Willy Schobel. Louie and Jim have made Mid- dleboro especially proud in that they have been classified among the Old Colony League ' s top five scorers. NATIONAL HONOR In March of our junior year sixteen members of the Class of 69 were chosen to join the Anchrier Society on the basis of their scholastic achievement and good character. Those sixteen were: Mary Bernabeo, Gene Connolly, Sharon Ditano, Louis Garafalo, Nancy Harlow, Evelyn Howes, Joanne Hunt, Chad King, Robin Lewis, Lawrence McMahon, Claudia Oliver, David Pawlak, Marcia Rockwood, Charles Soule, Mitchell Tanguay, and Jean Yarsites. Officers chosen for the following year were: Charles Soule, president; Nancy Harlow, vice-president; Jean Yarsites, secretary; and Marcia Rockwood, treasurer. In December of our senior year ten more members of the class qualified for National Honor. The Society welcomed: Mary Baker, Marjorie Carver, Michael Curley, Karen Duffy, Pearl Frenchko, Karen Heimerdinger, Sandra Hopkins, Joanne Letendre, Noreen Pittsley, and Michael Sylvia. gg i esi Dancer JOSEPH LEMMO TERRY BAPTISTE JKost (I i e t Uo Succeed ROBIN LEWIS DAVID PAWLAK ' Titos Daf a ioe GREGORY THOMAS Jitos Uersah ' fe LOUIS GARAFALO MARY BERNABEO JKos DepenJaSfe NOREEN PITTSLEY CHARLES SOULE I V FRANCIS MORRISON TERRY BAPTISTE C)fass 7 r s FRANCIS KELLEY CAROL JURGENS W f A Cjfass JlTusicians DOUGLAS McQUIN MARCIA ROCKWOOD si TIfos SopAis ca ecf DONALD ROSSINI ROBIN LEWIS Gfass CPropJiect Years have come and years have gone. Still in Middle boro time goes on; Classmates of ours have reached great glory And now we ' ll begin to tell the story. When it comes to running a well-known town; These certain leaders won ' t let us down, Oliver, Kahian, Martenson all Have their offices in the new Town Hall. But what would our great nation be. Without our leaders to keep it free; Harlow, MacDonald, Cordeiro and King All help to make the Liberty Bell ring. John, Robin, Vicki and Jean Are making it big on the U.N. scene; They found their Russian classes worthwhile To help understand the Russians ' style. Helping people in other lands. To work better with mind and hands; Karen, Jackie, and Lenny have a chore To help preserve America ' s Peace Corps. Curley, Elkin, Garafalo, and Soule All now play a leading role In astronauts ' safety and enjoyment; For Nasa is their place of employment. If you don ' t seem to feel just right. See Doctors Weston, Silvia, or White; Or if it ' s a confused state you ' re in. Contact the friendly Psychiatrist Flynn. As far as nurses go, these six won ' t fail, Joyce, Pam, Patty and Gail; Along with R.N. ' s Diane and Paula, They comfort the sick whenever they holler. Let ' s lend an eye to the football view, And now we see there are quite a few Who lead their teams to victory, Doug, Drew, Don, and Marty. Our international basketball team Is enough to make a sad face beam; Some of these great players are . . . Michael, O ' Toole, Seaman and Braga. Franny Morrison can be found Standing high on the pitcher ' s mound; But if it ' s a grand slam you see. It was hit by Joe, Paul or Gary. In the heart of Africa in the dark of the night, McQuade, McKenzie, Crowell and Cartwright Look the lions straight in the eyes. To see which one will take home the prize. While in the woods surrounding Nome Three of our classmates are on their way home Hindemith, Laura, and Holmes with traps Are bringing home their prize muskrats. If driving a car makes you leery. Go down and visit John Tassinari; And if your engine has a bug. He ' ll call on his helpers Tony and Doug. But if your engine starts to shimmy. Take it down to Bruce and Jimmy. Their mechanics appear quite handy. Including s[ ecialists Billy, and Andy. Remember that real hot yellow car? It seems it has gone very far; Dave and Russ are on their way To head the company of Smith Chevrolet. Now we turn to the entertainment world; Where Lillian Woodburn is the number one girl; Each night she tells jokes from a stool At the popular night club of Artie OToole. When it comes to the great talent of being a performer Who outdoes who, Barbara or Norma? But none could ever be as famous As the well known team of Kelley and Thomas. Among the movies that you see, Roles are played by Tim and Merrie; While on the stage in a play each day Eric and Kathy are stars on Broadway. All musical people seem to be swell. They sing and they play equally well; Dave, Sandy, Judy, and Ray Make lots of records for us to play. Now we ' ll begin to take a start On all our classmates who excelled in art; Joe, Eddie, and Janet all Have paintings on the museum wall. As you continue down the museum walk. And you hear more artistic talk; Look around and time will tell. It must be the works of Cathy, or Mel. Have any of you yet to learn Of the fashion house of Starett and Byrne? And their models who have many fans, Jody, Marilyn, Roxie, and Joanne? When you walk through the Cotillion Door, And take a look at the dance hall floor; No one ever seems quite as merry As Carole, Debbie, Tara, and Terry. Take a left on Sharon ' s Alley Where you ' ll find her and Sally; Along with assistants Maggie and Gayle, They ' ll style your hair and fix your nails. If you walk down to a stable. You will see a trio able; Joanne, Jeanine, and Chris won ' t fail To groom their horses from head to tail. Marcia, Jane, Evie, and Sandy Always have been pretty handy; Still they are ready and willing to please; After working hard to earn their degrees. Kenny LeRoy was always quite sly. Now he ' s America ' s number one spy; When he gets into trouble there will be no doubt That Linda will be there to help him out. The famous firm of Pawlak and Connolly Have lost to a bridegroom Carol Donnelly, They ' re looking for a new secretary But it ' s hard to chose between Mary and Mary. At one last glance, we finally see Two girls trying to write a prophecy; Pearl and Karen spend lots of time Hoping to make all the names rhyme. Gfass IsJi-ff Babbit leaves next year ' s senior class President one dozen stale doughnuts. Edmund leaves a pencil for Mr. Boyle. Cathy and Kathy leave their Hickory tree to future chipmunks. Tex leaves her southern drawl! Mary Rose leaves the impossible star to either Bev, Jackie, or Maryann. Carol, Linda, Debbie, and Marge leave Middleboro for Hyannis! Bill leaves those Chevy ' s way behind. Jessie leaves M.H.S., but not Butch. Margie leaves four years behind, without regret. Steve hangs on and leaves the English symbolism in a cloud of dust! Christine leaves the bells that toll the morning session, for bells that toll the wedding. Carol and Debbie leave for Waimea Bay, someday? Pat leaves Mrs. Moore ' s room with two more girls to go. Sandy and Evie leave Mr. Mumford ' s Green Monster to some unsuspecting underclassman. Butch leaves Football to anyone who wants it. Gayle leaves Mr. Carullo in peace. Ruth leaves her unblemished surname for her brother to wreck. Jim leaves broke. Cynthia leaves her parking place to some lucky underclassman. Mary leaves her little lamb to follow someone else to school. Karen leaves glad to be free! Terry and Tara leave for Horseneck Beach. Gene leaves gladly. Ronny leaves his artistic talent to his sister. Spin leaves with his diploma. Norman leaves his slide rule to anyone taking a physics midyear. Tootie leaves . . . and takes Rick. Ray leaves Rhonda his blue V.W. Mrs. Whipple ' s 3rd period Modern History class leaves her a toy guillotine. Ruth and Jackie leave to ride the wild surf. Rae leaves to follow Leslie. Jimmy and Nancy leave their afternoons at the library to Pete and Sharon. Nancy leaves ending her Reign of Terror . Chris leaves to search for Utopia. Debby leaves Mr. Farley a telephone book. Louie leaves Tony two more years. Jeannine leaves her last two band aids to Sue. 65 Anders leaves to Mrs. Whipple a complete calendar of historical events for her Today in History . Belynda leaves all her old Time tests to Mrs. Moore. Pat leaves her brother Mike to coach Antone and Mr. Carullo. Gary leaves to the football team a shot at the trophy on Thanksgiving Da). Judy leaves the school with Mike. Karen leaves a new attendance record to Mr. King. Sandy leaves looking for a yellow V.W. The Modem History classes leave to Mrs. Whipple a box of dried apricots and a chocolate almond ice cream cone. The 3rd f eriod Chemistry class does not leave their Green Monster to anyone. Bridgie leaves at least 15 gym classes to be made up. Tommy lea es the tennis courts of M.H.S. quiet again after raising a racket . Sammy leaves as fast as he can in his M.G. John leaves Mr. Joaquin a new briefcase. G.T. leaves the basketball games to someone with iron lungs. Charles leaves the flags at the police station to the next National Honor Society. Linda leaves her gas tank on Vaughn Street. Dave leaves two baseball uniforms. Jean leaves to make room for her brother. Lillian leaves 100 guinea pigs to next year ' s Biology students. Denise leaves one sleepless night and endless lectures to the next Girls State Representative. Dennis leaves a sad redhead with two years to go. David leaves the physics lab in peace. Janet leaves a dirty paint pallet. Dottie leaves willingly. Sandie leaves her English chair to Lance. Victoria wills a successful future to all. Arthur leaves Mr. Mann searching in the ballfield for the disappearing gram weights. Gary leaves quickly and willingly. Betsy and Cheryl lea e Memorial High School with a big smile . Dave leaves Deb 143 pieces of red licorice and all the fun and happiness in the world. Eddie leaves with someone sfjecial in mind. Jim leaves all his algebra II problems to Fang. Tim leaves without ever knowing what it was like to be a junior! Cheryl and Betsy leave Mr. Browne in peace. Claudia leaves a tenor drum, three bruises, and a broken oboe reed. Merrie leaves the fragrance of Tweed in the girPs locker room. Jean and Marcia leave remembering 7V77V. The No. Middleboro girls leave pumpkin stealing to those with experience. Paul leaves all his troubles to Rocky. Tony leaves glad that it ' s all over. Karen and Debbie leave polkaing . Heimy leaves Dugie a year of future victories. Dave leaves a set of old gym clothes in locker 182. Lenny leaves an unabridged edition of Whip ' s Quips . Denise leaves Sandie and Kathy at M.H.S. Kerry leaves with a blonde passenger in his grey V.W. Diane leaves Mr. Joaquin a large can of RAID . Paula leaves to find Bobby. Jackie leaves Mrs. Record ' s gym classes a little quieter. Marilyn leaves Miss Roht a pack of Juicy Fruit gum. Donna leaves one used megaphone, a pair of worn out shakers and a uniform to next year ' s lucky cheerleaders. Lenny leaves his history notes to anyone who wants them. Norma and Barbara leave happily. Karen leaves her pillow to Debbie. Karen and Pearl leave an unpaid bill at Saftler ' s. Joanne leaves her brother the keys to the old blue bomb . We, the Senior Class, do hereby set our seal of approval to this, our last will and testament, herein made on this seventh day of June in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and sixty-nine; and we do appoint Mr. Joseph L. King, Vice- Principal of Memorial High School, to the position of trustee, in order that he may carry out our wishes. Signed: Witnesses: CPep Sc uacf Row 1 P. Thimas, D. Parris, G. Braga, K. Ciolkowski, L. Scho- field, L. Woodburn, M. Brad- dock, B. Houlihan, M. Motta, J. Kerrigan, R. Faiconeiri, D. Davis. Row 2 D. Simmons, M. Bernabeo, L. LaPoinle, K. Das- coulias, J. Hussey, D. Card, C. Leonard, N Hindermith. B. Parsons, S. Rullo, P. Duggan, C. Gales. Row 3 S. Squires, M. P. Frenchko, 1. Braddock, K. Duffy Abele. D. Lynch, N. Schobel. J. Letendre, K. Gosson, K. Hei- merdinger, D. MacDonald, N. Derrick, B. Barrier, P. Lynch, D. Simmons. Row 4 S. Ingiese, N. McNeil, P. Marshall, S. Starrett, J. MacAllister, B. Maksy, J. Wager, J. Roberts, P. Murphy, M Goodreaii. J. Logan. D. Donahue. ■CHARGE! ' Go Sachems! SENIOR TEAM: Row 1; K Elkin, M Curley, W. Michael, L. Freitag, F. Morrison, J. Braga, G. Lopes, J. Lemmo, G. Booker. Row 2: D. Pawlak. C. Soule, C. King, D. Rossini, D. Dutra, A. Moles, M. Cole. FOOTBALL TEAM: Coach Boyle, K. Elkin, M. Curley, W. Mi- chael, Co-Capt. L. Freitag, Coach Antone, Co-Capt F. Morrison, J. Braga, G. Lopes, J. Lemmo, G. Booker, Coach Brown. Row 2: G, Marra, D. Pawlak, C. Soule, C. King, D. Rossini, D. Dutra, A. Moles, M. Cole, M. Robinson. Row 3: G. Ferrier, M. Hagel, R. Caswell, M. Gerrior, M. Lynch, W. Donahue, D. Gallent, C. Proven- che. Row 4: B. Cole, W. Rudziak, P. Zion, A. Garafalo, T. Mason, F. Correia. ROW 5; Managers R. Mackiewicz and W. Parks, B. Brown, S. Record, J. Bagdon, A. Maddigan, Manager. 73 U iai 1. Jon Row I: B. Barrier, L Wood. M Braddock, O. Bradford. Row 2: K. Buck, I). Dugas, K. Hei- mcrdingor. L. Schofield. M. Belrose. Kyle sneaks through Debbie wants it. Debbie gets it! Row I: L. Howes, D. Graham, K. Albeni, K. Harrison. N. Schobei. Row 2: N. Derrick, K. Dascoulias, G. Braga, D. Card, M. Heinig. Coach Lovell. 78 Team in action ! Marion jumps for the ball. Coach Lovell VARSITY: P. Marshall, C. Jurgens, D. Tharion, G. Brad- ford, J. Letendre, R. Dodenhoff, D. Parris. Row 2: G. Clem, K. Buck, D. Dugas, M. Belrose, J. Shaw, P. Mullen, Coach Higgins. JUNIOR VARSITY: K. Harrison, N. McNeil, N. Derrick, J. Kerrigan, C. Balzotti, C. Mosley, S. Waterman, P. OToole. Row 2: C. Leonard, L. Woodburn, J. Roberts, C. Ciolkowski, G. Braga, P. Nunes, D. Gomes, J. Pina, D. Donahue. Row 3: M. Kinsman, S. Jewell, S. Starrett, P. Znotin, P. Woodburn, D. Card, B. Barrier. 79 STUDENT COUNCIL: ROW 1: V. Roberis. C Gaies, M. Oakley, N. Harlow. D. Fay. K. Harrison. C. Oliver. J. Grant. P. Frenchko. ROW 2; J. Kerngan. L. Wood. M. Braddock, R Cook. D. Silvia, D. Lakey. M. Bessette. L. Parmenter. B Chapman. ROW 3: P. Mullen. J. Burke. R. Falconein. C. Balzoiti. K. Rockwood. S. Wallis. M. Howes. P. Carter, D. Graham. ROW 4: R. Elkin. M. Carver, D. Soule, T. King. P. Zion. P. Jagia, S. Powers, M. Baker. ROW 5: S. McQuade, S. Gomes. D. Pawlak. D. MacLeod, J. Bagden, J. Fisher, D. Stone, J. Shaw. ROW 6: L. Garafalo, C. Soule. D Howes. T. Curlev. R. Parent, T Randall, P. Marshall ADVISOR: MR BROOKS, K. Buck, Treas.; D. Dugas, Sec.: J. Rob- erts, V. Pres.: D. MacDonald. Pres. HUMANITIES SCIENCE: ROW I; K. Duffy, M. Bernabeo, S. West. S. Hopkins. R. Lewis, J. Letendre. M. Mizaras. ROW 2: D Pawlak, M. Curley. N. Harlow. S. Diiano, C. Oliver, E. Howes, J. Yarsites. ROW 3: M. Tanguay, L. Garafalo, L. McMahon. J. Granl. M. Rockwood, C. Soule. K. Hdmerdinger. K. Elkin. ADVISORS: MISS DL PKK. MRS. WHIIMM i: GIRLS AND BO S STATE L. LITERARY CLUB E. Howes, C. Oliver, M. Mizaras, ADVISOR: Mr. Joaquin. McMahon. D Tibbeits. G Connolly LIBRARIANS Row I D. Simmons. D Bradbury. L. Shurtleff. L. McEach- ADVISOR: Mr McAfee ern. D Horton. .A. Sears, Row 2: S. Perkms. D. Duphily. L. Schofield. F. Freilag. J Willard. 82 BIOLOGY CLUB Row 1: M. Heinig, M. Carver, Sec; E. Parks, T. Howard, M. Mizaras, V. Pres.; D. Tibbetts, Treas.; S. West. Row 2: L. Leonard, N. Hindemith, P. Woodburn, D. Card, G. Braga, L. Woodburn, Pres.; P. Murphy, N. Derrick. Row 3: N. Schobel, K. Dascoulias, J. Ciolkowski, F. Freilag, A. Sears, L. Washburn. ADVISOR: Miss Dupee LAB ASSISTANTS Row I: G. Thomas, E. Parks, D. Tibbetts, K. DutTy, J. Young, K. LeRoy. Row 2: W. Parks, G. Andrade, D. Haskell, W. Rudziak, M. Chapman, M. Maleski, L. Hebert, S. Jewell. ADVISOR: Mrs. Woodburn OFFICE SUPERVISORS L. Thomas, S. Hopkins, M. Baker, N. Pittsley, D. Simmons, M. Bernabeo. ADVISOR: Mrs. Moore 83 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: L Yarsites. Sec ; N Harlow. V Pres : C. Soule, Pres ; M Rockwood. Treas. Row 2: C. King. G. Connelly. M. Tanguay, L. Garafalo. M. Bernabeo. L. McMahon, S. Dilano. D Pawluk. J Hunt. C. Oliver, R Lewis, E. Howes. ADVISOR: Mr. Warchol NEW MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ' Row 1:M Carver, S. Hopkins. M. Baker. J. Leiendre. K. Duffy. Row 2: M. Silvia. K. Heimerdinger, N Piiisley. P Frcnchko. M. Curley. NEW MEMBERS OF THE SILVER M SOCIETY M. Braddock. D. Savas, S. Savas, M. Gerrior, K El- kin, J. Yarsites. SILVER M SOCIETY Row 1: C. Soule. Treas.; J. Howard. V. Pres.; L. Garafalo, Pres.; M. Bernabeo. Sec.; K. Harrison. P. Marshall. D MacLeod, D. Pawlak, C. Oliver. N. Harlow. ADVISOR: Mrs. Whipple 84 JUNIOR RED CROSS: Row I: C. Moseley, D. Harris. J. LaBossiere. D. Horton. D. Pike, W. Petite. A. Sears. Row 2: C. Landry. G. Spaulding. J. Carr. L. Browne. J. Hussey, M. Maleski. J. MacAllister. C. Leonard. Row 3: P. Frenchko. D. Ferrier. M. Fontaine, D. Graham, C. Ciolkowski, G. Braga. Row 4: C. Carter, M. Reynolds. R. Bessette. J. Bailey. 85 1 1 MADRIGAL CHORLS Row 1: M Mizaras. F Freiiag. K. Bourne, J Benson, B. Cook. Row 2: L. Schofield, P. Mullen, M. Gerrior, S. Slarrell, L Shaw. J. Roberts, J. Logan. STRING ENSEMBLE J Rockwood, F Freilag, S. Shaw, D. Dugas, C. Howard. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row I: M. Carver, M. Mizaras, A Shiek, K Dascoulias. N. Pitlsley, J Roberts, J. Logan, B. Cook. J. Burke. Row 2: Mr. R. Brooks, S. Jewell, F. Freitag, C. Ciolkowski, L. Shaw, J. Cordeiro, K Bourne, J. Benson, D Houston. Row }. P. Mullen, L. Schofield, R. Lewis. A. Marienson, M. Gerrior, D. MacDonald, J Leiendre, S Slarrett. Row 4: T. Weston, S. Starreit. S. Record 7 DIRECTOR: Mr. R Brooks DISTRICT CHORLS P Mullen, M Gerrior. J Burke, S Record, L Shaw, S Starrcit 86 DISTRICT BAND AND ORCHESTRA: K OToole, S Shaw, C. Oliver. C. Atkins. BAND: Row 1: p. Browne, D. Fay, V. Zakarian, J. Millele, J. Farmer. Row 2: S. Morris, L. Wood, K. Atkins, K. Lynch, D. Burnham, K. Rockwood. Row 3: D. Young, M. Howes, M. Rockwood, N. Korpinen, C. Leary, C. Oliver, J. Tremmi, M. Oakley, L. Howes. Row 4; J. Barlos, R. Mastro, P, Atkins, L. Thomas, L. Gisetto, R. Elkin, J. Howard, D. Shaw, J. Long. Row 5: W. Morris, J. Gushing, M. Fontaine, K. Pierce, J. Norvish, F. Carey, R. Sinnott, D. Jeffries, G. Marra, R. Caswell, K. OToole. Row 6: P. Gross. M. Demers. J. Sarkes, P. Eldridge, D. Howes, S. Shaw. R. Hussey. R. Nichols. K. Maddigan. D. Savas. 87 88 FRESHMEN: S. Wallis. Sec.; T. King, Pres.; M. Carver. V Pres ; R Elkin. Treas ; ADVISORS Mr N MacDonald. Mr. W. Mueller. CRememGer liOAen Sandy and Timmy sang the School Street theme song at a P.T.A. meet- ing. The Rounseville fire. The mass Evacuation during our second bomb scare. The Funny Parade. The Union Street Gang and Baby Face O ' Toole. Wrong-way Pina attempted a basket for Rockland. Doug Wilbur ' s custom paint job. Sharon ' s wig rose higher than she did on the trampoline. The night when Ray Hamel thought he was Joey Chitwood. Our Freshman Football team won their only game against Whitman- Hanson 2-0 Soiree Hey! Carol ' s engine fell out of her red Corvair. National Frog Day. Mr. Joaquin and his ally Raid declared war against all flies and yellow jackets in Room 27. Kenny, Marcia, Mavis and Bob taught the Algebra 2 class. We defeated the undefeated Scituate football team. We weren ' t on platoon system. Herring Day at the Nemasket River. The arrivals of Debby, Pearl, and Karen. When Bob Brown went to a game without a complete uniform. The reptiles had a party in Miss Dupee ' s room. Greg Thomas locked himself in the book room. Doug fixed his car, and fixed his car . . . The Tech Tourney. Claudia was hung up on the wire. The day Kenny LeRoy flew down the stairs. One of Miss Dupee ' s snakes appeared in Room 32. Janet Thomas attempted a telephone transplant with the Driver Ed. car. Mr. Warchol forgot to plug in the projector. Remember the Blood Test in Physiology. At last, but not least, we ended Plymouth-Carver ' s 44 game winning streak. Mr. Kruszyna, We, the class of 1969, wish at this time to reaffirm our acknowledgment of your retirement last year. Your tireless efforts to improve the quality of education in Middleboro have not gone unnoticed nor unappreciated; we extend to you our very best wishes for health and happiness, and with them our salute to a job well done. MISS MARY ANACKI English MR. JOSEPH S. ANTONE Mathematics, Business Education MRS. MARY L. BELL Mathematics MR. EDWARD W. BOYLE Business Education MR. HARVEY F. BROOKS Mathematics, Science MR. RICHARD G. BROOKS Vocal Music MR. ROBERT G. BROWN Physical Education, Social Studies MRS. HILDA J. BUCK Homemaking Arts MRS. LOIS W. BUCK Mathematics DEPARTMENT HEAD MR JOSEPH M. CALLAHAN Physical Education, Science MR. HAROLD E. CARD Industrial Arts, Mathematics MR. FRANCIS C. CARIXLO Eng lish I f Iff 96 MRS. DENISE V. CHAMBERLAIN Physical Education, English MR. G. OLIVER DONNER Industrial Arts MISS EILEEN V. DOWD Art .V MISS PHYLLIS A. DUPEE Science DEPARTMENT HEAD MR. JAMES P. ECONOMOS Technical Drawing, Art MRS. ELEANOR A. HAMMOND Latin, Social Studies MR. WALTER G. HICKS Business Education DEPARTMENT HEAD MISS JOYCE M. JENNESS Social Studies MR. JOSEPH P. JOAQUIN English MR. NORMAN L. MacDONALD Social Studies MR. JON M. MAJURI Technical Drawing, Mathematics MR. ALLEN W. MANN Science MR. JOSEPH A. MASI Social Studies ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MR. EUGENE W. McAFEE Library Coordinator MRS. CAROLYN L. McGUNAGLE Mathematics MRS. ESTHER L. MOORE Business Education MR. WILLIAM A. MUELLER Mathematics MR. H. LESLIE MUMFORD Science MISS ROSITA A. MUSCARA French MR. RICHARD E. NELSON Band MR. WILLIAM OLIVEIRA Social Studies MRS. MARY A. RECORD Physical Education MISS ELIZABETH M. ROHT French MR. JOHN E. SULLIVAN Russian LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT HEAD f ■4 98 MRS. GAIL E. TWOMEY English MR. KENNETH J. WARCHOL English MISS DOROTHY L. WETHERELL Enghsh DEPARTMENT HEAD MRS. MARION T. WHIPPLE Social Studies DEPARTMENT HEAD MRS. BETSY H. WOLCOTT English MRS. NORMA D. WOODBURN Science MR. JOSEPH C. ZILONIS English, Public Speaking n ie man wAo s rioes to eJucale Aimse must fvj ' n a certain victory oner A ' s own nature. Tie must earn to smi e at Ais dear iJo s, ana yze lis eoert pre uc ice, scrap if necessart lis fonJest and most conso in be ief (Question lis presuppositions, and ta e lis c iances witfi t ie trutfi. — dverett Dean JKarlin Financial support is a necessary prerequisite for the successful com- pletion of any yearbook. The following pages are filled with the names of contributors who, through their generosity, have enabled us to assem- ble the 1969 Timaron, a self-supporting and nonprofit publication. It is the staffs intention to reveal the quality of life at Memorial High School as best it can with the very limited space available. When our local businessmen send us their donations they do more than support a year- book; they help create an historical document, and this is another means of perpetuating quality education. We are deeply indebted. MIDDLEBORO CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 555 Plymouth Street Middleboro, Mass WISHES THE GRADUATING CLASS ALL THE SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE Best Wishes From WINTHROP ATKINS COMPANY, INC MARTENSON ' S MEN ' S and YOUNG MEN ' S CLOTHING FORMAL WEAR RENTALS Congratulations on your graduation MAY THE CLASS OF W BE PROSPEROUS Congratulations and Good Luck MAXIM MOTOR DIVISION Middleboro, Mass Compliments of Walter L. Pittsley PITTSLEY ' S AUTO PARTS Trailers and Towing Service Used Cars and Parts 646 Wareham St. Middleboro, Mass. I Tel. 947-0214 Compliments of EUGENE ' S RESTAURANT Compliments of VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Sponsors of Girls Athletic Banquet and Voice of Democracy Congratulations to the Class of 1969 Compliments of the Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 MIDDLEBORO TRUST COMPANY Compliments of MIDDLEBORO CO-OPERATIVE BANK South Main Street Middleboro, Mass Compliments of MRS. FOSTER ' S DONUTS, INC. 747 North Main Street Brockton, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 From BARNICOAT MONUMENT COMPANY Compliments of PLYMOUTH SHOE COMPANY Ye Middleborough Barber Shoppe ' featuring.. MENS HAIR STYLING % HAIR STRAIGHTENING BY APPOINTMENT TEl 947-9 95 RAZOR CUT Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1 969 From W. T. GRANT CO. Food Drink Compliments of the COUNTRY FUR SHOP ' MINK FARM On Route 79 Between Rtes. 105 18 Lakeville, Mass. 02346 Tel. (617) 947-0994 Kenneth Nanfelt Our Very Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1 969 From WAPPANUNCKET FARM CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ' 69 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH AAiddleboro Rev. Paul J. West, Pastor 9:15 A.M. Sunday School 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship Service Broadcast over WPEP - 1 570 Sunday Services — 5:45 P.M. Youth Groups 7:00 P.M. Evening Service Broadcast over WRLM - FM - 93.3 THE CHURCH THAT CARES FOR YOUTH ' Best Wishes From PAIVA AUTO SCHOOL, INC. Complete Driver Education ' Paiva Drivers Are Good Drivers ' Frank Paiva Best Wishes to the Class of ' 69 ATTORNEY GEORGE C. DEGAS Compliments of GEORGE A. SHURTLEFF SON, INC. Cadillac Swimming Pools Lumber Building Materials Pro Hardware Store Telephone 947-0646 Lane Street Blue Seal Feeds Best Wishes to the Class of ' 69 SCHOLASTIC JEWELERS 5714 Washington Street Boston 32, Mass. Telephone: FAirview 3-4300 OFFICIAL JEWELERS FOR MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 ATTORNEY MRS. ALBERT T. MADDIGAN DANIEL F. McNEARNEY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Compliments of C. P. WASHBURN CO. Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 69 from W. L. BYRNE INC. Compliments of YOUNG ' S TEXACO STATION AL ART We ' re for THE STONES and THE CLASS OF 69 STEVE TONY GARY Congratulations to the HALLOCK ' S Class of 1969 PURITAN MARKET DOC ' S SHOE CENTER It pleases us to please you 71 1 Wareham St. Tel. 947-9026 21 -23 Center Street Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of CLYDE S. THOMAS INC. Insura nce and Real Estate 7 Rock St. Tel. 947-0121 Best of Luck From NEMASKET SPRING WATER CO. Middleboro 947-4141 ROBIN KERRY JEAN We ' re from School Street Extension SANDY CHUCK Famous Pizza Fine Home-made Italian Foods Compliments of WALTER SAVARD INC. Fuel Oils FARRAR ' S Momemade Ice Cream Everett Square Middleboro Compliments of MR. LUMBER INC. Route 28 South Middleboro 947-2353 phones 947-2357 Bn«M(D T(D(D)IL O O K 1 1=3 -V ' L irOUTE 44 MiDDLEBOkO MASSACHUSETTS Anm Cod «I7 T«i. 947-220O PLASTIC MOIOS . ENOINEillNO DIE CASTINO .iOlDS AMD DiSIONINO If it ' s good food you want A W ROOT BEER A W ORANGE DRINK Hamburgers Meatballs in Roll Hotdogs A W Barbecue Beef Pepper Steaks Salad Rolls Lobster Rolls Chicken-Egg Ice Cream (Sealtest) French Fries Floats Frappes Milk Shakes Milk Coffee Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1969 from Mr. Mrs. Royce E. Oliver Compliments of CRAIG ' S PHARMACY, INC. Ronald H. Craig, R.Ph. Tel. 947-0415 53 Center St. Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of LLOYD PERKINS SON Heating Plumbing Wareham Street Best Wishes to the class of 1969 TONY PARKER ' S RESTAURANT Route 44, Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of NEMASKET TRANSPORTATION COMPANY West Grove Street, Route 28 947-3900 Compliments of ROBERT L GUSHING A. R. GLIDDEN and SON Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of the V.F.W. Post 2188 Best Wishes to the Class of 1 969 from THE BOSTON STORE Compliments of the LATEST NEWS MIDDLEBORO, GAZETTE Latest News Established 1802 Tel - 947-1760 Compliments of OAK HILL NURSING HOME Compliments of JAMES J. WILMOT CO. Painting Contractors 147 Everett St. AAiddleboro, Mass. Compliments of MIDDLEBORO GAS ELECTRIC ASSOCIATES Look Your Prettiest . . . Feel Your Prettiest . . . World Famous Cosmetics Hair Care . . . Toiletries John J. Gloss Jr. Square Compliments of SMARSH ' S MR. CLANCY SOUTHEASTERN DRIVER EDUCATION SCHOOL 15 North Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947- 1 365 Classroom and Behind the Wheel Instruction Certified Instructor since 1953 Compliments of MIDDLEBORO CLOTHING CO. Center St. Better Values MIDDLEBORO OFFICE SUPPLY INC. 18 South Main St. Middleboro, Mass. 947-1312 HERB ' S FRONT END SHOP 114 North St. Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of the ALL-WRIGHT DINER Exquisite Jewelry M. L HINCKLEY SON JEWELERS Est. 1915 29 Centre Street AAiddleboro, Mass. BERNIES AUTO SALES and SERVICE Wood Street, AAiddleboro Tel. 947-4031 Dial 947-1 480 Free Estimate Samples ART ' S FLOORCRAFT Inlaid Linoleum Resilient Tiler Vinyl Corlon Wall to wall Carpeting ARTHUR G. SHAW 23 Corinne Parkway AAiddleboro, AAass. Best Wishes to the Class of ' 69 from The Sacred Heart C.Y.O. 6t703-Zt76 •ssDW ' ojoqsippivy MOy S,J8LjD4DLJX V sismoid iilVO y3M01d HWESSIOUl guUlU GUUUIEiO Compliments of TWIN ' S BEAUTY NOOK Beauty Shop Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 KURTS LUNCH Thatcher ' s Row Compliments of BRIGG ' S OIL Compliments of FAGERBURG ' S GARAGE RAE ' S COLONIAL GIFT SHOPPE Rt. 28 Tel. 947-1717 Best Wishes Class of 69 Best Wishes to the Class of 1 969 from GERRY ' S DRIVE-IN Route 44 (Good Food, Fast Service) Compliments of TWIN ELMS MARKET Compliments of GARNIER REAL ESTATE Tel. 947-0581 WRIGHT ' S BARBER SHOP Thatcher s Row Two Fulltime Barbers SMITH ' S SUNOCO SERVICE 1 62 Centre Street EGGER ' S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 14 South Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of MIDDLEBORO YMCA TOURS CRUISES JOHN M. CALLAN TRAVEL AGENCY 17 So. Mom St. Middleboro, Moss. 02346 Tel. 947-4880 Area Code (617) Compliments of BILL ' S CESSPOOL SERVICE Compliments of CASWELL BROTHERS MARKET North Middleboro Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 MARIA ' S GARLAND GIFT SHOP Shop of Future Antiques 9 South Main St. Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Tel. 947-0786 Compliments of ELIZABETH ' S BEAUTY CENTER 249 Centre St. Middleboro, Mass. Phone 947-4493 MURPHY ' S PACKAGE STORE For Fine Liquors, Wines and Beers 167 Centre St. Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of CYR ' S RESTAURANT Compliments of FRANK MELLO Compliments of THE SUBMARINE GALLEY 1 Worehom Street Middleboro, Mass. 947-9814 947-1577 VALERIE ' S BEAUTY SHOP 132 No. Main St. Middleboro, Mass. ELSIE WELLS BEAUTY SHOP 56 North Main Street 947-0708 Roberta Peterson, Owner Elsie Gregory Janice Strojny Jayne Lind FIRESIDE Pizza and Italian Foods 947-0633 Compliments of CORSINI ' S BARBER SHOP Compliments of GUILFOY ' S CAB Compliments of EVERETT SQUARE BEAUTY SALON Carrie Ann ' s TONY PARKER ' S SUPPER CLUB Route 44 947-4464 Compliments of SIDELINE PRINTING CO. CREEDON ' S FLOWER SHOP and GREEN HOUSE 1 1 3 Warehom Street Ray Meehan, Prop. 947-0421 Compliments of TO SUIT YOUR TASTE Compliments of BLUE PLATE RESTAURANT FURTADO ' S CENTER BAKERY, INC. 56 Center Street Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of CANNON BUICK PONTIAC CO., INC. Wareham St., Middleboro JA-MER TURKEY RANCH 1 13 Plymouth Street Middleboro, Mass. Dial 947-0211 Where Customers send their Friends Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 PETE MURIEL ' S Fine Food Peter A. Cammorata Owner Rt. No. 28 South Middleboro Tel. 947-1519 Compliments of FAIETTI ' S FASHION SHOPPE Guaranteed Used Cars CENTER STREET MOTOR SALES Middleboro, Mass. Mr. Larry Cannon, Proprietor Compliments of GREEN LAWN NURSING HOME Administrator, Mr. Levy Superintendent, Mrs. Dionne VIERA ' S FAMILY SHOE STORE 347 Center Street Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-2797 SHAW ' S INC. Furniture and Electrical Appliances 133 Center St. Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of MODERN CLEANERS 1 1 North Street Middleboro, Moss. Tel. 947-0750 ART ' S AUTO SALES Mercury, Comet, Cougar Sales Service STEVE ' S SPORT DEN 143 Center St. Tel. 947-1216 Sporting Goods of all Kinds Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 from JOHN HELEN McDONALD doss of 1930 Compliments of G.F.E. RONALD POOLMAN TRI-A Skiing - Camping - Diving Specialists Rt. 18 at Rt. 25 Lakeville, Mass. Tel. 947-1050 Congratulations from the CHOWDER HOUSE UNITED Congratulations to the Class of 1969 from the Congregation of the METHODIST in South AAiddleboro CHURCH Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 NEW PIONEER Rt. 28 CompI iments of the ROYAL CAFE Compliments of GOLDEN SPUR RANCH Best in Foods Best in Liquors Rt. 105 Lakeville, Mass. Compliments of G. FAGERBURG REALTY Compliments of JOHN ' S TEXACO STILES SHOE STORE 48-52 Center St. 947-0102 Middleboro Compliments of Complin lents of LEONA FARM SISSON ' S DINER Drink Milk ' Compliments of L. H. CHACE SONS CHEVROLET, INC. STARR ' S USED CARS John Stoor, Prop. Center St., Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-1890 BEST WISHES to the Class of 1969 PETE MURIEL ' S FINE FOOD Peter A. Cammarata Owner Route No. 28 South Middleboro Tel. 947-1591 Guaranteed Used Cars CENTRE STREET MOTOR SALES Middleboro, Mass. Mr. Larry Cannon - Proprietor Compliments of FAIETTI ' S FASHION SHOPPE Compliments of GREEN LAWN NURSING HOME Administrator, Mr. Levy Superintendent, Mrs. Dionne VIERA ' S FAMILY SHOE STORE 347 Center Street Middleboro, Mass. 947-2797 SHAW ' S INC. Furniture and Electrical Appliances 133 Center St. Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of MODERN CLEANERS 1 1 North Main St. Middleboro, Mass. 947-0750 ART ' S AUTO SALES Mercury, Comet, Cougar Sales Service Compliments of MICHAEL ' S BARBER SHOP Compliments of CLEVERLY ' S MARKET Compliments ot KELLY ' S RESTAURANT Hamburgers, French Fries, Thick Malts 200 Center St. 947-4700 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 A D YARSITES Compliments of MARION ' S LAUNDROMAT Center St. Middleboro Compliments of GULF SERVICE STATION Compliments of COLLINS TRANSMISSION SERVICE Compliments of SHAW ' S INC. Compliments of FRED ' S SHELL STATION MARRA ' S BARBER SHOP 364 Center Street Congratulations, Graduates of ' 69 Baptist Youth Fellowship CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Middleboro Compliments of WORK BASKET 67 Center St. Middleboro, Mass. TOWN CLEANERS Phone - 947-2759 382 Center St. Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of GEORGE THE BARBER DONUT KAHIAN ' S FURNITURE CO. The Complete Home Furnisher Box 112 866 Center St. 947-0802 Middleboro, Mass. 02346 FERNANDES FRAME SHOP Custom Framing West Grove St., Rt. 28 Middleboro, Mass. Dial 1-947-4010 Compliments of THOMPSON ' S DINER Wareham Street Compliments of CASSIDY ' S BODY AND FENDER 120 North St. Middleboro Tel. — 947-1566 Compliments of LAKEVILLE RECREATION Compliments of ALTON CASWELL Representative Metropolitan Life Insurance Company THE LOBSTER SHACK LOBSTER MARINA Lobsters Crabs, Clams Native Shellfish Live and Boiled Retail and Wholesale Rotary Circle Middleboro, Mass. 947-9840 Compliments of H. L. THATCHER CO. PRINTERS merits DELITE Compliments of Compliments of WILLIAM ' S TRADING POST GREEN LAWN NURSING HOME 14 East Grove St., Middleboro Compliments of SMITTY ' S SUNOCO STATION Compliments of BEN ' S CHICKEN HOUSE Compliments of WRIGHT ' S BARBER SHOP Compliments of GENERAL FIRE EXTINGUISHERS BUCK ' S PHARMACY CPa rons David Allen ' 68 Tiger Allen ' 60 Mr. David Austin Mrs. Anne Ayres Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bernabeo Bill and Barb Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blanchard Butch and Jess Patricia Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Combra Jr. Compliments of a Friend The South Middleboro Flyers Carrie Gaddard Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grant Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Greene Mrs. Mary Halsall Mr. and Mrs. George N. Harlow Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kelley Mrs. Kraus Mrs. John Lemmo Linda and John Tod Mann Mr. and Mrs. Gary McBride Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCarthy Katherine Mclnnes Mel, Dotty, Shelly, Deb Mavis Murphy Mr. and Mrs. David Elkin Elliot Nelson Mr. David Osgood Paul and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reynold Mr. and Mrs. Paul Record Mr. Phil Roberts Mrs. Philip Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Terry Roberson S S PifeB Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silvia Mr. John E. Sullivan Mrs. L. Tanguay Mrs. Mildred Taylor Albert A. Tibbetts Tommy Donna Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. West Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weston