Plymouth Carver High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1964 volume:

J THE PILGRIM PLYMCUTH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL OBERY HEGHTS PLYMOUTH.MASSACHUSETTS ufilzm ff October 8 , 1964 Dear Sir: We find that we have several extra copies of the 1964 Plymouth-Carver High School yearbook, Eng Pilgrim, which the staff has decided to distribute among our faithful supporters. Please understand that this is a bonus and not a general policy. we also would like to thank you for your past patrona and hope that you will continue to support our publication in this and in future years. Sincerely yours, Charles Caramello Business Manager mum 9. -,7 L APN 'H -4- .. .,E,- If W- E -as- ,-,Lmggiljlg ,lf E2! 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He's the one who understands our artist's lament- I just can't get it to come out right! -and deftly shows us how to remedy the situation. H e's the one who surrenders his paper and paint for our posters and props and teases us continually about depleting his stock. He's the one who talks with us on any subject from abstraction in art to man's inhumanity to man. He's the scintillating, sensible, sensitive one. He's the one. DEDICA ff 4 jzff . W M, x Y ' N W ' . ww, . gag. - . ..- 'f-Qi 1 v . 11: - -, 2. , ,5':. 99 ,.-, -1 -Q. . . J . - -2,15 4. - 2' .. .i.,:f.:r lg' 211.1- .!9ki'J3m-wgx we '3f '?g7f75g55g QL e 3-114' -f sfL4eQ v.3y '-nsfwff-' ,1 .,.-. . . 3r':'fv 1 - 1 , -N: . ,. 331, . 4-Q-1f.f.-9 , 7 px-g, 4, sg,.,'e,3rf:5Q? -nf1pQ?'S!53zi2Q, 'DX 4 9, I, ,W ki,-, ,.-1,71 -55 ,131-as 1 ,7-gig-,ww f . .af 'S 31 liggfgng :y . 44.-. .wg ,a,..o-'- : rff9...'g,g9.: 'vsrfz-:Mgr r1 -1 ' A- 'M 0-.4 L.fpif1.gg.u, . gsggg., :ap 214,10 -, f A aemgipi 21 gnaw-51-q.,L' 4. W . y -N ' ra J. 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X 9 These travelers, 4 whose heresy forced departure . 5 from their native England, were the avantgarde. 1 f En They were the religious exiles, If Q iv the displaced craftsmen, ff ' i the uprooted families who would build f ' a mighty nation. V They were men and women and children. L- They were a people far from home, y ' 7 G a tired, sich, W ffrgf' and restless people to whom I. 1 1 'Q' N7 the sight of Plymouth harbor - L X H --22, seemed intensely inviting . . . and ominous fy? W , c 1 1, Upnezd by love of God f P ,LJ XA vu and the pledges P M n- P ' 'P K of the Mayflower Compact, 17:7 ig, the seed from which grew ---.---N .-- 2 the Constitution of the United States, T they established Plymouth Colony 'X lb I and continued here 'ffxx-X5 U their search for freedom and peace, iff' goals which Americans fs to this day perpetuate. lx Y X A I x X X 1 r XX I, X :lu Nm -N H l I X1 T T7 ' x 7 W5 T f Q NW ' f' sis. X A ,, - X V X Y x I fri. LN-::1i::::1.. ' .Xxx X X X y 4' 'X 'il' 'Eff' f - , .ff X ' XX l gf- ig' .5 fr - 4 , T F r , st- A 'N '--- -P----zb X1 conquering the land ana' Conquering the land and befriending its people . . a harsh land of Decernber snows and piercing winds, a wilderness of naked trees and frozen earth . . . Plyinouth. The Pilgrim Fathers survived the lacerations of their first New England winter, and, renewed by the gradual rebirth of the land that spring, set about its conquering. With the invaluable aid of Squanto, an Indian who had once been sold into slavery, they befriended the nearby Indians and their proud chief, Massasoit, with whoin that fall the Pilgrims shared their abundant harvest in the first Thanksgiving. Now they are gone . . . but Plyniouth rernains, . a syinbol of their faith and courage, an Ainerican heritage. 6 Www 155: v- befriending its people r Mottled leaves drift downward in zig-zag patterns . . . red, gold, tragic brown. They are the magic carpets which carry warmth and greenness far away. Nights grown cold weave from their frozen tears silver nets to catch the life of summer. Days warm and vivid are charged with urgency. Abandoned birds' nests are revealed in bare tree branches while summer residents have boarded up their cottage windows. School has begun and we feel the excitement of another beginning. New classes, new teachers, new faces . . . Plymouth-Carver. Oh, say can you see by the . . . blue and white . . . Thanksgiving comes once again to Plymouth, and we renew our heritage. It is a time of thanking God, of loving Him, and of the reaffirmation of faith not only in God, but also in man. Mottled leaves drift downward in zig-zag patterns red gold tragic boown b r 'le :ffm- . . . We come today new Pilgrims PCHS - winter morning v- , TM 3 I l , i , , ! I 'fix 4, ' A . 5 'N 1 1 , ' , W ,K if n F-A ' 'Fx A i Wag. V adam E 3 mia ii if i ,QWV My M mlYQiEE!iEP5:?i5!3i4ViZ'Z45iW FE? svn : N v n xi? . 5 -if I Q vw .Q wt E , fi ? 1. K, ls? ggi-.. 4 K,5nx,.f ra gf F U f.'kgS. is if , an :mu 4-If 'Q 'fn 2' , 1 0 if 1? Wi. if 4 S- Ag J W . if 'QP N W ' , w M.. Q 4 'Z ',':l.,4 six Q h 1 a w5fg9,M if H 1 f M-5,5 , 4,1 P ,lf S szfy J' 5 Ilia 'L rw W 1, sf a' -fx, vi K V Mi, . , ,Jar , 0 i A 1 11 n -, .,.L - 2 ln : I ,l 'I ' -,gplueif f3.Lf'Zf'!!L-M, ,: L Wm, PLYMOUTH-CARVER SCHOOL COMMITTEE Mr. Spencer Brewsterg Dr. Samuel K. Stewart, Chair- Gellar, Secretaryg Mr. Franklin P. Wilburg Mr. F. mang Mrs. Adeline Kellerg Mr. Erwin K. Washburn, Edward Nicolas, Supt. Vice-Chairmang Mr. David A. Cappannarig Mrs. Jane ADMINI TR T O '. . . may Ktheyj both perceive and know what things they ought to do, and also may Ktheyj have grace and power faithfully to fulfill the same. -Book of Common Prayer SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. F. Edward Nicolas we 0 PRINCIPAL Mr. Julian Demeo, Jr. VICE-PRINCIPAL - DEAN OF GIRLS Mr. C. Richard Vaughan - Mrs. Alice Urann . . . guided G IDANCE Our guidance counselors discuss a student's test scores. Mrs. Jean Patenaude Mr. Edwin Calvin Mr. .Joseph Jayko Bridgewater Harvard Northeastern Boston U. Kent State, W. Reserve N.Y.U Akron, Boston U. U. Mass. Thou wer! my guide, philosopher, andfriend. 3' Alexander Pope C1688-17443 Valerie Girard browses in our guidance library. n our quest for knowledge . . . E GLISH DEPARTMENT 'literature is the immortality ofspeech. August Von Schlegel C1767-18453 Pondering a weighty problem! M s Dor s Roge s Mrs Alice Urann Lowell State Budge ate Boston U Boston Mr Charles Toohev Boston C Bridgewater ,f X Z I y Yi 'Tl-.iff iff? -A -, ., lg ,--1 M rs i I And yet they say English- men are hypocrites! Saint Joan Sc. VI Mr. Roland Holmes. Chairman Bowdoin College, Boston University It Peter Maccaferri muses over Shakespez1re's philosophical words: This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. - Hamlet i- 1 4' if ' w -V naps. 4 ..f 'A Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must spea k. -Miss Mr. William Dlllon Miss Glenna. Plalsted Miss Janet Draghetti Bridgewater C. Boston U. Emerson C. Our librarian proudly inspects one of the reference books. RCW Miss Audrey Ziergiebel Boston Teachers C. Simmons C. We are reading IVANHOE in Eng- lishg and, though I may not be able to remember material things sfueh as tickets, globes and so on, I can remem- ber things like IVANHOEK' John Fitzgerald Kennedy C1917,1963J CLetter home from school, 19303 Plaisted quotes Shakespeare's comedy As You Like Mr. Yoshiro Sanbonmatsu Mr. Relno Kock U. of Bridgeport U. of Turku Swarthmore U. of Helsinski U. of Mass. SOCIAL TUDIES 'x X DEP RTMENT History is philosophy ,Q vw A 1 ..- teaehirzg by example ana' also by warning: its eyes are geography ana' chronology. Thucydides C460-400 B. CJ Why should I remember the name of the corrupt group that took over New York City after the Civil War? Mr. Joseph Robinson Tufts University University of Maine Mr. Joseph Desisto Fordham Boston Graduate College Mr. Robert Larson University of Mass. Bridgewater Mrs. Helen Bagnall Salem Boston University And you think graduated income taxes are bad! - Ji 16 Mr. Kenneth Taylor Mr. Arne Erickson University of Miami New York University Bridgewater Columbia Mr. Bernard Barufaldl Miss Phyllis Johnson Holy Cross Bridgewater Vanderbilt Northeastern Miss Phyllis Boucher Chairman Worcester State Clark University I Miss Iris Albertinl Radcliffe, Middlebury The Third Triumvirate Mr. J h Tatvernelli L tin M L L E Boston U B dgewater Sp h B dg t B t U Mr. Andre D tl b t M R R Lat F h Bridgewate B t C 11 g J k 'eLanguage is the amber zn whzch a thousand preczous and subtle thoughts have been safeb imbedded and preserved. Richard C. French C1807-18869 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT f ' Do you approve Mr. Ronald Gomes Bridgewater Mr. Lee Johnson Harvard Northeastern Mr. John Penny Boston State College Mr. William Levesque University of N. H. Bridgewater Mr. ,John Wiseman University of N. H. Bridgewater of vivisection? Mr. Robert Bernath University of Wisconsin B to U i rs't os n nve iy Bridgewater Absent: Mr. David Barlow University of R.I. Boston University Absent: Mr. Douglas Edwards Springfield College Elon College University of N. C. University of Va. Bridgewater f fP T', f i Miss Clare Driscoll Chairman Radcliffe, Harvard Science keeps on assiduousbf trans orrning . the worlal and trusts to luck that the trans orrning will be benign, bene zciai to the rnajorinffi Bertrand Russell C1872 -D Gilbert Freeman experiments: Zn + 2HCl----9 ZnCl2 f' H2 I agreeg they're parallel. Mr. Nicholas Athans Mr. Louis Cappa Harvard, Boston University Northeastern, University University of Maine, of IVLichigan Northeastern B t C ll g B St t Bridgewater MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mathematics possesses not onhf truth, but supreme beauty-beauty cola' ana' austere, like that of scuhvture,-yet, sublimehf pure, ana' capable ofa stern perfection such as onhf the greatest art can show. H Bertrand Russell C1872 -J Well, I solved this problem by graph ing an ellipse. Mr. Mario Romano Mr. Peter F 'h ttl Boston College N rth Ada S te Boston Grad t C l T h C ll g E, dg t Mr. Russell R d l H cl G d Boston U t B d t 'X V . ,, ' , wi, , 1 . 41 BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT '6Business needs more of the professional spirit. The professional spirit seeks professional iniegriy, from pride, not from compulsion. U Henry Ford C1863-19471 HQIH1 M if Quite the bull market! N h d B d Miss Beatrxce Arthur Chairman ' N t S 1 B t a em Bridgewater B t U h t St t 20 RT DEP RTMENT Rizzo and Berry Contemplatmg the Bust of Mugs. Mr. Louis Rizzo Mr. Patrick Berry Mass. College of Art Chairman School of Practical Art Mass. College of Art Bridgewater 4 Step it up fellas' Clean up tlme in Rm 217 As the sun colorsflowers, so does art color ly'e. .lohn Lubbock, Lord Avebury C1834-1913D A rt is the expression of something one has seen which is bigger zhan onesehf' Oliver La Farge 0901- J MUSCDEP RT E T What's so funny? Mr. John Pacheco Mr. Donald Morrison Boston U. Boston U. Music ls the onhl language IH which you cannot say a mean or sarcaslic thing. 'i John Erskine C1879-19513 The band takes a breather after playing Blues on Paradef N lsimli I2 I INDUSTRIAL ARTS c'He that hath a trade hath an estate, ana' he that hath a eallzng hath a place afproft ana' honor. C1706-17905 Mr. Hector Patenaude Ch FAT. hb g U gth h 1 ht Mr. George De Courcy Mr. W1 l am Jo 1 ddle Tennessee State Coll g Fitchburg Colle Brid water C ll g 22 B f Bdg HOME ECONOMICS ' ' al Rm .6 M. PECIAL CLASS He who labors diligentbf need never despair, for all things are accomplished by diligence and labor. Menander C342-291 B. CJ Mr. Dennis Aresta Boston C. Bridgewater 23 5 'e Miss Anita Drisko Framingham The beauzy of the house IS order, The blessing of lhe house IS conientmenl The glory of lhe house is hospifalily. Old Inscription 'Ur' aa, C n'mwx1 fx QF'-F3-MlQ'5L'x.1Pga.H I Qu 4 Q W. Q ig-,2 W if , , 2 Sheff . . . signing our dismissal and no- gym slips-school nurse: Mrs. Ruth Volta, R. N. B, Q........,g.:.:e. : 1 .....x..-4 N-TEACHI G PERSONNEL cf' I, ,. '- ' . . . running the offices and answering our endless questions-school secre taries: Mrs. Dorothy Lopes, main officeg Mrs. Marion Whiting, Main office Mrs. Henrietta Prout, guidance suite. ' va 5 -ff 'Mwake my soul, and with the sun Thy daibf stage of dugf rung . 1 l' 4- V X if 1 iei' 1 . B ' if 2 . a ' 3 ' Bishop Thomasken Q i,.i - C1637-17115 ,g ii. g I H Q ii 1 . al. Q. rx .K I S .6351 . . . feeding the famished daily-cafeteria staff: Mrs. Sally Tavaresg Mrs. Barbara Ruffinig Mrs. Frances Bosarig Mrs. Leopoldina Salgadog Mrs. Pearl Wainiog Mrs. Florence Nealg Mrs. Barbara Bartlett, Dieticiang Mrs. Olivia Silvag Mrs. Pauline Guidabonig Mrs. Hulda Pesoneng Mrs. Angelina Cadose. . . . maintaining PCHS 24 hours-a-day-custodial staff: Mr. Ralph Curtis, Supervisor of Maintenanceg Mr. Remo Lodig Mr. Leo Mondeaug Mr. Dominick DeFeliceg Mr. Columbo Pedrini, Mr. Matthew Men- des. Absent: Mr. Louis Taddia, night shiftg Mrs. Enis Barufaldi, matron. striving through xy- ef ff It's not our fault - - Pilgrim Editors left to right: L. Stilesg V. Harrisg C. Souzag B. Skulskyg S. Bergaminig B. Knowlesg Mr. Roland Holmes, Advisorg Anne Patenaudeg P. Bongiovannlg S. Sampsong N. Briggsg L. Dollg G. Bankerg S. Woodg C. Wolfenden. Absent: T. Spelman. PILGRIM STAFF CURRICULUM The Smiling Staff . . . Left to right: S. Ledog M. Saveryg M. Stearnsg E. Kiersteadg N. Briggs, Edi- tor. CO-CURRICULUM Staff contemplates . . . with apologies to Rem- brandt. Left to right: C. Stern, C. Giovannettig M. Armstrongg G. Woodwardg S. Parsonsg P. Zucchel lig J. Barengog T. Spelman, Editor. CC Literature is the irnmortaligf of speech. Willmott C1861-19383 K 9 activities SENIOR STATISTICS Learning to read? Left to right: J. Ro- manog S. Carterg G. Zoccolanteg S. Leo- nardig P. Barrong L. Wattersong L. Jen- nessg C. Wolfenden, Editor. 'ye M s i O Q 0 Mmif 5 amz, BUSINESS STAFF Peter's disciples. Left to right: Row ofne: K. Sullivang C. Petitg S. Sampson, Assistant Business Managerg P. Bongiovanni, Business Managerg S. Bergami- ni, Assistant Business Managerg S. Lodig P. McGovern. Row two: B. Sterng P. Bourneg V. Girardg C. Cristo- forig A. Richardsong A. Shermang W. Minsky. Row three: M. Smithg R. Figueiredog B. Gon- salvesg L. Stilesg D. Correag W. Parkerg Mr. Holmes. if Q., ' A H K J ' g .1 BOYS' AND GIRLS' SPORTS There I am! . . . the staff pores over mug shots for their section. Left to right: Row oneg G. Banker, L. Doll, Editorsg S. Bubbinsg M. Thimasg C. Whitey B. Stein. Row two: P. Rez- endesg C. 'Bongiovannig C. Caramellog J. Darschg A. Nerig J. Pachecog N. Zani- bonig N. Doll. Missing: G. Jordang P. Maccaferri. 172-ts lNll ,jf-W H 1. gy.. 1 . pf? .- jr ' --'.. '. W ,, Q. f I , . . . I Vu ,..... ir! v 54, ,dxf ' -1 3 2 4' I 2 3 3 , S A PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF The photographers are being photograph- ed! Left to right: Row oneg C. Melahoures B. Skulsky, Editorg D. Baldasarog B. Mac Lean: C. Cline. Row twog L. Gorey S. Mc Governg B. Jesseg P. Taddiag S. Sherman A. Sampson. Row threeg R. Silvag E. Enos M. Furtadog G. LaVerdeg A. Scanlong Si Ryan. ,W V- -- 1, . .. 1' A 1. . -1-'-1'---f m' im ART STAFF Studying up on art. Left to right L. Stiles, V. Harris, Co-Editors C. Wirtzburgerg P. Harrisg J Harrisg K. Leeg M. Andrewsg G Silva. Behind- T he-Scenes Pilgrim Workers ly 'vw ffl ., Q.-'CTT L Q.f Qjfj1-Fi, yhxrnv 4 . , ,K ,, . Q O TYPING STAFF Cheryl shows 'em how it's done! Left to right, standing: D. Smithg J. Valenzianog S. Stefanig G. Park- erg J. Parkerg B. Silvag J. Parkerg G. Sampsong K. Borgattig C. Mala- gutig A. Osborneg J. Brigidag G. Douglasg M. Viera. Seated at type- writer, C. Souza. H czftinfze Entertainment ,N , , V ' f Q., ' sf ' Q 5 15 5.5 i. i A 5 A zbv MARCHING GIRLS Our pretty entertainment. Left to right: Row one: V. Girardg B I .1 Winokurg C. Cabralg A. Patenaude, L. Zoccolante, Leadersg S. Lodi mi ...Q V ,.,,Q . gg A L. Croftg E. Sampson. Row twog B. Bonfigliog P. Linehang S. Carter 1 ..,' .A . . C. Cottlg P. McGoverng L. Jennessg P. Dahlg A. Ceccarelli. Row three . ,.'.' L. Giovanettig K. Montemagglg E. Jesseg J. Brigidag C. Prussman .he V ' D. Dunlapg C. 'W1T'l2ZbUTg'6T. Row fourg C. Wolfendeng M. Luzg P. Tad- . '-f. 3 I j 1 diag C. Whiteg S. Cavicchig P. Randall. Row 53 B. Skulskyg N. Briggs J : M. Stearnsg C. Cristoforig M. Lopesg B. Stem. 2 fx 4 - 1. 'f'S llAi7'f'7? You should see them twirl! Soloist Sheryl Parsons and Drum Major John Pacheco. Q Blow, Gabriel, blow! Left to right: Row lg Mr. John Silvag D. Kramerg B. McLean: W. Briggsg W. Stearnsg Pacheco, Directory K. Littlefieldg B. Emondg G. Cookg D. Galeg P. LaVoieg E. Smith. Row 43 M. Prattg C. R. Figueiredog P. Malagzutig R. Silvag C. Medeirosg P. Olivierag C. Bongiovannig J. Parkerg D. Cavallog R. Bibeaug R. Alvesg J. Pacheco, Drum Major. Row 24 Whitingg C. Doteng J. Bergaminig J. Walkerg G. Cap- J. Balonisg R. Davidg D. Ceccarellig J. Carterg A. Nerig pannarig D. Watts. Row 5g R. Traskg R. Malagutig W. J. Medeirosg S. Kellerg L. Washburng E. Bibeaug R. Driesg P. Bongiovannig S. Brazg D. McLeang W. Cris- Randall. Row 3g S. Vickeryg S. Minsky, W. Girardg R. tanig C. Taorminag W. Minsky. if ?sg25,,,g f Lf - g 'V a WP f ' U 'sn Wk 'wtL':1Q5f3muqa?f, 4 ,gig-V., , ..',:-- I M, 5 .v,. . ..-, ., . X . Y, I 'xx , 'I ,. .. R, OJ: '- if. Tw I O 9 9 l wpV vx,a x.w....W' Wx . me '. - :' ' 4, iagw N, ox . ' -H324-' A ., f' 'W '5 kb ,mr Y, T 4,5 F-gggf., If ugff' MV, X .,,. ,V , ,L , . M.: is Lid, gm A . 1 . wx V W, M. 532 -' W q.,,f.'f V -Q! '37 '- . Tw- o X Q 'fm ..,,.-in Q' ' -L'Q.I's -C.. '-1 Z Us I nit ,NX run- Q Sv 'Ns A -.gf as Q., Q ,Q mi in? 'O sg, it fi 1 PR ,C1 1 rev, .X i THE TEAM Row one: A. Young, D. Perry, R. Bonna, P. Basler, M. Freyermuth, Co-captain M. Stefani, Co-captain K. Stevens, G. Gonsalves, R. Furtado, N. Zaniboni, D. Caldwell. Row two: W. Gomes, C. Taormina, M. Martin, J. Darsch, M. Weston, G. Jordan, K. Medeiros, A. Santos, R. Hunt, R. Maraghy, C. Bongiovanni, G. Banker. Row three: R. Janson, M. Babini, D. Cerasuo- - 1963 lo, P. Pinnetti, S. Leonardi, P. Maccaferri, T. May, J. Maccaferri, D. Tavares, R. Gallagher, I. Butters, Manager Wayne Minsky. Row four: D. Babini, J. Sir- rico, S. King, A. Policelli, Coach Joseph DeSisto, Coach Dennis Aresta, Coach Henry Cryer, Jr. Not present: L. Brewster, E. Holmes. Southeastern Conference Champions THE RECORD Plymouth-Carver 6 Bridgewater-Raynham 0 Plymouth-Carver 12 Rockland ,..,-,....., 0 Plymouth-Carver 12 Middleboro .......-.. Plymouth-Carver Whitman-Hanson Plymouth-Carver 32 Abington ,,,s.e....,, 28 Plymouth-Carver Falmouth ,,,,--.,.,- 18 Plymouth-Carver 12 Randolph ----,,,-,,, 0 Plymouth-Carver Scituate -1,.,,11,,-, 2 Plymouth-Carver 28 Silver Lake 1........ 13 sf Ya, I found it in Kent's locker. Left to right: Assistant Coach, Henry Cryer, Jr., Head Coach, Joseph DeSistog Athletic Director, Mario Ro- mano, Assistant Coach, Dennis Aresta. Does anyone have a quarter? Pbfmoulh-Carver Wins First Zaniboni rolls up yardage against Whitman-Hanson. On September 28 at Siever Field, Plymouth- Carver opened its season by defeating Bridge- water-Raynham 6-0, on a third quarter Bonna- to-Perry pass. A great defense stopped Bridgewater fourteen times inside the Ply- mouth seven yard line in the last quarter. The Blue Eagles gained their second vic- tory in the heat at Rockland 12-0, on touch- downs by Perry and Holmes. Again the defense was outstanding, giving up but four first downs as Rockland was forced to punt nine times. Middleboro became the first team to score against Plymouth as it went ahead 6-0, on a bootleg play by John Bragag but the Eagles came back to win in the second half on two touchdowns by quarterback Ralph Bonna. On October 19, Plymouth defeated a strong Whitman-Hanson eleven 6-0, on a first period touchdown by Evan Holmes. It was Ply- mouth's third shutout in four games, and George Gonsalxes up the middle for Plymouth- Carver. Whitman's only loss of the season. At Abington the following week, Plymouth avenged its only loss of the previous year by defeating Abington 32-28. Plymouth jump- ed to a 32-0 lead in the first half, but Abing- ton came back to score twenty-eight points in the second half. A second quarter touch- down on an interception by Kent Stevens, after Ralph Bonna scored two touchdowns and passed for two more, proved to be the win- ning margin. fase 'ft-3' awk x 1 QM, Southeastern Conference Title Playing Lawrence High of Falmouth, a non- league opponent, on Monday, October 28, Plymouth lost its only game of the season 18-7. Falmouth scored on two long passes and a blocked punt. Allan Young scored the only Plymouth touchdown. Randolph proved to be Plymouth's sixth victory and fourth shutout of the year, 12-0, at Plymouth. George Gonsalves and Norm Zani- boni each scored touchdowns, and the Blue Devils were held to only one first down. The following Saturday Plymouth traveled to Scituate, where it triumphed 7-2 to retain the conference lead. Dave Perry scored first, and the Sailors blocked a punt in the second half for a safety. Scituate quarterback Con- nelly threw thirty-two passes in a losing cause. On Thanksgiving Day, before 6,000 fans, Plymouth played Silver Lake, 6 and 1 in league play, at Silver Lake. Ralph Bonna threw his Holmes takes off around the end. eighth, ninth, and tenth touchdown passes of the yearg and George Gonsalves ran for a touchdown as Plymouth won 28-13. Plymouth-Carver High won its first South- eastern Conference Championship with an 8-0 conference record and an 8-1 overall record. Much of the team's success is due to its great head coach, Joseph DeSisto, whose three-year coching record is 23, 3 and 1. If Another Bonna TD bomb? Allan Young is alert as the Blue Eagle defense forces a fumble. SENIORS Row one: R. Mara- ghyg M. Freyer- muthg K. Stevens, co-captain: Coach Joseph Desistog M. Stefani, co-captain, D. Perry. Row two: P. Pinnettig P. Mac- caferrig S. Leonar- dig D. Caldwell, C. Bongiovannig R. Bon- nag A. Santos, N. Zaniboni. Exit The Old. . Enter The New. . On Thanksgiving Day, 1963, the seniors played their final varsity football game for PCHS3 next fall the freshmen will enter their first. - In their own 1963 season, Coach Doug Ed- wards' Eaglets compiled an admirable record of four wins, one tie, and one loss. Outstanding players were end Don McLean and quarter- back Wayne Cristani. FRESHMAN RECORD Silver Lake .,............,,,. 14-0 Whitman-Hanson .....,...-.. 32-12 Abington ...,............... 22-22 Middleboro ....-,............. 14-0 Randolph .,,................ Rockland ...... FRESHMAN TEAM - 1963 -0-14 --------------12-0 Row one: Coach Douglas Edwards, P. Gonsalves, Post, A. Barros. Row three: J. Parent, T. Weston, C. Ballard, W. Stearns, W. Cristani, R. St. George, M. McNeil, L. Carter, R. Kallio, P. Gomes, P. Pet- D. McLean, J. Benevides, R. Sherwood, H. Morey. roff. Row four: G. Chandler, J. Bothelo, W. Neal, Row two: W. Beal, G. Lima, A. Andrews, G. Detrani, M. Perry, W. Briggs, A. Ferazzi, D. Griswold. W. Pinto, G. Lawrence, J. Dupuis, A. Pimental, R. CHEERLEADERS - FALL Kneeling: P. Shermang R. Cristanig J. Cottig B. Sterng B. Guidabonig B. Gonsalvesg P. Figliolig L. Gonsalves. Standing: G. Shermang J. Barengog J. Romanog K. Perryg E. Brigidag B. Wood. Sing it with a spirit that will start the world along . . . Who says I'm too young for high school? - Six-year-old Patty Sher- man. . Sparking Spectator Spirits He1?i5g3gEg'8B70l'k Did you see that paso? Wow! f ?4 1.31 3- 31 41 if Ji ' - PZ I6 tri' I 1 Hsu if 5 1 x x I U K as U 1 Q i V7 ny: -ng.-,yn I ,mm ' ,,.,. Q., , fo-wg , Wi A f MV, . xwxfl , K A- QM.. . :rss-'ww www Quik V A 1 I . Lf? WV ,. W Q, ,,,. I X X Msg., ,,., ' f wwf .Q ' 7 Rm- Z! In-shaun-nv ,. X, M 5 . f 'm,AW A X R? , ,gm 9 v 9 1 -'hr-. T fi 'QS' 'Cx CROSS-COUNTRY CROSS-COUNTRY SQUAD Stiles, R. Luz, R.-GOYIICS, R. Wild, M. Bagrlall, D. Row one: J. Pacheco, A. Neri, J. Eufrazio, R. Costa, Perry- COHCYI Harold R0g01'S- ROW three: D- C0St?, P- D Furtado, M. Caton, C. Caramello. Row two: L. Russel, F- S'CI'2SS61- N- DeC0St, W- MaI'Sh- G- Wright- Although the Plymouth-Car- ver Harriers suffered a losing Ready on the starting line. season in 1963 with 1 win and 6 losses, the team fared Well in the Old Colony League Meet, placing fifthg William Marsh taking home a medal for an ex- cellent performance. Bill Marsh finishing strong. THE RECORD Plymouth-Carver 31 Whitman-Hanson Plymouth-Carver 36 Rockland e....,.- Plymouth-Carver 28 Silver Lake ....,, Plymouth-Carver 33 Wareham ,.... M- Plymouth-Carver 24 Abington aa ---M Plymouth-Carver 29 Middleboro ra.., Plymouth-Carver 32 Hingham ,a.... Team placed 5th in Old Colony League Meet Team placed 7th in South Shore District Meet , A .- We hail science f A ' as man 's truest and noblest hehver. M l Moses Harvey C1774-18423 Encouraging Scientyic Interest. . . Promoting School Spirit . L ! Then give three cheers, , .E and one cheer rnore. Q. , at .f N., 'T,Qg.fb ff. ,7 sir William schwenck Gilbert X J 9 ' f1835'191U LABORATORY ASSISTANTS 'Gater Guardians. Row one: E. Ottino, M. Pearson, R. Greaves. Row two: P. Niemi, R. Bradley, S. Aguiar. Row three: J. Dur- kin, F. Richards. PEP SQUAD The Pep Squad, comprised of girls from all classes, cheerleaders. The group is coached by the cheerlead- meets seventh periods to learn and practice the new ers and by Miss Nancy MacDuffee. PCHS cheers to encourage student support of the , . i 1 lv . Striving Through Service. . Payments behind, boys ? Seated: Mr. Romano. Standing: G. Wood, C. Wood, D. Malaguti, P. Tache, S. Wirtzburger. CASHIERS The girls-oh, sorry, Peter! Row one: L. Watterson, A. Burgess, L. Watterson, B. Silva, G. Sherman. Row two: J. Pratt, S. Cavicchi, L. Neal, P. Rose, S. Gallager. Row three: B. Winokur, M. Cook, B. Morse, C. Souza, A. Belan- ger. Row four: G. Sampson, S. Bergamini, C. Petit, P. Bongiovanni, S. Johnson. Row five: A. Osborne, B. Schnei- der, V. Harris. Light is the task when rnany share the toil. D Homer Cc.1000 B. CJ FIFTEEN-CENT-A-WEEK COLLECTORS All student and teachers are encouraged to join the Fifteen-Cent-A-Week-Plan to help maintain and support the athletic program, the S. A. S. and the Pilgrim. Home room and floor collectors foster participation in the plan and effect its smooth operation. Among the benefits to members are free admittance to all home athletic events and reduced rates at all away games. Members also receive the Pilgrim for a small assessment. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The bookworms. Row one: C. Giovanettig C. Mela- houresg A. Burgessg H. Hollisg G. Douglasg A. Osborneg M. Costag S. Gallagherg L. Cadose. Row two: Miss Audrey Ziergiebel, Librariang D. .Andersong L. Cappannarig C. Clineg K. Edwardsg D. Hallg A. . . . Learning Through Engstromg P. Maccaferrig V. Hathaway. Row three J. Balonisg R. Bartlettg G. Cabralg J. Eufraziog P MacLeang D. Bakerg P. Smithg A. Sotirkysg B McLean. On-The-Job Experience A X OFFICE ASSISTANTS Row one: M. Viera, L. Watterson, K. Bastoni. Row two: B. Skulsky,. S. Enos, J. Cavicchi, S. Johnson. Row three: K. Borgattl, G. Douglas, S. Bergamini, M. Souza. ,w.,1-if Mfg Q . 1 MW Y. 1 Look busy, girls! Marion, Marjorie, and Judy. Always at work. Voltalre C1694-1778J EW l DEAN'S COUNCIL Les jeunes filles tres chicsl Row one: R. Barrows, V. Hathaway, L. Barufaldi, C. Lafayette, Z. Lewis, W. Gomes, D.. Fernandes, C. Barrows, N. Silva, M. Bagnall, B. Buckley, J. Pacheco. Row three: B. Dean Mrs. Alice Urann, S. Lewis, D. Wright, M. Silva, S. Enos, S. Sherman, L. Watterson, B. Ron- Thimas, D. Tribeau, S. Gallagher, D. Pacheco. carati, M. Lopes, J. Swift, V. Swift, D. Lopes, L. Row two: I. Pacheco, P. Proctor, J. Maki, D. Hall, Watterson, M. Nickerson. LEADER CORPS P-C's own police force. Row one: J. Pratt, L. Watterson, P. Ro- mano, B. Schneider, S. Cavicchi. Row two: G. Lawrence, C. Cristofori, K. Bastoni, M. Luz, S. Gallagher. Row three: P. Ran- dall, L. Croft, M. Thomas, D. Guaraldi, S. Vickery. Row four: B. Silva, R. Tucker, K. Sullivan. ' f In November the Dean's Council sponsored a fashion show in which they modeled both fashions of Ply- mouth merchants and those they had made themselves. . . . Working ForA Better School. . CC 33 Character makes its own destiny Mrs. Campbell Praed C1851-19355 F LL ACTIVITIE The finale to the fall sports season was the field hockey game between the varsity football team and the varsity hockey team. Which was the stronger sex?-Mary Lou, Linda, Mike, and Norman. g,?4:z Wild is the music ofautumnal winds ' amongst thefaded woods. U William Wordsworth C1770-18503 in 1, L Lunch time for the Pilgrim chain gang.- Carol, TeeDee, Linda, Cheryl, and Anne. ww 'AI hate the Monkey, but . . . -D. J. Joe. .iw W0 i x T 5 1 f STUDENT COUNCIL 'impersonal magnetism which influences others to become willing followers... Seated: A. Grayg C. Lopesg J. Furtado, Secretaryg C. Pachecog L. Cadoseg C. Kendrick, President. Standing: J. Sylvag C. Caramellog G. Bankerg B. Stern C. Gellarg Mr. Robert Larson, Advisor. . o Develop Leadershzp. . Character is moral order faire.. , . r 1 1. seen through the medzurn ' -' 5 o an individual nature. t 41 A -A Ralphcfgfagdilgglgierson y n? mf : F NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . . l'Excellence of achievement in every line of endeavor . . . Kneeling: B. Stern, A. Patenaude. Seated: J. Sylva, J. Larson, P. Hale, M. Freyermuth. Standing: V. Harris, B. Knowles, N. Briggs, Absent: S. Sampson. H 9 C. Spelmang B. Stein, Treasurerg K. Montemaggig L. Lane, Vice Presidentg Summit meeting Larson and Carleton NATIONAL HONOR SOC ETY M tv ll 63 ? 5 6' Presenting ur owni' Students wasted little time before taking advan- tage of PCHS's theatrical facilities. On February 12-13, 1964, after long weeks of rehearsal under the direction of Miss Janet Draghetti and Miss Glenna Plaisted, the newly-formed drama group staged an admirable performance of Thornton Wilder's OUR TOWN. Editor Webb and family.-Nancy Briggs, Martha .- Stearns, Evan Holmes C-standingD, and Paul Wil- Y' '. liams. ...Ta T Real nice choir practice, warn't it? -- r The two directors, Miss Glenna Plaisted and Miss Janet Draghetti. nA 1 TY ,:pm.'Q'3l1' ALJ VOUSQUUB'-3.101 ID 'kg cc '. The drama 'Il:3Y.i'A1!5's 1 Yr' v1 51 Q I . E VQg:QirAv JA.N.,fg zs the look of ,,,,,QgQ'g,:jg. !!.. ra, 33 WX if N, Sl 'f the people. P13 3Q15:m.'1Qs '4 QC li l'Jl- 1 Willmott .'A'iS!. 11861-19385 nkvgg gf , -, dr.- - I I,-1 THE CAST Grover's Corners, New Hampshire. Population Leland, J. Policow Ckneelingb, N. Briggs, E. Holmes, 2,642. - The cast assembles for a curtain call: E. P. Williams, M. Stearns, W. Briggs, E. Bibeau, D. Ottino, B. Silva, B. Meyer, A. Engstrom, J. Leonardi, Hathaway, A. Costa, S. Sampson, R. Costa, D. M. Perault, D. Britton, J. Ballard, K. Sperry, S. Macneil, J. Birnstein, M. Montanari, and J. Walker. Butterfield, B. MacLean, R. Bartlett Ckneelingj, J. . , I U ' 5 if S . 5 1 . X , T2 - .. 1 9. .ae A A 15. . 47 ...Poise... 1 'f :.fr .I , ww- -., Q , . ,, .4 ,, : ff Q ' Hs' . ' Y 1 V Mig J S 4 3 1 I f I ,-ang. :I - fm. . . rl, A 'I 5 1 A. W 2 ,-, K FQ! -xi, 41 i.1 ' ' ' 'W , , 1 -r ' , . , -nu' 1.1 E , ' K ,J.,,. xv, N , A ,, Q W ,. . ,, X ,fix 0 .p ,pf w f , 1 .. -q , . . . 'f ,j' ,,,,gf1!f.,, 'R Ev 1 u i , I ' 4 . ,af . My ' ax N ,if .. M., . ,I F? I , A -..5.,,h3, ,A I . f a. jf- W 4 ,waz 'K 1 f , 4 A , , 22 A 3 , , . J , , , NN 1 , -fn H ,, ,xg ' 1 y ' is a . Va 3, , 1' , Ill ,- my Y 4. G. , . r .5 1 Q:-A z- 5, . '34, , ff? y 1 Q M X .,.s 4 , 4: - Q 0 . 41,5 I 1 ' ' , - ' - ' . ' -2 .V ' P'?5ff.Pg : . . g ,,,J wt 'v.. -,g irl V ,N N 4 M , x x 1 - x-,Q r UI 1 V L.. A .fa I I' Xa lm I Q- .. WU A 5 Q 1 , , X 'f,,w1. J M, fr 4244 Wg, nw 1 ' AQ vfih' yi Q ! V , 1' fa, ' -' H 'Z X' -W .a. Q-. '-1? - -'C ' 'gifhffiiigf 5463 V+ , x - L- 5' f ' I we lo 4. P ' UL. 'aug MW ' ,J...,fr ,f., ,lay ,gg 1 , .iw g,,,:3Qwg 1 1 .,,, . 4: i ?5fe3:4'I?iQ'!fi?,- ills :w,,4,f'W2 'ff 1 nf A -: .Eg-?ffivYi ia25.l'.e,-A Wkfvvvm sk I '- 5-,f : , Z ..', 'f.qyis. ' 4 . ., - K, . mv- ,,'f5, .4w 1 'y'y.-1,1 . A 5 x,l Wag. -fi! W '??'f:Qf.j,s 4 :Q , -4 '4f',::,'.r-f.i'5KJ '7'- 7'-5' ' , :, I ,E it ff, fl ' '.'. . ff: A 'YVYYEKNQ if A n Q U 36 , 4. 4 l . eff 4 Q. W ' 3 9 . VARSITY-1964 fd' 'K WWW Hank's boys. Row one: L. Brewster, W. Gomes, K. Figueiredo, I. Butters, G. Wood. Row three: Man- Stevens, C. Kendrick, P. Fowler, D. Perry. Row ager W. Minsky, M. Martin, J. Pacheco, D. Correa, two: A. Rogers, J. Darsch, A. Neri, A. Gray, R. R. Gomes, Manager C. Caramello. OLD COLONY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS E. MASS. TOURNAMENT CLASS C CHAMPIONS Pre-Season Games Plymouth-Carver L,...rLL,W,r VARSITY SCOREBOARD Silver Lake ------- .-- Rockland LLLr,, -. Plymouth-Carver--M LLLLL ---67 Coyle --- Plymouth-Carver .,,L. - ...,.. 52 Alumni --- Old Colony League Games Plymouth-Carver .e... - ,L... -71 Wareham -- Plymouth-Carver----F ----77 Abington -- Plymouth-Carver---L ----60 Middleboro -- Plymouth-Carver-- --- ----87 Hingham --- -- Plymouth-Carverh .. - - 60 ' Plymouth-Carver-H .- -- - 80 Whitman-Hanson Plymouth-Carver---.H ----61 Rockland -------, Plymouth-Carver ..LLL ----77 Wareham -- Plymouth-Carver-M .- --- -65 Abington --- .- Plymouth-Carver ,L.,L LL,L 6 7 Middleboro - Plymouth-Carveru ----69 Hingham --- -- -- Pylmouth-Carver---A ----48 Silver Lake --W- Plymouth-Carver- - - ---82 Whitman-Hanson 58 55 Plymouth-Carver ---- -- - - .- O. C. L. All-Stars Eastern Massachusetts Tournament Games PlyIl10llth-Carver-.- . . .-57 Holy Family Plyl110lllh-CarVer- - --- - --59 Sharon - .- Plymouth-Carver - 44 Chelmsford . 49 He's our man!-Coach Harold Rogers, whose teams have captured three Tech Tourney crowns in four years. f 1 Best Season Ever . . With four starters returning from a 1963 team that barely missed two championships, Coach Hank Rogers' Blue Eagles fulfilled all expectations of an excellent season by capturing the Old Colony Lea- gue championship for the second time in three years and the Eastern Mass. Class C championship for the third time in four years. The first game, in December at Taunton, saw the Eagles lose 67-73 to a strong Coyle team fwho rolled on to become co-champions in the stiff competition of their own Class A Bristol County Leagueb. P-C then lost to the Alumni 52-55 at the new Plymouth-Carver gymnasium. After these first two disappointments, Eagle fans cheered to thirteen consecutive P-C league victories. Throughout the first half of the season P-C won most of its games easily, led by the scoring of Carleton Kendrick, the terrific ball-handling of Larry Brewster, and the outstanding all-around play of Kent Stevens. The only close game occurred at Silver Lake, where the Eagles won 60-54. In what was considered the first of the two big games, P-C decisively whipped arch-rival and defending lea- gue champion Rockland High 61-40 at Plymouth. Following five further victories, P-C clinched the Old Colony League title as the team beat Whitman- Hanson 82-51 at Plymouth. The :following Friday the winning streak was broken at Rockland as the Bulldogs edged a 59-58 win. Plymouth-Carver placed three players - Kent Stevens. Carleton Ken- drick, and Larry Brewster - on the All-Star team. Kendrick led the O.C.L. in scoring with 415 points, and averaged 25 points a game. , Struck by bad luck, P-C lost the All-Star game 55-62 as Carleton Kendrick injured his ankle in the second quarter. Faced with a lack of height, the Blue Eagles could not control the backboards against an exceptionally tall All-Star team. Get 'em Kent! NL-f Flu... Get your hands off that ball - it's mine! Because of its fine record, P-C drew a bye for the first round of the Eastern Mass. Tourney. In the quarter-finals, led by Kent Stevens and Dennis Perry, the Blue Eagles defeated Holy Family of New Bedford 57-42 at North Quincy. The semi- finals in Boston Garden on March 10 saw P-C matched against undefeated Sharon, Hockomock Lea- gue Champions led by Jim Shyne and Don Klos. Before 10 busloads of enthusiastic P-C students, the- Eagles won 59-52 as Paul Fowler and Kent Stevens tied for high scorer with 14 points each. Now a finalist for the fourth consecutive year fa Class C recordj, P-C met Chelmsford, Winner of 48 straight Lowell Suburban League games, for the third time in three years. Kent Stevens gave fans several anxious minutes as he injured his ankle in a fall late in the third quarter, but he returned in the fourth to prove a decisive factor in the game. In this tight, hard-fought struggle P-C emerged victorious 44-42 on the final foul shots of Larry Brewster, thus avenging the loss in the Tech finals to this same team in 1963. This victory completed P-C's 1964 season with a 16-2 official record, giving Coach Harold Rogers 192 career victories and his third Class C crown, a record in itself. Congratulations both to him and to his 1964 starting six - Carleton, Kent, Larry, Paul, Dennis, and Wayne! gunna! JUNIOR VARSITY-1964 ' I 1 gmgou ,Ll 1.-1 li' A F Henry's boys. Row one: J. Medeiros, D. Andrews, S. N. DeCost, D. Furtado, M. Caton, Pimental, R. Fry, R. Furtado, R. Wild, J. Clark. Row Cryer. two: R. Gomes, R. David, R. Pederzani, A. Policelli, HOOP it' Wayne! JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD P-C vs. Wareham YD... -.-- 33-26 P-C vs . Wareham L Coach Henry ,M H-, 38-33 P-C vs. Rockland rn P-C vs. Abington ,,., -- P-C vs. Hingham .... , r.r. P-C vs. Silver Lake ..,,.. P-C vs. Whit.-Han. ,rr LLL P-C vs. Middleboro -H --- 37-30 P-C vs 34-32 P-C vs 24-48 P-C vs 48-41 P-C vs 38-37 P-C vs 24-35 P-C vs . Abington .r,r --- 48-32 . Middleboro . Hingham - . Silver Lake . Whit.-Han. U- A-- 33-42 --, -L 32-35 --.--H 38-29 -U -H 33-24 . Rockland -.-- --- 39-67 A half-dozen boys and a basketball . . . the starting six. Clockwise: Wayne, Dennis, Larry, Paul, Kent, and Carleton. V T 9 v fd ox f x f v is .2 if .v-wr., fU 9-NE. EMA ' wr' I Paul after ball. 3' 1 ff if ,mi.....-f.'1ff .TQ-A S . , if The dribbler - Larry. Last minute instructions in P-C's biggest game. X14 .. .. CR 'Rn' wynlllr' g, , . . ...- The Freshman boys' basketball team completed their first season at PCHS in fine style with a 14-2 record. The seventeen- man squad went down hardg one game was lost in a triple over- time. Top point-getter was forward Jerry Rose, who was assisted by such able players as Hhustlerl' Wayne Cristani, and defense man Bob Kallio. We guess that there is plenty of good material here to fill the ranks of future varsity squads! FRESHMAN TEAM - 1964 Doug's boys. Row one: R. Kallio, W. Cristani, D. McLean, J. Rose. W. Pinto, A. Andrews, Coach Douglas Edwards. Row Two: P. Gonsalves, S. Minsky, P. Matinzi, R.. Buttner, W. Macomber, A. Ferazzi, D. Hale, F. Richman. Row three: Manager J. Carter, G. Lawrence, J. Benevides, J. Tassinari, Manager A. Pimental. P-C P-C vs P-C P-C vs P-C vs P-C vs P-C vs P-C vs P-C P-C vs P-C P-C P-C P-C VS VS. VS. VS. VS. VS. VS. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Wareham won Cnot reel. Abington . . . 54-30 Middleboro . 53-31 Bridge.-Ray .... 54-33 Silver Lake . 41-43 Whit.-Han ...... 52-25 Rockland . . 41-38 Wareham . . 43-33 Abington . . 45-39 Middleboro ..... 33-25 Bridge.-Rnay .... 29-42 Silver Lake . 46-22 Whit.-Han. . 34-25 Rockland . . . 39-33 UM .W 13- W gag. M -.V 'V T ff 1 s ,gl 5 4 33. A, -1 ' 5 Ni o -L ' , ,n 1, 'Y J' X , 1' f-. 'xfx ' ' .S Y g , AVVA ,:- 4 -. , I , Sm. f ' , 12 JW 'F 1 ,, 4 1 ,V '47 3 , Play BasketbaIL T 00 ' Courtney gets the jump. Grab it, Sandy! JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD P-C vs. Abington ........... 31- 9 P-C vs. Middleboro .... . . 15-12 P-C vs. Hingham ...... . . 27- 5 P-C vs. Silverlmake ....... . .. 16-10 P-C vs. Whitman-Hanson . . . . . 15- 9 P-C vs. Rockland ...... . . 18--17 P-C vs. Abington ..... . . 28- 7 P-C vs. Middleboro . . . . . 16-21 P-C vs. Hingham ..... . . 19-11 P-C vs. Silverlake ...... . .j 23-l12 P-C vs. Whitman-Hanson . . . . . 9-12 P-C vs. Rockland ...... . . 18--12 JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: C. Silvia, B. Fernandes, W. Gomes, L. Barrows, K. Santos. Row 2: M. Prentice, L. Giovanetti, C. Oliviera, L. Rose. Row 3: J. Courtney, N. Kelly, M. Longever. The management. V. Girard, Managerg Mrs. Sandra Cheverie, Coachg G. Wolfenden, Managerg Miss Nancy MacDuffee, Coach. The Plymouth-Carver girls' basketball team enjoyed a successful season this year. The varsity record was seven wins and five lossesg the junior Varsity Won ten games and lost two. High scorer for the varsity was Nancy Doll with 103 points. Coaches Sandra Cheverie and Nancy MacDuffee have a promising team for the near future. mf' 6.5 BOYS' VARSITY CLUB The Eagles.-Row one: N. Zanibonig M. Freyer- muthg Mr. Mario Romano, advisory K. Stevensg M. Stefani. Row two: R. Bonnag S. Leonardig P. Maccaferri: D. Caldwell: D. Perry. Row three: W. Willardg L. Brewster: A. Nerig D. Furtado: P. Pinnetti. Row four: W. Gomes: R. Luzg R. Gomes: C. C-aramellog R. Greaves: E. Holmes. Row five: G. Silva: R. Costa: P. Bas- lerg W. Marshg C. Millicang C. Bongiovanni. Row six: W. Minskyg C. Kendrick: G. Bankerg R. Maraghyg G. Wright: R. Furtado. Row seven: M. Weston: G. Jordan: J. Darschg D. Perryg A. Young: S. Nelson. Sports Clubs Sporzsor Busy Schedules T o be strong is to be happy. Henry W. Longfellow C1807-18823 The Amazons.-Row one: Miss Nancy MacDuf- fee, Advisor: B. Stern: C. Silviag D. Parker: D. Lopesg D. Proutg N. Dollg M. Thimasg S. Carter: K. Crowell: C. Wirtzburgerg K. Monte- maggig Mrs. Sandra Cheverie, Advisor. Row two: M. Pina: M. Prentice: B. Stein: J. Stern: J. Scagliarinig E. Enos: J. Romanog J. Barengog S. Hinckley: C. Lanmang P. Griffin: R. Cristani. Row three: G. Parker: S. Butterfield: H. Bub- binsg P. Figlioli: B. Guidabonig C. Whitey P Zucchellig C. Strasselg B. Guerrag D. McNeil J. Hertelg L. Giovanettig N. Kelley. Row four L. Pinag C. Costa: N. Sutherland: L. Koblantz J. Bumpasg K. Pederzani. ...-.-. nd Q i Z. Lewis: S. Edwards: C. Gonsalvesg P. Taver- nellig W. Gomesg C. Besseg D. Huston: P. Hayes' ! NEWSPAPER STAFF The Newspaper Staff, reorganized this year., has body. Advisors Mr. William Dillon feditorialj and worked hard to develop the monthly Clarion into a Miss Phyllis Moscatello fproductionb, Editors Martha quality school paper and to encourage its use as a Stearns and Sally Butterfield, and the entire staff means of expression for all members of the student can be proud of their outstanding publication. Reporting School Activities . ,Q A cc - as The pen became a clarion. N 1- 7 Henry W. Longfellow A X C1807-18823 A Eve11y.4irieric'al1 l71Ll.Sf iake. . . S6ljI'0LlJi1l. . . his . . 4 responslbzlltvfor achieving and malnlalnlng a democratic socierv ofa fruii' mode! kind ,.,. John F. Kennedy C1917-19633 , SAS HOMEROOM DELEGATES The S. A. S. Reserve.-Row 1: D. Hall, N. Whiting, Engstrom, S. Bubbins, E. Holmes, G. White, S. E. Sampson, L. Cadose, D. Sirtiff, S. Kendall, B. Mullany. Row 3: W. Gomes, R. Maraghy, T. That- Buckley, E. Erickson, S. Ryan. Row 2: J. Ferro, J. cher, M. Thimas, K. Post, C. Cotti, J. Larson, Z. MacNamara, D. Correa, E. Bibeau, P. Pascoe, A. Louis, L. Triplett, A. Cleveland. The chess-board is the world, Y 4 - wmfrii CHESS CLUB Row one: M. Clements, A. Burt Freyermuth, G. White, F. Richards Row two: W. Bagley, C. Knight naude, J. Basinski, P. Bongiovanni Row three: J. Mackenzie, D. Gibbs B. Warner, E. Erickson, J. Smith four: A. Lamb, W. Ketchen. R five: H. Prussman, P. Niemi, R Bradley, P. Strout, R. Tucker, R Keay. he pieces are the phenomena of the universe, the rules of the game are what we call the laws of Nature. The player on the other side is hidden from us. We know that his play is always fair, just, and patient. But also we know, to our cost, that he never overlooks a mistake, or makes the smallest allowance for ignorance. Thomas Henry Huxley C1825-18951 . To Stimulate Competition. . . Mathematics are the most abtractea' of knowledge Francis Bacon C1561-16263 MATH CLUB Row one: W. Campbell, H. Antoinetti, A. Sherman, D. Perry, Advisor Mr. Frederick Arata, Gary Zocco- lante, Secretary J. Govoni, L. Triplett, A. Santes, M. Montanari. Row two: R. Keay, D. Clifton, C. Bon- giovanni, W. Minsky, G. Robbins, D. Ceccarelli, D Souza, C. Millican. Row three: J. Larson, S. Samp- son, N. Briggs, P. Hale, M. Thimas, J. Romano, B. Knowles, L. Croft, M. Savery, D. Giles, A. Neri. Row four: S. Sherman, R. Silva, P. Swartz, F. Wilbur, W. Parker, W. Moores, A. Patenaude, D. Costa, M. Freyermuth. Advisor Mr. Howard Goodwin, M. A. Basinski, R. Haigh, A. Pate- B. Knowles, T. Spellman. Row Bartlett, E. Holmes, R. Owens. Row GLEE CLUB Their jubilant voices! Left to right, Row one: Birnstein. Row three: J. Wagnerg D. Ideg G. K. Sullivang K. Davisg K. Bastonig Mr. Donald Shermang C. Cabralg D. Gibbsg P. Roseg R. Morrison, Directorg P. Boyerg T. Pierson, J. Tucker. Row four: C. Gellarg G. Gillg E. Riordang Leland. Row two: N. Sutherlandg P. Bourneg 'E. L. LeFortg E. Jesseg J. Brigidag E. Mooreg D. Ottinog K. Griffing D. Hathawayg W. Mooresg J. Ricardo. .ik - -.5 x . 'CX N .X 1 X X Tools of the trade. Intellect-brain oreef, J. C. F. von Schiller C1759-18053 fi 41 P A song will outlive all sermons in the memory. Henry Giles C1895-1 9353 ana' appreciation em e--fa QUIZ BOWL The eggheads-Left to right, Row one: P. Zucchellig M. Stearnsg S. Edwardsg D. Wattsg S. Mullanyg C. Besseg N. Pedrinig Mr. Bernard Barufaldi, Advisor. Row two: C. Whiteg F. Ricardog J. Durking G. Whiteg M. Freyermuthg J. Pachecog P. Niemig D. Lane. R0w three: R. Silvag R. Figueiredog A. Grayg B. Sampsong T. Bastonig S. Cline: D. Kramerg N. Prussman. Row four: D. Souzag R. Sandy D. Torrenceg K. Griffing G. Cappannarig P. Haley N. Briggsg S. Woodg C. Spelman. Row five: J. Whiting: C. Sampsong L. Carterg G. Bankerg A. Pate- naudeg B. Knowlesg W. Parkerg G. Zoccolanteg J. Pierson. 59 The queen and her king - Anne Patenaude and William Moores. BLUE MIST . On with the dance! Let joy be confirmedf' Nlo sleep till morn, when youth and pleasure meet, To chase the glowing hours with flying feet. Lord Byron C1 788-18245 The Lineup-our senior officers and their dates. Left to right Linda Zoccolanteg Donald Caldwell, V. Presidentg Brenda Stern, Secretary, Joseph Sylva, President, Linda Doll Paul Fowler, Treasurer. Vg Pretty girls, good music - what more is needed for a successful prom? On January 18, 1964, in a cafeteria transformed into an ice-blue Winter Won- derland, the class of 1964 danced to the music of Barry BroWn's orchestra at their prom, Blue Mist. The senior prom, an innovation at PCHS, was a Wonderful success due to the efforts of the hard- Working co-chairmen, Gayle Woodward and Sandra Sampson. '14 t Q What's so grand about the grand march? My feet hurt. is Everybody monkey yeh' Pilgrim Sneaker Hop WINTER ACTIVITIES . . . O Winter, ruler of the invertedyearlv James Thomson 41700-17483 Girls your knees are showing' . . . Pony Chorus practices fo the senior show 1 if Q Veg? 9 The power of posltive thinklng Chess Club competltion , PF, -'Tfw V1 Q. uf , J. R 'I' ,f,.1r'- 1 -1' if ,, 1 I ' ,, ' . t ' K ' ig 2 ' Q V T al Q' yi - , 1 K Tu xx A thS Q A lf' 'gv ' ' , 'T+9'A mlff ' . fp v ' 3 3, ' , 'J ' ,H - AJ Af - .., , . A 'Q 'N f ' ' 'F ., ,gh F' .. . if k' f I 4 f,, I ., , tg, g' ' I w ,s if N , ,. ' N - Q g -u I . , , . I it . I Q , 1 eu 4 4. j W ' 1.. 'hu-L., .,. . , 5 'r 1. , n . 4 A f 1 A ,A ' . , fr..fN . 2 'A' W ff V W, as 'A N'-c. 4, 1 I A if S K 6 . 1 V U fu , F ,, . ' ' ' 2 M ,M . , ,,y 'iw f W I 'S ' ' 9 ' . aw an ' ' ,J 'Y' -C Q. ' , V A 15? , ff Q, - A ff' 'Si' Q .Q if iv ,4, lf-Q br -in vm Ln ' N vfwfg ,, 'w fi 'lx fc, vv X s '51 M' 71 2, MLA. 4 if ix-.. ' .V Y U-ga' I, Zvi? 5 Q., E ' 'I sf q2',,7'f:' ' -qt ' - rf 9 4.-Q 1--it di' I ,1 I Y A ,Y ,I '1 'a -r u 4 rx, W 5 x, 'fb 1 , f i nn. , '31 ' W ff ,L .JL :- THE E IORS Two heads are better than one for the headaches of directing. - Chris and Teedee pore over the script. , Success does not consist in never Senorita Bonita-ole! making blunders, but in never makin g the sarne one the second tirne. 3' Henry Wheeler Shaw Moribundia - the boys' Precision Chorus rehearses to the tunes of David Rose: W. 11818-18853 Moores, G. Silva, R. Fry, P. Maccaferri, M. Andrews, L. Strassel, G. Sherman, B. Hall, D. Caldwell, G. Pearson, J. Keller, and N. Zaniboni. . . The unbarbershopped quartet-G. Sherman, B. Hall, R. Corbett, R. Hedge. F . M I .Trim , fA , WTHREE SCORE and FO R! The members of the class of 1964 channelled much of their enthusiasm and energy into the production of a variety show, a musical revue of the twentieth century entitled Three Score and Four. The first production of this kind at Plymouth-Carver High School, the show was also unique in that it was completely plan- ned and directed by the students themselves. The various committees - continuity, pub- licity, tickets, house, programs, ushers, and singing and dancing choruses - were ably led by Director Teedee Spelman, Assistant Direct- or Christine Wirtzburger, and Senior Class Advisor Clare Driscoll. The long hours of re- hearsal were not only work, but also fun, and an experience in cooperative efforts to reach a common goal. The students' endeavors were well-rewarded, for the show, presented on April 10 and 11, was a smashing success, and proof of the creativity and responsibility of the seniors. V .1 X v A A.. ' 'Qu' Uncle Sam needs you! - Some of the Ponies rehearse as sailors for The Grand Old Flag scene: C. Wolfenden, V. Swift, V. Girard, L, Otto, P. Rose, C. Petit, L. Jenness, P. Dahl, P. Linehan, B. Stern, B. Winokur, and M. Costa. 65 iffy-13 , lf f fg N LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is comprised of nearly all students enrolled in Latin classes. Advisor Mr. John Taver- nellig Consul David Malagutig Scribfa Lois Giovanettig Quiaestor Stephanie Bubbisg and Comitia members Lois Erickson, Sheldon Keller, Donald Correa, and Nancy Kelly plan activities to encourage appreciation of the culture of ancient Rome. Each spring, club members attend the local convention of the Junior Classical League. Language U zs the picture ana' counterpart of thought. D QQ Mark Hopkins C1802-18871 . Learning About Other Lands ana' Peoples 4433 Travel to learn character. I Q raises is TRAVEL CLUB Travel Club, open to all foreign-language students, meets several times a year with Advisor Miss Iris Albertini to see color slides of foreign lands and hear accompanying lectures. The group this year heard our foreign student Edward Karanja speak on Kenya. Highlights of the club's yearly agenda were the special Christmas program and a field trip in the spring. Officers for 1963-64 were President, Donald Caldwellg Vice-President, Edward Goodwing Secretary, Valerie Girardg and Treasurer, Clyde Bongiovanni. atlas f gt I 3 a,A '9hg -M-,.,,, ..-ff Aren't you a little eager? - Jean and George model gowns as seniors Hmmm, smells like the clutch is burning. - Judy and begin planning their graduation exer- Steve, two of many seniors participating in the road cises. training of the driver education program with Mr. Manning and Mr. Gomes. nit. Lund Belt it out, Kids! -- Mr. Morrison's chorus practices songs from Carousel. SPRI G ACTIVITIE Spring is come home with her world-wanderingfeet. And all things are made young with young desires. Francis Thompson C1859-19073 Shoulders back, head up, chest out . . . Tippa, Pam, and Jeanette practice the correct walk, following the suggestions of Mrs. Ruth Lang Fitzgerald, lecturer at the Charm Course for girls, sponsored by the Dean's Council. Q A- ,. :+:f1. 505 Hx jx-? jf'f 4 3 ,.. fob' 'C 6 'DG' , ., ,A 1, rl l . '!, ,. F' sv ' AQ- ' Q 'I-'Wim' lspfuf Wif,:5, Yf'f ' ' . A J M W w . gf.. yy 7' 1,J,Q. ' .5 I I J 9 .ev A G an , I 414 4 il GF 1967 Youth comes but once in cz Ijetime Henry W. Longfellow C1807-18825 69 A 'T'r1'- s 98 X HJ -MJ ., A J a new awareness of people . . . personalities faces minds similarities differences ideas . a new awareness of people . . . Paul John George Ringo . . . Beatle Mania! 'L-...- ,Af f . . . small things tiny things trifles lost in everydayness are Cas the saying goesb the things that mean a lot . CC' CLASS OF 1966 He wears the rose of youth upon him YV H Sh k C1564 16161 ,E wr 9 ' .- , 'Ki E ., . af. M '.+3Ee , lx g Vg M,-! nf 4 ,, ,X T xg' fb haf, n 5 I? lx. .Q xv' Q xg ! I ,,. J K, fa U . Y V A , ,S Q. Kip 4 tix? Q' I N W 111 FS O nw-- ki W w -fiexvfiejg, . Q., ,A of we f we if gq,',lMg3gf,5j,,i.gg9 A ,Woxwv 5-gwswm V- H 1 I it . . . study . . a2-Q-b2:C2 the vengeance . . phylum Chordata scientia potestas est ...Is everybody ready? . . . monkey monkey MONKEY 1 . . . wan Winter sun spreading greyness among us cannot really reach touch . . . . . . the fun-nutty, crazy things we laugh to remember - and often would prefer to forget . . . make-up girl talk clothes hairdos ..boys. 75 E 4 I V x w! I4 w.. 3 Hmm - answers to the English midyear - very interesting. Junior class officers Kathryn Bastoni, Treasurerg Sheila Vickery, Secretaryg Arthur Gray, President John Darsch, Vice-President. . . new school new friends . . new glory boy . . looking on past triumphs cups - plaques gold silver polished wood the hard-won laurels of hard-working teams . . . Ill . . s 9 i 5 Q 1 Q - ,. , .. , 5:5,.,I':,.Qv '5o'qvr:ftdFff foo o 0 O 0 oo on ug Q :Ze af: :ge gf! , . , I Q A M-,Qf:jQo,o,f.v.v.f. wg -yv,vy,v,f,v.'.'A .my ., wwe'-'-'- f'7w1's WM'f'-Wwvm i,p:bo50,xp:4:ajQgo,q 51,3 -i.'4'4'e 4 ',','4'4 2YOZ'3.' g 0 0 040,86 o 'fir' 1 1 1 OO0,,,,A vu r -wiv, 'lin s s ovoro, , .Silo . y O 9 'fft 0 'foto o f ,if ' v:':4'6'9'0f'!'A ' J' ,, A . . . 1 4 . Saturday sunshine - suspense, speed . . the half-time lull . . f ' of ww ay: QM Q1 I 1 ilbf 'RW ll . . . do you remember? the day we . . posed for the Pilgrim? . . . We is us he you they . . . . . . the sum but minus them isi ..... 79 4 CLASS OF 1964 so many differences classmates additions subtractions minor evolutions surroundings P.H.S. Plymouth-Carver philosophies We thought We were We weren't we thought we might we could we cou1dn't We thought we knew We didn't we thought we think We are so many differences se R- 80 O O O . . . it is important to be a part of things . . . to be with people . . . to be active . . . to be so alive... to be us... . .. ShoW's Workshop . . the good times that make us remember . . people . . . places . . . Wobbly cakes and floats . . . Memories crowd in . . . Li . . . do you remember Q W izl 1 t F X . . sophomore year . . J' . . the Latin Club convention - 2? fi . . the tourney . . . , 'fc ' . L- Q , . . the big SGHIOFS A , M , l , , ' ff' , . . . Mr. Stires . . .V ., w R and Margo. . . ' t V ..andJean... ' if ...and... an A . . . the waxy smell of freshly polished floors . . . dusty lockers lnkiness of new books . . . . scarred blackboards scrawled solutions . . . scarlet sweaters disrupt the classroom beige and green . . . . rough wind scraping skin chapped hands numb toes . . shivery explosions of excitement . . . concentration determination practice . . . . a last year for . . . a good teacher . . . a good friend - a school - . . . colors are merged, transformed in the gently tinted light . . . soft laughter 83 I M , , 1 5 1: . . . pony chorus horse chorus continuity specialties . . . The Senior Show stimulus - Tee Dee cast - senior class . . laugh it up laugh it down high low giggle guffaw . . . 'Z 5 , gi bc? . . . the last year of high school . . . P.C.H.S. stimulation of classes, teachersg omnipresent homework P.C.H.S. 84 school dances . . . an evolution in three years - twist hully-gully locomotion mashed potatoes flintstone bounce slide slop monkey - faces . . . mannerisms personalities smiles . . . the things we will remember Q SENIOR JOTTINGS cc , Bonjour, Jeanne, Jeanne, Jeanne. QUIET! Hi, Lover.' I wanna hold your hand. Now, Billy. Flirt! Get 'em! Yesterday her hair was brown. Your pass? Uh . . . Party? Where? Do I have to explain it in words of a HALF syllable? Machiavelli was a . . . Nice talk! It's no big thing! Hmm, class? Brick brownies and fallen marble cake . . . A-VE! Maintain your coolness. You look like . . CHAMPIONS ! Get dressed or take an 'F' ! UNO! I stripped the gears. WHAT, CLASS? All night party on Overlook Hill RIGHT I They broke up . . . again ! Really? CLEAR THE CORRIDORSV' Ponies - on stage! Hold your seats 'til the end of the game. It?s due second period, what'll I do? Calm down, Linda! Check it out! REPETI- TION IS THE MOTHER . . . Haw, haw haw! Work? Who, ME? It cracks me up! Boys and girls . . . Not too swift. We'll call it a panel meeting. Forget it! INTO YOUR CAGES ! I don't wanna hear it! No class. ''ZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz . . . Crutches, anyone? YEAH, YEAH, YEAH! May I have a ride, Pete? Confiscate that uncovered Physics book ! Talk about . . . How sweet it is! Leave it to the Seniors I Nice night for a . . . Qsighjv 86 'bf Then it's decidedg we'll recommend lounge furniture and a coke machine for our student lobby. - Members of the Student Exchange Committee: Daniel Carvalho, Betty Sue Stein, John Minahan, Lois Giovanetti, and Donna Prout. Nothing succeeds so well as success. Charles Maurice Talleyrand C1754-18383 Who, me? -Winner D.A.R. award for Best Girl Citizen, Brenda Stern. Cf-7 Sw ioiiiofogc I 935524 322:22 yigog 6'3!'I'Z'1 b 0,6 0 0 Q Do I look like a politician? - Student Government Day Repre sentative Winn Willard. CITED FOR HO OR Eddie feels at home. - Foreign student E d w a r d Karanja of Kenya. 5 I ton Kendrick. 2 Q The Three Musketeers-Representatives to Girls' and , Boys' State: Joseph Sylva, Barbara Knowles, and Carl- i 1 I I F .:.a.o.ife i ..-...A 8 E IOR S PERL T VES Excellence is never granted to man but as the reward of Iaborf' Sir Joshua Reynolds C1 723-1 7925 .gg A I Ml I Ml haf! BEST STUDENTS Mark and Pam spend a studious Saturday afternoon together. CLASS OPPOSITES 4!9Y7 + 6!3!7: Mary Linda and Brian CLASS SWEETHEARTS Larry and Diane pay attention - to each other. ull!!! - , i '.::4.,,w.y I K I Q Q D CLASS FLIRTS Billy and Sue meet for a library Hstudy date. BEST SCHOOL CITIZENS Junior janitors. - Joe and Anne X 24 I W x f P 'Vile fwl E' MOST TALENTED MOST LIKELY TO Viola paints our dancer Glen- SUCCEED Carleton and Sheil'a show us how to succeed in business without really trying. BEST-LOOKING Peter and Jean pose in the sunshine. HA PPY-G0-LUCKY Ready, aim, fire! - Steve and Sandy. BEST ATHLETES 'Ten-shun! - Mary Lou and Kent MOST INDEPENDENT It's all a mater of how you look at things. - Teedee and Gary BEST-DRESSED My favorite color, and so reason- able! - Don and Patti. BEST ALL-AROUND The biggest smiles, too! - Brenda and Paul PERSONALITY PLUS They were special advisors to the author! - Carol and Ralph. QM' 'T A CLASS WITS He always wanted to travel - but this way? Ann and Rob. 1 l S :Q K X -l 1. '14 r 1 IL fr I V ! PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Joseph Sylva Donald Caldwell EQ SENIOR PCN? W CLASS - ' Government and co-operation are in all things the laws oflyfe. John Ruskin C1819-19005 'i A SECRETARY TREASURER B da Ste Paul Fowler R ,R KX OFFICERS QQ , 2 ,jg M Q55 92 l N 5 w E - - lie- ' 931.4 -' -3- ' -7--li:.,4:sf5,,.:.A , .. :I A. ' K -7 , . Q , gf ..-.- . -.A A . .,, . EA - ,L.v. . ,Y M .. ,. 1 L. . 359 V -if .Ugg-A , L f 2 - .A fi. f- .,QQ'i- Ja, 1 :QQ I 'T VU' . 5 A H 51 . . - , '. N A M ... I 1, I - , Tl: ' ' ,f 'i 'fr??f.J1 ,f. ,L- xW'mw1nll 'd3 1 .1 f. . if - ' , -, 1 , kj :.u-aan wuz-ask ' -1- iq :rf 55:55 2, 3-apggun , qnnnlullvsh- qnndsIliiKR?W- ,tgp -gf -,f.gbf91' , ep .. 1 ,r,,4p,. x.,-1. --, 4. 1 f' ., .QC ' Q., 'Eff-Q fi -, Ve 3 ' V ' ' ' N' Q ' ' - 'fl 1 mwww:1m1ar1-iw: :rv-uf we 5 Peter .Iero-me Alves 1 122 Billington Street Skip 'N 1: assiduous . . . trig . . . flirtations ni Ambition: To attend Vesper-George Art 'll School. Favorite Saying: Get 'um big time! Pet Peeve: Unsociable girls. lgPrized Possession: Nummie and a in 1931 Ford. cgi Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom .iq Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee gi w l 1 v w ,g 43 Senior Show 4g Basketball 4. 4 .i ll ll I, li lv Gary William Banker f 9 Summer Street Banker 2 concise . . . well-read . . . fun-loving Q Possessio-n: My glory jacket. i gg in-a week Collector 2, sg s.A.s. 2, l i Ambition: To become an Army officer. . Favorite Saying: I don't want to hear 5 it. Pet Peeve: Football practice. Prized i Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Pilgrim 3, Michael Andrews, Jr. 227 South Pond Road Mike smiling . . . carefree . . . active Ambition: To become an accountant. Favorite Saying: Talk about- Pet Peeve: Period 5 English. Prized Posses- sion: My teeth. Prom Committee 3, 43 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. Diane Elizabeth Baldasaro 70 Summer Street Di talented . . . thoughtful . . . congenial Ambition: To entertain musically. Favorite Saying: Play cool! Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate boys. Prized Possession: My friendships. Orchestra 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3: Chorus 2, 35 Music Festival 2, 3: Aquatic Club 2, 35 Senior Show 45 Pilgrim 43 Senior Prom 4. Pamela Jean Barron 13 Holmes Terrace Pam effcrvescent . . . impulsive . . . modish Ambition: A junior college education. Favorite Saying: Now, what am I gonna do? Pet Peeve: Glory boys. Prized Possession: My mohair sweaters. Sports Club 3: Bookcover Salesman 3: Junior and Senior Proms 3, 4: Travel Club 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Senior Show 43 Dean's Council 4: Investment Club 2: Y-Teens 2: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. Bradford Paul Bartlett 65 Pleasant Street Big Brad composed . . . young-at-heart . . . happy Ambition: To enter the marines. Favorite Saying: Get lost! Pet Peeve: Girls that bother me. Prized Possession: My license. Baseball 3, 4. Sandra Ann Bergamini 24 Standish Court Sandy gracious . . . soft-spolceiz . . . obligiizg Ambition: To become a secretary. Favorite Saying: I don't know! Pet Peeve: Monday mornings. Prized Possession: My license. Pilgrim 2, 3, 4: Cashier 4: Travel Club 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. ,. -3,-ffueuaqntxf,-.-, ,.. .4 f,-,,.. v, ,-. -. -...-tww..-1.. ,,.., g,N,,:2..,-.'.:-',A,.,lL V ,i V. A wif' ' 't '3fff?2lZ?'.Z3'ff5.W'?1,.. i :,'-'.5i5iZ-' Mi' Q . 'ARlR .:ig9:+. i4.QJ,os1.:.lv.'.1:L v 1. . '. . -f', ., 7 ' - , ' -'esggf' , -. V ' 1,4 .'q , -V .. .U H uzauulluwn-V -v.f.fv1-6-vs,-4 E HC' 41:1 Jean Ann Basinski 15 Sandwich Street Bazink artistic . . . saucy . . . attractive Ambition: To become a fashion illus- trator. Favorite Saying: No big thing. Pet Peeve: People. Prized Possession: My pocketbook. Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 2: Banker 25 Junior Class Representative 39 Senior Show 4: Senior Prom 4: Cheerleader 2: Glee Club 3: Travel Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2. H035 'gg mel .' -ff. .- . A ...r--f 'HIISUQ 4 1 . . .L .,. I' mann- an... ., 474. -' QB? fi' ty 2 ., , ,,,f,,,, 'gal' rggisgigi '95 '-cQ....... 'J 1: Wk 7 . . 1. iw-.M ' 1: - . -,.-.fi-immeg-f..vL+,,-,.ufw.:4.. gf, ,-.1 ' v -fP'2'-lvxfraierffr -vrnvizffrvunrzn -aunsnawfwovnrrawzulsrzn Ann Marie Belanger 22 Sandwich Street Ann chatty . . . industrious . . . petite Ambition: To attend Plus School of Business. Favorite Saying: Oh, really? Pet Peeve: Weekends without Ralph. Prized Possession: Turquoise ring. 10q:-a-week Collector 2, 3. Edward Francis Bibeau, Jr. 242 Sandwich Street Eddie steadfast . . . independent . . . musical Ambition: To become a draftsman. Favorite Saying: No fooling, really? Pet Peeve: People who don't mind their own business. Prized Possession: My photography lab. Band 2, 3, 4: Biology Lab Staff 1. fi' gy xde-:wav-P at ' fl, V gf -. lf :- ,, f ' e 5:7-,X .. .4 I . - -.f f. si ' . ' ' ' ' Q-ffif?Qi'-ff:,ehrivm: , .T Q.. , 4 are . f .- A-.' PM U : Q I E A I Lieber - ' ' .z,,,,vf W...-. ,,,, twin tltmaw-mmeewmwxz-15 -.-..-.-.-.-N4-:1-we..-11, . ,. -. . ,. .Nz iA'S'f .1r:,g5,52.L1'Q 'Lfnjqis rl, gy,wr-.fufgillbgf-L5:i'f,fl-'ri'1'- 3.-A,j.i:v,4.,,g,s. MJw3Pi..i2h nmla0qQunim .. 3 ,Mmm-,V g 5 ig ' .,.-,-mn----..... -N-H 'J 1 V .I :vw 'I -.-.f,,.i.-u.v-we-y'. imrfra- x'::.Nf:, A N at L, its ' i I f 'w - ' -xt - r ' - X .24 .- I ,,....e,.,-,.x,.,.,,.-..,,,..- . , . .. - . g . ',.us,,,. .,.n,,,, - - - --wa.,-fx-:crux-rw. Jerry Allan Birnstein 10 Alvin Road Jerry blithe . . . enthusiastic . . . vocal Ambition: To go to college. Favorite Saying: Whoops! Pet Peeve: Broken needles. Prized Possession: Hi-fi-stereo set. Chorus 3, 4. Peter Bongiovanni 3 South Cherry Street Pete scholarly . . . hard-working . . . gregarious Ambition: To become an electrical engineer. Favorite Saying: What'd you say? Pet Peeve: Locking lockers. Prized Possession: Permanent pass. Travel Club 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4g Cashier ill: Senior Show 45 Pilgrim Staff Editor Bonita Marie Bonfiglio 24 Allerton Street Bunny conscientious . . . gay . . . pixie-ish Ambition: To become a medical secre- tary. Favorite Saying: Hey, Kids! Pet Peeve: Butch. Prized Possession: My black slacks. Marching Girls 45 Cashier 33 Travel Club 2, 3g Dance Committees 3, 4g Junior Prom 3: Senior Prom 45 Gradua- tion Usher 3g Senior Show 4. Clyde Francis Bongiovanni Off Cherry Court Bongi ready smile . . . breezy . . . determined Ambition: To attend college. Favorite Saying: Cool it! Pet Peeve: Monday mornings. Prized Possessio-n: My license. Band 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Travel Club 3, 4g Pilgrim 3, 4g Senior Show 4. Ralph Anthony Bonna 136 Standish Avenue Pudge debonair . . . cuddly . . . sincere Ambition: To become a teacher. Favorite Saying: How about that? Pet Peeve: Football practice. Prized Possession: Food. S.A.S. 2: Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 65 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, 15a-a-week Collector 4. 1 Karen Lee Borgatti 14 Bradford Street Peabrain demzzrc . . . patient . . . bright-cycd Ambition: To attend Le Baron School. Favorite Saying: Aw, come on! Pet Peeve: Boys who like attention. Prized Possession: Volkswagen convertible. Dean's Council 43 Senior Show 4, Office Assistant 4. Richard Lawrence Boynton Beaver Dam Road, Manomet Dick zmostentatious . . . hefty . . . jolly Ambition: To go to business school. Favorite Saying: Get 'em Kid! Pet Peeve: Shy girls. Prized Possession: My radio. 'Patricia Lee Bourne 11 Hall Street Patty twinkling . . . petite . . . lithe Ambition: To become a medical secre- tary. Favorite Saying: Be Good! Pet Peeve: Conceited peoplej Prized Pos- session: My telephone. Business Staff 2, 3, 4: Travel Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 151-a-week Collec- tor 4: Lab Staff 4: and Chorus 4. - awww-fnmmaatbne' 'Avid , . 5. 4 I f A ' ' 1 ' ' f . ,, r . . ,, f -f F., 5 A 2 2 3 5' - ' 1 3 i 2 - 1 A sw-urn l -V.-.va..-.... L .M-Q., 4 Q .-.a F S, 4 , t :I 2 : , - ' Q , za-.5 . , . I N, Q 2 1 ....,.Ll,,.-,..W..,.,. n.!sVl'l'h.-D Q1 J-W'-1 I-:zu-2 5 V 3 t y p , I 1 ar.-1: :.:, , -,V . in 4 41 fi MM'-ff' ,Aff it Charlotte Penny Boyer 176 Sandwich Street Penny melodious . . . gentle . . . youthful Ambition: To become a jazz pianist. Favorite Slaying: Oh, shut up. Pet Peeve: People who swear. Prized Possession: My future car. Glee Club 3, 45 Dance Committee 43 and Bowling League 4. Steven George Braz 21 Spooner Street Humphrey popular . . . 'rational . . . yogi Ambition: Undecided. Favorite Saying: I give up. You tell me! Pet Peeve: Fords. Prized Possession: '57 Plymouth. Band 2, 3, 4: Senior Show 4. .44 1, ........, 4' :P st 5-' I l,, 4 'lv I- I' ' s ,fi X, 4' ff 5, 1 4. 5 .R 4... , M 'xx ,a , ,. A - f . QL Q 't E, f, AN, L, 5 :': 1 ' V. -yemsz-1-,wv..cf..:Q 1.1N.sv.s-,.-m-w.-.1.r.....-.--1-1n-ua-wuv-pgnf,-1...s l 'N'-11's-4-rvf w4-+L:--I-yer:-'fr' N ' '--Y Lawrence James Brewster 37 Samoset Street C002 sporty . . . stable . . . practical Ambition: To attend college. Favorite Saying: What do you hear? Pet Peeve: Argument with D. D. Prized Posses- sion: You guessed it! Travel Club 2, Football 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. Donald Walter Brown 26 Spooner Street Donnie dexteroiis . . . devilish . . . busy Ambition: To become a carpenter. Favorite Saying: Well, talk about wow! Pet Peeve: Chevys. Prized Possession: '56 Mercury. Intramurals 4. Nancy Jean Briggs 6 Cliff Street Nance beautiful brown eyes . . . studious . . . positive Ambition: To enter college. Favorite Saying: Ah, so. Pet Peeve: The Green Hornet and flies. Prized Possession: My Duke sweatshirt. Pilgrim 2, 3, 43 Banker 3, National Honor Society 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Travel Club 3, 43 Sports Club 3, 4: Marching Girls 2, 3, 4: Newspaper Staff 4: College Bowl 3, 4, Math Club 4: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Tennis 2: English Librarian 3: Drama Club 4. Judith Ann Brigida 325 Sandwich Street Judi personable . . . flighty . . . talkative Ambition: To work. Favorite Saying: I almost care. Pet Peeve: Miss B. S. Prized Possession: Two cats and a dog. Marching Girls 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 33 Chorus 3, 43 Pilgrim 4. Alana Turner Burgess 16 Nelson Street Red beaming . . . restless . . . perservering Ambition: To become an airline hostess. Favorite Saying: Forget it. Pet Peeve: Mr. Manning's 1000 minus one. Prized Possession: My electric blanket. Travel Club 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, Cashier 4: Chorus 45 Senior Prom 43 Library Assistant 4. QM '11'?7. gp, Cynthia Ann Cabral 292 Court Street Cindy svelte . . . swinging . . . cheery Ambition: To join the Navy. Favorite Saying: I've finally got that done. Pet Peeve: My younger brother, Mussa. Prized Possession: My Junior year report card. Newspaper 3: Office Assistant 4: Chorus 3, 4: Marching Girls 4. Susan Carter 92 Allerton Street Sue whimsical . . . glib . . . -flirtatious Ambition: To enter nursing. Favorite Slaying: Forget it! Pet Peeve: Un- friendly people. Prized Possession: My baby sister. Marching Girls 2, 3, 4: Hockey 35 Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 Senior Prom 4: Senior Show 4: Library Assistant 4: S.A.S. 2: Pilgrim 43 Sports' Club 3, 4. gf, m 3 Donald Richard Caldwell 20 Fremont Street Donnie best-dressed . . . wordly . . . pensive Ambition: To become a success. Favorite Saying: That's good. Pet Peeve: Teachers that won't listen. Prized Possession: My car. Cross Country 2: Track 25 Dance Com- mittee 2, 3g Latin Club 2: Football 45 Junior Prom Committee 3: Travel Club 3, 4: President 4. yGi2QiW9!YN vu 3 f f J 4 3 1' 1 sa, , 1: ly! r G-.. . ' -, .. 1 im- 57925 qu,-.1 . ...7 --NX... xt , 1171370 Will 1 vvllm. 4.,,,.. 5 ,,,...., 5.c......,..-. fi ...... Y 1 ' Z 7 6 r s. 4' Q, . 3 5,15 ' 35. Philip Francis Callery 15 Park Road Phil fleet . . . earnest . . . hockey-esque Ambition: To become a t e a c h e r Favorite Saying: I'll buy that! Pet Peeve: No ice in winter. Prized Posses- sion: Scout truck. Track 2, 3: Cross Country 2, 3: Varsity Club 2, 3: Latin Club 23 Ticket Seller 3 Richard John Cavicchi 3 Forest Avenue Court Richie curly . . . mechanical-minded . . . slick Ambition: To work in mechanical technology. Favorite Saying: Get um! Pet Peeve: A certain spoiled brat. Prized Possession: My baby brother. Junior Prom Committee 3: Basketball 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior Show 4. sE....,..:,.s if Nhimumlidgl ' ???f'fZ'1'l?s'?, qquuaoullii .panama -ann-mann-1-?.a-nnowiw Suzlanne Marie Cavicchi 64 Oak Street Sue amicable . . . airy . . . always late Ambition: To become a secretary. Favorite Saying: I wasn't talking. Honest! Pet Peeve: Wrinkled clothes. Prized Possession: A certain S. B. Marching Girls 2, 3, 4: Senior Show 4: Leader Corps 4: Office Assistant 4: Cashier 4: Graduation Committee 4. Drago Peter Clifton 3 Shore Drive Drago sociable . . . anxious . . . intense Ambition: To become a chemist. Favorite Saying: Holy, Michael! Pet Peeve: The long lunch line. Prized Possession: My independence. L5 Ann Adele Ceccarelli 21 Hall Street Cecca tasteful . . . flirtations . . . carefree Ambition: To become a t e a c h e r. Favorite Saying: Get 'eml Pet Peeve: Paying for those phone calls. Prized Possession: 27 bangles. 10a-a-week Collector 2, 33 15a-a-week Collector 4: Travel Club 2, 35 Office Assistant 3, 4: Marching Girls 2, 3, 4: Senior Show 4: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: S.A.S. 33 Banker 3: Cashier 3. Carol Lynn Churchill Main Street, Plympton Carol probing . . . straightforward . . . industrious Ambition: Research work in industry. Favorite Saying: If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Pet Peeve: People who are conceited. Prized Possession: 3 cats, 1 dog, 5 geese, and 47 fish. Library Assistant 4. Sharyn Linnly Converse Main Street, Center Carver Shary articulate . . . stylish. . . . spirited Ambition: Commercial artist. Favorite Saying: You nut! Pet Peeve: Lack of time for dressing in gym. Prized Possession: My cranberry mohair sweater. Outing Club 35 Yearbook 3: Pep Club 3: Junior and Senior Prom 3, 4g Senior Show 45 Bowling 4. ,nv QS Mary Ann Cook Benham Street Mary dependable . . . rollicking . . . bright Ambition: To get married. Favorite Saying: How about that! Pet Peeve: Men drivers. Prized Possession: The telephone. Cashier 4: Softball 2. Elias Costa, Jr. 32 Water Street Junior thoughtful . . . iizdiistrious . . . candid Ambition: To own a fishing boat. Favorite Saying: How sweet it is! Pet Peeve: Homework. Prized Posses- sion: My '47 Merc. 101-a-week Collector 3: 151-a-week Col- lector 4. Robert Fulmer Corbett 29 Vernon Street Robert well-liked . . . talented . . . active Ambition: To be an architect. Favorite Saying: 14476 Worth. Pet Peeve: Girls. Prized Possession: My lunch. Pilgrim 2, 35 Travel Club 3: Radio Club 2: Junior and Senior Proms 3, 4: Football 2: Senior Show 4: Dance Com- mittees 2, 3, 45 Science Assistant 4. .N rv.-vzwgn1.xv.vr:r,.wuzr.14o-v-f..n.m--1.-.-a-wwe---1 . .... 7 ,. 1,4--'A-pat'-544-'DIP,': ' , ,',, V --:Lil-'nffift' ' .54-,'g-1--:H A Q. 'M' vnfmevv .u- ..-Vw r -Ao. 5 ' f wi:uvnwm J . 1- -w-sv,v:f:ni42+er'i4v - 'rv fl 4-'li' 49 Roger A. Correira 126 Standish Avenue Roger suave . . . clever . . . relaxed Ambition: To work on construction. Favorite Saying: What do you say! Pet Peeve: Chevys. Prized Possession: My Ford products. Joyce Lee Costa 14 Peck Avenue Smiley sedate . . . gentle . . . diligent Ambition: To become a hairdresser. Favorite Saying: How about that! Pet Peeve: Conceited boys and girls. Prized Possession: My record collection. Pilgrim 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 35 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 4. Eff 'X aw... i-...N 'X WYATZI4 Mary Linda Costa 97 Cherry Street Half-pint wee . . . willing . . . dainty Ambitio-n: To become a hairdresser. Favorite Saying: Get 'em Kid! Pet Peeve: History class: 6 period days. Prized Possession: A necklace from a certain boy. Newspaper 4: Senior Show 45 Fashion Show 4: Marching Girls 3. Kathryn Anne Davis 52 Cliff Street Kathy taciturn . . . perceptive . . . pretty Ambition: To attend Cape Cod Com- munity College. Flavorite Saying: Eh yep! Pet Peeve: 6 o'clock a.m. Prized Possession: My kitten. Librarian 3: Junior Prom 3, Senior Prom 4g Chorus 4g Senior Show 4g School Play 4. Carol Anne Cotti 309 Sandwich Street Carol studious . . . impeccable . . . blushing Ambition: To become a nurse. Favorite Saying: Oh Yeah? Pet Peeve: Straight hair. Prized Possession: My white mohair sweater. Marching Girls 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim Staff 2, Senior Show 45 Latin Club 2, Travel Club 2, 35 Dance Committees 2, 3: Senior Prom 4: Junior Prom 3. Patti Leslie Dahl 8 Mayflower Street Patti chic . . . fair . . . stoical Ambition: To marry and live happily. Favorite Saying: Hey, look!! Pet Peeve: People. Prized Possession: My Daytona Beach sweatshirt. Marching Girls 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim Staff 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Travel Club 25 Dean's Council 3g Senior Show 4. Geraldine Rae Dearn 46 Standish Avenue Gerry perky . . . frank . . . happy-go-lucky Ambition: To become a hairdresser. Favorite Saying: Talk about-. Pet Peeve: Slow drivers. Prized Possession: My stuffed animals. Linda Lee Doll 69 Cliff Street Doll merczlmal . . . impetuous . . . candid Ambition: Retailing. Flavorite Saying: You have a problem. Pet Peeve: Not having a car. Prized Possession: You know who. Latin Club 3, Sports Club 3, Field hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4: Soft- ball 2g Pilgrim 2, 3, 4, Staff Editor 4: Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 4, Graduation Usher 3. Allen Carl Ekland 176 Water Street Al droll . . . delibeirate . . . covzscientiozas Ambition: To become a teacher. Favorite Saying: That's the breaks! Pet Peeve: Stuck-up girls. Prized Possession: Mad magazine collections. Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Travel Club 2, 39 Intramurals 43 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. Gayle Irene Douglas Half-Way Pond Dougie hushed . . . wide-eyed . . . devoted Ambition: To become a secretary. Favorite Saying: How about that! Pet Peeve: People who ask why. Prized Possession: B. B. Office Assistant 45 Typing 45 Senior Prom 4: Librarian 45 Pilgrim 4. ' . AUX il half? Tlggikii -5' , C re Z1 K 3 5 .1 ' r,--,. i is 5 5 Q..g4..wf1-M-qrvuamzw f .,,.,.... .vg...... . 1 4 3 -' .. ., , '1-1ff'f:H-1-E-.Wx .',gu:w.qX.yyguafJ NY- -, Diane Carol Dunlap 46 Cliff Street Dee elegant . . . svelte . . . serene Ambition: To become a medical secre- tary. Favorite Saying: Oh, bananas! Pet Peeve: Argument with L. B. Prized Possession: No. 12 8a No. 31. S.A.S. 2, 35 Latin Club 2g Tennis 2g Travel Club 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Hockey 35 Pilgrim 3: Marching Girls 4g Alumni Night 3. Reijo Arne Fager Center Street, North Carver Ray zmpertzwbed . . . fair . . . wholesome Ambition: To become a bookkeeper. Favorite Saying: What's up? Pet Peeve: Business law. Prized Posses- sion: My stamp collection. I I I Q ll . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' v I I I aI is I I I I I I 'Gyms 2, Ann Marie Fernandes 82 South Street Anna spicy . . . tailored . . . full-of-fun Ambition: To become a nurse. Favorite Saying: How sweet it is. Pet Peeve: Staying at home. Prized Possession: Mohair sweater. Softball 3 g 1542-a-week Collector 43 Pep Squad 4. Jeremy David Freeman 26 Whiting Street Jerry satirical . . . non-conforvnish . . . creative Ambition: To become a writer. Favorite Saying: By the jewels of the prophet. Pet Peeve: My brothers and sisters. Prized Possession: My typewriter. Chess Club 4. 'ug-ff f'y Patricia Ann Ferrari Federal Furnace Road Trish comely . . . zany . . . scintillating Ambition: To become a nurse. Favorite Saying: Get serious. Pet Peeve: Get- ting up early in the morning. Prized Possession: Stingray. Pep Squad 4: Senior Show 4: Librarian 3. Paul Michael Fowler Paul buoyant . . .friendly . . . trustworthy Ambition: To be an accountant. Favorite Saying: Cut that out. Pet Peeve: Those arguments. Prized Possession: That gal. Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4: S.A.S. 2, 4g Varsity 2, 3, 4: 101-a-week Collector 2, 3g Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. Mark Alan Freyermuth 40 Russell Street Mark congenial . . . sincere . . . unassuming Ambition: Electronics Research En- gineering. Favorite ,Slayingz Spread out! Pet Peeve: Forgetfulness. Prized Possession: A permanent corridor pass. Latin Club 2g Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 43 President 3, 4: Travel Club 3g Treasurer 35 Newspaper 43 Track 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: 151-a-week Collector 45 10a-a-week Collector 3. . ., . 4 - -' -f I . - 3 X- :gf La? F227 .-f Russell Thurston Fry III Jordan Road Butch adaptable . . . collegiate . . . determined Ambition: To succeed in college. Favorite Slaying: Why not? Pet Peeve: Second gear. Prized Possession: My '53 Ford. Dance Committees 2, 3: Senior Show 4: Prom 3. Valerie Louise Girard 6 Overlook Road Val neat . . . reliable . . . pleasant Ambition: College, then marriage. Favorite Saying: That's right! Pet Peeve: Snobs. Prized Possession: My friends. Marching Girls 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 4: Pilgrim 3, 43 S.A.S. 2, 3, 43 Travel Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary 3. 4: Book- cover Salesman 23 Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senior Proms 3, 45 Graduation Usher 3. X, MVS .ff 543473 Sheila Louise Gallagher 221 Sandwich Street Sheila agreeable . . . calm . . . rosy Ambition: To become a medical nurse. Favorite Saying: Oh, come now! Pet Peeve: English. Prized Possession: My charm bracelet. Leader Corps 43 Cashier 45 Dean's Council 45 Librarian 45 Senior Show 4. if -v I-s scene, .-.ss ve- :fi 5 . -. i avnvnmvu Marie Ann Gallerani 12 Alden Street Galley gay . . . faithful . . . precise Ambition: to become a stewardess. Favorite Saying: I don't know. Pet Peeve: Mr. Manning's thousand minus one. Prized Possession: My albums. Senior Show 43 Librarian 3. Gail Louise Govoni 2 off Cherry Street Peanuts short . . . dependable . . . ready Ambition: To work after graduation. Favorite Slaying: You don't say. Pet Peeve: Someone in the 4th period study. Prized Possession: My nick- name. Pep Squad 4g Newspaper 45 Senior Show 4. ff 'Ss- al-nlulbur auniihdihlwh A, 11- liv 431 mn .... 3 ..-f-- Jane Maria Govoni 225 Standish Avenue Jania persevering . . . dulcet-voiced . . . spritely Ambitio-n: To become a hairdresser. Favorite Saying: Gettem! Pet Peeve: My older brother. Prized Possession: My class ring. Travel Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2g Dance Committees 2, 33 Senior Show 43 Code Club 33 French Club 33 Senior Prom Committee 4. Pamela Hood Hale 94 Allerton Street Pam intellectual . . . stately . . . golden Ambition: To graduate from college. Favorite Saying: Not so quiet. Pet Peeve: Insincerity. Prized Possession: A tempera painting of my cat. Field Hockey 2, 33 Pilgrim 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Newspaper 4g Tennis 23 S.A.S. 2, 33 Dance Commit- tees 2, 3, 43 Junior Librarian 2g Na- giorlial Honor Society 3, 43 Sports Club Robert Arthur Greaves 2 Nelson Court Bab responsible . . . zmdemonstrative . . . quick Ambition: To enter the Navy. Favorite Saying: You couldn't print it! Pet Peeve: Homework. Prized Possession: '56 Studebaker. Radio Club 2g Football 2, 33 Varsity Club 3. , , ge-xv 1 253, 252-2 John Francis Grennell 3 Town Street Gringo mischievous . . . spirited . . . road menace Ambition: To go into the Army. Favor- ite Saying: Get 'em Big Time! Pet Peeve: A certain Karen P. Prized Pos- fsession: Ma Urann's Study. Brian Whitley Hall 6 Standish Court Whit witty . . . popular . . . casual Ambition: To become a sports announ- cer. Favorite Saying: I guess so, Mister! Pet Peeve: A certain one. Prized Possession: My classy brim. Basketball 2, 33 Junior Prom 33 Senior Show 4. ' 'TT ' -l rf. --rzsi-, ,: :. e fn, ' .. dwg'-ms, ug.: , 1 . , i A U ' s Marcia Hallenbeck Valley Road, Manomet Charlie flzcttery . . . capable . . . logical Ambition: To become a nurse. Favorite Saying: Mother Mc Crea. Pet Peeve: Slowpokes. Prized Possession: My angel. 10gz-a-week Collector 2, 3: Travel Club 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 2, 3, 4g 151-a-week Collector 45 Program Seller 4: Dean's Council 45 Senior Show 4. Virginia Warren Harlow 13 Pleasant Street Ginny artistic . . . courteous . . . composed Ambition: A worthwhile career. Favorite Saying: I can't help it. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Prized Pos- session: My real friends. Dance Committee 2: Banker 2: Travel Club 25 Junior Prom 3: Cashier 33 Class Representative 35 Dean's Council 45 Laboratory Assistant 4: Newspaper 4: Senior Show 4. 'W' ,,,,,.n4 Diane Carol Hamblin 158 Court Street Di joyous . . . at ease . . . cordial Ambition: To enter stenotype school. Favorite Saying: It ain't a big thing. Pet Peeve: A certain English teacher. Prized Possession: My special ring. Senior Show 4. ' Y? l S A 'll 2 4' 'iid' ig? A gfa u I f E if VI. ' .- ' iv-f.m6n-,v 7 ' ' .2111 I H, E .54-N. f, ' .-aueizulnvvlee l A ' w-w. 1 f 1 ss-.mvffznyavesvfxiwawdv-avy..x.v 'f' 7Pi'-4'Mfi J'T2 '77W73i?l?1V1Jlknlr1g.- ' -ann-au4'wovnerax.'znAw,rpnu 1 l I l I 3 4 i l v ll Nancy Louise Hlanelt 212 Cherry Street Nan gl good-'matured . . . modest . . . careful Ambition: To become a hairdresser. 1 Favorite Saying: I don't know. Pet 1 Peeve: History class. Prized Posses- ' J sion: My wallet. 3 l l l fe Phylis Ann Harris 26 Murray Street Phyl 5. amused . . . restrained . . . wide-eyed V l Ambition: To become a career girl. Favorite Saying: That's it! Pet Peeve: k My Johnny Mathis albums. Gym Club 25 Home Economics Club 2: l Chorus 2: Dean's Council 4: Senior Show 43 Pilgrim 4. L1 I I XM 6. bk 0'i2'.!?V '4'739'yii?xfat7f' ' nlnliuower rzaoiovivlvirsvznv-cannons-ununngs tw-ws? llfx45r1'2Ql 9WlQ . r Viola Elaine Harris 171 Jordan Road Vi talented . . . devout . . . slender Ambition: To become a successful art- ist.Favorite Saying: What in the world! Pet Peeve: Noisy eaters. Prized Posses- sion: My portfolio. Pilgrim 2, 3, 4: Co-editor Art Staff 4: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Girls' Track 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Secret- ary-Treasurer 3, 4: Cashier 4: Junior Prom 35 Senior Show 4. Robert Blanchard Hedge River Street Hedgie pranlcislz . . . vital . . . nonchalant Ambition: To go to the Ozarks. Favor- ite Saying: Curtains for that idea! Pet Peeve: Fry's second gear. Prized Pos- session: Coon dog. Cross Country 2, 33 Senior Show 4. , 'v..-A-Al Deborah Louise Huathaway 11 Oak Street Deb modest . . . alert . . . cheerful Ambition: To graduate. Favorite Say- ing: I don't get this physics. Pet Peeve: Immature boys. Prized Possession: My personal paintings. Latin Club 2: Lettering Class 33 Dance Committees 3: Chorus 4: Math Club 45 Senior Show 4. James Scott Hathaway 10 Oak Street Jimmy composed . . . friendly . . . scientific Ambition: To become an electronic technician. Favorite Slaying: Hi group! Pet Peeve: Grouchy people. Prized Pos- session: Cannon. Football 2: Travel Club 3, 4. Mary Ellen Hollis Rocky Hill Road Mary upright . . . genztine . . . reliable Ambition: To become a secretary. Fav- orite Saying: Boy, I'm telling you! Pet Peeve: Mr. Mannings 5,000's. Prized Possession: R.S. Librarian 3, 45 15a-a-week Collector 45 Newspaper 4: Dance Committees 4, Senior Show 4. ho' 4'9- '09 v Lillian Amelia Jacintho 240 Court Street Lill diligent . . . loyal . . . humble Ambition: To become a nurse. Favor- ite Saying: Don't get shook. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Prized Possession: Robert. Pep Squad 4: Senior Show 4. Shirley Ann Johnson 236 Standish Avenue Shirl blonde . . . tiny . . . reserved Ambition: To become a secretary. Favorite Saying: I don't know. Pet Peeve: People looking for trouble. Prized Possession: My clothes. Cashier 45 Office Assistant 4. .-X Robert Francis Jefska 22 Sawyer Place Bob peaceable . . . industrious . . . reserved Ambition: To join the Navy. Favorite Saying: See you later on that one. Pet Peeve: The Red Sox when they play like the Mets. Prized Possession: Everything. Baseball 3, 4: Intramurals 4. My 4 3 51:3 5 . , 5 Z C 4 - 1 i If 3 g Xuobnmthhmwalvsvbuvig-'anmmldm?'amaAgv': e...a.-..-ua.-...-o..-I Z ai . l- ll 1 , - ' - -Z' 2 Di-f.',. ,.. , I ' I 1 'fin-wr,-.l,.y+'nav,. - V .,...f-...- HAT.. 3 11144 ' ' 12034411 .K - it ' ' :ang 54:-yliplmt-ws.-,4g:.fr.y21 -' '-,t71f'?.?!VLll4'lf!t1lV'i'C'6NP4l34Yhl9'-Q'FifYR7i6N5'b37CK'YW4'b'V5l Linda Dawn .lenness 11 Cushman Street Jenness supple . . . individual . . . inquisitive Ambition: College. Favorite Saying: I might worry about it. Pet Peeve: People. Prized Possession: Joey. Latin Club 2: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Prom Committees 35 Junior Repre- sentative 3g Dean's Council 4, March- ing Girls 4g Senior Show 4: Pilgrim Staff 4. Sandra Ann Kaiser 38 North Spooner Street Sandy unaffected . . . popular . . . sparkling Ambition: To go to Hawaii. Fnavorite Saying: You know what I mean! Pet Peeve: John Grennell. Prized Posses- sion: A certain necklace. Marching Girls 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 4, Senior Show 4: Fashion Show 4. 51 f -lunuldwt J Xi l .,. It IJ 5,-:Q P Q? sb 5 ir it S' qi ! ,ll X' ' N: .J 5 5 fs? , . ls.. 2- f 'MB I Fl 5135.401 its Af-,L 5 N ' , W, H. rl ' an gt ix v, tbl wx V 1, K ,I ., 2 ass-is-u-vu:-I-:rm--.1.wum-. ...L l MM-- 3 if fir Robert Newhall Keay 12 Warren Avenue Bob Joseph Robert Keller 23 Mt. Pleasant Street Joe attentive . . . good-natured . . . cziltured Ambition: To go to college. Favorite Saying: It's the principle of the thing. Pet Peeve: Not being called by correct name. Prized Possession: My tape recordings. Senior Show 45 Show Skit 25 Alumni Night 35 Bookcover Salesman 35 Senior Edward Njenga Karanja 9 Gray Avenue Eddy dedicated . . . ambitious . . . eloquent Ambition: To enter law or medicine. Fuavorite Saying: How about that? Pet Peeve: Snow and cold weather. Prized Possession: Semi-classical music. Track 2, 35 Soccer 2, 35 Debate Club 2, 35 International Club 2, 35 Travel Club 4. Carleton Warren Kendrick, Jr. 141 Court Street Turk 'versatile . . . composed . . . astute Ambition: To earn my P.H.D. in Psy- chology. Favorite Saying: Gambe- galore. Pet Peeve: Losing the finals in the Tech. Prized Possession: My appetite. S.A.S. 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 35 Presi- dent 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Shows Work- shop 35 Latin Club 3, 45 Dance Commit- tees 2, 3, 45 Boy's State 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3. courteous . . . perceptive . . . pe1'eg'rine Ambition: To attend college. Favorite Saying: Great! Pet Peeve: People who think life is a big joke. Prized Posses- sion: My five-dollar gold piece. 15qz-a-week Collector 35 Senior Show 45 Math Club 45 Intramurals 4. Prom 45 Dance Committee 4. Barbara Louise Knowles 1 Samoset Court Bunny imaginative . . . keen . . . selfless Ambition: To become an archaeologist. Favorite Saying: Really? Pet Peeve: Sitting still. Prized Possession: My Joan Baez albums. Pilgrim 2, 3, Co-editor 45 Chess Club 45 Travel Club 2, 3, 45 Newspaper 35 Latin Club 25 Shows Workshop 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Math Club 45 Junior Prom 35 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Quiz Bowl 3, 45 Program Salesman 25 Senior Prom Committee 45 Junior Prom Committee 3. -4 i Jlames Alton Lapham State Road, Manomet Jimmy on-the-go . . . impulsive . . . prankish Ambition: To win at Indianapolis. Favorite Saying: Keep it limp. Pet Peeve: Chevys. Prized Possession: 1956 Mercury. Karen Marie Lee 51 Pleasant Street Karen reserved . . . widefcyed . . . meticulous Ambition: To graduate from college. Favorite Saying: Oh beauty! Pet Peeve: People who say say , Prized Posses- sion: My stuffed monkey. Pilgrim 2, 3, 45 Shows Workshop 25 Programs 25 Proms 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Girls' Bowling 4. L45 .'M1rQ6WiQ6! W7W6' 4 ff , W r, we lifiifji' Eg? 4 - ,f 4 f -, . It f Q-,,jl,2gf1Yg,'r .' :ex 95.f:w-F.-1-4:-.-,.. 3 .-...A 'Q ? 1Q?,J.,, .','?jf', ' 4 ,.Y...3.,...... 3, Q 'f'i v..,,,,,,' snvnmnuenalu-v e . ,g ,,... I .1 F 6 'T 'FI-1 Janet Elinor Larson Old Sandwich Road Janet personable . . . independent . . . mature Ambition: To become a t e a c h e r. Favorite Saying: Forget it! Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Prized Possession: My guitar. Field Hockey 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Newspaper 35 Senior Show 45 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Math Club 45 Latin Club 25 Travel Club 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 3, 45 S.A.S. 2, 35 Pilgrim 2, 4. Paul Frank LaVoie Little Pond Paul compliant . . . aspiring . . . tuneful Ambition: To become a Naval officer. Favorite Saying: Did you do your homework? Pet Peeve: Practicing the clarinet. Prized Possession: My guitar. Band 2, 3, 45 Cashier 4. Stephen Anthony Leonardi 12 Gould Road Steve masculine . . . comical . . . tranquil Ambition: To attend Northeastern. F-avorite Saying: Behind whose red barn? Pet Peeve: New York Giants Fans. Prized Possession: The police sticker. Pilgrim 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Track 3, 4. F Ni 'N l- ' -.1 . f . r P ' ,. 1' r.. :- 54 - ,,,,:-'LQ-..-.iz .v .. wang! I V ' . , -manga' qnuumunw- -' .. 1149 -' ,- r - -. 1- .iii Lg A., V ', L ' 1 'fi:?c, l N' '25,-'E : 4 V .f , ll I F A xv f-. , 4 J' J ijt' , -M' '- I . . ,. .-rw .'. Fr ff . ?5Lai?ff2535'?Z5lii.,. :,., .,,,.A.5,.-- .1 ' ' - ' .. 1- . -' : --:af - -- A , , ,wiv I ihbt Ll-IUIK xt: X? l w - . f I x 4 X Stax an A , .. . , 'o.Zc'.f2g-1-fffi-223 2:-1-iff'-':'f.15GU ' Lawrence Michael Lewis Beaver Dam Road Stretch tall . . . subtly witty . . . argumentative Ambition: To attend Northeastern. Favorite Saying: Oh, yeah! Pet Peeve: Mrs. Urann. Prized Possession: His '39 Merc convertible. Dance Committee 2. i Sandra Ellen Lodi 6 Oak Street Sandy refreshing . . . quiescent . . . conscientious Ambition: To become a s e c r e t a r y. Favorite Saying: Well! Pet Peeve: Six-period days. Prized Possession: My baby brother. Marching Girls 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 4: Dance Committee 25 Pilgrim 4: 15c-a- week Collector 4: Office Assistant 3: Latin Club 2, 3: Travel Club 2, 3: 1042- a-week Collector 2, 3. 'N - H .- Eggwi :5?. A . 'f A is 1' Y-fires f J.'? '7'f fi ' -1 Kenneth Morton Libby, Jr. 12 Atlantic Street Lib placid . . . persevering . . . casual Ambition: A career in aviation. Favorite Saying: Surely you jest! Pet Peeve: Wise-guy teachers. Prized Possession: The Big Chrysler Mill. 3' 'U' Priscilla Jean Linehan Warren Avenue Silla teasing . . . congenial . . . thoughtful Ambition: Nursing. Favorite Saying: Oh, no. Pet Peeve: Waiting. Prized Possession: Black flats. Banking 23 Marching Girls 2, 3, 43 Dean's Council 4: and Senior Show 4. Marilyn Jean Lopes 41 Summer Street Mariley unpredictable . . . loquacious . . . coinely Ambition: To become a model. Favorite Saying: I don't wanna hear it. Pet Peeve: Mike Stefani. Prized Posses- sion: My mohair sweater. Marching Girls 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3: Dean's Council 45 Senior Show Junior and Senior Proms 3, 4g Dal Committee 3. J-'lb 1 gmudi' E Mary Ellen Louise Luz 94 South Street Cleo sensitive . . . trim . . . modest Ambition: To become a model. Favorite Saying: You hate me, huh? Pet Peeve: Dirty sneakers. Prized Possession: My stuffed rabbit. Banker 2: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4g Bookcover Salesman 2: Librarian 33 Senior Show 43 Leader Corps 43 March- ing Girls 4. Peter Harold Maccaferri 17 Clyfton Street Retzlaff handsome . . . 'mild . . . polished Ambition: To become manager of M 8z M's. Fsavorite Saying: Play it cool. Pet Peeve: The long ride to Weymouth. Prized Possession: My glory jacket. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 10ql-a- week Collector 2, 39 1502-a-week Collec- tor 4g Travel Club 3: Varsity Club 3, 45 S..A.S. 2, 3: Pilgrim 3, 4. Richard Joseph Luz 34 Stafford Street Gringo energetic . . . rascally . . . clever Ambition: To become an electrician. Favorite Saying: Go big time! Pet Peeve: Snobbish girls. Prized Posses- sion: Memories of Mrs. Urann. Cross-Country 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. 'Uhr 3 far-Gmqw Jar.-M earl. 3,411 ' , if f 3 ffl f'i' .N 35: J: 1: Q 5 xv i my f -1- faz'-emievnw-moiuwvawrxwfmf ' -one-ani-:omg-awrzuiwzr-n in if V l. E l Betty Page MacDuffee 43 Spooner Street Bet T individzcalistic . . . eoy . . . blushing Ambition: To teach kindergarten. Favorite Saying: Que Lastima. Pet Peeve: Boys in general. Prized Pos- t session: Bottle of Canoe. 101-a-week Collector 2, 3g Dance Com- mittees 2, Junior Prom 3: Pep Squad 4. Robert Arthur Macomber Dunham Road, Billington Sea Bob honest . . . nncritical . . . respectful Ambition: To become a policeman. Favorite Saying: Not too swift! Pet Peeve: Report cards. Prized Posses- sion: The school's biggest feet. Dance Committees 2, 3, 4s Junior Prom 33 10c-a-week Collector 3. i , N- 1- ' 1- -. : ?' - k - f' 4 N :-2' , ser'-yn-,-:H if ew . .ia ,V I at 1 .. ' -- . '. 041 4, K .. , 9,40 , luv mme, gtg,-' - - - I . , .15 gi 4.1 gt3Qir's,.f:xlerr'a: ' 0 -15-' quiz. 4.1.4 ' 051115 . 4 - - . . 1 5- : .,, - - f 4, ' 4. A mv' ' ,:., 5,1 x ' V g Af, ' Q , ' P' ' ' f ,Q A -, ' v ' ' HA' . 1 S U' '1 -E V , ' .1 Y..--,.s. . A 's -rxfdjr' 7 ' 'gr-.un IIDDPI:-, , ---'---'P .mcaaxwazvmasifnsrfi-Sssezmzs f : iTTIiS 'i 'f35 , . 'HHSH:g+w-rf'f'Tt'I Wi'-if- - ' 3 n.gn,,,,.f35P 3 T'f'T-',-Ai?-'r 'ic 3.tf4n1if,g.:.v S 4.,-N04-......., 5 C 5 ,.v-qn1,w.-1-- 5:-NU , Q N 1. . K' , I lc, , :mvmwuu 'fcvam Si:-rr-vu-sy A 1 :ia-M , mama-hu Mau- . ............ - . . . i i .. -.X , gm. .-,,.,-,.x,f...,.-.. .,,.. ...J W. .. , ..,. '5 ' Hl9M?fi9WBiHZMYW9R6 TKW W2:clXW 4 E ' v N is Charlotte Ann Malaguti 75 Cherry Street Charl orderly . . . warm-hearted . . . modest Ambition: To become a s ecretary. Favorite Saying, I don't know. Pet Peeve. Gym and homework. Prized Possession: My telephone. Pilgrim 4: Dean's Council 4, and Senior Show 4. r , i i I . l l l i l r 1 i I I Q 1 I William Frank Marsh . Center Hill Road, Manomet Billy i staid . . . speedy . . . supple Ambition: To become an accountant. Favorite Saying: You wish! Pet Peeve: Long bus rides. Prized Possession: i My radio. Track 2, 3, 4: Cross-Country 4: Varsity Club 4: Cashier 4, Bank Teller 4. Paul Dennis Malaguti 229 Standish Avenue Poochie curly . . . musical . . . lean Ambition: To further my education. Favorite Saying: Get 'em,.Tiger! Pet Peeve: Certain girls. Prized Posses- sion: A gift from B. D. Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2g Junior Prom 3. Richard Michael Maraghy 284 Sandwich Street Rick wise . . . vigorous . . . dextefrous Ambition: To attend Northeastern. Favorite Saying: Hey, that's cool! Pet Peeve: Slow women drivers. Prized Possession: My Ford. Football 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Track 3, Varsity Club 43 S.A.S. 3: 1042-a-week Collector 3: Dance Committees 2, 3. Patricia Ann McGovern 16 Clyfton Street Pat trusting . . . generous . . . reserved Ambition: To become a legal secretary. Favorite Saying: Oh my! Pet Peeve: My younger sister. Prized Possession: My telephone. Marching Girls 2, 3, 4: Lab Staff 2: 15a-a-week Collector 4: Senior Show 4, Latin Club 2, 3: Travel Club 2, 3, 4: Pilgrim 3, 4. -ab -wave?-H' 4 ix -I ff N. Q 1 ug. if 'il' '. sf' ' f 4 y 5, ..,V. ,,. Spin A all Philip John McKay 2 Winter Street Phil jovial . . . outdoorsy . . . genial Ambition: To enter the Navy. Favorite Saying: How about that? Pet Peeve: Getting up early. Prized Possession: My shot gun. Robert Wayne Minsky 33 Union Street Wayne thoughtful . . . earnest . . . business-like Ambition: To graduate from college. Favorite Say-ing: Don't worry. Pet Peeve: One certain math class. Prized Possession: Dicky Joe. Football Manager 3, 4g Basketball Man- ager 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Travel Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 25 Band 2, 3, 4, Pilgrim 4. Cynthia Lou Medeiros 9 Robinson Street Cindy musical . . . busy . . . peaceful Ambition: Music education. Favorite Saying: You're kidding! Pet Peeve: Waking up at 6:00 a.m. Prized Pos- session: U. of M. sweater. Band 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 35 10e-a- week Collector 3, Field Hockey 33 Senior Prom 43 Senior Show 4: Bowling 4: Travel Club 4, Intramural Basket- ball 4g All New England High School Band 2, All State High Band 2, 3, 43 Southeastern Mass. High Band 2, 3, 4. 'S 19?-Q0v4h5n.l9K'01u'Arvdlvmdw:nvvnuv '..' f'-- ' ... . .-zu, 'l,',..l ' ' ' -gf, 3 . ......:f.-- I 1 A ,aw -'..'... A- K n.:-www --.p wvwumu- pq-q,.., uumiuwi0'f'..,N::'fmia5fnv!ne- '72'i'J'LxFZfx'::vi'al'1- -1 T 5 ' -l. e , it if 5 119 ' ' ' t : Q ' fiisiiil A5 Q Q it ii W I ,f -.41 ' l 2 2 'I Z '44--rn-N-Qqrvmw.-af -1-www 5, M... .ig......... 5 g . rs -, A Leu-u-ini, 'Laing 'mb '.- 'U x 1':', 'L x Q '2 - , -,V V, -nl ,li -f-'f:f4--Y'-1'4!- .s::n--49.:i11f1ff.fr:.asis::?m,:4LQ,vA-,. ..,.1.g .. ,.,-,,. 1 -,zf fmnv.v-wmv-rcruscahvu:-.laexf-vvni-Hvv-wart'-rAawvzv1u . 0-' Constance Ellen Melahoures 15 Fremont Street Connie responsive . . . prudent . . . concerned Ambition: To become a teacher. Favorite Saying: That helps! Pet Peeve: Snobs. Prized Possession: Camera. Pilgrim 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Travel Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2g Biology Lab Staff 2: Graduation Usher 3, Banker 3, Library Assistant 45 Program Seller 43 Senior Show 4, Senior Prom. William Robert Moores Arnold Avenue, Manomet Mousy busy . . . airy . . . Casanova-ish Ambition: To attend college. Favorite Saying: Mon frere. Pet Peeve: Home- work. Prized Possession: My beret. Audio-visual 2, 3, 43 Travel Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Chorus 3, 45 Junior Prom 3, Senior Show 45 Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. islands W i F .. vnu-v-rv--'Z J L-.Rx glvi it ,,, gl' ' A' it ,Q it may-.-w--K 'f V .in-.0-.....,.E... iff 'f 5. .3 niws- i' .,. , , . '1 -- -:, , .,f-' , .4-Ar. .w Q. I ' 4 gl 5.41ZA1i.'v,lzs !14.Si X ' , . ., 1 . .X 15 Ka. ' x it 'ip 49 RW. xl 5. ' yd' PN fbfii-3614-xilikwvia IAA MHYA-'y-4' 'SW IiC'l lW'fi'ff'3'-T'U kCl 1' ' lldm.. D A 1 . 11 1 as cz-ev . 212 A L . I it I . -Q.We.,..: gr Z5 'IZ , We v Dennis George Morgardo 5 Spooner Street Skemp short . . . drowsy . . . freticent Ambition: To enter the service. Favorite Saying: My Word! Pet Peeve: Fast Chevys. Prized Possession: Hot Ford. l Stephen Thomlas Murdock River Street Steve frolicsomc . . . spicy . . . friendly .Ambit-ion: To further my education. 3Favor1te Saying: Break a le ' Pet . g- fPeeve: Looking neat. Prized Posses- gsionz My sneakers. i 5 if-G.. Wayne Carleton Morrison Old Sandwich Rd., Ellisville Wayne artistic . . . rogzfish . . . droll Ambition: To become a commercial artist. Favorite Saying: What I mean! Pet Peeve: School buses that arrive at 7:15. Prized Possession: My beat- up gym sneakers. Junior Prom 3: Senior-Prom 4. 'EMP' Barbara Selma Morse 65 South Street Barb reserved . . . pert . . . polite Ambition: To become a s e c r e t a r y. Favorite Saying: I don't know! Pet Peeve: Uncle Sam. Prized Possession: Hoagy. Cashier 3, 4: Pilgrim 4: Fashion Show 4. George Russell Neal 61 Pleasant Street George moderate . . . complacent . . . obliging Ambition: To attend a school of ac- counting. Favorite Saying: I don't know! Pet Peeve: Getting up Monday mornings. Prized Possession: My boat. Band 2. N-Gb 'lb- - '7' .34-auf Steven Edward Nelson 13 Howland Street Steve exuberant . . . clean-cnt . . . whippy Ambition: To enter the Air Force. Favorite Saying: Ain't it! Pet Peeve: Stuck-up girls. Prized Possession: My yellow-plaid tie. Cross-Country 3: Newspaper 3, 4g Var- sity Club 3, 43 Leader Corps 4. Catherine Ellen O'Fihelly 9 South Park Avenue Katie corrnfortable . . . upright . . . kind Ambition: To travel around the world. Favorite Saying: You big dumb! Pet Peeve: Grouchy teachers. Prized Possession: My radio. Junior Librarian 3. ff-X Mary Olivia Nickerson '74 Billington Street Mary charitable . . . unrnffled . . . sporty Ambition: To get a lot out of life. Favorite Saying: Hey, you guys. Pet Peeve: Staying home. Prized Posses- sion: My clothes. Dean's Council 4. -'XL A-ef 9 153 21 N.1i6mEW5lU0 Q- .' , ,. Ar: J-A I L., :I K ,d,'L.4.L3 f. . 'rv4.5:: 'l::7f- bf, ., . V K A' 'W .V .V Nj . .V 4'v3.2x'.,-,.., - 'P!AOSl9!WZ'Hh J.. lfCf7x'gWl 9f'f7f41r7'lC.-'a':v1'!,1w!fafax'ymr4'vvu-1u,:-.uugnvzvvvenn-w-u.rn1.4.1 .. , - , - z 11 f - . 'A 1 4 if ' 1 fi., .' ,555 ...gpQ.7f'r. 53,5 fr, .4 yfr r' . , ',- - ff., Z5 ,ez 659 11 y'-1-I 31: l- 1 G v !fi7'vE ' 1 - A,,.p:5 3, g!g'Il,Q . ' 'I ',-at 5311. 5 .areas 3.1-:.-,-r.-:e-L-v-1 2 fr' -.1 --ee, 1Q ---47 71' p A 1, ,.,.,, .r...-,.i- 1 . Q l,t-.,'.3 ' ,A ,i.,:.5. Q ,i 4 5 . v i4 ' , . if -Uf MMF. iw -wnvfu-nomngn-Vaal,-1-p-cv ,I -w--vo 7 -- .,,. V , ,,..v,:z ' . ' fr l V 1 'Z- - -,,. . -. ,:f- , xlgaq. .kg - 1--i . n s '-i5'5.'XlEZ:'f'r':'F324 7.L'0Pf4'f?Fvl'95'6'i!- xwrj .nrf:?':21'n-H -- 1 v:1Tyy3:1fjJ:7uf1u,q',f'1.' f51i':UM-11k':u2-' Y f.rf.:,:f 'IFEX' 'N--. Russell William Nickerso-n 200 Summer Street Russ iq inechanical . . . easy-going . . . likable Ambition: To go into the service. Favorite Saying: Fords don't go! Pet V. Peeve: E on the gas gauge. Prized i Possession: That '57 Chevy. - l '! 1 ll .l ?l, 5 17 Mary Lou Elizabeth Oliveira 27 Dias Road Louie It warm . . . enlightened . . . earnest Q Ambition: To become a secretary. Favorite Saying: You stupid! Pet V Peeve: My brother Richie. Prized Possession: My telephone. 4 Fashion Show 45 Senior Show 4. s J F K-. x W in . ebiaoteff ...r i in a .. 3+ ,.., J, JJ., . w V.. , MF-9,iu'1'-.FFT-' , f .,l ' - Q. .f H ' ,ch 2. . -- . . X: '-:N-nfs, jf-gr In 'rim 4 '-x 5 . . J an 1 A ft-.f54F?:'29?1 gg B- 1 L.. M, ..,, 1 .., L.. 1. L A' 40' S 4 E N A ps . - u'f'.Q, 2T'J',f2f'f: v 1 Brian Andrew Ollerhead State Road, Manomet Brian speedy . . . mild . . . able Ambition: To enter the Navy. Favorite Saying: Get 'em, kid! Pet Peeve: Get- ting up at 6:00 a.m. Prized Possession: The family's big Buick. Track 2, 3. Ronald Erwin Owens Rocky Hill Road Ronnie equanimous . . . probing . . . independent Ambition: To become an engineer. Favorite Saying: You're ugly! Pet Peeve: Second-period study. Prized Possession: My stereo. Chess Club 4. Angela Teresa Osborne 292 Court Street Angie cheerful . . . buoyant . . . busy Ambition: To marry and have a family. Favorite Saying: Oh for cryin' out loud! Pet Peeve: Biting my nails. Prized Possession: My stuffed animals. Basketball 2g Class Representative 35 Junior Prom 3: Office Assistant 45 Librarian 4: Pilgrim 45 Dance Commit- tees 2, 3, 45 and Senior Prom 4. .mf Lynette Jean Otto 8 Centennial Street Squeaks serene . . . elfiw . . . fashionable Ambition: To work in a lab. Favorite Saying: Hey, Love. Pet Peeve: Con- ceited people. Prized Possession: My telephone. Senior Show 4: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. Sandra Mary Pacheco 9 Sawyer Place Checo vivid . . . garrulozfs . . . free-and-easy! Ambition: To become a hairdresser. Favorite Saying: Your liver! Pet Peeve: Snobs. Prized Possession: My telephone. Gloria Jean Parker Carver Road Glory frolicsome . . . spicy . . . friendly Ambition: To become a S e c re tary. Favorite Saying: What, you must be kidding. Pet Peeve: Short weekends. Prized Possession: My little red cap. Lab Staff 25 Bowling League 45 Pep Squad 45 Pilgrim 45 Cheerleader 3. William Parker South Pond Bill inclepcndent . . . wfsc . . . aloof Ambition: To work in the foreign service. Favorite Saying: What's happening?'l Pet Peeve: Spoiled girls. Prized Possession: My silver dollar. Travel Club 2, 35 Latin Club 25 Basket- ball Manager 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Pilgrim 3, 45 Student Exchange Committees 35 Lab Assistant 45 Prom Committee 3, 45 Senior Show 4. F James Thomas Parker Carver Road Jim look-alike . . . amorous . . . conservative Ambition: Bookkeeping. Favorite Say- ing: Brutal! Pet Peeve: Girls who take their time. Prized Possession: Bomber '48 Band 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim 3, 45 Newspaper 3 5' .gov- I .ul .- ra.-vzxuca'a14v..rr,.-.uuv.1fn-wvpw N.-:,.,.f. ,,,,,,,...., J - :,., . , 1 4 .-.,.-, 'A'-f-' ' ' 1 1' ., 5. 'vi' ' is .V II, 1 if l Q t 3 -i V .av-P-nal-av-1 Q -- eg 2522 1 'V N It -ri, E -ryan., Q 'ffb1v.v.1n'el0'eeaolMvnQav'lvvolvansq-u 5 -- ' ' ' ' ,, .,,.,',,.., 4 1. 4 . iz v i -Q-ss,1:cnv4xe4v4i44v:f-za-wi-u-vvitv.. 1 , 5,-. 'V . 'fJ'f4'S47cv-fr.-szxa.7Q57w,4,f,,,,.-, .Wu.,m John Arthur Parker Carver Road John amiable . . . tranquil . . . look-alike Ambition: To become a big success. Favorite Saying: I almost care. Pet Peeve: Cold mornings. Prized Posses- sion: '48 Chevy. Dance Committees 35 Senior Show 45 Program Seller 45 Newspaper 45 Intra- murals 45 Milk Bar 45 Pilgrim 4. Sheryl Ann Parsons 10 Brewster Street Sherrie composed . . . graceful . . . gifted Ambition: To open my own dance studio. Favorite Saying: Get serious. Pet Peeve: Slowpokes. Prized Posses- sion: Letters. Latin Club 2, 35 Travel Club 2, 35 Shows Workshops 25 Cheerleaders 2, 3, 45 Baton Twirler 2, 3, 45 Bookcover Sales- man 2, 35 Dance Committee 35 154-a- week Collector 45 Pilgrim Co-curricular 45 Program Seller 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom Committee 45 Graduation Usher 3. ' if if 5 ................ U ' X. ,- ..w, .. ,, 1 f as ll., 5 i q.. ...s v J- 542.73 Q r,,,-,' --,..,--f 3.-M, l . ,, ,,,n, . 1, -Af'-W .w.1sa1qv4:fxaaz2vaf..f9.?r1crysaw.::w:X1-::-' 'f'i f. - JI i iff' - . 5-155' ' L-fp:wifS's'f -i :'s-:-.1f-f-'- 'T-nf. 5N'?-- :'f'4ff'?7i?-f12- '-'-1'.'.541. . . .1 cf 5 .....-an.-.11-1.-.. 5 V 3 L gg ,,,,,,,,, .H o , . 9-W4 yfffuczxfvyaf-z-va Qtr.:-:rn 5-,.,,,,,QlV , -,V 1 . . . ,, mx - In K AQYRA -rx---Ayr.--1,4-..-u..,..,.1 .--M.,-..-.. . ,..,. ' ' ' ' -fgpx,-:v4n.:f.qa,,,g-, bf gnu? Anne Weston Patenaude 160 Sandwich Street Annie Pat feminine . . . clzarming . . . intelligent Ambition: To earn my doctorate. Favorite Saying: I think . . . Pet Peeve: Hypocrisy. Prized Possession: My black tights5 P. P. Sz M. albums. National Honor Society 3, 45 Pilgrim 2, 3, 45 Co-editor 45 S.A.S. 2, 35 March- ing Girls 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Marching Girls Co-leader 45 Field Hockey 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Quiz Bowl 3, 45 1Oc-a-week Collector 2, 35 Banker 35 Latin Club 2, 35 Travel Club 2, 3, 45 Math Club 45 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Senior Prom 4. Marcia Lee Penarson West Long Pond Road Blondie temperate . . . sincere . . . bonny Ambition: To enter the field of biology. Favorite Saying: Oh, forget it! Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Prized Pos- session: My 10-gauge shotgun. Diane Mae Pearce i 11 Forest Avenue Court D1 lively . . . optimistic . . . easy-going Ambition: To go to Hawaii. Favorite Saying: Ya, sure you guys. Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people Prized Possession: An 8 x 10 picture. Marching Girls 25 Senior Show 45 Pep Squad 4. 145, George Fnancis Pearson 154 West Street, Carver George well bred . . . cool . . . new in school Ambition: To enter the Air Force. Favorite Saying: I give up. Pet Peeve: Staying in at night. Prized Possession: My 1956 Ford. Junior Prom 35 Senior Show 45 Track 4 David Richard Perry 10 Washington Street Smily sunny . . . content . . . lzarcl-niorking Ambition: To further my education. Favorite Saying: Play the role! Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Prized Possession: My license and car. Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Base- ball 2, 3, 45 S.A.S. 2, 35 Banker 25 Varsity Club 3, 4. 4 bmyf uowwt Cheryl Ann Petit 8 Westwood Road Cherry hospitable . . . cheery . . . attentive Ambition: To become a t e a c h e r. Favorite Saying: Really? Pet Peeve: Studying for long tests. Prized Pos- session: A certain boy's ring. Travel Club 2, 3, 4: Cashier 3, 4: Pilgrim 4: Senior Show 4. Pamela Ann Pimental 30 South Street Pam ambitious . . . calm . . . tidy Ambition: To go to I.B.M. School. Favorite Saying: Are you kidding? Pet Peeve: My brother Alan. Prized Possession: A ring. Newspaper 4. ji? Ronald Arthur Petit 6 Phoenix Court Ron fzm-loving . . . likable . . . high-scoring Ambition: To enter the service. Favorite Saying: Don't wanna hear it! Pet Peeve: Wisecracks from girls. Prized Possession: My high scores in bowling. iff 'f f--- .. . .N .313 aud'?fl'37?:i,uY :siTf'D , A jf I . , . I -4 1 , is ii ff' if ' , X jf Y ,L 5 , A - Q :QQ F '1 . 4 ffjqifigi mi' 25 Q' Zi' az 2,1 3: T 2 'K I 5 ' .2 ' lf I .unison an-awaken... K -m-mwawna 1 annum X xc-a.4uup,.qpv..Ca-..... Z s 4 , x' I J , , I 2 Zi-ns 4 ,..m.l ' ' .?.:::f-' 3 iff' ' , : v 1 1 lsuxsarzl, 114-xnalu-A.. '. r U ' '4 tx. A 1 1 ,Hy an :nl 'Hz :14+i'4'v :.4:q--:strc-aaa-:ws'Iv: abuxaxl-rv, -,Ms 1. i .- ..,-Q.. av-1:rAm.rzv-M-nuswefvrukhkYA:-.btvxnvni-4-U5ba?fV'rNO4'l7 H James Pierson White Horse Rd., Manomet Jimmy self-reliant . . . festive . . . deferential Ambition: To be a world traveler. Favorite Saying: Yoke 'em. Pet Peeve: Chevys. Prized Possession: My one year at S.H.H.S. Travel Club 25 Latin Club 2: Football 2: Track 2, 4. Pasquel Vincent Pinnetti 38 Cherry Street Pat nice guy . . . hardy . . . perceptive Ambition: To enter the Navy. Favorite Saying: You wanna bet! Pet Peeve: Bossy girls. Prized Possession: My boat. Band 23 Football 3, 4. ij! LJ it W . ,fx .,, 5. if 5+ S I unmuuvwv-:wh-Q ,' Z IJS7 I ..fL HQ i :fri J ' 5, ,ab sl X iw' Q A I c- A+' If----P xl. S L E s '3 ' ' M , . z ., . biibvkcxmxhdwaa 1.-xl warn- PM 'wife-rlrlvrntlffl-wif'-f'f-rn--1: ' -'--'-Y I Jeanette Marie Pratt 18 Alden Street Net joyful . . . pleasing . . . dependable' Ambition: To become a hairdresser. Favorite Saying: I don't want to hear it. Pet Peeve: Being called blue eyes. Prized Possession: That special Ford. Senior Show 4: Leader Corps 4: Pep Squad 4. Diane Marie Ricardo 6 Puritan Court Ricky impulsive . . . open . . . confident Ambition: To work on I.B.M. machines. Favorite Saying: I give up! Pet Peeve: One junior boy. Prized Possession: My stuffed animals. Leader Corps 4: Chorus 4g Newspaper 3: Pilgrim 3. 1? Catherine Lillian Prussman State Road, Manomet Cathy lucid . . . sweet . . . serious Ambition: To go to college. Favorite Saying: Wise up! Pet Peeve: People who are late. Prized Possession: A jewelry box. Marching Girls 4g Pep Squad 4. , L Kevln Roy Reid 37 Warren Avenue Reid'O uiaggzsh . . . gzftecl . . . pczszstaizt Ambition. To attend Vesper George. Favorite Saying: Hello dare! Pet Peeve: People who don't like Dial. Prized Possession: Peter, Paul, and Mary album. Ann Elizabeth Richardson 92 Standish Avenue Ann sincere . . . natural . . . good-naturecl Ambition: To attend U.N.H. Favorite Saying: Swift! Pet Peeve: Mr. Wise- man's O.K., you two. Prized Posses- sion: My horse Diamond Jubilee. Travel Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 3, 4: Pilgrim 4: Math Club 35 Dance Committees 2, 4: Senior Show 4. H Gilbert Lester Robbins 76 Forest Avenue Extension Gil ambitious . . . gentlemanly . . . reserved Ambition: To become a science teacher. Favorite Saying: Oh gosh! Pet Peeve: Cage 307. Prized Possession: My car. Shows Workshop 2. Priscilla Ann Rose 7 Edes Street Priscilla genuine . . . refreshing . . . smiling Ambition: To travel. Favorite Saying: Sugar! Pet Peeve: Goats. Prized Possession: My piano. Chorus 4: Senior Show 4: Dance Com- mittees 2, 3. 40' +21-If Jean Claire Romano Carver Road Jean sociable . . . energetic . . . candid Ambition: To receive a college degree. Favorite Saying: Seriously, now! Pet Peeve: People who don't call on time. Prized Possession: My driver's license. Marching Girls 2: 10c-a-week Collector 2, 3: 15gz-a-week Collector '4: Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 3: News- paper 3: Pilgrim 2, 4: Travel Club 2, 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Senior Show 4: Senior Prom 4: Town Government Day 3. rx 'Fi W 'inf' E i WMSZUQEQDQBFLQU . . , bv. '-fa. 'L . -. .. ,, C,,.L,4.U,, . .,?4,,.q,,- .. , Q . , .-i.- - br -muff-wsvrwnvrvmwnvuoonz . :.. if-if-Wg'l42'11Fvvf4rK-'I as-1 mvlfgafu-1 rwvu-nmzfwvs-1,f1vve.v.i 5 I' t 4 li V Yi ,y i 5-X. g 3 4,:.'g ..,,,4.,-.yarn :Y .'-.. , ,mr-e .,- E--,fc 6:,f.. 51.-41: l w F f lftfivfgtl-xi' zfll-5Q r1'iE1:2Q'l' S' -U' - ,Vi Y 0 'nfl ' 'I ...V .5..1.....-:s..s.... 1 twig?-A 4- ... ,,-, Hx- 2 A . 2 1 7 2 , .1-N.. I ,Arg , . . . V s . L., M 1,i,N , .,, X 'f .wh- ,. . Qi .,..1-z- 'i - -51. 3 QQ, 'Ffezfk ll... gli-31,7 1. s so-.Luisa'f+-:v:,n'-z':-silncfvs5wJ- xnmseunefvfs-earn 'nvqfff-,---.-v --rfnly. ' . . .-'.- -,4-V.-Y---. yr, ,,,, Peter Reed Romano 25 Samoset Street Pete dedicated . . . optimistic . . . flitty Ambition: To enter the Air Force. Favorite Saying: I don't care to hear it. Pet Peeve: Fords that don't go. Prized Possession: My '55 Ford Intramurals 4: Senior Show 4: Leader Corps 4: Chairman 4. Georgiann Marie Sampson 28 Mt. Pleasant Street Annie competent . . . sensible . . . congenial Ambition: To attend I.B.M. school. Favorite Saying: I'm serious! Pet Peeve: My younger sister. Prized Possession: My records. Librarian 3: Newspaper Typist 4: Newspaper Staff 4: Dance Committee 2: Pilgrim 4. -I 11 1 . it X-1 .-mu fly. - . H-W , - ',vv - J, ,. , , .. 3, nd ,P 15' , 43.9 -' w Q.. link, . -1-'- 'Qu 3 Iilmoqltvunvlwfhggssi f f-21. !u-N,,1.- leg, ' 'f- ?f'i5 :' WU ' J7i?T- f:1' - BF 1 ' P22 Wifi?-T.. J ' bu. i 11 :T J , 3-T , ,.. sl' lp . 'df' was-1 ..-nu. urn:- ' iih A l! ' ' is . npii-?'91' fs- up- , ' .1-.. A, ve.. -. V. , .L 1-,, f 'L K 1 xx , 'K ' . - .. ' .-w --1,.J -1--f 1 A- ..x.ir-.-54: M 4,001.1-: -ff Sandra May Sampson 16 Overlook Road Sandy conscientious . . . athletic . . . reserved Ambition: A college education at U.N.H. Favorite Saying: Oh, gosh- Pet Peeve: A certain teacher. Prized Possession: My horse Robin. Pilgrim 2, 3, Staff Editor 43 Tennis 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Travel Club 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom 3, Senior Prom 4: Sports Club 33 Senior Show 4: Math Club 4: 15c-a-week Col- lector 4. Barbara Ellen Schneider 421 Court Street Pixie shining . . . tactful . . . qualified Ambition: To join the Air Force. Favorite Saying: That's nice. Pet Peeve: Tests. Prized Possession: My Allen Manuel Santos 15 Peck Avenue Al congenial . . . dependable . . . izoctzwnal Ambition: To attend college. Favorite Saying: Is that right? Pet Peeve: Mr. Penny's routines. Prized Possession: My dog. Football 2, 3: Baseball 2, Junior Prom 3. 'S -u Q, ,, .az . ,. 1. 1 an Jean Louise Saunders Pinewood Lodge Jean yozmg-at-heart . . . thoughtful . . . friendly Ambition: To become a medical secre- tary. Favorite Saying: You're a nut! Pet Peeve: Being told the radio is too loud. Prized Possession: My telephone. Latin Club 2: Basketball 23 Tennis 2, 3, Dance Committee 2, 3: Travel Club 3: Bookcover Salesman 35 Pilgrim 3: Senior Show 4. Jeffrey Seiars Russell Mills Road Jeff adroit . . . lzanclsonze . . . mild Ambition: To operate heavy machinery. Favorite Saying: Get 'em kid! Pet Peeve: Fords. Prized Possession: My motor scooter. ., .V e g , ' i- jr' '17 '.,h f 1 ke' collection of Elvis albums. 5 'ill .4 -n.-1:vacnanvr.-r,.muv.1fuwni.- '-H--Hama-. -1 .f ., 7,,.,Q' 7Q7':la - . . ' --v.,2.nf,y.:-.-. , - . i U n ,A ,,,..., , I I A . . f Q .mQ1w.:Z3lm.l3'u.,v+i'fflff2l?L5f2:m, .3 a3.f '.M?:.F4.45.-,'l .' fi , . V' 73,5-9,5 1.3 1 E ggi A -. - wmuanvvw .v.f...a,.,,.f7 K LZ. 1'-swzmlnhlvvee M, 6 Swim tl, ' -1 i Adam John Sherman 9 Vernon Street Adam considerate . . . reliable . . . pensive Ambition: To graduate from college. Favorite Saying: It's no big thing. Pet Peeve: Six-period days. Prized Possession: Stereo set. Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 4: Travel Club 4: Math Club 4: French Club 3: World Affairs Club 2, 3: Pilgrim 4: Soccer 2, 33 Basketball 3: Junior Prom Committee 3. Dana Ellison Short 2 Stephens Lane Dana hearty . . . fzm-loving . . . harmonious Ambition: To go into newspaper work. Favorite Saying: Really! Pet Peeve: English IV. Prized Possession: His driver's license. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Gordon James Sherman Lois Street Shermy handsome . . . well-mannered . . . clever Ambition: To become a commercial artist. Favorite Saying: Talk about- well! Pet Peeve: People with no man- ners. Prized Possession: My 1948 Ford Coupe. Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom 35 Senior Prom 4g Senior Show 4. ....- ,, ., - Q .1 M 1 ,U ,-..,. Q., . ,ins f i u Lvtfznyau-1444.f.vsf2+z1uwf.mu P 5:'.-x-.Gunn 1 .I JE' x . 'f- flex'-e'wi:mf1'v-2mw5'a111w4wu-v-v: -vunnhwnufiwovrqfw-1.'za4l1r!h oe A Q23 ievgiilisi, 4 4 E: 1 1 YL Cheryl Diane Sherwood Purchase Street, Carver gay . . . flaxen . . . graphic Ambition: To become a model. Favorite Saying: You'll get over it: Pet Peeve: Getting up early. Prized Possession: My license. Brenda Joyce Silva 100 South Street Smiley patient . . . cosmopolitan . . . petite Ambition: To become a nurse. Favorite Slaying: Don't bother me. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Prized Possession: My hope chest. Volleyball Intramurals 2, 3: Dance Committee 25 Dean's Council 45 Leader Corps 4gPilgrim 4: Senior Show 4. ie if A A I , 49' ....z-f....-1-.w-Q.,-.. 4 , V ,X ::,-..3,-,A.1,jLNx I I pig? V. - .. A l 1 - 1. X bm-lx1?:v,.H3ef1.u: - H ' , '10 -.f ze- r Hx, . -rl 'til' 4- ' . . S- V - ,vi I 5 rpg. . . h- A.: i' E If: z... . . -u--. 33-:ff A susan 3 W. -X7' .xrbhYkRi57KiEe!7Y' 1? .:.-::,- -rt A 1' 1 . . ,. , 1 -he-1 we jg,., :J-ffwf?-?Wff?f?e-i3:79 ' sr.: fQ,,..c. 'F' --.4--0.4-...-...., 55-Nw 3 S M X'-Lfttfamw-v ln--vi, ff.. J Z2 ' ummm , 9' ' ' ' ' I' -iQi':::.r4.v -2.34---. -.1--. , .xv . I . ., . I, f-X ,BA ,V V .-.,-,.,-f-X1.-M1,4--t...,,..- -..,,..,u..., , 4.-. ' f7'L'i 'F'1:u!Va5'f Glenn Anthony Silva 101 Samoset Street Glenn easy-going . . . alert . . . talented Ambition: To attend Butera School of Art. Favorite Saying: I'll let it slide this time. Pet Peeve: Girls who talk back. Prized Possession: My art desk. Cross-Country 2, 3: Track 3, 4g Dance Committees 3, 4: Senior Show 43 Junior Prom 3, Pilgrim 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. Denise Paula Smith White Horse Beach Denny gcnvrozcs . . . zm.p7'etentious . . . angelic Ambition: Hairdressing. Favorite Say- ing: Gee, Whiz! Pet Peeve: Being rushed. Prized Possession: A certain picture. Pilgrim 4. Richard Allen Silva 98 Spooner St. Dicka exuberant . . . occupied . . . frisky Ambition: To enter the service. Favorite Saying: No big thing. Pet Peeve: The Registry. Prized Possession: My 1957 Mercury. A' 1..-uv' .1 5 Beryl Ellen Skulsky 36 Allerton Street Beryl amiable . . . well-dressed . . . jolly Ambition: To enter the University of Massachusetts. Favorite Saying: Ya know what? Pet Peeve: Messy hair. Prized Possession: My driver's license. Travel Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3, Shows Workshop 2g Pilgrim 2, Staff Editor 3, 45 Newspaper 4: Marching Girls 2, 3, 4: Math Club 45 Dance Com- mittees 2, 3, 4g Junior and Senior Prom 3, 4: Senior Show 45 Junior Librarian 35 Office Assistant 4. Martin Wesley Smith, Jr. Pond Avenue Smitty serious . . . sensitive . . . diligent Ambition: To become an airplane pilot. Favorite Saying: I don't know. Pet Peeve: Mrs. Urann's English class. Prized Possession: My car. Pilgrim 4g Newspaper 3, 4, Dance Committees 3, 4. Q 4 2. Cheryl Ann Souza Seven Hills Road Sherry petite . . . dependable . . . tidy Ambition: To become an executive secretaryg Fuavorite Saying: Well, for crying out loud! Pet Peeve: Correcting typing errors. Prized Possession: My baby brother. Cashier 3, 45 Pilgrim Staff Editor 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Prom 4: Dance Committees 35 S.A.S. 35 Banker 3: Bookcover Sales- man 3. Michael Thomas Stefani 1 Bunker Hill Road Mike rugged . . . fluent . . . staunch Ambition: To become a history teach- er. Favorite Saying: Read between the lines. Pet Peeve: The long ride to Franklin. Prized Possession: The pud- dle-jumper. Latin Club 25 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 S.A.S. 35 Baseball 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 4. Marion Marie Souza 20 Mt. Pleasant Street Marion moppet . . . stylish . . spritely Ambition: To make our dreams a reali- ty. Favorite Saying: It's no big thing! Pet Peeve: Mr. C's disposition. Prized Possession: My dog. Class Representative 35 Junior Prom 35 Dance Committees 2, 45 Office Assist- ant 45 Senior Show 4. 4 AF6l0QVp1n9v rum ...azsmvz+,ua1z.u:4'r4Y5fi'?Lii95t.-iLx,944:r....,..:'--r -. 1 I 4 . z li' 1- fiifiiil. lf? 32 MQ 2 li' ,,,,,..,, 6 4.1.5 s My l --3 -.- --,. ..-- - -f-Jamal an-an I P in - 'Y 5' . ' . 'Qi 5 2 ? s ,. ,. .L l , 1 Z 5 .:-,ilizrfa-s.?aia:uw5f.:l L 111' --f , 5 u-uni , S-f.a-may '-. '. 4 1. ': 'V 4 '3 , -- , V , ., . , ,Z ., . . ,Q ,..f'- M 'Z -4-J '-'I f-1.:sw.S- -zqwfws-ssiwiabmwaw-aff. V.,-p.:..a .- ,- 1 ann:.nv.vn1ugcv-vc'u!4llq1Ao-.4:1rxnvn:uafv:.u?fvrw1bv . 155.5 -.'.'I? Cornelia Maude Spelman 116 Warren Avenue Tee Dee direct . . . extroverted . . . creative Ambition: To become a novelist. Fav- orite Saying: What a riot! Pet Peeve: Insincerity. Prized Possession: My el- bows. S.A.S. 3, 45 Pilgrim 3, Staff Editor 45 Youth Panel 35 Senior Show Director 45 Dean's Council 4. Suzanne Leah Stefani 28 Cliff Street Stefy glib . . . compliant . . . hard-working Ambition: To become a secretary. Fav- orite Saying: Arre-ba! Pet Peeve: Peo- ple who can't take a joke. Prized Pos- session: My friendship ring. Softball 25 Pilgrim 4. , I Z W intl qi f .V ,f 'J ' . .41 ,l it ,, ,. at :gr . ' ff, '. ' A vyf-g,s r I T'-51535 ..-1:1-1'-' rf unlfcvovuuuv- L- 'Q-an :L unvsvv-+-E-ff if f i 5 'x-tial. -If ifimfwp , we-mote-. , . N WJ ,. - .' 5 1157 ,V .Xa X1 ik, pax M Crt, utter !X6Y:lfA1'3 b4.4v1l-dCNf-aln4vHVdh'v'2 ' h ' Brenda Sue Stern 29 Russell Street Brenda radiant . . . sweet . . . versatile Ambition: To become a guidance coun- selor. Favorite Saying: Wait a min- ute! Pet Peeve: My poor memory. Prized Possession: My lucky silver dollar. Class Secretary 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim 2, 3, 45 Banker 25 Marching Girls 25 Latin Club 25 Travel Club 2, 35 Sports Club 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Cheer- leaders 3, 45 Co-captain 45 Senior Show 4. Liauren Helen Stiles 34 Summer Street Henri studious . . . dedicated . . . gentle Ambition: To become a social worker. Favorite Saying: What? Pet Peeve: My sister's not hanging up her clothes. Prized Possession: My dog, Hugo. Latin Club 25 Travel Club 2, 3, 45 Librarian 35 Senior Show 45 Pilgrim 35 Staff Editor 4. If Kent Gardner Stevens 8 Stoddard Street Kent athletic . . . vigorous . . . forceful Ambition: To be a football coach. Fav- orite Saying: Are you serious? Pet Peeve: 5th period study. Prized Posses- sion: Pam. Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. it' '.i Lawrence Peter Strassel 8 Spooner Street Larry strong . . . devoted . . . willing Ambition: To become a State Police- man. Favorite Saying: Get out of here. Pet Peeve: A certain teacher in room 302. Prized Possession: Duane Eddy al- bums. Band 2, 3, 4. Phyllis Jo-Anne Stringer River Street Phyll cfonzpalliouablr' . . . Sl'IISlfll't' . . . calm Ambition: To become a beautician. Favorite Saying: You don't say. Pet Peeve: Moody boys.. Prized Posses- sion: My clothes. gf Kathleen Sarah Sullivan Alden Street Extension Sully bouncy . . . red . . . enthusiastic Ambition: To enter nursing. Favorite Saying: You donlt mean it! Pet Peeve: Long homelessons. Prized Possession: My stuffed animals. Lab Staff 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Travel Club 2, 35 Pilgrim 3, 45 10:2-a-week collector 35 15a-a-week Collector 45 Leader Corps 45 Senior Show 45 News- paper 45 Dance Committee 25 Prom Committee 3, 4. Virginia Eileen Swift Cedarville Ginger gay . . . frecklcd . . . natural Ambition: To become a hairdresser or secretary. Favorite Saying: Good or what. Pet Peeve: Not getting out more. Prized Possession: Blaze. Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Junior and Senior Proms 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Dean's Council 4. Edwin Arthur Swales, Jr Stafford St. Eddie positive . . . eloquent . . . candid Ambition: To attend college. Favorite Saying: What are you mumbling about? Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Prized Possession: My twelve years of learn- ing. Press Club 15 Cross Country 3. fr .N.-v96XQi'bS V, 5 Y .gn-,Z-Aww ' ' 'C'-.ASH-gl , , zgfug-,.4.x.a1, - .,f.f, - ' .., a 1 3 l G1 .2 e 5-2 sei, -A all-, QE 633 5 y'-1111. if f -fg-gl f- . , ' I 4 P ' ,,- . V 'Y Q ,. ! 5 I -7 , e 1 1 .' 4 .sexe 4 ..L-aes-. ,.-54.4,--:L 4-' ... V3.1 QM- 4 , f Il -fl! ,VL-,-,--' '1l,- . I pri- 5 , ,.. xavmwnuendmraopvv If -:--- 2-2-2 , , , ,,.l.a ' V , 4 - 1- Q- 1 -4, -, - w 1. , 1, a-'smraia.:1arsrfffm1v-z-aaqnnaslhr . uv' f 12 vRf::f,-J'-E,'::x,:i.,.g'.-,-1,-1.-P: .Tiff-2'--,112 f f will fl? Janice Lee Swift Cedarville Jan helpful . . . bubbly . . . likeable Ambition: To become a hairdresser. Favorite Saying: I give up-what? Pet Peeve: Fighting with him. Prized Pos- session: My charm bracelet. Dance Committee 25 Softball 25 Junior and Senior Prom 3, 45 Senior Show 4: Dean's Council 45 Guidance Office Sec- retary 4. Joseph Lawrence Sylva 18 Winslow Street Joe popular . . . genuine . . . responsible Ambition: To teach. Favorite Saying: That's life. Pet Peeve: Car radiators that boil over. Prized Possession: My telephone. Class President 2, 3, 45 S.A.S. 2, 3, 45 Audio-visual 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Shows Workshop 25 Ticket Seller 3. ,'p0JI9'!WPl'Nl . :,. lfiblvqtvrwrrmfvuvi f,1wgsfax ,v nn-v vnwias-uyffrwmy 5 I I . ,- . ,Y . Ni gwaf-'i'lLi37 iQ , 1-' cl 5 -5 A' if f-Ni... S if il? ynlllllgugg at XWNWRGUARP Vaci -X P5 Wi, A N 'Pi-1N - ' l' 4 , . -.li . i ,' :. ,.-ag., l 5 fa' ':' ...J-J' . w' . . ' . 1 4: A , gf - . .,'4.f:- cl. - , I-1. - rein, ,f '., t ..- . .. ggnf- it JJ' ' :Q Q, , 5-Alai. 1.-J .1 1 1-sl' .-1 f . , , kj' :Auasn 4-axazi-xk,4i I ' ' ' :rf ,:' A ' -, - .-'J Ex:-1-vw 1 G'-3. ,5 -1 - I - ,.. -4' - , k..,.f.L,2 1 at-,in ,, 1 ea .,--A ' v. -. I . ,. ., 'x ww ' 1. x. ' ' ' '. 1 I vrmapasz-fam :xo-,',ff,:F..-mf. U Paul Joseph Tache 12 Chestnut Street Paul dashing . . . blithe . . . cooperative Ambition: To enter the Army. Fuavorite Saying: I didn't do anything. Pet Peeve: Staying up nights. Prized Possession: The wave in my hair. i David John Tappan Rocky Hill Road Dave bluff . . . active . . . flashy Ambition: To become a draftsman. Favorite Saying: What I mean! Pet Peeve: Getting parts for '58 Fiat 600's. Prized Possession: Hydroplane. I l I w Peter Tosi Tache 12 Chestnut Street Tash reliable . . . easy-going . . . slim Ambition: To become a n u c l e a r engineer. Favorite Saying: Toot-a- Lootle. Pet Peeve: School's No Smok- ing law. Prized Possession: '55 Ford Convertible. Senior Show 49 101-a-week Collector 2, 3: 151-a-Week Collector 43 Junior Prom 35 Dance Committee 4. . 1,3 , , JI A Charles Francis Taormina Colony Beach Blvd., Manomet Charlie 'Il'Ill18SZlTHZ'7Zg . . . sleepy . . . talcntecl Ambition: To attend college. Favorite Saying: You dummy! Pet Peeve: Mr. Penny. Prized Possession: My car. Band 2, 3, 45 Football 4: Intramurals 4. Mary Lou Thimas 10 Spring Street Mary Lou warm . . .'7Zl1tZl7'0,l. . .athletic Ambition: To become a gym teacher. Favorite Saying: What else? Pet Peeve: 6th-period study. Prized Pos- session: My license. Hockey 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 43 Soft- ball 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 3, 45 Dance Committees 2, 3: Senior Show 43 Pilgrim 4. 'td ix, . Marion Edmenson Thomas 1 Lewis Street Legs blitlze . . . izatural . . . Iifmber Ambition: Steno-typist. Favorite Say- ing: Check me out! Pet Peeve: Manny Rose. Prized Possession: That special picture of T. L. Intramural Basketball 33 Leader Corps 4: Office Assistant 4: Pep Squad 4. Dianne Miary Treuer 23 Chilton Street Di vital . . . z'11te'restecl . . . tall Ambition: To become a nurse. Favorite Saying: How sweet it is! Pet Peeve: G. W., when he gets mad. Prized Pos- session: A certain senior boy's ring. Travel Club 3: Junior Prom: Senior Show 4g Bowling Team 4: Office As- sistant 4gPilgrim 4: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. Richard Joseph Thomas South Pond Road Richie veracious . . . nautical . . . generous Ambition: To become a lawyer. Favorite Saying: Do as I say, not as I do! Pet Peeve: A certain brunette. Prized Possession: My pipe. Student Council 3. ff .-sz.-wv..:.f.mv:.-,.-.cw.v..-1.,1.----1.,.e.-11.40.-.an , L- - A- -- . . ' 'f5:,,. , ii. -t-. , ' - - 'vs' ' ',f,.v -...-Vw--- . . ,.,-M -' ' . . 'l--2132126-An' uuirfavw. Www' . if Q .KAQIW Em ' Rebus:-9.v.14r5'r:2v-,Q:6DI' f,:- --f. can rl fs 19 Y V ,,,, ,vf ,,,, . 1' ' ,f f r .Lg - f..A '. Q' 1' gs f:,l 4 WML? N iM-me Z' 4' I' -:mamma-e4 4 5 :gm Z 7 ' E4 ...- 1 ,- ., . ' A ' 4 1: Q'- ' 1 -0, , I 4Ri4lffQP441fi10-vi'Rf!lVLfl's14Ai ' Tiifdflhi A .V gh - K. I . l '. 'ffkzuwiiemrazwivfwurrn-v:-F -ouuauvM8wovwr-l.xfsrAud1r- nic Richard Wright Trask 44 Mayflower Street Dick musical . . . agreeable . . . quiet Ambition: To become an electrician. Favorite Saying: Get out of my life. Pet Peeve: Lazy people. Prized Pos- I session: My drums. . Band 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 45 Dance ' Committee 4: Senior Prom 4. , I4 1 Richard wright Truitt 9 Franklin Street Rikki li polished . . . creative . . . czcltzzrecl Ambition: To make a lot of money. 5 Favorite Saying: Let's get it done! Pet if Peeve: Folksingers who can't sing. l Prized Possession: Red turtle-necked ,3 sweater. I I 1. 5 , ,, , 5 ............,..-.,....A . I , y ' Q Q' , ' ', . '- i. ' . Of' V' ' ' 'f .-f . r. ...qs - 5 jfrfiqlz, ' X W ' .. -' 5g:'Q1,42?gU,L6 .',i3Q5.L '-,S ' W' U .E N: Q.. Q. : . ,. . - .. .. . I . xy ' . . 4. lm' I X 5- . ar. . ,Q 5 J . if t :T 1:-f fwiggx - I' if ?ff,g,T'f -0- 15' ,I . .. .. . L, ' . N..-5.. . . .. nf-W --:kazaa-euaabsfffitfvsefd-Bifsivzhwr' A A 5.1,-N -fL'l.'g1-lg I ' -, A - v- v Z 'r ,4.'l ' -Rafi? V if ly: :ZF- ff- -9333:-5527 ei: t-.1 qqgpg,-Sars A 1145331655 ' 3 ...Q-....-....,., ,x 5 5 p , 5, Q1 . ng-qmnu-N 5, T4 'Q 5' :V ' ,. -Q., . ,-:Sivan-R . ., 1 . fn i. A , D95 . ' ' r ' ' - w : rug -1-sr? . Y -.L.-, . ' . . g K y I .-1 ' 1 ' ' ' X HA '. . ' ...,,..va,...,,.-...,..- ' .. .. fMlSWMJK9W?HiiiZMY ih W4?4 W1Lx RS' 4 .' v l 1 .fi .. . 1 bt tw Q f Q.. f QQ fa 4 ' in Rollo Frlancis Tucker Sandwich Road Adam devoted . . . competitive . . . earnest l Ambition: To become an architect. iFavorite Saying: Time will tell. Pet iPeeve: Work. Prized Possession: r Cavalry sword. lChess Club 2: Junior Prom 33 Senior i Show 4: Leader Corps 4: Chorus 4. l I i i I 1 .SY 51 I Lillian Theresa Verda Q 287. Briggs Ave., Manomet Jamey F ivzdustrious . . . comely . . . independent tAmbit-ion: To become a practical nurse. lFav0r1te Saying: Oh ya! Pet Peeve: :Anti-social people. Prized Possession: My good friendships. I 2 Y 1 l Jo-Anne Valenziano 12 Murray Street Jo light-hearted . . . tenacious . . . chatty Ambition: To work with computers. Favorite Saying: Better you than me. Pet Peeve: That certain teacher. Prized Possession: South Weymouth Naval Base pass. Newspaper 3, 43 Pilgrim 4: Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 4. Alan Richard Vecchi 2714 Fremont Street Al Brooklyizesque . . . husky . . . witty Ambition: To become an accountant. Favorite Saying: What I mean. Pet Peeve: Rainy weekends. Prized Pos- session: Shot gun. Track 3. Diane Gloria Viera 4 Ocean View Avenue Dianna patient . . . quiet . . . petite Ambition: To become a s e c r e ta r y. Favorite Slaying: If you don't succeed, try again. Pet Peeve: Meddlers. Prized Possession: My typewriter. 3 fvx 7 Marjorie Jean Viera 12 Atlantic Street Margie zmasszmzing . . . delicate . . . loqzzaciozzs Ambition: To attend secretarial school. Favorite Saying: Oh, my word! Pet Peeve: Six-period days. Prized Posses- sion: Chee Chee. Newspaper 43 Senior Show 4. Lynn Carol Watterson 33 Samoset Street Bo Bo compassionate . . . mild . . . genuine Ambition: To enter a school of nursing. Favorite Saying: I don't remember. Pet Peeve: Rainy Saturday nights. Prized Possession: My ring. Cashier 2, 3, 45 Office Assistant 45 Leader Corps 43 Dean's Council 4: Pilgrim 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. 'HY .49 ..d 1 m4lvlhNK o1mmv lwo1on ., H F is ,:j5M..lME . u-um Ziff-27f'Q??,aw3 c?-Yfb '72'fff '7fq A-'l,'T'T.'Y 'pwvvu: 'f A I 5 , 7 i i ti Si QW? ' jr 4' f L if 5 Q1 7. I Ai . g ' f s l ., Maw' 2 t...aw.... '.-no-' ..4....... I ig A , . . Q : , ' - X . Z ? 35 ' .. . . 'T-v:hx'fr1-o--..?dWlulv' ina-Wo' swam . Q yM..,gT.w, .,- Y . 3 H- f bfawmw , .mvuu-.- '.A ,I ii. clzw 'il x Q me 'L' l ' 4. -' i WN: 51.4. ',.'4!vf.s:w-.5 .-rit-4ffef.-1'-z.7-s:.6mQ-A..-Eff 7. am.. 1 .. ,., ,,. 4 nz. nnwvfv4xn-vc:us4a-e1us-.1u4f1rvw-1roonevfuwvrr+ 'w-Q if Mary Lou Viera 196 Standish Avenue Dimples teerzderheartecl . . . complaisant . . . earnest Ambition: To become a bank teller. Favorite Saying: I don't know. Pet Peeve: Loud mouths. Prized Posses- sion: My license., Pilgrim 3, 4. 'NOS 541 Linda Anne Watterson 33 Samoset Street Red happy-go-lucku . . . candid . . . aztbznwzish Ambition: To become an airline stewardess. Favorite Saying: I give up! Pet Peeve: A certain someone. Prized Possession: My stuffed tiger. Cashier 3, 43 Pilgrim 3, 43 Dean's Council 43 Senior Show 4: Senior Prom 4: Office Assistant 4. Winn Willard Crescent Ave., Manomet Winn scholarly . . . hardy . . . cozwteozcs Ambition: To become a naval architect. Favorite Saying: Flurg! Pet Peeve: American cars. Prized Possession: The Saab. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Student Exchange 35 S.A.S. 3: Senior Show 4: Radio Club 45 Varsity Club 4. i J ,van-aux up-no-rv--3 f Q! '52 Jr 'Q .f , K '1Ql, ix?2,f' J 3' K W' iff ,K sql' ,E g A, H ,A it ll - 4 W + X ,Z 5 X ig Q we X1 HY W, PM any Ib- fy -xebsa-isfclivvzvzwtza 1.x-wma 'J :vmxm- MI- 'f55 :ii'f'4?'fQ'ff- 5f'V 'P'1?i'l1 1,, John Curtis Williams Wareham Street, South Carver Curt IIlC'7'Cll7'lCll . . . Ca1'uz'r-itz' . . . ready Ambition: To graduate. Favorite Say- ing: Just on time! Pet Peeve: Laws. Prized Possession: '50 Impala. l n X l l 1 Christine Joan Wirtzburger 12 Stoddard Street Chris l . . . . i'UZ'UGCl0?lS . . . loquaczous . . . laughzng i Ambition: To become a t e a c h e r. Flavorite Saying: Are you kidding me? Pet Peeve: A certain dead-end street gang. Prized Possession: My friend- ships. iMarching Girls 2, 3, 4: 10a-a-week Col- lector, 2, 3: 151-a-week Collector 4g Travel Club 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim 4, Senior Show Assistant Director 4: Basketball 2: School Play 4: Sports Club 4. Jean Ann Willis 196 Water Street Magoo fun-loving . . . eager . . . perky Ambition: To broadcast on radio. Favorite Saying: You know it! Pet Peeve: A certain senior boy. Prized Possession: My record collection. Softball 2, 3: Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 Cashier 2. Bonnie Gail Winokur 26 Standish Avenue Bonnie diminutive . . . gay . . . smiling Ambition: To become a legal secretary. Favorite Saying: You promise? Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Prized Possession: A certain charm. Travel Club 2, 3, 4, Marching Girls 2, 3, 4: Senior Show 4: Cashier 45 Graduation Usher 3. Carol Mary Wolfenden Overlook Road Carol sophisticated . . . band box look . . . :merry Ambition: Successful college education. Favorite Saying: Fine and dandy! Pet Peeve: My straight hair. Prized Pos- session: My skiis. Marching Girls 2, 3, 4, Pilgrim 2, 3, 45 Staff Editor 4: Field Hockey 33 Basket- ball 3, 4g Sports Club 33 Bowling League 4: Senior Show 45 Graduation Committee 4: Junior and Senior Proms 3, 45 Graduation Usher 35 Latin Club 23 Travel Club 2, 3, 45 Dance Commit- tee 2, 3, 4. But the Spzrzt of The Pzlgrims Lzves . Courage, deterrnination, devotion . . . the proud heritage of a few to the inany. We who conie today to take our places in a world far different frorn that of the Pilgrim Fathers realize that their principles reinain per- petually valid before the passage of trans- forrning li! Liyyil I X 1: V. 'Q - w :', l.'..gf1. 5 , .W E' , Ak I 57,14 '.fffi - ' Q., ,. V , b Q,f f?6-f A-.,5J,,, ,W Q , .. V ,Q I I -. V , .Gb 'T' .M-WN x luv' ' haf . ' 48m- Vuj--'H4-, W 'f5n-. 5 Q -. - - . 7 '1-N.. , ,I ,Ii ,,, 1 -ff?-' ' swung . , ,.-1 L- f i 4 ' r 13 M13- M3X5f?EHr1 SE R, 1 gif f fnflm wa fx X :Rl 5 .V- '.5gf .T vf f 1 X f My S .5 e H 'x ,n ff!! M 1, iii Q 1 PILERE PREA5 Congratulations to the Class of 1964 GX9 9 6 8 C tSt Ply th PROFESSIONAL SPONSORS FRANK J. ABATE, M.D. C. JAMES GORMLEY, M.D. CLIFFORD C. AGNEW, M.D. HARRY KELLER, D.M.D. PHILLIP S. CRONIN, Atty. HUGH R. MARAGHY, Atty. HYMAN DUBY, M.D. MYRON POLICOW, D.D.S., MEDORA V. EASTWOOD, M.D. ROBERT F. ROZENE, D.M.D JOSEPH SCHNEIDER, Atty. SAMUEL K. STEWART. M.D. 139 SPONSORS Benotti's Grocery SL Liquor Store L. E. Bouchard Co. Inc. Robert M. Briggs, Atty. Cantoni Oil Co. Carmichael's Cohen's Furniture George Harriman Midway Service, So. Carver North Plymouth Hardware People's Market Perry's Market PHS Class of 1963 Pilgrim Super Drug Pinewood Lodge Plymouth Baking Co. Plymouth SL Brockton St. Railway Plymouth Glass Plymouth Rock Cleaners Plymouth Rock Grocery Plymouth Recapping Co. Inc. Primo's Service Station Purice Plant Rebuttini's Food Store Sears-Roebuck Co. Johnny Seiver's Lunch Dr. 85 Mrs. Elmer Shaw Shiretown Motors Inc. John H. Sperry Co. Stein's Furniture Valente Florists Victoria's Market xv 799 new NATIONALHOMOR L 4, 2- gr aocfefy is lvl C-Q ogiff Lil ,' La' ., 155' .3 ilu ' I I 1954 XV' l4O Tel. Pllgrim 6-4747 ROBERT BARNICOAT MONUMENT CO. fSuccessor to James A. White Co.J 47 Court Street Plymouth, Mass. GINNY'S COFFEE SHOP Compliments of SMITH'S PLYMOUTH MASSACHUSETTS LORING,S Established 1894 Watchmakers Sz Jewelers 29 Main St. Plymouth ,...,.. ,.. Nm A W- ' A '4 n4,.,,,,.,,....---' 3 ., N. .. MMV. 4 ' 5 , 35 1,5 w.,,' ,gf , 'fry . c f'ZM ' ' 1 - H ' 1, fi ,Q ffl-J 1' gif' M M Y- , , OFFICIAL PHOTOCBAP dy X U 171 Q Q, -1 J ' ' 1 ,E ' H if gi I 1 I H ' Af Congratulations to the Class of 1964 PADOVANI'S PHARMACY Congratulations to the Senior Class WALK-OVER SHOE STORE 8A North Street Plymouth Congratulations from PLYMOUTH BOWL-O-MAT One Park Ave. 746-9825 PRINCE STREET SERVICE STATION Congratulates the Class of 1964 GOGGIN 8. SON FURNITURE COMPANY Plymouth, Massachusetts Congratulations to the Graduates il. 'ff ,PRESS - .W gg, xl 3 ' f 1 sksnwnoscr srnser- um. msss. Best Wishes PLYMOUTH COUNTY ELECTRIC COMPANY Tel. 746-9300 Main Street Extension Plymouth THE OCKERS COMPANY Your headquarters for- Books - College Outline Series Dictionaries - Greeting Cards Brief Cases and School Supplies Portable Typewriter Sales and Service 15 Main Street Best Wishes To The Seniors 4 5 b y H 5 F sgfllliik 32 'fig-fi not 5 'rung 5' PLYMOUTH CORDAGE COMPANY PLYMOUTH, MASS. MEL'S AUTO REPAIR Repairs on all make cars 109 Sandwich Street Plymouth Plymouth E. T. Diozzi, Proprietor PI 6-2255 Esso Products Telephone PI 6--1547 I44 Best Wishes JIM'S RESTAURANT 17 Main Street PI 6-9838 SAMOSET TV M3 8' Q RADIO SERVICE INC. 97 Samoset St. 5 ' 'JTWN I Plymouth, Mass. PI 6-2499 'N'-I fif OLD COLONY THEATRE Plymouth Get more out Of life ---- go to SEASIDE GRILL a movie! 390 Court Street 746-2343 Compliments of PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. CF PLYMOUTH INC. Ze.- on co. ' 1,fg',,f,f,2 VOL'l'A 0IL CUMPANY V ao3m.eZn GAS -fi'-l7 Samoset Street Plymouth, Mass. P. O. Box 346 Tel. PI 6-1340 0 V MARIWS AUTO BDDY PI 6-0300 Plymouth, Mass Jlllllll E. JURDAN C0. o Builders' Hardware . Eleotrical Supplies 0 Sporting Goods Q Garden Tools 0 Housewares Kr Appliances Q Kitchen Planning If it is . . . JORDAN has it! Phone Pilgrim 6-2283 Compliments of G E L L A R ' S Mcmomet Massachusetts ' 147 Compliments f SHERMMVS FURNITURE C0., INC. 310 COURT ST Pl 6-1440 330 Court Street P y th M 746 3444 Congratulations to the Class- of '64 IlMIlRSON'S STURE Good Luck, Seniors ! HENRY MENGOLI AND SON STEVENS, The Florist PERINO'S SERVICE GULF STATION 34 Samoset St. BEST WISHES to the class of '64 Store Phone Greenhouse PI 6-2600 PI 6-2601 Plymouth, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS MARTHA'S GIFT 8. TOY SHOP V-., ,, ' af' ' '-gyfaf Q , H . Wu, x , f' 1 I -h 300 Court Street North Plymouth 149 759 cgenzbf 56050 Giza? 0 764 PLYMUUTH SAVINGS BANK The Friendly Bank ARTHUR G. ESTES, JR., Executive Vice-President Sz Treasurer WARREN M. AXFORD, Teller DOROTHY R. HALE, Teller BONNIE TRASK, Teller JANICE PETERSON, Teller 50 PRISCILLA GRILL Besf lljishes +0 fha Class of 1964 301 court st. Plymouth from PI 45015 SPMDEW cozwcm 3 SHN C gratulations ' 1 from I 'Wwe bocffsv? educahdn are bifk PLYMOUTH MEN S SHOP bufme 1FwH,i5 swecf 18 Main st. PI 6-0341 9 fSf0Hf'f Hnnejgf pf!-GAJIM Egg! 196i 7 RAYCURT coRP. X 9 f G35 5.,3L,, .,s fkaupen 746-2976 illllfllffw ' , nw W' Windows Al G tt . , Doors Sh tt ur S A1 m. Siding P h E 1 , 5 J 1 ' A gs .Zhi C6356 f Q? S F A1 m Syst Zif f' 5' 0fl 5?'.15f. Congratulations to the Class of 1964 GEORGE STEFANI Congratulations to all graduates of Plymouth-Carver High School From Radio Station WPLM Good Luck to All of You -The Class of 1964 John Thomas Campbell owner, manager of WPLM 1390 on your AM dial 500 Watts 911 mc. on your FM dial 20,000 Watts 6 AM.-Midnight Radio Voice of Plymouth, Cape Cod, and The Islands l52 Congratulations to the Class of '64 PLYMOU'I'II FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK Plymouth-Kingston-Duxbury-Marshfield Your Bank for School Savings MASSASQIT Congratulations VENDING SERVICE INC. From Automatic Cafeteria Systems GILI-'S APPLIANCE CENTER Tel. 746-1713 PlymOuth,.MaSS. 2 Court St. PI 6-3964 9 Congratulations mc. to the Class of 1964 Carver, Mass. UN 6-4545 HEATING OILS - GASOLINE - DIESEL FUEL Heating Engineers Consultants I53 A Trained We Support Driver is The Driver a Safe Training Driver. ' Program 1 .I 1 4 EIL.. C H EV RO LE T I ' AFL---II 10 Water St. PI 6-1945 ELLIS UUHTAIN FAUTURY Wholesalers and Manufacturers 278 Court St. PI 6-1941 154 Education is the Apprenticeship of Life FOR SCHOOL NEWS . . . that story of the Class Prom . stories of special school events social items of your Classmates . the weekly column of your school Press Club . your school graduation . your school athletics - baseball, football, field hockey, track, tennis . . . all with photos and action pictures READ THE OLD COLONY MEMORIAL -New Eng1and's Greatest Weekly Newspaper For 136 Years- GBIEI Qlnlnng Ililvmnrial FOR QUALITY PRINTING - INQUIRE OF MEMORIAL PRESS THE WHITE RAIIDERIS I I E JOHN ALDEN GIFT gon, Steve, ete,GGeorge, nd ar . a Plebeslr Pat, Gary, Water Street Plymouth, Mass. and SALT WATER TAFFY CIGARS, CIGARETTES CAMERA FILM SNACK BAR L.5f 'flg Y..Df5'n5 SOUVENIRS GIFTS QU, V Weis ff CPIQPU 155 Best of Luck to the Seniors From THE PURITAN CLOTHING CO. Modern Stores for Men 8z Boys Plymoqth - Rockland and THE PURITAN CLEANING DEPT. Plymouth's Oldest and Finest Dry Cleaners Plymouth Tel. PI 6-3730 '56 gf xW' TOWN BROOK SERVICE STATION INC. 24-Hour Road SGFVICG 14 Water St. Plymouth Massachusetts Ask not what your country can do for youg Ask what you can do for your country. -John Fitzgerald Kennedy PILGIIIM FURNITURE. INC. 26 Union Street Plymouth 157 HENRY'S FURNITURE CO. HARBOR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, INC, Furniture of Distinction COTT 50 Court Street QUALITY BEVERAGES Plymouth, Mass. PIyI'1'1OLltI'1 MESS. 746-1118 PLYMOUTH MARINE RAILWAY INC. 4 I-ff 1, V , 3, X gc' lf' if , - 5 v-13.3 Nut 4 V F I .. . FMF' As, M5 .. n? gg bf v,4f3fos?5r 'W Ie? ' Compliments of . . . 19 TL: r Yankee My 'E Tnvler Your A148 H 8 n-uucnfm ' , wmnqnxgmy 1 JXIVL, Route 3A Plymouth COMPLIMEN TS OF W. T. GRANT BALBONI'S DRUG STORE Joseph Balboni, Reg. Pharm. PI 6-1251 Congratulations and Where Pharmacy is a Profession, not asidelinev best wishes to the first. 315 Court Street Plymouth graduating Class of Plymouth-Carver High School WILDES MOTOR CO., INC. Samoset St. PI 6-2900 Plymouth, Mass. ATTORNEY THOMAS F. QUINN Alfred's Hairstyling Salon Allerton Nursing Home Alves Shoe Store Anti's Samuel Arons 81 Son 44 Auto Body Barbieri's Market Bell Shop Dr. Charles Benea Benotti Grocery Bluebird Restaurant Bradford's Store Broccoli's Market Elmer F. Buck Tile Co. Cape Travel Agency Cappannari's Cartmell Funeral Home Ceccarelli's Charm Shop Cities Service Station SPONSORS Cold Spring Motel Cooper Drug Store Costa's Service Station Dexter Shoe Store Dunlap's Service Station Dr. William 0. Dyer First National Stores Green Thumb Gulf Twin Service Station Happy Hollow Motel Hobshole House Jabez Corner Service Station Louis Knife 8z Son Dr. Sz Mrs. Edward M. Krensky Leonardi's Food Store Lincoln St. Service Station Maccaferri's Shoe Store Mando's Furniture Marois Market Middle St. Barber Shop Congratulations to the Class of 1964 WASHBURN Water Street Plymouth, Mass. PI 6-0741 Congratulations to the Class of 1964 M Xa M SPURTING GINIDS CUMPANY FOR JOBS with a FUTURE JOSE P H H 0 UREPSIS TE O ! BOUCHER SUNSHWE Meat? aciipuiisn cuuisfs . GFOCGTIGS 0 MACHINE FOR EACH STUDENT Ralph A. Govonl Novelties o DAY a. EVENING CLASSES o FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE o Low Tumom 133 Main St. So. Carver 'ERE Lflfififssofl Kingston, Mass. Ci.1'P.SSES S I ART E Eiilngli MONDAY Mass' ' ?OR FREE BROCHURE JU 5,4446 COME, WRITE, OR PHONE Phone Union 6-3641 QQQQQQSF JU 5-2018 1581 HANCUCK ST., UUINCY GR l-.9290 Insurance PLYMOUTH INSURANCE AGENCY 56 Sandwich St of all Mauro J. Canevazzi Plymouth Kinds Tel. 746-0055 Mass- TRAVEL CLUB Xi mini nook comvilw 4 32 Main Street Kingston Advisor, Miss I. Albertini President, Donald Caldwell Massachusetts Vice-Pres., Edward' Goodwin Secretary, Valerie Girard Treasurer, Clyde Bongiovanni 162 'xx X . L, ,- x, A. :xi 5 R xx ,fx x,r ,K fx fx M M 'W-N -,Q wfwlftv To The Class of Sz '64 The Future Builders of America GOOD LUCK 163 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF X XXJW f it ,Q ff ff 4 P efv it f Q: 'fl Ogg! cowx cznrrfx Q11 1 I76 SANDWICH S12 l?E5!DfNTlf4L AND A INPUSTRIAL PAINTING Just a Shade Better! owdx A6 GQQPY 5 hgG- . THV QECQL AND fm BEANIE 5' feoom Q 0 ge-ix is N 3 ' 5 PLYMUUTH-HUME NATIUNAL BANK 14 CONVENIENT OFFICES PLYMOUTH-KINGSTON-DUXBURY-MANOMET WHITMAN-THE BRIDGEWATERS-BROCKTON 1 , I W ' ffm' X. X5 f :R 5? fs 3 3' ..' ,,,Li- H A MAJOR SOURCE OF FINANCING IN THIS AREA FOR 160 YEARS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 165 FRIENDS Iris E. Albertini Mr. Sz Mrs. Frederick J. Arata Mr. Sz Mrs. Austin F. Baker Mr. Sz Mrs. Ralph E. Barron Mr. S1 Mrs. Joseph L. Bergamini Phyllis Boucher H. A. Bradford Sz Sons, Inc. Canevazzi's Market Suzanne Cavicchi, Churchill's Mrs. Doris Costa Driftwood Shop Mr. Peter A. Fachetti 1963 Football Team Friends Furtado's Barber Shop Hillside Cabins Dr. EriciHogan Mr. Sz Mrs. William Knowles Jr. Koblantz Taylors Lobster Mart Louis' Barber Shop Mr. Sz Mrs. Anthony Caramello 166 Margie E. Maccaferri Mel's Esso Station 0'Keefe Hat Shop Mr. Sz Mrs. Hector E. Patenaude Petroleum Sales Sz Service Room 101 Room 102 Room 103 Room 105 Room 109 Room 217 Mr. Sz Mrs. Louis Skulsky Steven's Beauty Salon Mr. Sz Mrs. Gilbert Tavares Tina's Sandwich Shop Towne Shoe Service' Vic's Service Station Dr. George S. Wild Mrs. H. W. Wolfenden Stephen Verda Mr. Sz Mrs. H. D. Goodwin Lou's Delicatessen Mr. Sz Mrs. Gino Cristofori PLYMUUTH FEDERAL SAVI GS All Llllllll ASSUCIATIUN PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Inc. 1882 Fed. 1937 President Secretary Walder J. Engstrom Mae E. Emond Vice President Assistant 81 Treasurer Secretary A. Lee Roulston Esther Crowell Assistant Treasurer Ronald C. 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X S mer St. Kingston, Mass. x F' M rom T1 JU 5 4509 The Class of X765 ACKNGWLEDGEMENTS To the following we express sincere appreciation and thanks for valuable assistance in creating the 1964 Pilgrim: Mr. Roland Holmes, our faculty advisor and our friend, who kept us sane with his infinite patience and passes. The Dicksons, our photographers, who willingly contributed countless hours to preserve the year in pictures. Mr. Robert Vantine, our representative from the Delmar Printing Com- pany, whose quiet suggestions always proved valuable. The United Church of Christ, whose bulletin of November, 1963, pro- vided us with the idea for Viola's pen sketch of the thankful Pilgrims. Plimoth Plantation, who gave us a selection of photographs for our theme pages. Mr. Randolph Abbott, Mr. Walter Haskell, Mrs. Maggie Mills, and the Memorial Press for photographs of football season, of the Tech Tourney, and of Main Street in the 19th Century. Mr. David Montanari for basketball pictures. The New Bedford Standard Times for its picture of Peter Maccaferri. Mr. Howard Goodwin, who guided us in the purchase and use of our staff camera. Mr. Patrick Berry, who sketched the ads for Boyer's Paint and the Band. The administration and the faculty for their understanding when classes and schedules were interrupted for yearbook pictures. Peter Bongiovanni, our business manager, who worked beyond the call of duty to make the business section of the 1964 Pilgrim the most success- ful and the most interesting ever. Viola Harris for her excellent portrait of Mr. Berry and her Pilgrim sketch. Richard Maraghy and, again, to Peter for cheerfully chauffeuring us, at a moment's notice all over town. Mary Cook for hours spent in recording orders and payments and in compiling distribution lists for the 1964 Pilgrim. All the editors who worked to make the 1964 Pilgrim a fine yearbook. All parents who gave of their time, homes, patience, coke and potato chips. Our advertisers, sponsors, and friends for their continued support in' making the Pilgrim a reality. Barbara Knowles Anne Patenaude l7l W 95-I AUTOGRAPHS HX Q 1 'EW 44 I ll i v F ii 3 af I 1 .' - , 1 I i W W W 5, ,v ,W WW WW, W V W W :W WW F W, WW W W 13 W W W Q W W W W r W W 4 W W W a v W 1 1 1 W W W Q I W A W v A W W is WW W, I Wi WW U I W W r w D I I Y N L 1 1 11 s R 1 1 I 1 V 5 i 1 I