Plymouth Carver High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)
- Class of 1968
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I J .KM ye .4 U, 5, , AH WI. 'i Iff,lI,, -1: CONTENTS Academics ., ,, 4 Fall ,..... . . . 26 Winter . . . . , 42 Spring . . . . . 66 l Seniors ,......,. . . . 88 l Advertisements , . . . . .152 Plymouth-Carver High School o Plymouth, Massachusetts o Volume XLVIII 1 i ww sqm mm 37 1 55 sewn-Jes, rflf. -'1 sew Q 1 ff Life, most distinguished of all the guards, Watching that Death does not extinguish The radiant flanie of living. Vigilant life, your praises proclaim. Though the flame may flicker, the spirit glows, And the noble never cease to light the day. Unjust Death in your cloak of darkness, Stealing the noble with one swift stroke, Why must you rob so prematurely The knights of their souls with a last death blow? -Sheila Bloom , 'l 1'm In Memoriam Academics In our land of equal opportunity, one must earn his position. Never before has the need been so great for qualified persons to fill these positions. To equal this need, Plymouth Carver High School proudly maintains that its students will excel in our Great Society Teachersg not disciplinarians, but strategists and specialists, forever broaden our scope of knowledge. Through their commendation and criticism they help prepare us for life in our complex world, where we must play many roles. f X I , 1 . , 1, 1 I '-. Ax. if ,J 4 sf , aww 1 if ,. , N . f' , fx Q1 ' iq X ,I . ff' , ' A912 ,4'. ,. , A , A Q1 IE' K' N .v , , 3 N f 4--if -. 1. ,mv .f N . r, ,fx M nv f, , f if ' I 29 af ft :THQ 2' 1: , i - Q xv H 1hfAnq,,,,. XX 'BNI , S77 A Xia A ' A ,1 I f ,fif 23-42353 ,hw .rf gf: 2-'VIP' wget 5 gf 'rl I -! Y 5:61 J, wg-M f, ,I Tl K W3 uv-v'm,v.:1,. W 115 r Y V. H. rw. Q, 5 A .fix x.. 'rv X 'V' 7' w f 4,1 ,i 4 11 1 ,, m1 fl 1' vp, 11- . aw 15 ,L I . M5 -:nail-A 17 E27 R 4?.fM-'32 : ,, , W, ,, guy .la ,ff- , 3 ILE- J 41 fix-N V gag- 1 . 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H! r Mff W' We 2 E .- ff A , - 5 f I I' , f f 4iwf4, in? :Cf 5 Z Z 5 5 I - ' 7 f- f if -ff? iv' V 1-11:21.14 Y 44 f S 5 f ' f 2 HM 1 f 3255 Q 2 f , f 4 3 5 5 f f ff? 3 ? 4 3 , V Q , 3 i 3 U 4.44 lu- Mrs. Jean Patenaude Bridgewater Boston University Future Teachers Adviser fy X, . 77: L ,L Ch Z V T wa if ' ' --H-we -, fi M.w,,...5 Mr. Edwin Calvin, Chairman Mr. Horace Turner Harvard Bates College Western Reserve University H d Boston University UVM' Department extends personal and immediate counseling for all students 7 f, 1 f r rf S. 3 1 4 I w X. I Q91 1 '9lFivu:. ,J ,Nunn Mr. Thomas Long Stonehill: Bridgewater Sophomore Class Adviser l l l l Mr. Robert Simmons Bridgevvaterg Indiana Universi- ty: University of California at San Die o g Audio-Visual no .t , ef- A .V The challenge ofdevelopzng orzgznal zdeas Into orgamzed, COh6l'6lfll' COWlWl1fllfllCClfl07l E GLISH -wil. .,- Mr. Yoshiro Sanbonmatsu Mr. Joseph Auciello Swarthmore: University of Bridgeport UY1iV91'SftX gf MH?S2ChUS9ttS Bookstore Adviser ' Lit AdVlS91' i 1 J o , w l W NUS! MBU' Callahan Miss Janet Draghetti BOSl10h College Enqerson Drama Club Adviser 9 I 1 I: N FOREIG LANGUAGES Now . . . comprende right: Y si, right: merci? ? ? Language lab enhances speech facilities Mr. Andrew Dietlin, Jr. Mr. Brian Souza Mr. Francisco Garcia St. Clements Hall: Bridgewater: Plymouth State College Santiago de Compostela: Madrid Boston College Pep Squad Adviser University National Honor Society Adviser Spanish Club Adviser MIB- Lydill M8l'C2l0lliB Miss Patricia Comiskey Mrs. Gudrun Bartlett ValD8!'i8S0 University Boston College Mount Holyoke College German Club Adviser VARY. N lk XX Q5'3NL'NX'f3NwB6 X we Miss Iris Albertini, Chairman Radcliffe: Middlebury French Club Adviser air 'f 'sr-we , X l lx 1 b Q K W o '2 V K J W X' W I Y 11 1 1 . 3 M f , f Examining new discoveries and fresh 5 W ' ,gm fins., 1 . .L cf '11, Mr. David Barlow, Chairman University of Rhode Island: Bridgewater A demonstration of changes 1n velocity with a consistent force holds no surprises for David, our AFS class-mate. 1 I Mrs. Muriel Dennull Mr. Douglas Edwards S.M.I.T. 5 Ohio University: Miami Uni- Springfield College: Elon : Bridgewater versity: Bridgewater Freshman Coach -fv- Mr Robert Tufts University: Boston University Miss Cla re Driscoll Radcliffe 3 Harvard A.F.S. Adviser Martin fl ll Masai Mr. Silas Wade er Polytechnic Institute: Budgewaten Senior Class Adviser K A4311 ' Mrs Margaret Angell Mr Ronald Gomes Mrs. Mary Shinney Massachusetts College of Alt Budgewatez Regis College 3 . f ' fx 'PA A ,Q 1 1-it-A ,, K, 1 z 1 w,,,.,.Mv GFX: N' vw.. 1 N sa. Mr. Maurice Sevigny Massachusetts College of Art ART F me arts serve varzed talents Mr. Patrick Berry, Chairman College of Practical Art: Massachusetts College of Art: Bridgewater 'bw V 1' f' - -,L-56- fi v , ?? ' f, .,g-., W. I . T.. ,ti ,. ,-3 .41 .V rw-1.5.-. 4, ,., t, '- ff ,. .:, . 3 lg.. I W' 2 ,' A -4? , A.. i .I , ,5Mvu1., , . wha rf . , T ' ' :',j '- ,, z,.,.s-il. 'ZXQ Ii i . 4 , ' 'xx ' w, .41 95 1153 , .5 I ..,'- uZ7:::..l?.?.f 1-.X-Heli.-If tw, L2 ' x .. 9'- 'ff' : Ala. .-- ff' 'ii-VL! ft mn 1-mlb x 9 4 Q Y 1 ,. ' ' . - gg: .Qt - ,n ' , - . 3 L.:-N 1 ri uw--, ' '44,-A..-V' 9 3.14 , , ' ng 44, , U - el --j: .J 11Z iae'f' ight I' 41 7 ff'1'Z,Zf'j.' lfzif fu- - w .. :f-1' If 'T' ,Q --:,.ff'7m,,K A ,t ,Q f..a.,. , ,, . .. .. .3 USIC .,.N., .sw 'fm J. -t '-1 Q Q - . . ,... V 6' Mr. Marlo Croclati Boston Umvel sity Band Director Mr. Douglas Truran Boston University Choxus Directol Expert training ojferedi L If v f:rf':':2?' l ' Mrs. Holly Auciello Smith College REMEDIAL READI G SPECIAL EDUCATIO Mr. William Clark Fitchburg State College r C, Mrs. Bernice Haigh Miss Dorothy Canavan University of Maine Boston State College: Boston University aff' Mrs. Violet Tillson Mr. Dennis Aresta Bridgewater State College Boston College: Bfidgewatel' Work Study Coordinator I 18 vczriegf ofspecializedfields 1' x ,fi f A , Miss Anita Drlsko Farmington State College University of Maine Pilgrim Adviser flu GNLR V 1 X 2 S if 1 -,X , 5 A l l f Miss Audrey Ziergiebel Boston State College : Simmons 1 V Mechanical skills sharpened fa.-ee. I N6 ' 'V xv lr- . , , , 7 ni 3 I ! f v Mr. Hector Patenaude, Chairman Mr. Ronald Malaquias Mr. William Johnstone Fitchburg: Boston University: Bridgewater Northern Illinois University: Aurora Coll- Fitchburg: Bridgewater: Harvazd ege: Fitchburg Junior Class Adviser 7 Z f ' fn f 5 f gf f gf 2 f !7l All together now . . . The fuel pump connects to the carburetor. 20 Mr. George DeCou1-cy Acimguam lglififiile Teinnessee College: Emerson rl gewa er ami? mann and I 'L e 1 DUSTRIAL ARTS N.,-gg X35-N gf I Physzcczl educatzon completes currzculum Mr. Richard Ward University of Massachusetts Mr. Harold Rogers, Chairman Miss Nancy MacDuffee Boston University: Bridgewater UHiV0l'SitY Of M8SS80lJUSetfs Basketball Coach FS. ,,...w Miss Judith Wild University of North Carolina at Greensboro h. .. Didn't think I could do it-did you? Mr- Henry Cryer Panzer College 21 NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL Smiling an F riendbf People , ,Wil X' 5 L ?a Mrs. Barbara Bartlett, Dxetxclan. Mr. Ralph Curtis, Supervisor of Maintenance. ,QD- Mrs. L. Sirricog Mrs. P. Nelsong Mrs. J. Govonig Mrs. B. Bartlettg Mrs. P. Guidabonig Mrs. L. Salgadog Mrs. L. Sarnellig Mrs. L. Meehang Mrs. F. Bosarig Mrs. F. Nealg Mrs. D. Zanottig absent, Mrs. M. Swartz. 22 I, I -1 I I gl , M . f l s , Z vfi L uw f 47 2, i if O v l Vv. ,.- ' 1' e.'2wQQri.'QT'l'i-'J ,fi ' ,M A fr-Jw f .A 'Ia O J'Qq, f3'i'g: f .J , 1 U: :'5.w2 fn 'f'-h ' A 'rw -N iw. I 1 u ,eg fwz:i,'2.1:?,f1a an Mrs. Betty Usher Mrs. Marion Whiting Mrs. Doris Roncarati Secretary Secretary Secretary Main Offlce Main Office Main Office 'EVM'-u K F '- ,, .. s on '- O, .., TQEV' 'ill J u 'fl u- fs: ' MII I lllll - .. Xflil if!!! ' L- lllll uns? :uni .uni nu.: lllll lu ,..,, .V-1,, M' M im! P V Yi 0- '-qg'l! S!! C' TE S fill Mrs. Flora Ledo Mrs. Ruth Volta Matron School Nurse Future Nurse's Adviser 23 STAFF I fQ dmx ,J L swear ' A 5 ?QLRh 3, K j. K if U :I mix' Q if f ' ' R i lhv. if linl I Mrs. Henrietta Prout - Secretary Guidance Office Providing vital services You can't bounce him for hunting-the poor little dear. Miss Elith Testoni IBM 7 i H i '1 Y QUE! 'vu '--,W ,ff . 4: ,Wm V A ff ,111 M. .-.Q-M Golden summer has turned to Russet autumn. Where once sand swished under carefree feet. Leaves, those brittle shells of once-vibrant nature rustle 'neath a different pace. The first step . . . reluctant . . . lingers on sun speckled memories. Then gathers momentum as reality asserts itself The brisk demands of scholarship allows little time for wistful daydreams. Students concentrate tightening up days that must contain History, football, math, Student Council, French, Chorus, English, and after school jobs. Greedily pursuing pleasure to squeeze the most satisfaction out of inadequate time. We become Aware. if -N X X NR! 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C. eats turkey Varsity Football 'iv if:-:'..:--:.-:.'w 5 '-P' 1: an 111i . - 1 Q 1, U we i I -7 :li if 1 - - 1 , null . - . gi.. 'fi' ang rt fe ww-wr. -- Q iwfllii 4 A ig ... sf fr V- - i --Q Lg e f , M 1 5 M T . y X f . A - E Y yr gf ' IF MIX- , Ex ja? Henry Cryer Dennis Aresta William Nagle Asst. Coach Asst. Coach Asst, Coach Co-captained by Larry Smith and Billy Butters the Blue Eagles posted a 3-6 season. P. C.'s biggest win was the 12th annual meeting with Silver Lake on Thanksgiving Day. spite of a muddy and soggy field P. C. was able to score on two touchdown passes thrown by Steve Rogers. The Blue Eagles put up a good fight, but were unable to - - T if 2-ff t-may-Miltflea--- E2 B KLA , fi g SQZEBIZ 7S! .Ji Front: P. Palavanchi, R. Tynan, R. Freyermuth, J. Furtado, F. Latosek, M. Sir- rico, W. Henry, M. Donelan, D. Maccaferri. Back: P. Correia, B. Butters, S. Rogers, J. Taddia, L. Smith, H. Ruxton. 28 In a O f 1 1 f Z . - 'JK' rl -Y 'P S ' 4 . 'Urs Q I yi.. -. as X --eg ..-. Coach Joseph DeSisto capitalize on several scoring opportuni- ties during the season. They did how- ever enjoy two more victories. The first win was a 14-6 victory over Rockland. Touchdowns were scored by Paul Correa and Steve Rogers while the P. C. defense scored on a safety. The Blue Eagles outclassed the Green Wave of Abington for their sec- ond win by a 30-6 score. Steve Rogers threw two touchdown passes and also carried one over. The Eagles were carried through the season by their undying spirit - the spirit which transforms the defeated into victors. l M2 if ,, :Lf if fx-91.1 Eli 'sfgfggtaiv I . -.ai .V r Hold that line! in ix rf.. J .11 Q Q fn-3 . - .Lp ig V ' .gk .w..l,.: I -2 fl, if' ., J . K X A -F1,.l5fP.'i .T i v.':TfQN f , , fm. f J l F 'MSL' A F fi ue: ff4f,.'f1 . fi'--v .-',1.yw -X-f .5 E . ,......,. 3,9 .. Xa. .W .M i - ,KN--9, .2 L',,fN...gq.. 'X f T' 2 ' 'i .F -.S- ,A , wif-Q' -1sQgi??. '.f-f if I if L Q-..f5Y,,-fr. tl -- f . 1. ,N , f . ' ' ,.N-pf. ,k'r.'r'.i. we 0: -'- I The practice before the game. Silver Lake eats crow Sf - -e.. 1 .1 ' .. JQ, 3,4 'V Sv . , ' , , f.,-,Y A -xsf....s ...:..- N ' 'f Q 'iw' - sf .Q ' M Wfgwn, Ig, W., gi g gyilwixi .X,,,,.,gx..,. ty .. is, W , . 'E' ' .-'R ' 'Q ' , 'ff 2' F? 1 ' ,e l 4 I , K .f r f it J' ' . ' vein S iwivx ' G . Ag I Xpli 5 . f -,,'-ff 5' i ,sn-me ,I , ,,,e , l Q MK -N53 1 T V ,, ,, I Q -I N.-Q 1 ' .,L2i.. . i n .- .. ' I fesfwfiei 5 ef ini L ss or mi, W fm. i it 44 -Q,- Front: P. Correa, S. Loud, M. Sirrico, R. Tynan, P. Palavanchi, K Beal, F. Latosek, B. Butters Co-Capt., L. Smith Co-Capt., J. Furtado, D. Maccaferri, B. Ruxton, S. Rogers, P. Fernandes, L. Shaw, W Henry. Middle: Asst. Coach Nagle, Asst. Coach Aresta, R. Freyer- muth, M. Donelan, M. Swartz, W. Parkhurst, D. May, N. Smith P. Correa, E. Maccaferri, J. Silva, C. Banker, K. Costa, C. Smith F. Barros, A. Fernandes, Asst. Coach Cryer. Back: S. Ottani, W Lapworth, J. Secundo, R. Barbieri, K. Walker, B. Stewart, P. Hachey R. Perry, C. Gray, A. Perry, T. Pina, A. siiva, P. DeCost, B. Pinij ental, J. Leandro, S. Barboza, G. Richmond, B. Cappella, P. Stearns Coach DeSisto. Coach Henry Cryer, Co-Captains Billy Butters and Larry Smith Coach Joseph DeSisto. 9 Si .517 W i i Hara' luck Dogs H apless Freshmen Griddens in '6 7 S. Gallagherg J. Ruxtong D. Curtisg Mr. D. Edwards, Coachg M. Mendesg M. Silvag B. Clark. 2nd: J. Eppsg G. Axfordg D. Whitingg A. Dunhamg D. Robinsong D. Parentg J. Seaverg G. Martin. Back: V. Almeidag G. Silviag J. Marting D. Ashleyg G. Bakerg R. Drewg J. O'Connorg E. Mellog G. Boccina. ...J VARSITY RECORD Bridgewater-Raynham P-C...6 P-C..14 P-C...6 Rockland ........... Middleboro ......... Whitman-Hanson .... P-C. .30 Abington .......... . Hingham . . . . . . Randolph . . . . . . Scituate .... . Silver Lake ......... P-C...0 P-C...0 P-C. .14 P-C...0 P-C. .14 FRESHMAN RECORD P-C. . .6 Bridgewater-Raynham P-C. . .0 Rockland ........ . . . P-C. .14 Middleboro ........ . P-C. . .6 Whitman-Hanson . . . . P-C. . .8 Abington ........ . . . Hingham ....... . . . Randolph . . . . . . Scituate ..... . . Silver Lake . . . . . P-C...6 P-C...8 P-C...6 P-C. .26 The guys are on their toes. The play is to the left. Lauy punts at the 30. B111y goes all the way f -V . , .f :- , I .., , ,ulzy , ,,., ,, 'w'??' ' W -f L, ' mg. u.i..1:.m.f,..,Qx.Egm: f'. ' yiifk My . L., .' ,L ,, '.,f'JQ2aatk7B',5!8 in -.,,4,L. 'Q- 'am L BH' Ar' Warren Parkhurst Larry Shaw Mxke Slrrlco ,wwf 'ffm Richard Freyermuth, Bill Pimental 32 X x -W , al. , ' xx H -,,- N4 - I W , ,, ., .Na f 4' , l ' ' s --f, V7.. p 'br' '-. .L :rw ' M. wp: - ' Q ' ff gat Paul Correa, Steve Loud EAGLES of the week ' BTA 3 E .f , - .f Baby. . . the rain must fall. John Furtado Winfield Henry SA 'a e F Q Q v if ef Billy Butters Paul Correia John Tadia ff' f ' xl' 1 V' cr, V Francis Latosek Larry Smith Steve Rogers David Maccaferri ! 1 P-C .... 1 VARSITY RECORD P-C .... 4 Bridgewater ....... 2 P-C .... 8 Whitman-Hanson ..0 P-C .... 3 Scituate .......... 1 P-C .... 0 Hingham . . . .2 P-C .... 1 Abington . . . . . .1 P-C .... 5 Silver Lake . . . . .0 P-C .... 2 Rockland . . . . .0 P-C .... 3 Middleboro . . . . .0 J.V. RECORD P-C 0 Bridgewater ...... 5 ' 1 I i Whitman-Hanson . .0 P-C .... 1 Scituate ........... 2 P-C .... 0 Hingham . . . . .4 P-C .... 0 Abington . . . .0 P-C .... 0 Silver Lake . . . . . .0 P-C .... 0 Rockland . . . . . .0 P-C .... 0 Middleboro . . . . . .O Front: Miss Judy Wild, S. Fabri, D Stevens, A. Sampson, K. Haire, L Rogers, W. Heath, S. Vecchi. Middle B. Giovanetti, D. Vaughn, C. Quillin, N. Arnold, B. Barros, C. Govoni, L. Nicolas, J. Dunlap. Back: B. Fer- nandes, L. Raymond, D. Heath, L. Lopes, K. Shepard, N. Prout, D. 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Kris Pimental and Sue Barlow 6 I I record secures Znd place The G1rl s F1eld Hockey Team In fl 1ts season 1n second place wlth a 6 1 1 record desplte the g le by last years senlors They also take pr1de ln thelr tle Wlth Hlngham for f1rst place 1n the Southeastern Massachusetts Tournament ln Whlch they overpowered teams from 5 leagues Although the Jumor Vars1ty suffered a less specta cular season, the experlence and sportsmanshlp that was gained Wlll strengthen the Vars1ty 1n future years WP? y sv, 1-2-3-4- do it! 37 Y ski,- I . 'XF- u 1 C 11 -:p L . 1 f.. . n '1 fa '. ji-' . 1 .4- AJ. ' .Y ,fi . - , .. 'V ' L fi' 5. -. u',r.' ri- ,.' 1 'J ,-:L- L Cf: .7 X 'U qw ? .LW ' ui 'v EXE. 9.3.0. 4. . . 'fl' 3 1' 1' 'X.. 'r . ah 1,, ' 42' ' il 0.5, ., ., .ng . ,.v .4 V F5 Q 18 -: K, 1. QR 'ia 4 NX ll ff RN fff 'f N X f ., .,, X f X T N X X ff M X f f R Qf x sway 1 .Q 4 xx 9 ,ff A wif' X W ' i X QW K X M I my X Z' Lt fi fr x ful? v.- Pl mouth-Carver Wind Ensemble S. Fecig G. Webberg G. Brigidag E. Al-Chokhacheyg N. Proutg A. Machong K. Haireg E. Minskyg W. Shaw. 2nd Row: A. Perryg J. O'Connerg S. Lindrosg A. Leonardig S. Brennerg W. Bouchardg G. Kellerg S. Ottanig W. Malagutig S. Pereirag E. Mellog M. Sylviag J. Marting T. Dohertyg S. Corvini. 3rd Row: J. Hammerg L. Moneirog K. Guerrag C. Orzechowskig B. Holmesg J. Furtadog D. Ashleyg D. Whitingg J. Seaverg D. Wagnerg P. Hacheyg L. Nicolasg R. Baiettig G. Boccacig N. Arnoldg W. Valente. Back: R. Chadwickg W. Wylieg G. Borcinag D. Morseg G. Axfordg P. Santosg D. Hattong F. Latosekg R. Oliveirag M. Carvalhog M. Wirzburgerg Mr. Mario Crociati. The Plymouth-Carver Wind Ensemble performs at football games, pep rallies, and the school Exchange Concert. The group practices four times a Week and is open to any With the ability and interest in playing an instrument. This year the band is being credited as a regular subject. The Marching Girls consists of 34 regulars and several substitutes chosen from all classes by the Band Director. The lively drills performed Stdthe half-times of football games exemplified the spirit of the student o y. C. Coffing L. Heathg C. Browning, Co-Captaing B. Prenticeg D. Santosg M. Dunlapg S. Bloomg J. Brigida, Captaing M. Sheag C. Seaver. 2nd Row: D. Pineaug D. Moring J. Nerig S. Ralcliffeg C. Gatelyg D. Marvellig M. Ferrog J. Furtadog D. MacDonald. Back: K. Emery, M. Morseg P. Bestg S. Griswoldg C. Govonig L. Rogersg P. Bankerg J. Dunlapg L. Couterg P. Tassinari. Marchzng Gzrls ,, I i S. Johnsong K. Caseyg C. Correag C. Swartzg D. Byther. A new addition to the entertainment at football games, the Ma- jorettes perform with the band and marching girls. The baton-tvvirling exhibitions put on by the girls add an extra sparkle to the half-time programs. Pep Squad This year, as in the past, many PC High girls formed a Pep Squad and cheered the Blue Eagles on to many victories. The squad members distinguished themselves among the crowd as they Wore White berets with a Blue Eagle emblem. M ajorettes it .1 if ff? R. Pimentalg R. Magurag D. Roncaratig B. Fratusg S. Marting N. Bonfigliog E. Silvag V. Driesg M. Karkling V. Clark. Second: P. Edwardsg G. Jamesg J. Bastonig A. Bestg C. Gradyg M. Brigidag E. Cerasulog C. Garveyg S. Barbieri: Third: A. Hertelg A. Marting C. Burnsg C. Almeidag P. Dearng B. Rettigg C. Pinag K. Almeidag K. Caseyg B. Jordan. Back: C. Diazg P. Valenzianog J. Ashleyg J. Almeidag L. Delanog P. Estesg A. Gudonis. 1 Winter The year is at the full. g 1 Days have become routine, but not yet dull. College-boards survived, basketball in full swing . . . term papers, mfidyears, blue and white, fight, fight. C r The lights burn late over open books. Morning and the bus come too early Both too cold for comfort. t School is a welcome sight in spite of mud-streaked floors and unfinished homework. The Curious Savagev, talent show, a Winter Choral Festival, ' Chris and the Senior Show, SW: ---- -- our February Prom. F This last year for the Harris Hall class is rich with accomplishment I ,L A proper fulfillment. ' -l z E a ri or 1 I is .A ' A fr? . ,,.. y...,,,g . .A lull' 4 ' 51. ,, . Y X 5 ,iw lx i ,Nfl I V A-1. . A J!! it '- .Q 9,5 ? f Qgxy, -.,.,...,,,,Wm K V e 9 , ' . J H4 ff, ' .f K. , F 'ff' 'E ff 1 -' A ' .l ' 1' M-f-M Efk'f1Q1i,w4ag ix. 1 , I ,YR , lf' 'I I, .. Iv 'EV ll, ,' :A ' 4 ' , 1 , . -1, ff ' ., . 1 -- 1 . 1 . .glgifx - higntgy , Vx K , ,f rg f ' 'A' K s 1 1 3,11 . xg Q ew ,gs f 2 - x 4-' vff' 15 zg.1QfL , ' ref' -N I J' 4 , ,, , 4 P -N , 'w-i- 'P xg xv L' f 9 H 'Q lift J X ' 'A .,.a-4,5 .1 '4:f.'?.'f11 ' 'fa' ef Q ' 2-311. A' Q2113 - , . 14 J - Sgpf 2 --sq 31 F?. ' if . X X '- giliss-.. Q I? 1 , '1 'A' 1 r ' K- - -if-is 1 5 , , gh' e 1' V ' pl 1 1 , ' Q' 4. . 6 'Cfgvg . Ig Q Ll Y , KK - wh'-A '- : P- ' 1 r Q2-f 3 fy. . L . - D,-. .X ,Q 'L- ,ul , , Y ' wr ., - '11 'ww - 'Jr . 1 M' if - Q n,1fw f?.-A r Lf- 'P m.1g'. ',f' .v 4?:ff'5f'5if' ' ' -IFLNI .N Varsigf Basketball The Plymouth-Carver Blue Eagles began the first half of their 1968 season against Silver Lake at the P-C gym. From the opening gun it was clear that the Eagles would win their starting games with ease. High point of this part of the season was the Whit- man-Hanson game in which six P-C players hit double figures and Beanie Gomes threw in a long jumper With 59 seconds left in the contest to give P-C 100 points. In the second round Plymouth-Carver faced some sharpened opponents, but in spite of the fierce competi- tion, the Eagles rallied to top the Old Colony league undefeated. The Blue Eagles can also be proud of placing three men on the All-Star squad-Dave Conroy fcaptainj, Dave Maccaferri, and Chris Gray-with Steve Rogers and Bob Williams receiving honorable mention. The boys put on a fine exhibition against the top men in the league and squeaked out an 84-80 Win. The 1967-68 Plymouth-Carver team was high-lighted by a great outside shooter in Dave Conroy, good re- bounders in Chris Gray and Dave Maccaferri, sturdy, ball-hawking defensive players in Bob Williams and Steve Rogers, and a strong bench to back them up. But the foundation behind P-C's success Was a great coach in Hank Rogers. WN we HM .2 R McCosh G Gomes R Brown R Williams S Rogers Back S Corvmi D Douglas P Pmnetti Coach Hank Rogers' D Maccaferri C. Gray' D. Con- roy. N x Good luck! Hope you lose!! 44 if i ,xf 'E , are I 'qi C x dv,f4u. ' 1, .fggv 1 Q.. i , N.. .. Wy. wg hQ,.Yl4niiL Y of ' ht' , ' V N 5-3' 1 J, pm, 6 3? I I .6':.-. .3343 i. lm ,A rw. x Q, Q, ,,,,,K, '-2,2 s V -4. . 'n al lim X 4 F sc --.. 1 1-. V Q X .N E R fl yum , K if AMY ,Quilt ajiiill lei 1 L 'Nm wvmvi X - r' 5, J .V. SCORES Silver Lake . . . Randolph .... Scituate . . . Rockland ...... Bridgewater . . . Whitman-Hanson Middleboro ..... Hingham ..... Abington .... Silver Lake . . . Randolph .... Scituate ..... Bridgewater .. Rockland ..... Middleboro ..... Whitman-Hanson Abington ...... Hingham .. FRESHMEN SCORES Silver Lake ..... .... Randolph . . . Scituate . . . Rockland ....... .... 5 1 Bridgewater ......... Whitman-Hanson Middleboro ..... Hingham ....... Abington . . . Silver Lake . . . Randolph . . . Scituate . . . Bridgewater .... Rockland ....... Whitman-Hanson Abington ....... Hingham .. JUNIOR VARSITY Mr. Henry Cryer, Coachg P. Correag S. Lopesg S. Diazg J. Silvag S. Brittog A. Fernandes. Back: A. Perryg G. Almeida: R. Randallg C. Lapworthg S. Caviccig R. Perry. FRESHMEN J. Ruxtong L. Pauldingg G Boccacig J. Douglasg G. Mar t' - K. R ' k. B k- E in, emnnc ac . Mello, Manager: S. Fryerniuth M. Mendes: J. Eppsg D. Curtis J. Mirandag G. Bakerg R. Silva A. Dunham, Managerg Mr Douglas Edwards, Coach. Get those rebounds! VARSITY SCORES . . .36 Silver Lake .... . . .12 . . .25 Scituate ..... . . .34 . . .15 Rockland .......... .45 . . .25 Bridgewater ....... .27 . . .28 Whitman-Hanson . . . .32 . . .41 Middleboro ........ .21 . . .46 Hingham ......... .26 . .42 Abington . . . . . .32 ...31 Hingham ...25 . . .68 Silver Lake . . . . .19 . .35 Abington ... . . .17 . .49 Scituate ..... . . .20 . .29 Bridgewater . . . . . .31 . .23 Rockland ........... 37 . . .50 Middleboro ........ .21 . .36 Whitman-Hanson .... 43 Now I've got it . .. who wants it? Girls ' Basketball VARSITY-L. Heath, Managerg D. Ruprecht, Managerg C. Rettigg Miss i N. MacDuffiee, Coachg J. Planteg D. King, Manager. Back: S. Robertsong 1 I. Pinag C. Lodig D. Fernandezg N. Darschg K. Pimental. The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team, despite injuries and the loss of last year's seniors, won more than half of its games. In t the High School Sports Day at Bridgewater, Plymouth-Carver it defeated all four of its opponents. 5 Two scoring records were broken this season. The team also 5 tied the league record for the highest scoring girls game. lf! The J.V.'s by their 14-2 record showed great promise for another year. 2 P- 4 in i l ll : 5 '50 Varsity Co. Captains . Joanne Plante and Caryl Rettig Ill A 2 - ' Plymouth-Carver outjumps Abington. A tense moment in the Abington game! ! f J.V. SCORES i i P-C .... 20 Silver Lake .... .... 8 L P-C .... 18 Scituate ..... .... 7 P-C ..... Rockland ....... . . .23 5 P-C .... Bridgewater ......... 20 P-C .... Whitman-Hanson ..... .3 1 P-C .... Middleboro ............ 9 Q P-C .... Hingham ....... . . .13 . P-C .... Abington .... . . .10 P-C .... Silver Lake .... .... 6 A P-C .... Abington .... . . .13 j P-C .... Scituate ..... . . . .5 H P-C .... Bridgewater . . . . . .15 it 13 g. P-C .... Rockland ............ P-C .... Middleboro .......... 9 17 20 30 23 12 T P-C .... 14 Hingham ...... .... 8 19 16 18 20 14 26 .5 it . P-C .... 18 Whitman-Hanson ..... 12 Plante uproots the opposition! J.V.7F. Andrewsg B. Rettigg V. Fernandesg Miss W. Heathg C. Thomasg R. WVilson: P. Best: N. J. Wild, Coachg L. Lopesg T. Andrewsg B. Fer- Arnoldg B. Barrowsg F. Fernandes: T. Wood, Man nandesg B. Barros. Back: B. Giovannetti, Managerg ager. Student Council. . . Bk? 5 V . 1 I C. Cappannarig S. Rogersg P. Bastonig Mr. K. cheaug R. Perry. Back: R. Souza, D. Santos, C. Taylor, Advisorg D. Roncarati, P. Stearns, D. Coffin, K. Postg K. Beal, M. Wirzburgerg P. Choque. Middle: J. Darshg S. Fabrig M. Elliottg Santosg E. AlChokhachy. S. Vecchig J. Bastonig D. Barrowsg B. Robis- and ational Honor Socienf The Student Council, representing the entire student body of Plymouth-Carver High School, is one of the most active organizations within the school. The Council serves its students by scheduling activities on a school calender, presenting assemblies, and running class elec- tions. Besides its intraschool projects, the Coun- cil is continuing the support of a foster child in South Viet Nam. It has also undertaken a new project this year in conjunction with the Peace Corps. The goal is to raise 81,000 toward the building of a new school in an under- developed country. Each year members of the Junior and Senior classes are elected to the Massosoit Chapter of The National Honor Society. Selection of members is determined by a vote of the Faculty Committee based on quali- fications of scholarship, character, leadership and service. On October 30th twelve new members were inducted at an evening meeting. In the spring some Juniors and Seniors will be taken into the Honor Society. D. Roncaratig C. Bramhallg R. DiSalvatoreg S. Bloom, C. Cappannarig J. Williamson, C. Kuhn. Middle: J. Brigidag C. Bouchardg M. Roseg D. Kingg J. Taorminag M. Jaykog K. Dittrichg K. 52 K Bubbinsg C. Browning. Back: J. Garciag Eg Lanmang S. Conroyg S. Donovan, P. Ferrog R. Meyer. Leader Corps and. . . L. Wilburg M. Brigidag D. Heath' Mr. R. Holton, Adviserg R. Doten, J. Crockerg E. Al Chokachyg R. DiSalvatoreg N. Eklundg A. Bum pusg S. Radcliffeg S. Dunhamg C Govonig S. Griswoldg F. Hartg M. Nickersong M. Jaykog L. Nicolas W. Malagutig R. Magurag R. Bon giovanni. C. Ezinikig D. Pinag C. Govoni J. Nuttg L. Nicolasg P. Bankerg L. Heathg S. Griswoldg J. Murphy, V. Driesg C. Govonig C. Browning, S. Marting S. Barlowg P. Brews terg M. Pedrog J. Boiseg I. Pina, L. Washburng D. Fryg P. Butter- field. Dean's Council The Leader Corps was formed strictly as a service organization. The corps' main duty is serving as ushers for various school events. To qualify for membership one must be a member in good standing in his class, he must also have the ability to serve the school. This organization is run by a five member board consisting of a chair- man, Vice-chairman, and two representa- tives at large. The corps keeps a member- ship of nine seniors, seven juniors, five sophomores, and four freshmen. The Dean's Council's main purpose is to sponsor value-building activities. The members serve as Big sisters to under- classmen, offer suggestions for school policies, and sponsor talent shows and programs beneficial to the student body. The Council consists of girls from all four classes and is also a representation from prep, business and general curricu- lums. 53 , 'i -az. I, . A S ij, fxvfi I' E ,-,4 I- gl -I , . ,K..- , V -,., -1 - .W . fsfg, '4 - , . f- , . U.. , , M s ' lr , Q- -,gf ,jf A 1- ,,-, -. -,. , .1.gr- , A V - , . . ,M . N Q ,M . 1, ,-., , 1, 1 . . ,,, . E V Q 0 ' 6 'f wget' .dp . .Q L -P iff: .Le 1 f s .A Mx ' :V gf, 6 QV, 1 5 Q , --M Q' f LQ, kg 1 1 '- X, l , 1 5 .,.,.. w , 1 A - . 5 - XY nv F ' 1 I 1 ' , 5 . - 5' ' ! 5 7: 1 ' 1 A - -' ' .- ' . , if is 1 ' M12 iff 'Of Q:1'?ff. W if at ff W f L Q Q fk - 1 9 kg ' 'Q 2 t, v.v' r 2 .v4i,-. , : R ,,,x V' zfblsw .Q . , X X A . X in , U 1 5 1.-.J 'Z Q fl X. 5 ,1:s::w.- . W r- , ' ' - - S2 H ' + s . f,,4.,., , 'Fai , -. ,mai-wig: I . W ..,q..,, -.....,. W.. ... vb, ,,,, , A413 I Vw, H ' 2' , , . .,,, 1fQv'lWW!V, X 1, - . 1 1 1 4 l Y I sul Typist P001 Business students at PCHS have a wonderful opportunity to put their classroom studies to practical use. By Working in the various depart- ments of the school, the girls gain valuable experience which will prove valuable to them in their future oc- cupations. S. Johnsong Mrs. L. Swartzg K. Carafoli. Back: E. Vierag P. MacNeilg P. Nealg S. Fortini. Guzdance A zds E. Coxg R. Doten Mrs H Prout M Bresnahan M Ferro O fice Assistants M. Mederiosg M. Pedrog L. LeVangieg Mrs. M. Whitingg K. Dittrichg N. Nealg R. Magurag J. McNaryg C. Lodig Mrs. B. Usherg K. Carafolig D. Barry A. William- son. In addition to gaining this experience, the girls also contribute greatly to the smooth running of the school by relieving the faculty of time-consuming paper work. Department Secretaries N. Nealg Miss B. Arthurg K. Dittrich. Back: P. Petrellg M. DeOliveriag M. Pedrog L. LeVangie. - Hmm!! ' . 1 . , 4 X. W 'N Laboratory Assistants C. EZlI'l1Sk1Q W. Ohannislang M. Stefanig S. Dunhamg C. Bouchardg S. Pereirag J. Burgess. The lab aides are students who are in at least their second year of a science and show a desire to pursue the field further. They gain practical knowledge of biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science by Working with the teachers in the labs after school and during the 5th period. A udio - Visual A ids The audio-visual department uses student helpers who do a variety of tasks which give them some valuable experience. These students learn to operate and care for the equipment found in the department. They are responsible for delivery and pickup of equipment throughout the school. B. Clarkg N. Smithg C. Cappannarig C. Jaykog K. Holmesg Mr. R. Simmons. THC Varsity Club J. Furtadog S. Tusherg C. Grayg D. Maccaferrig Mr. M. Romanog B. Buttersg H. Ruxtong L. Smithg R. Tynan. 2nd: S. Rogersg R. Browng W. Parkhurstg M. Sirricog R. Perryg W. Cappellag S. Loudg W. Henryg J. Chadwick. 3rd: R. Freyermuthg P. Stearnsg K. Bealg M. Donelang J. Silvag P. Correirag F. Latosekg J. Taddiag J. Leandro. Back: D. Conroyg S. Conroyg P. Giovanettig D. DeCostg J. Costag J. Bongiovannig D. Mayg E. AlChokachy. The Varsity Club consists of those boys who have earned a letter in any of the varsity sports. The two main objectives of the club are to en- courage sportsmanship and to promote interscholastic athletics. Girls, Sports Club The Girl's Sports Club is open to any girl who has shown interest in varsity activities. The girls must also display the qualities of fair play and good sportsmanship. S. Clarkg T. Andrewsg B. Fratusg D. Roncaratig R. Nyeg D. Kingg S. Barbierig C. Bram- hallg C. Rettigg D. Ruprechtg J. Edwardsg S. Mehargg L. Heath. 2nd: B. Fernandes: L. Lopesg S. Cicciug S. Brigidag L. Roberts: K. Postg D. Fryg E. Minskyg N. Darschg T. Meyerg M. Mederiosg L. Royers. 3rd: C. Thomasg R. Wilsong D. Stevensg A. Sampsong P. Brewsterg S. Barlowg N. Proutg D. Vaughang C. Quilling S. Fabrig L. Nicolasg P. Bankerg K. Haire. 4th: S. Robertsong D. Youngg N. Arnoldg C. Govonig W. Heathg L. Raymondg K. Shepardg K. Souzag B. Giovanettig D. Corrieag C. Govonig B. Woodward. Back: B. Rettigg K. Pimentalg I. Pinag B. Barrosg C. Lodig S. Vecchig D. Heathg C. Burnsg Y. Dupuisg P. Bestg J. Dunlapg S. Griswold. Mixed Chorus L. Braleyg A. Nunesg M. DeCostag J. Butterfieldg P. Griffisg A. DeOliveirag D. Mahoneyg P. Kasarjiang N. Griffing L. Wilberg C. Millerg L. Young. 2nd row: D. Pineaug E. Robi- chaudg A. Hertelg D. Priceg T. Cardg P. Tribbleg M. Mirandag M. Stefani: J. Ashleyg V. Clarkg D. Andradeg V. Dries. Back: L. Jeddryg J. Scanlandg M. Warnerg K. Costag S. Ferrog B. Prattg K. Sanderg N. Rasmusseng G. Armstrongg P. Fon- The Chorus offers a chance for students to dis- play their musical talents while gaining the experi- ence of working in a large group and performing in public. The concerts held provide music for every taste by the separate performances of the Mixed Chorus, the Chorale, the Girls' Chorus, and soloists. taineg J. Williamsong D. Pimentalg P. Holmesg K. Souza. Absent: P. Aronsg S. Bumpusg S. Dangorag R. DiSalvatoreg D. Fryg M. Karkling D. Wardg V. Dangorag A. Gudonisg I. Nickersong N. Lopesg D Esteyg A. Hambling C. Hodkinsg G. Neilg A. Costag G. Courtneyg R. Fortinig L. Woodworthg S. Mooreg R. Tellisg M. Scott. Newly formed this year, the PCHS Dance Band consists of seventeen members selected by their ability. This provides training for the students in many different types of music and also in perform- ing in such activities as the Pops Concert and the school Exchange Concert in the spring. Dance Band i S.. 2 E. Mellog M. Sylviag S. Corvinig T. Dohertyg J. Marting R. MacDougal. 2nd: W. Shawg D. Hattong F. Latosekg R. I Oliveirag M. Carvalhog W. Valenteg G. Boccacig R. Baiettig N. Arnold. Back: L. Monteirog J. Hammer. 60 ,Z Mr. R. Merrifield Advisory L. Youngg D. Farrahg S. Clarkg L. Washburn, Editorg D. Calderag C. Garveyg K. Caseyg K. Kramerg A. Bumpus. 2nd: C. Bramhallg S. Brewsterg M. Pedrog P. Dearng M. Dupuisg M. Elliot. 3rd: E. Masing P. Curtg P. Tassannarig L. Pittellag D. Lambertg J. Montig K. Swartzg C. Grif- fithg D. Freyermuthg S. Fabri. Back: K. Derng L. Bra- leyg C. Almeidag A. Williamsong B. Wooclwardg J. Thompsong E. AlChokhacheyg S. Conroyg K. Dern. Clarion ana' Lit Magazine Through the publishing of the news and activities of the school the Clarion provides students with experience in journalism and publishing. Staff members are chosen by the editors in conjunction with teacher recommendations. The Lit., recipient of the highest achieve- ment award from the New England Scholas- tic Press Association, is published annually. It represents the creative works of both the student body and members of the community. J. Montig S. Clarkg S. Bloom, Co-Editorg Mr. J. Auciello, Advisory J. Brigida, Co-Editorg A. Strasselg D. Pearson. Middle: P. Brewsterg D. Clineg M. Dun- lapg B. Prenticeg S. Brewsterg A. Bumpusg N. Bonfig- ' cl.. liog S. Griswold. Back: K. Kranierg S. Barlowg L. Couterg J. Berardig A. Willianisong J. Crockerg C. Govonig B. Woodwardg B. Burt. 61 'P ind' 1 gif Q Qs gig 5 , ui i X swag? 1 UQ 2?-F55 Xa ,.-an y, Amina. -nu 25 .:. 2:2 .s.. Geological S ociegf Chess Club V. Higginsg J. Flynng T. Donelan. Back: J. Wagnerg G. Newcombg Mr J. Robinson, Adviserg E. AlChokachy. P. Brewsterg C. Cappannarig G. Armstrongg C. Bouchardg S. Donovan' J. Smithg C. Thompson. Middle: A. Williamsong B. Woodwardg Ai Dunhamg C. DiSalvatoreg M. Wirzburgerg D. Minerg K. Kramer. Back: D. Clineg J. Berardig S. Barlowg J. Butterfieldg V. Clarkg K. Souza' T. Woodg S. Marting N. Marshg Bg Sampson. 1 The Geological Society is comprised of a small group of stu- dents with a great interest in the study of rocks. Several field trips are planned each year, mainly to Maine. The trips are usually taken during the fall. The Chess Club was formed by a group of boys interested in learning the finer points of this age-old game. This year it has become an interscholastic activity. 1 French Club S. Gellarg D. Dolly C. Cappannarig R. Freyermuthg R. Tynang S. Bar- bierig Miss I. Albertini, Advisory S. Bloomg P. Bestg J. Pimentalg S. Griswoldg A. Cappannarig V. Dries. 2nd: S. Fabrig S. Marting D. Mac- Donaldg S. Lindrosg S. Barlowg A. A Williamsong D. Clineg J. Dunlapg P. Linseyg M. Ferrog L. Couterg C. Besseg P. Bankerg P. Arons. 3rd: S. Combsg D. Pineaug P. Estesg K. Emeryg I. Vasapolog K. Burgessg J. Butterfieldg N. Morseg J. Berar- dig J. Montig N. Moong L. Rogersg J. Crockerg L. Nicolasg C. Govoni. Back: A. Gudonisg D. Lawrenceg R. DiSalvatoreg C. Bouchardg E. Rob- ischaudg S. Comeaug N. Griffing K. Souzag J. Scanlong P. Dearng B. Sampsong D. Fortinig D. Colemang J. Murphy. Spanish Club V. Driesg A. Bumpusg D. Choque Mr. F. Garcia, Adviserg W. Park hurstg D. Morin. 2nd: C. Gatelyg C. Coffin' L. MacDonald' L. Saw er 5 Y y 7 C. Gatelyg E. Minsky. Back: I. Perezg N. Perezg M. Stefanig L. Pittellag E. Burns. Latin Club R. Freyermuthg L. Nicolasg D. Hathawayg P. Ryang M. Gallagherg Mr. A. Dietlin, Adviserg A. Cap- pannarig S. Brennerg D.Mi11icang D Coleman. 2nd: R. Tellessg L. Perryg R. Lenzig E. Cerasulog K. Swartzg N. Bonfigliog K. Haireg D. Miner. Back: A. Dunhamg D. Barry D Lewisg J. Thomasg D. Lewisg L Wilburg N. Arnoldg J. Bastonig J Goldovitzg P. Haigh. Foreign Language Clubs The language clubs provide opportunities for students to further their knowledge of foreign peoples in addition to their classroom studies. Guest speakers, student discussions, and field trips enrich their awareness of customs in other lands. I Spring has an air of gladnessf' For underclassmen hope lives again . . . maybe there's an end to this year yet. For seniors the prospect of freedom earned after twelve long years is expressed in that dangerous, delicious, disease, senioritis. We coast into finals thinking more about Freak Day than French. feelings are mixed Excitement. i Apprehension v The feeling that comes when a class dissolves and one no longer belongs in that comfortable familiar crowd. Commencement . . . so far away last Fall still seems unreal as rehearsals begin. 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'X ,'-if 1 jx gfiw. 3 ff' f' 1 f 'fam ff' maj 3 L . , 5 1, X, ' 45,15 X33 ax Wx W 2 Nw- f X Q V4 f- Nr NX fp if ksilgl, Xxx Yjlii Q A ,V V 43,3 -3 QQQQXQAQH XL ff' egg 3 Xifxp -xi. iv.. R -xi' AL! .figs NN M ! PWM ovember 17, 18, The Pbfmouth- Carver .+? Smarter than anyone in the whole world. Savage , a new kind of comedy for the club, was Well received by all who saw ' it. The cast was superb and worked V together to present a show that will be hnrr A A long remembered. Tell us what you did with the money D-E-A-R Yes I really did hide all that money! 68 What happened to Miss Drag'hetti? We'll make her talk Drama Club Presents . . . 4.45 Ib ? 'E 'mn , sf t 4 WM .,-.M-f She SLEEPS with it!' H THE CURIOUS SAVAGE Wlth the truth drug The crew from behmd the scenes JMU Talent Shows 1967-1968 W111 the real beauties of 68 please stand Many of the skits in the talent show were written by the students and all were directed by Mrs. Alice Urann. Because of the large turn out there were several group numbers. For this type of activity, all one had to do was have the urge to belong and know his right foot from his left. Soloist were selected by their ability and willingness to practice. The Go-Go boys. Miss Oleo Butters gets crowned. PC's own gossiping hairdresser. ' he Pzlgrim Stajjf Senior Statistics Seated: L. Hacheyg M. Pedrog C. Hallg M. Jaykog D. Colemang R. DiSa1vato1'e. Standing: B. Pren ticeg M. Dunlapg M. Bresnahang S Brewsterg S. Donovang P. Jesse. Business Staff Seated: S. Bloomg P. Ferrog S Dunhamg J. Williamsong S. Rad cliffe. Standing: C. Rothg J. Car- amellog C. Cappannarig S. Don- ovang R. DiSa1vatoreg M. Dunlap' C. Bouchard. Girlis Sports Staff B. Fratusg C. Rettigg M. Sheag N. Darschg C. Seaver. .A ' 'GZ9 C0-Editors in Chief Lynette Heathg Christopher Buckleyg Miss Anita Drisko, Adviser. 'XX ,--T Art Staff Seated: D. Hathawayg J. Taorminag S. Dangorag V. Dan gora. Standing: D. Kingg D. Roncaratig S. Clark. C0-Curriculum Staff C. Roth, P. Wall, D. Davis, J. Garcia. I u f,w' W ,,,f if, : 'ww Class 0fI9 I W 77 E 1 I ,-..,....,M....,M.-WW. mn ,......,,..W.,. W. :Rb ,L. I ' , . -Af 1 1 ,.- . . ..-Q' The Class 0fI971 The Sophomores OFFICERS. Secretary Nancy Valente, President Roger Perryg Treasurer Paulette Correag Vice-President John Silva and Class of! 970 AWK! , A M ,,,.. , e , 81 i 1 ig Class of! 970 I, Ns' G' 2 I x ' Myum .. The Class of I 969 fa I is IA 1 lf? 35 , Km, J f,Vz'.,, 2,2 f 4, gf ii., f, : MJ, ,J H fkwjf - fgfrfv? Q , LRYX A 4 . ,.. 1:1 5 C I ' . - 'f f 4 f w- f W2 ' ' ' f , ' 4 iff fx f 7, I Q' ,4 X 'f 1i.15:2'L ,.,3.g,,fg, 2 s 'wp w ., f , ,fn g 2 ' 1. Q . E: R. QTLU Seniors The culmination: this, our year, has arrived. Half in reverie, half in planning the year is spent. Seniors remember fond memories of years past yet we are world-bound and must look to the future. We have reached the zenith of our high school careers yet it is not lasting. Still there is an aura, a feeling of pride at being the oldest, the wisest. -- r f This year we have made the memories N'J'r f'fgMv, that are to last a lifetime. So long awaited 1968 passes so swiftly. ' :- Soon we are gone c- f- - .i..G.......gl, 'mf' fl' . . . -sf , I leaving behind a picture. f.. . J I 'F Y 49.1 of ,.Hf,g . ' ' , Q' Q ek ,FL 1, 1 1 ' K V W, 11,1 I 4.1, . Q - , 1 ,. I, fi 4 .lf f I '., , . A 4 ,qw -4 4' 1 gf, A N'-- f I , -. . E' Eiga fag-4 4 it N ms' . th 'Q t Q ,fs , , A 1 - ,. LY i -X 'R 'V .J ' ' 'Kline L 1 .Jar ' 5 it . J- 1 1: n - nm -Sd 1 M4 ' x A-Q Y' 'Jr wr. 1 f x ,X r .. A 1 WN x .G x 1 ,Y ,Q A L w 'ww 5 w X f f 3 .. . - K ag, ..4,,., H , 1' l- - Q V x Y xx V v- W J , I I Q .lamivr-,. Q' I ' Q. ,Z P , ' -1. ., , . X ' M W X ,K , X rg.. W! - w . , .- . W , 1 ' 0' -2115 1 -'XA-.21 '1v 11'1'A. 4, V, v f , 2-330113- ix 'ixff'-IQQ-gi-f , - , V 12,2 4 4 , F, .fvixf ' .lg-L X- ,HL Hii.l.,::'V V, . W V V - ...L if A, , V. 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I , ff , Y-, . yn, .XL-. - '- wa- ww . - 1 nf- Q, . 3 V -' ' - wx, ' 1 + rg.-4 1 134' I A 4 -s h. ' . A.. '- X ' fs Q f'w1.,' ' . f 3 . , . I ,, fi.-I2 , , V9 W' ,7 AJ 'Q .li I A SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS A 0? 2 ww' Presldent Charles Cappannari fjmfj F Sufssaatziim xl f PLYMGUTH-CARVER 1 f SS CLASS ,S ...,.. - - , ,, W'-'::,T. , - 57 ' E T Pngfgfrrf' SS ,,fA-ffif A--h If-,L -I Xi' xxx, Q, ' r., .f - 1- 'Nix X ' i Richard Standish Adams River Street Rick carefree plans to go to the Amazon with his shotgun to hunt cannibaIs?? . . . Likes those weekend parties . . . but, . . . OH! . . .The morning after! . . . cool . . . How do you figure? N-..,,,-,,,f ref' Bernadette Marie Anti 14 Clyfton Street Bernie best dressed Ya, O.K. Kids! would you believe Hap- piness is Throwing a certain COACH in the sh0ieer?f peppy Oh, rio! Patty's gas tank enzpty again sweet fun-to-be-fu'ith . Sports Club 3, 43 Field Hockey 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Junior Prom 3g Senior Prom 43 Intramurals - volley ball and basketball. Gordon Kenneth Armstrong, Jr. 14 Oak Street Skippy or is it Red? serious prizes his almost finished apart- ment dislikes Patriotic Anzeri- cans who don't believe in civil rights! 'ambitious hopes to enter the ministry is happy with Somgmlg that can be trusted dependable. Chorus 1, 4g Debate Club 23 Geological Society 4g Plymouth Players 1, 23 Foot- ball lg Manager 2g Intramurals 1, 3, 43 Golf 4. 1, Y M. 4 W. W V I L. x ,i y 1 .X an gif. - M k It . ix .l i n, Q ff f r . QW? , , as V ' -if 11, 45? , 1 7 , ,3 - ' 1, 7' - 1 3 f -7'-3 iv YA, 'i 15751 fi ff ,iff 'f , if, - 5 1 ,ff U ,, K- .- ., 'ew 15 V , 561-'glyil A , V f 1 - A ' ztwfzfeift 'Hr 3 .VQQMJJ ?1 ff:--r f 3.2557526224 Douglas Haig Armstrong 227 Sandwich Street Doug original ambition- To get through the phoneys How is that? independent happiness is doing nothing prized posses- sion-Private! That's not fair individualistic is peeved by the phoneys. Band 1, 2, 33 Chess Club 3. Lmda Mary Arnold 9 Birch Avenue Lnmpy ambitious happiness is no work no school I dunno Wants to teach friendly prizes her license but peeved by fights. A.F.S. 2, 3, 43 Marching' Girls 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 43 Clarion 13 Future Nurses Club 33 Mentally Retarted Project 33 Dance Committee 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Pep Squad 1. 134 HIGH SCHOOL OF 1968 91 ,gtg 1.3--Q Dana George Banker 132 Summer Street Dana good-natured friendly hopes to be successful Doing what, Dana? 'tWhat's happening?l' besides finding a day uihen every- thing goes right!! prizes My weights dislikes people who are a pain likeable. Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball lg Football 1, 2, 43 Driver Ed 33 Intramurals 2, 43 Senior Show 43 Weight training 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club. Margaret Mary Bastoni 362 Court Street Peggy Fm so embarrassed! outgoing but hates insincere people What about that summer of 67 ?? prizes Gertrude's eggs and looks foru'ard to graduat- ing from college and becoming a social worker. Student Council 2g V.P. 33 Pres. 43 Chorus 1, 23 Drama Club 2, 3, 43 Lead in Anne Frank and Curious Sav- age 3 Future Nurses 33 A.F.S. 23 Pilgrim 43 French Club 23 Graduation Usher3 Candy Striperg Prom Commit- tee Chairman 3g Senior Show 43 Intra- murals 3, 43 Citizenship Conference 33 Jr. Women's Club Member 4. ay 5 M , 3' 'I ,ri -4... Q7 , i ,,.... . Weir' ' ' i 5,43-Q, L, 1 ' if-'f ul Ii. P: fi - qv- ,- ,. .1 ' 3 , :Ja p --xff..if1 3 fi ,-'F 'W .f-404'-t.'f:',3?. t .f :f air 153.-Q. . ' -.'fw.5s1':-,fi---: .fi- 3 fwvfi 1: 4.. -'j-.F 1.5: ' 'NZQY ee- 2' Pl? , 5 'CHU-af Stephanie Adele Barbieri 323 Court Street Stephy ... ambitious ufants to further her education .. .talkative ... 'ya-Alright! happiness is week- ends and the pink eloudfsj prizes my clothes and He He ean't say the same for Su though or shaving dessert?? Women Club 43 Prom Committees 3, 4g Softball 13 Girls Sport Club 1, 3, 43 French Club 1, 2, 3, 43 A.F.S. 2, 43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 33 Dance Committee 1, 2, 33 Girls Track Team 1, 33 Bookstore 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 43 Pilgrim 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Gym Show 33 Senior Show 4. Edward Nickerson Bates 54 Standish Avenue Eddy friendly hopes to con- tinue school What's up? you say Ollie's bowling shoe bag??? congenial prizes his license, but dislikes those study halls. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Football 13 Senior Prom 4. Joseph Anthony Barros 42 Samoset Street Joe 'Aopen up, heavenly plans include business school hap- piness is J.C.B. on the situation! but is peeved by certain people prankish prizes his license dancing What about my soul brothers? talkative. Homeroom rep. 1, 43 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3g Spanish Club 2, 33 Junior Prom 33 Senior Show 3, 43 Senior Prom 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Talent Show 3, 4. -mv' fa - af Ei 3 ' 1 l in . ae 434.45 Ag? ' 1' ,, .. . PLYMO TH-CARVER 92 CLASS as 'XV' ww-av-ev' rv v, f, ,4 1 I5 Theodore Bisbee Lawrence Smith Bliss RFD No. 2, Holmes Street, Middleboro 65 High Street, Carver Ted ... What's up? ... looking Larry ... quiet ... Plans include for ways to leave school early service, then college Happiness is Army-bound big he prizes that Holding the pool table at the 1950 Dodge truck it was a very Pines for three hours That's good year quiet. Nasty Prizes his Scuba gear but is peeved by a certain girl who u'ouldn't go steady Mystery ish. A 'F Q I HIGH SCHOOL CF 1968 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Varsity Club. Robert Bongiovanni Long Pond RFD 2 Bob since Hopes to further his education or just be successful Values the Keys to that machine is happy Spending summer on the pond peeved by left to go Tennis 15 Comm. 35 1, 2, 3, 45 Unreal Bob is losing games with 3 seconds . . . Friendly. Track 3, 45 Sports 45 Prom Senior Show 45 Intramurals Homeroom Representative 4. 93 Sheila Robin Bloom Woodvale Avenue She . . . Refreshing .. . Hopes to keep her pact ... CDf!? .. . What's this about? ... Genuine . . . Happiness is . . . zzzz sleeping til noon, at least . .. Prizes Moopy and her ban- gles but dislikes fools What about seventh period ? Intelligent. Lit.-Co. Editor 45 Marching Girls 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Clarion 1, 25 French Club 25 Secretary 35 President 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, President 45 Pilgrim 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Mouse that Roared 35 Curious Savage 45 Tutoring 3, 45 A.F.S. 2, 3, 4. Damon Boone Warren Avenue Damon Neu' addition to P.C.H.S. and a good one at that Intelligent Happiness is my iiollfsicagen Prizes my volkswagen dis- likes Can't say the same for that one Pou'erful! 5? ' . f Q' Q- AK 4 if 59122 ' i.i,..:s1, ..,,. . Mary Elizabeth Bresnahan Beaver Dam Road,Manomet Mary dislikes her french poodle quiet prizes her license hopes to become a teacher Yon Quanta make a bet? shy likes receiving letters from a friend's brother tWho is he, Mary?j. Intramurals 15 Pep Squad 1, 25 Gui- dance Assistant 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim 4. HIGH SCHOOL OF 1968 Susanne Patricia Brewster 6 Whiting's Lane Sue talented ambitions are Children's Hospital and Nursing HI-Iey Mr. W. happiness is paisley and checks hey ostrich peeves her ... prizes her family. Future Nurses 2, 35 President 45 Drama Club 3, 45 President 45 Clarion 45 Lit 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 45 Talent Show 45 Class Representative 45 Grad- uation Usher 35 Pilgrim 45 Intramur- als 3, 45 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 French Club 2, 35 Speech and Drama 3. Michael Amedeo Brigida 28 Knapp Terrace Mike happy Monday morning? Is that. iight! ... ambition - to have a musical career good-natured would never part with Hammond organ But, Oh those women drivers! Library Aide 15 Orchestra 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Shows 3, 45 Talent Shiw 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Chorus 95 Joyce Marie Brigida 8 Cooper Street Joyce active plans a happy life with Jan but, oh those marching yirl practices! prizes her pin from who? best dressed peeued by liars. Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 15 Marching- Girls 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Girl's State Representative 35 A.F.S. 35 Co- Editor of Lit 45 Graduation Usher 2, 3. Mary Catherine Browning 66 Warren Avenue Cathy finds happiness in the sani- nzer time ambition is to enjoy life amiable prizes a little Red ilchool House but Hawaii peeves er. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Dean's Council 45 Marching' Girls 2, 3, 45 Captain of Marching Girls 45 Girls Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SEK' George William Butters 17 Nelson Street Billy gotta keep that black bomber running . . . Prizes a certain sophomore girl . .. Our co-captain is peeved when that certain sophomore steps out of line happy when he has all three lunches and doesn't get caught What the ---????? Vice President 1, Track 1, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, Baseball 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom 3, Senior Show 4, Talent Show, Class representative 4, Intra- murals 4. HIGH SCHOOL OF 1963 David Allen Campbell 16 Peck Avenue Dave hopes to attend Business Col- lege prizes his record player and tape recorder but peeved having to go to work assiduous Get lost Jupe happiness is waking up finding out itis Saturday. Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4, Driver Ed. 3. Charles Joseph Cappannari 4 Bradford Street May I have your attention please?! . . . president . . . hates disorder . . . values his friends and pin rail efficient . . . enjoys boating wishes for no homework nonchalant . . . wants to be an engineer. Class President 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Geological Society 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Math Club 2, Clarion 2, Pilgrim 4, A.F.S. 3, 4, Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy's State 3, Honorary Rotarian 3, Drama Club 1, 2, Plymouth Players, Senior Show 4, Talent Show 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Proms 3, 4, Grad- uation Usher 3, Heritage Day 1, S.A.S. 3, 4, Rep. to N.C.C.J. Camp. 97 , , QW' ffr I ffg lx A fyif ' rf,6 '1'.' W fa Q , YW! 7' Jeffrey Paul Campbell 16 Peck Avenue Jeff ambition is to get into the army and pursue a career of engineer drafting Oh Yeah! happiness is using a fishnet as a baseball glove prizes money, sports and friends peeved by his younger brother and super and deco . Karen Frances Carafoli 32 Mayflower Street Karen flirtatious hopes to succeed in what, Karen? witty Ah, ya smokin! happiness is Motel capers this girl prizes Buzzy's letters peeved being in the Little Flower Power and Kris's money. Track 1, Basketball 1, Sport's Club 1, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Senior Show 4, Typist pool 4, Pilgrim 4, Office as- sistant, Volleyball intramurals, Proms 3, 4. lx fx H I W Susan Hazelton Clark Glen Avenue, Manomet Susie arty prizes Kinkering . . . my paintbrushn . . . hopes for . . . success in arts being liked peered by bird brained drivers fostrich typesf' being called a lofty name Isn't that a panic! . Drama Club 3, 45 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Pilgrim Art Editor 45 Chorus 45 Curious Savage 45 Lit 45 Clarion 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Spanish Club 4. Q91 if V f Rosemary Ann Cleveland Candice Lee Cobb 43 Davis Street Nook Road Rosemary .. . a future nurse ... Candy . . . carefree . . . happiness is serene . .. dislikes 'wearing shoes . .. . . . being with George . . . ah, and mild ... happiness is a little boy that diamond ... to be happily married named Robbie . . . Yes Dear . . . . . . prized possession . . . hopechest prizes her license. pecvcd by people who are late Lit 15 Clarion 45 Pilgrim 2, 35 Intra murals 1, 2, 3, 45 A.F.S. 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Pep Squad 25 Dance Com mittee 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 4. LZ.. iffy f 'ff' ' I 5 f eff, . ,,, . HIGH SCHOOL OF 1968 Doris Ruth Coleman 11 Wellingsley Avenue Doris easygoing What's new ambition elementary teacher and travel, eh? , . . prizes . . . slciis . . . friends . . . amicable . . . treas- ures??l ... that brother of mine ... happiness ah, to be alive and busy. Future Teacher's Club 3,45 A.F.S. 45 Homeroom dues collector 35 Chorus 25 Orchestra 1, 25 Program Chairman, French Club 45 Pep Squad 1, 25 Heri- tage Day representative 1g Senior Show, Writing Committee 45 Pilgrim 45 Woman's Club Representative 45 Dance Committees. 99 David Conrad Bartlett Road, Manomet Dave individualistic anarchy is where it's at ... Happiness is ... rest to find happiness zvithont work now 'bout that harmonica, Dare? Come now, society's not all that bacl. Senior Show Writing Committee 4. if ' 31453 in :f l . K I f 5' , -w 'n'f2'r,. V. - 'CHQ -'K 5f4?'VKl2n. :auf 1 1, ,M 51' fy-eff f .fmiitiafa - . ' .1 iw y ,. f-6 .. 5.-fa. ' QP' ffl, I V . -iii v - .u-My 'LQfI,gi45gffVs if-r ' ' jay Q, 6:5 f. 'nf , , J f,44!5fef if f .4115 thai? Y hi' if V-522 ggiqfwi Zetfw 1. f 4 if 4? 4 V fe W 14 fir? Stephen Paul Conroy Robert Francis Cook Jeffrey Costa 20 Newfield Street 7 Nelson Street State Road. Manomet Steve . . . friendly . . . yaknow Bob . . . plans to get married . . . prized Jeff . . . easygoing . . . happiness is ah, for a warm sunny day in possession is coming in June Bob is graduating in '68 this Manomet March with your motor scooter, happy with Linda shy dislikes boy plans to make money Steve? athletic hopes to play people with no brakelights Ya That's cherry good natured for the Red Soar . . . peeved by a brother crazy . prizes his friends . . . that '57 Ford who's too smart. Workstudy 3, 49 Intramurals 4. dislikes blown 292 animals. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 2, Na- 4g Tufts Youth Conference 19663 tional Honor Society 43 Clarion Sports Reporter. Kenneth Paul Coville 296 Court Street Bengi . .. can't wait to git out of this place wants to take a trip to Portugal in the 55 sometime in the future . . . friendly . . . loves guns . . . but peeved by my little sister . Golf 15 Baseball 2, 3g Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4g Work Study 4g Senior Show 4. rmunahh, Stephen Wayne Coville 296 Court Street Track 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Committees, Senior Show 4. Steve wants to go to trade school friendly Oh, my goodness! h h 'th Linda . . . he's appy w en wi getting his H58 Clarion up early peeves him prizes Ford and fOh, yaj Linda too. 3g Work Study 3, 4. 10 PLYMGUTH-CARVER CLASS my sailboat happiness is sum- Robert Henry Cox, Jr. 2 Bayberry Rd., Manomet Bob college bound adventurous prizes that little green comet Back in 38 carefree happy will pump gas at Gellar's dislikes working Saturday nights. Lit 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. ,sz-L ' iii, aww fs ,.,,, ,. waz MMM, Q ' 3 . ' 'Wav , ffvnnp, WW? if? ,ggi W -,f ,V 4 ,. T. 53 -.-- 1 y f.--lf..-51 .. . . Q .g. . iii :fig - '. H - fm f . f .X f - ..t .. , .. . ' , f 4 , if-, ' f V -' new H ff mr,-:, , Av ew . -13' 11-11-. ' 9 ' a , 1. , , Melody Ann Curran Holmes Street, Carver Melody genial wants to be a hairdresser . . . peered by . . . Where are you supposed to be??? prizes mer graduation Is that the truth .' . ' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom 3, Senior Show 4g Senior Prom 4. Susan Nayne Dangora 97 Forest Ave. Extension Sue wants to tour the U.S.A. on a motorcycle Can't help it Val it's one bad habitg I guess!! hap- piness is motorcycles and beards prizes a certain boy and his bike hates long skirts, working weekends, and getting up in the morning. Art Club 3g Enameling Club 3g Chorus 4g Senior Show 49 Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Pilgrim Art Staff 4. HIGH SCHCOL GF 1968 101 Robert Temple Daley 32 Spooner Street Bobby plans to continue school 'Oh No' happiness is going to three lunches and not getting caught prizes my radio and my license is pceved by the Active Aided Complex. Cross Country 3, 45 Baseball 3g Bas- ketball lg Football 13 Intramurals 3, 4g Dance Committee lg Senior Show 4g Track 45 Varsity Club 4. Valerie Jean Dangora 97 Forest Ave. Extension Val's ambition is to be successful in art, and get her own Triumph some day Forget it!! Sock it to me happiness is one day without Mr. Ber- ry's sick jokes prizes her Dylan albums ... The Ercape by BB pet pceves are shoes and Mrs. Garuti say- ing Hno Gail I don't think so . Art Club 3g Enameling Club 3g Junior Promg Chorus 4g Senior Promg Senior Show, Pilgrim 4. ri WV 9-npr ine-V 'uv' ew f i - 'f , 'Ea A' I lMw ' - - f C hr 'eff X Debra Anne Davis 61 Cliff Street Debbie plans to become a first grade teacher .. . travel . .. then rnar- riage Gotta tell you something happiness is being uiith Jerry her prized possession . . . She is peevea' when certain people are always late who could that be? Debate Club 2, 3, 45 A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Clarion 1, 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim 2, 45 Book- store 45 Future Teachers 3, 45 Prom Committeesg Senior Show5 French Club 2, 35 Heritage Day 15 Lit 1, 25 Pep Squad 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Graduation Usher 35 Homeroom Rep- resentative 4. David Joseph DeCost 20 Murray Street David plans to attend IBM school happiness is going to three lunches and not getting caught prizes his good health but hates striking out. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 3, 45 Senior Prom Committeeg Senior Show5 Varsity Club 4. Jack Davis Beaver Dam Road, Manomet Are you kidding nie wants to work in an auto body shop hap- piness is being with Carol P. prizes his day off and C. P. dislikes working on Saturday night. B. Marilyn DeOliveira Fox Road, RFD 9641 Marilyn niceness wants to be a secretary or air line stewardess happiness is hinz! who could she mean? prizes her big purple stuf- fed dog but her little sister peeoes her. 1. ii . 1 itat' Karen Marie Day Plymouth Street, Carver Karen Got any gum plans to go to a business college hap- piness is getting the car keys and hot summers prizes her clothes but is peeved at Coralie's wrong direc- tions. Chorus 15 Office Assistant 35 Typist Pool 45 French Club 45 Graduation Usher 35 Pilgrim 45 Prom Committees 3, 45 Senior Show. PLYMC TH-CARVER 102 CLASS V 3 'emi fi 'fri' A 3, arab? Q fi. ,rsh -A41 Karen Jean Dern 208 Summer Street Karen wants to be a teacher Wanna be friends? sure Karen happiness is the Sub Shop but she dislikes ignorant people. Clarion 2, 43 Lit 33 Intramurals 3g Senior Show3 Senior Prom Committee. in ' Sandra Desreuisseau Plymouth Rock Terrace Sandra Loolca wants to become an Air line hostess hap- piness is being able to wear her class ring . . . prizes a certain record . . . but dislikes jealous people. Bowling 13 Typist Pool 43 Pep Squad 23 Junior and Senior Prom Committees3 Senior Show. Karen Elaine Dittrich Billington Street You've gotta be kidding me! she hopes to become a secretary hap- piness is weekends prizes her stuffed rabbit and T. P. but not a certain homeroom teacher. Bowling lg Office Assistant 2, 3, 4g Secretarial Pool 43 Honor Society 43 Senior Show3 Senior Prom. HIGH SCHOOL OF 1968 103 Roanne Disalvatore 58 Alden Street Roanne ... disparaging remarks ... wants to travel and become an inter- preter happiness is no honzeioork prizes her ear hates people who are alieays late. A.F.S. 23 Treasurer 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 43 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4g German Club 23 Library Aide 23 Clarion 13 Pilgrim 4, Leader Corps 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committeeg Future Teachers 33 Bowling lg Dance Committee 1, 2g Senior Promg Senior Show. Thomas Doherty 21 Blueberry Road Tom Doc 1t's unbelz'e'vable happiness is a fnll tank of gas prizes lily Olds F-85 pet peeve Marglyn Dunlap. Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2g Library Aid lg Soccer 4. 4--0-Ji I assay 'iqknw' , -fM 'f' David Christian Doll 69 Cliff Street David talkative yon know what? plans include college and of the medical science he prizes convertibles happiness is going to college and summer vacations but he's peeved with boring weekends and boring summer nights. Pilgrim 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Lit 2, 33 A.F.S. 1, 2, 43 Foster Parents Plan 13 Latin Club 23 Lab Assistant 1, 2, 33 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committees 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Homeroom representa- tive 43 Clarion 2. Susan Anne Dunham High Street, North Carver Sue Oh Fudge plans to go into bacteria research! . . . happiness is balancing the Pilgrim books prizes her permanent pass collection but not younger brothers. Lit 1, 23 Leader Corps 3, 43 Pilgrim 3, 43 Business Manager 43 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Geological Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 A.F.S. 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Committee3 Senior Show3 Senior Promg Lab assistant 1, 2, 3, 4g Women's Club 4. .Ami Q. Stephen Michael Donovan 26 Douglas Avenue, Manomet Steve wants to join the Diplomatic Corps levitation happiness is freedom and ,friends prizes Pet but is peered by a certain C . Pilgrim Business Staff 1, 43 Senior Statistics 43 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Geological Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Town meeting 33 A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society: Japan Conferenceg In- tercity Exchange 33 Junior Prom3 Sen- ior Promg Senior SDOWQ Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 43 Careers Assemble 13 Heritage Day 1. Marylyn Dunlap 6 Mayflower Street Marylyn! aiming to be happy forever and to steer clear of dry dinosaurs and insincere PEOPLE, too Fun-loving she finds hap- piness with Joey . . . treasures her tiger but not than Joey! another S.P.G.Q.R. girl. Marching girls 2, 3, 4g Dance Commit- tees 1, 23 Junior Prom 33 A.F.S. 4g Pilgrim 3, 4g Senior Show 43 Senior Prom 43 Lit 43 Homeroom Rep. 4. Raymond Irving Dunham Tremont Street, South Carver 'tWhats np well Raymond's am- bition is to become a Draftsman prizes his license happiness is hav- ing a day off from school. Senior Promg Senior Show. PLYMO TH-CARVER 104 CLASS 'ni Henry Francis Dupuis Rexford Road, Manomet Henry natnral What's np? wants to be an accountant and Stephen Dzengeleski Bartlett Road, Manomet Steve ... Whats up masculine easygoing prized possession 57 leave that homework far behind Chevy Happiness is Sznnrner Sea Happiness is getting out of school at 2:25 and golf clubs. Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Senior Prom 49 Golf 43 Gym Show 3. 'WFWJ HIGH SCHOGL OF 1968 Cruises. Norman Charles Eklund 176 Water Street Norm . . . organized . . . he's peeved by incompetent people who lose statistics forms Aw, Norm Come, on! he prizes Time and wants to enter either forestry or law but now happiness is having a car, a girl, and money. Student Council 13 Leader Corps 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 2g Soccer 4g Baseball 33 AFS 2g Heritage Day 1. 105 Jeanne Edwards Sandwich Road Jeannie Did He? we d0n't know Jeanne plans include college and travel happiness is V.W.s prizes the blue Cometdays but is peeved by Sne's crashes . French Club 3, 4g Clarion 1 ,Bookstore 43 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g Pilgrim 43 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Graduation arch bearer 33 Womens Club 4. Paul Estey 207 Standish Avenue Paul ... reserved ... depending on the company he's in! That bad, huh psychology peeves him but that LP by the Vanilla Fudge alright happiness is ? headed for art sclzool. Y :'...f -in nog,-iri' ff' cf , Duncan Fabri 374 Sandwich Road Dunc reckless daft Hey I'm sorry but happiness is playing!' . . . prized possession Sil- ver Stein ... Skinny people peeve him. Rosemary Fillipini 252 Billington Street Rosey original lively wants to make a certain guy happy how ya for Daze Bobby too prizes her ring peeved by service taking Bobby aicay SOB. Future Nurses 2, Sec. 43 Chorus 33 Class Representative 2, 33 Talent Show 3g Senior Show 4. b,,,a-ww award' . 1, fi 4 Mary Deidre Ferneding Route 44 Mary prizes Chet and her charm bracelet hopes to be success- ful ... happiness ... CHN ... and champagne . .. peered by people who are on time . . . Huh? Whfzt'a you ?H say Intramurals 2, 4g Pep Squad 1, 2g Clarion 43 French Club 3, 43 Gradua- tion Usher 33 Prom Usher 2g Prom Committee 3, 43 Women's Club 43 Seni- or Show Writing Committee 4. John Richard Fontes 11 Peck Avenue John quiet talented hopes to be a successful artist happiness no gym I could care less love that guitar pet peeve people who make me u'ait. Paul Francis Ferro 16 Prince Street Paul friendly ambitious wants to be happy and he is happy living in North Plymouth What's the Scoop prizes lzis license pet pecve? you guessed it Homeroorn. Intramurals 3, 43 Boy's State repre- sentative 43 Class Officer 23 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Prom 33 Sr. Prom 43 Sr. Show 43 National Honor Society 43 Pilgrim 4. PLYMO TH-CARVER 106 CLASS Susan Mary Fortini 32 Hall Street Sue ... talkative ... energetic ... hopes to be an Executive Secretary . .. Fabulous happiness is those weekends cast party too prizes her license long skirts and 7th pd. peeve her. Bookstore Asst. Manager 3, 45 Drama Club 2, Sec. 3, 45 A.F.S. 1, 2, 45 Lab Asst. 15 Jr. Prom 35 Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 25 Pilgrim 1, 2, 45 Pep Squad 15 Dean's Council 15 Orches- tra 15 Chorus 25 Enameling 35 Senior Show 4. Barbara Carole Fratus 71 Standish Avenue Barbie ... friendly ... outgoing ... Personality Plus happiness is going with Ronnie college bouncl prizes her gold bangle from a cer- tain someone pet peeve no mail and rude people. Cheerleading 2, 3, Co-Captain 45 Fu- ture Teachers President 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Comm. 1, 2, 35 Prom Comm. 3, 45 Teacher Aid 45 Gym Show 35 A.F.S. 1, 2, 35 Hm. Rm. Rep- resentative 1, 45 Lit 15 Clarion 15 Pep Squad 15 Latin Club 15 Graduation Usher 35 Pilgrim 4. Donna Marie Freyermuth Briggs Avenue, Manomet Donna friendly fzinloving ambitious plans to teach you'd better believe it she's happy on ioeelcends prizes her car .lth period's gotta gol Clarion 2, 45 Future Teachers 3, 45 Retarded Children program 35 Tutor Service 35 Intramurals 3, 45 French Club 45 A.F.S. 4. HIGH SCHOOL OF 1968 107 -if Carol Louise Frazier 7 Lothrop Street Carol witty talkative easy going hopes to travel and be happy prizes her freedom and the lcey??? Happiness is P.E.P.? older brothers peeve her. Pep Squad 1, 25 Jr. Prom 35 Pilgrim 45 Sr. Show 45 Clarion 45 Dance Com- mittees 1, 25 Woman's Club 4. Richard Paul Freyermuth West Street Rich wise on the ball 'well dressed wants college and success Don't 'worry about It . Happiness is no u'orl.' on Saturday prizes his guns and is peered by a certain cousin. Football 1, 2, 45 French Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Sports Club 45 Sr. Prom 45 Sr. Show 45 Homeroom Rep. 4. aw U .I 5-uc:-v NW? 'Sf' Alfred Fugazzi 299 Sandwich Street Al happy easy going friendly ... he'll be content if he grad- uates Whats up? likes to hunt, for what though? Prizes his bank book. Soccer 4g Volley Ball 3, 43 Dance Com- mittee 2, 3. Christopher Gascoyne 24 Royal Street Chris likeable friendly Oh Yeah college-bound prizes a V.W. and car keys but dislikes big mouth girls a clay off from work would make him real happy. Football 15 Baseball 1, 23 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Work Study 4. ' ' u4Ui John James Furtado 37 Cherry Street Jack tough but friendly he hopes to go to business school . . . He's out to lunch 'maybe so but not on Saturday nites prizes his car keys but chalk up another peere for 7th period. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 4g Track 3, Varsity Club 3, 45 Jr. Prom 33 Sr. Prom 4g Sr. Show 4. Paul Francis Gavoni 31 Samoset Street Paul . .. wants to go to G1 eenwicfi 'oil lage happiness 10 years with- out a haircut! prizes his guitar dislikes prejudiced people. James A. Garcia Tremont Street, South Carver Jimmy ambition to get out of school happiness one day with- out English, math and physics prizes his license and 'motorcycle but oh when his car quits . .. those narrow-minded people Whoopee? Latin Club 35 Volleyball Intramurals 3g National Honor Society 43 Senior Show 4g Senior Show Writing Com- mittee 4. PLYMGUTH-CARVER 108 CLASS W., Hilarie Gibbs Carver Road, West Wareham Friendly outdoorsy likes ani- mals plans college and travel she's going to be successful in life intelligent . .. hates getting up on Monday mornings Yeah ! Paul Joseph Giovanetti Sunrise Ave. Paul .. . hopes to become a success . .. school-ugh! happy when play- ing golf prizes his golf clubs There's a hack . Golf 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country 3, -15 Bas- Foreign Exchange Student to Denmark ketball 1, 25 Football 15 Pilgrim Boy's 45 Clarion 1, 25 Pilgrim 15 Lit 1, 35 Drama Club 1, 25 Debate Club AFS 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. HIGH SCHOCL OF 1968 Sports Editor 45 Intramurals 3. 45 Boys' Varsity Club 3, 45 Dance Com- mittees5 Math Club 3. Christopher Gray 16 Oak Street Chris funny wants to be a storm trooper happiness is the birdfarm . . . well-liked . . . prizes . . . my Soul Brothers Inc. peered by the Imperial Wizard I can be eliminated but I cannot be duplicated Yeah! Homeroom Rep. 15 Class Pres. 25 Stu- dent Council 25 Math Club- 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 Dance Committees 1, 2, 35 Jr. Prom 35 Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Talent Show 3, 4. 109 Rosalind Gomes Carver Road Lindy, lively, talkative sharp wants to be an Airline Hostess What a physique Happiness is being with D. C. prized possession is her Hope Chest But Ignorant people peeve her. Pep Squad 1, 2, 35 Clarion 45 Pilgrim 45 Cashier 1, 25 Jr. Prom 35 Intramur- als 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Prom 45 Sr. Show 4. Claudia Elan Griffith Tremont Street, South Carver Claudia is happy when with that certain person . . . prizes her blue swea- ter and FreckIes to be a social worker . . . hates snobby people . . . You'd be surprisedlf' . . . oh! those Monday mornings. Volleyball Intramurals 35 Badminton Intramurals 3, 45 Clarion 45 AFS 45 Senior Show 4. 91 -lb s - X Linda Marie Hachey Sunrise Ave. Linda . . . pet peeve swinging doors hap- piness is no homework Are you kidding me? prizes her license. Pep Squad 1, 2, 35 Future Teachers 3, 45 Pilgrim 2, 45 Teacher Aide 35 Latin Club 35 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Rally 45 Bowling Team 15 Senior Show 4. to teach first grade John Halunen Church Street, South Carver John Navybonnd Ford's go, Chevy's No Happiness is 396 Chevelles prizes his hockey equip- ment dislikes being yelled at by Mr. Rogers. Baseball 1, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Soc- cer 4. ,fgj Michael Howard I-Iaire Clifford Road Michael hopes to go to college Hey, Rock! happy when out- side and hunting prizes his shot- gun oh! that leaky radiator in his Batmobile . Band 1, 2. Diane Rosemary Hathaway 11 Oak Street Diane sweet wants to be an interior decorator . . . prizes . . . my kitties happy peeved by argu- ments ... Oh well! Basketball Intramurals 1, 25 Latin Club 3, 45 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Concession Stand 45 Chorus 1, 25 Lab Ass't. 3, 45 Art Club 3, 45 Senior Prom 45 Plymouth Players 1, 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim Art Staff 4. Christine Hall 3 Sagamore Street Chris friendly wants to join Peace Corps busy prizes her friends but S. F. peeves her happy Oh sure! . . . dislikes insincere people fDon't we allfj Bookstore 35 Pilgrim 3, 45 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Heritage Day 15 AFS 3. 45 Intramurals 15 Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom 35 Senior Show-Director, 45 Enameling Club 35 Lab Ass't. 1, 2, 35 Clarion 25 Pen Squad 15 Talent Show 2. PLYMCUTH-CARVER 110 CLASS I E l 1 ll Lynette Ellen Heath 196 Summer Street Lynette ... happy ... loves ... being too busy wants to travel Gee where to, Lynette? peeved by those locked freezers ??? prizes size 13 Holy Tomato! Pilgrim 35 Co-editor-in-chief 45 Dean's Council 1, 2, 3, 45 SAS 15 Bookstore manager 35 AFS 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Sports Club 1, 25 Sec. 3, 45 Marching' Girls 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Manager 3, 45 Field Hockey 1, 2, 35 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 35 Prom Committee 3, 45 Senior Show 4. ww! l e John Edward Hedge River Street Hedgey He party boy ambi- tion-to own a Ford 427 hap- piness is The Chiltonville Winterna- tionals HR. A. What's up? prized possession-a certain Ford prod- uct pet peeve-the unmasked crui- sers-look out Hedgey, here it comes! Carol Jean Hitchcock 16 Wareham Street, So. Carver Carol friendly future secre- tary talkative prizes my license happiness is No more Mr. Mondeaun peeved by conceited people . . . It takes team work CP.M.j . Drama Club 15 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. . , , 5, 1 Winfield Eugene Henry, Jr. 11 Washington Street Windy deceptively quiet athle- tic off to the Marines and to be- come a success happiness is the Birdfarm prizes his free- dom likes a certain sophomore . .. What the heck theck?J. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Bas- ketball 15 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Elizabeth Jayko Clifford Road Mary refreshing college-bound ... sociable ... but dislikes ... plastic people? How about that! happiness is being in Boston give or take a few miles enjoys spend- ing money she's found working in FWW'S ... or writing letters ... sigh. National Honor Society 45 Pilgrim 25 Sr. Stat. Co-ed 45 Leader Corps 3, 45 French Club 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 25 Sec.-Treas. 35 Bookstore 25 Pep Squad 15 Drama Club 2, 35 Jr. Prom Com- mittee Chairman 35 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 45 Class Motto Committee Chairman 45 Class Song Committee 45 Honorary Rotarian 4. HIGH SCHCOL OF 1968 W, 111 'iran David Jesse 12 Lewis Street Buddy handsome beautiful eyes what's happening? found with D. G. and his 64 Ford Sprint . . . hate having trouble with either one. Football 15 Baseball 1, 45 Basketball 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. Deborah Elizabeth King Plymouth Street, No. Carver Debbie artistic wants to be successful . . . happiness is tennis 6th period art hates Badenism and MacDuff playing net Out of sight, baby! National Honor Society 45 Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 3, 45 Soft- ball 3, 45 Sports Club 3, 45 Jr. Prom 35 Sr. Prom 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Pilgrim 45 Pilgrim Sports Staff 45 Sr. Show 45 Home room Rep. 4. Paula Christine Jesse 21 Castle Street Paula wants to be happy for the rest of her life laughing talka- tive-hates being told to get off the phone I didn't do it Prizes her charm bracelet good natured except with her sister Ginny Lou. Bowling 15 AFS 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom 35 Pep Squad 1, 25 Senior Show 45 Pilgrim 45 Senior Prom 45 Home Room Rep. 2, 35 Intramurals 45 Dance Com. 3, 4. Carol Ann Kuhn 18 Spooner Street Carol cute talkative watch out elementary schools-Carol wants to be a teacher look forward to week- ends . . . prized possession, hope . . . for the future? dislikes insincerity . . . active well dressed. Student Council 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 AFS 25 French Club 35 Clarion 25 Marching Girls 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom 35 Sr. Show 45 Pilgrim 45 Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 4. Galen John Edwin Keller Rochester Rd., So. Carver Galen for some reason dislikes . . . the Math Department? S.A.S. treasurer studious prizes his license but likes having a car that runs so what else is new? Student Council Treasurer 2, 3, 45 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Sr. Prom 45 Simulated town meeting 35 Sr. Show 45 Boys State Representative 3. PLYMOUTH-CARVER 112 CLASS 9 Edward Everett Lanman 3 Gordon Place Eddie intelligent loves pay- day and my license wants to go to sea Well, alright hates Phy- sics who doesn't? Baseball 1, 3, 45 Soccer 45 National Honor Society 45 Geological Society 4. 'Www-my he-W Robert H. Lee 51 Pleasant Street Bobby wants to join the Navy loves his V. W. watch out, Mr. C! likes a D. C. I'1n tired . Baseball 15 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Work Study 4. l f , ir 'I 1 1-,J ' ' '51, 'N -. ' kj: , V' .ff K -' 1 Z -if? 'f , Q ,V -5' 1? N55 if fff 0, ., 5 . .... . 4 5 , . f gf? 1- f, ' ,N ,- f A X . ff ig. . f rj. 1 Linda Susan LeVangie Billington Street Linda wants to become a secretary friendly cute Hang it np Linda prizes her license loves going out weekends but hates that qnestioning when she gets home. Who doesn't! Bowling 15 Junior Prom 35 Sec. Office Prac. 45 Pep Squad 25 Senior Prom 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Senior Show 4. HIGH SCHOOL OF 1968 Linda Louise Lindquist 17 Alden Terrace Linda loves walking in snowstorrns zap to be happy and travel is her ambitions prizes her little wooden chest peeved by people who nag - stay AWAY. Pep Squad 1, 2.5 Prom Usher 25 Jr. Prom 35 Sr. Prom 45 Sr. Show 45 Womens Club 4, Art Club 4, Clarion 4. 113 18 , 'huluv- 'Nudvf' David Armelao Maccaferri 54 Olmstead Terrace David well dressed handsome but not getting paid by a certain band bugs him Prizes his license ... that ain't right ... athletic ... loves having the on weekends . . . hopes to have one of his own someday. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 23 Senior Show 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 3, 4. Ann Martin 1 South Cherry Street Ann good natnred but hates snobs Oh, no! loves sleeping late on Saturdays and prizes her charm bracelet. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. -,.rm t,, , , i . ., ,J ' Donna MacDougall 21 Oak Street Donna cnte athletic wants to be a nnrse and be happy ... friendly but hates late people Donna enjoys living Ya got that right! Future Nurses Club 3, 43 French Club 1, 23 Clarion 2, 33 AFS 1, 23 Sr. Show 43 Field Hockey 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Sports Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 1,23 Football Concess. 43 Jr. Prom 33 Dance Corn. 3, 43 Sr. Ehoviz 43 Gym Show 33 Sr. Prom 43 zt . Noreen Marjorie McConnell 90 Warren Ave. Noreen good looking sophis- ticated wants to be a fashion buyer and travel happiness is being in love what else? That's just so great! Prizes her independence peeved by people who are late friendly. Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Bookstore 43 Lit 43 Clarion 43 Pep Squad 1, 23 Dance Com. 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Prom 33 Senior Prom 43 Senior Show 4g Prom Usher 23 Pilgrim 43 Heritage Day Worker 1. Steve J. Mahoney 167 Seaview Street, Manomet Steve wants to go to college I guess, that close. Friday after- noons abont 2:25 P.M. make him happy bnt not Monday mornings. Senior Showg Senior Prom 43 Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. TTY' PLYMOUTH-CARVER 114 CLASS Jean Elizabeth McNary Michael McNeill Beaver Dam Road, Manomet Rocky Hill Road, Manomet Jean sparkling likes a certain Mikey plans to pole vault over boy and her father's keys but Mississippi River good looking not snobs What happening? What Train? peeved by the Typing P001 43 Office Assistant 49 plaque of the Lovin' Ra-kefull . . , prizes Senior Show 43 Senior prom 4- the younger girl friendly happy by the wet ones. Football 13 Intramurals 4. Susan Meharg Clifford Road Sue deceptively quiet athletic . . . her happiness is skiing . .. and she wants to attend the University of Col- orado just because it's a good school? Prizes the reliable Jeep ... but crashes ... ?? . .. and crutches really peeve her. Field H0Ck9Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3 4g Bookstore 4g Clarion lg AFS 1, 25 French Club 2, 33 Pilgrim 4g Intl-a- mU1'2lS 1, 2, 3, 49 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 15 Senior Show 4. HIGH SCHOOL OF 1968 115 ef rg, X 'B Patricia Maureen McNeill Halfway Pond Pat Hopes to be happy with that certain someone Petite 'Alt takes teamwork KC. HJ Oh that sixth period prizes her ring Oh how happy it is to be with Mike. Typist Pool 4g Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. Richard Rogers Meyer Jordan Road Rick quiet or is he? knows where its at and would really dig a year of summer and February vacations who uiozcldn't! prizes his Head SL but hates snouiless weekends he'd like to go to school up north of course. Football lg Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Soccer 43 French Club 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. me aww fuuww- ': Z 1 J g Eric Miller 121 Summer Street Eric shi but often ound sa? I J . f J- ing Gordon, I hate to tell you! Navy bound he prizes his Reming- ton 12-gauge shotgun ... and his hap- piness is a flock of geese Eric's really not as dangerous as he sounds! Marsha Jean Morse 13 Spooner Street She's off for Africa versatile oh that certain orange - what? Fm freezing! and here come those uninvited guests happiness is a peaceful week-end snre, Marsha? Chorus 1, 25 Field Hockey 15 Girls Sports Club 15 AFS 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 15 Vice-President 3, 45 Grad- uation Usher 35 Junior Prom Usher 25 Junior Prom Chairman 35 French Club 2, 35 Marching Girls 2, 3, 45 Intramur- als 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 45 Future Nurses 3, 4. time N na f ,wma 'WV -muff' Donna Jean Millican 8 Cliff Street Donna hopes to graduate from col- lege You spaz! happiness is a windy day in September .. . prizes her sailfish fun-loving but people who don't know the rules peeve her. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 25 Junior Promg Senior Showg Senior Prom. Paula Mae Neal 61 Pleasant Street Paula soon to be college bound wow green sweaters and endless summers friendly prizes real friends but peeved by inconsi- derate people and smashed raw eggs! Pep Squad 1, 25 Typist Pool 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 45 Intramural Volleyball 4. Peter Francis Morin 125 Sandwich Street Pete going to attend a college specializing in pharmacy . . , happiness will be graduating from college What's the matter with yon? Go on, get out of here. Pete prizes his license but late people peeve him. Homeroom Representative 45 Football 15 Lab Assistant 2, 35 Intramurals 3, 45 Senior Show 4. if PLYMOUTH-CARVER 116 CLASS Warren Richard Neal, Jr. Nancy Anne Neil 2 Susso Lane 28 Cherry Street Jovial carefree Well's what's Petite hopes to get married soon the story plans to enter the ser- prizes her own car meticulous vice happiness is a trip to the peeved by stubborn disagreeable bank prize possession why of people Always saying I doubt it ! course his bank book Warren why she's happy being with someone does your little brother peeve you so. she likes. Intramurals 3, 43 Work Study 43 Vol- Secretarial Pool 4. leyball 4. Linda Mary Neves 403 Court Street Plans to be a beautician Linda is happy when she receives a letter from Guess who? Petite . .. prizes that certain ring but peeved by people who hit ... Forget it. Library Aid 33 Lab Assistant 4g Senior Prom 43 Senior Show. Barbara Ann Nickerson High Street, North Carver ,I Barb . . . wants to become a hairdi esser A , M .. . reserved . . . prizes . . . a class ring Ya full of baloney! sigh graduation at last noisy people peeve her though. HIGH SCHCOL OF 1968 117 Polly Ann Nickerson South Meadow Road Polly hopes to have an office job someday Crumb she prizes her class ring . .. but cold water peeves her happiness is GRADUA- TION! 2, if Edward Nightingale Richard Noel Adeline May Nunes 189 Standish Avenue 80 Priscilla Road Center Street, North Carver Eddy . .. prizes his car but peeved Dickie . .. hopes to graduate .. . happy Dena .. . friendly until she's by Gym Yon'lI never believe it with a certain Freshman prizes called Adeline well-dressed hopes some day to work in a candy H58 Chevy But peeved by a 3rd composed happiness is grad- factory happiness is sleeping period psychology class with Mr. aating! and a certain A Ya, in class Ed how many times did Taylor What the ????? I'rn down with itl Dena's headed you get caught? IntramL1ralS 43 WOFk Study 4. for a career in data processing. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, Drama Club 15 In- tramurals 1, 2, 3g Senior Show 4, Spanish Club 3. Jane Frances Nutt 4 Oak Street Jane sincere she wants to be happy and carefree hope you snc- ceed, Jane with horses, horses and more horses Oh heaven to leave behind her sister's half of the bedroom! What's np? she prizes her friends. Intramurals 3, 4g Dean's Council 3, 4, Roberta Nye Gymnastic Show 3. West Carver Bobbie wants to travel hap- piness is gradnation considerate . . . prizes her electric organ . . . peeved by snobs Y0n've gotta be kid- ding . Softball 3, 4, Intlamuial Volleyball 2 3, 45 Badminton 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. PLYMO TH-CARVER CLASS 118 I 'R 'ZF Barry Philip Otto 8 Centennial Street Barry wants to eat, drink, love, and be merry handsome flirta- tiozls prizes those Bobby Vinton albums What's wrong with yon- nothing or something? loves Christmas Eve why Barry? Football lg Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Jr. Prom 33 Homeroom representative 45 Senior Show 49 Work Study 4. 90 1' .Q , Q- PR-... 595 . KS I wwf- IMJWWQWA- of. .f - - ff- : ' , f , : -syeiiav 5, A :. ' ,i , . ,MMM Jean Elizabeth Pacheco 9 Sawyer Place Witty hapiness is being carefree and making people happy I'll crunch yours! hopes to find the right gny, get married and raise a big family prized possession a certain Red stuffed cooker spaniel . . . peeved by my 1nother's feelings and a certain T. D. in Sociology. Home Room Representative 2, 33 Senior Show 4g Senior Prom 4. NN Kathleen Mae Patch 'FQil,J 73 South Street J, i,-3. Kathy . . . marriage bonnd . . . petite P happiness is Joe and his '63 Ford fe 35? ... friendly ... found with Joe ... but H dislikes being away from home. HIGH SCHUOL OF 1968 119 John Sheldon Parsons 10 Brewster Street Mild high-scoring bowling and baseball ... deliberate ... but slon' drivers really peeve him . . . Hon s every little thing? ... likes Ollie's bowling bag ... huh? ... heading for . . . saeeessf Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football lg Intra- murals 3, 45 Varsity Club 4. Dorothy Pearson Manomet Avenue Dottie ... agreeable ... especially with R ... prizes her car ... but . . . not its brakes . . . That-head- ache! Looks forzeard to being a beazrtieian. Lit,' Fashion Show 33 Senior Show 4. w 4 -slid, 31.11 224' . Marlene Ann Pedro 57 Cherry Street Marlene talkative pretty eyes . . . hates iizsiizeere people . . . but loves her teddy bear 'AI gotta tell you something loves living and sleeping late wants to succeed - she will, too. Dean's Council 2, 3, 43 Bookstore 33 Pilgrim 43 A.F.S. 3, 43 Clarion 43 Sr. Show 43 Dance Comm. 3, 43 Office Assistant 3, 43 Dept. Secretary 43 Jr. Prom 33 Sr. Prom 43 Intramurals 3, 4. Loretta Mae Perry Rochester Road, South Carver Loretta loves meeting people and prizes her ,friends likeable hates coneeitecl people wants to be an English teacher. Drama Club 13 Pep Squad 1, 2g Latin Club 2, 33 Clarion 43 Pilgrim 4g A.F.S. 3, 43 Jr. Prom 33 Sr. Prom 43 Future Teachers 43 Prom usher 23 Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 23 Senior Show 4. A '1?J it Radames Perez Gonzalez Paul Steven Perkins 152 Beach Street, Manomet 18 South Street Raclames . .. quiet . .. shy . . . but likes Paul . . . reserved . .. prizes his drums his ear reserved dreams of re- and hopes to be successful in music turning to Puerto Rico. . . . Well, I'm surprised . . . people Library Aid 3. Patricia Petrell 57 Warren Avenue Pattg hates that empty gas tank waits for letters from R. B. H. Where's the party? let's go find one prizes the watch busi- ness school then marriage to B. R. H.? Graduation usher 33 Intramurals 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Senior Prom 4. 120 without COlIf'lflF7ZCO peeve him. Band 2, 3, 4. PLYMO TH-CAR ER CLASS Lynne Valerie Petroff 100 Standish Avenue Lynne . . . teacher-bound .. . well dressed likes her car and trips to Boston but is bugged by her brother. Latin Club 25 A.F.S. 45 Bookstore 45 Pilgrim 45 Basketball Concession 35 Future Teacher's 3, 45 Debate Club 2, 3, 45 Dean's Council 15 Junior Prom 35 Spanish Club 35 Pep Squad 1, 25 Senior Show 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Ruth Ann Pierce 187 Billington Street Missy ... a future beantician ... living in Brockton why there Rath? hates waiting for that certain someone to show np on time I'm serions! Really! prizes her license. Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 45 In- tramurals 4. Barbara Rose Prentice Jordan Road Bubba art school bound wants to help Krissy -find her conscience stubborn happiness is driving V.W. prizes her orange bell bot- toms but not dry dinos Civil- ness is S.P.G.Q.R. especially with- out M and M's. Intramurals 1, 25 Dance Committees 1, 25 Art Club 35 Enameling Club 35 Lit 45 Marching Girls 45 A.F.S. 45 Junior Prom 35 Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 45 Pilgrim 45 Homeroom representa- tive 4. HIGH SCHOOL OF 1968 121 Joanne Lorraine Plante 169 Oak Drive, Carver Tallfatioe hates people who tell her to be quiet athletic prizes her unregistered car wants to be- come a nurse likes a Carver guy. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Sport's Club 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 45 Junior Prom 35 Pilgrim 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Pep Squad 25 Dance Committee 25 Senior Show 45 Gym Show 35 Senior Prom 45 Nurse's Club 45 Women's Club 4. Silvio George Pretti, Jr. 1116 Alden Street Sivi prizes his nasty '60 Ply- month Fury wants to pass English with a B Good Luck wants to bean accountant .,. Things are tough all oiveri' especially getting np in the morning. Baseball 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Joyce Putney 6 Squanto Road Wants to finish school and work for the state likable finds hap- piness in her family children but Simmer down, kids! Neil Lawrence Rasmussen Tower Road, Manomet Tall wants to get to the top go chase yourself prizes his 2 double struck pennies but hates falling asleep in class. Football 13 Baseball 1, 25 Chess Club 3g Chorus 2, 3, 4. ....,...,f aff? Wendy Jo Quillin 169 Billington Street Wendy shy wants to f'tramp around the world Saying flower Power-watch it! loves going barefoot, the Beatles, and Bob Dylan albnms but hates onions hate- ful people and looking like Nancy. James Raymond White Horse Road, Manomet Jimmy wants to graduate es- pecially to finish 3rd period math likes a certain girl who, Jimmy? also his '58 Chevy. Philip Albert Ragonetti 147 Court Street Phil .,. loves rhythm ... and wants to be a good drummer loves a warm summer day what do you mean? prizes his drums EEK history class. Intramurals 2, 3, 4. A 'Y' 4 l PLYMO TH-CARVER 122 CLASS ohnvf Sharyn Raymond Robert Reilly Obery Heights MacFarlan Parkway Sharyn . .. spelled with a y ... loves Bob . .. our volunteer .. . fireman horses, especially, her filly wants zooms by in his '63 Chevy now, to be a professional horsewornan but wants to be a truck driver loves ,food and sleeping late. truly, a menace to our roads hates Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4? Bookstore 43 working nights that's why he likes Lit. 45 AFS 45 Clarion 45 Pilgrim 4. sleeping in class Yon re young, yon'll get over it! Dennis Edward Ribeiro 5 Harding Avenue What's up off to the Navy and his own gas station happiness is with the guys on Saturday night To the cliibhouseln prizes his license and that 1930 Ford but, oh those stuck-up girls What Brain? Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 45 Weight Train- ing 2. HIGH SCHOOL GF 1968 123 1 f 5 is . i i, Caryl Jean Rettig Abington Avenue, White Horse Beach Caryl athletic enjoys being with a certain W. C. wants to go to college Oh boy hates sis- ter Betraille. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Future Teacher's 45 Pilgrim 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 :Senior Prom 45 Girl's Sports Club 1, 2, , 4. Aneice Joyce Richmond 83 Newfield Street Aneice found with D. L. friendly peeved by snobbish people ... ambition ... to become a nurse ... prizes her stuffed animals Hnhl What! Volleyball 35 Badminton 35 Parent's Panel 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 45 Pilgrim 4. 5, 1. , ,.vLi' R. Eugene Riels 165 Court Street Gene ambition to get out of Plymouth ... happiness ... is ... sleep . . . prizes .. . my car . . . dislikes school ... What can I say?. Leader Corps 2, 3, 45 French Club 1, 25 Work Study 4. Gerald Joseph Romano, Jr. 9 Castle Street Jerry hates having to be in hurry ... wants to be healthy, wealthy, and happy Why always me? friendly prizes that certain girl happiness is a carefree day really, Jerry? Cross Country 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Pilgrim 45 Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 4. John Paul Robischeau 284 Court Street John u'ants to attend art sehool but true happiness is in Kingston at that certain sorneone's house 'Bunny' prizes his license but not that guitar oh, yeah! Dance Committee 25 Art Club 3, 4g Senior Show 4. Dianne Mary Roncarati 8 Mt. Pleasant Street Dianne . . . friendly ... prizes Randy plans to further her education and marriage Oh ya? .. pet peeve unfriendly people happiness is being with Randy. Pilgrim 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council Secretary 45 Cheer- leader 1, 2 Co-Captain 3, 45 Gym Show 35 Senior Show 45 Junior Prom 35 Talent Show 25 Women's Club 45 Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1. Steven Emerson Rogers Warren Avenue Stevie friendly future en- gineer happiness is The '68' boysl' and K. P. athletic dislikes un- friendly or unsociable girls Come on, trainl . Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 4g Junior Prom 35 Student Council 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Pilgrim 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 4. PLYMO TH-CARVER 124 CLASS i M I 1 w pf El fi F l fl lf ri 1 v L- I , X5 if 'YTSQV Mary Jean Rose 43 Mayflower Street Genuine . . . wants to be a history teacher . . . or a clothers retailer .. . happiness is . . . partying . . . es- pecially on the Cape prizes her clothes . . . but not those liars . . . friendly . . . renzenzber Mary . . . Yon're young, yon'll get over it. Marching Girls 45 Chorus 45 Junior Prom Usherette 25 Graduation Usheret- te 35 Pep Squad 45 Honor Society 4. Charles R. Roth St. Charles Avenue, White Horse Beach Charlie ambition to join the Air Force and start a business when I anz released happiness is having a car with nothing ufrong in it You ain't lying! prized possession his wallet pet peeve owing nzoney to people especially girls. Library Aid 15 Drama Club 3, 45 Lab Assistant 35 Pilgrim 45 Intramurals 2, 3. Donna Maria Ruprecht R.F.D. 1993 Wenham Street, East Carver Tiny future Phys. Ed. teacher happiness is . . . that one goal against Hingham Aaye prizes her friends but not those front seat drivers. Field hockey 2, 3, 45 Basketball man- ager 3, 45 Softball 2, 45 Geological Society 25 AFS 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Prom 45 Senior Show 4. HIGH SCHOOL OF 1968 125 Catherine Frances Ruemker 16 Savery's Avenue Cathy quiet ambition work happiness is sitting in front of a T.I . drinking a coke and playing records but not her brother Boy I guess prizes her license and her kitten. Pep Squad 25 Fashion Show 25 Library Aid 4. Harold Forrest Ruxton III Coles Lane Buddy ,fun-loving values his license and a certain pick-np happiness is a victory on Sat- nrday wants to travel hand- some could be tense dead 'weekends peene him Wlzy, Buddy? Football 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Varsity Club 3, 4. 'W 'if' agar' Joseph Peter Salamone 3 Bourne Street Sal service-bound Yon're not wrapped too tight . . . happiness is J.E'.T. peeved by conceited kids. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Football 1. Melvin Walter Sears Russell Mills Road Melvin ambition to own a C. H. Oh, my gosh happiness is art 3rd period prizes his 250 B.S.A. peeved by silly girls who go around hitting guys easy- going. new-s if WE x, A T'-at l A 4 . 3 , elif' is ,, 3 si if i . if, si W, Q M4 es 47, V - .f , ,-r.:-.,. r y if , , '3 ,4i'e54 'E 3. , ff f ' , - ff fffffffz 5 4 - - .J f ,fr f Keith Sander 30 Middle Street Quiet What can I say? he prizes his credit card and finds happiness with S. D. but not in first period English next year he'lI see the Air Force. Chorus 4. Carole Seaver 24 Royal Street Carole . . . gracious . . . friendly . . . hopes to graduate from college Z.. but getting np early!! ,fun-loving . .. happiness is being with Denny huh prizes D. D.'s ring. Marching Girls 2, 3, 4g A.F.S.'1, 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers 3, 43 Clarion 13 Jr. Prom 3, Sr. Prom 43 Senior Show 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Pilgrim 1, 43 Pep Squad 13 Women's Club 43 Bow- ling 1. Q i Donna Marie Santos 24 Peck Avenue Prairie Hey baby, what's hap- pening? SPGQR peppy petite ... happiness is ... being out on week- ends flirtations prizes a cer- tain picture Iof whom, Donna?j . .. Banana! SAS Representative 2, 3, 43 Marching Girls 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 23 Prom Com- mittee 3, 43 Senior Show 43 Pilgrim 43 Intramurals 3, 43 AFS 1, 23 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. PLYMOUTH-CARVER 126 CLASS i . I. 1 W i r 15 H . .r I 4 2 fi E I. Margaret Alice Shea 4 Stephens Street Doo happy .. .prizes her license ... wants to teach ... Forget it! ... pet peeve .. . getting up early . .. hap- piness is weekends Well, al- right! Bowling 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3g March- ing Girls 2, 3, 4g Pep Squad 13 A.F.S. 1, 2, 43 Future Teachers 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pilgrim 2, 43 French Club 1, 2g Jr. Prom 3g Sr. Prom 4. Arthur Paul Silva Jr. Rochester Road, South Carver Artie class wit wants to join the klan ... 'enthusiastic ... hap- piness is the birdfarin prizes in Soul Brothers, his membership Incf' peered by the wizard and not of OZ wait a minute for what Artie? Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Math Club 33 Varsity Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Latin Club 2g Dance Comm. 2, 3, 43 Jr. Prom 33 Senior Prom 43 Homeroom representative 3, 43 Library Aid 2. George Smith 227 Standish Avenue George wants to be a race car driver . . . but his '55 Chevy peeves hirn affable found saying I com- mand. ' and his happiness lir- ing North Plymouth . . . big . . . prized possession his curly locks. HIGH SCHCOL OF 1963 127 Russell Silva 26 Forest Avenue Russell wants to go on to school How can you tell? happiness is when M. R. is absent prizes his car but not that tired 292 Band 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 3, 4. Lawrence Walter Smith 72 Cliff Street Larry sportsniinded ambition to preserve his 53 prizes that primed 53 yon Kocanzaniien happiness is W. M. the Senior Corner peeved by those pep rallies during football season a '68 boy. Basketball 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4g homeroom representative 23 Jr. Prom 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 'QF' -5' 'qu iN:-l 'V 4 ' , . S , fi Paul Francis Stafford Michael Peter Stang Annette Marie Strassel Quaker Road River Street 86 Spooner Street Paul hopes to become an artist Mike handsoine prizes Nette Okay, Grouch hopes 4 Who me? devilish ya, the last piece of my motorcycle to get married to Brad? prizes sure! prizes his license Heorni- peered by authority coinpanionable a certain bracelet but is peeved by cal happiness is a '67 GTX wants to be a part of the F'errai Dotty's brakes talkative , is peeved by not going to the bird- Racing team happiness is a Library Staff 3, 43 Lit Business Man- ff1Tm- f07'N2ula 1 dragsfgr Me1nko . agjer 4: Homeroom Representative 1, 2 Michael Edward Swift Herring Pond Road Mike a future state trooper lt ain't that bad hoping for a new Mustang . . . prizes his car . . . but not conceited girls. Footballg Volleyballg Soccerg Baseball. Joan Taormina State Road, Manomet Joanie artistic hopes to travel . . . and have a career in art prizes her friends and her Mickey Mouse Record? dislikes loud- rnonths 6th period art class is happiness considerate paint- briishes A-OK. Pep Squad lg French Club 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 3, 45 Pilgrim 3, 45 Enamel- ing Club 35 Senior Show 43 Junior Prom 33 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Staff 35 Art Club 3, 43 In- tramurals. PLYMOUTH-CARVER 128 CLASS .Za 41.1 v ff ra Q - - .1 yeg.-f,g,g,,22' 311:-jla 11,-.:-1 I '- 'ef is 1 1 vv F . ff ,V , 1 0 eegfi 53' f, l fc ee, H we W P, r ye 4' ?4r 55 ,F Q :L mf er ef f In may 1 1 My A ,L f,,4,,f H f 1 f if wgffcdg nf X r Mg, V if 1? ef' , fx iwgl, :,ff. 4,4,j,ff1'2f , 5, W ,Q ,,,,,.. are ,L ,.,4,,W.,,,i V, ,V ,Y , rf ' f ff' 1 4' ' 0 5452 f Gerald Tavares 134 Standish Avenue Jerry wants to attend a Riding Academy likable happiness is that certain someone Whatcha doing . . . prizes his license . . . friend- ly but dislikes insincere people. Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g Clarion 2, 35 Junior Prom 3g Geological Socie- ty 2, 35 Senior Show 4g Lit 45 Pilgrim 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2. 1 145-7 M. m 6 W9 'al ,ed HIGH SCHOOL OF 1968 Thomas James Taylor President's Lane Torn easy-going next year it's the Air Force ... Yon're joking! ... happiness is finding his gas tank full prizes his '61 Chevy but hates Monday mornings nonchalant. Senior Show 4. Jeannie Darnell Thompson '78 South Street Jeannie candid I don't say it. I just do it! pnrsnes happiness going out with that certain gng but dislikes people who a'ren't Real! She prizes her license and class ring bound for nursing school. Heritage Day 15 Clarion 43 Junior Prom 35 Cashier 2, 33 Library Staff 43 Senior Show 43 Senior Prom 45 In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 129 33' aiivviivv John Thatcher Wardsworth Road, Buzzards Bay Rognish ... happiness is Girls! but crowded he plans ...and his drnrns ... places Hang it np! to take a P. G. course then college . . . Bezvare! Intramuralsg Football 3g Basketball 3, 4g Volleyball 3, 4. John Trultt 9 Franklin Stleet John lllllllllifllllll wants to snceeed in business happiness is getting out of a certain class nni- qne prizes his books keep your head peeved by ,filling ont senior statistics Thanks a lot, pal. 'F Mr . .A ., 41 q,,x-x is L. X M sx 'W As , ,Z . 1' ,gf 59 -'tai ,- .z sr , M ' 1. :'. ' I fi has 5-L.-In 5. xl.. ,-fri., rn, - 'is' f-A ' 'I iifvim- Y'- iuf -L 'fr V . ..,,i W ,wi::,. ,lay .- .-A-5 H. 5,-:gm-. f .5 4.1 lgf-iu4 tfiiiaemy mu 1-:nu-y . 1 E' '1 l f F- f 5' -4 . - ', 215, gs. 1 'W fTf'if'3'5a . if 5 f Q, ,,..Z ,f, Wai Y? 5' Ziff . if , f 1 ,JK .- -fi ,- . 4. 'isyag - Stephen Clement Tusher 7 Plymouth Street, North Carver Steve hopes to go on to school ... Say 'my man ... happy ... when with that certain person snobbish people ngh! prizes his white Renault. Football 1, 3, 45 Track 15 Varsity Club 4. Rollene Ann Vacchi Duck Plain Road Hopes to be a beantieian friendly Yozi 1'e got to be hfllflfllllgn ah --to be with hirn prizes a Certain ring but, that younger sister! Debate Club 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. 09' Jflh. Victoria Alice Marie Tuttle 3 Cheryl Avenue, Manomet Hl'7lCh'yH happy when with Phil Be good. prizes her license anrl her rings hopes to be happy and go to college peered at teachers calling her Victoria home- room 308 not being with Phil I gotta Go . Dance Committees 1, 2, 35 Clarion 45 Senior Show 45 Junior Prom 25 Home- room Representative 15 Intramurals 2. Rosemary Valenziano 12 Murray Street Oh well wants to go to art school likes being with Arthur Wrigley quiet prizes rings and drzznzs and hair and bothered by Plynzonth-Carver. Dean's Council 15 Art Club 45 Library 35 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. Robert Lawrence Tynan, Jr. 280 Sandwich Street Rob wants to get a lot from col- lege Quest-cc qui ce passe. peezierl bg Mr. E. J. fPTj hap- piness is Thanksgiving, 12:31 P. M. Football 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3g French Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2. Utfs- PLYMO TH-CARVER 130 CLASS MMV av w' Mr' Q Elizabeth H. Viera 4 Westwood Road Betty congenial happiness is ... peace of niind ... and her children She wants to finish school but unfinished projects You'oe had it! ,, Y . fzgjr L.. J' :- - A7 e., ,, X I .1 ge. f ' M... I 'fx I . Scott Vincent Doten Road Handsome wants to be a civil en- gineer ... whatever you do, Don't blow your cool ... popular ... pet peeoes-u'ise guys and taking the bus prizes his Waikiki Custom Surf- board Heaven is being in the 'mid- dle of those surfing girls on Cape Cod athletic down to earth. Track lg Golf 25 Football 33 Weight Training 3, 45 Soccer 4g Senior Show 4. Peter Charles Wainio Tremont Street, West Wareham Very funny! would like to have cousin stop interfering prizes his wheels would like to get married Shelly ... '55 Chevy ... great! Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. HIGH SCHOOL UF 1968 131 Peter Voght 414 Court Street Active . .. would like to go to alt school easy to get along with happz ness is getting out of English may be heard saying Let's get outta here' prizes his shotguns .. first period gym is awful though. Intramurals 3. 4. Spencer John White R.F'.D. 1 Charlemont Stieet Easy-going would lihe to bieorne a geologist prizes his a so being alone with D sirnplu can not stand people always in a iz Good grief steady happy A1 chei y 1, 3. ge . r N . 'N s. I7 - -1 A . ...'di' 5 ,N it 4 u. ,Won-s-.-elif 'Yusuf' Robert Francis Williams Russell Mills Road Well-lilfetl Yon must be drunk enjoys being with the '68 boys can't stand Fords prizes being in the shooting pool ne.rt year it is the service athletic. Footballg Baseballg Basketballg Intra- murals 1. 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club. Frederick Herman Greene Wright II Herring Pond Road, Cedarville Fred intelligent hopes to beconie physicist maybe mathema- tician happy-when he doesn't have honzeivork prizes his collection of electronic equipment peevecl by his brother and sister He who keeps his, month shnt cannot put his foot in it Math Club 45 From other schools: La- tin Club 15 Mechanics Club 2, 35 Radio Broadcast Association 2, 35 Math Club 2, 35 Computer Club, Director, 35 Science Experimenters' Club 2, 35 Sail- ing Club, 2, 3. , ,QQ -' Q L if 31 1', 'f-ff ft Q , i':' 2 Y V 1 ' A , J t 't 5 ' A A jj ES JJ auf-41' WW Wi iw.-r Eric Charles Wood Beaver Dam Road, Manomet Joanne Marie Williamson Tremont Street, South Carver Friendly My girl-a certain recl- heafl happiness is being with her on Saturday night Don't get shook, huh! pet peeve-'51 Olds- rnobile next year the service and then marriage. Joanne intelligent happiness is lllytez-when she cloesn't buck stziclions prizes the horses but, oh that math! illogical! Intramurals 15 National Honor Society 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Junior Prom 35 Chorus 45 Pilgrinz 4, Lit 15 AFS 4. Bruce Anthony Zanotti 20 Braunecl-:er Road Don't worry about it. ' likes quiet girls hopes to enter electronics cool ... prizes his '57 Ford ... doesn't put on airs easy going pet peeve-an unmarked cruiser. Intramurals 3, 45 Football 15 Senior Show 45 Senior Prom 4. PLYMO TH-CARVER HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1963 Photographs Not Available Herbert Ryder Ship Pond Road Herb mechanical wants to make a career out of the Navy and l Irving Gordon Valler, Jr. 125 Summer Street Happy go lucky loves to drive and-pet peeve-no car prizes his 1 X, X leave the '63 Falcon behind? sob license , ,, Sorry 'bout that ,, What's up Mr. M. peeves would like to be a butcher cooper him but happiness is the perfect active modest, figure ahem Batman? Chorus 3 i-'WV f +7776 Y ' 'kr'-f--e - J 'px l fr l WK' fi X X' if vi fi X , l 'gg ' XX ii ff fir iflw 5 5 f fdif e li hi f QU feel? xg in fi i s 23 N X H j 73? X X I V gl li X X i I i , i l , Ski! I Ap fi WfWw Xi 5 i 2 i Ki X KN X X no , f- XXX J Q li , f is 1 l ff! ,K XIXZ, X l X 14 1 M41 Special Honors Hilarie Gibbs Sheila Bloom Northeastern University Electron Miscroscopy Lab Assistant Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year A.F.S. Student in Denmark Charles Cappannari Brotherhood Award Massachusetts Student Government Day Representative 134 Joanne Williamsong Mary Jaykog Sheila Bloomg Joyce Brigidag Absent: Hilarie Gibbs. National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test Letters of Com- mendation. 1 Christopher Buckleyg Charles Cappannari National Council of Christians and Jews, Brotherhood Camp Scholarships Joyce Brigida David Choque Massachusetts Girlls State A.F.S. Student from Peru DAR-Good Citizen Award Wal!! V . . , H W, f f f Paul Ferrog Charles Cappannarig Galen Keller Massachusetts Boy's State Margaret Bastonip Stephen Conroy Northeastern State Youth Citizenship Con ference Tufts University Highway Meanaces Duncan Fabri, Karen Carafoli my Shyest Class Fllrts Wendy Quillin, Radamez Perez Barry Otto, Donna Santos 1 ' ' ! lf' Heffel sJ.,!g... Best Dressed Bernedetti Anti, Richard Freyermuth 'Q' W 'NNW 1 Q l F 1 ff? , fy V vs, ,. Most Talented Susan Clark, Michael Brigida 4!! MAJ., , W Most Likely to Succeed Stephen Donovah, Joyce Brigida ' Q mimi Best Athletes George Butters, Caryl Rettig I i J 1 Done Most for PCHS Charles Cappannari, Christine Hall fu. Class Wits Jean Pacheco, Arthur Silva Personality Plus Barbara Fratus, Christopher Buckley fs is w 1- ' sw. 1 e , 5 N,..,,.,..,, , A '9 . Yi , ,. 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L-I ' 19,,'-PM Q 1 'M'-'M' Wffi K Ji MHMN M 1 A A 1 W Bwvvcud-o ...Q A- ' i' 9'J iii? 9g::::.-ig... X Xgfxx 1, xxxg Congratulations to the Class 0f1968 GXQ 1 6 8 Court St t Plymouth Congratulations to the Class of '68 EMERSON'S STORE White Horse Beach Massachusetts MEL'S AUTO REPAIR Repairs on all make cars 118 Sandwich Street Plymouth E. T. Diozzi, Proprietor Gulf Products Telephone PI 6-1547 ZANELLO FURNITURE Compliments of DUNLAP'S OIL 81 GAS SERVICE 38 Samoset Street Plymouth 746-1278 WILDES MOTOR CO., INC. Samoset Street 746-2900 Plymouth, Mass. Oldsmobile -- Cadillac SHAW BUICK PONTIAC, INC Buick - Pontiac 40 Samoset Street Plymouth, Mass. HOLMES GROC. 87 Sandwich Street Plymouth, Mass. 746-0541 PLYMOUTH MEN'S SHOP Distinctive Menswear 18 Main Street Plymouth. Mass. Best Wishes PURITAN GARAGE SCARZI BROS. NEW BEDFORD GAS AND EDISON LIGHT M Lincoh1 - Mercury - Comet - Cougar Montego Tel. 746-9300 356 Court Street Plymouth, Mass' Main Street Extension Tel. 746-3100 Plymouth THE E. s. BURNS 5 INSURANCE AGENCY l 'QE-'O GARUTI'S C1159 STATION Realtors South Duxbury 45 Court Street Henry C' Gamti, Mgr- Massachusetts Plymouth, Mass. 02374 02360 Telephone Telephones Tel.: 746-2822 934-2422 746-1965 - 746-3606 324 Court Street Plymouth, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1968 D. ROSSI 81 SONS from Wholesale Fruit and Produce CAPPANNARI BROS. Telephone 746-1125 260 Court Street g Congratulations to the Congratulatrons from S U Cl emor ass from ROGER'S SUPER MARKET THE OLD Col-ONY T H EATRE Manomet Main St. Ext. Plymouth Tel. 746-0167 156 BERNARD'S LADIES' APPAREL 1 Court Street Plymouth, Massachusetts Telephone 746-1635 Compliments of GELLAR'S SERVICE STATION State Road, Manomet CA 4-2427 Congratulations to the Graduating Class from JOHN ALDEN GIFT SHOP Water Street Plymouth, Mass. GIFTS SOUVENIRS Congratulations from ELLIS CURTAIN FACTORY 157 Congratulations And Best Wishes RI TAPJ L45-I . -::... Pnvmouu-1-1 Q ROCKLANDFX .1 Bs-r. 5919 MODERN STORES FOR . MEN . WOMEN . BOYS -- AND -- PURITAN CLEANING DEPT. PIymouth's Oldest and Finest Dry Cleaners .CLEANING .TAILORING .FUR STORAGE 56 MAIN STREET 295 UNION STREET PLYMOUTH, MASS. ROCKLAND, MASS. 746-3730 295-1585 158 CCDNGRATULATICDN SENIORS 1 R 145 T 5 f Ji 2 x 5 r' nl uwmuw ' From me CLASS OF '69 RIDING SH Best Wishes to the STABLE Class of ,68 BEAVER DAM RD. -- MANOMET SCENIC TRAILS --1 SUPERVISED RIDES English or Western 32.00 per hour I-G.A. Horse and Pony Rides in Corral 25 qi For Reservations Call 224-2632 Open 7 Days Riding Lessons By Appointment 8 a.m. ,til Dark Horses Boarded SHERlVIAN'S KENNELS AKC Shelties - Pet or Show at Pet Prices Terms Q All Colors -- AH Ages 15 Main Street Ext. Plymouth Best Wishes to the RESTAURANT Senior Class Air Conditioned 39 Main Street GI N NY'S Plymouth, Mass. COFFEE SHOP Telephone Pllgrim 6-0838 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 Home Beauty Is Our Business SH E It M A N FURNITURE CNMPANY, INC. 310 Court Street - Plymouth, Mass. 02360 Telephone 746-1440 mouth Savings Bank The FRIENDLY Bank Sewing the Community since 1828 We participate in student loan program. 161 NATIONAL BANK fee-A ,,T.r,,,. Y M o UT H E' B I 12 COMPLETE ONE STOP FRIENDLY and CONVENIENT BANKING FACILITIES serving THE PLYMOUTH AREA SINCE EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND THREE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 162 PLYMUUTH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSUCIATIUN Incorporated 1882 President A. Lee Roulston Vice President gl Treasurer Frank T. Brown, Jr. PLYMOUTH MASSACHUSETTS Federalized 1937 Secretary Mae E. Emond Assistant Treasurer Esther Crowell SE At Your Service For INSURED SAFETY FOR SAVINGS HOME MORTGAGE LOANS Planned for Your Budget 'TEV 163 ' YN 1 E Congratulations to the Class of ,68 OTTANI FOOD CORPORATION Plymouth, Mass. Makers of Fine Italian Foods Congratulations to the Graduates f 'f f A .- lr-- e 25.5, ' I gf .PRESS M ff: '..- ..-. 1 :D ,I I xl f '. uuosn srrnecr - Pumoufm. mxss. X ' Q li... RALPH MARTIN No Better Service Anywheren DONALD THOMAS we aim to please . . . CENTE 32 MAIN STREET - PLYMOUTH telephone 746-6670 Mon. Thru Sat. 'til 5:30 P.M. - OPEN Fri. 'til 9 P.M. PLYMOUTH MARINE RAILWAY INC. 164 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Q61 19 X OO O gb me if .Q -, ' TQ ff 1 I I I ff , l I I 0 1 v TO THE CLASS OF 1968 Congratulation to '68 NOEL ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRIC HEAT Telephone 224-3687 1Bi1grim Grotto Complete Take Out Service Open Year Round Seafoods-Chicken North Park Ave., Plymouth, Mass. Telephone 746-1101 DOREEN COIFFURES 18-A McArthur Blvd. Bourne, Massachusetts Shop Telephone: 759-7074 97135 G01!.37 d6l'fb1 6l' Jtlotor bm lec - t o 'k' L- Water Street . Plymouth, Massachusetts 166 Congratulations to the Class of '68 FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK INCORPORATED mass Furniture -- Gifts -- Bedding HENRY'S FURNITURE CO. 48-50 Court Street Plymouth, Mass Hemy J. Busi -- Edna A. Busi Ronald V. Busi DIAL 746-1118 MARlO'S AUTO BODY SHOP 746-0300 Plymouth, Mass. MAURO J. CANEVAZZI PLYMOUTH INSURANCE AGENCY Edward D. Borlatti, Associate 56 Sandwich Street Plymouth, Mass. CARTMELL FUNERAL SERVICE serving Au Faiths 150 Court St. 265 Standish Ave. Telephone 746-2162 7 Mr. 84 Mrs. Steele Carolyn F. Pratt Bettie K. Neri Alta M. Bumpus Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Harold Strassel Grace H. Haigh Mary T. Ellis Mrs. Isobel Donovan Nancy E. MacDuffee Karen Miss Margaret Osmond Jay's Drive-in Plymouth Glass Co. Louis' Barber Shop Steven's Beauty Salon FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Winston Martha L. Seifert Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Freeland Ruth E. Wood Mr. and Mrs. David Brewer William Donovan Mrs. Francis Savery William Pioppi A Friend Mr. and Mrs. John Fillebrown Merrill W. Wood Crowell's Leo J . Caron-Antiques Gondola Pizza Shop Ye Old Country Store Bay View Motel 168 SPONSCDRS Maccaferri Shoe Stein's Furniture Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Doll Buck Linoleum and Tile Ceccarelli Cleaners Heather Shop, Inc. Plymouth Rock Grocery Kingston Sunoco Pilgrim Drug H. A. Bradford 8a Sons, Inc. Reliable Cleaners Benotti's Market Allerton Nursing Home Cape Travel Rebuttini's Reed's Used Furniture and Antiques Ted Vaughan Kit Kat Crafts Primo's Service Station Mariner Seaside Grill Carver Sportmen's Club, Inc Sherwin Williams Furtado Baker Shop Plymouth Paint and Wallpaper Center The Plymouth National Wax Museum Kingston Lumber Company North Plymouth Hardware Lindy's Pulver Auto Driving School Benea Block Co. Siever's Lunch The Samoset House Arthuris Barber Shop Mayflower Package Store L. Knife and Son, Inc. Green Thumb Submarine Ranch 4 The Hobshole House and Motel Barbieri's Market Compliments of THE gi! -' YANKEE TRAVELER Rest and Comfort Off the Busy Highway PLYMOUTH, MASS. Route 3A Plymouth The ROGERS PRINT Congratulations to the Class of '68 Producers of Preferred Printing KINGSTON Oll. 8. GAS Joseph Balboni 3a Sons 585-4541 585-2604 Main Ofhce and Showroom LITHO-OFFSET 8: LETTERPRESS 20 Middle Street 62 Main Street --- Kingston Plymouth, Mass. Propane Plant Pembroke St. CRoute 271 -Kingston Tel. 746-1234 170 CONGRATULATIONS WECLASS was FRCJM gf Q CAT!-IY ELLEN IZOBIN CI-IRIS LESLIE TEAN DALE LYNNE TIQISI-I DONNA MAQCIA VALEQIE 1969 Compliments of Compliments of PLYMOUTH MOTEL SHARON BOX AND LUMBER COMPANY Pllgrim 6-9804 Specializing in Pizza YE OLDE PRISCILLA GRILL 301Va Court Street Joseph Sprunck, Prop. North Carver Division North Plymouth, Mass. Everything about the MEMORIAL PRESS IS Ww zsjuuq' N fx ' yUu1 0 EXCEPT THE PRICE . . . Take all your job printing needs to The Memorial Press, where quality workmanship is the rule. THE MEMORIAL PRESS 23 Middle St Plymouth Mass 02360 746 2277 X lllhxxxxxs 1 N I -I .. I IN MEMORY OF Vw 6woww!L gifwck limb WW 6 QAJZYMHJ M dvmwa WIOIM OJWMI' MR. JOHN WISEMAN QDCKLAINID TRUST CDNIPANY Nw 12Convenie ocations ROCKLAND 0 COHASSET DUXBURY I' USSIZQL .H5FYOV55T' HASNSUAQEHULRLOEKTff5SHfli'i'fl MEMBER PPII-I-XI IPI IT IN UIANJFI' CORIKRATI jkgfnnyk ON P951 173 SHIP TIDES MANOMENT MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of STEVEN'S the FLORIST 8 Main St. Extension Plymouth, Massachusetts Phone 746-2600 The Best Friend of Manls Best Friend- CALO Quality Pet Foods Congratulates the 1968 Graduates CLARK-BABBITT FOODS, INC. Rockland, Mass. Compliments from Compliments of SHIRETOWN MOTORS INC. PLYMOUTH BOWL-O-MAT FORD SALES SL SERVICE 1 Park Avenue Samoset St. Plymouth. Mass. 746-9825 and 746-3400 BRANT ROCK LAN ES FORD FALCON FAIRLANE Brant Rock Center MUSTANG T BIRD TRUCKS 837-2995 174 No man is an islandg no man can stand alone CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS STUDENT CCUNCIL 67-68 President: Peggy Bastoni Secretary: Dianne Roncarati Vice President: Peter Stearns Treasurer: Galen Keller Steve Rogers Joni Bastoni Carol Kuhn Donna Santos Kenneth Beal Christine Coffin Jeffrey Darsh Katherine Post Mark Wirtzburger Evan Al-Chokhachy Debra Barros Dolores Gomes Mary Francis Elliot Susan Vecci Shaunie Fabri Richard Souza Charles Cappannari Roger' Perry Paul Santos David Choque Elizabeth Robichaud 175 BEST OF LUCK TO THE sEN1oRs TASSY'S Summer St. Kingston Phone 585-4509 Compliments of W. T. GRANT Plimoth Plaza Plymouth, Mass. Compliments of Carver, Massachusetts HEATING---GASOLINE---DIESEL FUEL Consultants Phone 866-4545 Heating Engineers 176 E 'Hqme Of the Compliments of Lifetime Warranty STANDISH cHEvRoLET, INC. Ol-D COLONY LAUNDRY 18 Howland Street 10 Water Street Plymouth. Mass, Plymguth, Mags, 746-1945 ' ELLIS HAVEN Cape Cod's Finest Camping Area Telephone 746-0803 330 Court Street Plymouth Mass- Federal Furnace Rd.. Plymouth. Mass. 746-3444 Cocktail Lounge Banquet Facilities BE RT 'S RESTAURANT Sea-Fresh Seafoods On the Ocean at Plymouth Beach Telephone 746-3422 Plymouth, Massachusetts OPEN YEAR ROUND 177 w all Louis M. Leconte Since l9f64 zdqdllftf or PLYMOUTH, INC. P. 8. L. CONSTRUCTION ALUMINUM BUILDING 'NC- PRODUCTS 39 Court Street Loam - - Sand - - Gravel Loader and Bulldozer Service 746-2976 Phone UN 6-4402 Congratulations from Radio Station WPLM Good Luck to The Class of 1968 1390 on the AM Dial 5000 watts 911 mc. on the PM dial 50,000 watts 6 A.M. - Midnight Radio Voice of Plymouth, Cape Cod,,and The Islands 178 PROFESSIONAL SPONSORS J. ROBERT BROWNING, M.D. ROBERT F. ROZENE, D.M.D. C. JAMES GORMLEY, M.D. RICHARD O. ELLIOT, M.D. AVERY-DOOLEY-POST Cgl AVERY PHILIP S. CRONIN GEORGE F. HAIGH, JR. HARRY KELLER, D.M.D. CLIFFORD C. AGNEW, M.D. LOUIS E. KROGER, M.D. ERNEST A. HIGGINS, M.D. JOEL J. BARON, M.D. 179 SPONSCDRS Mayflower Awning Co. Mando's Furniture, lnc. Brockton St. Railway Bus Terminal Gregg's Barber Shop Carver Supply Mr. and Mrs. Silas C. C. Wade Margaret C. Angell Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heath Bernice Haigh Anita Drisko Brian Souza Gilbert Cheveron Station X 41, A ,, , 180 A ' f Q X GM -1'-1'f!fVfgff fi 'ff'2f?7Z - Jzffiff A-fm W fw cf Q My W lgffwfif Q X .1 Y ' 'cf X , ,f ,P fb Q v in . v x .,.. A K . l f s ,A f. i fZU,Ji.L 'K A ' , My if ' ' ' figgzj' 4 .M AAA F ,gpg If 45546444 M7 , U, M,f,,!QY Q! J Cy! 537. E J . ,7 - Ig? V A ' D M527-pwyfg Q , E V I! W I LU 9 I 3 'J eff Qfffffffwff a 'fL-'f V fi 5.31 .f t 'LLL kniyi-fi ifg N iii! S Q W v - f f 1 f -4 X A I gg ,... Mx , , mix V2 J 8 4 W A 0 V6 ff V X A 1 V K ,A j Z 2 ri xYf .. X ' F XM r, IX ,ff B is.. v 4 , , ,ff WW Q! , ,,,. 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Westwood, Mass 182 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We the editors of the 1968 PILGRIM wish to express our gratitude to the following people who have given so freely of their time and effort to aid us in the realization of our goals: Miss Anita Drisko, our advisor, not only for her advice and guidance, but also for her laughter and friendship. Mr. Robert Vantine, our representative from the Delmar Printing Com- pany, for his useful suggestions and valuable time and experience. Mr. Edward Buckley, who, by his speedy transportation of material to Westwood, helped us to meet our deadlines. Susan Dunham, our conscientious business manager, for her willingness to assist in any problems that arose, and for her continuous good nature. Ellen Minsky, our self-appointed typist, without whose efforts the senior section would never have been typed. The Dicksons, our photographers, for their efficiency and realiability. Stephen Radcliffe, for the extensive coverage of the Boy's Varsity Bas- ketball games. Mr. Yoshiro Sanbonmatsu and Mr. Robert Merrifield, whose assistance in the literary aspects of our book proved invaluable. The Administration, faculty, and custodians, for their patience and sym- pathy for the problems we encountered. The Editors, staffs and interested students, whose diligent performances insured the scheduled completion of the yearbook. The friends, sponsors, and advertisers, for their financial support and for their confidence in our youthful venture. Lynette Heath Christopher Buckley 183 A 1 ut Q mph 6? Q3 O f W MPPQME 4 Zz 5 gf -f' cw ff W 0 4 R x. , 'f'-W
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