Silver Lake Regional High School - Torch Yearbook (Kingston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

■ l ■ . Yearbook 1965 373 73 YEA 37605001757255 Silver Lake Regional High School Library DATE DUE I Library Silver Lake Regional High School Kingston, MA 02364 Before the colonists came to Plymouth, the Pequot Indians used the ibimi or bitter berry as medi- cine, food and as a symbol of peace between the vari- ous tribes .. . When the Pilgrims arrived, the In- dians made gifts of the cranberries to them The Pilgrim women cooked the berries in water and sweetenings and thus made the first batch of cranberry sauce . Soon after the berries ' introduction to Europe on clipf)er ships, there was great demand for leir exportation . . . This lemand resulted in greater concenfnifion on cultiva- tion A particular method of cultivation, de- veloped by Henry Hall, employed throughout Cape Cod and Silver Lake districts ... As the towns in the region grew in population and demand for more berries and berry products increased, so did the cranberry bogs. ■fe velo ■i ' . •;- ' i ' ;d.v ci : m 5vP ' r- . 1 ' TORCH SILVER LAKE REGIONAL ' J i Y ' ' High school jii:iMr, TnM M.cr il5t ' ' :; :PW «!55W«« yatj i iKiw ai Mrw n S Lgi - i il :r: r v iVr. - ' v- ' i ' - ' rj rfyaaj PRESENT THE I Ue ' [onfenfs I J liliMipi DEDICATION 4-5 ADMINISTRATION 6-7 GUIDANCE 8 FACULTY 9-16 BUILDING STAFF 17 SENIORS AND ACTIVITIES 18-71 UNDERCLASSMEN 72-82 JUNIORS 74-76 SOPHOMORES 77-79 FRESHMEN 80-82 VOCATIONAL 83-85 ACTIVITIES 86-99 SPORTS 100-119 SUBSIDIES 120-121 SPONSORS 122-124 v .r..: ' 7 s!« :f!:-;vw ' j.y!¥. ' ■■•f ' fv ' - 9 !imKmmi pi w . y ' DEDICATION II, For his giving freely of his leisure time in order to aid all who ask him for help; for his devoting of all his talents to his students at any and every moment; the Senior Class dedicates the 1965 TORCH to Mr. Robert J. Coakley. Mr. Coakley graduated from Archbishop Williams High School in 1953 and then . . . surprised myself more than anyone else by studying to become a teacher. In 1958, he received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Education from the State College at Boston, where he is now doing graduate work. After practice teaching in the city, Mr. Coakley came to Silver Lake. He prefers the relaxed atmosphere of the country, where emphasis is placed on the individual student, to the impersonal tension of the city. In addition to teaching various sci- ences, Mr. Coakley acted as director of the Science Fair and coach of the Freshman baseball team for three years. Ever since coming to Silver Lake, he has served as advisor to the Junior Class and has greatly contrib- uted to the success of the past five Junior Proms. = X . 4 V Vv N X As for future plans, Mr. Coakley wants to remain in the classroom rather than join the administrative branch of edu- cation. The one stimulus that might induce him to temporarily depart from his vocation would be, as he says, the first com- mercial passenger flight to the moon. vV ' ADMINISTRATION The Administration is the most important body at Silver Lake Regional High School. Part of its function is to provide courses and services that will guide the student as he goes forth, a Silver Lake graduate. The curriculm offered is aimed at developing all levels of student aptitudes, needs, and interests. This includes not only the college bound student but also those who will terminate their formal education with graduation from high school. Along with the school committee, the Administration keeps the school run- ning smoothly and efficiently. MR. FRANCIS MORAN SUPERINTENDENT MR. ARTHUR SILVESTER PRINCIPAL I, MR. ARTHUR HAND ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL - - , s I .. • GUIDANCE The purpose of the Guidance Department is to aid the student in personal relationships and problems, as well as in the areas of vocation and education. This year, in the latter two fields, Freshmen and Sophomores were given a series of tests to help them understand their capabilities and to check their specific areas of interest. Juniors and Seniors were provided with information that enabled them to decide on their future occupational or further educational plans. Silver Lake has teachers who stress not only academic subjects, but also those of a non-academic nature. These subjects combine to produce a student well- schooled in all the areas justifiably deemed important by society. Mr. Curran teaches the special classes. Mrs. Peterson, the school nurse, does her best to re- lieve our various aches and pains. Culturally, our Art teachers, Mrs. Johnston and Mr. Semple; and our Music teachers, Mr. Wallace and Mr. Lincoln; help to stimulate our interest and to develop our abilities in their respective fields. Our Physical Education instructors, Mr. Girouard, Mr. Montosi, Mr. Pierce, Miss Wo- lejko, and Mrs. Stratton coach us in the rules of various sports and help us to de- velop team spirit and co-operation. MR. PAUL CURRAN Special Classes MISS MAROLYN OLSON Home Economics MRS. HELEN PETERSON Nurse MR. LEONELLO BARTOCCHI Shop MRS. JANE JOHNSTON Art MR. JOHN SEMPLE Art MR. IRVING WALLACE Music MR. CHARLES LINCOLN Music MR. JAMES GIROUARD Physical Education MS™,- ;-, • — MR. JOHN MONTOSI Physical Education MR. HARDIE PIERCE Physical Education MISS MARJORIE WOLEJKO Physical Education MRS. DAPHNA STRATTON Physical Education Language is the bridge to span the gulf of generations, and a great responsibility reposes in any classroom where words are spoken, ideas expressed, or symbols clarified. Man needs desperately to reach young people and to imbue them with a love for language ENGLISH and a determination to find their individual- ity within the words they write or speak. Our young people must feel at home in their na- tive tongue before they can sit at the peace tables of the future or plot the pathway to the stars. Imi 3 T H E ■f w:;: — MR. JOHN McGORMICK MR. JOHN SMITH, JR. MRS. MARY CHERRY MR. WALLACE WEEKS MRS. ANNA HILL MR. SAMUEL KEITH MRS. FRANCES LEACH MISS JANICE MARGESON MISS PATRICIA GOLDMANN MISS SARA O ' NEIL MRS. BEATRICE SPRAGUE MRS. MARION JOYCE 10 MISS BARBARA MALLONEE MR. GERALD BARCLAY MR. KEVIN W. DUNN MR. RAYMOND CLARKE MRS. BARBARA ANDERSON MATH This year, more emphasis than ever has been placed upon current world history. Its position in the curriculum has been increased because of the recognition the United States has given to the new nationalist governments that have developed in many countries of the world. Comment- ing on the necessity of studying history, late President Hoover said, We must study history in order to avoid reliving it. Roger Bacon once said, Mathematics is the gate and key to all the sciences. This is quite true as most of our progress in science depends upon mathematical calcula- tions. Science, however, is only one field that requires a knowledge of mathematics. In the professions, in industry, in business, in the arts, and in the home, some knowledge of figures and figuring is needed. When a student fulfills a mathematics requirement, he acquires a necessary tool for successful living. MR. RONALD FALLON MISS PHYLLIS DENNETT MRS. JEAN DONOVAN MR. DONALD O. BURLING MR. DONALD RANDALL MR. ALEXANDER CARNATHAN MRS. MARJORIE ROUNDS MR. DAVID GAVIGAN MR. ALFRED HORN 13 MR. RICHARD J. REED MR. A. DONALD McALEER FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND COMMERCIAL The aim of all the foreign language courses here at Silver Lake is to stress the four essentials of lan- guage and to insure the proficiency of the student in reading, writing, speaking and listening with com- prehension. This study also provides the pupils with an interesting background of the foreign literature and culture. If the students maintain good grades, they are able to go on field trips, such as the one the French students took to Boston last October. The major objective of the Commercial Depart- ment is to train students for occupational compe- tence in office, sales and managerial positions, as well as to develop the understanding and skills that are basic to intelligent living in our modern econ- omy. The Office Practice at Silver Lake helps the Senior student apply what he has learned and ob- tain experience in business administration. MRS. MILDRED DELAPA MISS ANN FINGERMAN MISS HILDEGARDE GILLIS MRS. OLIVE HASSON MRS. SUSAN LEIGHTON MR. WINSLOW WEEKS MRS. CATHERINE BREEN MRS. ANNA CHIROS MRS. EMILY NICKERSON MR. MICHAEL SPINELLI MR. DAVID CRONIN MRS. ELINOR CHURCHILL DEAN OF GIRLS The Science Department at Silver Lake provides students with the back- ground necessary to meet the chal- lenges of the ever increasing role of science in everyday life. Our courses are constantly expanding to keep pace with modem scientific advance- ments. This year has seen great moderni- zation in the study of Chemistry. An entirely new approach to its study is being employed, and a course for fu- ture nurses has been added. This year, as before, Advance Placement Science Seminar is being ofTered to Seniors. Earth Science is now avail- able to Business and General, as well as to College Course students. The yji i SCIENCE fine teachers and high standards of this department will continue to pro- duce students capable of competing in a world dependent upon science. • MR. CLARENCE HEUFELDER MR. WILLIAM MARKEE MRS. JEAN McCULLOCH W:. MISS HELEN O ' BRIEN MR. ROBERT COAKLEY MR. EDWARD DAUNHEIMER ATOMIC ORBITAL CHART MR. DONALD ATWOOD MRS. PATRICIA McNEIL ' V MR. WILLIAM CLOUGHERTY ii 4 V •x ' . . MR. RICHARD ST. ONGE MR. DALE DEAM MR. RICHARD THOMAS Vocational training provides the student, who ordinarily wouldn ' t go on to higher educa- tion, with a trade. There are ag- ricultural, carpentry, and auto- motive courses. There is also a course in home management for girls. Many special projects have been undertaken this year. Two of these are the construction of the football grandstands and the administration building, which are being built by the carpentry department. JMl ' 111 1 j «««. If fei. 4 ; K -- — .«- OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Barbara Cote, Mrs. Jacqueline Deam, Mrs. Carol Pinkham, Mrs. Mary Post, Miss Carol Tarantino, Mrs. Frances Woodworth; Interns: Mr. Paul McAulifFe, Mr. Lawrence Sprague. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Phyllis Fest (Supervisor), Mrs. Mabel Arruda, Mrs. Josephine DiMario, Mrs. Virginia Eldridge, Mrs. Hazel Holzworth, Mrs. Dorothy Lane, Mrs. Nellie Malaguti, Mrs. Kathleen O ' Neil, Mrs. Olga Roncarati, Mrs. Helena Souza. CUSTODIANS Mr. John Jordan (Head), Mr. Richard Driscoll, Mr. Antonio Fortini, Mr. Joseph Maglathlin, Mr. Henry Malone, Mr. Santa Rossi, Mr. Anthony St. Pierre, Mr. Ronald Tangley, Mrs. Agnes Maurer (Matron). 17 n ' nnl i '  ,. , • j Tin « . • ' : ! . . V: ' . t mommii ± Fellowship . . . Laughter . . . Food . . . Activity . . . Cars . . . Dates . . . Parties . . . Pictures . . . Reception . . . Graduation Biggest class ever to grad- uate — and of you ask any Senior you ' ll find it ' s the best ! MR. QUINLAN, CLASS ADVISOR CLASS HISTORY . Who can ever forget the wonderful years we had at Silver Lake? It seems only yesterday we were that awkward group entering the seventh grade of 1959. At our first assembly with words of encouragement by Mr. Silvester, we discovered that half of us would be attending the Silver Lake Annex, the former Kingston High School. Day by day we parted on our way to classes. The lucky few who attended the Annex will never forget the extra holidays they had because the heating system did not al- ways work! Though miles separated our learning, our class spirit brought us together for special activities. We acted as one through the Student Council and put on dances at Silver Lake and the Annex. . . . Upon entering the eighth grade, our class at last was working together academically and socially. It was a year of decisions as we looked forward to high school. We had to choose our courses and subjects, many of which would be quite new to the curric- ulum we had been used to. ... In 1961 we became the green Freshman. Immediately our class was caught up in the spirit of Silver Lake. Two Freshman, Christopher Binns and George Burrows, won varsity letters on the Cross-Country team. Margaret Brennan was chosen co-captain of the newly organized drill team. In football, basketball, and base- ball, we made outstanding contributions to make their seasons quite successful. Many represented Silver Lake at the Music Festi- val. At the regional Drama Festival, Lydia Weston won an acting award. Our Freshman dance, Swing Into Spring was a great success. Officers leading us were: John Lyons, President; Margaret Brennan, Vice President; Susan Darsch, Secretary; Cynthia Hen- rich, Treasurer; and Nancy Fitzgerald, Historian. ... As Sophomores we kept up the brisk pace started as Fresh- men. We sold class pins, which added much revenue to our ever growing treasury. Several of our boys were elected to the varsity football and basketball teams and several of our girls cheered them to victory on the Cheerleading squad. Our social for the year was Walk Right In. In the Spring we ordered our class rings, symbols of membership in the class. Officers for this year were: Christopher Binns, President; Margaret Brennan, Vice Presi- dent; Susan Darsch, Secretary; Cynthia Henrich, Treasurer; and Deborah Hollman, Historian. ... In 1963 we became the big Juniors. Margaret Brennan was chosen queen of the Homecoming dance. Early in the year we began to plan our Junior Prom, the big event of the year. A beau- tiful pagoda highlighted the decorations of our Oriental Twi- light. Terri Coffin was chosen queen with her court: Shirley Wise, Elaine Nicholson, Lydia Weston, Cynthia Elwell, Deborah Hollman, and Susan Darsch. As the year rolled to a close, antici- pation of the excitement of our Senior year began to mount. Class officers leading us were: Christopher Binns, President; Margaret Brennan, Vice President; Susan Darsch, Secretary; James Benotti, Treasurer; and Deborah Cellar, Historian. ... At last we were Seniors — and as full of senioritis as any class could be! This year ' s officers remained the same as the last. Our football squad accomplished THE MIRACLE; we defeated Plymouth-Carver. Margaret Brennan was chosen queen of the F.F.A. Harvest Ball. The Senior Class Play, Arsenic and Old Lace, was our biggest success. Besides selling more tickets than any previous class, we presented a play that was enjoyed immense- ly by the aud ience. Excellent performances by the entire cast and hard work by the back stage hands combined to make this the hit of the year. Climaxing the year was Senior Week — the banquet, awards night, class day, and the reception. With the advent of graduation, we ended our high school career and stood anxiously, a little doubtfully, on the threshold of life. 20 MRS. NATHANSON, CLASS ADVISOR PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT CHRISTOPHER CAVITT BINNS MARGARET ANNE BRENNAN Peggy . . . Did I get any mail today? . . . field hockey, tennis . . . sewing, reading . . . Kings- ton . . . Debbie, Nancy, Cindy, Joanne. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SECRETARY TREASURER HISTORIAN SUSAN MARGARET DARSCH Susan . . . Are you serious? . . . field hockey . . . playing the pi- ano ... to be a nurse . . . Mary Deb . . . U.S. History. JAMES ALFRED BENOTTI Tookey . . . football . . . par- ties . . . Elaine . . . engineering •. . . Paul, Phil, Charlie. DEBORAH ANN GEILEAR Debbie . . . Are you kidding? . . . 271 Main St., Kingston . . . Cheering . . . Kenny Davis . . . Joanne, Nancy, Peg, Elaine, Sherry . . . work. 21 WILLIAM SARSFIELD ABBOTT Billy . . . Watch it! ' . . . hair styling . . . Boston . . . swim- ming . . . travel. LOUISE ANN ADELCHI Louise . . . Oh, I hate you! . . . the uniform . . . travel . . . Lady . . . Sting Rays ... pi- ano. CHARLES BERNARD ALSHEIMER Bernie . . . Jay ' s . . . Ford mechanic . . . basketball . . . Little Tony . . . Chevies. RICHARD THOMAS ADAIR Rick . . . You moron! Hosea ' s . . . basketball dancing . . . electrician. LEE PAUL ALFIERI Lee . . . basketball . . . girls ... his cellar . . . Foreign Serv- ice .. . Pete. BARBARA BARBOZA AMADO Barb . . . Hanson . . . drag rac- ing . . . Kathy . . . Rockland parties. WILLIAM CARLYLE ANGELL Billy . . . Rice ' s . . . basketball . . . chemist . . . girls . . . Pete . . . homework!!! PETER NARDO ANTI Pete . . . She ' s nice! . . . Pete ' s Drive-In . . . baseball . . . firecrackers . . . spinach. MARIETTA AUSTIN Mary . . . Unbelievable! . . . Kathy . . . softball . . . cooking . . . nursing. LINDA MAY ANGIE Angie . . . Can you take con- structive criticism? . . . Tassy ' s . . . Pam . . . TD ' s . . . third lunch. ELEANOR GRAY GAUQUIER Take a break . . . Duxbury . . . football . . . Bird . . . hairdres- ser. JAMES ANDREW ARABIE Jimmy . . . What ' s the story? . . . football . . . Burger King . . . Paul. ALICE GRACE BARNABY Al . . . Pretty please? . . . Duxbury . . . horses . . . ballet . . . medical technologist . . . Ellie. JOHN SANFORD BARNES Barney . . . All ' s well that ends well .... Rex . . . tennis hot rods ... to travel. CHARLES ROY BARNETT Chuck . . . Sugar . . . Cobbett ' s . . . cars . . . football . . . Stu. JOHN EDWIN BATCHELDER Ned . . . Let ' s go to the square this weekend. . . . Harvard Square . . . psychologist . . . Kenn . . . track. JACQUELINE REYNOLDS BECKER Jackie . . . I ' m bored! . . . knitting . . . sewing . . . secre- taries .... Mary Ann. SHEILA ANN BEAN Beanie . . Yup! . . . Lee ' s . . . Gold Coast . . . hates being good. SHARON ANNE BELAND Little One . . . Oh, no! . . . football . . . Whitman . . . Car- ol. 24 STEVEN FRANCIS WOOD Woody . . . Plymouth . . . bas- ketball . . . working on my car. y TERRI LEE BENNETT Terri . . . basketball . . . hair- dressing . . . Bonnie . . . motor- cycle scrambles. I VIRGINIA ELLEN BENEA Ginna . . . Plymouth . . . Ca- thy. CHRISTINA RENNIE BEZANSON Chris . . . Of course there ' s a meeting tonight! . . . library . . . bowling . . . journalist . . . Pepper. RUTH BOUCHARD Pordgy ... I give up! ice skating . . . Jeanette parties. 25 MARIANNE BERRIDGE Dumpa . . . Why for? . . . Plymouth . . . basketball . . . professional student . . . Mary Ann. LEONARD MAXIM BONNEY Lenny . . . Say there . . . baseball . . . Ray . . . coin col- lecting . . . Plymouth. KATHLEEN DEARBORN Kitten . . . Shut up! . . . Rockland . . . dancing . . . Bar- bara . . . Donnie. CHERYL ANN BRACKETT Cheryl . . . Oh, how gusty! . . . Clam Hut . . . football . . . horses . . . secretary . . . Linda, Carol. SANDRA ANN BRUCE Sandy . . . Oh, come on now! . . . horses . . . fun . . . secre- tary . . . Carol . . . Lorraine. v-- SHARON LEAH BRUCE Sharon . . . You only live once . . . Plymouth . . . travel . . . Cheryl . . . Carol . . . Lor- raine. ANN LEE BREIDENTHAL Annie . . . Are you for real? . . . flirting . . . football . . . Plymouth . . . Terri, Karen. JANET ETHEL BUNCE Jan . . . You ' re out of your trees! . . . tennis . . . roller skating . . . music . . . mission- ary . . . Tammy. ATHLETIC Grandi Howe LINDA FAY BURGESS Bird . . . You need help! . . . basketball . . . skating . . . hair- dressing . . . Ellie. JEANETTE FRANCES BUSSOLARI J.B. . . . Duh . . . Plymouth . . . basketball . . . collecting records . . . hairdressing . . . Ruth. JAMES AUGUSTUS BURKE Jim ... I guess . . . Mister Donut . . . football ... art or drafting school . . . George. GEORGE EDWARD BURROWS Ironman . . . baseball . . . sports . . . girls . . . Maritime Service . . . Jimmy. JOSEPH JOHN CALISTA Joe . . . You fool! . . . bas- ketball . . . bowling . . . Pete and Pete. PETER CLARKE CAREY Pete ... in my 1951 Super Sport ... a good time . . . art school . . . Roland . . . not be- ing rich. PAULA MARIE CARLSON Carlson ... I don ' t know. . . . 9th Ave. . . . skiing . . . painting . . . artist . . . Deb. ALICE MARTHA CASH Marty . . . ' Oh no! . . . Thompson St., Halifax . . . field hockey . . . sewing . . . hair- dressing . . . Howie. CHESTER BRADFORD CHANDLER Chet . . . Marshfield Roller Rink . . . horse shoes . . . weld- er .. . Marty . . . school lunch- es. GREGORY MACOMBER CHASE Greg . . . tennis, ice hockey . . . chess . . . college . . . fishing and tropical fish . . . American apathy. WILLIAM ROPER CHURCHILL Willy . . . Kingston Shell sta- tion . . . girls and cars. . . busi- ness manager . . . money . . . lunches. JOHN ALLEN CICERO Jacky . . . bowling . - . making models . . . girls . . . IBM opera- tor . . . Freddy . . . showoffs. DOROTHY ANN CHILDS Dottie ... I kid you not . . . Pembroke, Brookline . . . water- skiing . . . collecting records . . . secretary . . . Judi, Donna . . . two-faced people. RICHARD LEE CICERO Dick . . . Remember the Maine . . . football . . . making models . . . work . . . John . . . commer- cials. WILLIAM CHARLES CLARK Bill . . . Marshfield . . . horse shoes . . . records . . . Chevies . . . draftsman . . . Maryann . . . school lunches. SHARON ANN CLERKE Shez . . . You ' re all set . . . Pembroke . . . football . . . secretary . . . someone special . . . Judy . . . homework. ; .v « N ' PETER CHRISTIAN COBB Coby . . . Tassy ' s . . . basket- ball . . . swimming . . . driving . . . school lunches. THERESA VERONICA COFFIN Chick ... I don ' t believe it . . . Whitman . . . Joey ' s . . . water-skiing . . . painting . . . Waves . . . Sandy, Robin. SHERROLYN ANN COMEE Sha . . . You bet your life it is . . . Brockton . . . football . . . dancing . . . nursing . . . roller skating . . . Linda . . . homework on weekends!!! DAVID JOSEPH CORREA Dave . . . Oh! . . . Brant Rock . . . track . . . girls . . . Plymouth . . . aircraft mechanic . . . Jimmy. JOSEPH RICHARD COSTA Joe . . . baseball . . . sports . . . girls . . . college . . . Jun- iors. CHARLES CRASE Charlie . . . What did you say? . . . Hearthside . . . baseball . . . Forest Ranger . . . Jerry. 30 JAMES JOSEPH CRITCH Jim . . . Sumore ' s . . . football . . . girls . . . Paul . . . Cor- vettes. LEO FRANCIS CUSHMAN Gush . . . basketball . . . cars . . . Wes ' s Sub Shop . . . Ralph. JAMES RICHARD DAVIDSON Jimmy . . . track . . . sports . . . girls . . . college . . . George. HOWARD LESTER DAVIDSON Howie . . . football . . . Hosea ' s . . . Wayne. RICHARD GERALD DAVIDSON Dick . . . Good-bye! . . . baseball . . . skiing . . . Hojo . . Richie. FRED MICHAEL DEARING Fred . . . hockey . . . baseball . . . cars . . . Toto ' s . . . Eddie. DEBORAH ANN DECHAMBEAU Debbe . . . Be good . . . Toto ' s . . . horses . . . reading . . . talking . . . secretary . . . Paula. DONALD HAROLD DREW Donny . . . skiing . . . aquadiv- ing . . . painting . . . Navy V.D.T. . . . Art. KARL OTTO DIETRICH Karl . . . Oh, nuts! . Plympton . . . football driving . . . meteorologist . hunting . . . Mike. JAMES RUSSELL EDWARDS Jim . . . Them ' s the breaks . . . track . . . cars . . . Rocky Nook . . . Rich. WARREN CHARLES ELLIS, WENDY ELLIS JR. Warren . . . Abington . . . baseball . . . photography . . . Corvette. . . pilot. Wenney . . . You better be- lieve it! . . . drive-in . . . cook- ing . . . T-Birds . . . Maryellen Marie. MOST ATTRACTIVE Lydia Weston Charles Barnett CLASS CLOWNS Sheila Gallivan Paul Wade y w !?N. CYNTHIA SARGENT ELWELL Cindy . . . Because . . . Ply- mouth Beach . . . tennis . . . field hockey . . . college . . . Lyd, Peg. DONALD JOSEPH ETHIER, JR Don . . . Did you hear the joke? . . . commercial artist . . . gym . . . water skiing. SHERRY ANN FERRELL Sherry . . . You don ' t like it? . . . majorettes . . . green-eyed blond . . . Debbie, Fitz. GEORGE ALBION ESTES, JR. George . . . Don ' t that drive you up a wall? . . . football . . . drive-ins . . . dancing . . . John, Jack. DONNA MARIE FABRI Donna . . . Jeepers! basketball . . . Plymouth . Marie. NANCY MARGARET FITZGERALD Fitzy . . . Does anyone have anything to eat? . . . college . . . cheerleading . . . folk mu- sic . . . Charlie. LORETTA ALICE FLIGHT Loretta . . . That ' s life! . . . Woburn . . . football . . . Eu- rope . . . Linda . . . million dollars. r DONALD THEODORE FOGG Don . . . stables . . . horses . . . football . . . cars . . . electronic engineer . . . John. JOHN RAYMOND FLOOD Ray . . . What are we doing tonight? . . . Clam Hut . . . music . . . girls . . . basketball . . . gym teacher. RICHARD JOSEPH FONTES Dick . . . You might say that! . . . Plymouth . . . drawing . . . basketball . . . electrical draftsman. LINDA LOUISE FORBES Lin . . . Brant Rock . . . base- ball . . . clothes . . . Lorraine . . . happy. BRADLEY KEITH FORD Brad . . . Hey, kid! What are you doing tonight? . . . Brine ' s . . . water skiing . . . money . . . Ricky. RICHARD PAUL FORTIER Dick . . . Doi . . . hockey . track . . . Rocky Nook . . . Dana. SHEILA VIRGINIA GALLIVAN Sheil . . . Oh! I ' m shaking! . . . Shirley ' s . . . football . . . dancing . . . boys . . . success. BERNICE ANN FREEMAN Bunny . . . Hi, kid! . . . swimming . . . IBM school . . . Elaine, Barbara . . . getting up in the morning!!! RICHARD DALE GARUTI Dick . . . Let ' s get going. . . hockey . . . pool . . . Jim. J .  • • LEO ROY GERSTEL Leo . . . boxing . . . Ricky. ALLEN DENNIS GILBERT Al . . . I can ' t! . . . cars . . football . . . mechanic . . Dave. MAUREEN ANN GILLI Maureen . . . Doi! . . . Ply- mouth ... ' 63 Falcon . . . swim- ming . . . Beach Boys . . . sum- mer . . . college. DENNIS JOHN GOODE Dennis . . . drive-in . . . pool . . . Navy . . . A.R. Parker ' s . . . Liz. KAREN KATHLEEN GOULD K.K. . . . Liz, not again! . . . field hockey . . . Navy . . . Kingston Drive-In . . . thinking. PATRICIA JUNE GRANDI Pat . . . Stop picking on me! . . . cranberry bogs . . . basket- ball . . . swimming . . . gym teacher . . . Linda. ELIZABETH ANN GOVONI Liz . . . Don ' t sweat the small stuff! . . . drive-in . . . T-Birds . . . gang . . . swimming. JOHN RICHARD GRANT John . . . football . . . track . . . Jack, George. 36 DU I m JANICE ANN GRONBERG Chauncey . . . Oh no! . . . dancing . . . Bobby . . . Clark ' s . . . basketball. KATHLEEN ANN HENNESSEY Kathy . . . Darn it . . . bas- ketball . . . collecting stamps . . . Marietta. KATHRYN MARY HALL Kathy . . . Ohwaa, man! . . Leland ' s . . . basketball . . swimming . . . secretary . . Sue . . . school. CYNTHIA HOLMES GREY Cynny . . . Plympton Center . . . writing letters . . . Skip, Sandy . . . Army . . . Curt. JAMES ARTHUR GUNNING Jimmy . . . Don ' t sweat it. Mix ' s . . . baseball . . . Kathy . . . Tom. PETER TATNAL HALL Pete . . . Essentially . Mister Donut . . . tennis . cars . . . Lee. CHARLES EDWARD HAMILTON Charlie . . . Yeah . . . Center Street ... art ... swimming . . . music . . . parties . . . Jim, Paul, Phil. JAMES NATHAN HANELT Jim . . . Good enough for who it ' s for . . . Tassy ' s . . . football . . . work . . . cars . . . Roland. ROBERT LAWRENCE HARSHANI Bob . . . Kingston Drive-In . . . car racing . . . cars . . . Wayne. JOANNE PATRICIA HANDY Joanne . . . You said a naugh- ty ... ' 56 Ford . . . flirt . . . Phil . . . Debbie, Peg. M, LORRAINE JULIA HARRIS Stretch . . . You creep . . South Boston . . . football . . boys . . . airline stewardess. CLASS JOANNE WAYNE CHARLES RUSSELL HATCH Rusty . . . football . . . bowling . . . draftsman . . . John . . . running sprints!!! I LIRTS [ANDY IIX BRENDA GAYLE HAWKINS Gavie . Maiden Square wrestling . . . dancing . . . hair- dresser . . . Janet, Kathy. JUDITH ANN HENRICH Judi . . . Donut Shop . . . soft- ball . . . drawing, painting . . . folk mi ' ic . . . Dottie, Donna. SUSAN BRYANT HOLDEN Fred . . . Forget it . . . West Dennis . . . basketball . . . goofing around . . . Chris, Judy. i MARY LOU ANNE HEATH Skitz . . . That ' s life. . . . Plymouth . . . basketball . . . records . . . hairdresser . . . Ru- thie. DANA ALLEN HIRD Dana . . . You do it, I ' m tired . . . Plymouth . . . bas- ketball . . . working . . . Lois. DEBORAH ANITA HOLLMAN Debbie . . . Oh, Christmas. . . . basketball . . . writing let- ters . . . Ray . . . Latecomers!!! J CAROL ANN HOLMES Carol . . . Oh, heck! . Clam Hut . . . driving . secretary . . . Bunny. PHILIP HOWARD Phil . . . Benotti ' s cellar . . . Did you hear about the new cereal? . . . Jim, Charlie, Paul . . . school . . . parties . . . eat- ing . . . football. HELEN HUBER Helen . . . There I said it again. . . . basketball . . . music . . . art . . . Boston . . . Sandy. ETHEL LOUISE HOLMES Gretch . . . Get out of my life! . . . fun . . . parties . . . Hyannis . . . Boston . . . Jill, Sandy, Vickie. JOHN MacNEIL HOWE John . . . My word . . . foot- ball . . . girl-watching . . . Springer ' s Store . . . Dave. JOYCE LYNNE HUNTER Joyce . . . Do you believe it? . . . football . . . skiing . . . IBM . . . Cindy, Barbie. 40 i V TIMOTHY LOUIS lANDOLI Timmy . . . Keep cool . . Tassy ' s . . . football ... a spe- cial girl from White Horse Beach. DOUGLAS HAMMOND JOBLING Doug . . . Duh!! ... Su- more ' s . . . baseball . . . read- ing . . . Junior English . . . Joe and Pete. ROLAND JOHN JOUBERT Roland . . . Any parties this . . Tassy ' s . . . girls . . . Navy weekend? football . . . . Pete. BRADFORD THAYER JOBLING Brad . . . Sumore ' s . . . round- ball . . . girls . . . ambition: to equal Louise in points . . . Pete, Steve. JAMES COLLINS JOUBERT Jimmy . . . Well? . . . Tassy ' s . . . pool . . . fishing . ey U.S. History . . . Roland. mon- MARY HILJA JULIAN Mary . . . A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. . . . reading . . . ice skating . . . classical music. 41 JUDITH ANN KILLAM Judy . . . That ' s life, you can ' t have everything! . . . basket- ball . . . Arthur . . . secretary . . . Sherry. PAULA LEE KRIEGEL Paula . . . Oh, boy! . . . reading . . . horseback riding . . . clothes . . . hairdressing . . . walking . . . Sheryl. BRUCE STEWART KIMBALL Bruce . . . ' Why, yes, he does. . . . drive-ins . . . basketball . . . engineering . . . cars . . . girls . . . Dave. DONNA MARIE LACROSSE Harry ... I didn ' t do it . . . Tassy ' s Club House . . . horses . . . pool . . . drawing . . . mu- sic .. . Johnny . . . food . . . graduation . . . Rita. JUDITH MARY LAFRANCE Judy . . . Shut-up . . . Norwell . . . track . . . roller skating . . . IBM school . . . Gordon . . . Frannie and Bunny. MARY LYDIA LAMPI Mary . . . The thing ... 80 meters . . . field hockey . . . ham radio . . . medical secre- tary . . . Navy . . . Debbie. STEPHEN AGOSTINO LAURENTI Stef . . . Kingston Center . . . football . . . reading . . . Navy , . . English . . . Gerry. MARKKUSAKARI LEHTO Mark . . . Isn ' t that a kick in the head? . . . Football . . . Photography . . . guitar . . . dark room . . . Warren. PAUL JOSEPH LYMAN Handsome . . . Ya like that, huh? . . . Hanson . . . Foot- ball . . . playboy . . . Jim . . . Girls ... 8 miles on a gallon. LAWRENCE JOSEPH LOMBARDI Buggy . . . Doi! . . . hockey . . . weight-lifting . . . music . . . girls . . . sports . . . Navy . . . school of music . . . Dana. MARY ELLEN LOUISE LAVIGNE Mary . . . You did it! . . . Smith ' s variety . . . basketball . . . bookkeeping . . . Connie . . . smart people. JOHN CHESTER LEONARDI J.C. . . . Score it! . . . basket- ball . . . computer research . . . electronics . . . college . . . Da- vid. WAYNE HENRY LOOMER Wayne . . . Whitman . . . pool . . . basketball . . . cars . . . travel . . . Richard. LIZABETH LORING Liz . . . Oh, no! . . . Drive-In . . . Dennis. DAVID CRAIG MARQUIS Dave . . . Get lost! . . . bas- ketball . . . Marlboro . . . girls . . . carpentry . . . Alan. JOHN FRANCIS LYONS John . . . Essentially . . . Hanover Golf Center . . . base- ball . . . bowling . . . college . . . Bruce. VIRGINIA MARIE LUIZ Ginny . . . Oh, well! . Parziales . . . football dancing . . . nursing. RITA DORIS MALAGUTI Rete . . . Grow up . . . Tas- sy ' s . . . Duxbury Beach . . . football Sand Surfing . . . meet- ing new people . . . travel . . . Donna . . . Elaine . . . Sandy. IAN RODERICK MacLEOD Ian . . . What ' s ' a matter now? . . . GoGo ' s . . . baseball . . . electronics . . . movies . . . cars . . . college . . . Bill. ANTHONY ALBERT MARTIN Tony . . . I ' ll drop you . . . wrestling . . . cars . . . girls . . . Chipper. DONNA ANN MALONE Donna . . . Who said that? . . . dancing . . . Jerry . . . Marshfield. SANDRA LYNN McADAMS Sandy . . . Forget it . . . Tassy ' s . . . Duxbury Beach . . . foot- ball . . . boys . . . airline host- ess .. . Ethel. SUSAN MAE MATINZI Sue . . . Do we have any homework? . . . football . . . work . . . marriage . . . Rusty . . . Lowell Tech . . . Kathy. BRUCE ANDREW MAXWELL Eight . . . What? . . . Han- over Gk)lf Center . . . baseball . . . eating . . . college . . . money . . . John. JOHN FRANCIS McCARTHY Jack . . . baseball . . . car . . . ambition: to own a Corvette. JAMES RANDOLPH McCOMBS Jimmy . . . Cool as a moose . . . Tassy ' s . . . golf . . . girls . . teach Political Science . . . Bill . . . Ford Station Wagons! RICHARD WILLIAM McCUE Dick . . . Duh . . . money . . . hunting . . . cars . . . Wayne . . . dragster. MARY ELLEN MENDENHALL Mary ... I cry a lot . . . Tassy ' s . . . people . . . football . . . Wendy . . . money. WAYNE JOHN MIX Butch . . . My word! . . . Su- more ' s . . . football . . . cars . . . girls . . . work . . . Dave. - J.: FRANCES MARIE MERRILL Frani . . . Oh, cut it out . bowling . . . typist . . . Judy. PATRICIA ANN MILES Cecil . . . Forget it . . . Swampscott . . . football . . . travel . . . Gold Coast . . . Sheila . . . Dm. SHARON ANNE MONTEIRO Sammy . . . Que sera . . . football . . . Leland ' s . . . jokes . . . boys . . . Wendy, Mari- anne. GERALD ARTHUR MORRISSEY Gerry . . . Locker Room . . football . . . baseball . . . mill tary flyer . . . Joe. RICHARD AMES MOORE Rick . . . Charge!!! . . . sail- ing . . . ham radio . . . electron- ics .. . Brad. JOAN ANTOINETTE MOQUIN Half Pint . . . I ' m serious! . . . Abington . . . football . . . George ... IBM school . . . Terri, Bonnie. CHARLES DANA NAVA Barney . . . Smarten up . . . Tassy ' s . . . hockey . . . girls . . . college . . . Larry. ELAINE FRANCES NICHOLSON Alainee . . . Huh! Whoot! ' . . . Pratt ' s . . . football . . Jimmy. H ' - ?fn ' • X ' h ' . . .! PAMELA CAROL NORDIN Pam . . . Don ' t be bitter . . Tassy ' s . . . travel . . . fun . . boys . . . Linda . . . car races. CARL ROBERT NORRMAN Sonny . . . Keep it cool . . . cars . . . Chris . . . driving heavy equipment . . . John. JUDITH ANN NUTE Judy . . . Whitman dances football . . . graduation Martha. LINDA CHRISTINE OCHS Cleo . . . That ' s the way it goes . . . basketball . . . clothes . . . legal secretary. BRIAN O ' CONNOR Oak . . . baseball . . . stamp col- lecting . . . football . . . basket- ball . . . Leo. LEO EWELL OSBORNE Leo ... I tell ya . . . water skiing . . . guitar . . . collecting Nichols . . . artist. 48 r MARY FRANCES PACKARD Packrat . . . What? . . . swimming . . . sewing . . . read- ing . . . boys . . . nursing. PAUL LUTHER PECK Paul . . . archery . . . motor- boats . . . radios . . . racing . . . camping. GARY HERBERT PETERSON Herb . . . Best . . . Tassy ' s . . . basketball . . . beach par- ties . . . Pete. I MARY ANN PIMENTEL Mary Ann . . . I ' m tired . . . Wayne . . . sewing . . . paint- ing . . . secretary. LINDA ANNE PINEAU Lynne . . . Cut it out, John! ' . . . Brine ' s . . . swimming . . phones Cheryl. secretary THERESA AGATHA POIRIER Terry . . . tennis . . . drawing . . . hairdresser . . . Carol. 49 SANDRA PONTE Sandy . . . Plymouth . . . foot- ball . . . driving . . . hairdresser. DRUSILLA MARIE PROCTOR Dru . . . Forget it . . . bas- ketball . . . football . . . office practice . . . business success. CYNTHIA EILENE PRIOR Cindy . . . Stick around! . . . Dick . . . Brockton . . . swim- ming . . . dancing. JOHN EREDERICK RECKE Rec . . . Let ' s hear it! . . . N. Pembroke . . . basketball . . . cars . . . Army colonel. MEREDITH RIDDFJ.L Mcri . . . How ' bout that! . . . Marsh field . . . novelist . . . Helen, Corinnc, Vick. DONNA MARIE RING Donna . . . Dummy . . . Bob . . . Henry ' s . . . bowling . . . secretary. LINDA LEE ROHHINS Linda . . . No, suh! . . . Bryantville . . . tennis . . . cook- ing . . . sewing. ROBERT CARL RCJSA 11 Bob . . . drive-in . . . beach parlies . . . cars. CORINNE MARY SANTERRK Corinne . . . Ain ' t you got no cla.s.s? . . . .sewing . . . knitting . . . talking . . . Helen . . . teacher. PE ' iER LLC NARI) RCJSSi Pete . . . Don ' t sweat it! . . . football . . . records . . . radio announcer. CAROL (;RA(JL .SCIACCA Carol . . . Gosh . . . music . . . China Pearl . . . knittiDg . . . medical librarian. GASPER SAVOLDI SCIACCA Skip . . Great Caesar ' s ghost! . . . library . . . music . . . theologian. MARGARET JEAN SELLERS Peggy • • • • What can I say? . . . Brockton . . . basketball . . . boys. CHARLES LEO SHEEHAN Chipper . . . I ' ll drop you! . . . Hosea ' s . . . records . . . clarinet . . . football . . . girls . . . fun. DAVID LELAND SEARS Dave . . . Mr. Splaine, that wasn ' t my mistake! . . . basket- ball . . . retire at 25. RONALD THOMAS SHAW Tom . . . Pick up that paper! . . . Tassy ' s . . . hunting . . . football . . . girls . . . photogra- pher. SUSAN MAY SHIVERICK Sue . . . Good egg. . . . Tas- sy ' s . . . basketball . . . relaxing . . . archaeologist. MOST POPULAR MARGARET BRENNAN JAMES BENOTT 1 I ANNMARIE SILVA Unna . . . Forget it! ... art room . . . TD ' s . . . Charlie . . . football . . . yearbook . . . artist. IRVING CLIFTON SMITH, JR. Butch . . . Zona ' s . . . dragging . . . wild parties . . . girls. KATHLEEN ANN SNOW Kathy . . . Jay ' s . . . football . . . boys . . . secretary. DAVID ALLEN SLACK Dave . . . It don ' t matter! , . . skiing . . . sailing . . . hunting . . . tycoon. KENNETH SMITH Kent . . . football . . . Beach Boys . . . baseball . . . incom- petent sports ' writers!! ... re- tire at 18. FREDERICK CHARLES SOLARI, III Rick . . . Rats! . . . Mister Donut . . . hockey . . . girls . . . cars . . . college. DAVID EARLAND SPRINGER Dave . . . Clam Hut . . . foot- ball . . . graduation. CAROL SUE STRAUSER Carol . . . Duxbury . . . paint- ing . . . records . . . football . . . medical secretary. JOSEPH WILLIAM STEWART Joe . . . My aching back! . . . Judy . . . basketball . . . car . . . marriage. GEORGE HUGO STURTEVANT George . . . Ou ah! Mister Donut . . . drags cars . . . Jim. MARIE EDITH STEWART Marie . . . Are you kidding me? . . . basketball . . . psy- chology. HELEN CARLTON STURTEVANT Helen . . . Really! . . . knit- ting . . . football . . . teaching . . . Corinne, Meri, Mary . . . Co-ops!!! JAMES RUSSELL STURTEVANT Jim . . . Oh yeah? . . . skiing . . . Brine ' s . . . Henry. JOHN MICHAEL TEMPLETON John . . . That ' s the breaks! ' . . . baseball . . . football . . money . . . cars . . . homework JOHN ELLSWORTH SUTCLIFFE John . . . Forget it! Charles St. . . . basketball Braintree . . . CPA. BARRY WINSLOW TANGLEY Barry . . . Play it cool, man! . . . Tassy ' s . . . cars . . . girls . . . wrestling . . . Steve . . . work. BARBARA MARIE TRACY Barb . . . Forget it . . Marshfield Roller Rink . . sports . . . certain boy . . Ann. LINDA ANN TRIMBLE Linda . . . horseback riding . painting . . . teaching Tammy, Janet. TAMARA JANE TROTTA Tammy . . . No kidding! . . . baseball . . . piano . . . Roger . . . nursing . . . roller skating. JOANNE MARY VANTANGOLI Jo . . . Doi . . . Plymouth . . . swimming . . . secretary . . . Maureen. GERALD EDWARD VINAL Jedgy . . . You sure coulda fooled me . . . tennis . . . danc- . Whitman . . . Brockton KENNETH STANLEY TURNER Ken . . . Tassy ' s . . . basketball . . . cars . . . U.S.A.F. . . . Ray, Paul. JILL VAN WEELDEN Jill . . . Sharp . . . Harvard Square . . . painting . . . com- mercial artist . . . Vickie. Barbara Richard PAUL JOHN WADE Paul . . . Jay ' s . . . football . . . graduate . . . Tooky. mg Donna. DANCERS Tracy Adair VICTORIA WALKER Vickie . . . Forget it! . . . ski- ing . . . painting . . . commer- cial artist . . . Jill . . . Harvard Square. KATHLEEN ALICE WALSH Red . . . You ' re kidding! . . Toto ' s . . . basketball . . drawing . . . hairdresser . . Sandy. ANDREA LOUISE WATSON Pepper . . . No sweat! . . . drive-in . . . swimming . . . bowling . . . music. ANN MARGARET WENTWORTH Ann . . . Oh no! . . . basket- ball . . . drawing . . . brains . . . Joyce. LYDIA COOMER WESTON Lyd . . . No lockers at this time! . . . Rutgers . . . dramat- ics .. . Steve . . . swimming . . . travelling. NORRIS MARGESON WHISTON Norris . . . Locker Room . cross-country . . . math Model A ' s . . . practice runs. CHRISTOPHER JAMES WHITE Chris . . . Sumore ' s . . . money . . . girls . . . draftsmen . . . John . . . school. SANDRA EVE WHITTAKER Sandy . . . Sumore ' s . . . foot- ball . . . painting . . . nursing . . . Helen . . . boys. RALPH ARTHUR WIKSTEN Whitey . . . Hot dog! . . . football . . . cars . . . Middle- boro . . . Larry. Sir THOMAS WILSON Tom . . . You peasant test pilot . . . design cars parties . . . Jim. Stu STUART CORIEL WINGARD . . . surfing . . . football Chuck. DAVID GRAY SARGENT Dave . . . Well, you know . . . Cohasset Hanover . . . football . . . Ken ... to be a Marine. RICHARD WAYNE WALL Rich . . . Rocky Nook . . baseball . . . cars . . . Barry. SHIRLEY ANN WISE Shirl . . . Hosea ' s . . . football . . . boys . . . swimming . . . Sheila . . . cheering . . . getting up. CATHLEEN MARGARET WOOD Cathy . . . basketball Plymouth Center . . . Ginna. LAWRENCE ARTHUR WOODBURY L. Wood . . . Whitman . . . baseball . . . cars . . . State Trooper . . . Ed . . . Chevies. RONALD GEORGE WOODWORTH Ron . . . Better late than nev- er . . . Brockton . . . baseball . . . water skiing . . . George. ROBERT LESLIE YEE Charlie . . . Here we again! . . . Clam Hut . track . . . money. go VICKIE DIANE ZAHN Vick . . . Do we have to sit in alphabetical order? . . . Plym- outh . . . psychology . . . Mary . . . skating. Adair, Richard: Debate Club 1; Football 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,3; Track 1. Adelchi, Louise: Psychology Club 4; Yearbook 4; Future Teachers of America 3; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Prom Staff. Alfieri, Lee: Student Council 1,2,3, (Secretary), 4; (President); Honor Society 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4 (President); Junior Varsity Cross-Country 1,2,3; Freshmen Basketball 1; Junior Varsity Basket- ball 2,3; Varsity Basketball 4; Junior Varsity Baseball 1,2. Angell, William: Science Club 1,2; Key Club 2; Dramatics Club 1,- 2; Senior Class Play. Anti, Peter: Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Executive Council 2,3,- 4; Junior Prom Staff. Barnaby, Alice: Psychology Club 4; Yearbook 4; Library Club 1,2; Science Club 1; French Club 1,2; Nurses Club 2,3; (Historian) ; Fu- ture Teachers of America 1- Batchelder, John: Key Club 4; Yearbook 4; Varsity Football 3,4; Freshmen Football 1; Varsity Track 1,2,3,4. Barnett, Charles: Freshmen Football; Varsity Football 4; Freshmen Baseball. Becker, Jacqueline: Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Year- book 4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4. Benotti, James: Class Treasurer 3,4; Executive Council 1; Freshmen Football; Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4; Freshmen Basketball; Junior Varsity Track 2. Berridge, Marianne: Yearbook Editor; (Business Staff); Junior Var- sity Basketball 1. Bezanson, Christina: Library Club 2,3,4 (Vice-President); Nurses Club 2,3; Press Club 3; Yearbook Editor. Binns, Christopher: Student Council 2,3,4, (Vice-President); Honor Society 2,3,4, (President) ; Key Club 2,3, (Secretary) 4 (Vice-Presi- dent) ; Yearbook 4; Class President 2,3,4; Varsity Cross-Country 1,- 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Track 1 ; Varsity Track 2; Dramatics Club 1,3,- 4; Senior Class Play; Junior Prom Staff; Monitor 4; Drama Festival 1,3. Bonney, Leonard: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2. Bouchard, Ruth: Home Economics Club 1,3,4; Yearbook 4; Major- ettes 1,2,3. Breidenthal, Ann: Home Economics Club 4 (Secretary); Yearbook 4; Junior Varsity Cheerleading 2; Drill Team 2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Gym Club 2,3,4; Junior Prom Staff. Brennan, Margaret: Student Council 1,2,3,4 (Historian); Psycholo- gy Club 4; Drill Team 1,2 (Captain); Class Vice-President 1,2,3,4; Executive Council 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Junior Varsity Ten- nis 2; Junior Prom Business Staff (Chairman) ; Dramatics Club 2,3; Senior Class Play; Yearbook 4. Bruce, Sandra: Psychology Club 4; Yearbook 4; Dramatics Club 3. Bruce, Sharon: Dramatics Club 3; Psychology Club 4; Yearbook 4. Bunce, Janet: Psychology Club 4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3. Burgess, Linda: Yearbook 4. Burke, James: Freshmen Football; Junior Varsity Track 1. Burrows, George: Student Council 2; Executive Council 3,4; Junior Varsity Cross-Country 1; Varsity Cross-Country 2,3,4; Freshmen Basketball; Junior Varsity 2,3; Varsity 4; Freshmen Baseball, Junior Varsity 2,3; Senior Class Play; Monitor 4. Bussolari, Jeanette: Home Economics Club 4; Yearbook 4. Calista, Joseph: Yearbook 4; Freshmen Basketball, Junior Varsity 2 ; Junior Prom Staff. Carey, Peter: Freshmen Football, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 4; Fresh- men Basketball. Carlson, Paula: French Club 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2. Cash, Alice: Psychology Club 4; Home Economics Club 3,4 (Presi- dent) Yearbook 4; Drill Team 1,2,3; Field Hockey, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 2, Junior Prom Staff; Senior Class Play. Chandler, Chester: Psychology Club 3. Chase, Gregory: Debate Club 1; Junior Varsity Tennis 2; Senior Class Play. Childs, Dorothy: Psychology Club 4; Nurses Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Junior Prom Staff. Cicero, John: Yearbook 4. Cicero, Richard: Yearbook 4. Gierke, Sherry: Drill Team 1,2; Field Hockey Junior Varsity 1,2, Varsity 3. Cobb, Peter: Key Club 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Band 1,2,3,4. Coffin, Teresa: Student Council 2; Psychology Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Orchestra 1,2. Comee, Sheryl: Psychology Club 4; Nurses Club 3. Correa, David: Junior Varsity Cross-Country 4; Varsity Track 1,2,4. Costa, Joseph: Psychology Club 4; (Vice-President). Crase, Charles: Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4; (Sentinal). Cushman, Leo: Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4. Darsch, Susan: Student Council 3,4; French Club 2; Nurses Club 2-, 3; Yearbook 4; Class Secretary 1,2,3,4; Executive Council 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3; Junior Prom Staff; Moni- tor 4. Davidson, Howard: Cross-Country 2,3 ; Track 2. Davidson, James: Varsity Cross-Country 3,4; Track Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4. Davidson, Richard: Football 1, Basketball 1, Baseball Freshmen and Junior Varsity 2.3. Dietrich, Karl: Sp anish Club 2, Debate Club 1, Tennis 4. Edwards, James: Varsity Track 4. Ellis, Warren: Announcing Staff 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. SENIOR ACTIVITIES 60 Ellis, Wendy: Home Economics Club 3,4; Future Business Leaders of America 4. Elwell, Cynthia: Psychology Club 3,4; Yearbook 4; Drill Team 2; Executive Council 1 ; Field Hockey Junior Varsity 3, Varsity 4. Estes, George: Student Council 4; Executive Council 2; Football Freshman and Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4; Freshmen Basketball. Ethier, Donald: Band 1,3,4; Tennis 4. Fabri, Donna: Psychology Club 4; Home Economics Club 4. Ferrell, Sherry: Freshmen Cheerleader; Varsity Majorette 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain) ; Junior Varsity Basketball 3 ; Orchestra 1 ,2. Fitzgerald, Nancy: Yearbook Staff 4; Cheerleader Freshmen, Varsity 2,3,4 (Captain); Class Historian 1; Class Treasurer 2; Executive Council 1,2,3,4; Varsity Tennis 2,3,4; Senior Class Play; Dramatics Club 2,3 (President), 4. Flood, John: Freshmen Baseball; Basketball, Freshmen, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4. Fontes, Richard: Student Council 1; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Varsity Football (Manager) 2; Freshmen Basketball; Freshmen Track; Monitor 3,4; Gym Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Staff; Senior Class Play. Ford, Bradley: Tennis, Junior Varsity 1,2; Varsity 4; Senior Class Play. Fortier, Richard: Cross-Country Junior Varsity 3, Varsity 4; Track Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4. Freeman, Bernice: Senior Class Play. Gallivan, Sheila: Varsity Majorettes 3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2. Geilear, Debbie: Student Council 2; Yearbook 4; Cheerleader, Freshmen, Varsity 2,3,4; Drill Team 2; Class Historian 3,4; Execu- tive Council 3,4; Senior Class Play. Gerstel, Leo: Junior Varsity Track 2. Gilli, Maureen: Nurses Club 3; Junior Prom Staff; Senior Class Play. Gould, Karen: Psychology Club 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; (Presi- dent); Honor Society 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Nurses Club 2,3 (Treasurer); Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Prom Staff; Senior Class Play; Junior Varsity Field Hockey 1,2; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4. Govoni, Elizabeth: Library Club 3,4; Nurses Club 2,3; Drill Team 3,4; Junior Prom Staff. Grandi, Patricia: Student Council 1; Freshmen Cheerleader; Drill Team 2,3, (Co-Captain), 4 (Captain); Basketball Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4; Softball 3,4; Hall Monitor 3; Chorus 3; Junior Prom Staff; Gym Club 1,2,3,4. Grant, John: Student Council 2; Key Club 2,3,4; Executive Council 4; Football, Freshmen, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4, Track, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 2,3,4. Hall, Kathryn: Band 1,2,3. Hall, Peter: Student Council 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Key Club 2, 3,4; Freshmen Basketball; Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,4. Hamilton, Charles: Monitor 4; Senior Class Play. Handy, Joanne: Psychology Club 4, Executive Council 4; Senior Class Play. Hanelt, James: Yearbook 3,4; Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Staff; Senior Class Play. Harris, Lorraine: Home Economics Club 2. Hatch, Charles: Football Junior Varsity 3, Varsity 4. He ath, Mary Lou: Psychology Club 3,4; Nurses Club 2; Yearbook 4; Press Club; Dramatics Club 3. Henrich, Judith: Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Baseball 3 Holden, Susan: Future Teachers of America 1,2; Junior Varsity Bas- ketball 3. Holden, Susan: Future Teachers of America 1,2; Junior Varsity Bas- ketball 3. Hollman, Deborah: Student Council 2,3,4; (Treasurer); French Club 1,2; Future Teachers of America 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Class His- torian 2; Executive Council 3; Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2; Varsi- ty Basketball 3,4; Junior Varsity Field Hockey 1,2; Varsity Field Hockey 3,4; Monitor 4; Junior Prom Staff. Holmes, Ethel: Nurses Club 2; (Historian) 3; Future Teachers of America 1,2; Yearbook 4; Senior Class Play 4; Dramatics Club 1,2. Howard, Phihp: Junior Varsity Football 2; Varsity Football 4; Junior Varsity Baseball 1 ; Varsity Baseball 4: Freshmen Football 1. Howe, John: Key Club 3,4; Freshmen Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Freshman Basketball 1, Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4 ; Junior Varsity Baseball 2 ; Varsity Track 3,4. Huber, Helen: Psychology Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Nurses Club 2,- 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Class Play. Jobling, Bradford: National Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2,3; Freshman Baseball 1 ; Monitor 4. Jobling, Douglas: Yearbook 4; Freshman Basebal 11. Joubert, James: Junior Prom Staff. Joubert, Roland: Yearbook 4; Junior Varsity Football 2; Varsity Football 4; Executive Council 4; Freshman Football. Killiam, Judith: Yearbook 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 4; Junior Prom 3; Senior Class Play. Kimbal, Bruce: Yearbook 4; Junior Prom Staff. Kriegel, Paula: Home Economics Club 1,2. LaFrance, Judith: Junior Prom Staff; Executive Council 1. Lampi, Mary: Junior Varsity Field Hockey 2; Varsity Field Hockey 3,4; Junior Prom Staff; Monitor 4. Laurenti, Stephen: .A.nnouncing Staff 2,3,4 (Vice-President) Senior Class Play. La Vigne, Mary Ellen: Psychology Club 4; Nurses Club 2,3,4; Home Economcs Cluib 2,3,4; (Treasurer); Spanish Club 3; Year- book 4; Junior Prom; Staff Press Club 4; Laker Legend 4; Future Business Leaders of . merica 4. Lehto, Markku: Key Club 2,3; Yearbook 4. 61 Leonardi, John: Student Council 1, Honor Society 2,3 (Vice-Presi- dent) 4; Science Club 1,2; Key Club 2,3,4; Football 2. Lombardi, Larry: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4. Loomer, Wayne: Basketball, Freshmen Junior Varsity 2. Loring, Lizabeth: French Club 1; Nurses Club 3; Senior Class Play. Luiz, Virginia: Psychology Club 4; Nurses Club 2,3. Lyons, John: Student Council 1,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 2,3 (Secretary) 4; Freshmen Class President; Executive Council 1,2, 3,4; Baseball, Freshmen, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4; Science Fair (Second Prize) ; Senior Class Play; Dramatics Club 1. MacLeod, Ian: Announcing Staff 4; Laker Legend 4. Malaguti, Rita: Junior Prom Staff. Malone, Donna: Nurses Club 1,2; Home Economics Club 1,4; Laker Legend 4. Martin, Anthony: Track 2. Matinzi, Susan: Yearbook 4; Junior Prom Staff. Maxwell, Bruce: Key Club 2,3,4; Basketball Junior Varsity 3; Base- ball, Freshmen, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,4. McAdams, Sandra: Psychology Club 3,4; Nurses Club 1,2,3; Span- ish Club 3; Yearbook 4. McCombs, James: Student Council 2,3; Yearbook 3,4; Announcing Staff 2,3,4; Debate Club 4; Executive Council 1; Senior Class Play; Gym Qub 3. Mendenhall, Mary: Tennis 1, Orchestra 1,2. Miles, Patricia: Home Economics Club 4; Executive Council 1, Soft- ball 4. Monterio, Sharon: Psychology Club 3; Press Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Yearbook 4; Laker Legend 4. Moore, Richard: Library Club 1,2; Tennis 2; Senior Class Play. Morrissey, Gerald: Football, Freshman, Varsity 4; Basketball, Fresh- men, Junior Varsity 2; Track Freshmen, Junior Varsity 2,3; Band 1,- 2,3; Orchestra, 1,2,3; Junior Prom, Baseball 4. Mix, Wayne: Football, Junior Varsity 3. Nava, Dana: Baseball 2. Nicholson, Elaine: Student Council 1,2; Psychology Club 4; Year- book 4; Drill Team 1; Executive Council 4; Junior Prom Staff, Sen- ior Class Play; Future Business Leaders of America 4; (Secretary). Ochs, Christine: Future Teachers of America 1,2. O ' Connor, Brian: Gym Club 2. Packard, Mary: Psychology Club 3, (Secretary) 4; Nurses Club 4; Future Teachers of America 1,2,3, (Vice-President) 4; Yearbook 4; Executive Council 2. Pimental, Mary Ann: Honor Society 2,3 (Secretary) 4; Spanish Club 3, (Secretary) 2; Yearbook 4; Future Business Leaders of America (President) 4. Pineau, Linda: Press Club 3,4; French Club 2; Future Business Leaders of America 4 (President). Ponte, Sandra: Future Teachers of America 1; Varsity Basketball (Manager) 2,3,4; Field Hockey, Junior Varsity 2. Proctor, Drusilla: Chorus 1,2; Basketball, Junior Varsity 1; Junior Prom Staff. Ring, Donna: Psychology Club 3,4; Softball, Varsity 3; Press Club 3; Drill Team 2. Recke, John: Football, Varsity 4, Band 1. Riddell, Meredith: Chorus 1,2; Southeastern District Chorus 1; New England Chorus 1; Psychology Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Senior Class Play; Junior Prom Staff; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3,4 (Historian). Robbins, Linda: Psychology Club 3,4; Nurses Club 1,2; Yearbook 4; Senior Class Play 4; Press Club 3,4; Future Business Leaders of America 4. Rossi, Peter: Yearbook 4; Announcing Staff 2,3 (President) 4. Sciacca, Carol: Psychology Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4! Sciacca, Gaspare: Future Teachers of America 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,- 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4. Sears, David: Honor Society 2,3,4; Key Club 2, Treasurer 3,4; Base- ball, Freshmen; Senior Class Play. Sellers, Margaret: Student Council 2; Psycho ' logy Club 4; Nurses Club 2; Basketball 1,2. Shaw, Ronald: Key Club 4; Tennis 1, Monitor 4 (Cafeteria). Shiverick, Susan: Psychology Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play. Silva, Anne: Yearbook 3,4 (Art Editor) ; Junior Prom Staff; Art Ser- vice Club, (Vice-President) 2; Senior Class Play. Sheehan, Charles: Baseball, Junior Varsity 3; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Wrestling 4. Slack, David: Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Science Club 2; Ex- ecutive Council 1 ; Tennis, Freshmen, Junior Varsity 3, Varsity 2. Smith, Kenneth: Student Council 1,2,4; Key Club 3,4; Yearbook 4; Executive Council 4; Football, Freshmen, Varsity 2,3,4; Basketball Freshmen, Baseball, Varsity 4, Junior Varsity 3 ; Track, Junior Vars- ity 1, Varsity 2; Senior Class Play; Monitor Staff 4. Solari, Fred: Football, Freshmen, Varsity 3; Track 1,2. Stewart, Marie: Psychology Club 3,4; Home Economics Club 3, (Vice-President) 4; Basketbball 3. Strauser, Carol: Psychology Club 4; Yearbook 4; Dramatics Club 3; Future Business Leaders of America, (Treasurer) 4. Sturtevant, Helen: Psychology 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4 (Treas- urer) ; Science Club 1; Future Teachers of America 1,2 (Historian) 3,4 (President); Yearbook 4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play. Sutcliffe, John: Library Club 1,2; J.V. Cross-Country 2, Varsity Cross-Country 4; Freshman Basketball 1, J.V. Basketball 2,3; Laker Legend 4 (Sports Editor). Templeton, John: J.V. Baseball 3, Varsity Baseball 4. Tracy, Barbara: Home Economics Club 4; Yearbook 4; Drill Team 1,2; J.V. Basketball 1,3, (Co-Capt.) Varsity Basketball 4; J.V. Field Hockey 1, Varsity Field Hockey 2,3,4 (Captain) 2; Varsity Softball 62 3,4; Senior Class Play; Gym Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Prcm Staff; Chorus 1,2,3; Monitor 3. Trimble, Linda: Future Teachers of America 1,2; Debate Club 1,2,- 3,4 (Treasurer). Trotta, Tammy: Psychology Club 4; Nurses Club 2,3; Home Eco- nomics Club 3. Vantangoli, Joanne: Nurses Club 2. VanWeelden, Jill: Nurses Club 2; Future Teachers of America 1; Executive Council 2,3; Softball 3; Junior Prom 3; Senior Class Play; F.F.A. Candidate 3. Vinal, Gerald: Future Farmers of America 1,2,3 (Reporter) 3. Wade, Paul: Freshman Football, Varsity Football 4; Freshman Bas- ketball; Freshman Baseball; J.V. Track 2; Varsity Track 3. Walker, Vickie: Student Council 1,2; Future Teachers of America 1-, 2; Yearbook 3,4; Drill Team 3; Gym Club 2,3; F.F.A. Candidate 3,- 4. Watson, Andrea: Psychology Club 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4 (Secre- tary); Honor Society 2,3,4; French Club 2; Future Teachers of America 3,4; Yearbook 4; J.V. Field Hockey 1; Dramatic Club 1,2,- 3,4; Senior Class Play 4. Whiston, Norris: Debate Club I; J.V. Cross-Country 1,2; Varsity Cross-Country 3,4; J.V. Track 1,2,3; Varsity Track 4; Senior Class Play 4. Whittaker, Sandra: Library Club 3,4 (Treasurer); Drill Team 4; J.V. Basketball 2,3; J.V. Field Hockey 2. Wiksten, Ralph: Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4. Wingard, Stuart: Key Club 4; Executive Council 1,4 ;Freshman Football, Varsity Football 4; Freshman Basketball, Freshman Track; Junior Prom Staff. Woodburry, Lawrence: Yearbook 4; Varsity Cross-Country 2; Fresh- man Football; Freshman Baseball, J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 4. Woodworth, Ronald: J.V. Basketball 2.3; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3,4. Wall, Richard: Freshman Football, Varsity Football 4; Freshman Basketball; J.V. Baseball 1,2,3; Varsity Baseball 4. Zahn, Vickie: Psychology Club 3,4; Yearbook 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4. 63 KENNETH SMITH CITIZENSHIP AWARD CAROL HOLMES GIRLS ' STATE SUSAN DARSCH CITIZENSHIP AWARD HELEN STURTEVANT GIRLS ' STATE PETER ANTI BOYS ' STATE JOHN LYONS GOOD GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE 64 CHRISTOPHER BINNS LETTER OF COMMENDA- TION FOR NATIONAL MERIT PETER HALL LETTER OF COMMENDA- TION FOR NATIONAL MERIT DOUGLAS JOBLING JOHN LEONARDI LETTER OF COMMEND A- LETTER OF COMMENDA- TION FOR NATIONAL TION FOR NATIONAL MERIT MERIT, NATIONAL YOUTH CONFERENCE ON THE ATOM 65 CHRISTINA BEZANSON NATIONAL MERIT FIN AL- 1ST, BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKJNG AWARD YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORIAL Christina Bezanson — EDITOR Meredith Riddell - LITERARY EDITOR Joseph Calista - SPORTS EDITOR Louise Adelchi Ann Breidenthal Susan Darsch Karen Gould Bradford JobUng Douglas Jobling James McCombs Mary Packard Susan Shiverick Helen Sturtevant Andrea Watson Steven Whiting Putting out a yearbook is a very ar- duous task. But this yearbook staff even- tually did it!!! You are holding the proof of that fact in your hands right now. Sometimes difficulties were run into: such as lost write-ups — lost pictures — and even lost pages. Write-ups were cre- atively composed on the school bus, with impromptu pictures taken to meet ever- nearing deadlines. PHOTOGRAPHY Warren Ellis Markku Lehto ART AND LAYOUT Anne Silva - EDITOR Peter Carey James Hanelt Leo Osborne John Cicero Richard Cicero ADVISORS MR. FALLON MRS. JOHNSTON 66 BUSINESS Marianne Berridge — EDITOR Peter Anti Jacqueline Becker Ruth Bouchard Margaret Brennan Martha Cash Dorothy Childs Cymthia Elwell James Hanelt Helen Huber Bruce Kimball Mary Ellen LaVigne David Marquis Susan Matinzi Sharon Monteiro Elaine Nicholson Christine Ochs Mary Packard Mary Ann Pimental Drusilla Proctor Peter Rossi Corinne Santerre David Slack Joseph Stewart Linda Robbins Lydia Weston Vickie Zahn nv gUNIOR PROM 1964 , ' .V- • •.. t : ' . ' •-.■V-. ' -.rji ' l ' .t-,- .V, ■ . -Sh-i- ' ' -; • ' . ' •••■ -• , ■s A (« ' I ¥ , -4,| s?:-.ti i 1 e ii - V r .«■■• ,. v JS- ' y % SENIOR CLASS PLAY ARSENIC AND OLD LACE BY JOSEPH KESSELRING On November 20 and 21, 1964, crowds were enthralled with the excellent reproduc- tion of Joseph Kesselring ' s Arsenic and Old Lace, the Senior class play of 1965. These were the biggest crowds ever to witness a Sil- ver Lake Class Play. The chief reason for the great turnout was the brilliant performances of the cast: Lydia Weston, Corinne Santerre, Stephen Laurenti, Richard Moore, Gregory Chase, Joanne Handy, and William Angell. John Lyons played the part of the dead bod- ies, supported by members of the football squad. SUPERLATIVES DOODLERS Corinne Santerre Roland Joubert BEST DRESSED Charles Hamilton Elaine Nicholson ARTISTS Anne Silva Peter Carey MOST QUIET Theresa Poirier Gaspare Sciacca APPLE POLISHER Richard Pontes MOST MUSICAL Laurence Lombardi FRIENDLIEST Kenneth Smith Deborah Geilear 69 m , t r-tvr ' ' ' — ' ' y - franG wG Pnt iv? i 1920? Homework . . . Sports . . . Confusion . . . Credits . . . Exams . . . Dances . . . De- tention . . . Programs Striv- ing always for the goal of Senior Year, which always seems so far away. M. Adams L. Afeinko M Albono P. Baker J Balboni D. Barbicri D. Barrington S. Batson S. Bean L Bosworth L Br.iddock D Prow J. Andrews R. Barnes E. Backus R. Bailey G. Bent R. Besarick J. Bevis S Rurtjess H. Cadenhead M. Cahill fM ft J. Campbell S. Carlson K. Caulfield G. Clark S. Clark W. Clark M. Cole R. Cole M. Commee C. Connelly A. Cornwall J. Cronin S. Crowell H. Dahnke S. Darsch R. Donovan A. Doten W. Doten E. Drake L. Drew N. Drew E. Duffy R. Dyson G. Ekstrom 74 S. Emond L. Fagen R. Fairweather S. Farrar P. Fergeson W. Ferrell D. Flight C. Flynn K. Farrell W. Fontaine H. Frame A. Friis M. Fuller C. Gardiner W. Garuti R. Gassett E. Gauquier Y. Genduso C. Gigger L. Gould L. Govoni D Grey D. Grover K. Gilli G. Haen K. Hall E. Holmes I. Kvelums R. Larkin A. Linbeck §L k A. Handy E. Holmes G. LaCross L. Lasher S. Lindvall J. Hannigan M. landoli D. Laing E. Lee A. Longo E. Hay C. Kemp L. Lane M. Lemerise K. Lundgren E. Hill J King K. Lapham G. Lillie J. Lynch 75 J. McMorrow G. Mendall K. Meyer G. Nava S. Nichols C. Nilosek S. Picariello C Pickett G Pratl a Q T- MacKenzie H Markiy G. Martin J Mathews K. McGlone C. McGuinnes K. Migre D. Minor J Monk D. Monleiro G. Motle N. Mullin R. Nolan J. Norrman L. Parker C. Paulding M. Peinert W. Perkins L. Preble P. Prescott M. Proost S. Prouty S. Quinn P. Reardon K. Ring L. Rioux L. Rogers P. Scott D. Shawles N. Short E. Siemers E. Smith F Smith J. Snyder T. Spencer R. Springer M. Stanton E. Stevens L. Stewart W. Strassel S. Strauser J. Tassinari G. Taube J Thomas D. Tison M. Tocher R. Townscnd M. Truskowski B. Turner B. Varney C. Vining S. Wennener M. Wenners T. Wentworth M. Whision L Whitteley S. Whiting J. Wilcox P. Wilson L. Wingard 76 M. Anderson K. Barnes P. Bergland J. An cll E. Angus C. Bates M. Beland I. B -rr B, I c anson SOPHOMORES £f P M?l 9S It? f S9 f f@ J. Atwood R. Bell A. Binns R. Breidenthal C. Cadenhead M. Casey P. Childs J. Costa L. DeMeule D. Ballinger B. Bennett R. Bonney E. Brennan J. Campbell E. Castahna S. Clarke L. Creighton A. DeMullis D. Bamford P. Bennotti B. Boone J. Brennan D. Candini R. Castanha N. Cole B. Crowthers D. Ellis J Abbott R. Barboza A. Bent J. Bourgeois S. Brown N. Cantelmo J. Cater S. Conway S. Cushman D. Emery J. Abbott E. Barclay T. Benway J. Brady T. Burke L. Carlson B. Cazale M. Cooper J. Darsch C. Estes K. Alsapede S. Barkhouse J. Bergeron K. Braun J. Burrill D. Carvalho D. Chasse R. Correa C. Davis G. Estes 77 R. Ethier S. Ezckicl A. Fagan E. Fearing J. Felt VV. Ferrell W. Ferrell S. Flood S. Ford D. Fowler D. Fowler J. Furiado M. Gallivan R Gallo G. Garuti S. Gaudet A. Gianiassio A. Gilbert P. Glass D. Gronberg E. Gould B. Govoni F- Gunning V. Hammond R. Harrison P. Hayward P. Hayward B. Hebert R. Hendrickson S. Hit! C. Huber C. Hulme G. Huti K. Hull D. Hyson M. Kelly J. Kennefick G Kezer T. Lampi P Lanzillota T. Lindvall G. Lonegan A. Lovell L. Luiz D. Lunt K. Marvelli E. Mason K. McCabe K. McGrath T. McGinnis s 1 Ufl; .ia G. Hird E. Hobbs R. Holt J. Holyoke D. Ibbilson S. Jameson P. Jones D. Jordan R. Lanzillota T. Larkin J. LaV ' igne H. Lehio W. Maarshalk L. MacLeod J Makela W. Mark B. McLean VV. McKenna R. Mendenhall J. Mereda 78 R. Milton J. Barrow D. Beland B. Blackwell P. Brown R. Burpee C. Crowe M. Drew D. LaCross J. Lamore E. Langlhorne C. LaValley S. Mason G. Melford C. Pejouhy R. Powers S. Stoddard C. Suarez G. Tibbetts J. Walsh A. Ward D. Murphy li£i L. Meyer S. Miles R. Miller N. Sturtevant A. Taube M. Tegan D Nash E. Nauha W. Nickerson L. Nowlin W. Nowlin R. Noves K. Vickery G. ' inning S. Walker M. Nute J. O ' Brian N. O ' Brian S. O ' Brian M. O ' Connor W. O ' Meara D. Pederzani D. Pierce J. Ponte J. Pooler J. Powers D. Prescott R. Primavera J. Rantanen D. Reed L. Rice J. Richmond J. Robare P. Rogers M. Roine A Rosati D. Ruggles R. Ryan W. Savery E. Sayles W. Seamens J Sgarzi J. Shepard N. Sherman R Shurcliff B. Smith M. Solari C. Souza T. Souza R. Springer R. St. Pierre D. Stafford L. Staiger S. Stevens B. Stewart T. Stewart D. Still K. Townsend B. Tucker C. Turner S. Twofoot N. Vantangoli D. Vendetti V. Warn N. Weatherbee W. Whitcomb 79 S. Wood S. Woodward S. Wyman 1 FRESHMEN R. litrarcf C. Bell S. Bcnca A. Borden R Borghesani H. Boudreau K. Whitman M. Ames H. Barnes H. Bezanson K. Brown L. Chupaila R. Crclinon D. Dearborn C. Falkoff R. Gaudctt S. Williams R. Anderson L. Barrows C. Bombace M. Burkhard R. Cleverly M. Croke V. Doane C. Farrar K. Gaiiquier C. Wood T. Anderson M. Baichelder V. Bonney W. Burnett P. Cook L. Crudup C. Doody M. Ferncz D. George i £ W. Young R. Barbeiri T. Bergeron S. Bouthillier D. Burrill R. Coughlin E. Dabrowski L. Douglas H. Flight F. Glass C. Alfieri J. Barker D. Besagi K Bradford R. Burrows W. Craft C. Dacey D. Eddy S, Frame G. Grandi L. Allen S. Barker S Bcvis K. Braun R. Carlson L. Creighlon R. Dandeneau C. Emery E. Frye D. Grant A Giammarco D Gilbert R. Giragosian 80 S. Handorff S. Hannigan C. Harris E. Hatch J Grant E. Hewitt R. Holmes R. Johnson J. Kirwin R. Lillie C, Malone M. McDonald J. Morris K. Nordin F. Hall L Hill W. Holmes D. Joubert H. Kunkel C. Loring N. Mangio M. McGlone S. Motte C. Northrop j. Hamilton M. Hilson P. Howard J. Kasparian J. Kvelums C. Lounge M. Manoogian G. McGarry S. Mozinski L. Noyes R. Ladd R. Lundgren A. Mark M. McGrath M. Mueller C. O ' Brien M. Lane M. Lydon J. Martin P. McGuiness B. Mullin M. O ' Brien D. Lansing M. Lyons S. Martin F. Miglierini J. Mulliken K. LaVigne N. Maarschalk S. McAlinden B. Mooney P. Nardozzi li!. lHir« W. Hay E. Holcomb M. landoli E. Kauffman D. Lee J. Mahoney B. McAllister J. Moors B. Nava M. O ' Meara T Hendrikson G. Holmes D. Ingham S. Kimball K. Legge B. Maki K. McCue W. Moran K. Nogueira T. O ' Neil D. O ' Leary M. O ' Meara 81 R, Parker M. Austin S. Barnes T. Blackwell G. Braley J. Brown L. Churchill T. Converse C. Daniels D. Davis S. Ferrell D. Fowler R. Hadlock B. Lillie C. Lump kins M. Marcyes C. Mason M. Mason C. Merritt B. Murray L. Norris K. O ' Donnell S. Pearse R. Peterson J. Strauser N. Turner D. Wass R. Werner R. Whitman B. Wright £. Zaniboni 1. 1 ff 1 f C. Santerre K. Sarson S. Schou S. Pedro R. Pejouhy L. Perry J. Pesanclli K. Pickett R. Pierce R. Sherman D. Silva P. Smith L. Pimental R. Pimental W. Pooler P. Post C. Powers K. Powers J. Sprague M. Stevens S. Stewart K. Pratt N. Price M. Recke A. Reed D. Reed D. Reed S. Thrasher C. Titus J. Tocchio T. Regan J Rice K. Richards R. Tubman S. Valenziano M. Vanderbil C. Rideout B. Robare J. Rollstan L. Verry S. Wager L. Walker N. Rubel J Rue ' R. Ruprecht T. Walker S. Ward G. Wennener L. Seggalin A. Sellers P. Siemers V. Wenners G. Whitaker A. Willett B. Souza A. Spalluzzi D. Spencer G. Wilson B. Winchester R. Winter L. Stiles P. Stutz E. Thome A. Wood A. Wood D. Woodbury L. Tocchio C. Tocci P, Trask B. Woodwortl B. Young 82 VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT MR. RALPH BINNS Director Vocational School One of the projects executed by the carpentry department this year was a section of stands for the athletic field. VOCATIONAL CARPENTRY UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Peter Alsheimer Robert Crase Harlie Danforth Michael Daniels Donald Gigger Scott Griffith Malcolm Lavalley Thomas Mackenrodt Edward Savoy SOPHOMORES Jonathan Adams James Clark Stephen Downing Stephen Estes John Grew Clinton Paulding William Peinert Anthony Perry John Sciacca FRESHMEN Richard Baker Michael Costa James Danforth Robert Davidson Michael Malone Gordon Smith Loring Verry 83 VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Since Silver Lake is a comprehensive school, a separate wing is devoted to vocational studies. In each section of the vocational department, students are trained in a trade that will provide them with employment immediately upon graduation. The agricultural depart- ment of the vocational school maintains the beauty and neatness of the school grounds. The s tudents are able to compete for the state conserva- tion award. UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Robert Cook Douglas Gray Frank Kunkel William Laivo Steve Lennox Karl Meyer Thomas Spenser SOPHOMORES Alan Gilbert Steve Madden Steve Miles John Hannigan Kenneth Packard Eric Sayles Richard Spense Thomas Stewart Kathy Vickery Steve Wyman FRESHMEN David Bearce Stephen Bouthillier Richard Carlson Wayne Craft Richard Cretinon Cheryl Emery Henry Kunkel George McGarry Paul Smith Virginia Watts VOCATIONAL AUTO The third section of the vocational school, the automotive department, educates the students in regard to vehicle repair. The future mechanics can supplement their learning and learn by doing when they are afforded the opportunity to work on cars made available by citizens of the Silver Lake area. UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Richard Cobbett Wayne Furness Joseph Marquis Alex McArthur Frederick Neilson Richard Poerce Carl Tranmer Donald Vautrinot SOPHOMORES Fred Allsopp James Burbank Paul Cabral Robert Curtiss Gordon Fogg Peter Jenness Edward McGarry Kevin Seppala Michael Shea William Stanton Glyn Staples FRESHMEN Thomas Boughter Francis Childs Michael Crowell Varnum Hewitt James McAllister Larry Rogers i l n D U -JflHif Officers . . . Dues . . . Scholarships . . . Service . . . Meetings . . . Advi- sors . . . Organization . . . Field Trips . . . Bus Pass- es. Increasing in size and number each year, extra- curricular activities add va- riety to student life. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The principles of the National Honor Society are leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and service. An example of service to the school was evidenced in early fall when the members of the soci- ety sold Alston pictures to the junior and senior high students. The proceeds from this sale became part of the society ' s scho- larship fund. In a first for Silver Lake, the society planned, with Mr. Quinlan ' s help, a homecoming assembly for alumnae return- ing for the Christmas holidays. At this time Junior and Senior college preparatory students had a chance to learn about various types of higher education and the problems likely to be encoun- tered at college. Advisor: Miss Patricia Goldmann President: Christopher Binns Vice-President: John Leonardi Secretary: Mary Ann Pimental Treasurer: Helen Sturtevant Historian: Meredith Riddell Lee Alfieri John Andrews Donna Barbieri JacqueHn Becker Judi Bevis Christopher Binns Ellen Drake George Ekstrom Susan Farrar Robert Gassett Danielle Gilman Karen Gould Peter Hall Brad Jobling John Lyons Geoffrey Mendall Mary Pimental Meredith Riddell David Sears Susan Shiverick David Slack Kathleen Smith Helen Sturtevant John Thomas Beverly Turner Andrea Watson Rita Zoccolante STUDENT COUNCIL The Silver Lake Student Council of the 1964- 1965 school year, under the guidance of Mr. Ralph Binns, has continued to function as the important organization representing the entire student body. Entering into many worthwhile projects, the Student Council has raised money to donate to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library, as well as to aid both the Achievement Awards and Scholarship Programs. The money was raised by selling food and school materials in the vending machines and school store, by sponsoring a dance which was held December 28, and by selling Silver Lake banners at the football games. The Council accomplished much this year under the leadership of: Lee Alfieri, President; Christopher Binns, Vice-President; Cynthia Cook, Secretary; Deborah Hollman, Treasurer; and Margaret Brennan, Historian. Roberta Anderson Peter Anti John Balboni Elaine Brennan Terrell Burke Shelia Darsch Susan Darsch George Estes Kathy Farrell Peter Hall Roger Holmes Stephen Jameson Ken Lundgren John Lyons Maureen Recke Ken Smith Stephen Whiting Carol Doody Gail Lonergan Jeff Mendall Brian Stewart KEY CLUB Lee Al fieri — President Christopher Binns - Vice-President John Lyons — Secretary David Sears — Treasurer John Balboni PhiHip Benotti Peter Bergiund Andrew Binns Robert Breidenthal Robert Burpee Keith Caulfield Peter Cobb James Darsch Robert Donovan George Ekstrom Robert Gassett Edward Gould John Grant Peter Hall John Howe Steven Jameson Robert Ladd Peter Lanzillota John Leonardi Kenneth Lundgren William Maarschalk John Mathews Bruce Maxwell Jeffrey Mendell George Nava Kenneth Packard Dana Perkins Kenneth Smith Brian Stewart John Thomas Steven Whiting Stuart Wingard Advisor — Mr. Maurice Splaine The Silver Lake Key Club is an organization not only for social enjoyment but for service activities. The Key Club provides refreshments for various social functions at the school and maintains a concession stand at all home football and basketball games. The profits from these ser- vices provide scholarships for worthy students. At Christ- mas time, the Key Club collects canned goods from the student body and donates them to deserving families in the community. DRAMATICS CLUB Active interest in the art of drama, ei- ther in acting, directing, or working backstage on make-up, costumes, or props, has made the Dramatics Club an enthusiastic organization. A busy year has seen the Sophomore, Junior, and Se- nior classes competing in a one-act play contest for presentation at the Silver Lake Arts Festival. The Club also pre- sented a three-act play to the public in the spring. Members attended acting workshops and performances at Boston College in early December. Roberta Anderson Nadine Cole Renee Dandeneau Cynthia Farrar Deborah Geilear Susan Lindvall Richard Moore Barbara MuUin Ronald Pejouhey Corinne Santerre Kathleen Smith Virginia Warn Christopher Binns Charlene Dacey Carol Doody Bradley Ford Karen Gould John Lyons William Moran Elaine Nicholson Marueen Recke David Sears Margaret Stanton John Thomas Andrea Watson Gregory Chase Heike Dahnke Cynthia Elwell Gail Garuti Charles Hamilton Bruce Maki Jeffery Mulliken Andrea Pearson Meredith Riddell Susan Shiverick Helen Sturtevant Deborah Vendetti Martha Whiston Pres. Lydia Weston Vice-Pres. Margaret Brennan Sec. Nancy Fitzgerald Treas. Kenneth Lundgren Adv. Miss Janice Margeson ANNOUNCING STAFF Awakening us at 7:52 a.m., the vibrating voices of the an- nouncing staff barrel over the PA system every day. Informa- tive student and teacher news is relayed by the staff mem- bers, who gain skill in public speaking and broadcasting. -._i r Advisor: Mrs. Anna Hill Pres. Peter Rossi Vice-Pres. and Head Technician: Stephen Laurenti Program Director: Judy Tassinari Danielle Gilman Ilze Kvelums Ian Macleod James McCombs Susan Nichols Ernest Stevens FUTURE TEACHERS Students join the F.T.A. to become better ac- quainted with the teaching profession. Belonging to this organization does not necessarily mean a final step into a career in the field of education. It does mean, however, that each member has a genuine in- terest in the teaching profession and is eager to in- vestigate his possibilities of becoming a teacher. Members in their Senior year are given an opportu- nity of self-testing by actually participating in class- room teaching in the Junior High School. The pro- gram of the F.T.A. includes guest speakers from vari- ous fields of education and valuable films about teaching provided by the National Education Associ- ation. Advisors: Mrs. Mary Cherry Mrs. Beatrice Sprague President: Helen Sturtevant Vice President: Mary Packard Secretary: Corinne Santerre Treasurer: Judith Tassinari Susan Barkhouse Judi Bevis Carol Cadenhead Jane Campbell Linda Creighten Diane Grover Marsha Lemerise Susan Lindvall Gail Lonergan Linda MacLeod Judi Makela Karen Marvelli Cathy McGuinness Bonnie McLean Louise Meyer Donna Pederzani Sharon Prouty Cindy Rice Mary Roine Gasper Sciacca Julie Sgarzi Peggy Stanton Sheila Strauser Virginia Warn Andrea Watson Nancy Wetherbee Martha Whiston Rita Zoccolante LAKER LEGEND Although a fairly new organiza- tion in comparison to other school functions, the Press Club contributes much to school activities. The mem- bers of the club gather noteworthy happenings in the school, type them up and present them to the local newspapers. This gives the people in the neighboring towns who have ac- cess to the Old Colony Memorial, the Brockton Enterprise, the Silver Lake News, the Patriot Ledger or the New Bedford Standard Times, a chance to know what is going on at Silver Lake. This news includes re- ports of library activities, various club meetings and inductions, and special school functions such as the Senior Class Play and the Honor So- ciety homecoming. PRESS CLUB MEMBERS Eileen Backus Donna Barbieri Judith Bevis Linda Creighton John Grew Mary Ellen LaVigne Linda MacLeod Judith Makela Patricia Miles Linda Pineau Linda Robbins John Thomas Advisors: Mrs. Mulliken Mr. Wallace Weeks This year a great change occurred in the publishing of the Laker Le- gend. Actually, this change was a reversion to the original policy of printing school news in a mimeo- graphed monthly booklet. The Laker Legend informs the students in re- gard to class news, special features and news concerning the various ex- tracurricular activities. Advisor: Mrs. Chiros Jean Atwood, Eileen Backus, Sandra O ' Brien, Donna Barbieri, Editor-in-chief; Judith Bev- is, Lorraine Parker, Rebecca Burrows, Lin- da Pineau, Michelle Cahill, Linda Rioux, Geraldine Clarke, Linda Seggelin, Christine Connelly, Diane Emery, John Sutcliffe, Sports Editor; Patricia Grandi, Judith Tassinari, Kathleen Lapham, John Thom- as, Mary Ellen LaVigne, Nanette Wood, Ian MacLeod, Rita Zoccolante, Judith Makela, Donna Malone, Nancy Mangio, Sharon Monteiro, Rhonda Noyes. PRESS CLUB MONITORS HALL William Angell Marianne Berridge Christopher Binns George Burrows Susan Darsch George Estes John Grant Deborah Hollman John Howe Bradford Jobling Mary Lampi John Lyons Mary Packard Kenneth Smith David Springer Lydia Weston (Captain) The Monitor Squad is a service organization that insures that students move promptly to their classes. The advisor is Mr. Weeks and the captain is Lydia Weston. Because of the crowded conditions of the school it is necessary that they enforce the rules of passing and locker usage. It is true that they have often been referred to as the Gestapo, but they do not wish this reputa- tion to become widespread. By the way, they would like to thank their victims for not reporting any of the beatings inflicted on the students. CAFETERIA Charles Barnett James Benotti Peter Carey James Davidson Raymond Flood Richard Pontes Thomas Shaw David Springer Advisor — Mr. Girouard Cafeteria monitors help preserve an orderly at- mosphere in which to eat. Picking up discarded napkins, clearing tables, and arranging chairs are among the duties performed by the monitors. 94 HEALTH CLINIC AIDES Linda Afienko Elizabeth Duffy Donna Fabri Kathy Farrell Eleanor Gauquier Patricia Grandi Ethel Holmes Ilze Kvelums Lizabeth Loring Sandra McAdams Mary Nute Sandra Ponte Cynthia Rice Donna Ring Linda Rogers Tamara Trotta Victoria Walker Jill Van Weelden GUIDANCE AIDES Health Clinic, Guidance Office Workers Voluntary aids perform various duties for the Guidance, Admin- istrative and Health Depart- ments. Girls offer an hour a day to help sort college pamphlets, to arrange stu- dent program cards in al- phabetical order, to check and arrange attendance cards, to take temperatures, and to chart weights and measurements. Running er- rands, making out passes, and answering telephone calls are also a part of the efficient work performed. Donna Bam ford Ruth Bonney Margaret Brennan Ann Breidenthal Sharon Carlson Renee Dandeneau Linda DeMeule Cynthia Elwell Patricia Ferguson Deborah Geilear Ann Grammarco Maureen Gilli Danielle Gilman Gail Lonergan Ann Lovell Louise Meyer Nancy Muliin Linda Perry Rita Solari Cheryl Titus OFFICE AIDES Merrily Adams Linda Burgess Martha Cash Dorothy Childs Terri Coffin Sheila Darsch Cynthia Elwell Richard Fontes Patricia Grandi JoAnn Handy Gail Lonergan Kathleen McGlone Charmine Pejouhy Donna Ring Linda Rioux Linda Robbins Margaret Sellers Mary Stevens FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA This year for the third consecutive year the Silver Lake Chapter of the Future Farmers of America State Superior Award, in recognition of the group ' s outstanding performance and achievement. The following members were finalists in the State Judging Contest held at the University of Massachusetts: Charles Crase — poultry; Henry Kunkel — milk; Karl Meyer — livestock; Cheryl Emery — ornamentals; Virginia Watts — live- stock; Kathleen Vickery — dairy; Thomas Spen- cer — milk. Advisor — Mr. Fraser, John Adams David Bearce Stephen Bouthilher Robert Cook Wayne Craft Charles Crase Richard Cretinon Leo Cushman Cheryl Emery Alan Gilbert Douglas Grey Fred Hall James Hanelt John Hannigan Frank Kunkel William Laivo Assistant — Mr. Clark Stephen Madden George McGarry Karl Meyer Kenneth Packard Eric Sayles Paul Smith Richard Spense Thomas Spencer Thomas Stewart Kathleen Vickey Gerald Vinal Virginia Watts Ralph Wiksten DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club does more than merely en- courage a competitive spirit in each of its mem- bers; it also develops a self-confidence that can come only as a result of experience in off-the-cuff speaking. The Varsity and Novice team members who compete in the inter-school debating compe- tition have an opportunity to express their own ideas and to back them up with logical reason- ing and statistic evidence. Donald Pontes Danielle Gilman David Laing Thomas Lindvall Dana Perkins Ernest Stevens John Thomas Linda Trimble ■ r 7S Pv ' r ' 1 1 WM L 1 4 1 M R ■4 M U H i 1 1 1 HR xT. ' 1 1 1 Kmh jffl Kn M 1 H b4 H H 1 {% pKj 1 1 f- m 96 PRO LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The Student Librarians Association is one of our school ' s service clubs. Each member donates his time and services to the library before and after school, or during his study periods. This year the association sponsored its fourth annual Book Fair. The Fair was held in the gym balcony. The proceeds from the sale were used by the association to buy membership pins and a globe for the library. President: Karen Gould Vice-President: Christina Bezanson Secretary: Andrea Watson Treasurer: Sandra Whittaker Eileen Backus Donna Bamford Donna Barbieri Ellen Barclay Karen Barnes Bertha Bezanson Stephen Crowell Heike Dahnke Elizabeth Govoni John Holyoke Kathleen Hutt Helen Huber Ilze Kvelums Kathleen Lapham Susan Nichols Carol O ' Brien Lois Staiger Margaret Stanton Sheila Strauser Andrea Taube Gunta Taube Ann Wentworth Jeffrey Wilcox Laurel Wingard Jane Wood Rita Zoccolante HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Club was formed to pro- mote interest in the art of homemaking. Under the guidance and instruction of Mrs. Pratt, the girls pre- pare menus and coordinate costumes that relate to each season of the year. This year, the members made pomander balls as special treat for their an- nual Christmas party. President: Martha Cash Vice-President: Marie Stewart Secretary: Ann Breindenthal Treasurer: Mary Ellen LaVigne Lynn Allen Ruth Bouchard Jeanette Bussolari Maureen Casey Beverly Cazale Heike Dahnke Wendy Ellis Donna Fabri Gail Garuti Paula Kreigal Donna Malone Marie Marcyes Patricia Miles Connie Nilosek Josephine Powers Rosemarie Primavera Sharon Wennemer MUSIC DEPARTMENT FIRST ROW: Andrew Ventura, Dennis Reed, Daniel Walker, Gary Zahn, Russel Felt, Peter Cobb, Donald Ethier, Caspar Sciacca, Alan Ventura, Vincent Zoccolante, Kenneth Pelligrini, George Migre, Bradford Smith, Ken- neth Miller, William Mark, Richard Fortini. SECOND ROW: George Wilson, Patricia Wilson, Mary Sciacca, San- dra MacFarlane, Thomas Trotta, Daniel Willis, David Willis, Susan Perkins, Maura Weathers, James West, Kar- en Marvelli, Elizabeth Whitley, Carol Sciacca, Leigh Creighton, Martha MacFarlane, Fred Capela, Mr. Wal- lace, David Harrington. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lincoln, Janet Bunce, Frank Cantelmo, Joseph Costa, John Sciacca, Peter Glass, Thomas Lampi, Lynn Whitley, Susan Dominy, Marcia Lane, Lynn Whitney, Charmain Pejhouy, Steven Triffiletti, Nancy Price. The accomplishments and success of the 1964-1965 Music Department was mainly due to the enthusi- astic and energetic leadership of Mr. Irving Wallace. Selling of picturesque and informative calendars by members of the band and orchestra was one of the money-making projects which enabled them to hold several exchange concerts during the year. New marching style which was displayed at foot- ball games and at the Memorial Day Parades in the four towns was incorporated at Silver Lake. Praiseworthy performances were presented by the Music Department beginning with tryouts for S.E.M.S.B.A. In March a concert was held at the Arts Festival; in April a Tri-Town Concert by the combined bands of Silver Lake, Plymouth-Carver, and Duxbury, was performed for the Convention of Secondary School Committeemen; in May a concert for the fourth through sixth grades of the four re- spective towns was held, and outdoor evening con- certs were held for the public of the four respective towns; and finally the Silver Lake Band performed for the last time of the school year at commence- ment exercises for the graduating seniors. Spirit . . . Teamwork . . . Activity . . . Effort . . En- thusiasm . . . Practice . . . Cheerleaders . . . Rivalry . . . Victory . . . Truly victorious in all re- spects — for didn ' t we beat our greatest rival Plymouth- Carver in football ! FOOTBALL Although the Silver Lake football team did not have a winning season, the boys exhibited great team effort. The highlight of the season was Silver Lake ' s victory over Plymouth- Carver in their annual Thanksgiving Day gridiron classic. It was the first victory for the Lakers over the Blue Eagles in the history of the schools. Led by co-captains John Howe and Dave Springer, the Lakers came to life in the final two games of the season. Special tribute was given to Dave Springer for being selected All-Scho- lastic tackle by the Brockton Enter- prise and the Boston Globe. Sept. 26 Abington 0-6 Oct. 3 Middleboro 6-14 Oct. 10 Rockland 6-14 Oct. 17 Scituate 0-24 Oct. 24 Randolph 0-16 Oct. 31 Bridgewater 0-26 Nov. 7 Whitman 6-20 Nov. 14 Cardinal Spellman 37-14 Nov. 26 Plymouth 27-20 JOHN HOWE DAVE SPRINGER CO-CAPTAINS mm HMi a FRONT ROW: Bradford Crothers (Manager), John Recke, Gerald Mor- risey, Stuart Wingard, Charles Hatch, Paul Wade, Kenneth Smith, John Grant, George Estes, John Howe (Co-captain), David Springer (Co- captain), Roland Joubsert, James Benotti, Philip Howard, Peter Carey, Charles Barnett, Richard Wall, Andrew Binns (Manager). BACK ROW: Alan Gilbert, Karl Braun, Robert Gassett, Steven Jameson, Robert Burpee, Brian Stewart, James Darsh, Steven Clark, John Walsh, Mi- chael Truskowski, Jeffrey Mendell, John O ' Brien, Edson Holmes, Ed- ward Hill, Edward Holmes, Norman Short, Kenneth Lundgren, Leo- nard Fagan, Dennis Tyson, Edward Semons, Gerald LaCrosse, William Stanton, Robert Larkin, John Ponte, Norman Worsham, Robert Springer, Richard Bell, Frank Gunning, Robert Dyson, John Thomas (Manager). • -i5a A « l GO GO 104 GO . . GO . . . GO . . . GO! CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Deborah Geilear, Christine Connelly, Sandra Quinn, Patricia Fer- guson. STANDING: Deborah Woodward, Diane Ellis, Nancy Fitzgerald (captain) Terrell Burke, Cynthia Cook, Judith Bevis. Cheerleaders: Encouraging the teams through victo- ry and defeat, the cheerleaders support both the football and basketball teams. Their efforts result in a unification of the voices of the spectators. The mem- bers practice for perfection under the coaching of Miss Janice Margeson. ■j n k .HMIIIj W ' l i j---.- ■ dvmi JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Anne Spalluzzi, Betty-Jo Nava, Susan Hannigan, Sandra Bevis, capt. SECOND ROW: Mary Hilson, Maureen O ' Meara, Susan Benea, Jayne Hamilton, Karen Barnes. 107 MAJORETTES Leading the band onto the football field at games and through the streets of the neighboring towns on holidays, the majorettes add a feminine touch to the masculine sport of football. Sandra Bean, Captain; Linda Braddock, Co-captain; Sherry Ferrell, Co-captain; Sharon Prouty, Marsha Batchelder, Nancy Sturtevant, Carol Cadenhead, Evelyn Angus and Sheila Gallivan. 108 DRILL TEAM Sue Benea, Ann Breidenthal, co-captain; Darlene Candini, Maureen Casey, Susan Clack, Ann Fagan, Marcia Gallivan, Cheryl Gardner, Patricia Grandi, captain; Jayne Hamilton, Kathy Lapham, Bonnie McLean, Betty-Jo Nava, Constance Ni- losek, Rhonda Noyas, Sandra O ' Brien, Lisa Pimental, Rosamarie Primavara, Lin- da Ruffini (co-captain), Annette Spalluzzi, Dorothy Stafford, Sandra Thrasher, Cheryl Titus, Sandra Whittaker, Laural Wingard, Rita Zoccolante. Group spirit is the key to the success of the Drill Team. Precision added to practice produced a team that demon- strated intricate routines for viewing pleasure during halftime at football games. 109 CROSS-COUNTRY FIRST ROW: Ronald Pejouhy, Jeffery Mulliken, Leigh Creighton, Gary Hird, Da- vid Correa. SECOND ROW: Thomas Lampi, James Davidson, Christopher Binns, Richard Harrison, Norris Whiston. The world of a cross-country run- ner is lonely, there are no crowds to cheer him and the only rewards he gets are aches, pains and bursting lungs. Knowing he has done his best is his only satisfaction. Silver Lake runners have a right to be proud this year. Led by cap- tain James Davidson the team com- piled a 5-2 record. Other lead run- ners on the team were Richard For- tier and next years co-captain Gary Hird. no VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY FRONT ROW: Elaine Brennan, Brenda Everson, Eileen Siemers, Elizabeth Hay, Ann Giammarco. BACK ROW: Miss Wolejko, Coach; Janet Monk, Mary Lampi, Deborah HoUman, Barbara Tracy, Donna Shawles, Andra Taube, Gunta Taube. Practicing and working hard proved so successful that the girls ' field hockey team placed second in the Old Colony League. The coaching of Miss Majorie Wolejko helped to make Silver Lake proud of this record. VARSITY Silver Lake 1 vs. Plymouth 2 Silver Lake vs. Hingham 4 Silver Lake 3 vs. Whitman-Hanson Silver Lake vs. Rockland 3 Silver Lake vs. Abington 2 Silver Lake 1 vs. Middleboro Silver Lake 5 vs. Whitman-Hanson Silver Lake 1 vs. Middleboro JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Gail Lonergan, Mary Roine, Renee Dandeneau, Rita Solari, Dan- ielle Gilman, Mary Albino, Kerry McCabe, Kathleen Migre. BACK ROW: Miss Wolejko, Coach; Susan Nichols, Linda MacLeod, Donna Pederzani, Linda Afien- ko, Nancy MuUin, Judy Makela, Nadine Cole, Sharyn Wennemer, Sharon Bur- gess. BASKETBALL VARSITY After starting the season with seven consecutive victo- ries, the Silver Lake varsity, coached by Mr. Girouard, failed to maintain their pace and completed the season with a 5-9 record. Among the players who demon- strated outstanding skill this season were: Ray Flood, John Howe, Warren Stras- sel, Keith Caulfield, Peter Prescott, and Larry Gould. The ability of the under- classmen holds great prom- ise for next year ' s team. FRONT ROW: Kevin Hall, Peter Prescott, John Howe, Raymond Flood, Gary Pe- terson. BACK ROW: George Ekstrom, Lawrence Gould, Lee Alfieri, Warren Stras- sel, John Mathews, Stephen Withins, Mr. Girouard, coach. h .i£ m s § iKH mUs ' 35 -m- jk ,. n 11 113 JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Patrick Mullins, Donald Carvahio, James Darsch, Phillip Jones, Kenneth Packard. SECOND ROW: Kenneth McGrath, Roy St. Pierre, Randy Gallo, George Vining, Mr. McAleer, Coach. THIRD ROW: Steven Jame- son, James Robare, Wayne Clark, Walter Ferrel, Robert Ryan. The J.V. basketball team compiled a record of 8 wins and 10 losses in a very exciting sea- son, a season which saw 12 of the 18 games played by J.V. ' s decided by 5 points or less. The high light of the season was our victory over previously undefeat- ed Middleboro; this was only their second loss in 69 games, both at the hands of the Silver Lake J.V. ' s. Outstanding players on this all sophomore team were Kenneth Packard, Philip Jones and James Darsch. FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: Brian Mooney, Glenn Holmes, Kenneth Richards, Roger Ladd, Donald Reed, Daniel Walker. SECOND ROW: Corey Powers, Robert Winter, Daniel Lansing, Thomas Regan, Donald Bostrom, Peter Howard. THIRD ROW: Manager Edmund Dumbrowski, Edward Cole, Jeffrey Rice, Donald Sheehan, Manager, Phillip Nabdozz; Mr. Spinelli. 1 B afe. ■ ( 1 %. . l t0ttKtl 2 S ' H l GIRLS ' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Miss Wolejko, Christine Kemp, Patricia Grandi, co-capt.; Barbara Tracy, co-capt.; Marsha Lemerise. SECOND ROW: Deborah Hollman, Carol Estes, Susan Nichols, Linda Creighton, Sandra Ponte, manager. VARSITY The girls ' basketball team opened their season by playing a game with the women teachers at the an- nual Homecoming in December. They then held two practice scrimmages before playing a league season of fourteen games. The squads worked hard practicing everyday after school under the direction of Coach Miss Wolejko. .4 r ' ■ ' m ' i-J-ii £. ' «, J B m w ' ' M jr ■9 ' rl m U t A m ni W tl A ES fltSSi K - ' f 1 il J 1 ....:a K u w ' i y ■ 1 k ' V- —  — ' ' %n « il FIRST ROW: Miss O ' Brien, Gail Lonergan, Elaine Brennan, co-capt.; Kerry McCabe, co-capt.; Nadine Cole, Sharon Burgess, manager. SEC- OND ROW: Lois Staiger, Judith Makela, Linda MacLeod, Donna Peder- zani, Ann Giammarco, Sharon Prouty, manager. JUNIOR VARSITY This year ' s Girls ' Junior Varsity Basketball team compiled a record which gives great hopes for the success of next year ' s varsity. The team, under the direction of Coach Miss O ' Brien, won twelve of its fourteen league games ■ 1 H ' ' ' I M, 1 1 H H H TRACK t JMj FIRST ROW: Gary Hird, James Edwards, Michael Truskowski, Kenmore Lun- gren, David Correa. SECOND ROW: Richard Bell, James Davidson, Norris Whis- ton. Indoor Track helps to build the body and to produce a well-rounded athlete. Silver Lake ' s 1965 team by their persistence, skill, and rugged perfor- mance has represented the school at all meets well. This year ' s team participated in the Y.M.C.A. meets, A.A.U. meets, and at the State meets. The following members have placed in the meets: Ken- neth Lundgren 4th in 300 yd. run at State Meet; David Correa in the 50 yd. dash; James Davidson in the 1000 yd. run; John Grant in the shotput; Mike Truskowski in the 600 yd. run; and Richard Barboza in the 300 yd. run. . •■■ ' ■ • m ' • ■ ' ' ' ■ FINIS SUBSIDIES LORING STUDIOS BOSTON AND BROCTON MR. JOSEPH FORMALS FOR PROMS PURTAIN CLOTHING CO., MASS. SILVERLAKE STUDENT COUNCIL FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLASS OF 1965 JAMES HANELT CHARLES CRASE JERRY VINAL Benotti ' s Market 66 Main St., Kingston Bessr-Walk-Over Shoes D. W. Bessc, 8A North St., Plymouth E and J Printing Company 293-2038 Hendries Ice Cream Howard Kerr ' s Paints and Wallpapers Compliments of Kingston Aluminum Foundry Kingston RALPH WIKSTON LEO CUSHMAN Kingston Block Company, Inc. Masonary Supplies Maki Construction Company, Inc. 65 Plain St., Pembroke Paul ' s Barber Shop Reardon ' s Tree and Landscape Service 144 Dwelley St., Pembroke South Shore Factory Shoe Outlet Routes 3-139, Hanover John D. Walsh, Jr., Insurance Agency Washington St., Routes 3, Pembroke s Al ' s American Station Babbitt Motors Benjamin Lang and Company Bill ' s Donut Shop Braid-Aid Company Bosworth ' s Garage The Carousel of Hanover Ecker ' s Jewelry Go-Go ' s Submarines Gould ' s Sujjermarket Compliments of Hank ' s Garage Hanover Pharmacy Hayv rard ' s Variety Store John E. Jordan Company Keith ' s Restaurant King ' s Supermarket Kingston News Store Lelyveld ' s Stride-Rite Shoe Store boring ' s Jewelers The Old Red Cider Mill Pembroke Auto Body Shop Pembroke Motors, Iik. The Pembroke House Pilgrim Super Drug Plymouth Men ' s Shop Poirier ' s Bakery Sears Roebuck Company The Silver Lake Press Smith ' s Inc. Tcr-Lyns Toabe ' s I C SPONSORS MR. MRS. ADAIR FAMILY The Adams ' Family MR. MRS. MARSHALL ADAMS FAMILY Mr. Mrs. Louis J. Adelchi Linda Afienko Leonard K. Albano Mrs. Albaugh Mr. Albert Alberghini Judy Alberghini Mr. Mrs. Mario P. Alfieri Mr. Mrs. Robert Allen Family Mr. Mrs. Carl D. Andersen Mr. Mrs. Frank Anderson The Andersons Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Angell Mr. Mrs. Patrick Angelo Mrs. Frances Angle Dr. Mrs. John C. Angley Hubert A. Angus, Jr. Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Mr. Raymond Anti Mr. Mrs. Nardo J. Anti Elide Antoniotti Sam Ardizzoni Mr. Mrs. Robert Armsbee Mrs. Mabel Arruda Mr. John L. Atrock Theodore Avery Mrs. I. B. Babbitt, Sr. Mrs. Bachofner Don Badeau Mrs. Badore Mr. Emmett B. Baker Mr. H. Baker Mrs. Kathreen Baker Stanley Baker Mr. Mrs. David Baker Mr. Mrs. Henry Bailey F. J. Bailey Mr. Henry Balboni The Bankers William C. Baragwanath Mr. Mrs. Robert Barbieri Mrs. Barie Mr. Mrs. Frank Barnaby Mr. Mrs. Philip S. Barnes Mr. Mrs. Souther Barnes David B. Barrow Mrs. Ann Barsi Mr. Arthur Batchelor Mrs. L. Beausoleil Mr. Mrs. Alden Becker Family Jackie Becker The Bells Mr. Mrs. Manny Benevides The Benomes Philip Benotti Mr. Mrs. Ferdinando Benotti Mrs. Fortunato Benotti Mr. Richard Bergeron Mr. Robert Bergman Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Berridge Chester Bertocchi Donald Besegai Best Wishes to the Senior Class Best Wishes Alfred Bevis The Biagiottis Christopher Binns Andrew N. Binns Mary D. Birchmore Mr. Victor Bissonnette Mr. Mrs. Arvo Blom Carla Bluhm The Bollivar Family Robert Boncek Mrs. L. D. Bond Mr. Mrs. Bonney Mrs. Irene Borghesani Mr. Alton Borghesani David B. 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Edwards Mr. Mrs. Phillip Edstrom Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Ellis Mr. Mrs. Warren Ellis, Sr. Karl Eisen Diane Emery Mr. Mrs. Arthur Emond Nancy Emond Stephen Emond Mr. Donald Ethier Mrs. Roger Fabri Mr. Mrs. Roger Fabri Mrs. John Fagan Mr. William Fairweather Mr. Ronald Fallon Mr. Mrs. Stanley Farr Charles Farrington Mr. Edwin Fearing The J. P. Federicos The R. A. Federicos Diane Fernald Mrs. Maurice Fernez Mr. Joseph Ferriera MR. MRS. NELSON M. FERRELL FAMILY Mrs. Muriel Ferrell Mr. Mrs. Carl Fest Mr. Fitzgerald Mary Fitzgerald Mr. Mrs. John G. Fitzgerald Mrs. William Flint The Floods Mr. Mrs. Robert Fogg Mr. Mrs. Joseph Fontes Mr. Arthur Forcier The Ford ' s Mr. Mrs. Joseph C. Ford Mr. Mrs. Joseph Forni 155 Main St., Kingston Andrew Forsythe The Fortier ' s Mr. Mrs. Warren Foster Family The Fowler ' s Fred Sharon Roger Freeman Mr. Mrs. Joseph Freitas A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A FRIEND The Fryes Mr. Mrs. Manuel Furtado Mrs. Charles Fuller Mr. Mrs. James Fusco Mr. Mrs. Gerard G. Galassi Mr. Mrs. Edward A. Galletti Thomas Galletti The Gardners MR. MRS. HENRY GARUTI Primo Garuti, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Orsean Gassett Mr. Mrs. Donald Gauley Mr. Mrs. Richard Gauley Mr. Mrs. David Gavigan Clara Gavoni Ida Gavoni The Gauquiers MR. MRS. FRANK L. GEILEAR MR. MRS. GERSTEL FAMILY Mr. Willard Gifford Joe Gill Mill Hildegarde Gillls Mill Danielle Gilman Mr. James Girouard Mary Gilli Mrs. Norma Gilmartin Mr. Mrs. Asa W. Glass, Jr. Mr. Joseph Glass Mr. Louis Glass Virginia Glass Annie Goff Arthur Goff Miss Patricia Goldmann Thomas Goldsmith Mr. Mrs. John H. Goode Mrs. Dorothy Goslin The Goslin Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Govoni Harold L. Gould, Jr. Mr. James P. Graham Claire P. Grandi Bessie Grant Mr. Grant Mrs. Grant Mr. Mrs. Joseph Greece Mr. Mrs. William Gregory The Greys Mrs. E. L. Grover Margaret I. Guglio The Gullicksens Mr. Robert L. Gully Mrs. Franklin J. Gunning Thomas Haggerty Mr. Mrs. Benjamin D. Hall Mr. Mrs. Robert T. Hall The Halls Mr. Mrs. William Halunen Charles Hancock Ben Hanelt Betty Hanelt Mr. Mrs. Howard M. Hanelt JAMES HANELT Ervin Hannan Mr. Mrs. Paul Hanrahan George K. Harmon Mrs. Patrick Harrington Mr. Mrs. Harrison Mr. Mrs. John E. Hasson Mr. B. R. Hathaway MR. MRS. HAY FAMILY Mr. Mrs. Henry Ha yford Ralph Hayward Mr. Mrs. Ralph Hayward, Jr. Mrs. John S. Heath Mr. William O. Heath Mr. Mrs. John B. Heath Mr. John S. Heath Midgie Heath Mr. Henderson Mr. Charles H. Hentschel Mr. Mrs. Henry Herget Ann Hewitt Mrs. Fred A. Hird, Jr. Mr. Aaron Hirshon Mr. Haron Hirshon Mr. Mrs. Walter E. Hilson Marguerite E. Holand Mr. Mrs. Henry Holden Mr. Mrs. Jack Hollman Mr. Albion Holmes Elora Holmes John Holmes Martha Holmes Mr. Mrs. Russell Holmes Robert Holt Virginia Darius Horton The Holzworths Lottie Howard Mrs. Howe Mr. Mrs. Paul M. Howe The Howlands Mrs. Hudgins Mr. Mrs. James Hughes, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John L. Hughes Larry Hunt Mr. Donald Hunt Mr. Gerard Hurley Mr. Charles Huston Mr. Ingalls The Inghams Mr. Mrs. Harold Inman Joanne Jimmy John Lesta John Ruth The Johnsons The Johnsons Mr. Roger Johnston Mr. Phillip Jones Mr. Mrs. Arsene Joubert Miss Cheryl Joubert Mr. Warren Joubert Christopher Joyce Mr. Mrs. Charles Mary Julian Mr. Ronald Kaiser Karen Paul Karen Steven Mr. George Kasparian Michael Keany Clyde Keene, Jr. Keith Cindy Mr. Clinton T. Keith The Keiths Mr. Robert Keith Mr. Mrs. Edward Kelleher Mr. Mrs. Donald Kelly Mr. P. Brooks Kelly Mrs. Peter Kelley Mrs. Thomas Kelley The Kelleys Kenny Debbie Mrs. Margaret Kilroy Donna Mae King Mr. Tei King Capt. Mrs. William F. Kerkwood Mr. Kenneth Kite Mr. Mrs. Warren Kriegel The Koplows Bruno Kvelems Roger Ladd Mr. Mrs. John F. Landry Paul D. Landry Mrs. Ralph M. Landry Judy LaFrance The LaF ranee ' s Mr. Mrs. James Laing Florence Lambert Mr. Mrs. T. W. Lampi Mr. Lary Lante Mr. Mrs. Alfred Lanzilotta The F. Lanzilotta ' s Mr. Mrs. J. Lanzilotta Mr. Mrs. Michael Lanzilotta Louis Lapinski Mr. Mrs. A. E. LaRoche Mr. Anselmo Laurenti Mr. LaVallee William LaValley Joseph F. LaVigne Mr. Mrs. Leroy Leighton Mr. Mrs. James Leonard Lee Mr. Mrs. Edward Leadbetter Mrs. LeCleir The Legge ' s Olive Lemerise Mrs. V. LeMotte Arthur Leonardi The Lundgrens Mrs. Arnold Lindquist Liz Dennis The Liddell ' s Joseph Lombardi Lawrence D. Lombardi Mr. Albert Longo MR. MRS. ALF LOOTZ Mr. Mrs. Joseph Lopes Mr. Mrs. Fred W. Loring Mrs. Helen B. Loring Jim Loring Ronald Loring Mr. Daniel L. Lowe Mr. Mrs. Gabriel Luiz David Lunetta The Lundgrens Mr. Frank R. Luongo Mrs. Lydon The Lynch Fa mily Mrs. Jean Maarschalk Kathy MacDonald The MacNeill ' s Mr. Mrs. William MacPhail Miss Anna MacRae Mr. William Madden The Mahoneys Mr. Henry Malaguti Mr. Mrs. Robert Malaguti Miss Barbara Mallonee Edward F. Malone Reverend Lloyd Marble Janice Margeson Mrs. Mark Mr. William Markee Salvatore Marri MAR-THEL CERAMICS Mr. Mrs. Antone Martin Mr. Mrs. Earl Martin Mr. Mrs. Ralph Martin Louis Marvelli Mr. Mrs. Edwin D. Mason Carl Matheson Mr. Mrs. Alton Matlnzi Richard Mazalewski Mr. Mrs. Russell P. McAdams A. Donald McAleer Mr. Paul McAuliffe Mr. Mrs. Richard McAuliffe Mr. Kevin McCabe Mr. John McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Charles McCarthy Mr. Cameron McClellan Mrs. Lloyd McClelland Mrs. Jean H. McCulloch Robert J. McDonagh Danny McDougall Mrs. Mary McGrath Mr. Mrs. Ernest McGrath Mrs. Mclnnis Mr. Mrs. Henry McKay Mr. Bernard McLaughlin, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Roy L. McLean Teddy McManus Miss Ann McPhee Miss Ann McRell The Mehtalas Mr. J. S. Mendenhall Mr. Mrs. Albert C. Merade Carol Merrill Mr. Mrs. A. Merritt Cyndy Merry Mr. Gene Merry Mr. Mrs. Robert Merry Mr. Mrs. Edward Metz Mrs. Joseph Metzger Mr. Mrs. Jesse Meyer Mrs. Mezzelli James Milberry Howard Miles Mr. Mrs. Richard S. Miles LeRoy Miller Mr. George Miller Robert Miller The E. Millers Mr. Mrs. Carl V. Miller Mr. Mrs. Frank Miller Mr. Allan Minelli Mr. John Minelli Mr. Frederick Mineo James A. Minturn Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mitchell Mr. Mrs. Irving Mix, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Mizioch Russell Monk Mr. Louis J. Montali MR. MRS. NICHOLAS MONTEIRO FAMILY John J. Moore Mr. Thomas Moore William Morrisette Mr. Willard Morse Mr. William R. Morrison Mr. Thomas Motte Mr. Mrs. John Mulley Mr. Willisim T. Mullin Mr. Charles Mulllns Mr. Lois Mulliken Paul Munson The Murphys Maryanne Nappi Charles Nava Mr. F. Neiison Barbara Newcomb Richard Nicholson Lillian Nickerson Mr. Mrs. Wilbert Nickerson Casimen Nilosek Mr. Louis Noguiera Mr. Nolan Mr. Mrs. Frank Nolan Mr. Noonan Mrs. Nordin Mrs. Norkus Alfred Norton Alfred E. Norton, Jr. The Norries Alphie Norrman Mr. Mrs. Cliff Norrman Mr. Mrs. Nummelin BILL NUTE Mr. Mrs. William Nute Dennis O ' Brien Richard W. O ' Brien Mrs. Marion O ' Connor Mr. Robert L O ' Neil Miss Sara O ' Neil The Osbornes Reverend Leroy Owens Fr. Mrs. Kenneth Packard Ted Parker Mr. Mrs. Parris Mrs. Flora L Partin Mr. Mrs. Amelio Pasolini Mr. Jack Patrico Mrs. Roland Paul Mr. William Paul Earl Paulding Mrs. Leroy G. Peck Mr. Pederzani Mr. Russell Pejouhy, Jr. Miss Blanche Pelletier Mrs. Edna Pelletier Mr. Mrs. Perkins Mr. Henry Perry DR. MRS. GLENN D. PERRY, D.M.D. Mr. Mrs. Richard Perry Mrs. Meric Pesanelli Mr. Peterson Mrs. Merle Peterson Mr. Mrs. Peter Peterson Mrs. Albert T. Pierce George W. Pierce Charles Hinckley Pike Mr. Mrs. Carl F. Pillsbury, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Alfred Pimental Family Mr. Mrs. Alfred J. Pimental Mr. Mrs. Arthur Pimental Mary Anne Pimental Susan PimentaJ The Pinkhams Michael Po Mrs. Arthur S. Poirier MR. MRS. PAUL E. POIRIER Mr. Mrs. George A. Porter Mr. Mrs. Robert Porter Mr. B. Pratt David Pratt Mr. Mrs. Gordon Pratt Mr. Mrs. Walter D. Pratt MR. MRS. WALTER PRATT, JR. Howard Proctor Mr. Mrs. Howard A. Proctor Family Philip Proctor Mrs. Mildred Prouty Mrs. Pugsley Edward Pulsifer Mr. Charles Randall Mr. Mrs. Thomas Randall The W. T. Rankins Mr. Mrs. Jack Redgate The Reeds Mr. Mrs. Everett Reed Mr. Mrs. Albert Reid Mr. Frank Repetto Mr. C. Revell Walter Richards Mr. Mrs. George R. Riddell Mr. John Rideout Kenneth Riel Mr. Mrs. Robert Rigel Mr. Mrs. Rioux Mr. Mrs. Wayne Roache Mr. Bill Robare Mrs. Mary Robare Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Robins Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Robbins Linda Lee Robbins Mrs. Mary Robbins Mrs. Ruth Roberts ROBIN ' S NEST KINDERGARTEN Rocky Nook Greenhouse Mr. Robert Rodgers Signor Roine Elno Rossi Stephen Rossi Marie G. Rovatti Mr. Mrs. William Ruemker Abraham Ruffini Mr. Mrs. Mike Ruffini Mrs. Robert L. Rumbel Mr. John Ruprecht John Rushton Mr. Mrs. F. A. Russell Rusty Sue Mr. Mrs. Ryan Mr. Mrs. Gerard Ryan Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Ryll Blanche Santerre Mr. Mrs. Wilfred Santerre Willie Santerre Mr. Mrs. Allen D. Sargent Mr. Mrs. Donald L. Sauer Mr. Mrs. Bruce Scagliarini Andrew Scanlon Mae Scanlon Mr. Joseph Scarzoni Reverend David Schaffer Mrs. Schubert Mr. John Schuller Mrs. F. J. Scheid Ernest Schwenzfeir Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Sciacca Mr. Gasper Sciacca Mr. Richard Seggelin Charles Sears Margie Seaver Mr. Seely Mr. John Semple Mr. Lawrence H. Seggelin Mr. Richard Seggelin Mr. Mrs. George D. Sewall Mr. Mrs. Enzo Sgarzi William Shappert The Shaw ' s Mr. Mrs. Heru7 Shaw Mrs. Sheay Mrs. Harry Shea Mrs. Margaret A. Sheehan Barbara Shefftz Joseph Shepherd Mrs. Melvin Shepherd Mr. Mrs. Burton J. Shepherd Mrs. Robert Sherman Gary Shire Mr. Arthur Silvester Mr. Paul Skinner Mr. Mrs. Ronald A. Slack Mr. Johm Slumkies Mr. Bruce Smith Russell B. Smith Mr. Mrs. George Smith Miss Rita Smith Watson Smith The Smiths The Smiths Mrs. Terry Snift Mrs. Soignier The Solaris Mr. Mrs. Robert Somers Paul Souza Mario Spalluzzi Antone Spalluzzi The Spear ' s Mrs. Marion Spencer Mr. John Spinale Mr. Michael Spinelli Mr. Maurice Splaine Mrs. Beatrice Sprague Miss Priscilla Sprague Mrs. Edward Stafford Mr. Mrs. Fred Staiger Mr. St. James Mr. St. Onge Dr. Carl W. Stegmaier Mrs. Lucy M. Stein The Stevens Mr. Matthew Stevens The Stewarts Mr. Malcolm Stewart Mr. Mrs. O. S. Stewart E. J. Stuart Robert St. Jean E. J. Stuart Mr. Rodney Stiles Mrs. Arthur Strassel Arthur Strassel, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John Strauser Mr. Mike Taddio Mr. Edward Taube Mr. Roland E. Tangley The Tarrars Mr. Mrs. A. Paul Tassinari William A. Taylor Theodore Thomas, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Rick Thompson Mrs. Constance Thrasher Mr. Theran I. Thibodeau P. Thompkins C. L. Tirrell Raymond Tobias, Jr. The Tochers Mrs. Alboni Trotta Mary Trotta Paul Trotta Sal Trotta Betty Trafton Mrs. Ella Trask Mr. Mrs. Trimble The Tubmans Mrs. Clyde Turner Mr. Mrs. Eino Ulvila Mr. Mrs. Charles Upham Mr. Uston David Valla, Jr. Joseph E. ' Valla Paul Vantangoli Mr. Mrs. Arthur Vantangoli Mr. Mrs. James VanWeelden John Vennis Nicholas Ventre Mrs. Fae Vincent Guy L. Volpe Mr. Mrs. Arthur Wade William Wall, Jr. Bertram Walsh Mr. Henry Walsh Miss Carol Walker Mr. Mrs. Clarence Warwick Mr. Wass Mr. Charles Waterman Gerry Waters Mr. Thomas Weathers Mrs. Edna Webb Anna S. Webber Walter Webber Judy Webster Mr. Mrs. Wallace A. Weeks Mr. Welch Gordon Wells Mr. Weomans Mr. Harold Weston Mr. Bernard Watts John E. Whebble Mr. Mrs. Gordon Wheeler Mr. Chris White Elmont C. White Mr. Edward Whitely Mrs. Florence Whitely Robert Whiting The Whiteneys Mrs. Gordon Wiksten Don Wilkins Mrs. Patrick Willette Hans Fritz Wilson Mrs. Edward Winslow Mr. Lewis Wood Phoebe Woodward The Woodwards Susan Woodworth Mr. Joseph Woznik Mr. Wright Mr. Mrs. Earl Wright Mrs. Bernard Wrightington Mr. Frank Yager Joseph Yager Mr. Mrs. Anthony Yanne J. C. Youngblood Mr. Mrs. Earl Zahn Mr. Mrs. Lester Zahn Mrs. Florence Zinsius Mr. Mrs. Robert N. Zinsius CUSHiviAiM Lu Silver Lake Regional i 260Pembrol eS;.j:t Kingston, iVIA 02364 :-ol Silver Lake Regional High School is in the heart of the Massachusetts ' cranberry producing region . . . This industry provides employ- ment for many of the citi- zens of Halifax, Kingston, Pembroke, and Plympton, the towns comprising the Silver Lake district . . . By using cranberries as a theme, we intended to link our yearbook to this sp ecific region ... As you have passed through the pages of this annual, we believe you have gained insight into the southeast- em New England area and one of its local high schools, specifically Silver Lake . . . We sincerely hope that you enjoyed your journey. 1965 YEARBOOK COPY 7 f K i i jJK-j .-Jiiiv m jKikVPt - jUC