Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1962 volume:

Jaffb Edwards Library 235 Main Street Southbridqe, MA 01550 Aiklnyxk E Qsixs A117301 1445575 O Q MA GENERAL C UTHBRI GE, SO 50 1 EXCDDUS 1962 SCJUTHBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL SOUTHBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS FOREWORD We, the class of 1962, have selected Exodus as the theme of our year- book. It was during our senior year that we led the exodus of students and teachers from our once separate Cole Trade and Mary E. Wells High school to the unified Southbridge High School. We have spent several ex- citing months in this newly constructed school, but we, as seniors, are not destined to reniain. Another exodus is stirring, one that is more distant. It urges us to venture forth into this age of unrest and to strive to make this world a land of milk and honeya' for those who are to follow. We seniors will determinedly work toward this end. COLOR BROWN AND WHITE MO'I'l'O QUID ERIMUS, NUNC FIEMUS FLOWER GARDENIA 2 CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS HISTORY 3 SPO RTS ACTIVITIES DEDICATION Q--:-svnf.-:Q-.Q-.yf.:xhs,.-: ..Ah..A ., ..X.h.1, MR. ROBERT YOUNG MR. ROBERT BEALS We the class of 1962 gratefully dedicate this yearbook to our class ad- visors, Mr. Robert Young and Mr. Robert Beals, for their kindly guidance on concessions, proms, and other class activities. Through their understand- ing and friendly encouragement, we as a class, have made continued strides throughout our High School careers. In deepest appreciation for their efforts, we hope to maintain the standards they have set for us. 4 . ,+. :Q v ' .p., -'ww . -- , -I - F?-.- iw t'C9 feEf,!l. -Q -.r-71:3 Cr.: A- a.--v-F.--f -557'-J tflmf'-N-lm' f-My mtg-g5Z2Fg-,Qi,sQ.-lr. -' :N af , ui ',.'l'?.'K-' rg'-3' P3 iam! ws X .Wkl N. .'kNrl'1 P O WS l, 951' ' K' ' s ' ..-- t J QQ - - N f-'lxifws if- . R. v -fin.. 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BRAIVIAN 1901-1961 Teachers like Mr. Braman have helped to mold students into young men and women. By their guidance and under- standing, students are assured of a successful future. We do not think of Mr. Braman only as a teacher, but also as a kind, wannhearted human being. The entire faculty and student body of Southbridge High School extend their deepest sympathies to his family and relations. K NX ADMINISTRATION FACULTY DR. JAMES M. ROBERTSON Principal and Co-ordinator ADMINISTRATION MR. ROBERT L. FOX Superintendent of Schools MR. EDWARD J. DESROCHES Vice-Principal MR. RAYMOND L. W. BENOIT Director of Cole Trade Division DR. LEWIS A. KYRIOS MRS. KATHRYN H. BEAUREGARD Guidance Director 6 Guidance Counsellor FAC U LTY ' lft - ? ,ml f MR. GEORGE MR. MELVIN MR. ROBERT MR. RAYMOND AUBIN BARAN BEALS BENOIT 41' rg f' as lx ? 3 I 2? f' J ful A if MR. DONALD MISS CLAIRE MISS ROSE BERNARD BIRTZ BRODEUR 9932 Q EN .mf nz. 'f Wx X gy MRS. EVA MR. FRANCIS MR. ANTHONY MISS CASAVANT CASSIDY CHLAPOWSKI CONSTANCE CODERRE MR. JOHN MRS. DOROTHY MR. JOHN CONLON DALY EGAN 7 . X x, . Q V+ K 1,1 KK .xv 'X -ak.. ' ' W'- xx xzzixyaxm X . .5 K 1 1 IK HIM R0 X uir - i31 I A. Ig ip Nw 1 3 if an MISS THECLA DR. WILLIAM MR. SIDNEY MR. DANIEL FITZGERALD FLETCHER GATES GERONIMO b vu Isl gg. , I - Q .. -- -.. : -Y 1 .x , Q.: - 1 1 MR. WALTER MISS PERSIS MR. JOSEPH GLONDEK HOWE JORDAN MR. LEONARD MR. DAVID MRS. BARBARA MRS. MELIA KEYES KNIGHT KYRIOS LEBOEUF 1 .A,Y' MR. NORMAND MR. DONALD MR. LUCIAN LEDUC MARINO MANCHUK 8 Wh MR. HAROLD MISS M. MR. HARRY MR. WILLIAM MCAULIFFE JACQUELINE MCMAHON NICKERSON MCGARRELL Q ,ix ls . MR. WILLIAM MR. EUGENE PAUL REMIAN L 'PHI X 'li W 'B 4 MR. FRANK MR. PAUL SKINYON SWEET MR. ROLAND MR. EDWIN VARIN WASKIEWKZ 9 R X ., R Q.. x - MISS ADA TIERI X ' ,wx '6 Q ' -ay MISS MARION SANFORD MISS FRANCES TROY ' x - A'Q ' .fw Q ..'- MR. ROBERT YOUNG L,l.,f , N2 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT in T 'Ti- EDWARD W. BELANGER JR. Engineer 'IEddie - Class Pres. 1,45 H.R. Pres. 2,35 St. Council 1-45 Band 15 Glee Club 35 Science Fair 25 Com.: Dance 1-45 Ticket 1-45 Prom 35 Assemblies 1-45 M.C. Class Play 45 Talent Show 45 Football 2-45 Concessions 4. SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT mf- LJ' HARRIET T. XANTHAKOS journalist Do-Do - Class V.P. 1-45 Yearbook Co-Ed 45 St. Council 1-45 Crimson and Gray 1,25 Lit. Ed. 35 Scarlet Banner 45 Jr. Div. R.C. Ed. 15 V.P. 2,35 Southbridge News Reporter 35 Class Play: Tickets 3, Costumes 45 Concessions Chair- man 45 Interclass Cheering 1,25 H.R. Pres. 15 Jr. R.C. 1,25 Pep Club Sec. 25 G.O.G. 45 F.T. of A. 25 Science Fair 25 Assemblies 1-45 Com.: Prom 35 Dance Chairman -1-45 Usherette: Grad. Wk 3, Tal. Shows 2. TREASURER VIOLET A. ZOTO Teacher Vi - Class Sec. 3,45 Yearbook 45 Inter- class Cheering 1-45 Assemblies 2-45 Conces- sions 45 Pep Club 25 Jr. Div. R.C. 15 Jr. R.C. 35 Play promp. 1,35 Props 45 Scarlet Banner 45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Poster Award 25 Science Fair 35 Com.: Prom Dec. 35 Dance 1-4. :PMB WILLIAM G. BOWEN Air Force Career Bill - Class Pres. 25 Class Treas. 1,45 St. Council 2-45 Harvard Book Award 35 Foot- ball 1-3, co-captain 45 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 4. RONALD A. BACHAND Sheet Metal BETTY M. BARNES Secretary Betty'l 1 Glee Club 1-35 Civics Club 25 J.R.C. 25 Com.: Dance 1,25 Pep Club 'D DONNA MARIA BERNARDONE Nurxe 'LDonna,' - Glee Club l-35 Class Play 3,45 Pep Club 25 J.R.C. 1,25 Science Fair 2, 3: award 35 Crimson and Gray 2.35 Scarlet Banner Soc. Ed. 45 Yearbook 45 F.T.A. 1, Concessions 45 Com.: Dance 2-45 Prom 35 Assembly 2 3 Usherette: Grad. 3. G'Whitey 4 Basketball 1-45 Cross Country 1-35 Baseball 45 St. Gov't Rep. 35 Corn.: Fund Raising 35 Prom Dec. 3, ANN M. BAKER Medical Secretary Ann - Cheerleader 2.3: Capt. -lg Interclass Cheering 2,35 Yearbook 45 Scarlet Banner 45 As- sembly 25 Usherette: Class Play 3, DAVID B. BERTRAND Drafting Dave - Cross Country 25 Glee Club 2. JOANN C. BERTRAND Beautician jo - Mixed Chorus 2,35 Operetta 3 DONALD A. BELANGER .Cabinet Shop Don - Glee Club 2-3. JANICE A, BERNIER Nurse 'ijanw - H.R. V.P. 25 Jr. Div. R.C. 1-35 Civics Club 25 Glee Club 1-35 J.R.C. 1-45 Scarlet Banner 45 Crim- son and Gray 2-35 Yearbok 45 Science Fair 2-35 Inter- class Cheer 25 Usherette: Senior Play 45 Jr. Play 35 Concessions 43 Com.: Dance 1,23 Prom 3. EUGENE W. BLANCHETTE Sheet Metal '1Chet 4 Co-op -1-5 Basket- ball 1-4. RICHARD P. BOISVERT Aviator GreenwoodU - H.R. Treas. 1-45 St. Council 45 Year- book 45 Scarlet Banner 4 Golf Team 25 Baseball 3,4 Com.: Dance 1-35 Prom 3 SANDRA L. BINGHAM Teacher Sandyl' - F.T.A. 35 Com.: Dance 1. RICHARD C. BLAIS Drafting Dick 1 Co-op 2-45 Baseball 25 Basketball 25 Cross Country 2 Yearbook 45 Alt. Prom 3. Football 45 Glee Club 2535 St. Gov't Rep. 35 Comm.: BONITA BORGHESI Teacher a :Q JOY F. BOERNER Nurse Joy - Three-in-one 25 As- sembly 25 Concessions 3 Usherette: Class Night 3 Senior Play 4. ANNA BONADIES Teacher Ann - H.R. Sec. 25 Ci- vics Club 25 Glee Club 1535 Science Fair 25 F.T.A. 1-45 Crimson and Gray 2,35 Year- book 45 Scarlet Banner 45 Interclass Basketball 35 Con- cessions 45 Usherette: Class Play 35 Com.: Prom 35 Play Costume 4. Bonny - Glee Club 2,35 F.T.A. 2-45 Crimson and Gray 2-45 Band 15 Assembly 25 Operetta 35 Science Fair 2: Class Play 45 Com.: Prom 3. EDMOND L. BROUSSEAU Draftznb Eddie -- Class Vp. 2: Glee Club 1-3. 13 1 EDWARD F. BURDEN Sheet Metal Ed 1 Coop. 43 Class V.P. 3, Football 4. RAYMOND P. CARMEL Service Ray - Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1,23 Cross Country 1-33 Interclass Basketball 1, 23 H.R.H.O. 1-4. JOANNE R. BROWN Beautician Jo - Civics Clubg Scarlet Banner 43 Yearbook 43 O.G. 2. MADELINE A. BUCHANAN Nurse Maddy - Science Fair 23 Yearbook ed. StaFf 4, History 43 Usherettes3 Jr. Class Play 33 Class Nightg Com, Prom Dec. 3. 43 ELAINE L. CHASE Engineer Elaine - Class Play, props 3,43 Yearbook 43 Com: prom Dec. 3, Concessions 4, Dance 1-4. SUSIE A. CLEMENCE Nurse Susie,' - H.R. V.P. lg Crimson and Gray 1-33 Pep Club 25 Interclass cheering 23 Interclass Basketball 33 Science Fair 33 jr. R.C. 1-3, Jr. Div. Ret. Chil. 2,33 Glee Club 1-43 Yearbook 43 Com: Prom Dec. 33 Dance 2-43 Concessions 4. 14 JOANNA C. CALCAGNI Secretary Jo - H.R. Sec. 13 Sci- ence Fair 13 Crimson and Gray 1,23 Usheretteg Class Play 3, Class Night 33 Com: Prom Dec. 3. DAVID J. CHARRON Dentixt Buzz - Band 1,23 Foot- ball Mgr. 3,43 Assemblies 2-43 Class Play, props. 43 Com: Dance3 Music 3,4Q Prom Dec. 3. JOYCE E. COLLETTE Dancing Instructor KiKi - H.R. Sec. 1,25 V.P. 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Inter- class Cheering 2,35 Crirnxon and Gray 35 Assemblies 1-45 Science Fair 25 Scarlet Ban- ner 45 Jr. R.C. 35 Class Play 45 Com.: Dance 1-45 Prom 3. VERONICA W. CUIKAJ Hairstylixt Chook - H.R. V.P. 1,45 H.R. Sec. 2,35 Science Fair 25 Class Play 35 Com.: Prom 3. PAUL T. COITEIQX Paul -- Co-op 4. Electrician DONALD R. COLLETTE Maclzinist Don - Co-op 4. VIVIAN L..COURNOYER Dancing Instructor Vivabelle,' - Jr. R.C. 2,35 Talent show 1-35 Basketball 3,45 Glee Club 1,35 Inter- class Cheering 1,35 Caf. Cashier 15 Com.: Dance 1-45 Prom 35 Concessions 45 Programs JOHN R. CUTLER Aviator John - H.R. Pres. 3,45 Treas. 15 Scarlet Banner 45 Crimson and Gray 1,25 Yearbook 45 Class Play 45 Golf Team 25 Com.: Dance 1,25 Prom 3 3 Grad. Announcement 4. LORRAINE R. DEMICK Air Line Stewardesx Lorraine - Glee Club 1-3, CIVICS Club 2, Usherette: Play 3. HAIDO I. DIVRIS Secretary Idal' - Glee Club 35 Scarlet Banner 45 Usher- ette: Play 3,45 Com.: Dance 3. 15 PATRICIA A. DUQUETTE Secretary i'Duke - Clee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 31 Usher- ette: Grad. Wk. 3g Class Play 35 Civics Club 2. PAUL E. ETHIER Service c'Paulil' - H.R. Pres. 1,25 Interclass Basketball 1,25 .Assemblies lg Com.: Dance 1,23 Prom 3. 4 Q.. 1 ra . I 'lr Xl In , l , K DARCY J. DOMIJAN Teacher Darcy 4 Crimson and Gray 2, Art Ed. 35 Scar- let Banner, Art Ed. 43 Glee Club 1,3g Class Play 3,41 Concessions 45 Yearbook 41 Interclass Cheer 1,23 Pep Club 23 One Act Play 2g Com.: Prom 4g Dance 1-4g Usherette: Grad. Wk. RONALD E. DUPRE, JR. Electrician i'Stretchl' - Co-op 4. FRANCIS B. FEIINESSEY Engineer Fran - H.R. Treas. 2-41 Football 2-3: Track lg Cross Country lg Baseball Man. 11 St. Council 2-43 Crimson and Gray 2,33 Yearbook Bus. Man. 4g Com.: Color 3. DONALD J. FITZGERALD Agricultural Administrator Don W- Yearbook 1-3: Crimwn anrl Gray 1,35 Scarlet Banner Sub, Mgr. 4. 16 RAYMOND W. ENGEI Drafting Stretch 7 Yearbook Co-op 3,4-g Com.: Prom Pictures 3. PAULETTE R. ETHIER Hairdrexser Palette, - H.R. V.P. 2-1 Sec. lg Scarlet Banner 1 Yearbook 43 G.O.G. I Civics Club 25 Dance 1,1 Prom Ticket 3. CAROL L. FORTIER Typist Jr. R.C. 2g Civics club 1. THEODORE L. GAUDETTE Aero-Nautical Engineer Teddy,' - A.V.A. 3-4g Assemblies 3-43 Com.: Dance 4. PAUL A. FONTAINE Drafting Paul - Co-op 43 Glee Club l-3. GERALD A. FORRAND Gerry - H.R. Pres. 1,25 Jr. R,C. 2,31 Class play, setting 3: Com: Prom 35 Dance 3. -- fi ' Q.. Af ,Q A, .,,. A i ii: 5.511- RICHARD A. GERVASI Machinist Dick - Co-op 4. PATRICIA A. GIROUX Teacher Path - H.R. Sec. lg Science Fair 23 Girl State Pep 3g F.T.A. 1,45 Usherette: Class Night 35 Ro- tary Banq. 3. 17 JOHN A. GATTI JR. Lawyer Jackl' - Basketball l Golf l,2g St. Gov't Candi: date, ,3,4g Assemblies 4. Com.: Dance 4. GILBERT B. GEORGE Engineer Gil,' - Class play 3,45 Yearbook Exec. Board 45 Attended Tantasqua Re- gional High School l,2. My. t v. 'wt-Wx ' DONALD B. CUARDIANI Art Career Snap - Basketball lg Football 2,3g Class Play 45 Com.: Prom 3. JAMES C. HALL Cabinet Shop Jim - Basketball 1,23 Clee Club 1.2. RONALD CRAVELINE Business Man Gravy --- Basketball 2.3: Capt, -lg Baseball 1,4-g Golf 1.2: Scarlet Banner: Sport's Ed. 4: Pirates of Penzance 3. BETSY A. GUARDIANI Medical Secretary Cuardinia A- H.R, V.P. lg Softball 2g Inter. Cheer 1--1-3 Play 11 Basketball 31 Com.: Dance 1-4g Play 3: Concessions -l: Usherette 5-4g .Assemblies 1-33 C. Concert 3: Exchange Con. 3g Clinic 31 Pep Club 2g Mixed Chor. Jr. R.C. 3g Scarlet Ban- ner 43 Science Fair 2. '. t e 'ie '.-i , A -s .fi MICHELE A. HURLEY Teacher Michele - Concessions 41 Yearbook 4g Basket- ball 4: Attended Notre Dame Academy 1,23 St. Mary's 3. RICHARD V. JESKY Jiz 1 H.R. Treas. 1.2: H.O. 41 Prom Dec. 3: Inter Class Basketball 3,4. 18 'TP LEO L. GUYETTE JR. State Policeman Leo 5 Memorial Junior High School lg San Diego High School 2. SUSAN L. HOPKIRK Teacher Sue 1 Yearbook 4g Con- cessions 4g Usherette 4g Attended Maleria High School, Ohio 1: Fitchburg High School 2. Qs. is MICHAEL P. KOPROWSKI Dentistry Mike - Band 3.4: A.V, A. 3-4: Prom Dec. 3: Crim- son and Gray 3,41 Science Fair 2-4: HR. Treas. 3: Glee Club 3: Cross Country 4: Jr. Div. R.C. 2. ROBERT E. LaFLAMME Bob - Interclass Basket- ball 1-4: Science fair 2: Prom 3: Jr. R.C. 3. JAMES L. JULIAN Xrivy A'Doberlnan' Ifootball l-43 H.R. Qfiiccr fi,-l: Prom Det' li. FREDERICK M. KOPACZ Doctor Fred -- Cross Country 1,21 Band l--1-1 Dance Orch. 3:-Ig Basketball 2,33 Man. li: Inter 2: Nat. Ath. S.S. Key 1: Com.: Dance 1,21 Prom 31 Yearbook -I. DIANE L. LaFRANCE Nurse 'iFif - St. Council 2-41 H.R.V.P. 2: Jr. R.C. 2-3: Mixed Chorus 2, Accompanist 3: Assemb. 'Z-3: Class Play 3,41 Talent Show 3: Science fair 2-4: Yearbook Exec. Board 43 Scarlet Banner 4-3 G.O.G. 4: Com.: Dance I-4: Concessions -lg Prom 3: Usherette: Rot. Banq. 3: Graduation 3. RICHARD R. LaPIERRE Cless A- Basketball 3: Baseball '21 Com.: Prom 3. 19 'R - 7' ., JAY L. LABELLE Engineering Jay - Basketball lg Cross Country 1: Track l: Oper- etta 3: Crimson and Cray 3: Scarlet Banner 4. JEANNE C. LaFLECHE Nurse Jeanne f I-I.R.V.P, 3: H.R. Sec. 4: St. Council 3--I: G.0.G. '21 O.G. 3-4: Com: Prom 3: Dance I--Ig Color 3: Usherette: Play 3-4-3 Grad. 3. CATHERINE S. LAPRIORE Cathy - Jr. 3g H.R. Sec. 35 Yearbook 45 Clubsg Civics 2g Com.: Concessions 4. 'Ni LEO LAVALLEE XX, Paternmaker h Leo - Com.: Da.nce 25 Scarlet Banner Co- - , ni 41,1 an - 2 Ed. 4. RICHARD J. LAVALLEE Machinist Dick - Co-op 4. PETER J. LITCHFIELD Attend College Pete - H.R. Pres. 1,39 Yearbook Co-Ed. 45 Crimson 2 NK .W and Gray 35 Science Fair 3, -fi-..a... . 4g Com.: Dance 1-3. I LINDA L. LOMME Lab Technican Linda - Science Fair 23 Yearbook 45 Usher- etteg Graduation 3 5 Rotary Banq. 3g Com.: Dance 4. A VV w f ' BERNARD G. LUSIGNAN I .J Machinist ' , .ff 5 Butch - Class Treas. 3g Yearbook ' --'14 I :Hs Prom 3. 20 43 Com.: ROGER J. LAVALLEE Accountant Roger - Assemblies 2,4g Sports: Inter Class Basketball 1-4g Com.: Prom 3. JOSEPH L. LOMBARDI Machinist Joe - Prom 33 Inter Class Basketball 2. JOSEPH G. McKAY Sam - Class Play 35 Inter Class Basketball 1-45 H.R. Pres. 2,35 science fair 25 Com.: Prom 35 Dance 1-3. SUSAN L. MERRY Social Service Worker Sue - Class Play 3,45 Yearbook 45 Scarlet Banner 45 Assemblies 3,45 Attended Upper Merion High School 1,25 Com.: Dance 3,45 Prom 35 High School Corner WESO 3. KATHLEEN E. MANCHUK Nurse Kathy - Glee Club 1-35 H.R.V.P. 45 Year- book 45 Crimson and Gray 1,25 Local Ed. 35 Class Play 2-45 F.T.A. 1-35 science fair 1-45 Drama 2,35 Pep 25 Com.: Prom 3, Dance 1-45 Concessions 4. JOAN A. MATERAS Private Secretary Joan - H.R. Sec 1,25 Health Officer 35 Glee 35 Scarlet Banner 45 Yearbook 45 O.G. 3,4 Rep. For Sec 3. DAVID G. MORSE Moose 4 HR Tres. 1-35 Yearbook 45 Com.: Prom 35 Dance 152. LINDA E. MOSHER Aggie - Inter Class Cheer 25 H.R.V.P. 1-3: Concess. 45 Com.: Dance 1,25 Prom 3. 5 21 51' , fe' -. 1 I . H x t . I 1' vi VI 5.45 - ',, 5 .il nz, . MARY J. MELLOR Nurse Mel 4 Inter Class Cheer. 15 Jr. R.C. 1,35 Crimson and Gray 1,35 Glee Club 25 Ex Concert 25 Pep Club 25 science fair 25 R.C. 35 Com.: Dance 1-45 Prom 35 Year- book 45 Concessions 45 Scarlet Banner -1. MARY L. MICHON Nurse Mary - H.R. Officer 1-45 Yearbook 45 Inter Class Basketball 35 Cheer 1-35 Crimson and Grayg Science fair 2-45 O.G. 3,45 Com.: Concess, 45 Dance 1-45 Prom 3. WILLIAM L. OLSON JR. Electrician 'Billil 4 Cmop -1-. Carnera Shy DIANE M. OUELLETTE Secretary Diane A Cr1'm,imz and Gray 1-33 Scarlet Banner 43 Yearbook 43 Science Fair 2: Com.: Dance 4: Prom 3: Play Make-up 3,-l. NANCY V. OHOP Nurse Nancy -A f Clee Club 1: Science Fair 2: Usher- ette 3. DENNIS J, OLSON French Teacher Dennis --- Science Fair 2: Hnnnr Roll 2,31 Crimson and Gray 2: Scarlel Banner 4: Yearbook -lg Cum.: Dance 3: Prom fi. ---- Z- af'-Q 'Je 4...-rx TS'-7' R., Q BARBARA A. PERAZZOLA Secretary Barb Cum.: Dance I: Usberetle li: Yearbnnk -l: Nall Sec. Week 15. KENNETH KI. PLOUFI-'E Arirzlor Kc-nu lfmwtlmall ll H.R.H.O. l.2.-li Band l-4: Emil.: Prmn Il: Dance l.2. 22 RONALD E. OSIMO Ron - Science Fair 2-4: Band 3.4: Band Librarian -l: Speech Demonstration 2, LOUISE, PAULHUS Secretary Lou -- Com.: Dance I: Civics Club 2: Yearbook 4, 452' fi-x ' Q ' i gil Qi. 3 ' fi, .xii ji SUSAN S. QUICLEY Nurse Sue'l -- Jr. Red Cross lg Jr. Div. R.C. l: Yearbook 43 Science Fair 31 Com.: Dance 23 Prom 3: Conces- sions 4. COSTA RAPO Accountant Costa - Baseball lg In- terclass Basketball 2,3g Science Fair 2: Jr. Prom 3: Choral Reading 2. ROBERT POIRIER Chef Bob - Class Treas. 21 H.R. Treas. l--lg Fool- ball l-4: Track l,2.4g Basketball l: lntcrclass Basketball l-43 Com.: Prom 3. RONALD F. POLLONE Teacher Ronny 7 HR. Pres. 4: HR. Treas. Q: Class Treas. 33 Track 1,43 Football 3: Baseball 3.4: Science Fair 2.3.43 Class Play 3.41 Com.: Prom 31 Publ. Editor Scarlet Banner 43 Southbridge H.S. Photographer 4: F.T.A., Pres. 4. LILLIAN RENAUD Secretary Lil - C.O,C. 1.4: Scarlet Banner 4: Yearbook 43 Com.: Dance 2: Prom 3: Usherette: Class Night 3: Jr. Play 3: Graduation 3. PAUL RICHARDSON Ilflachinist Sidney -- Clee Club 1-31 Co-op l,2, 23 POLLY RAIN Polly - Yearbook 4: Jr. Div. R.C. 3,41 Scarlet Ban- ner 4: Com.: Dance 3,43 Prom 3: Concessions 4: Usherette: Jr. Play 3: Sr. Play 4: Mixed Chorus. VASIL RAPO Teacher Billie 4 Science Fair 3: Class Play lg Jr. Prom 3: Choral Reading 2: Scarlet Banner 4. EDWARD J. ROBBINS 3 l'Eddie - Yearbook 4: basketball 3-45 com.: f f dance 3-4: prom 3. r e . ,zu Q-1,31 g.. I ' I KATHLEEN C. ROURKE Q 'EJ Nurse 1,3-B 'lKathy v Scarlet Banner ed. 4: Majorette 1,2, 7' DAVIIV Co-Captain 3, Drum major 4: Yearbook 43 Jr. 5. ,,, A Div. R.C. 3, Pub ch. 1,23 H.R. Sec. 1, V.P. 4: f 5 I Class play 3, Science fair 2: science fair 2: One -Q ,..,. .fm iv act play 1: class play cast 3: inter. class cheer 1: 1 'i ' Costumes 4, 1 JoANN M. SABATINELLI Lawyer Sabo 1 Basketball 2-3: Softball 1-4: Com: Yearbook 4 DIANA SAWICKI Attend College K'Pip 1 Yearbook 4: Crim- son and Gray 1-3: Science fair 2-3: Mixed Chor. 2-43 Jr. Div. R.C. 2-4: OHice girl 3-4: class play cast 3-4: class sec. 2: H.R. treas. 1: H.R. sec. 31 Pep Club 2: lnter- class cheer. 2: tmp ten 3--lg Conn: prom fl. I CHRISTINE H. SHEA Nurse Tina Yearbook Exec. Bd. -1: Science fair 2-3: jr. Div. R.C. 1-2, pub ch, 3: H.R.V.P. 1: C and C9 2-3: Srarlet Banner 4: Rotary Club Banquet Ii: Assemblies I-4 Prom Dec. Il: Grad Usberette 3 Com: Dance l-4: .- J, ,IAN M. SICIIOI. Acc Jan ---- H.R. treas. ball 1: Com: Dance ountanf 1-2: football 1.3.43 basket- 1: Grad exer, ll: Assemblies 1.2: Clean up -lx Play +1 Smrlet Bonne: -l. 24 JOHN E. SALCE John -- audio visual aids 1-4: Jr. div. R.C. 2-45 Science Fair 2-4: Sr. Play 4: F.T.A. 25 Office Boy 1-4: Crimson and Gray 1-3: Scar- let Banner 4: U.N. Assembly 3: Projectionist Club 1-4: Com: Jr. prom 3. JOSEPH H. SEREMET Joe 4 Yearbook 3-4: Science fair 2-33 Jr. Div. R.C. 3: Audio Visual aids 3-4: Crimson and Cray 2-3: Scarlet Banner 4: H.R.H.O. 3: Exchange Concert 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Fresh. play 1: Jr. play 3: Sr. play 4: Operetta 3: Com: Prom 3: Dance 1-4. GEORGE SLADDIN Accountant George - Prom 35 Com: Dance 1-35 Baseball 15 Golf 2,45 Band 15 Glee Club 153. JOHANNA SOLDANI X-Ray Tech. Jo - Class Sec. l: H.R.V.P. 2-35 H.R. Sec 45 Interclass cheer. I-45 Prom Plan, Dec. 35 Com: Dance 1-45 Jr, R.C. 1-25 Jr. Div. R.C.C. 15 St. Council 3: Clubs: Pep 25 Science Fair 2-45 Concessions 45 Ass. l-4: Usherettes 3. STUART SIMON Stu 1 Yearbook 45 Scarlet Banner 45 Science Fair 2-35 A.V.A. 2-45 Exchange Concert 3: Mixed Chorus 35 Band l. NORMAND SIMONELLI Deano'l - H.R. Pres. lg H.R. Treas. 3,45 H.R. Health Officer 25 Inter. basketball 2,35 Glee Club 15 Jr. Red Cross 2,35 Choral Reading 25 Com: Dance l-45 Prom 35 Concessions 45 Science Fair 253. were NATALIE M. SZUGDA Art Teacher Nat - Crimson and Gray 3: Yearbook 45 Scar- let Banner 45 One Act Play 15 Glee Club 2-45 Ex- change Concert 25 Interclass cheer. 25 Jr. R.C. 1-25 Com: Dance l-45 Prom plan, dec5 3. MARGARET TARQUINIO Hairdresxer - Yearbook 45 Scarlet Banner 45 O.G. 3-45 Dance Com. 25 Usherette 3. 25 fc- 33 v- : Y CAROLYN R. SMITH Secretary Smitty - Scarlet Banner 45 Science Fair 25 Glee Club 1-45 Exchange Concert 2-35' Ass. 25 Oflice Girl 45 Pep Club 25 Dance Com. 15 Operetta Usherette 3. JANICE Y. SPLAINE Teacher jan - H.R.. Sec. 25 F.T. of A. 1-45 Interclass cheer. 1,25 Prom Dec. 35 Dance com. 1-45 Science Fair 25 O.G. 45 Ass. 2-45 Yearbook 45 Concessions 45 Acc., Senior Class Night Glee Club 3,45 Usherette 35 Speech Demonstration 2. GEORGE O. VALLEE Cabinet Shop George, -- Com: Prom Dec. 31 Candy 2. Camera Shy RICHARD R. WONDERLIE Machinist Big Dick - Class Sec. l-3: Track l: Basketball l-3g Com: Prom Dec. 3: Candy 2. ROGER H. TIBERII Air Force 'Rogn - H.R. Pres. 2,35 St. Council 43 Class Play 4g Interclass Basketball 3g Com: Prom 35 Dance 1-4, Jr. R.C. 1. ANN M. TREMBLAY Nurse Annie - Div. R.C. 1-35 Jr. R.C. 2g Prom 33 Prompter 25 Glee Club lg Usherette 3. Dec. 2? DENNIS CONGDON Artist Burke 4 Class Play Set Designer 4: Yearbook 4: Scarlet Banner 45 Prom Dec. 3. 26 ALBERT VECCHIA 'App1e - Class Pres. 3g St. Council 3,43 Basketball l-45 H.R. Pres. l,2,4g Base- ball 15 Golf 2-3g Cross Coun- try 4g Com: Dance 2-4, Prom Dec. 35 Ring 33 Pic- tures 3. SHIRLEY ANN ZIU Hair Stylist Zoo - G.O.G. 3-4 H.R.H.O. 45 Class Play 4 Softball 1-4g Basketball 2-4 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Ex Change Con. 35 Usherette 3 Interclass Basketball 3. QP ffwfvx fxfxfvx fY 7 WW , W Arn H ,,,,..g A 'Jf-YN 'ENM SENIOR HISTORY . Af The greatest event in our Senior Year was the Exodus into the new Southhridge High School. Many high school students aided in the transition by transporting books, Hles and furniture from the old school to the new building. The annual Freshman Reception was held in Mary E. Wells High Auditorium during the Hrst week of the school year. Many students of both schools attended the function. 28 SENIOR COMMITTEES 00 F34 CONCESSIONS FLOWER, COLOR, AND MOTTO GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS 29 F75-771:r f MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bill Bowen, Diane LaFrance. Paul Fontaine CLASS CLOWNS Ray Carmel, Johanna Solclani. Dick Gervasi in in. i I z 3 ,mal SU PERLATIVES OF BEST ARTISTS Dennis Congdon, Darcy Domijan, Eddie Brousseau BEST DANCERS Norinand Siinonelli, Violet Zoto, Donald Belanger 8TH PERIOD STUDENTS Ray Carmel, Natalie Szugda Ron Bachancl 30 THE CLASS OF 1962 DID THE MOST FOR '62 Eddie Belanger, Harriet Xanthakos Bernard Lusignan BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Gilbert George, Diane LaFrance, Dick Blais CHATTERBOXES David Morse, Ann Marie Tremblay, Dick Gervasi BEST ATH LETES Bill Bowen, JoAnn Sabatinelli, Ron Bachand CHANGED THE MOST SINCE FRESHMAN YEAR John Cutler, Christine Shea Paul Richardson SENIOR PLAY Well Son it's Like this . . . Well Mr. Day it's like Now let us see. You called Father? Here aff? the want ads. this . .. LIFE WITH FATHER I'Oh Claire, you're so thoughtful. T- . You called Mum? DIRECTED BY DR. FLETCHER I f 1- wma. QE? A-09: Get up! Get up! Ult only cost Sl5.' 32 Y v JUNIOR HISTORY s QWQERQ, Ammo -Q Y wi .g1:.f.l-,i:.f:.'lL.'f . , A - .. -tygi.1 ' Q' is ' Tr E j Q i s .. nl In our Junior Year, we were upper classinen with new gleaming rings for proof. We were determined that with our ofhcers - Albert Vecchia, President: Harriet Xanthakos, Vice President: Violet Zoto, Secretaryg and Ronald Pollone, Treasurerg this year would be the best. Highlights of the year included our class play entitled Jenny Kissed Me, and our Junior Prom, i'Wonderland by Knightf' Officers of Cole Trade were: Edward Marchessault, President: Edward Bur- den, Vice-President: Richard Wonderlie, Secretary: and Bernard Lusignan, Treasurer. 33 Q, 4 C, ' '-2, OUR PRUM WONDERLAND BY KNIGHT Fountain of Youth ,.h.- 1 .. . .z zigsf - . '- , 1 o '03 .K A 'X In Q wr 1 P I Q----41 , s.-.f , . . 4 X my ' 5 I 5 Q5 ' 5 ' 1 N f A J F 5 i u I 'gif I x I if 1 Ay K xx f B-SS' ,Mn ' Class Officers Prom Committee E f W '39 4 gn 'if . ' vs I t W M Grand March 44 4 . J . ,I ' s' ' 5? D X lb fi! 1 X 'mlllll , my ,4- lv A RA X 'N A 1-I W gn T 'Q ,fix f f X Ji N x 'P lg: W.. -V ..: V zo, W , , if .. ,F Hg. X 5 A . 'lk . X . -2 Y Iam 1' 11 3' J! 'xx N TF! ,ln 42' 4 JUNIOR PLAY i I 2 ! 36 5 5 xp , 5 ?y A,- P , Q- . ff 55 3 ' ,viii 1 1 SOPHOMORE HISTORY We began our Sophomore Year with the election of Willialn Bowen, President: Harriet Xanthakos, Vice-Presidentg Diana Sa- wieki, Secretary: and Robert Poirier, Treasurer: as our Class Officers. V Students participated in the Science Fair and enjoyed the victory of an undefeated Football team for the third year. 37 FRESHIVIAN HISTORY -R I . 'f'-:,,-. ,L'MZ,,,'i Q x 'Y . Q-'X f C . ,- 'x..z if-' + lf x 4 xxigx 'U X1 MWF FOOTBALL SENIORS Ed Belanger .ga E z A,,V E QA, E Q Jim Julian G ' : 3' Bob Poirier E -Ian Sichol Bill Bmvcn .... Paul Hefner Dunalcl Mariniy .-Xnlhwny Sanlvlli Jnsrph Munligny SCDPHOIVIORES Tom Borghesi Steve Clark Ray Croke Bill CLlI'l'Jny Jim Damian Dun Ferrun Rod Fitzgerald Bob Galanle Bill Julian Jim Kane Harry Lam Bryant Nlnntig john Peters Run Smulvn JUNIORS Fran Allard Run Bachand Bruce Giovanello Vin Sinni Dick Spielvugcl Fred Szczypien Dick Thibeault FRESHIVIEN Bnb Blais Chris Crosbie Duug Film Jim Juwett Ted Mach Paul Mani Charles Nassi- Svutt Phipps Fran Proulx Mitch Zachara SKCVC Zutu in-.. if , -1 !rL',l. 6 SOL l1lf1RlllGPilllfYi.l ICVlTNlf7G NEWS, MVJFTD,-XY, OCTOFZER fl, 1961 lcl e H1011 and Tan Scarlet Vllitey p 3rll tralvll Gl0V3llC1l0 Pate .01llP liters Aullur ml LCHUIW' 'T y,-,. T . Wltll 3 Toucllfloll 115 , 9-Knnvnf ,' F Alf Q 7 1 J A f N UM IN DI mlm law l., V V'-M f ' mll .ln W b A, , . Y an avorefl 9 S59 flwf hm!! Llrl rl1Ll,g.l- h .':I, 'S .. 1' .. . 1. Uvpr S01 brig! ,:4:l:f: 55312 U11 , 06117713 f Q 'V- iflffilllflfulfiifif l 'f ' 1- -'Tl - ' I F' U F 0 Pom s nl antenna who ., ,. l A lnl .mn slclwl win ll Y' 0 ' Q 1 V V ' W lyme nlfllefllllffltll JH ,ASBCHTICI wllllte Wlup 'hlfgrfla to Tlmusaullg ol' Pans Well Slate-ll reading, I-'cl-mn: al- f l ' ' f , . ' ,' ', scomd ,hc ,XM PM W 1l'ilfllll0D31 l1l3lllxbglWll.lg Game from Kane. M ' JIT flllofflliffff SCORES OF THE GAMES OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM Slllllllbridgc SUllllllJ1'lflgC' Slllllhbriclgc Slluthbridge Slllltllbriclge StlllIl llJI'lClgC Slvllthlpridge Frdm Umlefeatecl Colonel m ar 'VJ 35 -19 ll 1961 game were on that ball nwlgnmenls like mm enlnllbnflgn next lun weeks of! U59 learn and dldll t u- anim. mms: necks, Nurlhbridgt High Marino Plans on sflme school Kama like Nlilford 1-l WCSlbl3l'Il 1 'l Auburn 6 South High 31 Nllrthbriclge 20 Wachusetts 0 Bartlett 22 Sunln 7,500 In 8,0041 Ian- lxill he an hand at 10215 le nl. lnmnrroll- ill Ill-ezslfr Slrefrl Flfld tl- watch fine of 'lm Oldest hilfll .-chuol fun-llnll rlxlllrilzs lm Tllflr,l:-vl'.- :ng Ilny null the slam nl' a new aullnnl 1- lie-, ll will l..ll'lt tho -lllllll lrxlr that Bzlrlllfll lligll. 1.-L Wellsler, ,lces Ll high sullnol H'Fidil'fln trwln: lruln Solllhllrillglf. 'llllu gzllllc will :llsn he the firm! ln al null -milf: llflslc-cn wnlllllrillue High and Hnrtlell Hiph The Inlliml: of We-lifter rule u slight four or five pulnt flwnrlle over to x,l Q lllf Sual'lf-t and White alex en. 'll lm' -ll year- mm Mau E ll'c'l1 xml Bllrllefll High 13011051 ntl lllalnkscwlnc mln-n.np wells cam-1 .nl nn mn llntl 3 Quill-2 mum lrlr Warsl dffltal llanfled wells by ln- lntllulli H115 il 63 ll Sfnlplnl ln nm mil yunrf ll-lu running llvlllld INS! Welli MICK' S?llll0ll' lrllell hy ann sl-nl-1:4 in 1914 anll :lla A um: lzclnry ln lusl by Wellf l- :N rllnnumrl, .lllflllllgll lnnmrron llnrls u non .l:l'i9S. hntfl Srillmls, players and ,ms uxlwnl Ill? Szlml: kind of hal- le! lllnl nn lmcn funn ln me pus! lvllcn sul-mf H.g:l .ml ml-y l-3 Nvlls And mill' Sllulllbrlalgn l'l1g'l .llc lo lnl- held pall mmi me .lllvxrll clc,lr olll lille uindclms as ,nn trams nm lor lang one bi! .lllllu A lllglvfy lm' lbllhvr 5:11001 'egnldlebl nl their seasonx record flmvlduu them with 3 feeling lr! tl lnrlning season. lzanlul will einer lnp game with A s-l-1 slate. while 'Ile Starlet and Whit! have comlt rp with lour win: and two losses an lar this season. For the hrs! time in many a QConllnued on Page D1 7' 50llt1lblid0'6 Meet W eetbolo TOlll0l'l'OWS', The mimi nd nllne ol Nnnll 4 lllgn nw xl lnllll ll 1 sl lull nil lm- W on mm r llmllllm slmlrlmll l Hl,,ll lnll lm nl nw Ran m nl xml mic ll Qflndulln :nr P l 'flllnlx lllm Vl I wmxheadronlll X11 lrln hw ll.lcl hx Chnl cl: r hum ll dmln lnld mt nl -lynn l ll ltllnl lla. levi and nnl l'l'll dnan Ilcld Al my A noir mpc wil-ll ll sYl1Ill'd bt Harm: l- week ll couple ol 1 ga, .ll mal ull ng un mg mb al p 4 nl- ml sl-lpplng Crump 1.4115 1 I X N 'X lu Bclungcrs sHnu dem llirlm ll.-nl and men- and nelllle 5 , X-4' shaken mnncfs an-aylzfnd . , hs ns. rmv, x . .3-Q1 u tml Bclurlnler one o' lhu I .and more expel zrlced lun-bl ,, ml cm-np Only ln., rq ff on al mf xlanmg llme xl.-mg ln me bt' Bobbi Po nel' ax len lsolh pl wry ner t N mrdlts lulssle 8 1 l Jfllrlln, Ihr stating bn- ' ,llnll will be Bobby Gnlar 'I Pnlrlelfs fullback post. On dl grnnx Allard will lake Pu f-lim llmlnng nl plate or 1 fm Un: ofll-l-.gnc wall will b l Cum-x. vlhlle Rod Flupalnl xl, ln-le the delensive wig: ll on-.all Xlannn ,land ms lf 136-1 Hman mn and slwllla , lllcrg :doll acmunt ul I.llPm l ' ' ' ' ' D ' . N , . '. v E. K , , 1 011161 and Bow - ul of Starting Lineup blflllg- I . ll-ll l .- 'ms Ti 5 'l ,Z ' d 1 . wa , r: : l . ls .mxpns - Q Qu .- 5 . 3 W l Y A V nn .:A: g ,g- ll. ln EI' X l Il I . lflnl. lim' :ll llvlrlllx-lu, linvlnllr l , an ,ht mad Wm haw me lllll .- L , , Q 5 W ,kiwi , xmmdw - ,A L1 l I f X mn IN y ,Xl BOJLES Awm' wlnley emma. extreme lcil 'lere-d -Xuhum lllgn elm ml- mar ullnl slnll rl ' - - Q - , . , gm W E' Tj l Lfil1'f 'f'1.,'ffff. 3..'lffT-ffff'jf'l'1'l ..f'.',flIf li? Z'T2'le ,SfTle,?l3l'E'5 ' i i lin ml- game lmlml-.1 mg 1 .he remembered lor putting - ' jlhc two black mulls ml Well: llljwlnnlng alreak wld-l ll lie :wo X ago. V l ' Rounding cul the backliell lntlle will be Jim Kam? :ll nel: Whitey nach-na ict' Gllwnncllo .ll the hal lion. The line will hav -ffl! and Curhny al me BASEBALL 1961 TEAM Mr. Nicholas Costa Don Ferron Bryant Kfontigny Bob Galante Tim Hughes jeff McCarthy Harry Lazo Tony Lamarine Ray Croke Tom Borghesi john Peters Dan McKinstry Todd Misiaszek Coach To 'Nr - . H r .5 g x , 'fr 42 wid WY'-S' 1 dig? QXAMP- t ,ganna sm A A A P- QUE? HI, H un-eu .ni-T-'Ln K We the Class of 1962 dedicate this page to the past and present athletic coaches of Southbridge, Massachusetts. Always may they have led our teams in good sportsmanship and fair play. At present they give us the will to succeed in all our endeavors. VVe. the Class of 1962 wish the best to you always. Nlay you always be victorious! 43 GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1961-62 SQUAD Janina Swiacki Libby Hall Paula Kopacz Rita Trifone Carolyn Englehardt Carol Bednardz Nancy Gajewski Norma Bellerive Marion Orzech Theresa WVebbcr Cynthia Hall Karen Grccnc Nancy Swiacki Marilyn Christian JoAnn Sabatinelli - C -C . shmey ziu O aptams Harry McMahon - Coach Pat Szydlik Sue Lango Managers Michele Hurley - Asst. Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridgc Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge 44 SCHEDULE .. Oxford .. Bartlett Woodstock . . . Prouty .. Oxford . . . Prouty . St. Louis Woodstock . St. Louis .. Bartlett BOYS' BASKETBALL 1961-62 1- ,Q ,f KJ 34 fi Ei Ron Bachand Ron Graveline - Co-Captains Eugene Remian - Coach Donald Fitzgerald - Manager SQUAD Paul Remijan, Francis Holden, Don Ferron, Tony Lamarine Dick Vandernoot, Tim Hughes, Jim Kane, Al Vecchia, Tony Trifone Paul Mani. Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge SCHEDULE . . . Grafton . Algonquin Leoniinister . . St. Louis Tourtellote Notre Dame . . . . . Prouty Notre Dame . . . Grafton . . . . Bartlett . . . Pomfret . . . St. Louis Tourtellotte . . . . Bartlett . Leominster . . . . . Prouty CROSSCOUNTRY - 1961 SQUAD Paul Rumian Greg Palmerino Mike Koprowski Ed Brousseau Bill Matte if X J , Fred Kopacz George Graham - Co-Captains Dr. Louis Kyrios - Coach VICTORIES Notre Dame IW:1rianapolis DEFEATS Tantasqua Woodstock Marianapolis Q 46 WWC' .. QW' gm g M ? 2 f V f f n ww g S 1f S011 f 4 X ' If by W1 flu Wa fl YEARBOOK STAFF 5' Harriet Xanthakos . Peter Litchfield Francis Fennessey . . Dr. Wlilliam Fletcher TYPING Joan Metras Darcy Domijan Violet Zoto Anna Bonadies Melodie Mellor PAGE FORMAT Kathy Rourke Donna Bernadone Mary Michon Natalie Szugda Linda Lomme Kathy Manchuk Co-Editors . . . . . Business Manager . . . . Faculty Advisor ATHLETICS David Charron Eddie Robbins Sam McKay Fred Kopacz BOARD OF DIRECTORS Diane LaFrance Gilbert George Diana Sawicki Roger Tiberii Madeline Buchanan Christine Shea ART Dennis Congdon BUSINESS STAFF Dick Boisvert Dave Morse Ted Gaudette Dick Vandernoot 48 STUDENT COUNCIL YJ il L l Il COLE TRADE Frank Piccione Dick Blais Paul Richardson C. Vallee J. Cloutier R. Belanger R. Ouellette P. Mailhot W. Ryan R. Fournier OFFICERS Albert Vecchia, President Johanna Soldani, Vice President Jeanne LaFleche, Secretary Frank Piccone, Treasurer Miss Rose Brodeur, Mr. Eugene Reinian, Mr. VValter Glondek, Faculty Advisors SENIORS Ed Belanger Bill Bowen Fran Fennessey Jeanne LaF1eche Diane LaFrance Johanna Solclani Harriet Xanthakos Dick Boisvert Roger Tiberii SOPHOMORES Tim Hughes Nancy Swiacki Don Ferron Marcia Berthiaume JUNIORS Jini Bucknam Marcia Grandone Susan Lango Judy Polakowski Connie Thomas Ed Brousseau Gail Richardson Dick Spielvogel FRESHMEN Bill Dunn Paul Mani Barbara Tieri SCAR LET BANN ER STAFF Leo Lavallee Kathleen Rourke SOCIETY Donna Bernadone Gloria Thanas PHOTOGRAPHY John Cutler Ronald Pollone BUSINESS Joseph Seremet Don Fitzgerald ART Darcy liomihian Marcia Dion Ilrrnnis Olsen ,lamina Swiaeki Carolyn Smith Georgia Tien CO-EDITORS OFFICERS PRATTLE Carolyn Mongeon Barbara Mathieu LITERATURE Marcia Grandone Melodie Mellor SPORTS Ronald Graveline Nancy Swiacki TYPING Ann Baker .Ioan Materas Lillian Renaud Libby Hall Diane Morrill Mr. Roland Varin FACULTY Mr. Melvin Baran ADVISORS Q i Q E 'I I p i ! -1-:lv-i ,L Ti qi T .. , -1 3 1 - H mr ' 'I 5' 'N 0 0 Harriet Xantliakos JB-F16 Sherry Peggy DeAngelis Judy BI'0dCL1r Carolyn Engelliarclt lVIarilyn Travinski NATIONAL I-IONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS William Bowen, President Christine Shea, Vice President Roger Lavallee, Treasurer Susan Hopkirk, Secretary Mrs. Eva Casavant, Mr. Frank Skinyon, Faculty Advisors SENIORS Paul Coiteux John Cutler Darcy Domijan Theodore Gaudette Patricia Giroux Diane LaFrance Richard Lavallee Linda Lonune Diana Sawicki Janice Splaine NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SIIIIZ ii i i 2.29 Is Li 51 JUNIORS Louis Berthiaume james Bucknam Cornelia Cronin Ardell Foss Roger Fournier Sheila Galligan Sylvia Kopacz Edwin Lack John Livernois Paul Remijan Patricia Sydlik Joan Sylvestri BAND OFFICERS Ken Plouffe, President Ronald Plouffe, Vice-President Dennis Kroll, Secretary Paul Sweet, Director MAJORETTES DRUM MAJOR Kathleen Rourke Barbara Christo Nancy Brown Christine Salvati Karen Saletnik Janice Tiberii Roberta Pollone 52 CHORAL GROUPS , ' , , , K 2 Q 7 v . I 1 f ,A .fff.,f: Q-s.' MIXED CHORUS Sidney G GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 53 CHEERLEADERS 54 CAPTAIN Ann Baker Susan Bastien Joyce Collette Ardell Foss Sandra Fox Darlene Lafortune Susan Schauweker Christine Shea Maxine Tetreault JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Ginny Ryan Penny Collette JUU9 HOUIG Judy Brodeur Natalie Lavoie Pat Dubreuil Nancy Chamberlancl Mrs. Dorothy Daly Diane Bfalllf DRILL TEAM Natalie Morse jane Sherry ,Ioette Lataille Mary Liro Janice Vitali Maureen Foley Laura Lusignan Pauline Goulet 55 Carol Hughes Patricia Page Sharon Joule Linda Miscook l l Q , PEP CLUB OFFICERS M. Liro, President Vitali, Recording Secretary L. Lusignan, Vice-President L. Bonnette, Corresponding Secretary L. Brousseau, Treasurer Miss Ada Tie-ri, Faculty Adviser P. McCann S. Bastien J. Nabozny B. Miskoski P. Sheehan G. Willett P. Kopacz M. Travinsky T. Billis M. Shea Cirsenault S. Prince A. Battista C. Hall C Crevier Lataille K Martin D. LaFortune M. Misiaszeh S. Jewell L. LaFlan1me L. Lenire P. Latour C. Lapierrc C Krasnechy Kowalski L Gaudette N. Fredericks M. Blackmer K. Green N Chamberland Desrosiers N- Brown N. Gajewski R Lavallce THE S CLUB W..-ws, ...,. . : OFFICERS Ronald Bachand, President Bruce Giovanello, Secretary Ray Croke Don Guardiani Dick Boisvert Chris Crosbie Albert Vecchia Paul Reniian Rod Fitzgerald David Charron Mike Koprowski jim Kane Paul Mani Fran Allard Tony Trifone Bryant Montigny Bill Bowen Jim Julian Jan Sichol, Vice-President Don Ferron, Treasurer Donald Marino, Faculty Adviser Eddie Belanger Bob Poirier Bob Galantc Harry Luzo Bill Curboy Dick Vandernoot Tim Hughes Dick Spielvogel Greg Palmerino Eddie Brousseau Fred Kopacz Fran Fennessey Fred Szczypien Yvon Cyl' Ray Ovellette Dennis Gay 57 VX xx .1 l y 1 f -JN fc STUDENT Ellen Eason, Rusty Gray, Kathy Rourke, Bill Bowen, Darcy Domijan, John Cutler, Joe Seremet, Harriet Mary Lou Roper, Brad Stein, Muriel Crofton, Mike Xanthakos, Sheila Smith, Brad Sawtell, Diane Ixoprouslu Sandy Reber, Jean Varner, John Tracy, LaFrance, Janice Splaine, John Salce. On January 6, l962. ten Southbridgc High School students departed for Mel- bourne, Florida as part of a Student Exchange Program. On January 28, 1962 ten students from Melbourne High School arrived in Southbridge to spend a week. The program enabled us not only to compare the educational systems, which proved to be completely different, but also to acquire an understanding among students from different sections of our nation. Many new and lasting friendships have developed and the students are exceedingly grateful to have been afforded this unforgetable experience. 1, ., at T ,Q I ,agus w , ' G M , , + , fy 1 sl-gf .1 . a ,. V Q 1 i ,-, C t 1 A ' X giny dgparfurgy Well - here WC SO- Change over at New London, Qp ' ,ji 'I . ' ' F Q12 if li lag. at Nr-ti Yuri. The long train trip. Mglbmlmg- High School, 58 EXCHANGE Outside Corridors Trophy Shelf i'Hi - A missile at Patrick's Air Pizza anyone? Force Base. Choo-Choo with a hand check. How about the Limbo? Another Kingston Trio in the making? A sunny farewell, 59 xx , -1,-,,. ............... . ' V .--.,.-i ..., , , ...... ... Ig, , -1 ,-Q ,E- . ,,...., - Q ,- 5-,ng -Q f. . ig - 'Q ' ,. , r' 1 1 7 '? 441. '. ' ,.:-1fC.:. li f 1 - - '- .fp ' edirl I fl- ... N ii -. Q '57 , .. Si' 11035 2,,,3?'?i:'w- ' , f -, m..a.g.- V 'A LMA Qs .--I t ' Detention Hall?? Anyone for Charades? Visitor from Pakistan and Mike serenading us, Train trip home 3:00 A.M, in the train Lounge. CLASSICAL CLUB OFFICERS Terry Chase, President Marcia Berthiaume Vice P1 esldent NI. 'Ll'LlViI'lSki R. Trifonc M. Shea Houghton Nl. Smolcn Fitzgibluons lizxlcs S. -jalbcrt XI. Earls P. Graryalriy XI. Mutu- li. Nvxvlvrmclsc RlFIlLllld Marian Opzech, Secretary David LTIZLIS Treasurer Francis Cassidy, Facultv Adxisei Johnson F. Bachand IJ. Chase J. Latendress C. Bousquet Paula Kopaciz F. Proulx C. Nassc W. BIULIQIIIOII 'lf WL-ber I.. Momonic L. Ilcsmaris FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Ronald Pollone, President Anna Bonadies, Vice President Kathleen Ryan, Treasurer Michele Hurley, Secretary Dr. NVilliam Fletcher, Faculty Adviser Paula Kopacz Janice Tiberii Natalie Morse Janice Splaine Pat Dubreil Nancy Chamberland Sue Hopkirk Marcia Grandone Violet Zoto I S! 4 is f ly? 5 X x E 61 H WILL OF THE CLASS OF 1962 XYe the class of 1962. the first class to be gradu- ated from Southbridge High School. proudly make the following bequests: To Mr. Young and Mr. Beals, our class advisors, we leave our gratitude for all the help and under- standing they have given us these past two years. To our homeroom teachers we leave the following: Mr. Young we leave a deodorizer for his homeroom to improve the odor after his chemistry experi- ments. To Miss Fitzgerald we leave her memories of a class we hope she wonlt forget: To Dr. Fletcher we leave a new Corvette for him to drive to school in: and to Miss Brodeur, we leave a salon for the many times in the future. that she will be painting actors and actresses, lndividually we leave the following: 'WVhitey Bachand leaves his natural athletic ability to Donnie Ferron. Ann Baker leaves her cheerleading Inegaphone to Penny Collette. Betty Mae Barnes leaves her friendliness to Ginny Michon. Donald Belanger leaves his dancing ability to Rich- ard Thibeault. Edward Belanger leaves his gavel to next year's class President. Donna Bernadone leaves her teasing comb to Betty Berry, Janice Bernier leaves her many teasings of her nickname v Barthol 1 to the Bartholion Institute, David Bertrand leaves behind his time attendance record to Robert Cantara. Joann Bertrand leaves her seat on the bus to Jane Lombardi. Sandra Bingham leaves her contact lenses to Donna Hughes, Richard Blais leaves peace and quiet to Mr. Keyes. Eugene Blanchette leaves his mustachio to Ronald Corriveau. Joy Boerner leaves her seat in sociolgy to Sandy O'Brien. Richard Boisvert leaves Fif to posterityl Anna Bonadies leaves her late arrivals. Bonnie Borghesi leaves her Italian looks to her bro- ther, Tom. Good luck girls!!! Bill Bowen leaves his crutches to Bruce Giovanello. Eddie Beousseau leaves his left handed drawing machine to Vinny Sinni. Joanne Brown leaves her Sociology notes to Mr. Varin. Madeline Buchanan leaves her smile to Pat Burzyki. Eddie Burden leaves his height to Edwin Lach. Joanna Calcogni leaves her petiteness to Jane Sherry. Ray Carmel leaves the office for the last time. David Charnori leaves his scientific ability to Paul Racicot. Elaine Chase leaves her quietness to Judy Polakowski. Susie Clemence leaves her unmentionables to Sue Bastien. Patil Coiteux leaves his blown fuses to Ronnie Giroux. Donald Collette leaves his community talent to Louis Berthiaume. Joyce Collette leaves her vivaciousness to Pat Magoon. Dennis Congdon leaves all his Alfred E. Neuman drawings to Francis Proulx. Vivian Counoyer leaves her bottle of peroxide to Sue Schauweker. Veronica Cuikaj leaves her Polish name to Patty Gracyalny. John Cutler leaves his camera to Allen Funt. Lorraine Demick leaves her natural waves to Carol Dillon. Ida Diviris leaves her job at Goodwin's to Pammy Dupaul. Darcy Domijan leaves her lead in the Senior Class Play to Connie Cronin. Roland Dupre leaves his naturally straight and up- standing hair to Alex Kamizirides. Pat Duqette leaves her long walk to school to Sheila Gallagan. Raymond Engel leaves his drafting room infleunce to Ri:hard Hill. Paul Ethier leaves his elevated shoes to Richard Belanger. Paulette Ethier leaves her shorthand to Becky McKinstry. Francis Fennessey leaves his questions to any one who can answer them. Donald Fitzgerald leaves his Aunt to the Junior Class! Paul Fontaine leaves his French speaking ability to George Fournier. Gerald Forrand leaves! Carol Fortier leaves her car to all those who have to walk to school. John Gatti leaves his interest in politics to James Bucknam. Theodore Gaudette leaves his Physics homework to Bruce Gilbeault. Gilbert George leaves his alarm clock to Dorriane Sandman and Cheryl Proulx. Richard Gervasi leaves his big voice to Joe Aramini. Pat Giroux leaves her Boisterous manner to Barbara Mathieu. Ronald Graveline leaves his comb to Mr. Remian. Betsy Guardiani leaves her many parties to Patty Page. Donnie Guardiani leaves his mechanical drawing pencil to Mr. Nickerson. Leo Guyette leaves, only to make Miss Fitzgerald happy. James Hall leaves his pugilistic ability to Ralph Hebert. Sue Hopkirk leaves her money in the cafeteria. Michele Hurley leaves her cast for L'twisters. Richard Jeskey leaves his dark complexion to Vasil Veshia. Jim Julian leaves his muscles to Gary Karp. Fred Kopacz leaves his car behind a bush. Mike Koprowski leaves his class ring in Melbourne, Fla. Jay Labelle leaves his bowling ball to Kim Pal- merino. Bob LaFlamme leaves his pegged pants to Rod Fitzgerald. Jeanne LeFleche leaves her D.A.R, award to Mary Ann Liro. Diane LaFrance leaves Dick Boisvert to posterity. Richard Lapierre leaves his taxi to William Ryan. Catherine Lapriore leaves her fingernails to Joette Lataille. Leo Lavallee leaves his keys to Woodworking shop to Mr. Sparrow. Richard Lavallee leaves his trig-ability to Bob Langevin. Roger Lavallee leaves his job as Treasurer of the N.H.S. to Mrs. Casavant. Peter Litchfield leaves a job well done on the year- book to anyone who wants it. Joe Lombardi leaves his spot in front of Miss Brodeur's room to Al Jolin, for those early morn- ing get-togethers. Linda Lomme leaves her love for French to Dell Foss. Bernard Lusignan leaves his ability to be excused from class to Franny Allard. Kathy Manchuk leaves her red hair to Rachel Peck. Joan Materas leaves good relations between the trade division and the academic division of S.H.S. Sam McKay leaves his daily shower at the Y to Tim Hughes. Melodie Mellor leaves her successful diet to anyone who can stick to it. Sue Merry leaves her pills to Sandra Harding. Mary Michon leaves her quick temper to Sue Lango. David Morse leaves his curly hair to Mr. Jordan. Linda Mosher leaves her speed driving to Connie Thomas. Nanch Ohop leaves her seat in study hall to Janet Tremblay. Dennis Olson leaves his artistic ability to Marcia Dion. William Olsen leaves his casual expressions to Roland Hevey. Ronnie Osimo leaves his Civil Defense hat to Ram- son McLain. Louise Paulus leaves her dimples to Carol Gould. Diane Ovellette leaves her nice smile to Sue Schau- weker. Barbara Perazzola leaves her typewriter to Gail Matte. Kenny PlouH'e leaves his tuba to his brother, Ronnie. Bob Poirier leaves his sister, Celine, to Paul Mani. Ronnie Pollonc leaves his driving skills to Bobby Galante. Susan Quigley leaves her giggles to Marilyn Christian. Polly Rain leaves her saying ah beans to the cook in the cafeteria. Costa Rapo leaves his love of bookkeeping home- work to Sandra Fox. Vasil Rapo leaves his orthodox walk to Steve Zoto. Lillian Renaud leaves her job as Mrs. LeBoeuf's assistant to Diane Lacasse. Paul Richardson leaves his sedate manner to Ken- neth Carpenter. Eddie Robbins leaves his job at Nu-Way to Bryant Montigny. Pat Robbins leaves her eye lashes to Joyce Paradise. Kathy Rourke leaves her pictures to Mr. Baran. Joann Sabatinelli leaves a pound of salami to Diane Marinelli. John Salce leaves Mr. Desroches' office unattended. Diana Sawicki leaves her Renault to Mr. Young to cover the class debt. Joe Seremet leaves his skies to Natalie Morse. Tina Shea leaves her job at the hospital to Jane Bachand. Jan Sichol leaves his design of a two purpose table to parties, unknown. Stuart Simon leaves his job at Consumers to his brother David. Deano', Simonelli leaves his wild parties to Mary Ann Rines. George Sladdin leaves his antics to John Marinelli. Carolyn Smith leaves her height to Helen Siemien- kiewicz. Johanna Soldani leaves her Rambler to Darlene LaFortune to ride around in. Janice Splaine leaves her boyfriends scattered all over the country. Natalie Szugda leaves her angles to Mr. Jordan. Margaret Tarquinio leaves her seat in law class to her sister, Carmen. Roger Tiberii leaves his personality to Elsie the Cow. Ann Tremblay leaves her engagement ring on her finger. George Vallee leaves the family reputation to brother, Normand. Apple Vecchia leaves his back seat on the basket- ball bus to Franny Holden. Richard Wonderlie leaves his quiet disposition to Mickey Mouse. Harriet Xanthakos leaves the Yearbook for Florida. Shirley Ziu leaves her athletic ability to Libby Hall. Violet Zoto leaves her patience to Nancy Swiacki. Block that kick! . .. 1' Get the ball! Two more points Stop him '. M . x A, 4- IL- 1X YLm-.L.4 Stopped for no gain! 64 ,x 'x I lQh Swish! The Coach knows best 553 1 I 5 .4 ' , .Ss ., 4 s , .. ,,f- - '1 '15 Wi. F : 'R F ' -1 3: 5' T' 'v w ' '- 4 . - ' ' , ' 55953: ff- - if - . , ' iw -. . - r- we.-, , 3:-Q, .az 2 V . ' N- ' - f ww-, 5, 1 .gif 2 ,Q .- M' . In .-., , . ,X . E x 1 - 1 . . . Q Q x Go Pioneers Go! -...-..i,m,,W.w, VV-7,1 V,,,- ,,- ,ll EDWARDS Southbridge Gift Headquarters for I I5 Years Your Department Store Since 1844 Dial 764-3238 Free Daily Delivery Service METRO BR05- THE ELM BEAUTY SALON RCA RADIO and TELEVISION For Modem Hair swung Tobacco, Confectionery, Toys C- A. BUCK!-EY . Tel' 764'765l 9 Elm sffeei Dial 765-5114 333 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. ALBERT N. MCGRATH CENTRAL MUSIC STORE REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Dial 764-7386 Dial 764-7711 24 Blanchard Building Southbridge, Mass WHITFORD PHARMACY, INC. Laurier G. Bastien, Reg. Pharm. Corner Main 8. Hamilton Streets Southbridge, Mass. Dial 764-7401 LEO'S BARBER SHOP 8 Chapin Street - Quality Hoircuts C. THE UNITED LENS co., IN XX-NS C' 5 02, N 'P 2 Z 3 If 0 R P o R P5 SOUTHBRIDGE - MASS. SOUTHBRIDGE 8. WEBSTER PLUMBING CO., INC. PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONDIT HOUSEWARES - GIFTS IONING TOYS - I 86 Hamilton Street Dial 764-3773 Southbridge,, Mass. CENTRE PHARMACY For Drug Store Needs Call On Us THE REXALL STORE INFANTS' - CHILDREN'S WEAR 319 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. I6 Hamilton Street Dial 764-7234 Dial 764-7063 BILLIS' DINER and COFFEE SHOP Southbridge, Mass. IO-I 2 Central Street SOUTHBRIDGE TOOL CO., INC. Manufacturers Of MACHINERY PARTS Precision Production Work Mechanical-Devices Southbridge, Massachusetts Dial 764-8276 I4 Curtis Street w. H. LEGATE co. ELM MARKET BOUSQUET'S AUTO PARTS H. U. BAIL SONS, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 9 Franklin Street - Dial 764-8131 - Southbridge, Mass. HENRY'S RADIO SHOP FURNITURE - APPLIANCES - TELEVISION Television and Radio Repairs 226 Elm Street Dial 764-4446 Southbridge, Mass RALPH'S SPA Corner Elm and Everett Streets Southbridge, Mass, Dial 764-8976 Cand y - Sodas - Patent Medicines SOUTHBRIDGE ROOFING CO. ESTABLISHED 1881 Factory and Residential Roofing - Fabricated Sheet Metal Products Dudley Road Dial 764-4336 Southbridge, Mass SOUTHBRIDGE CREDIT UNION Dial 764-3829 277 Main Street - Southbridge, Mass. Valmore P. Tetreault, President Ernest Fontaine, Treasurer Member of Credit Union League of Massachusetts, Incorporated Member of the Credit Union Fund, Incorporated CLEMENCE LUMBER CORPORATION Dealers in Lumber - Doors - Sash - Mouldings - Roofings - Etc. 248 Elm Street, Cor. Everett Dial 764-8856 Southbridge, Moss. Compliments Of BILL SWIACKI REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Southbridge, Mass. 222 Main Street Dial 764-4391 COMPLIMENTS OF M. ABELMAN 8. SON CO. SUPPLIER'S OF ALL KITCHEN EQUIPMENT IN THE NEW SOUTHBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL RUSSEL - HARRINGTON CUTLERY COMPANY SOUTHBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS I.ePAIN'S PHARMACY G. GREGOIRE 8. SONS sHoFs - MFN's FURNISHINGS ALI::L::'E:'2:e':'if' 68 Years :::3iI:5l2ce In shoe Hospital and Sick Room Supplies . , Sales and Rental Dm' 7644634 '5 H Shea' 248 Hamiiton sarees Dial 764-3269 MARTEL'S 142 Hamilton Street Our Dry CLEANERS - DYERS - FUR STORAGE Cleaning Is Done In Town, Brings Quicke r Service Dial 764-2125 TRIM KEEP IN FOR THE YEAR 'ROUND FUN FITNESS Y FRIENDS 267 Main Street SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. Call, Write or Phone for Details Dial 764-4121 Y.M.C.A. NOW START BARBARA'S BEAUTY SALON Dial 764-4681 39 Elm Street Southbridge, Massachusetts WELD AND BECK FEED 8- SUPPLY COMPANY INC. 51 Foster Street Dial 764-4027 Southbridge, Massachusetts LIPPE'S MARKET Ernest and Raymond Lippe 200 Mechanic Street Southbridge, Ma WAlTE'S HARDWARE 282 Main Street Southbridge, Ma THE VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON 222 Main Street Southbridge, Mass Dial 764-4875 BUTLER'S FLOWER SHOP Im Street Dial 765-5440 DAVID LENTI sHoEs - cLorHiNc I I Elm Street Southbr-idge, Mass. GUARANTY BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY SOUTHBRIDGE STURBRIDGE THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WORCESTER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 249 Main Street - Southbridge, Mass. Arthur R. Hedlund - Vice President A Full Range of Banking and Trust Services for Worcester County SOUTHBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK YOUR MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK ENCOURAGES THRIFT THROUGH SCHOOL SAVINGS KEYES PONTIAC - I29 Worcester Street OLDSMOBILE SALES Southbridge, Mass. R. ROBBINS . FLOOD' We carry a complete line of men's and youn g men's clothing ' including Palm Beach and North Cool suits. 93 Hamllwn Sneel S SERVICE STATION Dial 764-7965 FLORSHEIM'S MEN'S -- BOYS' SHOP 280 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. SPEED SHIFTERS Gerald Furrand Richard Jeskey Dial 764-6872 or 764-3641 JAY'S NEWS 266 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. ART'S VARIETY STORE 267 South Street FOUNTAIN SERVICE MAGAZINES Arthur Commito, Prop. Dial 765-5370 Route 15, smfbfadge, Moss. OVIDE'S HOTEL Dial 347-9400 of 347-8370 Restaurant - Swimming Pool - Novelties Cocktail Lounge - Picnic Grounds Pool Side Motel House of Eagles HARRY I. CUTLER, INC. in IP, k ilt Dial 764-3255 Authorized Sales and Service LINCOLN MERCURY Worcester Road MORIN STUDIOS I ' rx I vr'l , 'H Q w 114'-K , Ig. K l 1 xc, II INK NIS ! ' iw Q Z W, 4 Soufhbridge 81 Webster Moss. I 7 X x.VW I YT 'W I ,wx 'I I I I I PJ nf -' In xx PORTRAITS OF DI STI NCTI ON E. D. DESROSIER and CO. INSURANCE 27 Hamilton Street Dial 764-2591 Soufhbridge, Mass. Southbridge, Mass. 1 Elm sneer Dial 764-4355 SIMONDS MACHINE CO., INC. 246 Worcester Street Dial 764-3235 MISCELLANEOUS QU 1,1 ' A L ' I ' -if tfzlfi . xi , f 4- Y ,-, -x .Pi-fm N 1 sn, 3- x . 4 Q xxx ' X 'N ,-iv .S ix. s.f,, 7Vx ,, 4 45x Q , ,U NA. f Q . ' ejx? .1 , .: 13453. L 1 , api, ,, ix , ,.,, f ,iz X7 A MAN PREPARED HAS FOUGHT HALF THE BATTLE ggia- The above quotation is as fresh ond ture as it was when wise old Cervantes - author of Don quixote - wrote it over 300 years ago. Study and preparation for the future have always paid dividends in later years. The academic training you now receive is your preparation for coming battles. Such weapons as English, mathematics, and science will be used constantly to ac- cumulate greater knowledge, to acquire new skills, to earn a living. Much of your success in later life will depend upon how thoroughly you master your present studies. A successful business, too, must prepare itself for whatever changes the future may bring. Here at American Optical Company we constantly study and search for new materials, new designs, new techniques. Through day-to-day learning and new ideas we have kept abreast or ahead of the times in our field. Our very best wishes go with you who are about to assume your new duties and obligations in life. lt is our sincere hope that the future years may hold for you a brimming measure of health and happiness. American Optical COMPANY Since 1833 . . . Better Vision For Better Living COMPLIMENTS or THOMAS VARIETY BOUVIER INSURANCE 9 Elm Street Southbridge, Mass. PAQUETTE C. E. MANSEAY K. . , . , STATIONERY co. nddnes Wear - Ladies Apparel 4 V 22 Elm sheet Dial 765-5013 3I5 Mann Street - Soufhbrudge, Mass. 3 Norwhich Street - Worcester, Mass. CONSUMER'S SUPER MARKET GROCERIES - MEAT - PRODUCE 24 Hamilton Street Dial 764-4136 HYDE MANUFACTURING CO. Southbridge, Mass. Manufacturers of INDUSTRIAL MACHINE and HAND KNIVES HARRY J. MC MAHON On June 22, 1962 Southbridge High School will lose one of its best liked and most capable teachers and Athletic Directors in the person of Harry McMahon. Coach McMahon is retiring after 36 years in the Southbridge school system. McMahon came to Southbridge in 1926 after graduating from Holy Cross Col- lege, Worcester, Mass. where he played varsity football as a halfback and a quarterback. In sports his teams were exceedingly successful. His 1928 basketball team won the Western Worcester County League Championship. In 1935 he gave South- bridge its first undefeated football team. McMahon,s greatest accomplishments were in baseball. His record shows that his teams won over 100 games while only losing about 30. Even though Coach McMahon will not be active in sports any longer, his memory will live forever in the hearts of all Southbridge residents. The Class of 1962 wishes him and his family the best of luck in the years to come. 80 ', .1 1'.r.1g. .'.. gn Elf' x 52',?l', , .1 4,1 Lx V xl. I4 .uw X W, Y G., ,J Am J' n I vm 4 1. Jaw Fdfvrfds 236 Main Sfrmet Souihbridgie, MAVO1 Library 550 'Minsk' - 1 NIS' LJ E L1.I CE O Q 411 2 6 I LJ HBRIDG UT SO