Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

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Flower Forget-Me-Not 2 MoTTo Finis coronof opus Foculty CONTENTS Seniors History X Condids Sports Activities Advertisements 3 nxt.-I F We, the class of l963, express our sincere gratitude in dedicating our yearbook, the MUSKET, to our class advisors, Mr. Joseph Jordan and Mr. Donald Bernard. Through their unfailing interest, guidance, and encouragement, we have been able to carry on many successful functions throughout our high school years. We hope, therefore, that this dedication will help to express in part our deep appreciation tor all they have done. mul Joseph Jordan 5 Mr. Donald Bernard i a t P- I- ..I 3 U P N w 4 I y s s ln. vm M91 MR. EDWARD J. DESROCHES Principal and Co-ordinator DR. LEWIS A. KYRlOS Guidance Director .....Ll-..l. ADMINISTRATION MR. ROBERT L. FOX Superintendent of Schools -Irv' MR. EUGENE REMIAN Vice Principal MRS. NORA ADAMS Secretary if ., as -- i lv . 8 1,- 34 , 3 MR. RAYMOND L. W. BENOIT Director of Cole Trade Division MRS. KATHRYN H. BEAUREGARD Guidance Counsellor 1 Q. 1 s 559.1 . r Jie FACULTY I , 1, - - , , mmwmm - I - .. ',..., ,..,.- I , ,-..- ,U ., ...,. I -V - ,-., : -...--- I.. :,, ., AW, , ,x cg., , - : I , , I I I ' I I ' F I .31 I-. 3 . 7 ' 5 ' .- 'Xl ' , Mfg -25:51 K, .I , ' ,, c , ' , g . , 5 se I ,QTE . I -1 I : . -.I ' i . 2 'z-wr:-1-1,-:::-A31 Mr, Desroches, Principal Mr. Remian, Vice-Principal ENGLISH Miss Thecla Fitzgerald, Head Mrs. Lucille Thimblin Miss Judith Aucion Mr. James Forkey Mr. William Tremblay MATH Mr. Joseph Jordan, Head Mrs. Edwina Jordan Mr. John Conlon Mrs. Jacqueline Gauthier SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Eva Casavant, Head Mr. Roland Varin MANUAL TRAINING Mr. Harry Dimetri PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Kathleen Carroll Mr. Donald Marino TRADE Mr. Beals Mr. Bernard Mr. Chlapowski Mr. Glandek Mr. Knight Mr. Manchuk Mr. Paul Mr. Polaski Mr. Skinyon Mr. Waskiewicz MECHANICAL DRAWING Mr. William Nickerson FOREIGN LANGUAGES Miss Rose Brodeur, Head Mrs. Caderre .8 Mrs. Holmes Mr. Harold McAuliffe SCIENCE Mr. Robert Young, Head Mr. Norman Leduc Miss Ada Tieri COMMERCIAL STUDIES Miss Frances Troy, Head Miss Constance Coderre Miss Persis Howe Mrs. Melia LeBoeuf ART 8' MUSIC Miss Claire Birtz, Art Mr. Arnold Repucci, Music -l HEADS OF DEPARTMENT MISS TH ECLA FITZGERALD English MRS. EVA CASAVANT Hisfory MISS ROSE BRODEUR Lo ng ucge fi' . Q If 1.4, Q MR. JOSEPH JORDAN Moth MR. ROBERT YOUNG Science MISS FRANCES TROY Commercial i . ' x 4 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President JAMES NIKOLAS BUCKNAM To praise hum more than ever man did merit lm Cass Pres I4 Nat Hon oc Student Council I Class ni speakers 4 Ring Com 3 Dance Com I4 n I s Pl y 3 ed Scuence Fair 23 Assemblies I4 Yearbook 4 Boys State 3 Pic Com 3 Car Wash 3. Secretary ang QUN ,wx 38' ARDELLE GARFIELD FOSS She is indeed perfection Dell 3 Class Vice Pres. 2-4: Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3, co-capt 45 I-lm. rm. V.P, I-3g Dance Com. I-45 Basketball If Maiorette lg Glee Club 2, Jr. Prom. Com. 35 Ded. at S.l l.S, 3g Science Fair 2g Talent Show 3g Operetta 25 Assemblies I-4g Office Girl 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, V.P. 4, Yearbook 4, Scarlet Ban. 4g C86 If Pep Club I, S.D,M.R.C. Ig Exchange Concert 35 Usher- ette 3g Car Wash 35 Inter-basketball 2,3 Treasurer SANDRA LEE YANNACCI Dlmple in Chin Devil Within Sandy C ss Sec 34 Hm rn, ec. 23 Dance Com I4 Basketball 24 Soft- 34 Glee Club I Jr Prom Com. 5 Talent Show 2 4 Assemblies I 4 Oftice Girl 2 3 Yearbook 4 Car Wash 3 .l' - I . -: . . S . 3,4p ' .3, 'gm Ba d 1 Clas a 5 D . ot S.H,S, 34 - la . , g . r S bull f i : . 3 PAUL WALTER REMIJAN He has borne himself beyond the promise of his age Paul - Class Treas. 4, Hm. rm Treas Ig Nat. Hon, Soc 3,4g Football 4, Basketball 2-45 baseball 2'4p Ded. of S.H,S. 3g Science Fair 2-45 Assembly 4g Yearbook 4, FRANCIS N. ALLARD Sheet Metal Franny - Football 3,4, Basketball I, Baseball l-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Pres, 3. GAIL MARIE APOSTOLA She's neither shy, nor is she bold, she's lust as good as gold Gail - Class secretary 2, H.R. Sec. 3, Dance Comm. 2, Band l, Glee Club 2,3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair Entry l,2, Operetta 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Freshman reception comm. 4. e . RALPH BELANGER ,,RGIphH 4 JANE MARIE BACHAND God gave speech to all, but song to few Jane - H.R.V.P. 3,4, Glee Club 3, Science Fair l,2, Operetta 2, Assemblies l-4, All-District Choir 2-4, Mixed Chorus l-4, Yearbook 4, Mass. Girls' State 3, 12 MARGARET LOUISE APTE Silence is Golden Peggy - Glee Club l,2, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair Entry 2, Operetta 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Scarlet Banner 4. RICHARD RAYMOND BELANGER My Wit ls Thine Dick - Baseball 1, Glee Club l, One-Act play 2, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Ded. of S.H.S. 3, Science Fair I-3, Yearbook 2,4, Cross country 'I, Ex- change Concert I, Concessions 4. 'l lI ROLAND BELANGER 'I say thou on quick with answers .IUDITH ANN BENOIT Friendship is constant in all things Tiger - H. R. Sec. I. , - .,., ww 'id' LOUIS ALBERT BERTHIAUME Elecfrician Roland - Science Fair entry 4. Lou - Nor. Hon. Soc. 3,4p Yearbook Artended Notre Dame I-3. Staff, 4. DOUGLAS BLACKMER Machine Shop Doug - Baseball 2. Ronnie RONALD BERTHIAUME Machine Shop 13 PATRICIA BOUCHER Always a smile Pai - Band 45 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4p Jr. Prom Comm. 31 Science Fair 1,25 Usherefre 25 Assem- blies 2-4p Jr. Maiarette l,2p Drill team 3. EDWARD CHARLES BROUSSEAU True to his work and his friends Ed - Hm.rm. Pres. 3: Student Coun- cil 3p Basketball 3: Ded. of S.H.S, 3g Cross Country 3,45 Track 3g lnter-class Bask 35 Attended Notre Dame l,2. CAROL ANN C. BURZYCKl Obedience is the key to every door Carol - Dance Comm. lp Band I-3: Sec. 35 Science Fair l,2p Talent Show 2, Scarlet Banner, 4. E 'Ile is BARBARA HELEN BUTLER ie is full of un Butt - DAVID BYMAN Man and Superman Dave A Football 3g Glee Club 25 As- sembly 3g Mixed Chorus 3, Track 37 Attended Tonfasquo i. LEON CAOUETTE He hath no leisure who useth it not Leon - Band 2-41 Assemblies 2-4, 14 GEORGE CARMEL I agree with no man's opinions, l have some of my own George - Hm. rm. Pres. 2,45 Treas. 3g lnfer-class basketball 31 Baseball lg Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Science Fair l,3. KENNETH ARTHUR CARPENTER Management is his specialty Ken H Football mgr. l,2, Hmrm. H.O. 2, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Ded. of S.H.S. 3, Assemblies Debate 4, A.V.A. 4, Dance Comm. 4, Yearbook Staff, co-business manager 4, Concession 4. HENRY CHAMBERLAND Sheet Metal Henry - Class V,P. l, Class Pres. 2, Hm.rm. Treas. 4, Dance Comm. 2, Yearbook Staff 4. JOSEPH CLOUTIER Joe - Hm.rm. V. Pres. 4, Student Council 3, Assembly 4. ROLAND CORRIVEAU Machine Shop Roland - Class Treas. I, Glee Club 2. 15 JO ANNE CHOUINARD Good order is the nature of all things Jo Anne - Dance Comm, 2,3, Glee Club 2,3, Assemblies l-3, Mixed Chorus l, Exchange Concert l,3. CORNELIA JOY CRONIN Wisdom is but rare Connie - Yearbook, Assistant Editor 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4, H.R.H.O. 4, Band l-3, Class Night Speaker, Prophecy 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Dance Comm. l,2, Glee Club 2, One-Act Play 2, Science Fair 2, Talent Show 2, Assemblies 'l-4, Scarlet Banner 3, C 81 G 2, Jr. Diy. Retarded Children 2, Concessions 4, Car Wash 3, Exchange Concerts l-3. S-df ' ,Wi 'P STUART NISSEN DALL Mine eyes tell tales of me Stu - Baseball lg Science Fair 2. I ' fziiln NANCY LEE DE ANGELIS Full of girlish glee Nan - Nat. Honor Society 4f HR. Sec, 'Zg Dance Comm, 2-45 Basketball manager 2g Glee Club 25 Jr. Prorn Comm. 3: Science Fair lg Assemblies l-4, Oltice Girl 3g Mixed Chorus 3 81 4, Operetta Usherette 2: School Magazine l,2g Class Night Usherette 35 Gradua- tion Day Usherette 3g Exchange Concert l,3g Pep Club lg Jr. Div. of the Re- tarded Children l,2, Jr. Red Cross, 2g Guide 35 Carwash 3, Class Night Speaker 4, Ca-Chairman Student Ac- tivity Tickets 4, Yearbook 4, Conces- sions and Programs 4g Freshman Reception Comm. 4. MICHAEL PHILLIP DANIELS Studying is to the mind what exercise is to the body Mike - H.R.H.O. if Basketball l,25 Baseball lg Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Science Fair I. MARGARET JOY DE ANGELIS Smiles awake you when you rise Peggy - Class Play 2g Mixed Chorus 2-4, Yearbook 4, School Newspaper 3, 4f Assistant Literature editor 3y School Magazine, Assistant Literature editor 25 Exchange Concert 2,37 Jr. Div. of Re- tarded Children 2g Attended Mass. Hosp. School I. DAVID DIAMOND 16 DAVID DI GREGORIO A little nonsense now ond then is relished by the best of men Dave - H.R. Treas. 2, Dance Corn- mittee 45 Baseball l,4g Dedication of New School 35 Science Fair I,4p As- semblies 2. .11rv i'..u::ir.u'ulW JI , , . . 4.-..kgn.....l.f.L, MARCIA GAIL DION NORMA JEAN DiLORENZO Kindness is Wisdom Norma - Basketball l,Qp Class Play 25 Science Fair i,2f Oflice Girl 2-4. The World is no challenge to her Tiger - Not'l. Hon. Soc. 3,4g Proph- ecy 4p Class Night Speokerg Scarlet Banner, Editor 3g C. 8. G. lg Art Editor 25 Dance Comm. l-41 Glee Club 2, One Act Play 2g Jr. Prom Comm. 37 Science Fair QQ Assemblies 2-4g Yearbook 4g Car Wash 3g Pep Club lg Jr, Div. Retarded Children l,2f Exchange Concert 2. CAROLYN MARGARET ENGELHARDT Appearances are deceptive, for mischief dwells within Squeak - l'l.R.V.P. 25 Basketball l-31 Co-Capt. 4g Softball l-45 Dance Comm. l-4g Inter. Basketball l-4, Inter. Cheer- ing l,2g Glee Club l,2p Mixed Chorus 3,45 Jr, Prom Comm. 3: Science Fair l,3,4g Assemblies l-47 Oflice Girl l,2p Yearbook 4, School Newspaper 3,49 Cor Wash 3, C. 8- G. l,2f Pep Club l,2g Jr. Red Cross l-4g Jr, Div. Retarded Children l-35 Leadership Corps. 31 Ex- change Concert 3g Concessions 4, Stu- dent Gov't. Day 2. ROGER FOURNIER, JR. Electrician Rag - H.R. Pres. 4, Nat'l. Hon. Sac. 3,4g Student Council 37 Assembly 45 Yearbook Staff A. 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X. :E X5.Swx-. 1.-:slmr- sims: X 'Q -M' . .cMxm.c.-.NS zfgzvm-t5x 2-:wif-:S tit Sak --' -'-svkr:-.igssymxv -Nw: -W,-:'rt 2 SANXSSQNSQX Mx i 'L':,E rg igsigsiibwqexmfl .V . -1 tr. as-?f.Exs11'1 sy th-Q X .,g,Asg,,..-,:.sa3,S. NSN N ,se 1 X. ,rf . Ns: sss,..,1-me ww..-rc .. X, .Q we X, -X -sr -i-f-sims-g:cf,t-. S3frf?.1isQiw7'I-'f' N .. . . . . -ages' J :-J..-,fx 5. i it .nr U vs qc ,. sys.. 1. X -D3 N- :W t Qwlbk- r: ': .r X 1 i - 'Y -fxrrw -f irfr- at cross .. , 1 - .'.. cos., so-1-:.p.s..,:,s -it 1 .-s:r,.-,,,.5.Qist.A.- v fri N ' , -X IIQXIQE I. . , 3 17 DELVINA ANNE FRENCH Never complain, never explain Del - attended Tantasqua Regional High School l. SHEILA CATHERINE GALUGAN lt is good to be merry and wise Sheila - Not. Hon. Soc. 3,47 Dance Corn l,2, Prom 3, Basketball 21 Glee Club lf Mixed Chorus 3,42 Oltice Girl 3: School Mag, l,2g Pep Club lp Ex- change Concert l-37 JDMRC l,2g Jr, Div. of Red Cross 2g Grad. week usher- ette 3: Concessions 45 St. Acv. Tickets Co-chrmn. 4, Class Night Speaker 4, Yearbook staffg Class Will 4, Car Wash 3: Science Fair 2, BRUCE ARTHUR GIOVANELLO See what a grace was seated an this brow Givvy - Class Treas, lp HR Treas. 4, Football l-3g Captain 4, Basketball lg Baseball l,3,4, Prom Comm. 3g Science Fair l,2p School Mag. lf Interclass Basketball lg S Club Treas 31 Pres, 4. wal-- , ,ef PAULINE ALMA GIROUX To endeavor is to succeed Pauline - Dance Com, 4: Yearbook Staff 4. BARBARA MARIE GLASS Her eye: are songs of adfenture and Chee-r ' Ba -el -- Band I-3: Science Fair l,2f Talent 'Shaw 2, Yearbook Staff 4 JDVIPC i, Efcharige Concert I-3, Pos- ter ff-Hurd l,2g Uzharette .lr. Prom 3. GEORGE M. GRAHAM George - Basketball I-4g Baseball 2-4- Glee Club 12g Exchange Concert l,2g Track l,3,4g Co. Capt. 2: Cross Country l,2, Co-capt. 3. 18 MARCIA LOIS GRANDONE A sunny nature wins lasting friendship everywhere Marsh - HM Treas. lg Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4f Dance Com. I-4, Student Council 2,35 Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus Sf Class Play l-41 Jr. Prom Com 35 Science Fair 24 Mixed Chorus 3: Yearbook Staff 49 School Mag. 25 School newspaper lit ed. 34 Co-ed. 4: JDMRC 2: Fut. Teachers of Am. 2-4g Color Com. for new school 22 Pep Club lg Pic. Com. 31 Class night speaker 45 Class night usherett 35 Grad usherett 3g Exchange Con. 35 Conces- sions 4. - , 4....L4-y-1..l,4.,...., - .....--, JOYCE CAROLYN GREENE A good sport and a sincere friend Jug - HMHO if Basketball 2, oiee Club 2, Science Fair 2,31 Mixed Chorus l,2g JDMRC I,2g Pep Club Ig Exchange Concert I. BRUCE GEORGE GUIBAULT Age, I do obhor thee, Youth, l do adore thee Bruce Q- Science Fair Entry If Dance Com, 4. JOSEPH LIONEL HEBERT My thoughts and my conduct are my own Lenny - Dance Com. 41 Science Fair lp Cross Country 4. JOHN THOMAS HILL Work is for the other guy to worry about Jack - Science Fair If Jr. Prom 3. 19 ELIZABETH ANNE HALL Laugh and the world laughs with you Libby - HR Sec 45 Dance Com. I-4, Basketball I-31 Co-copt 45 Softball I-4g Glee Club l,2f Jr. Prom. 35 Science Fair 1,25 Operetta 27 Office Girl I-35 Audio-Visual 2,35 Yearbook Staff 4, School newspaper 3i School Mag. 35 ln- terclass Basketball 3: coach 25 Pep Club Ig Stud. Gov't Day 25 Exchange Con- cert lg JDMRC 25 Concessions 4, Car Wash 35 Leadership Corps 31 Inter-class Cheering lp Usherett for Talent Show 2. FRANCIS EDWARD HOLDEN There's mischief in this man Frannie - HM Pres. I-4g Football 2, 44 Basketball I-35 Baseball If Class Play 25 Science Fair l-2: lnterclass Basket- ball I,2. i DONNA MARIE HUGHES Tis the good reader that makes the good book Donna - H.R. Sec. lg Dance Comm. l-21 Glee Club lg Prom Comm, 3g Science Fair Entry 25 Talent Show 27 Office Girl 3, Mixed Chorus If Year- book 4g Exchange Concert ly JDRC lp Concessions 4. JOHN FRANCIS HURLEY He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose John - Science Fair 3g Attended St. Mary's l,2. .....1L-.- . ,,.- . , , -5 -,. u. . -f.il'..?' ii iq ' 5 5 5 W' X 2 ff.: pr ew ,Ye ., X Nl' A 'S ' ig? G?2'Y i'Ex.z- yn, i U? Q W . -L-5 ' Fi., f ftiflgeiwfiiif M ' - ew,-i .e Q -':.- M , f erik' -25:1 ,Q . X V x AN Er R A 4 X xt S t 0 W' ,A 'G 'Sh .' QQUQQ ,. gf V , . , , ! DAVID ALAN JOHNSON A little nonsense naw and then is relished by the best of men Dave - H.R. Treas. l,3p H.R. Pres. 21 H.R.H.O. 45 Science Fair lp Golf team T. Ds . 95 ,W , if I 5, 'Qs' 3 'N 'il Q Jia I 1- Q, ROGER ANDRE JULIAN Sheet Metal Jules MARGARET ANN JUUAN Unknown to many because of her quietness Peggy - Dance Comm. lg Prom 37 Office Girl 25 Civics Club l. 20 GARY MARK KARP Beware of the quiet ones, fhey'll sur- prise you Gary - Science Fair 1,21 Assembly 41 Cross Country Manager 4, - - 4-.....igL.-....-L JEFFREY JOSEPH KOKOSZKA For they can conquer who believe they can Koko - Dance Comm. 15 Band 1,25 Prom 35 Ded. of S.H.S, 35 Science Fair Entry 1,35 Exchange Concert 1,2. DIANE ELIZABETH LACASSE Pleasure before duty Dee Dee - H.R. Sec. 35 Dance Comm. 2-45 Moiorette 2-45 Glee Club 1-35 Mixed Chorus 45 Prom 35 Science Fair 1,25 Talent Show 1-35 Yearbook 45 J.D.R.C. 1,25 Exchange Concert 1-35 Scar. Ban. 3. 2, , . SYLVIA JEAN KOPAS Calm and serene in all her actions Sylvia - Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Dance Comm. 1,2,45 Glee Club 25 One- Act Play 35 Science Fair 25 Mixed Cho- rus 3,45 Yearbook 45 C. 81 G. 1,25 Pep Club 15 Prom 3. PAUL LAFLECHE Sheet Metal Paul - Basketball 1. EDWIN JOHN LACH Electrician Ed - NaY'l Hon Soc. 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4. 21 ROBERT LANGEVINE Machine Shop Bob - Class Sec. 1,25 Glee Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4. SUSAN MARY LANGO Goodness heightens beauty Sue e H. R. V, P, I,Q,4, Dance Com. I,2,4, Student Council 2,3g Basketball Mg. 3, Glee Club I,2, Mixed Chorus 45 Jr. Prom 3g Ded. of S.l'l.S. 35 Sci- ence Fair IQ, Yearbook Staft 4, School Mag. I,2g School Newspaper 3f Pep Club Ig Exchange Concert Ig JDMRC 1,25 Jr. Red Cross I,2f Concessions 4. DIANE MARY LATENDRESS Neatness is a virtue Diane - Dance Com. 4. Glee Club 2,3g Jr. Prom 3, Cilicz Club Ig Car 'Nash 3. -..A-L - WILLIAM LOUIS LAPOINTE Men of few words are the best men Bee Bee - Dance Com. If Baseball If Class Play 2, Ded. of S.H.S. 35 Sci- ence Foir if Mixed Chorus i,3,4, Ex- change Concert I ,3. WILLIAM LOUIS LARIVIERE Never o trouble, never a frown Bill - Jr. Prom 35 Talent Show 3. DENIS LEO Sheet Metal Leo - Basketball I. 22 DAVID RAYMOND LENTI Never iudge this man by his size Dave - Jr. Prom 3: Science Fair 1,21 Ded. of S.H.S. 3. - - . .,4 -- -........ FRANCES ELIZABETH LIBUDA There can be no satisfaction where there is no laughter Tibuda - H.R. Sec. 3: Dance Com. l,2p Basketball 25 Mixed Chorus l-45 Jr. Prom 35 Ded. ot S.H.S. 3, Class Night Usherette 31 Oltlce Girl 39 Year- book Staff 4, Jr. Red Cross l-35 Pep Club lf Exchange Concert lg Conces- sions 4g Programs 45 Car Wash 3. JANET ANN MCDONALD l love tranquil solitude Jan - Dance Com. 4g Glee Club 2, Otlice Girl 2, Yearbook 4: Scarlet Banner 4. JOHN LIVERNOIS Machinist National Hon. Soc. 3, Basketball lg Glee Club 31 Yearbook Staff 4. BERNARD EDWARD MAHAN Sheet Metal Basketball lf Baseball lf Glee Club l, x x 23 5' F RONALD LAWRENCE LOMME He bear himself with honorable action Ronnie - Science Fair l, GEORGE MICHAEL MALONEY He is apt and ot great credit George - H. R. Treas. 49 Nat. Hon. Soc. 45 Jr. Prom 31 Ded. of S.H.S. 3: Science Fair 3g Yearbook 45 Scarlet Banner 35 Assembly 4, Attended St. Mary's High School 1,21 Motto 4. EQ7.m33rT 'i ? 'C'i sm, uv.- -bs .egy- lgfzfi? , I-flu :' f-2 LEO JOSEPH MANDEVll.lE He hath indeed a good outward happiness Leo - Football 35 Basketball 45 Prom Comm. 35 Ded. of S.H.S. 35 Science Fair Entry 35 Yearbook 45 Track 35 Cross Country 45 Capt. 45 Attended Notre Dame l,2. CAROLYN ANN MONGEON A girl so sweet, a girl so kind, she's the type that's hard to find Core - Hmrm V.P. 35 Dance 2,35 Glee Club l,25 Prom Comm. 35 One- Act Play 25 Science Fair 25 Assemblies 3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Yearbook 45 Sca, Ban. Prof. Ed. 35 Co-Editor 45 Cri. 81 G. lg Co-Editor Prat. 25 J.D.R.C. 1,25 Exchange Concerts l-3. BARBARA ANN MATHIEU I was born to speak all mirth and no matter Mathu - HR. Sec. lg Dances 2-45 Band i,25 One-Act Play 25 Prom Comm. 35 Science Fair 1,25 Talent Show 25 As- sembly 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Yearbook 45 Scar. Ban. 3,45 C. 8- G. l,25 Con- cessions 45 Exchange Concert l,2,3. COLLEEN ANN MOORE A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Collie - Dances i,2,45 Glee Club lg Cor Wash 35 Prom Comm. 35 Yearbook 45 C. 81 G. 1,25 Scar. Ban. 3,45 Conces- sions 45 Usheretts 3. 24 MJLL- .. LINDA LOIS MISCOOK A happy heart, a carefree mind Cookie - HMRM. V. P. ly Sec. 25 Dance 25 Glee Club 25 Prom Comm. 35 Science Fair 25 Assembly l,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 C. 81 G. 25 J.D.M.R.C. l,25 Exchange Concert 3. DIANE ROBERTA MORRILL An attractive girl with pensive beauty in her eyes Diane - Dance 45 Car Wash 35 Sci- ence Fair 35 Otiice Girl 45 Yearbook 45 Sco. Bon. 3,45 Concessions 45 Usher- ette 35 Assembly 45 Attended St. Mary's High School l,2. .. - .. L.....igL.-1-2.4.-...M . - -...., nw- 5. X 51 YI-gg fit 'Ps li W' 1 I , I . ein - - ' ' lyiyci-, 3'g5Yi.jf15i:ffl,l,QI gl . 1 ij., . 1 X. ll-AQ. ,X ' .. ..:- :: X5 , L 4? 1 . ' WK- A , A A . , . :, 1 Q 1 . - 1 ' ,, ' :Q 'X I' ' ' 5 ls? 1' . . 1 1 GORDON MICHAEL MULDOON There's mischief in this man Germ - Hmrm. Treas. 21 Basketball 1,21 Baseball lg One-Act Play 25 Sci- ence Fair l,2. GREGORY ANTHONY PALMERINO Men of few wards are the best men Greg - HMRM H. O. 35 Basketball 2-4, Baseball 3,4p Band 2,3i Ded. of S.H.S. 35 Science Fair li Cross Country 3, Co-Capt. 49 Concessions 4, DIANE L. NOLAN A quiet conscience makes one so serene Dee - Dances 1,3, Office Girl 3. 1 '?..,-P SANDRA FRANCES O'BRlEN There is nothing like the Irish Obi - Dances l,4, Band li Glee Club 1,41 One-Act Play 2: Pram Comm. 3, Science Fair 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4, C. 81 G. 2, Sca. Ban. Exchange Concert 1,3. 3g JD.R.C. 1,2: FRANK PICCIONE Sheet Metal Frank - Student Council 2,31 Foot- ball 1,2. ex xxx -.gurl Qi .,,. A .NN ws .tv -s - Q- JUDITH ANN POLAKOWSKI Where there's fun she Pollo - Class V.P. lg always goes Dance Comm. 1,21 Student Council 1,35 Club 1,27 One-Act Play S.H.S. 35 Science Fair 1, Mixed Chorus Sec. 3,47 C. Band lp Glee 2,35 Ded. of Assembly 1,41 8- G. 2. 25 STEVEN LOUIS PONTBRIAND Did he never rnake you laugh? Steve - Hm. Rm. otticer 2,3g Foot- ball lg Basketball l,3p Jr, Prom 35 Science Fair lg Assemblies 2,3, CAROL ANN POSTEMSKI Her disposition is as sunny as her smile Carol - Dance Com. I-4g Ring Com. 3g Glee Club 21 Jr, Prom 3g Ded. of SHS 3g Science Fair l,2g Operetta 2g OG 2, Mixed Chorus 2g Yearbook Staff 4g School newspaper 3,4. I ROGER REOPEL He is no fool for fancy Butch - Hm, Rm. officer 2, Science Fair l,2, SAMUEL A. RICCI, JR. Machine Shop Sam - Class Sec. 2, Dance Cam, 2. 26 -..peg PAUL HENRY RACICOT A smile for every boy and two for every girl SIie - HR Treas. 2,45 Pres. 3g Dance Com. 2,32 Ring Com. 37 Pict, Com. 3: Ded. of SHS 3g Class Play 2,35 Jr. Prom 35 Yearbook Staff 4: Cross Coun- try 4, Concessions 4. ' . 12' S11 P ...ni-L.. ' . ,,..4:,..A GALE LOUISE RICHARDSON Small courtesies sweeten life Gale - Hm, Rm. Sec. 25 Dance Com. l,2p Student Council 3f Glee Club lg Jr. Prom 35 Science Fair l,2g Operetta 2, Assembly 2, Oflice girl 2,3g Mixed Chorus 2-3g Newspaper 2,4. DIANNE ROBERT lt's Wiser to be a listener than to say too much Diane - Dance Com. 4g Glee Club 21 Jr. Prom 35 Yearbook Stal? 45 School Newspaper 4. KATHLEEN SARA RYAN I like life full of fun and excitement Kathy - HRVP 2, Dance Com. I-3g Basketball l,2g JDMRC l,2g Softball lg Jr. Prom 31 Science Fair l,3f Assembly 45 Fut. Teachers of Am. 3,4, treas. 3g School Mag. l,2f Yearbook Format Editor 4g Pep Club I,2g Jr, Div. Red Crass If Debate 4. ' W 'I' ' 'Cf7fffTE WILLIAM JOHN RYAN Electrician Bill - HR. Sec. 4g Student Council 31 Baseball 21 Yearbook Staff 4, Conces- sions 4. A i. Ii If I ii. ll J, I coNsTANcE IRENE st. CYR It Gentle ot speech - good at intention ll Connie - Glee Club 2,3. 'l I rl il I I Ima.aimmxnm--.rr-fn-m-.....-w- .z--11' 1: I:-. ,-f .vrrx CAROL CECILE ST. MARTIN She who is quiet and pleasant Carol Glee Club 2,3,4, Science Fair 'l,2p Mixed Chorus 4. 27 ' 6 KAREN JUNE SALETNIK She never hurries and seldom worries Karen - Dance Com. i,2,4f HRVP lg Maiorette 2-4, Jr. Prom 3, Talent Show 3, Assemblies 2-47 Yearbook Stott 4. mfr-mv-?.azv.:u1fnv.rT':-f 1-raw . 1 nw.-evr.wwi.,n-:-run. ...... ...-.m-if-:rf-1.c..-...1-1-v.-ef. . . . YVONNE SALISBURY She is a most sweet lady ln JOAN SlLVESTRl She is of spirit so still ond quiet Joan - Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3,45 Band l,2: Glee Club lg Talent Show 2-45 Assemblies l-35 Yearbook 45 Usherette 3: Class Will 4. -...1L- 4 SUSAN SHAUWEKER I do not betray myself with my blushing Sue - HMRM. V.P. lg Cheerleader 2,3, co-Capt. 45 Maiorette 15 Dances l-45 Pic. Comm. 35 Basketball l,35 Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 3, Sec. 45 Assem- blies l-45 Prom Comm. 35 Talent Show 35 Yearbook 45 Ded. of S,H.S. 35 Sci- ence Fair l. PETER SLACK His worthiness doth challenge much respect Pete - Dances Comm. 3,45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Science Fair 25 Yearbook 4. 28 RICHARD SERDINISKI Sheet Metal SARA SPIELMAN It is a friendly heart that hath plenty of friends Sally - Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Science Fair lp Dance Comm. 2. I RICHARD SPIELVOGEL For he indeed hath made great' preparations Spuck - Class Treas. 2, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3, Pres. 4, Student Council 3, Hmrm. Treas. I, Pres. 3,4, Dance Comm. l,2, Football l-4, Class Play 3, Science Fair 2,3, Assemblies 3,4, Ded. of S.l'l.S. 3. FERDENAND SZCZPIEN Fred JANINA SWIACKI ',z- - :gg- Voice, gait, and action of a gentle woman Jan - Basketball l'4, Co-Capt. 4, Glee Club l-4, Prophecy 4, Dance Comm. l-4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair l,3, Mixed Chorus 4, Yearbook 4, C. 81 G. l,2, Sca. Ban. 3-4. PATRICIA ANN SZYDLIK High aims form high character, and hard work brings out great minds Pat M Yearbook Editor 4, Nat'l Hon. . W ROBERT SZCZYGIEI. A light heart lives long Bob - Class Treas. 3, Hmrm. Treas l-3, Dance Comm, 3, Basketball l Baseball l,4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Soc. 3, Vice Pres. 4, Prophecy 4, Class Night Speaker 4, Hmrm. V.P. 2-4, Ring Comm. 3, Basketball Mgr. 2,3, Dance Comm. l-4, Band l, Glee Club 2, Class Play 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Ded. of S.H.S. 3, Science Fair 2,3, Sca. Ban. 3, C. 81 G, l,2, Assemblies l-4, Exchange Concert l, Concessions 4, Car Wash 3, Usherette 3, Pep Club l, Leaders Corps 29 -..... f-.....i4-::.....-- - 7 , X STANLEY SZYDLIK To live at ease and not be bound to think Stan - Hmrm. Pres. l, Dance Comm. l, Basketball 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Ded. of 5.H.S. 3. JOHN TARDIF Actions of a greal man Jack - Basketball 2,3, Baseball l, Science Fair 2. CONSTANCE LENORE THOMAS She was ihe friend, not of fortune, but of men Connie - H.R.V.P. l, Sec. 4, Dance Com. l, Student Council l-4, Glee Club l-4, Jr. Prom 3, Science Fair 2,3, Talent Show 3, Operelfa 2. MAXINE PAULETTE TETREAULT Her smile is like the rainbow Maxine - Class Sec. l, Dance Com. l,4, Cheerleading 2,3, Co-Capt. 4, Yearbook Staff 4. ANTHONY TRIFONE Machinist Tony - Class Treas. 3, Ring Com. 3, Basketball l-4, Baseball l,2. 30 .4144 GLORIA KATHERINE THANAS Cha1'fy, chummy, cheerful Glo - Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, Sec. 4, Dance Corn. l-4, Glee Club 2, Class Play 2,3, Jr, Prom 3, Ded. of S.H.S. 3, Debate 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Scarlet Banner 3, Co-Ed. 4, Crimson Si Gray l,2, Class Night Speaker 4, Exchange Concert 3, Con- cessions 4, JDMRC l,2, Class Will 4, Pep Club l, Jr. Div. 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VASIL NIKOLAS VESHIA His limbs are cast in a manly mold Mex - HR. Pres. lg Dance Com. l-35 Science Fair l-35 Ring Com. 35 Class Play 25 Jr. Prom 35 Yearbook Staff 4, f 3.-at ::1lms512s,i,. .f1t,a:vrfmv. - .Mi .ir'!?Hv,g-.rl 55.5 waive? '. wfis, ' 'H+ '5 iz,- s.- AUDREY MARIA YANKA Always a gracious smile Audrey - Dance Com. li Glee Club l,25 Jr. Prom 35 Science Fair li Assem- blies l,25 Mixed Chorus lg Car Wash 3. , Ml- GLORIA YANKA lf's nice to be nofurol if you're naturally nice Glo - Don. Com. If Basketball Qi Band lg Glee Club 2,31 Mixed Chorus 35 Jr. Prom Corn. 35 Opererto Qp As- semblies 2,3g Yearbook Staff 4g Libros'- ion 4, RANSOM BRIAN McI.AM Let there be drums Ronny Bond 14, Exchange Con cert l-35 Hmrm. Tres. lg Prom Com, 3, IDA IRENE PROVOST Always smiling, never sighing 5nookey - Gym Show 3. Where is that keyhole? No, l am not having a party. 32 I don'r think we should skip again Friday. THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1963 We, the Class of l963, contrive this last will in our executive chambers at Southbridge High School. We do proudly make the following bestowals: To our principal, Mr. Desroches, we leave in gratitude a gold '63 for his desk, to Mr. Remian, a medal for a first year's work well done. To our class advisors, Mr. Jordan and Mr. Bernard, we leave our gratitude for all the guidance, help, and understanding they have given us during our high school days, To all members of the faculty and other members of the staff of S.H.S. the Class of i963 leaves our thanks for all their help and services, To our home room teachers - to Mr. Jordan, an electric computer for his future math intellectuals, to Miss Fitz- gerald, a restful summer vacation at Cedar Lake, and to Miss Tieri, a new aquarium. Francis Allard's football skill to Ronald McGlinchy. Gail Apostola's interest in Cole Trade to Julie Szczypien. Margaret Apte's Renault to Zenon Sawicki. Jane Bachand's voice to Toula Billis. Ralph Belanger's tool box to Ronald St. Martin. Richard Belanger's iokes to Scott Phipps. Roland Belanger leaves his well-travelecl Durfee Street route. Judith Benoit's iob at Lucky Buck to Paul Ceccarelli. Louis Berthiaume's affectionate smile to Douglas Filo. Douglas Blackmer's grill from his DeSoto to Ray Ouell- eiie. Patricia Boucher's Hfth period study seat to Michael Bousquet. Edward Brousseau's Notre Dame gym bag to Roger Mandeville. James Bucknam leaves his long term of class president behind him. Carol Burzycki's quietness to Carol Pontbriand. Barbara Butler's long walks to school to Susan Boudreau. David Byman's flirtatious charm to David Tiberii. Leon Caouette's hot saxophone to Ronnie Plouffe. George Carmel's mechanical heart to the Biology lab. Kenneth Carpenter's Rambler to Jeremy Slack. Henry Chamberland's sheet metal shop and parking space to Robert Palmerino. Jo Anne Chouinard's easel in the art room to Rachel Lavallee. Joseph Cloutier's personality to Russell St. Laurent. Roland Corriveau's ample orifice to Richard Jacques. Cornelia Cronin's unusual blue eyes to Becky McKinstry. Stuart Dall's seat in English to his sister, Jane. Michael Daniel's histrionic power to John Jenkins. Peggy DeAngelis' friendly smile to all passers-by. Nancy DeAngelis' red hair to Mr. Conlon. David Diamond's name to a permanent baseball dia- mond. David DiGregorio leaves his love for English. Norma DiLorenzo's black hair to Diane Marinelli. Marcia Dion's El Espanol to Lois Lemire. Carolyn Englehardt's little sister in the care of Sue Bastien. Dell Foss's love of dill pickles and chocolate bars to Darlene LaFortune, George Fournier's baseball ability to Vincent Sinni. Roger Fournier's driver's license to Ronald Giroux. Delvina French leaves her stack of books. Sheila Galligan's car to Tony Lamarine for his long walks to school. Bruce Giovanello's eyebrows to Bob Galante. Pauline Giroux's green eyes to anyone who wishes she had them. Barbara Glass's rosy complexion to Ruth Spielvogel. George Graham's pleasant manner to George Handy. Marcia Grandone's French book to Betty Mroczkowski. Joyce Greene's love of Albanians to Judy Kowalski. Bruce Guilbault's pixy humor to Ron Cronin. Elizabeth Hall's athletic ability to Donna Palmerino. Lionel Hebert's younger brothers and sisters to the face ulty. John Hill's love of homework to Melvin Glass. Francis Holden's giggles to Donnie Ferron. Donna Hughes' contact lenses to Nancy Chamberland. John Hurley's decisive ways to Chris Crosbie. David Johnson leaves his tow truck in the parking lot. Margaret Julian's quiet smile to Paula Kopacz. Roger Julian's popularity with the fairer sex to Paul Belanger. Gary Karp leaves his inquiring look. Jeffrey Kokoska's iob at Consumer's to Dave Materas. Sylvia Kopas's artistic ability to Judy Brodeur. Diane Lacasse's batons to Cheryl Rodio. Edwin Lach's height to Dennis Gay. Paul LaFleche's love of life to Joe Aramini. Robert Langevin's speed shifting to Tony Kahwarcyzk. Susan Lango's neat appearance to Nat Lavoie. William Lapointe's seat in glee club to Ronald Blais. William Lariviere's quietness to James Kavanaugh. Diane Latendress' seat in English class to her sister Joan. David Lenti's Spanish book to Mr. McAuliffe. Denis Leo's reticence to Lionel Conouyer. Frances Libuda leaves the weights in Phys. Ed. to any girl who can press 80 lbs. John Livernois' hot rodding to William LeBoeuf. Ronald Lomme's iob at Bob's Gulf Station to anyone who can handle it. Janet McDonald's love for Army green to Pauline Gag- non. Bernard Mahan's business skill to Fred DiGregorio. George Maloney leaves the public library in silence. Leo Mandeville's track shoes to his brother Paul. Barbara Mathieu leaves her many questions unan- swered. Linda Miscook's love for short boys to Ginny Ryan. Ransom McLam's head drummer place to David Pont- briand. Carolyn Mongeon's boss, Pete, to Donna Kokoska. Colleen Moore's blonde hair to those who wish they had it. Diane Morrill's natural curly hair to Susan Whitney. Gordon Muldoon's convertible to Danny Mcliinstry. Diane Nolan's seat in shorthand lll to Carol Bednarz. Sandra O'Brien's love of motorcycles to Cheryl Proulx. Gregory Palmerino's black hairto Bill Bastien. Frank Piccione's long term to Dave Woodson. Judith Polakowski's ruggedness to Mr. Marino. Steven Pontbriand's car to Steve Ashton. Carol Postemski's tailpipe to anyone who can find it. Ida Provost's gym suit to Lincla Benoit. Paul Racicot leaves his transmission all over townt Paul Remiian leaves his uncle, Mr. Remian, to S.l-l.S. Roger Reopel leaves John Peters to Mr. Young. Gale Richardson's love for the Trade Division to Terry Webber. Diane Robert's dancing shoes to Pauline Goulet. Kathleen Ryan's camp to all future party goers. William Ryan's quiet disposition to Robert Tremblay. Constance St. Cyr's completed bookkeeping homework to John Yannacci. Carol St. Martin leaves Chemistry to Paul Mani. lforen Salenik's baton to Barbara Christo. Yvonne Salisbury's bookkeeping to her sister, Carol. Susan Schauweker's Albanian Dictionary to Celine Poirier. .,.gL-.. Richard Serdinski's mechanical know-how to Robert Mandreville. Joan Silvestri's dancing feet to Paula Kopacz. Peter Slack's flair for French to Bobby McMaster. Sally Spielman's pierced ears to Trina DeAngelo. Richard SpielvogeI's pronunciation of R's to Tommy Borghesi. Janina Swiacki's co-captaincy in basketball to her sister, Nancy. Robert Szczygiel's pink ears to Ronnie Smolen. Fred Szczpien's athletic ability to Richard Thibeault. Patricia Szydlik's good iob on the yearbook to Betty Berry. Stanley Szydlik leaves his job at Consumer's. John Tardiff's good posture to his brother Gil. Maxine Tetreault's fingernails to Diane Marinelli, Gloria Thanas Pipes to Jim Steele. Constance Thomas Appetite to Todd Misiasek. Anthony Trifone's many talents to Richard Blais. David Tully's bottle of aspirin to all teachers. Normand Vallee's height to Louis Malley. Richard VanDernoot's many trips to Boston to Jimmy Bartoli. Vasil Veshia -leaves a slap in the head to Leonard Nicolletti. John Walkinshaw's civil defense ability to Dick Welch. Sandra Wielblad's water skis to Rod Fitzgerald. Audrey Yanka's speed in shorthand to her sister Beatrice. Gloria Yanka's iob at Woolworth's to Jane Desrosiers. Sandra Yannacci's mischievious ways to Lois Malboeuf. Witnessed this sixteenth day of June: Sandra Wielblad - Chairman Louis Berthiaume Nancy DeAngelis Sheila Galligan Marcia Grandone Sylvia Kopas Carolyn Mongeon Gloria Thanas Joan Silvestri THE PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF 1963 One of our local reporters, Roger Fournier, has iust noted the amazing coincidence in this report of 1980 that the entire Class of 1963 is staying at the new Southbridge Hilton Hotel. Some are attending conven- tions, some are vacationing, and some are employed at the hotel. irresistibly drawn to the hotel, we are greeted by Ro- bot Szczygiel, the august doorman, then Diane Robert, the hotel receptionist. In the foyer, we are delighted to find a portrait of James Bucknam, president of Ford Motor Company. The painting was the ioint effort of Sylvia Kopas and Carol Postemski. The illuminated bulletin board advises us of numerous conventions at the hotel. The Blue Room houses a teach- ers' convention. The elected president, Marcia Dion, home from Europe, called the meeting to chaotic order when with the gavel she smashed the finger of Kathy Ryan the new senior English Teacher at SHS. Gloria Thanas ran to get Young Dr. Maloney and Dr. Jeff Kokoszka, who arrived with their nurses, Norma DiLorenzo and Diane Lacasse. They were followed by X-Ray technician Jane Bachand whose machine was carried by Sam Ricci and David Tully. Bruce Guilbault, SHS Problems of Democracy teacher, called an ambu- lance driven by Tony Trifone and designed by Henry Chamberland. When the ambulance arrived, a riot broke out. Three state policemen, Ronald Berthiaume, Robert Langevin, and Norman Vallee, rushed to the scene to try to quell the mob. Mike Daniels from California and Eddie Brous- seau, instructor of N.R.O.T.C. at Providence College, successfully assisted their fellow teacher into the ambu- lance in spite of the riot. During the course of the riot, Lionel Hebert's candy stand was overturned by Paul LaFleche. Sandra Wiel- blad estimated that the 58962, pieces of candy scat- tered, if divided proportionally among the rioters, would give each one exactly 22-U17 pieces. Government pharmacist Richard Belanger handed out tranquillizers, developed by noted research biologist Pat Szydlik, to calm the crowd. After the riot broke up, elementary school teachers, Marcia Grandone and Peggy Apte, served coffee and dirty candy to the exhausted police- men. When all was calm, Dell Foss spoke on teaching handi- capped children, followed by Sue Schauweker's address to elementary school teachers. The speeches were iudged by Harvard professor Roger Reopel, Vassar dean Janina Swiacki, and history professor at Radcliffe lRoom l12i Judy Polakowski. In the President Grant dining room an engineers' con- vention had iust adiourned and the engineers were milling around their genial host, Gary Karp. Joan Sil- vestri and her exotic South Sea Islanders entertained with the limbo. Famous members of the troop are Sandy Yannacci and George Fournier. Standing in the corner discussing their trans-Atlantic bridge were Paul Racicot and Paul Remiian while their secretaries, Karen Saletnik and Maxine Tetreault, took notes. These four were formulating plans for greater things in the future. During the course of the social hour a fuse blew, and electrical engineers Dave Byman and John Walkinshaw were called out to solve the problem. Louis Berthiaume and Edwin Lach were sent to get a fuse. When the lights came back on, secretary Delvina French reported that her employer Peter Slack, of Super Slack's Engineer- ing Company, was missing. Hotel secretary Yvonne Salisbury called F. B. I. agent incognito Mex Veshia to investigate. House detective Dave Diamond came out of Pat Boucher's gym class to assist. Within minutes, Roland Belanger, while checking out his CD fallout shelter, discovered Peter investigating it with Dave DiGregorio, civil engineer, and John Hill, designer of the shelter, together with their secretaries, Nancy De Angelis, Sheila Galligan and Franny Libuda. They were soon all returned to the convention. Leaving the party, we passed Stanley Szydlik petitioning funds for his first manned flight to Pluto. Further down the hall was Libby Hall doing hand-stands while her en- thusiastic students, Ralph Belanger and Dennis Leo, literally knocked themselves out doing head stands. While doing a back fiip, Fred Sczypien knocked over a table holding both a novel written by Peggy DeAngelis and the Nobel prize-winning essay of Donna Hughes. Before entering the diplomatic suite, we passed a group of stewardesses, Gale Richardson, Sally Spielman, and Gloria Yanka. Having completed a trip around the world recently, they have iust had their hair done at the international beauty salon of Barbara Butler and JoAnne Chouinard. In the diplomatic suite Frannie Holden, recently returned from Madrid, was discussing improving U.S. Spanish relations with his secretary Sue Lango. Connie Thomas, ambassador to the Philippine Islands, had iust tainted. Dr. Richard Spielvogel, surgeon general for the U.S. Government, revived her, aided by his nurses, Carolyn Englehardt and Barbara Glass. linda Miscook was also at the convention, resting from her position as ambassador to Italy. Top nuclear phys- icist Jack Tardif discussed missile developments with Air Force General Ken Carpenter, here from Paris, and Private Steve Pontbriand. Maior Billy Lapointe and Colonel Bill Lariviere have left the group in favor of pas- sive defense. Barbara Mathieu, top retail buyer at Macy's, rushed into the room searching for one of her original dresses. Downstairs in the hotel clinic, oral cancer vaccine was being passed out, The vaccine was developed by George Carmel, reknowned veterinarian, who discovered it while experimenting with the blood of a fiea. Member of the Peace Corps, Colleen Moore, found that the vac- cine is successful in her work. Nurses Diane Morrill and Carol St. Martin were handing out the vaccine to volun- teers Billy Ryan, Fran Allard, and Roger Julian, who plan to use it as propaganda in their business relations. Medical Secretaries Gail Apostola and Carol Burzycki recorded necessary data. Joyce Greene, secretary to a famous cartoonist, at first refused to take the vaccine until persuaded by the well-known psychologist, Connie Cronin. Carolyn Mongeon, social worker, went through Joyce's records and discovered that her abnormally healthy school days were the cause of a mental block. interrupting their social activities, the profitable law firm of VanDernoot and Hurley were in the process of counseling Gordon Muldoon who was in an accident while touring the country in his Corvette. Gordon is suing Sandra O'Brien for the damage done to his car by her twelve Swedish children. Taking notes were Pauline Giroux, Diane Latendress, Audrey Yanka, and Ida Provost, specialist in law. On the bulletin board in the lobby, designed by Randy McClam, various items are posted. Bruce Giovanello has lust been appointed head coach of the Boston Patriots. Stuart Dall has been elected president of the OJ'-, by the Board of Trustees. The Board consists of Bernie Mahan, Frank Piccionni, Doug Blackmer, and Roland Corriveau. Stuart's receptionist will be Connie St. Cyr. Ronald Lomme has lust opened a new branch office of his Real Estate business. l-lead accountant will be Leo Mandeville, and head bookkeeper will be Janet Mac- Donald. ln his other ofiice, he employs Diane Nolan and Peggy Julian as secretaries. George Graham has made history by developing a new type of Graham Cracker - completely without graham flour. Judy Benoit has been appointed head of the VVAF's. Leon Caouette recently completed his 22nd appearance at Carnegie Hall as conductor of the New York Phil- harmonic. S Greg Palmerino lately celebrated the grand opening of his Big Bunny branch in Outer Mongolia. Richard Serdinski has started a new trend with his auto- matic garage. David Johnson's auto body is prosperirig as the world's largest wrecking service. It gets a lot of business from David himself. David Lenti is doing very well with his clothing stores. He is currently selling fur coats to the natives of the Congo. We take a hnal look around the hotel. So having satis- fied out curiosity, we regretfully leave the Southbridge Hilton Hotel. Prophecy Committee: Marcia Dion, Chairman Jim Bucknam Connie Cronin Roger Fournier Dick Spielvogel Janina Swiacki Patricia Szydlik Y il 1 TTTHT t Ti7Tm' T17fTfT7TTii4T T 'W'T '1'I TT'T '- . i I inKi.illiltiii'aitiiii Q' -imlsilui- il , ,, , Ep v X., V 4, , 1 1 V v , Lv U ' N1'jr'3','v- Jill gvprwmu-w gg ,:s:r 1 ,Q 4 Jyffy. g . v',,'wg'x - ' ff , x , . v y ,Xp dl , 1 Senior class ofticers were Jim Bucknam, President, Dell Foss, Vice-President, Sandy Yannacci, Secretaryf Paul Remi- ian, Treasurer, We started the year with the tirst Fresh- man Reception in the cafeteria. It was a pleasant evening. Our Senior play was entitled, lt's A Great Life. The year was filled with anticipation and anxiety for all as we looked for- ward to graduation. l ii 'fm- PROPHECY WILL AND HISTORY COMMITTEES P R O P H E C Y W I L L H I S T O R Y 39 Announcements Q Z.'Ei?fL,. I B, JJ .' ' W, -5 1f!1'1 1 .X Boo rd of Directors Flower, Color, ond M0110 ...QV Concessions ' H I I' 'I .4 mx 1 'X .QGHUZQ M Alf ..-...v-xw ..3i-nlluv.-311114. .:'::,T1rT4uatfEgfiiii-i-,. ,.. .,.qerea:+f---n1:zY..... w..:.nvfwvs-va-s-v-v--sv-vu:-f-' A wwmvnm' ilnvn-ee-rMvw'0mH y?l Y Y ,U - ,k.,,g.,. ,M .. ,-, , ,,,-,.,,-A., il. CoHee? 41 ,..14, . Did the Most for '63 Dell Foss SUPERLATIVES OF Most Likely to Succeed Jlm Buckmm Roger Fournier, Pot Szydlik Jim Buckncxm Athletes Bruce Gio-vfonello Libby l-loll Class Clowns Stuort Doll Judy Polokowslci Most Fun to be With Vosil Veslwio Sondra Yonnocci THE CLASS OF 1963 Changed Mos? Since Freshman Year Gary Karp, Donna Hughes, Ronald Berthiaume. Chafierboxes I Barbara Mathieu George Maloney Most Gullible David Johnson Sue Schauvveker Douglas Blackmere Friendliest Dell Foss, Mex Veshia, Frank Piccione Quiefesf Sylvia Kopas, John Walkinshaw Roger Julian Most Sophisticated Karen Scietnik Richard Vo nDernooT Blushes Most Sue Schouweker George Moloney Flirts Connie Thomos Dove Bymon Most Optimistic Gizmo Thomas H my Cbomberlond Best Doncers Sondro Yonnocci Jock Tordif Most Pessimistic Glorio Yonko John Livernois J 5 1 W U 'J 113 W w n v Tw 1 1 1 I l 1 9 'Nam R ,,'1 t, .,. f Q 2 . I .I3.5..g I.fE- I Q 4 . A K if . s k ? Q A 1 AQ, A, G Q Q s fx x ---fir A X -f- ., .1,'1-':',r:-:-wr: N N X X N W 'x 'xi , .fy . HEEL AND TOE OOPS! BOZO SHOW OUR PROM SAYONARA ,, hx JUNIOR HISTORY Junior class officers were Jim Bucknam, President, Dell Foss, Vice-President, Sandy Yanacci, Secretary, and Bob Sczcygiel, Treasurer, School was cancelled due to a bomb scare. In our Junior year we suffered the loss ot our beloved principal, Dr. James Robertson, We received our class rings, the first of this style in the school's history. The Junior class sponsored a carwash to raise money tor our Prom - Sayonara, which proved to be a great success. 4-7 f v A, J 'J 1- ,sf fb .l-' l J W ,I 1 i l 1 5 i Q 4 i, f I 5 I :u 1 1 I I I E r 3002.1 va . 1 ,f 1 'N PROM COMMITTEES T H E M E li HAPPY JOURNEY TO TRENTON AND CAMDEN Y C A S T C 51 P I C T U R E C O M M I T T E E R I N G C O M M I T T E E i Hungry anyone? Mefrecol? 52 fag? Qazzigwwb ,f Q ,dl 0 EK ii: cf sf awww ?fAi CW , viiw 533 QM wg, J fu 5-omfvjnsq A5 ii' 'gm .Q ii U GQQV QBESQDKHUW wwwpw ff WWW MZWm3f45Qk5?ffZ?4f? A. jjw ib wglfqk ' 2 A ' foam 53,5 W'J4Zi?ff6'z 59 f ? 7 1 , ,0- ss Q wo? s ,ff Sgt, liiigf 'YP .. .. ..,- . as .5-s5,x-- J A at , ,sf-f ' x 'O ' 1- 'ina , My W Q f e mg A 4 5 n 1 'f M5 ,ang ' v of 5 A ' . W . , Q Q A ' 2- 1, x V iff., t .-AK' is 61 'vvfxmf - N xi' xg' .' 4 l 45-' 4.5: 2,2 ..k..x. 1-PR Q. 5 . 4, .... ,rv :ff-El gs-ss? , ,Vi if , .. , 1-,t gs cf fin, W bg . . ,.,.1 .M Q,, tb. 'fl . , , SOPHOMORE HISTORY Our Sophomore year began with the election of class officers - Jim Bucknam, President, Ardelle Foss, Vice President, Gail Apostola, Sec- retary, and Richard Spielvogel, Treasurer. 'm . . - i .Qi ' 1 - . . e- M.-M '- If-1 H i 'HQ ' ' -f:fT':Q . i. Q -,! WW- ff'f 'i ' + , rf-. , AQ 5. , f,-f 'ig.'- e- ' f if 2 N - ii, V ' 4 'I' -..f 1 ,Q I,-Q Aim Tx. , ,,, .0 A 2, . .,. , .1 V x f An operetta was held as well as a class play, Both were successful. The football team, unfortunately, suFfered the end of its string of un- defeated seasons. 54- -M 3 ag., Q, FRESHMAN HISTORY Our freshman year started with a Freshman Reception sponsored by the Almighty Seniors. Everyone had an enioyable time and began to feel like a part of the school. Our class olticers were Jim Bucknam, President, Judy Polalcovvski, Vice-President, Bruce Giovanello,f Treasur- er, and Maxine Tetreault, Secretary. The football team enioyed its last consecutive unde- feated season. GW N 1 w 4 f 0 .541 i Y ,X ,155 4 s x . san f V. sv ...J . , .1 gash. Kfyf Q4 53 1 f ,L X .h . x fx iw., g - ' ga .mg . -+ WN. X . .... -L? k:,..wA...s,v3a,r - -- .E NL, Q - ggi? 5 Q ' Q 4' 1 1 ,ix VER RL R ' X 5 9 uv' QS 'f QT -- .N ,- .,.,........ 5 Q -rf- 1 Q' I 1 wr V? . ,. f 'N ,. So, what else? Did you hear about . . . ? 1 A if . if re 1 5 l x I I il Here we go LoopdeLoopI Wheff-J'S RiCl10FCl? Q if Q l l 5' ' 95:1 - - '--My e2 g, 4 5 Eff What's the trouble? G'-'ess Who? 'K I didn'f do ill Allfighf, Miss Carroll, And how was l'1e's gone. your weekend? 58 l I' f, iii. -.. .F :www-, H ,I . X: V af:,-,',2gw.- r:-I4-mg M, X 2355-133 glfx . -saf ., XE? - . -A if . P . f f kgjzf' 'xl ' 'T' .f:E13.f.rff - - ' - ' I xx . .. 1- f gf 1:1 .D Y f 1 Q 'ZEY 1 3515 , ,Q ,.,Q,..,Q ,. -..4 .' ., ir -L .. ,K Xt Y by Q -X - 1 .- - ,'.:.,.g:,:,.:g', ggwgd Sen io rs ...,. ' w f r:1.,2::.1: ? :2: A Deep thought F? f' -- And Then . . . . f' 'S wg E4 MP' Q: ': : . in ial -5 'I Y x P lixxxz h e e WQQ h' -' -e 1. :: mm .f,: Y. Let's Twist BooBoo Bear The Line-up Longo! Where-.'s Ralph? Once upon cu time Who's gof all the blankets? COC 2 + 2H 2 O-PCCMOHD f, + C 2 H 2 I didn? do it! 59 A' 4. . N -.As Q Q ' X , 'vs W M931 leak sy Sgt Nm X .x xo ., lisa? - sf. 'K 'ws f Q Humpfy Dumpfy f 1 . :tv Q 3 ,IX ix It's a raid! A,N, .. ,,,... 4 l 1-, , 512E1??'i3iIEP1'i:22i V. '. i I 1 1. 4. .'-., 3 Y, . N 3 J 'swf' L fr - 4 Q 9 H ,-' 10 A A Z I ff '-.' ' 5., :V . 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Lv' ,, . s.., , - Smile you're on Beachcomber 60 Oh, yeal lt's mine candid camera 4,unwH 'f ? 353 .gwfiiff K J 1 ' , 'F i l Steve Clarke Bill Brousseau Tom Borghesi Charles Nasse Jim Damian Paul Rapo Robert Jacques Don Ferron Rod Fitzgerald Paul Mani Chris Crosbie Fran Holden Fran Allard Bruce Giovanello Paul Remiian Dick Spielvogel Bryant Montigny Fulvio Gentilli Steve Zoto Jim Kane John Jenkins Vinni Sinni Kim Palmerino Bob Galente Peter Matte Rudy Sabatinelli Jim Jowett Richard Dugas Jim Tiberii Dick Thibeault Bob Labarge Chester Cyganiewicz Ronnie Smolen Robert Fantaroni Bob Bic-is FOOTBALL l 962 Doug Filo Bill Curboy Harry Lazo COACHES Donald Marino Red Montigny Anthony Santelli MANAGERS Alan Guardiani Bruce Newlands 62 i 4 I 1 i I i fs 1 '. i A ? 3 .. E i I i 9 I 1 i 1 1 1 , I I 1 V .mn , ,.lA 63 I ' ' ' g- ' x'V ' - 'ff wwf -L -4 iw? 'J ' JM '977' L 'T ' ' .i.f::,...f :, BASEBALL - 1962 'T,'f .a-' . .. .,, ,, - 4 inf: 4 . -. - W ,-N, . .. .- ,, .,,-. k J, a,... -. ,ef ,M .. -' ' . ' ' -1-- J- ., .Eze ' ,, ,.H..f:- ,.- .-wf . ., ,. I , '15, 1. . , ., .. 4,5 .. , I .5 uv! , 5, ,gf V 'v-,- .-, -,- Mr. Mr. ,--... .rv ,.kN,,.- . ',,,,. .X an , :A --7 -u -, . .. . 1- .., . , ... Team COACHES Robert Young Horold McAuliffe ' on ,, , Poul Remiion Jim Borfoli Tom Borghesi Doug Filo Tim Hughes .lim Kane Donny McKinsfry Pefer Goudeffe Poul Moni Dick Thibeciulf MANAGER Allen Guordicini 64 ',.v4.5.jSY,. X..- 5 L I P i i ii i il i, V i M Ji 1 4 I i i i I SOFTBALL -1962 Tula Billis Maureen Earls Pat Poulin Sandy Johnson Genevieve Perran Marilyn Travinski Donna Paimerino Elaine Mathieu Christine Bousquef Judi BOTSS COACH Harry Mcivia hon 65 BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY Bill Curboy, Fran Holden, Fulvio Genfilli, Tony Lomorine, Tommy Borghesi, Tony Trifone, Paul Remijon, Jimmy Kone, Tim Hughes, Poul Moni, Donnie Ferron, Bobby Pollone - Monoger, Ro- lond Vorin - Couch. Varsity Christine Bousquet Libby Hall Carolyn Englehardt Lois Lemire Marion Orzech Susan Damian Norma Bellerive Janina Swiacki Nancy Swiacki Linda Sinni Dorianne Sandman Sandra Martin Paula Kopacz GIRLS' BASKETBALL Jan. Basketball Schedule 1962 - 4 Oxford 9 St, Louis Notre Dame 16 St. Louis I 8 Woodstock 22 Bartlett 1 963 25 29 Feb. l 5 I2 I5 Warren Oxford Warren Woodstock Notre Dame Bartlett Junior Varsity Nancy Labarge Marilyn Christian Elaine Mathieu Carol Rutanen Elaine Sinni Terry Webber Judy Morris Ann Boulanger Ann Palmerino Marilyn Szydlik Judy Jenkins Ruth Spielvogel Nancy Gaiewski Rita Tritone Betty Webber Cynthia Crevier CROSSCOUNTRY 1962 Squad Jimmy .lovvetf Eddie Brousseau Bryant Monfigny John Nichols Dennis Kroll Dave Byman Rod Fitzgerald Leo Mandeville COACH Robert Windhiem xx-N v v 1 s Q x F Q .- N, K .isa-,r . ' -1 .Swv-Q. YEARBOOK COMMITTEES Editor .....,.......,.......... Patricia Szydlik Assistant Editor .... . . . Connie Cronin Editor of Format . . . . . . Kathy Ryan Art Editor .,.... Sylvia Kopas Sports Editor ..... . . . Francis Allard Business Managers .... ....., P aul Racicot Kenneth Carpenter BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Patricia Szydlilc, Connie Cronin, Paul Racicot, Kenneth Carpenter, Sylvia Ko- pas, Kathy Ryan, Ardelle Foss, James Buchnam, Henry Chamberland, Francis Allard, Paul Remijan, Sandra Yannacci. SUBSCRIPTION STAFF: Henry Charnberland, Chair- rnan, Susan Lango, Co-Chairman, Sandra Wielblad, Susan Schauvveker, Richard Belanger. SENIOR CLASS PAGES: Carolyn Mongeon, Diane Morrill, Carolyn Englehardt, Roger Fournier, Eliza- beth Hall. CANDID SHOTS: Peggy DeAngelis, Connie Thomas, Diane Lacasse, Colleen Moore, Judy Polakovvski. CLUBS: Marcia Grandone, Gloria Thanas, Donna Hughes, Barbara Mathiew. SPORTS: Francis Allard, Janina Swiacki, Jane Bach- and, William Ryan. TYPING STAFF: Joan Silvestri - Chairman, Nancy De Angelis, Pauline Giroux, Sheila Galligan, Janet Mc Donald, Fran Libuda, Diane Robert, Gloria Yanlca. ART: Sylvia Kopas, Marcia Dion. FACULTY ADVISORS: Mrs. Thimblin, Miss Aucoin. BUSINESS STAFF: Paul Raciot, Kenneth Carpenter, George Maloney, Richard VanDerNoot, Peter Slack, Leo Mandeville, Marcia Dion, Maxine Tetrault. fwmsia ' ' E' .. 15 , r 1 if 51 A i i' ' ' ' :E - Ns 1,-Q: , - ' :IT-'II ,W N 415 3 1 iff - , 5-'V , s ,, SA.. T' ' ' ' YM- wg 2 5 . N , Pts, H1 ., -, 1: s H W .. , .11 A 'H ' STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIORS: Stephen Clark, Douglas Fila, Donna Ko- koska, Natalie Morse, Nancy Svviaclci, David Tiberii, SENlOl2S: Jane Bachand, James Buclcnam, Barbara Mathieu, Judy Polakovvslci, Paul Racicot, Richard Spielvogel, Connie Thomas, Anthony Trifone. Janice Tiberii. SOPHOMORES: Norma Bellerive, Christine Bousquet, FRESl-lMENf William Bastien, Celine Poirier, Paul Judy Brodeur, Charlene Bourdelais, Paula Kopacz, Rapo, Julie Szczypien. Carol Lapointe. O F Jane Bachand, President F Judy Polakowslci, Vice President I Charlene Bourdelais, Secretary Stephen Clark, Treasurer C Paul Rapo, Parliamentarian E R S 71 NATIONAL HCNOR SCCIETY Seniors Louis Berthiaume James Buclanam Cornelia Cronin Nancy DeAngelis Marcia Dion Ardelle Foss Roger Fournier Sheila Galligan Marcia Grandone Sylvia Kopas Edwin Loch John Livernois George Maloney Paul Rerniian Joan Silvesfri Richard Spielvogel Officers presidem Richard Spielvogel Vice-Presidenr Paiflclo SZYCllllf Secfefgfy GlOI'lO -l-LIQHOS T,-egsurer Roger Fournier X I 1 Patricia Szydlik NA-UONAL Gloria Thanas HONO R Sous-'Y X S Z ,Q X 72 Juniors Carol Bednarz Elizabeth Berry Linda DiGregorio Donald Ferron Lois Lemire Elizabeth Mroczkowski Nancy Swiocki Y' L! SCARLET BANNER ADVISOR Mr. James Forkey Co-editors: Marcia Grandone Carolyn Mongeon Gloria Thanas Literature: Paula Kopacz Peggy DeAngelis Prattle: Judy Brodeur Norma Bellerive Elaine Karen Mathieu Colleen Moore Nancy Chamberland General Reporters: Sandra Wielblad Diane Morrill Barbara Mathieu Cynthia Hall Photographer: Boys' Sports: Girls' Sports: Typists: Ronald Cronin Peter Moore Nancy Swiacki Janina Swiacki Margaret Apte Carol Burzycki PEP CLUB Juniors: T. Billis M. Blackrner N. Brown J. Desrosiers L. Gaudeife K. Green C. Hall J. Kowalski C. Lamonfagne C, LaPierre L. Lemire J, Lombardi K. Marfin M. Misiaszek i ADVISOR Miss Ada Tieri OFFICERS President Lois Lemire Vice-President Jane Lombardi Secretary CRecordingl Cynthia Hall Secrefary CCorrespondingl Carmen Tarquinio Treasurer Susan Damian P. Poulin P Kopacz S. Prince L. LaFIamme L. Sinni J Lafendress C. Tarquinio E Karen Mathieu J. Tiberii G, Matte Sophomores: l- Momlnee S. Arsenaulr J NUPOZUY Angie Baffisia -l' Remud S. Damian M- Sheo P. Dubreuil L' Thorpe A. Fennessey M. Travinski J. Fiizgibbons G- Wlllel N. Frederick Freshmen: N. Gaiewski J. DiMarco P. Gardner C. Ernesf 74 M. George B. Gravell C. Hall K. Hughes M. Laiour C. Lynch D. Magoon C. Mandeville J. Morris Linda Olson L. Phillips C. Ruianen D. Slaven E. Sinni l THE S CLUB l ll ,Q Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergea nf at Arms Fulvio Geniili Mike Daniels Harry Lazo Bryant Montigny Kim Palmerino Eddie Brousseau Jim Damian Dave Byman Richard Vande-rnoot Rod Fitzgerald Paul Mani Bill Curboy Bruce Giovanello Francis Holden Richard Spielvogel Donald Ferron Francis Allard Greg Palmerino Tim Hughes Bob Galanfe Danny McKinsTry Jim Kane Paul Remiian Tony Lamarine Leo Mandeville Tom Borghesi Sieve Zofo Rudy Sabatinelli Dick Thibeau -U 1- Y-f, W JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Patty Dubreuil Ruth Krasnov Celine Poirier Julie Szczypien June I-Ioule DRILL TEAM - Captain Judy Brodeur Elaine Mathieu Diane Brault Donna Palmerino 76 CAPTAIN Jane Sherry C0-CAPTAINS Janice Vitali Joette Lataille Nancy Labarge Patty Page Pauline Brousseau Marilyn Christian Diane Langlois Linda Chase Diane Rossrnan Linda Healy Natalie Morse Marilyn Szydlik CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS CO-CAPTAINS Dell Foss Dell Foss Penny Colleffe Maxine Terreaulf Ginny Ryan Sue Shauweker Sue Bastien Maxine Tefreaulf Natalie Lavoie Nancy Chamberlancl Darlene LaForTune Sue Shauweker C0-CAPTAINS ADVISOR Miss Kath leen Carroll 77 Maiorehes DRUM MAJOR Karen Sale-fnik Nancy Brown Barbara Christo Linda DiGregorio Ramona Salvati Roberta Pollone Cheryl Radio Janice Tiberii Susan Whitney Diane Lacasse 11.5.-1-1.? OFFICE GIRLS LIBRARIANS CHORAL GROUPS -lla-,.. SCARLET TROUBADOURS i 80 MIXED CHORUS Conductor: Mr. Arnold Repucci Oljricers: President - Tony Lannarine V. President - Ardelle Foss Secretary - Sue Schauweker Treasurer - Phyllis Colleffe Accompanisfs: David Saucier Elizabeth Mroczlcow Nancy Svviacki ski SENIOR PLAY IT'S A GREAT LIFE 81 mcmlfml- I-'PZ 6 ' :fi W, M 'Q M 0 1 4 UQ., y UQ A 4 ' ss. Q X win! PATRONS PAGE MRS. NORA ADAMS MR. 81 MRS. MR. SL MRS. MR. 81 MRS. MISS ROSE MR. 81 MRS. MR. 81 MRS. MR. 81 MRS. MR. 81 MRS. MR. 81 MRS. MR. 8K MRS. MR. 8 MRS MR. 8- MRS. MR. 81 MRS MR. 81 MRS. MR, 8g MRS. MR. 8 MRS MR. 8g MRS. MISS PERIS MR. 8t MRS MR. 84 MRS THOMAS APOSTOLA RAYMOND G. BACHAND ARMAND BELLERIVE BRODEUR EARL T. BROWN STANLEY BURZYCKI RAYMOND W. BUTLER RICHARD L. CASAVANT HENRY CHASE, SR. JOHN T. CONLON LOUIS P. DANI ARMAND DeANGELIS FREDERICK DION FRANKLIN J. ENGELHARDT FRANK GRANDONE . A. FYFE HALL J. L. HEBERT F. HOWE . FRANCIS H. 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Hook Streets General Repairs - Lubrication -- Batteries -- Tires - Parts Southbridge, Mass -IRQ.. F1217 ,+V ..-4-- - ---4 'Adil P- ..1-. 41.-.I-... .L..- ..,+ CLARENCE H. KNIGHT, INC. You'll Make the Wisest Choice No Matter Which Chevrolet You Choose! 88 Hamilton St. Dial 764-8481 E. D. DESROSIER 81 CO INSURANCE 27 Hamilton Street Dial 764-2591 Southbridge, Mass. A 8. M TOOL 8IDIE CO., INC. SPECIAL MACHINERY INJECTION AND CoMPREssloN MouLDs Mill Street Telephone 764-3241 Southbridge, Mass THE HARTWELL PHARMACY SINCE 1827 Robert C. Howe R.Ph. Prop. 296 Main St. 764-4316 MEDICAL CENTRE PHARMACY RICHARD F. TRUMBULL, REG. PHARM. ELM CENTRE 39 ELM ST. Southbridge, Mass. Dial 764-4359 BURNHAM INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.- J. N. BURNHAM, R. B. MUENZBERG, J. E. TAYLOR 39 Elm St. Tel. 764-4302 WILLIAM H. DiGREGORIO INSURANCE AGENCY 348 Main ,Street , Southbridge, Mass. 41' ELM VARIETY WHERE VARIETY EXCELS 141 Elm St. Dial 764-8915 Southbridge, Mass. SOUTHBRIDGE ROOFING CO. ESTABLISHED 1881 Factory and Residential Roofing Fabricated Sheet Metal Products Dudley Road Dial 764-4336 Southbridge, Mass. 0 ,AY W - , DUQUETTE PAINT CENTER George S. Duquehe, Prop. l37 Elm St. Southbridge, Mass. Dial 764-2377 Compliments of CARON'S EXPRESS, INC. Service Between Southbridge, Worcester, Boston, and Springfield Sturbridge, Mass. Compliments of TASSE, INC. TASSE FUEL CORP HENRY A. RACICOT Registered Professional Engineer and Land Surveyor Dial 764-8123 I93 Marcy Street Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of GAY'S JEWELRY STORE Theodore Michaels, Prop. Southbridge, Mass. MATHIEU'S SHOES Southbridge Compliments of BERNIER PHARMACY Corner of Main and Elm Streets Southbridge, Mass. Homes - Lots - Income Property FRANK DiGREGORIO Realty Service Prompt, Efficient Service 58 Main Street Tel. 764-7682 1mI 'f in ' Well - Wl'lCJT'5 The problem? Y0u're kind-0 pur-fy It takes 0 lor of doing fo mcke cm villain Shall we have if bee-hive or casual? 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