Thayer Academy - Black and Orange Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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We, ihe siaff of l96O, express our sincere grariiuole ro our paiienr ad- viser, Louise Elisabeih Saui, whose many hours of inspiring guidance have grearly helped us in producing This edihon of The Black and Orange. her sinceriry. and her devorion 'ro our school. is reriring 'rlwis year. l-ler algebra s'ruclen+s will remember her palience ancl her helpfulness: lfier homeroorn pupils will never liorge'l-her good humor and friendly concern for lneir welfare. All of us are gra+eful for 'rlie many hours sl'1e lwas devofed each year To our program of Clwrisrrnas giving. We of llwe class of l96O are proud io cledicale our yearbook 'lo LOUISE KINGMAN EMERSON ZW 2 54 lv' inf' N A if W ki , , 55? ' 9 -, I- ,, w z fqisii NM r ff ,W 1 ,z ,J 1 -4-IFCDP11 WARD SMITH DONNER, AB., AM Diredor of Slruclies, Direclor of Allwlefics A Darlmoullw Colloge New Yorlc Slale College Ancienf Hislory WALTER SEYMOUR BALLOU TATE. A.B. Assislanl fo +l'le Headmasfer Middlebury College Brown Universily HELEN E. HIXON Dean of Girls, Direclor of Girls' Aflwlelics Bouve Sclwool ol Plwysical Educalion Physical Educafion PETER JOSEPH BENELLI, A.B. Yale Universily Middlebury College Wesleyan Universily English RUTH ANNA ALDRICH, A.B., AM. Middlebury College Sorbonne, Paris French VINSON W. BRONSON, A.B., B.S. Ripon College lvlassachusells Ins+i+u+e of Technology Harvard Law School Ma+hema+ics, Science WILLIAM J. COWPERTHWAITE, A.B. Harvard Universily lvlaflwemalics, l.a'rin V, 6 Klctaf ,Y 'l - ' fx ci l W lf f Qf9lL9lYe'l1!gLLl of pjffgz r , f' fb Wvfiiml in ,X V' 4 Ll My dm Qfww M 7 f' f I ffl QQSQL I 1 ffgftnffl , ,, J ., V, MARGARET S. DENNES. A.B. Radcliffe College Ecole Normale Superieure French 1 l l BURTON L. cusHlNe, se., Ed.lv1. Massaclwsetls lnslilule of Technology Harvard Universily Physics . Lk-' Q,,,Jg.....A94.,, X, Q. MJ GEORGE H. EDMONDS. A.B. Amlwersl College Harvard Business Sclwool Universily of Edinborough Eiilxliws' HILDA DONNER, A.B. lvlounl l-lolyolce College New Yorlc Slale College Typing LOUISE KINGMAN EMERSON, A.B Smilh College Malhemalics IR IMOGENE FOLLANSBEE, B.S. Boslon Universily Enqlisli, Librarian EMILE H. JALBERT, Columbia College Universily ol Paris Middlebury College x N 1 , 'ilk Q lf xl xj M Xslllx i vf lxxfvl. Ex XTLN DSX? l X, Ar ' X in 1 , i A UQ in Q , iKi'f.l,'f,-Y-I lr CP V i l Xmwf K DONALD A. GORDON Yale Universily English AB., AM. J HJ ia IL GEORGE EATON LANE, A.B.. AM. I-lead of Classical Language Harvard Universiry Columbia Universify Lalin Qi M lfgfiili KENNETH J. JONES, JR., B.S., M.A. Massaclwuseifs lns+i+u+e of Technology Harvard Universily rl Cliemisfry LILLIAN SLEEPER LANE. A.B. Boslon Universify American Academy, Rome Columbia Universily Lafin ROBERT CAMERON LEGGETT, A.B.. AM., Ed.M. Harvard Universiiy Bosfon Universify Universi+y of Paris French, Spanish EDITH GILES MITCHELL. Ecl.B., Eol.M. Plymoufh UNI. I-Ll Teachers College Bosfon Universily Universify of Maine English .FRANK E. MacDONALD, B.S Bowdoin College Malhemaiics MARY L. MURRAY, B.S. in Ed., M.Ecl. Sargenf College Bosfon Universify Physical Educafion WALTER R. MITCHELL, B.S. Direcfor of Tesfinq Universify of New Hampshire Bosfon Universify New Yorlc Universify Columbia Universify lvlaflwemafics GRACE LEBARON OSGOOD, A.B., AM l-lead of l-lisfory Deparfmenf Wellesley College Radcliffe College l-lisfory, Currenf Affairs lo LOUISE W. PENNOCK. B.S. Head of Arl Depar+men+ Massachuselfs School of Arl Casline Normal School Hyannis Normal School Harvard Summer School Arl FRITZ G. RENKEN, B.A., Ivl.A. Universilv ol Pennsylvania Haverford College Harvard Universily Universily of Oslo German, Hislory VIRGINIA K. REED, AB. Conneclicul College for Women Universily of Mexico English, Spanish .3 RICHARD V. SAWYER, Boslon Universily Physical Educalrion Direclor of Dining Hall LOUISE ELISABETH SAUL, AB., Ed.M Head of English Deparlmenl' Bosfon Universily Harvard Universify English B.S. in Ed. MAURICE R. SEYMOUR, A.B., Ed.M. Head of Mafhemalics Brown Universily Harvard Universify Ma+hema+ics on WILLIAM G. STERGIOS. B.S., M.S. I-lead of Science Deparlmenl Franlclin and Marslnall College Brown Universiiy Harvard Universi+y Universify of Michigan Biology LEIGHTON S. TOWER, A.B., AM. Bos+on Universify Columbia Universify Universi+y of Mexico I-Iis+ory, Reading ANN CAMPBELL THAYER, B.S., in Music l-lead of Music Deparimenf Mansfield Slaie College Glee Club, Voice, Choir MARY WILKINSON, R.N. Hariford Hospiial School of Nursing School Nurse ARTHUR VALICENTI, B.S. Universify of New Hampshire Science ARTHUR I. BURGESS, JR.. A.B., Ed.M Colga+e U nive rsi+y Bosfon Universify Driver Educafion 23 EDNA A. IRELAND Scranlon Business College Secrelary lo 'l'l1S l-leaclmas+er AGNES BEATON Boslon Universily Secrefary 'ro llwe Bursar DOROTHY MacLACH LAN School Secrelary 24 DELLA B. GILSON Diefician WALTER ANDERSCN. B.B.A., M.B.A Norfheasfern U nive rsi+y BenHey School Bursar . 8 N I O R S Relucfanfly, we fhe graduafing class of l96O, bid farewell fo Thayer Academy, which we have come so well fo know and so much fo respecf. We can nof easily say good-bye fo whaf has helped mold our characfers, expand our knowledge, broaden our undersfanding of ourselves and our world. Here we have enioyed and profifed from diverse acfivifies. Through our infellecfual, our club, and our afhlefic endeavors we have grown menfally, socially, physically, and spirifually. Through fhem we have made friendships fhal' are bound fo endure. None of us will ever forgef fhe noisy, excifing foofball rallies. nor fhe fense, offen surprising, Safurday games. Each will have memories of fhe regal Junior Prom, of fhe energefic affempf af a class play, and of fhe hecfic rushes fo meef newspaper and yearbook due dafes. Here we have been guided and sfimulafed by an able, sympafhefic faculfy. who have realized fhaf if is nol' fhe mere accumulafion of memo- rized facfs, buf fhe undersfanding of 'rhese facfs fhaf is fhe ulfimafe goal of educafion. We have been urged fo fhink for ourselves, 'ro formu- lafe and fo supporf our own opinions. During our four years, compefifion has become keener: sfandards have become more rigid. Advanced-level courses working af rapid paces in bofh mafhemafics and English have been inifiafed. The facilifies of fhe Academy have been greafly im- proved, primarily fhrough fhe addifions of modern science and language laborafories and a well-sfocked science library. The Thayer sfaff has been enlarged, and classes have been made smaller. Thayer has mef fhe chal- lenge of Educafion. In leaving Thayer Academy, we are closing a chapfer of our lives, yef fhis fhe year of our commencemen+ is fhe beginning of a new chapfer, fhe very happenings of which will be affecfed by whar has preceded. ln college and in our chosen walks of life, we shall feel fhe influence of fhe Academy, her dignify, her respecf for knowledge, her reverence for frufh. We hope 'rhaf in 'rhe years fo come Thayer Academy will be as proud of us as we are of her. ' MARY CIANI I would ralher wear ou? 'rhan rusl oulf' EDWARD GREEN The force of his own merif makes his way. il! Class Presidenl 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Dance Commillee 3: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. if Class Vice Presidenl 3, 4: Theia Alpha: Yearbook Arl Edilor 4: Newspaper 4: Four Years G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Arl Club I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Commillee 3: Baskelball I, 2: Field Hockey I, 2, 3: Tennis 4: Follball 2, 3: Badminlon I: Ski Trip I, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. DEBORAH ANN DROLLETT Four Years FRANK CHARLES DE SANTIS The man o' independenl mind. Class Treasurer I, 2, 3, 4: Foolloall I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll I,2. The hand Thar halh made you lair harh made you good. Four Years Class Secrefary I, 2, 3, 4: Thela Alpha: G.A.A. 2, '3, 4: Glee Club I, 2. 3, 4: Chapel Choir 3, 4: Dance Comrnilfee 3: Field Hockey I, 2, 3: Soflball I, 2: Badminlon 2. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Oh Four Years MINA ALBEE hh-Ind: A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse! Newspaper 2: Thela Alpha: G.A.A. 3, 4: Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3: Volley- DEBORAH AVN ET A sense ol humor is The salf of life. Three Years FRED ARNOLD III ll having fun were a crime, Fred would be serving a life sen'rence.'b' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Special Group 3, 4: lce Hockey 3, 4: Baseball 4: Ski Trip 4. Three Years 'UNEP 6 The+a Alpha: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I: Dance Commillee 3: Baske+ball I2 3 4 Field l-lockyl 2 3 4 Foffball I 2 3 4 SkiTripI 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2. Four Years l - LIANE RUTH BASKIN ' ' Hull! Quielly and calmly does she do her work. Newspaper 4: Thela Alpha: G.A.A. 3, 4: Badminlon 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2. ' Three Years 'il LEIGH BECKER S+ilI wafers run deep. Newspaper 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Boys' Special Group 3, 4: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4. STEWART BLOMOUIST He puls his shoulder Io Ihe wheel. Class Presideni I, 27 Yearbook: Summer Science Course 33 Baskellqall I, 2, 3, Co-Capfain 4: Baseball I: Track 2. 3, Co-Capfain 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. NANCY BEATON For now l'm in a holiday humor. Newspaper I, 45 Tlwera Alpha: G.A.A. 2, 3, 41 Glee Club I: Arl Club 3: Field Hockey I, 2, 3, Caplain 47 Soflball I, 2, 3: Ski Trip I, 4. Four Years in Four Years ELLEN BERGER it No rna'rI'er wlwal oflners may be, slwe will always be herself. Tlwela Alpha: G.A.A. 47 Glee Club I: Arl Club 27 Tennis I, 2, 4: Soffball 3: Badminlon 3. 5, FOUI' Years is I df , -.' my .I fa, I V3 ' F , QI: A-' Ia if Ivl I -f I I Q A 5, sf' If? JV s .A f F . lf' ,riff y I IJ 0, 'H I I, JP: I CY Fou r Yea rs an JOAN BUTTERWORTH IFS nice 'ro be nalural wlien you are nafurally nice. Tl1e'ra Alplia: G.A.A. 3, Secrelary 4: Glee Club 4: Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Field Tlwree Ye-ars PERRY CABOT Men of few words are The besl men. DAVID coLiN CAMPBELL ' I An lwonesf, willing, kind fellow. 2 4, Yearbook: Newspaper 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Special Group 4: Foofball I: Soccer 3, Co-Capfain 4: lce Hockey 4: Track I, 2, 4: Ski Trip 3, 4. Fou r Yea rs Yearbook: Glee Club 3, 4: Wresfling 4: Track 4: Ski Tip ii ji 9 J Jff HERBERT RAYMOND CHENEY one never knows. Glee Club 4: Baskefball 3, 4: Ski Trip 3, 4. He's calm and reserved, +l1af's so far as ilwgoes: He seems +o be quiet ye? Three Yea rs JAY COFFMAN + Is life worlh living? The? depends on The liver. Yearbook: Wreslling 4: Ski Trip I, 4. Honor Roll I. SUSAN COWEN WiIh energy and persislence does she do her work. Thela Alpha: G.A.A. 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Sollball 2, 3. Honor Roll PEARL-ELLEN CLAYMAN Goddess of efficiency. iii Sfudenf Council 3: Yearbook Assislanl Edilor: Newspaper 2, 3, 4: Thela Alpha: G.A.A. 3, 4: Ari Club 3: Debaling Club 2: Summer Science Course 3: Dance Commilree 3: Tennis 3, 4: Field Hockey 2: Sollball 2, 3. High Honor Roll 2, 3.4. iii: Four Years DAVID COLLINS True rneril is like a river: The deeper il' is Ihe less noise il makes. Glee Club 4. i Three Years Three Yea rs 'ark Two Years ANN CRAPO Always ready lo lend a helping hand. Thela Alpha: Baskelball 47 Field Hockey 3, 41 Ski Trip 3, 4. Two Years NANCY MARIE DI NATALE Good humour makes all Things folerablef' PETER DUNCOMBE Early fo bed and early Io rise and you'll mee'r very few of our besl' people. Glee 'Club 2, 3, 4: Special Group 2, 3, 4: Foolball 2, 3, 4. Three Years GRACE MARY DUNN There was never a sainf wilh red hair. Thefa Alpha, Treasurer: GAA. 2, 3, 4: Cflee Club I7 Baske'l'ball I, 2. k Thela Alpha: G-.A.A. 2, Vice Presiden+ 3, Presiclenf 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Arr Club I7 Dance Commiffee 3: Baskeiball I: Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4: Soffball I, 2, 3. Fou r Years Four Years KENNETH DURANT Ye were made of brawn and lruI'h. Baslcelball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4. Honor Roll 3. Two Year RICHARD EVANS In Every inch a good fellow-and oh so many inches Baskefball 2. Four Years HARRIET FAU NCE -- i Charming, graceful, and all 'Ihe resfg wifh beaufy and brains she's doubly blesff' Yearbook: Newspaper 2, 3, Edifor 4: Thela Alpha: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 3, 4: Chapel Choir 3, 4: Arl Club I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Commiifee 3: Tennis 3, 4: Field l-lcclcey I, 2: Soffball 2, 3, 4: Badminlon I. High Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Four Years JUDITH FONTAINE Sof+ly speaks and sweelly smiles. Thela Alpha: G.A.A. 3, 4: Soflball 2, 3: Badminlon 2, 3, 4. Three Years JUDITH GHETTI One caIcI1es more flies wiII1 a spoonIuI CI Iuoney II'1an wi'II1 'IwenIy cakes of vinegar. Newspaper 2. 4: TIieIa AIpI'1a, President G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Glee Club I, 2, 3.4: Dance CornmiI'Iee 37 Tennis 4: FieId Hockey I, 2, 37 SofIbaII 2. 3: BadminIon I. Four Years WILLIAM HUGH GILMOUR For Iwe's a ioIIy good Ie-IIow. FooIbaII I. 2. Ii Four Years HERBERT EARL GRIER A siIenI' 'tongue and a working mind. Dance Commiffee 3. Two Years GEOFFREY HAYS 'The ioker is wild. Fooiball 2, 47 Baseball 4. ,- Four Years DAVID HOBSON If you would rule Jrhe world quielly, you musl' keep II amused. Class Day Chairman: Yearbook: Ice Hockey 3. Co-Caplain 4. HOLLY HERBERT 6enTIe in manner-firm of purpose. Yearbook, Newspaper 3: Thela Alpha, Secrelaryg Glee Club 3, 4: Chapel Clwolr 3, 4: Baclminlon 3, 4. Honor Roll 3. Two Yea rs Two Years C. PHILIP JACKSON. JR. There slands Jackson, like a sIonewaII. Foolball 43 Track 3. Honor Roll 3. X , JAMES HOWELL e Have rocker, will Iravelf' Hiihnhg Yearbook, Phofograplry Edilorq Summer Science Course 3: Foolball I. Honor Roll I, 3. u ,VI M- I. ' BMX 'L J 5 - I .1 fy . f , V X, ,lf . y rl J xx A , I ,, L' A f Lx c ., L ,IJ , X W NI f-f xx k h I Xvc' V L' J . V .- ' ' , I yu rxcyly - X 'KI ,H ,, - X. V., rl ., . V , I, 'IM X J xv XJ. . I My , Y ' LN I, 1li l' Two Years 'Sh Four Years RALPH KEARNS All greaf men die young and I'm nof feeling so good myself. Foofball I, 2, 3, 4, Baskefball 2, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. MARK KOVEY I' This man makes friends wiflmouf half fryin Sfudenf Council, Treasurer 43 Yearbook: Glee Club 3, 47 Soccer 3, Co-Capfain 4: Baskefball 2, 3, 4. I-Ionor Roll 2. Four Years RONALD PARKER KLAY Thou slwalf judge me by flwe work of my fiends. Yearbook, Business Manager: Glee Club 4: Foofball 21 Soccer 3, 4: I 2 3 4 Tennis 2 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 Three Yea rs DENNIS EDWIN KUNDSIN Be gone, dull carey +I1ou and I shall ne'er agree. Soccer 3, 4: Yearbook: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4: Ski Trip 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 10 Baskefball Four Years I. 2. 3. Four Years RICHARD LEVIN f I'll do llue diufficulu now--flue impossible will lake a lilile longer. Yearbook 41 Glee Club I7 Dance Commilfee 3: Foolball I, 2: Ice Hockey 2, 3, 4: Baseball 33 Ski Trip I. Honor Roll I, 3. ANTHONY DOMINIC LOSORDO III 'All flue world is a slaqel' and Tony is ifs besl comedian. Foolball, Manager 4: Baskelball 3, 4: Track. SUNDAY LARSON l' Music is flue Iluing I love rnos'r. Tluela Alplua One Year x Four Years ADRIA LOFTUS CPU!!! Gaze info Iuer eyes and you will see an angel, Gaze a liHle longer and you will see an imp. Sludenl Council 4: Yearbook: Tluela Alpluap G-.AJ-X. 2, 3, 41 C-lee Club I, 2, 4: Dance Conumillee 3: Tennis 3. 43 Field I-Iockey I, 2: Soffball I, 2, 33 Ski Trip I 2. Honor Roll I. Four Years ffl? Two Years Ah WILLIAM MCCOMBS III Higiuuihm l've Iaken my lun wnere l've found il. DAVID IVAN NELSON A man of iron willw a lwearl of gold. Sludenl Council 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, Caplain 4, Baskelball I 2 3 Co Caplain 4' Baseb II I 2 3 4 Two Years I JOHN WILSON MCCUSKER I found Rome brick: I leave il marble' 1 a , , , .Honor Roll I. Four Years PAMELA NELSON All's lair in love and war. Sfudenl' Council 2, 3, Yearbook Eclilorq Newspaper 2, 4: Glee Club I, 3, 4: Dance Commillee 37 Baseball I: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Ski Trip I, 2, 3, 4. Newspaper 2: Tlwela Alplwag G.A.AL 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Arr Club I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Commillee 3: Field Hockey I, 2, 3: Solfball I, 2, 3. lil? Four Years Four Years VALERI E ANN PAPPAS l-ler friends--she has rnany. l'-ler foes-has she any? Newspaper 4: Thela Alpha: G.A.A. 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 41 Chapel Choir 47 Arl Club 3, 4: Dance Commillee 3: Baskelball 37 Field l-lockey 3, 4:'Sofll3-all 3, JANET PERKINS Personali+y is lo man whal perfume is lo a flower. Thefa Alpha: C-.A.A. 4: Arl Club 47 Dance Cornmillee 31 Cheerleader 4: Tennis 47 Field l-lockey 3: Soflball 3. JAMELLE ANN O'CONNELL Forward and lrolic glee was lhere, The will lo do, lhe soul lo dare. Sludenl Council 2, 3, Vice Presidenl 43 Thela Alpha: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3. 4: Chapel Choir 3, 4: Dance Commiflee 3: Cheerleader 3, Caplain 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4: Sollloall I, 2 ,3, 4, Ski Trip I, 2, 3, 4. Four Years in Two Yea rs SUSAN PARSONS a A kindly smile 'ro all she mel. Thela Alpha: G.A.A. 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 47 Chapel Choir 3. 41 Badrninlon 2 3 4 l l i Three Years in Two Years DONNA MARIE PERROW The world is always ready lo receive Ialenl wilh open arms. Newspaper 3, Liferary Edilor 4: Thela Alpha Vice Presidenl: GAA. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I. 2, 3, 4: Chapel Choir 3, 4: Arl Club I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Comrnilfee 3: Tennis I: Field Hockey 2, 3: Soflball I, 2, 3. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Four Years I . MURIEL RAPPEPORT i She sifs high in all people's hearlsf' Sludenf Council I, Secrelary 4: Dance Commilfee Chairman 3: Yearbook Personals Edifor: Newspaper I, 2, 3, 4: Thela Alpha: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Chapel Choir 3, 4: Arl Club 3: Baskelball I, Manager 4: Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4: Soflball 2, 3: Badrninron I: Ski Trip I, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Four Yea rs I WILLIAM D. RAVREBY ' 'lHurnor and inlellecl, a rare combinalionf' Yearbook: Dance Commiffee 3: Soccer 4: Baskelball Manager 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Four Years DANIEL B. REARDON Ii' Knowledge is power. Yearbook Circulalion Manager: Summer Science Course 3: FooIbaII I, 2, 3, 4: Ski Trip I, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Four Years DAVID CHRISTOPHER REARDON The deed I inlend is greal, bul whal as yef l know mol. l, 2, 3, 4. BONNIE ELLEN RUBENSTEIN There's none like her, none. Yearbook: Newspaper 2, 4, GAA. 2, 3, 47 Arl Club I, 2: Dance Comrnillee 3: Cheerleader 4, Baskelball I: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4: Soflball l, 2, 3. Honor Roll l, 2, 3. Four Years STEPHEN SACCHETTI 207 Liberfy Sheef l-le Iickled The feel of The sober and They laughed. JAN MACAULAY SAGER . l I.. A real friend is one who walks in when The resl' of The world walks out Newspaper I, 2, 41 Thefa Alpha, C-3.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I: Dance Corn millee 3: Baskelball I, Tennis 4: Field Hockey I, 2, 31 Soflball I, 2, 37 Ski Trip l, 2, 3, 4. Four Years Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball Ig Track 2, 3, Co-Caplain 4: Ski Trip 2 3 QB!!! Yearbook 4: Newspaper l, 2, 3, 4: Foolball I, 2. 3, 4: Tennis I, 2, 3, 47 Ski Trip Four Years Quincy Four Yea rs ANDREA BETH SANDMAN TY ThoughI is deeper lhan all speech. Newspaper 4: Thela Alpha: G-.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Dance COITW' millee 3: Cheerleader 4: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4: Baclminlon I, 2. Honor Roll I, 2. Four Years RAY SCHOFIELD Soccer 3, 4: Baseball 2. JOSEPH LOUIS SERAFINI I ' 1 Firmness ol purpose will overcome capricef' Sludenl Council 3, Presidenl 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Dance Commiflee 3: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball 2: Baseball 2: Ski Trip 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 2, 3. Three Years HELEN ANN SIMMON A smile is Ihe headlighl of a pleasanf lrain of +hough+. AE Thela Alpha 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Dance Commillee 3: Baclminlon 3, 4. 1 Pleased wilh The dangers when Ihe waves wenl high, he soughl Ihe sformf' Four Years H Two Years GRETCHEN TRACY SMELZER I, 2, 3, Ski Trip I, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll I. RONALD CLAYTON SPENCER II For a man's mind is his casTIe. Glee Ciub 2, 3, 4: Summer Science Course 37 Soccer 3, 4: Wresfling 37 Track 3. Honor Roll 2. Three Years BARBARA STEIN Comrniffee 31 Tennis I, 3, 47 Soffball I, 2, 3: Badminfon 2. LOREN STROUT iris Never +roubIe Irouble 'riII Jrrouble 'rroubles you. Three Years My idea of an agree-abIe person is a person who agrees wifh me. 5 Yearbook: Newpaper 2, Thefa Alpha: 6.A.A. 2, 3, 47 Ari Club I, 2, 3, 47 Dance CommiHee 35 Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Field I-Iockey I, 2, 3, 4, SoHbaII Four Years 1 ,.. She may seem quiet she may seem shy- BuI if you knew her-Oh My Yearbook, Newpaper 45 Thera Alpha: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: GIee CIub I: Dance Four Years ALLEN SULLIVAN ' As fine a fellow as one off meelsf' Foolbell 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Ski Trip 3. Honor Roll 3. Three Years VALERIE JANE SWANSON Soflball 2, 3. I '59 1,4157 T n N Ll wa. W , A ,VJ 7 ,J B U ,JM , A K HW ,M L .ye ,if1f1,Uwf,,. 4A 'li aug? i'i ff .lxdfvfl J STEPHEN SNOW TALBOT ' -qw V 7 MN 4 FJ i 'la X ,UV VJ Fulrpf ,Aff Vklcagjivl 0,016 J ,va E4 ' He is winding The Welch of his il:Lf y GDCJALDEAU' will 9'l Fike,. 7 ' Wresflinq 4: Baseball I: Track I, 2, 3, 4. Honorlmil. ' ' Four Years . s l ',Lo'5 n 'sv ,Q r '. 1' 4 ' .. .1 5 -.-:-4 f. ' ful .. 1 ' ' . ' A 'Q' J' ' -, 5' L.. ga'--T. . , u..'.--'I .I . ,. Q JOHN GARDNER TALCOTT Ill A genlleman Through and Through. She halh a way, vivacious, iolly, free from care. Yearbook: Thela Alpha: G.A.A. 3, Treasurer 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Chapel Choir 4: Ar+ Club 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 4: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Three Years Two Yea rs SUSANN THAYER e Wha+ is lovely never dies bul passes info olher lovelinessf' Yearbook: Thera Alpha: G.A.A. 3, Secrerary 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3. 4: Chapel Choir 3, 4: Dance Cornmilree 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: Baskerball I, 3: Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4: Soflball I, 2, 3, 4: Ski Trip I, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll I. Four Years CHRISTOPHER TOWER Be silenl' and sale: silence never belrays you. Yearbook: Glee Club 4: Dance Cornrnillee 3: Baskelball 2, 3: Ski Trip I, 2. Four Years CHARLES LESLIE UPDEGRAPH i II isn'I whal you do: i+'s wha? you're caughl doing. Yearbook: Glee Club 3. 4: Special Group 3, 4. Two Years ANN ALEXIS WAITKUS ' i Quief and willing. Thefa Alpha: G.A.A. 3, 4: Baskelball I, 2: Tennis I: Badminlon 2, 3, 4. Four Years CHRISTINE WESTER lf you gel simple beauly and naughf else, you gef abouf Ihe besl Ihing God inyenlsf' Thefa Alpha: Glee Club 3, 4: Dance Commillee 3, Tennis 3, 4. Two Years BEVERLY YACOBIAN A smile for every friend, a friend for every smile. Newspaper 4, Thefa Alpha: G.A.A. 3, 4: Dance Commilfee 35 Tennis 3: Field Hockey 2, 47 Soflball 3, 4. PAMELA WESTON Ah-maqnef of 'rhe masculine head! 'ii Newspaper 3, 4: Thefa Alpha, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club lg Dance Com- millee 3, Tennis 3, 43 Field Hockey I, 2: Foflloall 2, 3: Badminlon' I. Honor Roll I. Three Yea rs ROBERT YUSKO The world belongs Io Ihe energeficf' Fooiball Manager 3, 4: Baseball Manager 3, 4. Four Years Two Years ROBERT JAMES DICK DONNA ZEPPETELLA Always pleasanl, always neafg may all success Iwer elforfs meet YY Newspaper 43 Tlwela Alpha: GAA. 47 Dance Commiflee 31 Tennis 3, 4. ?f SIronqesI minds are oflen Those wlniclu The noisy world Iwears least Two Years Foofball Ig Wreslling 3: Tennis I, 2, 3. Ho rliff, nor Roll I. Three Yea rs 31 xx I .. sw, AS WE WERE IN I957 PQI Pamela Dixon Frederick Briggs Jeanne Collins Carolyn Daley Roberf Dorne Jane? Fraser David Howard ALSO '60 Waller Engsirom Pe+er Siergios HEX 7607! Laura lrving Claire Kvaraceus Frederick LaCoss Edward Malley June Merrill Barbara Mullowney Charles Weverhaeuser William Nugenf Michael Sherman Marlin Silverman Thomas Tagen Cynfhia Tweed Slanley Wolfson We, +he Class of l960, Will Always Remember These Things: Our Our Dee The The The Our pea green freshman days. sophomore ski 'rrip and ils resulls. Dee's +icke'r in The parking lolz days before smoking permission was Taken away. many snowball incidenls. +wo Tonys a+ 'rhe Thefa Alpha dance. soggy gym 'Floor affer 'the Junior Prom. The Planfing of Our Ivy il Q i A ,Q is fs gi aw 22 Y I u-wa- wwwW.w-,,fm,.mf -f,-, if f. f 9 ',bx ,ff , f M M . ,,, 1 .. ,gg5??,-iw EIL: 3 1, 5 :,,, Aw F29 W ,v 35 , '- f ,113 .Pr 13' rw- :Ee 5 'mt 3 ,Q mi' S PN 3 35, auf, ,sw 5,,g,1Qz'ffm Q ' Q1 ,, 1591 'f4fz'4F'fif1f,p,z - 1 V -Kiif-Qfshgffis I , . IRWFH Ffa , F 1-fi yUs:,,a:fg,.' 5 l iij ??w , f N i q f ali f. 'L 335155512-, S3555 I ' , , . is . 53552315 a J CLASS OF 1961 Ellen Hayes vice presidenl ROW l D. Wilhinglon S. Locke J. Fe rranle A. Flanders ROW VI K. Shapiro 'R. Lyons D. Cedrone L. Marden B. Macchiefle D. Counlway A. Arch K. Wiesner W. Collins T. O'Donnell D. Tinney ROW Il W. Budd S. Anderson D. While E. Soulhworlh J. Commoss L. Cheney W. Tarlaw L. Sullivan M. Bishop A. Lyons P. Woodward M. Andrews J. Ciani E. Hayes L. Hickey P. Morgan M. Albee R. Johnson J. Eskridge Bruce Valicenli and Michael Brandon lreasurer and presidenl ROW Ill J. Poole R. Young W. Mifchell 'F. Hardy B. Milbery Doris Schofield D. Collins L. Winslow B. McLeod S. Emerson B. Simpson E. Carler N. Rhodes E. Lacey J. Pofsaid R. Williams D. Rubin W. Belcher ROW IV J. Michelson A. Reese M. Lynch M. Fraser J. Wilkinson J. Falcione E. Slale P. Cooper Dawn Schofield B. Marslin B. Cram ROW Vll P. Gorham W. Zurosky R. Kenworlhy M. Brandon E. Hansen F. Rogers A. Gran? G. Barney D. Mac lnlosh T. Doble R. MacDonald R. Abboll' Louise Cheney secrela ry ROW V N. Mclver S. Kramer A. Rubin S. Wailkus L. McClinlock M. Posey S. Slorrs M. Shea M. Walsh M. Bach J. Goldslein ROW Vlll W. Howell B. Ro+hrock C. Krabek E. Kirkland A. Assad H. Fenlin D. Taylor P. Angelo S. McCausland R. Ferrera P. Hailer J. Maclachlan B. Valicenli C f.-JQCIQASS or 1962 0 ,. f I ,N ,Aff J ,ff 1 1. U 'I 7 sf 'Y r I . ,. . , J 'I W v FJ h A X h M V , K x ,WY Y y , ' S Linda Davis Roger Woodward and Charles Clayman Claire DiBona 1.5 X n ,J vice presidenl lreasurer and presidenl' A P secrelary N IN, - . s 'S l' ' K 1 0 rs n 1-5 E . ,B if ' :- x 4 5 Y Y' 4- V N 5 'Y' 5 . Nl ROW l ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 y R. Porler Kailian G. Goodale J. Cronin Woodward D- Pefefson GOlClm6f1 W. Allen M. Anglem Tenore J. Verdun Tale K. Hays J. Ross Thomas R- Copeland Wassersus J. Reardon S. Wesferbeke Jardine : P- Nvuqenl Bl6l'1Cl'15fd M. Balcom C. McGuirlc Goodlcind ' R- SWS Asher S. Wesler H. Bronslein Howell N M- Hall MlCl1SlSOf1 N. Tulloch B. Davidson Caslcin ROV 6 d Whife S. Swicefgood B. Hogaboom Hawlces Q V- W. 'SVWGQ Davis P. Slergios D. Hemery Aldrich -. W- -llmQUl'5 Nobm M Del Colliano C. Occhino Benjamin 5 5:-':NlEg'Af1 Dmond S. Fuller J. Salmela Wilkinson ,1- - T W5 CUHH E. Reynolds S. Waldecker Abbe Ei faggflafl Trefry XM Blzfrelcall ROW 7 Emerson Q: Pingree Grier Nonrjis R. Dailey ROW 8 Q9 D. Sqhair Slzaergks C' Davisl R. Repass Anderson R- M,ll5 S. R. Sunshine S. Newsom Dana + J, Mcfjlennan V' R. McNair E. Chamlberlain Franlcelt I M' Q NDWFUI11 0 HS F. Sproul W. Aldrich Fiorenlmi J W , MS D- Seton N. Schoenly . Churchill 3 I ' X X r X A. Emery Kearns S .a M x 'J' C. Clayman Ladd h I X, . .X I tl H. Sloane Vogel fo ., J M. Williams Long '- X ' 61 ' D. Drake Clark I., . J f Leach 4' , f l . , , . N., 5 X gf , . -- r , g . v A fi lf' if CLASS OF 1963 ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 Bach Goodale F. Cowen Sylvesler T. Ferraro Rimmer Wyman G. Hickey Bone D. Horner Yaffe Morse R. Bennell Baldwin P. Minnar Bradford Wiesner M. Enos Schwarlen D. Payne Wassersug Scoville H, Grass Dwyer E. Jacoby Yeisley Johnson J. Wilkman Bailey W. Donner Gifford Lynch J. MacKay Nelson R. Shone Malley MacPhee S. Cano Dunn R. Carr Simpson W. Sullivan. A. Salmela Goldman W. Sprong Buckley McClinloclc J. Wiclnens Heed R. Evans Bacher Panoll D. Simmons T053 Swenson Rowley Whilcomb M. Hall Condon Faye Pope Worlhen Bauer Badger Bullerworlh McEnroe Hourahan Benson Weyerhaeuser The morning of lhe firsl day ipei, 'ff' 1 Q SPH L 4 . v LW, W is 4 , 5 , , .E af ,- , 'Eli' ff .45 Yam x ff '3 'fs -X-. . ,f ,- ' -, l,,.,, I,-3: ' E, Q 421 ffjgfjv 447 . X 3 -- . ,Ni B ,A J feefu ffw sf- l'- 5, uw , ,fhfllylffill gtx- - 95 x s,il f 57 ,Q x N f - ..-lj 1554519152 QXAQQQSX , - - - - f p' f' ' 0 , s ,. l S S F ' -1 F595 S ' 1 ' sf i ' : ' lx - - -- ' f'QkX . -. ii Q , x -- ',, 11:59 ,-fl X -'-:xv 1 E 5 , 'ge , , 1 Q X ' iff ---,-::.r,,x Ks Exam-,l x 2 li, X Q y Q s i A..-:aiiiid ui a:g::1-'--1--s--an X ,k - 2 i ' l l .V Q 'S 5 V s A Q i .H 1' :lfuax llllh . UI -XQBWN , l- 'XY , e N ll-X T-EE , -ii , xnxx.. is , J Ns1xS! A'4,. f HIGH HO 'Q H- 'irfazilw' xi NoRs HONORS so 35, wwf, sEN1oRs i., f in Pearl-Ellen Clayman Susan Cowan . l-larrlel' Faunce Holly l-lerberl I Donna Perrow William Ravreby Bonnie Ruloenslein l Andrea Sandman 'ff Dennis Kundsin James Howell JuNioRs 0 f J Kennelh Shapiro Mary L, Albee 'Ili Douglas Tinney George Barney I4 Louise Cheney Roberf Dick W Philip Gorham l Charles Krabelc John Michelson Anila Reese Elhel Slale 3 Wendy Tarlow l SOPHOMORES Roberl Porler Charles Clayman 4 Jane Reardon Caroline Davis l Roberl' Simpson Harald Davis - . Roberl Sunshine Michele Del Colliano Rona Wassersug Allan Emery Geoffrey Goadale , Joan Grier John MacLennan Florie Michelson N l ll Jean Salmela l Joan Sears Harris Sloane l Roberl Vogel Prudence While FRESHMEN , Elizabefh Bailey Judlfh Bacher Marcia Nelson Prudence Buckley Donald Badger Mark Panoff Michael Hall Elizabefh Baldwin Roberl Rimmer Elsa Swenson Dean Bauer Alexander Salmela l Sandra Cano William Sprong , Fred Cowen Roberf Weyerhaeuser .,i.-Lil-LT - Wayne Donner Richard Worlhen K- it?-:iiixx I. !,l ' Peler Goodale. Ii' ,141 2:1::A:-Iftix -::yf7 , 1f11mi,, .. . Debmh ,,,,,q:.gf,k sX i wil P + . i'1'5:l':: T-'::v n . 3'-Y '2r 'i' 'I 1 J M' lx K E 15: fL':: 5.5E5g! .. A'1,7,Z.::QE5':f5g:5Eg! I NX l ll S-2-D -as--2-H' ---f - 'FEiE:'2'ef if ' Y S , ' ' f- --AEE ' l l, ll J Wav - K+-'I' f ff '1 H ' . 5 i ,if f 3- A - 1 l V- -K ' ' T'+'1 'D - 'il 7777! ,uf YZ- Y L 4 e Q ' f' ' T 3 if 3 ,L 'T VT-K' 1rsf ' i l'1'S'3'-::.:.x a- v- :yqjtxg-.qacc-4---ga. - 'J -xx . g:. ' 11 ' S 'fwy ' ,,x-Q11 xc - xx x - . 530,-K W-Xxx: 1Xv1:J:::,A 4- L? N X ,-j:ef'Lfi4,n I, CUM LAUDE SOCIETY D. KUNDSIN P. CLAYMAN W. RAVREBY Five seniors were elecied 'ro The Thayer Academy Chap'rer of The Cum Laude Sociefy afler midyears. The Chapler will hold anorher eleclion in The spring. Pearl-Ellen Clayman Harrier Ann Faunce Dennis Edwin Kundsin Donna Marie Perrow William David Ravreby H- FAUNCE D. PERROW Thayer Parricipanfs in The l959 Summer Science Program Daniel Reardon. S. Blomquisr, P. E. Clayman, R. Spencer. J. Howell EClIl'OF .v,V VV,...V ........,,........VV,,. ....V,,, ,........ J o hn' McCuslrer Ari Edilor and Execufive Assisranl ,,,,Y,Y,,,,,,,,v Mary Ciani Assislanl' Eclilor .....,, ,,,.....,.,,,, ..,,wYw. Pearl-Ellen Clayman Business Manager .,,,.ss...,.,ss,A ,,,,v,,w,ss,, ,,,,,-,, R 0 nald Klay Commiflee .... YYs.....,,. P erry Caboi' Circulafion Manager ....... Commifree .s,...,..,, Phorography ....Y,, Assfslanfs .Y,,..,.,,, Y,,,,,,s Assislanl Arr Edilor ..s,,,,s Commiflee ,.s,. Boys' Spor'rs .,..,. Girls' Sporfs ..sY,,s Achvllles ,,,A..Vss,,. , Assisfanf .,s,..... Typlsr ,...Y7...Y,s,..,,,...Ys David Campbell Jay Coffman Dennis Kundsin Richard .Levin Daniel Reardon Mark Kovey David Reardon Charles Updegra ph James Howell Chrisiopher Tower Leigh Becker Valerie Swanson Muriel Ra ppepori' Personals Eclilor .,Y...,,,,.A ,.,,sa Harrief Faunce David Hobson Adria Loffus William Ravreby Susann Thayer Siewari Blomquisf Holly Herberi' Grefchen Smelzer Barbara Sfein Bonnie Rubensfein E Q p vjmsqne l. 0' '-'EL '55 17 Ed, A Ihr YIM' .U A ,pb l? AC4Q2 gg Aealclelny ij gnpapv' ' Apgwf thee' P A N 0 ll rggggl 1959 F A L L E D I T I 0 N Volume 6, No, l Dating off Witiita 1 o E about four Terence after the el. but expressing en we V . Council trdsted nar.vvenden . Mr. Tate, Joneb' Loftue, Joe what gdiscue- fgflu too. The 5 which '90 232 own cars H295 '00 oec have any respect for but if a s agreed on limits of one to two years either way. ls of 17 thought that boys ol' 14 were definitely too ng and many liked boys more than two years older n themselves. The faculty members had no set nge its saying that it depended on the individual. They have some ideas on what ages to start dating, how- r. Mr. Gordon thought that it was fine for boys and s of 13 to go to parties together and that 15'was soon ugh to go out alone. Mies Reed sets dating alone und the junior high level. Miss, Dennes noticed while was in France that young men and women tend to ' e -' H A+ 1' f-A-M ' f-Auf'-M pretty serious that there is out 1n wo ,rt 02 in that they gidey married soon 51- rea ,lordonis idea 5 dgti at the finish , If tough energy 'inish 'e slowly and 5e,rve ahead ill the . 50 If ions on what Smut, ualities make nice une. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7, complained 3 he f ivies because gets of the girls' ts of of the boys, they iecewary for 90d 15 views as to tt ma all depends he in Who 1- 1 2. 1 9 Z1- 5. dresses nicely fthey like bermudas on girls with hire legs hate timrhfszl etudent eurne his own cur, he will usually treat it well. Boys, Stop criticizing the way girls drive! Insurance com- panies say that boys have more accidents than girls and therefore charge higher rates for boys. A member of the audience wondered why T.A. girls didift wear uniforms. Dee and Ellie agreed that uni- forms would destroy individualism. Joe Serafini thought that Thayer girls didnft need uniforms beeof-M v dregs.. ed very neatly, ino too tight sweaters 0' I 1 many sehoiolel X it , ' E page twol ' Q . ' I K Anour 'v -PARTI The year is l. a Q yg A d student from .the tat ' M .i ng li-epiciigteigi on a wlorld-wide z. i. ,' Q mean bg Eng- lend GH Qi? 3- 5- l '1' 1 an old classmate Ill the dining room- o. out that interna. tionaflly known playboy, Joe Ser in. 'ting with a lovely blgngek HH1 there Joe, hai , seen you since we left o . . H , Why Bob Smith, fwe'll call our reporter B0-bl, Its, been five years at least, says Joe. t'Say, did you know that Chnrl DAWN-li' A L ' 0 gmdu- ated from Anna , 1. . sailing oeean line H Ffunce' ECHO' Slgfiiifij giiishap it seems. J. Michelson, Assistant Editor t in H Og one night an' D Perrow Literor Editor ' Quite Q t f t .wh ' ' . Y ggygliii. hang D. Reardon, Business Manager 50.533 be on the watt P. Cabot J. Reardon about VU P. Clayman A. Reese Our' reportc . , Jgff ROSS, in the Shu E. Cutler D. Rubin I nd he has more Surpris L. Davis B. Rubenstein tndnn, and When! Sham' J. Ghetti J. Salmela model Oigvgilplgsglczitizlyl' F Michelson R Sims porn' 'S X P0 lf, 9 ' ' 2 ou. DQ come to gee V. Pappas R. Spencer 'aglily castle sometime, M, R if pl W J, Sue Abbe and Sue l appepor es on Cain: we'll have ai jolly good time. Cheeriof' stxioll Bob thanks Lady Barbara and goes out for a nr-mmrl Hmm Ono nf flqfwn rnmmm 1 MWJM. fm... in . 1 .1 1x 5.5 vw: wariw DP UW 531.592 2 F .gnhrrmafion fi A ' f' ' THAYEK ACADEMY Pliade Braintree, Massachusetts f Row I: C. Wesfer, L. Baskin, H. Herbert J. Sherri. D. Perrow, G. Dunn, B. Swanson, S, Thayer, Row 2: N. Beafon, D. DroHeH', H. Faunce, S. Larson, B. Sfein, A. Sandman, G. Srnelzer, D. Avnef. J. Fonfaine, P. Nelson. Row 3: S. Cowen, H. Simmons, M. Aibee, J. Buwurerworfh, S. Parsons, N DiNai'aie, E. Bergen. M. Rappeporf, B. Yacobien, D. Zeppeiella. Row 4: M. Ciani, J. Perkins. P Wesfon, J. O'ConneH, J. Sager. V. Pappas, B. Rubensfein, A. Loffus. ' Firsf Row: A. Rubin, P. Woodward, S. Swiceqood. B. Aldrich. F. Michelson. C. Hood, M. Enos, P. V Wiesner, L. Mac Phee, P. Johnson, C. Faye. Second Row: J. Samela, L. Sullivan, M. Ciani, J. Perkins, H. Faunce, L. While, M. L. Albee, V. Swanson, V. Pappas, J. Polsaid, D. Perrow. T - P. Dixon, G. Smelzer, J. Ciani, H. Faunce, P. Nelson. '? If r f f I g in.-'i bs, 0 .Jff Q 'I 9 I 'ul 4 'L X 1 3 I 47 We, +he Class of I'-760, have been forlunale in mencemenl and The com- plefion of 'rhe sfainecl glass window proiecl' in lhe chapel. 66 seeing bo'rh The com- Firsf Row: D. Whi+e, D. Coun+way, R. Klay. Second Row: D. Hemery, J. Talcoff, A. Assad. if ,i f-mf, w V .. A, wa' 'Q , 2 A MUSIC M7 if 6 ' K fa -L 'i LfSsv 2 1if 3,: ' V. - . .--, 1, I . ,.., . PM f 1 lkfiif 71 - . HW Mm- , t . ,Jigs 1 , -1 Q . X 1 Q 12 KK S. Q W ff ? 1 SPRING 1959 March I4-College Boards! March I8-lv1oTher and Daughfer Dinner: Maribell Vinson Owen, Speaker. March 30-April 6-spring Vacafion. A T May I-The Fourfeenfh Annual Glee Club ConcerT. I 1 May 8-Senior Prom. The final dance for The seniors aT Thayer. May I6-College Boards. 1. .-K AAN. May I8-Founder's Day-Sylvanus Thayer movie. DL May 22-Pizza Bermuda Hop, feafuring Rannie HauThaway's bancl. Q T Y -0 1 May 27, 28, 29-Final exams. bad news! June 3-Class Day, held aT The Mayflower HoTel aT Manomef. June 5-LasT Chapel-Planfing of lvy-Award of Prizes. June 6-Commencement . AUTUMN 1959 SepTember I6--School opened Today wiTh a chapel conducTed by Dr. Thayer. Mr. Spang gave The TrusTees' welcome. Ocfober 3-Our annual family da', was a greaf success and included a fooTball game. a panel discussion, and a dinner-dance. Ocfober 5-Mrs. Saul and Mr. Edmonds showed slides and spoke on Their European Trips. and Mr. Tower highlighfed The program wiTh his descripTions and slides of Mexico. Ocfober 26--The Unifed Nafions chapel was presenfed by The Sfudenf Council, and a film on The underprivileged of Asia was shown. Dave Nelson read The Gov- ernor's Proclamafion. November 2-An enlighfening Talk on asTronomy was given by Dr. Feyerabend in The science chapel conducfecl by Mr. Sfergios. November I2-The TenTh anniversary of College Day aT Thayer Academy was celebraTed by a large aTTendance. November I6-OuTsTanding musical Talenf aT Thayer Academy was presenTed by The STudenT Council. Performing were Sunday Larson. fluTisT, Phillip Gorham, con- cerf pianisf. Allen Flanders, our school organisf, accompanied The opening exercises. November 23-The Chapel Choir Took parT in our Thanksgiving Chapel. 4, S November 24-The Junior Prom Transporfed us To China. Alfhough The wildlife caused problems, The Buddha was a huge success and all had a wonderful Time. November 25-29-Thanksgiving Recess. November 30-Mr. Edmonds, Mr. JalberT, Mr. Gordon. and Mr. CowperThwaiTe enTerTained us wiTh a round of songs including The DarThmouTh Song and Aura Lee. December I8-ChrisTmas Chapel was opened by Reverend Arfhur Bowler who gave The invocaTion and prayer. Mrs. Thayer led The choral groups in impressive Chrisfmas songs. The guesT arTisT was Miss Claude l-lill, HarpisT. December I9-January 4-Chrisfmas Recess. H lik. A WINTER 1960 E7 January I8-Miss WrisTon showed slides and lecfured on her world Tour. concenTraT- ing on The Far Easf. January 25-A movie on The DarTmouTh Glee Club was shown. January 27-29-Mid-Years! January 29-3I-Senior Slci Trip. February 2-Joel Rappeporf from Yale, Nancy Hayes from Wellesley. Mike Tenore from NorTheasTern, Jerry Di Bona from Harvard, Ken Commoss from Brown. and Mary Burlce from Wellesley Toolc parT in a forum abouT college experiences and abouT preparing for Them. lT was an informafive chapel wiTh The Seniors remaining for an informal ouesTion-answer period. February 8-The language deparTmenT under Mr. Jalberf conducfed The chapel. SkiTs were performed in French. Spanish, LaTin. and German. Especially enioyed was Miss Dennes' French group wiTh Jeff Ross as The heroine. February I2-A Valenfine Dance was conducfed by The STudenT Council February I5-Doug Tinney conducfed a chapel commemoraTing Lincoln's birThday. Mr. Tower relafed many of The unsolved mysferies surrounding Lincoln's assassinaTion. The chapel was closed wiTh a poem read by Jane Reardon. February I9-An unusually Darfmoufh Glee Club concerT was greaTly enioyed byt all-especially by The senior qirls. February 24-Pearl-Ellen Clyman described her work aT RayTheon lasT summer in con- necTion wiTh Thayer's Summer Science Program. Bill Sprong. a freshman, read some verses he had had published in The Bos'l'on Herald. 0 A-A PC 4 'lynx 3! E. of .offs Q ,. THANK YOU! .. lille W Flys? Row: E. Soufhworfh. M. Andrews, P. Sfergios, G. Hickey. B. Aldrich. D. McClin'roclc, D. Drollefi. S. Jardine, V. Pappas. N. Mc Iver. B. Milbary. A. Sandman, M. Nelson. S. Cowen. Second Row N. DINe+ale. J. Bacher. P, Woodward. A. Lyons, H. 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X pf i 215' .sv 941' .1 R' 'P' 'I 55 K ' xr, .X V13 Q gg N 1 w VV A 4' 'xv I PRIZES AWARDED AT LAST CHAPEL CLASSICAL PRIZES HONORABLE MENTION THIRD YEAR LATIN l'la 'el FPUPFP Pearl-Ellen Clayman Susafl PPFSOPS HONORABLE MENTION l'larrIe+ Faunce Sfephen Talbm S CO Y L E M212 Riglie WN FOUNDER'S DAY ODE PRIZE HONORABLE MENTION Ronald Spencer Kennelh SPPPIFO SHORT STORY PRIZE gally swf? k Donna Perrow Onya an Us HONORABLE MENTION FIRST YEAR LATIN David Campbell Robeff Power Pearl-Ellen Clayman Roberlr Sunshine SUSPH Cowan HONORABLE MENTION Jane Reardon MATH CLUB OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS CERTIFICATE Joan Sears . Roberi' Simpson Roberl Dlcli Harris Sloane NEW ENGLAND SECTION Prudence Whife OF AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY PHOEBE LEE HOSMER FRENCH PRIZE HONORABLE MQQWON FIRST YEAR FRENCH James Howe HONQQITSLSZSEE ION SPECIAL HISTORY PRIZE A T - F Geoffrey Gooclale l'la 'el almce Kenneflw Shapiro SPECIAL GEOMETRY PRIZE Nangy Thomas Douglas Tinney CHARLES A. PITKIN CHEMISTRY PRIZE HONiif1iL'fQlEQT'ON James Howell MERTON L. EMERSON PRIZE Olf3ff1NQf3T1de,S Pearl-Ellen Clayman SPECIAL COMMENDATION BUGI-ER Holly Her-ber-+ Clwrisfopher Davis ,Mmm A Q78 xt ,.,.m,. Q ,pf- 3 6,39- GA 81 BASEBALL Fron+ Row: Coach Valicenli, F. Chiminello, B. Allman, Coach Donner. Second Row: R. Yuslco, Man' agerg C. DeSan+is, J. Maclachlan, D. Nelson, R. Kearns. Third Row: M. Brandon. D. Tinney, W. Donner, K. Duranf, W. Ravreby. SCORES Thayer 3 Porlsmoulh Priory 6 Thayer 4 Milfon IO Thayer 5 Tabor 9 Thayer 6 N. Quincy 3 Thayer 7 4 Moses Brown 8 Thayer 5 Brown and Nichols Thayer 2 S+. Sebas+ian's 5 Thayer 3 N. Quincy II Thayer 7 Lawrence 3 Thayer 6 Brainlree I Thayer I2 Rivers 5 Thayer 4 Worcesler Academy Thayer O Brainlree I2 Thayer 5 Sf. SebasIian's 2 Thayer 6 Tabor 7 Afler a poor s'rar'r our baseball Ieam improved and played .500 baseball, bearing such Ieams as Lawrence Academy, SI. Sebas+ian's, and Brainrree High School. Bruce Allman was our leading pilcher and Jim MacLachIan was our Top baller. Wirh 'Ihe loss of only Ihree seniors, 'rhe oulloolc for 'rhis season is promising. 2 Ar-I JUNIQR VARSITY Firsl' Row: M. Kovey, R. Porfer, D. Arnold, P. Bachman, M. Williams, R. Woodward. Second Row Mr. Benelli, coach: J. Ferranle, B. Macchielle, R. Mills, D. Badger, H. Sloane, R. Shone, R. e l.iHle man so spic and span! C. MCG-uirlc. 82 Loaf. qL - 7 . . 'lc if-A .N Pl -A' 1 5 fr' 'f 1' x me . M- 4 , ' 1 f TENNIQ ? 1 I . ...ll. A-.+..........,,... I Fronf.Row' D. Bauer, R Leach, R Dorne, C. Pingree J Dana, M Goldman. Second Row. A . . . . . ' . f 'l 1 Fnorenlinu, D. Kundsin, B. Bowers, D. Reardon, R. Diclc. I V J ,f'4,4f4j' I Alrhough neilher lhe lraclc nor lhe Jrennis leann could boasl ol a f i 1 winning season, lhere are many relurninq underclassmen and Jrhe 40. prospecl for successful leams rhis year is brighl. ' ' TRACK Lf Kneeling: Coach Sawyer, S. Sacchelfi, F. Tenore, R. Sloane, S. Kearns, F. Newman, P. Roman, E. Kirkland, F. Rogers, D. Counlway, A. Arch, S. Talbot Sfanding: C. Clayman, K. Weisner, D. l-lemery, B. Valicenfi, A. Sullivan, K. Cornrnoss, J. Poole, C. Ladd, K. Burrill, R. Bachman, W. Milchell, C. Prall, J. MacLennan, P. Calaol, C. Bennellg also S. Blomquisr. Shaw, le? go of my finger! Poncho Gonzales? A record? What me worry? ',Wff,,,g-,W Wha+ would Casey do? Now wha+ do I do. Coach? my KK 5' f if W- s V ' g ' l We 1 1' 1 aj' ,W M N.. dp 1 ' T F K . .. 1'7 f dgllxofiii w 'Q Yrhta 75 95 Qlfkl A Firs+ row: Dave Reardon, J. Macachlan, P. Jackson, A. Sullivan, G. Hays 5. Sacchelfi. D4 N9lSOf1. 'Ci3PlGlr17 Dari RGGFCJOH. C. DQSGUHS. E- Green, P. Duncornloe, R. Kearns, A. Losordo, assisfanf manager. Second row: Coach Benelli, S. Newson, R. Fenlin, R. MacDonald, F. Geoghegan, W. Mirchell, J. Ferranle, M. Brandon. B. Valicenli, E. Hansen, P, Hailer, R. Yuslco, manager: Coach Ramacorri. Third row: D. Fulfz, R. Porler, B. Allemian, M, Williams, S. Kearns, F. Tenore, J. MacLennan, J, Cronin, l-l. Sloane, D. Schair, E. Chamberlain, Head Coach Valicenfi, Coach Sawyer. Fourlh row: W. Allen, T. Ferraro, W. Donner, W. Sullivan, D. Badger, R. Shone, J. Ross. D. While. www 5 W Thayer. . . .I8 S+. Seloas+ian's . O Lyme Thayer ..... 38 Thompson . . 6 red Thayer .. .. 8 Lawrence I4 fidifiq Thayer ,. 22 Porismoulh hood' Priory Thayer . . O Tabor Thayer. . . I6 Moses Brown 28 7 1 n f '- ' f L . i X ,LJ XJ if . . .vw ill lflllf, lfiljs ii 9 'J his fll J L3 ' s .Lf V7 JL l ' rl' MQ ' D h . . . Q ' wlhlafs da score? ff If 1 W is Give me - is- . an M The yarsiry fooibali feam ihis year compiled a 3-3 record. Wifh many sfarfers back who were used To The new spliffi formahon, ihe ieam showed qreaf improyemenf over previous years' Teams. Under The leadership of Caprain Dave Nelson, Jrhe boys showed qrear sporfsmanship and spirif. Behind a very capable iine fhere were many faslr baclciield men, who picked up many imporfani Touchdowns. Tv-'RYE-'Q T '5 g-r. SEBBIE-'5 09 We'can only pray. And rhe iirfie one said, Roh over! Show me ihe way fo go home! 6000!-fu: ff IH f0'f1!vQ ScQQf,yf' Q Lili fl. ffffw if I S O C C E R w 'cvw F Firs+ row: Coach Edmonds, D. Wilhinglon, V. Whisnand, D. Hemery, lvl. Kovey, co-caplaing D. Kundsin, P. Cabot co-caplainq R. Klay, R Schofield, R. Spencer, C. Ladd. Spcond row: K. Ge-nereau, J. Poole, M. Goldman R. Sunshine, R. Leach, A. Grant J. Dana, R. Dailey N. Schoenly. Third rowzq Coach' Qlowperlhwaile, W. Aldrich, R. Wassersuq. R. Wyman R. Simpson, C. Clayrnan, A. Salmela, S. Bach, P. Gifford 5 A The soccerxleam in ils second year of organizalion has greally improved. Allhough ' The aclual wins were few. several games were losl by only one goal. Wilh many experienced players back nexl year, lhe leam should show even more improvemenl. xr V LV' ' Nol so Fast Jones! The wail of a downhearled frail. H E CHEERLEADER H, S!! P nsfein J Clam Cap? aim-J. O AUdVGWS, ' rr . - '? I 1 .u- ' UF' FIELD HOCKEY Firsf row: J. Michelson, N. Bealon, J. O'Connell, M. L, Andrews. Sfanding: Miss Hixonflfoachz E, Hayes, L. Cheney, S. Thayer, V. Pappas, M. Blanchard, S. Sforrs, L. McClin+oclc, V. Swanson. Allough lhe girls' varsily hoclcey 'ream had only one win, 'rhe scores were close and lhe games were hard louqhl. Caplain Nancy Bealon and lhe learn cerlainly did lheir besl, al+hough scores showed one win, Two Ties, and four losses. Nexl year should prove lo be more successful. .M . Vx -va 'X Firs+ row: J. Ciani, F. Michelson, E. Slate, S. Abbe. Slandinq: B. Simpson, P . While. J. Reardon, L. Sullivan, M. Rappeporl, D, Aynel, M. Posey, M. Tale ,. J. Goldslein L. l-liclcey. i I- J l, , ,f 5 ci l Nfy X. 4 Firsf row: M. Whifcomb, G. Hickey, M. A. Enos, J. Bacher, S. Cano, J. Wickens, S. Malley, E, Swenson, P. Johnson, S Simpson, Sfandingz P. Buckley, L. McPhee, C. A. Hood, T. Goldman, C. Bone, J. Dwyer, E. Bailey, M. Nelson, E. Baldwin, D McClinfoclc, A. Schwarlen, C. Fay, J. Willcrnan. Firsf row: H. Herbert B. Marslin, M. Lynch. N. Tulloch, P. Cooper, M. Fraser, N. Rhodes, E. Carier, H. Simmon, L, Winslow. S+andin : D. Schofeld, B. M L d J. W'llc' ' ' ' g 1 c eo , i inson, A. Reese, J. Palcione, M. Albee, M. Bach, A. Waillcus, S. Jardine, J. Poi- said, S. Parsons, S. Waillcus, P. Morgan, P. Balcom, T. Aldrich, B. Cram, L. Baskin. Z i ,., my V J.V. BASKETBALL The varsiTy loaslceTball Team y only one Team in iTs own : iTs Tine record, The Team fiTh The sTronq shooTing oT earns and The playmalclng 'am played some excellenT has had The besT season in many years. IT was beaTen class, while beaTing some Teams in Class A. Because played in The New England PrivaTe School Tourney. Co-capTain Dave Nelson, Wayne MiTchell, and Ralph of Co-capTain bTew BlomquisT and Ken DuranT, The games againsT sTrong cornpeTiTion. ve ,X rf 499 . . and in The maTure Temale . .. , I ,- Q. 'Q x i UM Sidewalk Superinfenden 7 1' Q4 24 ' 54, ,IQ 57? 1 f 1 1 X nnnununnngnn Shall we dance? Row: W, Turner, P. Sfergios. W. Arch. H. llobbins, D. Counfway, D. Campbell. Second Row: Coach Slergios, S. Anderson W n, G. Churchill, R. Diclc, W. Spronq, A. Sullivan, L. Marden. S. Talbot D. Rubin, D. While, P. Jackson, J. Verdun, mamgger N: A. Emery, G. Goodale. R, Ferrera, S. Loclce. L 95 'iff VW N9 ,M if 2 a X fi We 5 ,lf , -1 ia, - lf. 'aww .VMWW 1 il? . . K' if Q Q fni' A f vs?-A W1- 4 X Q .qlk V1-9' ' W! Q s i751 aff 'FF' H 3 Q V W T' msn-. L '- M S., J a n ww 1 'Q' 1749! F16 i ,T A- 'QW-ig Mgg y tsw , V5 Mama , - , -' fz,52fagQQ-mzfe aw Z f fswiw 5 s k 2 .. ?,,ff,f' l Grefcfwen S. John MCC. Murief R. Sue P. Ron K. Harrief F. An drea S. Joan B. Bmw 5, cum W. va: P. Dee Dee D. Dee L' M 53 if Q Q5 ww NOW! Jane? P Fred A. Sue C, Deb A. Jan S AA 'H aff f V ill.. K ww L, kiwi M K , :A- . M 552155 gi Q 5, , 7 'ff J ,Q 519' , . Q . ,,. S. L lgiil JT- if K -1 A skin 7275 :,f5: ..5'. 'RI ,S H , 4 Sf 5. -, ' I . ' ': s Ii bt ' A ' 'FE ,wfsig ,, 47 gf- H a'1,'fz,.:- WEN f - 2 f - fw-is 1. ki - N 5 4 12 may , f NW, If 325 f- '.i':,:s, ::QE:.kg5:.za5:fE5?:5s:-,r an 'f K2 J ,ei il Ch How I Hate M011 -v--g...,u, Us ga... Nine-' U. Q-Kb: 44 1 Ei 5 ,K S lem K V AL QV X ,J 1, 'W , t f f ,,,........-.am--Af W-. MW 4 Mi' Vu vig , I ul, AIU, yn, f, V21 ' nfl' vig ul, vi, un sn, . uv, ul, vw, vpn uri uw ul, Riff uf' 35'24'35 The founfain of yomh! Smug! NO MORE PENEILS, N0 MORE BOOK . Yeaffeamll .f!M'f'4N 4 .mm NGN! Pilof fo co-pilof IOI Ooh, Kuck-Can I have your aufograph, Too? Things are qeffinq noi! R College rnusi' be rough, Kenny! ,vp ,vin f .NQJMM-'yan' . 1' ,ww-.W O y an-KA T N 'SHIV QB? THAYER OOESNT SWING--IT ROTATES! i THE FOUR ROSES SENIOR SKI G SO Shed' Fufure Rockeffes W we ,ff W 'ff 4' 'Ziff f Q 11' iff, 4- nl 'iiiiex ,--- s f Q '5 1, 1 2 f' Wha+'s The Ioke? NAME Mina Albee Fred Arnold Debby Avnenl Lee Baskin Beal'-on Bealon Ellen Berger Slew Blomquisl' Buff Bu'l'I'erworl'h Pooh Cabof Dave Campbell Berl' Cheney Chinky Ciani Lellie Claymar J. Cpffman Sue Cowen Anne Crapo Cappy De Sanfis Nancy DiNafale Deb Drollell' Pele Duncombe Dee Dee Dunn Ken Duranl' Dick' Evans Harrier Faunce Judie Fonfaine Judy Ghelrli Froggie Gilmour Puddles Green Herb Grier Jeff Hays Holly Herberl Hob Hobson Jim Howell Phil Jackson Ralph Kearns Brit'-is !4 Y EXPRESSION Hey, gals! Any gossip? Hey. Joe! Oh, badness! Thaf iusl aboul fakes you auf! lf's all in your mind! Ain'f life greaf! Sorry l heard fhafl Yerr! Why Nof! Do you have a Corvelfe? Life is a bed of roses. buf oh fhere are so many fhornsl You wanf' a whife fhing? I'm gonna flunkl Half car-will fravel Oh my goodness! Oh dear! Whaf me conceifed? Are you kidding me? l've gof fo do my homework! Censored Don'l' do anyfhing I would. Take fwo and punf Why nol! Where's your arficle for The Panorama? You know if! lf's impossible! Acfually-well! Censored No, you can'f drive my car! And-How much do owe you? Why? ls fhal' righi! Hi! Oh well .. . Don'+ be facefious . . . Swingin' I, I,. C-L- ..-llam- PET PEEVE School inferfering wifh horse shows Physical Science Snow bunnies College Volkswagens Snobs and Ponfiacs Finding fhe bookroom ice cold every morning Food, gossip and ofher T-Birds Lafvian chess players Language Lab People who can'+ ski well Freshman boys who slam doors in my face Calm seniors Thinking Reckless drivers People who don'+ keep fheir word Homeroom Sfudy Meaf ball sandwich Lafe people Sludy halls Waifing lo hear from college Wafching Maverick lose a poker game fo a woman Whoever pulls ouf fhe cord when I'm showing a film in chapel Theme deadlines Translafing Julius- Caesar. Panfing fo The lhird floor from fhe chem. lab Shorl' weekends Unfaiihful girls Triumphs 'lhaf don'+ run l don'+ care People who are never on 'lime Girls fha? don'+ make up fheir minds Saiurday Morning Physics Labs Safurday Labs Read books Elf? !'95 PERSONALITIE' AMBITION To ski down Mf. Whiffier on my feel Salesman To find The answer To wrire one good play Gef a l from Mr. Seymour Discover Cuba Docfor Professional Bum wifh lo'ls of money Medical Research Teach his+ory a+ Thayer Censored Melamorphosize info a young lady To be presidenl' To fravel around 'lhe world by V.W. Work wifh children To +each kindergarlen Annapolis Marry a pro golfer Elemenfary grade feacher To own a garbage fruck Race al Dayfona Docfor Pass Mr. Seymour's Mafh course Oblain degree of M.R.S. To find a handsome man wifh lofs of do-re-me Marry a millionaire Bring up 'rhe Andria Doria single-handed Conquer wafer- fowers and fhe Coasf Guard Academy Managemenf- Engineer Graduafe To go fo lhe college of my choice Gef 'lhe besl our of life Live wifhouf work Excel in somefhing Score 20 poinis in a game Engineer Page n mnlki i 1960 CLASS AME in Kundsin mday Larson adlighf Levin ee Loffus any Losordo ll McCombs icka McCusker els Nelson um Nelson imie O'ConneII nl Pappas re Parsons irkie Perkins an Perrow ew Rappepori' ll Ravreby an Reardon we Reardon fnnie lbensfein eve ccheI'+i g Sager idy Sandman y Schofield f Serafini :len Simmon efch Smelzer ence Spencer rb S'l'ein rry S'I'rou'I' ly Sullivan I Swanson ive Talbof a Thayer ris Tower erlie idegraph :o Waifkus ris Wesfer n Wesfon r Yacobien b Yusko PP apefolla EXPRESSION Siku ku ya kulzuliwa masiaya Very good I couldn'f sfop anyfhing. Why nof? Don'f be so lackadaisical! lf's crackers fo slip a rozzer fhe dropsky in snide You're loose! Don'+ sweai' fhe lifile 'things I don'l' know Wicked! Never mind! Nof foo crisp! Oh you're kidding! Oh fudge! Ah so . . . velly fine Cuf if ou+ Censored Why noi? Guess whafl Be-yeww-fiful! Such is life! Jeepers Crow! Are you serious? 1 wanf fo be evil, Val. Whaf a riof! The nerve of some people's children No-buf l'll have if in Tomorrow I don'f believe if You and whai' army? Come on car, sfarf! Did you Fenway if, doe Anorher Day. Anofher D Crumb ?-?7??'? Some+hing's screwy here. Don'f be facefious Hi, handsome I don'f believe if! You're kidding Sweafer boy I960 why? PET PEEVE Women Drivers Back seaf drivers Mr. Benelli's quizzes Marching in gym G.O.'s red carpef Solid geomefry The fickle girls al' T.A. -Read ing Gym Dark roofs Obligafory gym classes Bus rides Bleached hair Soggy cornflakes Pei' peeves. spring Thaw of l96O Subsfifufe mafh feachers Any language Are you going 'Io Quincy? Car pools Sloppy dressers Boys fhaf are younger 'Than l am People who pull whife fuzzy hair ouf of whife fuzzy sweafers Cracks aboul my car Ski frips People who are lafe for appoinfmenfs High cosi' of Nebraska phone calls Linda O. Triangles T. V. Commercials School buses fhaf siop Ski 'Trips' Censored Naily people Cops on S. E. expressway Gossiping girls anc fickle da+es Boys Brainy people in raccoon collars Boys named Bob Gossips Receiving C's on fesfs People who are never on Time AMBITION A 2 in an English quiz Music insfrucfor A shufoui' To hi+ 20 before T.B. hiis me! Leave Thayer Annapolis and a naval career Many more enioyable fimes ai' +he Cape! To dunk 'rhe ball To be a one- man guy Skidmore To become famous Eaf, drink and be merry Marry a millionaire Docfor Help people Throw 3 sfrikes in a row Graduafe T.A. wiihouf flunking French Schuss fhe headwall on skis Psychiafrisl' To own my own car Graduafe from college Travel Loaf lnfernafional law Teacher Docfor's wife Live unfil fomorrow-fhen l'll worry aboul' fhe nexf day College Manage 'Ihe moi' Civil Engineer in fhe Navy Dance wifh Gene Kelley Wildlife managemenf Skidmore Denfisf Afforney of Civil Law Seclusion Marry a cufe millionaire wifh a sporfs car Turquoise blue M.G. Marry a mafh professor Coasl' Guard academy Marry a vel' el -,r . si 5. . ., y ,,. 1' 'Z i,. ,.,, ,Vfg..c. ,,...-., , , XX A .. N . , X . 'I' ,H llllllllllWkNX X N N X NWN N mllll - ':i..:-if' P ll Bruce Allman-U. of Maine B05 l lUQlW9S'-TUHS I Andrew Andergen-W,P.I. l-lerb Johnson-Boslon Universily . Robed. Bachman,-Bowdoin Ken? Johnson-Tulane ik Eleanor Bardsley-Lasell Jr. Pe VY Kearney-W-P-I. ly! Constance Beniamin-Wesfbrook Jr. David LaMarine-U. of Arizona J Charles Benne+'r-Tufls 690349 l-5WJf0V 'VVen+W0fll Q Andrew Bergeron-Cornell Sue Ma lOWe'FndlCOH Jr' l Joan BOurdelag5-Cen+enary Gerry McManus-Villanova Bruce Bowers-Norfh Carolina Nancy Millen-Douglass N S+eve Bryanl-Mass. College of Pharmacy Ann Mlsner'-Smllh l 'iii l cy. Y-s ,a Q W 1 r,.l i M. .L fri 4, ll 47, Syl I I Nil ikiifal if ,- , Q i i. W.. .V Q92 hill VW I rim 'lull ,lx Ml ' ws- ui ,, -.NNI x .ac-F. ,l 4 7 ' fflrzf-1 'ff-1415?- 5, xx Mary Burke-Wellesley Kendall Burrill-Babson Frank Chiminello-Brown Barbara Cicchese-Bridgewa+er Linda Claff--Wellesley Ken Commoss-Brown Marilyn Counlway-Wheafon Dale Crilchley-Burde++ Tom Cross-Tufls Connie Daley-B.C. Bill Delahunl'-Middlebury Roberf Devlin-Work Joyce DiBona-Skidmore Marilyn Dick-Jackson Marilyn Dixon-Ka+harine Gibbs Pamela Dixon-P.G. Sally Donner-Moun'r Holyoke Ann Driscoll-Mass. General Ka'rhy Dwan-Skidmore Elinor Epsfein-B.U. James FiascheHi-Air Force Fred Field-Colby Carolyn Ford-Radcliffe William Ghiorse-U. of Vermon'r Syl Gookin-Tulls Judy Grossman-Eliof Pearson Joe Guy-Nichols Barry Hagen-Norwich Pe+er Haley-Mass. Mari+ime Fred Harding-Nichols S+u Hardy-Colby Dick Heffernon--Nor+heas+ern Judy Hemery--Mass. General Rachel Herrick-U. of Maine Fred Hinchliflie-TuHs lsabel Howe-B.C. Fred Newcomb-U. of Maine Frank Newman-Harvard George Nighlingale-Work Geraldine Niles-Plyrnoulh lN.H.l Teach Roslyn Ossen-Simmons rf -1: I' 2 Bruce Payne-Tuwors x Judy Phillips-Adelphi I '3jisIyj-gig Margaref Porleus-N. Eng. Bap+is+ l Charles PraH-Williams lx Ed Raleigh-Nolre Dame X Nancy Renl'-Jackson Winslow Robbins-Brown I l L 4.135- John Robinson-Bryani' and S+raHon Ar+ Rochelle-U. of N. Carolina Sandy Roland U. of N. Carolina 57:14 L -4. A - nw 1 ew: Peler Roman-Yale Sue Rose-Homemaking Sue Rosen-Brandeis Bob Rowley-U. S. Navy Don Rusl-U. of Miami Bob Sloane-Harvard in Brian Smilh-Seminary George Slanhope-Penn. Mililary Xxx Pe+er Sfergios-P.G. Mike Tenore-Norlrheaslern Bob Thomasf-Wenlworrh L John Thompson-Tufls Meg Tinney-Mass. General Grelchen VanRaalle-U. of Vermonl M 'v.i,.,.. b U,-., -. 1. ,wg Leslie VanRaal'I'e-U. of Vermonl' ggi- 1,152 1 as ff, 5. 1- K -we u Charles Weyerhauser-P.G. iv, ui K -.f- 'sniff Pamela Whi+cher-Emerson Georgia Wilkinson-Wells Neuman Wood-Quincy Junior College J Susan Yaffe-Wheelock ff O++o Zava'rone-U. of Maine ll' A 1-if 1, , iajgggl 'f-Ea X X Xxx x x XXX ' 111, ilk? if is xi: ' X yiilijigi -c.i.s 1 si.s N - 1 ll I l X xv M i lk - F, 1 'R i B - is Hs:+'F 'ef wage? .S?lfl6!el'ltff GO FORMAL 51,13 WAY I 1 FBESHMEN! sophomores! gditfdfbdff SGUIORS! R CLASS LEADERS RENT THEIR FORMAL WEAR Rate high with youf dat by! k. . . . . ff y f I tt t A in every detail because E: Ai you rented it from us. It's economical too , . . . you'Il save enough to send out favori e Safe Tuxfoo sHoP Formal WearforEvc1y Formal Occasiog 'I7 Quincy Avenue, Quincy, Mass. GR unite 2-6510 We Serve Your Fafhers, - - - and Your Farhers' Fafhersl Ready Now Are We +o Serve YOU, +he NEW Genera+ion of Home-Owners and'lnsurance Buyers! THE AGENCY WITH THE P.S. ' NILES INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY BYRON P. FINK, JR., Propriefor One Efm Sfreef, Brainfree, Massachuseffs VI 3-1403 'Personal Service WALWORTH COMPANY BRAINTREE, MASSACHUSETTS Producers of Valves, Confrols, Regulaiors Fabricafed Piping and Pipe FiH'ings RANDOLPH SAVINGS BANK WiI'I1 Offices in RANDOLPH AND STOUGHTON ROLAND H. MARDEN, PresicIen'I Ou' Bed Wishes WALTER C. KANE. Treasurer Io 'rhe Class of I960 WILLIAM S. HUDSON, Ass'+ Treas PEARL STREET MOTORS, INC. 60 Pearl Sheer SO. BRAINTREE SN? TEHEINIEW6 STANDARD tx OIE IIC Nix EXCE X3-UE Where Thayer Academy Has Hs Repair Work Done HUNT POTATO CHIP CO. FORREST A. PARMENTER, Treas. Brainfree Hyannis DANNY'S CLEANERS AND DYERS 357 WasI1ing+on SI'ree'r 29 Adams SIree'I' 3 HOUR SERVICE B ainfree, Mass. Vi-3-I 678 CONGRATULATIONS Class of I 960 SOUTH SHORE METAL PRODUCTS, INC. I98 Plain SI'ree'I SouI'I1 Brainfree CompIimenI's BGS: VESHSS of Classoof T950 WALDECKER'5 ALVES GREENHOUSES PHOTO SERVICE, INC 37 Sampson Avenue BRAINTREE, MASSACHUSETTS I4 STORRS AVENUE BRAINTREE Complimenis of ihe BARGAIN CENTER Quincy, Mass. Complimenfs of RICHMAN'S CLOTHIERS Headquarrers for College Cloihes l554 HANCOCK STREET QUINCY WEST SIDE ESSO Service Cenrer Brockfon GILBERTSIMMONS P p Complimenis of DUNKI N' DONUTS Souih Brainfree THE BOOTERY Brock'I'on, Mass. fashions for 'rhe young ai heari' Complimenfs of KARL CROOK MOTOR CO. Besi Wishes WlNER'S HARDWARE 6 Hancock Sheer So. Brainfree lf you clon r know. ask Joe. Besf Wishes +o fhe Class of I 960 COLONY RUG CO. Gregory Yacobian QUINCY AND HANOVER Compliments of THE HOLLISTON MILLS Inc. Goocl Luck to Good Scholars From Finest Meats Sold Anywhere! O ROCKLAND O HANOVER 9 L . BRAINTREE a O HULL O PLYMOUTH- L KINGSTON x- 1 and Soon Scituate and Brockton! Compliments of NICHOLAS V. PAPANI GRANITE CITY ELECTRIC CO. Quincy, Mass. COLUMBIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. BrocIdon, Mass. CongraI'uIa'I'ions From BIC-5 ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU QUINCY ' WEYMOUTH MILTON Io I'he Class of I960 Besi' Wishes From DONAHER'S I562If2 Hancock S+reeI', Quincy CompIimenI's of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. I59I Hancock S+ree+ QUINCY, MASS. WESTLAND'S SPORTING GOODS WM. WESTLAND AND CO. I+ Pays Io Play II Revere Road OUINCY, MASS. Telephone Presideni- 3-I I33 CONNER MOTOR CO., INC CHRYSLER - IMPERIAL - PLYMOUTH VALIANT DEALERS I 78-I 80 Washingion Sfreef BRAINTREE 87. MASSACHUSETTS Telephone Vi3-3633 Congra+uIa+ions 'I'o +he Class COLOR MART of 1960 Wallpaper - Painl' Ren'I'aI Equipmeni- I' WEYMOUTT-I LANDING 38 Commercial E. BRAINTREE BRAINTREE WINDOW CLEANING CO. DAN RICHARDI I43 Middle Sfreei' BRAINTREE, MASS. Y V LEO DARR, Presidenf 85 Quincy Avenue QUINCY, MASS. Pr-36500 Compliments of om' s EDHAM STREET 0 NEWTON UPPER FALLS 64, MASS Besi' Wishes +o 1-he Class of I960 From PRESIDENT CHEVROLET Serving the South Shore QUINCY 540 so. ARTERY PR-3-soso Best Wishes to the Class of '60 QulNcY's FASHION CENTER HEADCECUARTERS TEENS AND JUNIORS BRODIL'S BOOTERY 90 N. Main S+reeI' RANDOLPH. MASS. TONIS, INC. 36 High S'I'reeI' BROCKTON, MASS. Men's and Women's Casual Wear SMILEY'S PHARMACY Brainl-ree Massachuselrls THE AFTER SCHOOL HANGOUT! Complimenls of UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO. 85 School SI'ree+ WATERTOWN 72. MASS. Designers and Manu'Fac'I'urers of Temperafure. Pressure and Vacuum Conlrols Besl- Wishes Io 'Ihe Class of I960 SCHAFER'S -CAMERA SHOP Everylhing Pholographic 28 COMMERCIAL STREET, EAST BRAINTREE Congraluallions 'Io Ihe '60 Class BERNIES MODERN FORMAL SHOP I639 Hancock Slreel' QUINCY. MASSACHUSETTS FORMAL FOR EVERY OCCASION Safe 'Comfortable - OIL HEAT For Safe - Dependable - Heal CITIES SERVICE The Supreme Liquid Fuel Winkler Healing Equipmenl' QUINCY COAL 81 OIL COMPANY I520 HANCOCK STREET lOpposi+e Reniclcs'I Gr?-2345 Compliments of THE PLIMPTON PRESS NORWOOD, MASSACHUSETTS L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY A'l l'LEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas Personal Cards-Club Insignia Medals and Trophies Taylor Yearbooks Represented by: BILL ROWAN. Attleboro Office Congratulations to the Class of 1960 MARDEN REALTY, INC JUNCTION OF ROUTES 3 AND I28 HINGHAM, MASS. .fs W .. ..,. Z W Q- Shop Leisurely al' One of New England 's FINEST Gyct Shops aa! GIFTS FOR ANY OCCASION Holidays - Weddings - Showers - Birlhdays Lamps of Mosl' Unusual and Individual Design China - Cryslal - Silver Uhr melrh Glnmpang Sci+ua+e Harbor, MassachuseHs PARKING IN REAR OF STORE Compliments of RAYCURT CORPCRATION BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS L I '1 T 113.11 A X ' l l I The Doorway +o Pro1'ec+ion I357 HANCOCK STREET, QUINCY SQUARE Best Wishes From CHANDLER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Inc E+T+MhH FRANK LOSORDO SONS, Inc 276 Quarry S'rree+ QUINCY 69. MASSACHUSETTS General Contractors and Builders WINFIELD HOUSE PRESIDENTS' for BesI' Food on +I1e SouI'I1 Shore A Home Away From Home SMORGASBORD-Sa'I'urcIay and QUlNCY,S FIRST MOTEL Sunday Nighis 845 Hancock SI'reeI' COCKTAIL - BANQUETS QUINCYI MASS., WEDDINGS - SHOWERS Roufe 3 853 Hancock S+reeI' UINCY. MASS. T?.GR 0+ 2 9452 Tel. GRaniI'e 9-6500 e' an' e ' WINFIELD L. smour, Prop. WINFIELD L. STROUT, Prop. Congra+uIa'I'ions 'ro +I1e Class of I960 From SWIFT and BACHMAN, Inc. SouI'I'1 Shore's Oldesi' and LargesI IMPERIAL - CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DEALER VALIANT, The Car You'd Want at Any Price 330 HANCOCK STREET, NO. QUINCY Gr2-5400 Best Wishes Class of I960 MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND D. NELSON AVON COAL and OIL, Inc. Le+'s Go Io CAI N'S Rou'I'e 3A NoIrI'I1 Weymoufh A DINING TRADITION FOR AFTER THE PROM v I W f- fW Success to the Class of 1960 Batco BROCKTON AUTCMATIC TRANSMISSI ON CO., Inc. Disfribufion Th gh 1' NEW ENGLAND NEW YORK CANADA nf 9 , . gg I ,V Lug, ,fl V91 ' 'QA ray,- TA , '- -1.1 1 V, 5E2f'fif'u9Q VW. v MM .. , -'NF -:V DQ - K V11 f ' Agiiwf ' ,mn 15.933, :az-gf - :sms ' ML .1 Nw SV, ,, f br- -H. K 3 f fi LFV Q --L-... l 3 s -LW.. '-up mum-,. V V V www-9535 'Hwx 1' .Q JQ3 :fr I' Q 3. f iV.i f ik M5 :V -5,1 M A' vi, V JL ' -x, E' K: if kk Q 4, lp A S, Vxf. nk Q NA N '15 'f VV, ,ff V, N if 'Q If 3 1 f U 5 isis? an , P 'B' gkeiifm. C fm i P. R198 502. . ggi 3, 'A A .NW Va. Q D fl V 1. i AW , V V W- S, ' ' L ' ' .lfg.V,f an 1 ' 1 W . ' J Q Nm M ,Af W Ml ak ff' V ' ' ' V K fs 14 5 'J 2 . i K Riff' 4 ' K ' 4? 1 'V g - . wk., VV V z I Vg. ,F 5' ,Z Af ,g 'f'7'?- f 1 'Z 5 .W AV'. g an - V V, m 33, V ' Q ,, V -' f J 2 2 ,1V. ,, . 1 wi ' if Compliments of M. B. CLAFF 81 SONS, INC Randolph and Brocldon, Mass. C. Lloyd Claff, I9l4 Cl1esl'er E. Claff, l9I7 Leslie A. Claff, l922 Warren L. Claff, I929 Neil D. Scholl, I946 Best Wishes to the Closs of l960 CLARK AND SMITH, INC CONTRACTORS - ENGINEERS Quincy, Massachusells STANDARD MODERN PRINTING COMPANY, INC. Subsidiary W. B. MASON COMPANY 59 Centre Street BROCKTON. MASS. Brockton's Largest Printing Company sm THE MARK OF CUSTOM PRINTING AT ' COMPETITIVE PRICES Compliments of GRUNWALDEN Compliments of I EAST BRAINTREE FINISHING COMPANY Your South Shore FASHION HEADQUARTERS for Spring and Summer Apparel Y QUINC W. B. WHITE 84 SONS, INC. DIPLOMAS Norfh Abing'I'on, MassacI1useH's WARREN'S HARDWARE AND TV COMPANY Agenis for KELTON - DUMONT - RCA VICTOR LAWN BOY - JACOBSEN - SCOTT'S LAWN PRODUCTS We Service EveryI'I1ing We Sell 4 ELM STREET BRAINTREE SQUARE Telephones: GRani'Ie 9-3600 GRani'Ie 9-9333 L. ANTONELLI IRON WORKS, INC. Fabrica+ors and Manufadurers of S'rrucIuraI S+eeI . Ornamenfal Iron Bridge SIeeI . Bridge Rails Longspan Jois+s . S+eeI Bar Joisfs Building SpeciaII'ies I77 WILLARD STREET Quincy 69, MassacI1useH's Coniinued Success -Io 'Ihe Class of I960 E. J. ROSE AND SONS, INC. General Contractors BRAINTREE. MASSACHUSETTS Telephone: VIcI'or 3-OI I4 We wish to thank the following sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Albee Barile Plumbing Company Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baskin Brainlree Pharmacy Brainlree Sewing Cenler Brainlree TV and Appliance Rev. and Mrs. Thomas H. Campbell George W. Dixon and Pam Dr. and Mrs. Allred L. Duncombe Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur L. Fonlaine Warren M. Hays and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Heberl Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Hobson Mon+ilio's Paslry Shop Olcl Colony Laundries Mr. and Mrs. David A. Simmon Thayer Pharmacy Torrey Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zeppelella qymsawwwwmn ff, M , bm fi- gb ja W ..-- YW? ..f W .bg K- yt' X, ,jug - S- Utk- .' r' , . 1. S' .J . ,J 'ml I ' 1 xr 2 b f-gf . ,-tai.:- 'V-, x -, ., The members of lhe Class of l960. wish +o give special lhanlcs lo 'lhe 'Following Palrons for 'I'heir generous assisfance in making possible +his edirion of +he BLACK AND ORANGE. Mrs. Agnes A. Beafon Mr. end Mrs. George H. Berger Willis G. BuHerwor+h Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cheney Dr. and Mrs. A. Waller Ciani Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Clayman Mr. and Mrs. Waller Roy Collins Frank C. DeSanl'is Mr. and Mrs. A. Wendell Drollei-+ Mr. and Mrs. James T. Dunn Dr. and Mrs. Frank Duranl The Freshman Class The G.A.A. Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Green, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Howell The Junior Class Dr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Kearns Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. 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