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Each teacher and each underclassman wish the best for this class. It is only fitting, then, that the CLIMBER be presented to the class as a memento of the days and hours that passed too quickly. The members of this class were born on the dark eve of Wforld War II as Hitler invaded Poland. Childhood play was mixed with news of Tunisia, Salerno and the Solomons. Adolescence heard the rumbling echoes from Seoul. As ma- turity beckons its spiny hand, a peace exists- with strings attached. God willing, the Class of 1956 will not ac- cept the abnormal as normal. May these students live to know a true peace. Today's generation cannot give it to themg it is too late. May they give it to themselves. Wfith this affirmation of faith in youth, this CLIMISIZR is proudly presented to the Class of 1956. CONTENTS DEDICATION EDITORIAL ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ACTIVITIES SEN IORS ADVERTISEMENTS ENVOI There Pager Silent Record Keep Of Sehoolhood Dezyf . Of Friefzdship Deepg Of Fun and Lazzghter, Mixed Wfifh Temzr, The B1'i77277ZflZg Cup of Y0uth'5 Short Years. K Qi Rag. 3,3 , ga . no , Hx - A-,..f mf -Q., MQW ,. ffm '. we on .j fp + 5 is ,qv '95, la Vwgwfz is 5 41 t , I , W Y,-if ,Mit DEDHCATHU His idea became our reality. His footsteps-our path. We dedicate the 1956 CLIMBER to Mr. William Henry Moss who taught us the power of the English word, the depth of written thought, the nuance of the poetic phrase. He is more than a teacher. More than a man. He is a way of life. A p ieoiaroklfrio ' it I ws... We, the Class of 1956, have dedi- cated this book to Henry Moss, and, 6 for this reason, have chosen the -' Great Books as its theme. The Clas- I A G sics of the past are the core of his s r life, he has brought them to life for 2,5 . x 7 'K . ,f eleven graduating classes of this high .5 it if ,r school. And these books have shaped our lives, formed our ideals. From Aristotle we learned of logic and reality, from Chaucer, the earthiness of everyday life, from Shakespeare, an understanding of motivation and charac- ter, from Tolstoi, the compassionate forgiveness of our fellow man, from Wordsworth, a love of nature, from Churchill, the courage that lies beneath human frailty. , Our school life, too, has become a personal classic . . . we have written it ourselves. If the words are hazy or clear, the chapters 'muddled or ordered-it has been of our own doing. We have written finis and cannot rewrite a sen- tence-no, not a single word. But, with the feeling that comes with new ink and new paper, we begin a new chapter. May we write it well. MARILYN GIFFORD Editor-212-Claief X x ADMINISTRATION SUPERHNTENDENTS MESSAGE WEST BRIDGEWATER- RAYNHAM ECHUDL DEPARTMENT BERT L. MERRILL WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS SUPERINTENDENT DF SCHOOLS December 12, i955 To the Graduating Class of 1956: May successi'ul living and happiness be yours. Both are attained only when you apply yourselves diligently to your daily tasks and taxe advantage of opportunities as they arise. May good fortune be yourS,always. Q ANNETTE CHADWICK Secrezary PR NCIPAL9 sim 'H'!- MESSAGE . myi.-ft :.s rw!ff - 35' Q-1' f W.. ,ai ff W , 'Q at 4, X'-, z- rggws. , Z,- X. ',,,p V, .51-.44 1, 1 , ,V, Q ,Q M-i--........f M, fe , , r . 'w 'NX I - ,5,!l'i1-1 A Message to the Class of 1956 For years you have been preparing for your graduation and, now, it has arrived. You have made many sacrifices but remember that your parents have made greater ones. The time and effort which you spent in study and in other school activities will be rewarding only insofar as you extended yourselves. The experiences which you have encountered will be minor in comparison to those ahead. Rest assured that life is not easy. It is a con- stant battle against odds which, at times, will seem insurmountable. In all your endeavors be men and women of principle. Let the knowledge and skills which you have gained in the home and school be the tools of your success. Set your courses with the Light of Truth to direct you, with Determination to reach your goals, and with the Faith to guide you. Remember, too, as Will Rogers once said, It is great to be great, but it's greater to be human. May I extend to you my best wishes for success and happiness in all your undertakings. Sincerely, PETER J. SPERANDIO Prifzcipal A LWB . i I Q-I GLADYS KEITH Serrelary EMPLUYEES Qi! KKK Q. ,. f-'ff'-5 E1 an 13: 'X .yr xx i W . ' is M -wus., I if m .1 Mrs. Ross. Mrs. Xwardwell. Mrs. I-Iambly, Mrs. Tcxicria, Mrs. Roulstone, Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Marzcllr My 'VS M..-1' h1 'f'-vu -ull MRS. LILLIAN HENXIITT, R.N. f -x 4 ' 'M' fwfvgglj if-' 'Q if.. . I 2 :ff L' 'D I HL-.ul frrstrmrligln' 1 if K Mr. Hruglund, Mr. 'l'urncr. Mr. Ross. Mr. Earle. FACULTY 'drag an wi' . In i ,Q Q',:,,g'WT,c '31 6, 'j f----'Z 1 I 2 t ff - - M , ' :iff 1. . f' 'i.5.'l WAV x X I I I GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Roger G. Viens , .wii? f . I THOMAS ADAMS URBINO BARRIERA VICTOR BISSONNETTE Practical Arts Science, Coach Science, Assistant Coach l'.Vl,l,YN l5ROAI7ISIzN'l' I.AXVRI2NCIi CQORNIiI.I, A IIliI.Ii'N IiAI.'I' ' lnglisli, Nfiii,il Stiiiiics Mgitliciiintits l1U,2lll5I1. 5003! NULIICS , 1 FLOYD FOLSOM Industrial Arts Driving PHYLLIS JORDAN Physical Education 6, 'Z' 2 ' I ,Y 2 JOAO LAGE Science LEO GLEASON GEORGE GOLDINC General Science Physical Education Coach R MARIETTA KENT MIRIAM KOCHAKIAN Mathematics English ,l9iQi, it LEO MONTEBELLO LUICE MONCEY Social Studies English WM. HENRY MOSS English, Librarian qw ELAINE RAUSCI-I Commercial Ullfni ERIC SAHLBERCL Social Stuclics f . 34 is lla .rx OLIVIA PEARSON JANICE RYLANDER English -' Languages l EVELYN VIENS BERTHA WHEELER Household Arts Commercial 4 5 MARJORIE HAYWARD XVILLIAM RATHBUN Music Supervisor Art Supervisor IN any wk ' ,,,, iQ 1 W ' ky , :- v f ' , 5 'V ' i ls- - A .4 YQ, 5. ,. - .., A t Q., Q ,ga S S , J Sie 'gf 'nb N Seated: Miss Kochakian, Patricia Brown, if ,' lg, 5 U in I Vice Presidentg Forrest Broman, Presi' R ur' an 'cj dent, Joanne Howe, Secretary. Standing I I Mr. Gleason, Edward Sinkevich, Treas urerg Mr. Bissonnette. CLASS Third row: Ernest Fongeallaz, Ralph Morse, David Marr, Ralph Harris, Richard Child, James Wolfsberg, John Large, Louis Lima, William Soell, Bernard Bailey. Second row: Priscilla Warme, Gloria Harron, Adeline McGrath, Roberta Gummow, Anthony Harding, Joseph Braga, Paula Grundberg, Herbert Woodward, Betty Grippen, Betsy Frankhouser, Edna Eaton, Katharine Howard. First row: Judith Ames, Priscilla Young, Judith Andrews, Anna Ross, Cornelia Craddock, Mary Bordeaux, Elaine Morse, Barbara Drake, Eleanor Canzano, Elaine Bisemore. i iii ii J , J 1 I J l i 2 ii f as Jr A ii E l x Zi f 1 Q i i Y -2 ' ii. l i - R 4 x l ' ' N , ,wiysi feffir U, l i ' I l Ru' Q-'Mg' 'l i f l L-Q 7 J nrwdffi, Q . i J 'B' ' 1' V., ' 17, 7 ' L., - . FT-' ' ff gif , , ' 'K 4' f 3:-v Third row: Robert Benson, Bruce MacFadden, Nelson Sherman, John Carlson, William Burnap, Earle Caswell, Forrest Broman, Lawrence Wardwell, Clyde Melendy, Paul Ohman, Edward Sinkevich, Francis Poole. Second row: David Borges, Dorothy Lyons, Elsie MacLean, Richard Newell, Barbara Riddell, Barbara Gummow, Susan Holmgren, Carol Soderholm, Fred Leach, Joseph Cochran. First row: Kathryn Richard, Jeanette Pagani, Patricia Brown, Joanne Howe, Kathryn Coffey, Joan Perkins, Brenda Giovannini, Joyce Kohl, Joan Salvador, Gloria Pratt. in 'B ip., 'Q 'fs 4 . 3 X v sa ,if ai 5 is X . . f' ,E lit!! glib, DC QQ Third row: Henry Bradford, Robert MacDonald, Thomas O,Toole, Robert Linehan, David Burrill, Donald Seablom, Edward Benson, George Willis. Second row: Judith Rudine, Donald Seager, Roland Ashley, Patricia Mitchell, Dorna Edson, Shirley Ely, Sheila Styles, Jane Foye, Carolyn Demers. First row: Mary Skelton, Carolyn Raleigh, Ronald Snell, Herbert Robbins, janet Howard, Virginia North, Arlene Chaves, Edward Moses, Rose Lewis. Shirley Perry. l CLASS Seated Bradford Nickerson, Treasurer, Mrs Kent, jane Foye, Presidentg Mar- garet Sweeney, Secretary. Standing: Gregg Anglim Vice President, Mr. Montebello. bf' -f ' 4 f- ,X ,ff ma S , A Third row: Fred Reed, David Cabral, Stephen Churchill, Russell johnson, Ronald Enshei Roy Jackson, William Rickert. Second row: Judith Gour, Allen DeHay, james Ames Russell Coelho, Theodore MacHardy, john Bettencourt, Gregg Anglim, Daniel Greene Donna Williams. First row: Mary DiGiantamasso, Linda Sampson, Bradford Nickerson Bruce Peterson, Edna Gingras, Janice Taylor, Richard Baker, Paula-Anne Bumpus, Gail Perry, Margaret Sweeney. ., ...Y ' 1 Q 4 H ' 3, t 1 ' B 3 ' ' , l 5 x 1 T V , . S . 1 l all llllglii , i l I .Y 3 sf J ,v F51 -. dr, I A IA-J ip QLASS OF Third row: David Grippen, Gail Ensher, Carl Anderson, Edward DeMolles, David Erbeck, Richard Alger, Barbara Kamp, john Crowley, Theodore Perry, David Brazil. Second row: Joyce Chaves, joan Boyd, Paul Carlson, Ruth Staples, Audrey Forrester, Sherrol Snell, Richard Barnes, William Turner, Michael Smith, Carol Howe, Edna Howard, Shirley Silveria, Elizabeth Hall. First row: Leslie Leach, Rosalie Moore, Betty Finch, Margaret Short, Jane Trillo, Catherine Slapik, Howard Anderson, Virginia Tib- betts, George Bassett, Richard Anderson. f' , f f 5 X4 T ' -4 I , .ggzyipr-'veg' X T 3e ?'t'1, fm -f f - v 94 I V 4 I' V 5 5 r I7 7 'n W! 3 oop 34:00 V 0 Third row: Raymond Veader, Herbert Chase, Edward Asack, Richard Fox, Douglas Moore, Allen Poole, james Ross, Michael Harding, Mark Hollien, Richard Swan. Second row: Linda Haynes, Norma Warme, Elizabeth Griffin, Isabelle North, Doris Broman, Arthur Clark, Richard Chisholm, Ronald Newman, Frank LaBrache, Joyce Parenteau, Betty Benson, Sheila Grant. First row: Frances Skelton, Ellen Howard, Deborah Man- chester, Bruce Veronesi, Susan Nickerson, Irene Freeman, joy Fidler, Rosemary Perry, Annette Braga, Donna Smith. .9 2' .E 1- 959 Seated: joy Fidler, Vice President, Doris Broman Secretary. Standing: Mr. Lage, Wfilliam Turner Treasurer, Mr. Sahlberg, Sherrol Snell, President, Mr Adams, S i' C ll J All S S i s Y' oi-F Third row: Robert Slater, John Deane, john Gingras, Duncan Sprague, Margaret Orr, Clive Ensher, Diane Demers, Joanne Semeter, David Warde, Nancy Seabloom, john Foye, Maureen Crosby. Second row: Charles Pagani, jeffrey VanDyke, Shelia Curley, Carolyn Mullins, Paul Kehoe, Ronald Ashley, Anne Young, Wayne Bishop, Mitchell Gaucher, Carolyn Lyons, Marjorie Caswell, George Tinkham, Catherine Marble, Carole Seabloom, Ellen Hartshorn. First row: Billy Howard, james Newell, Donald Metcalf, Marie Steptoe, James Ellis, Carolyn Keith, Sally Ohlson, Lois Penpraese, Laurel Nelson, Richard Sea ger. -7' x Seated Miss Pearson, Mrs, Wheeler. Stands ing Barbara Anderson, Treasurer, Ann Swanson President, David liXfarde, Vice President Mrs Viens, Donald Metcalf, Sec- , , 3 3 l 1: x ,sara Third row: Russell Baker, Rollin Bolio, Donald Poole, Pauline Getchell, Carol Cyr, Neale Crosby, Susan Cobbett, Howard Tinkham, Sheila Sinkevich, Doreen Carlson, David Forrester, Bruce Soderholni, Linda Okerstrom. Second row: Ronald Metcalf, Ann Swan- son, Barbara Anderson, Barbara MacFadden, Beatrice Badger, Linda Nickerson, Wfilliam Doane, Gordon johnson, Marianne McGrath, Karen Swartz, Anne Kundzicz, Arthur Daley, Theresa Stulpin, Williairr Vinton, john Dufault. First row: Raymond Peterson, Vfilliam Brown, Lorraine Smith, Patricia McGunnigle, Gail Alfieri, Paul Uravich, Gail Pettengill, Martha Large, Fred Delelay, Carol Gaffney. lf . ma F i Q 4 X l . 3 I I W l 1 T 3 4 2 2 5 l A 3 1 ,ll ' Third row: Vlfayne Horton, Judith Hambly, Peter Cogswell, Martha Sharp, janet Guarino, Quintina Harris, Gregory Eaton, Ronald Broman, Marianne Holmgren, Andrea Giovan- nini, Alice Martin, Wfilliam Hirst, Sharon McElroy, Leslie Wzirren. Second row: Laurinda Cabral, Elaine Fischer, Sandra Nelson, Richard Watson, Wfinston Churchill, Beverly Maclfadden, Lawrence Douglas, Dorothea O'Brien, Judith Staples, David Wfardwell, Beth Fenstermaker, Leslie Boynton, Ann Burba, Linda Soderholm, Pamela Golder, john Hol- lien, Kenneth Turner, Nancy Newman, Susan Brodrick. First row: Thornton Morse, Anthony Veader, Donna Smith, George Austin, Robert Copeland, Sherrol Teixeira, Gil- lette Alvin, Bonnie Haynes, Thomas Deane, Susan Schaller, Robert Perry, Paul Noonan. I i f S-I J! Us GLASS DF 8 Seated: Mrs. Galt, Richard Kline, President, '2 5 Jon Churchill, Vice President, Christine pg' l Buker, Treasurer, Wayne Finch, Secretary. , J Standing: Mr. Cornell, Mr. Rathbun, Miss 10531 s Boynton. EVA 4' ll 9 till 's.'.,vf A AZXU fi E Z7 5 P , . 5 159W f Z ,..ff , ff V ff- 4, -fe 11-Q-4 f ' - r X 1 V f. fxxx 'K N S F i , . gb X X. Third row: Richard Crowley, Dianne Edson, Charlotte Estabrooks, Timothy Bordeaux, Judith Olson, Anne LaPerle, Rona Backlund, Arvilla Harris, Albert Lucini, James Sher- law, Gail Howard, Constance Fratangelo, Carol Bourne, Jon Churchill, Jane Souza, Peter Morrison. Second row: Patricia Caswell, Jacqueline Phelan, Jeanne Gallagher, Richard Bettencourt, Sandra Grippen, Thomas Stuart, Carol Greene, Ronald Alger, Roberta Ginn, Leo Gasse, Wfarren Packard, Arlene Lima, Mary Bartkus, Wfilliam Ray, Richard Wfilliams, Cheryl Hurcombe, Margaret LaBrache. First row: Richard Kline, Wfilliain Skelton, Christine Bul-cer, Nancy St. Onge, Sylvia LaPerle, Janice Wright, Brad Warnue, Linda Boyd, Charles Hill, Wfayne Finch, Andrea Ticchi, Donald Del-lay. l f , SENIORS Charlotte Anderson Donald Child Marilyn Gifford Robert Guarino Janet Lendh Peter Reed Barbara Reynolds James Reynolds Judith Nickerson Margaret Phillips Judith Pierce Edward Noonan SOPHOMORES David Cabral Robert McDonald Donald Seager GRADE 8 Doreen Carlson Marianne McGrath Nancy Seablom Sheila Sinkevich Theresa Stulpin Ann Swanson HIGH HONORS Judith Nelson Gail Ensher Barbara Anderson JUNIGRS Forrest Broman l'1mla ciIllllfllUt,'l'Jl Priscilla Young Barbara Drake Katherine Howard HONOR RDLL Joyce Kohl David Marr Paul Ohman FRESHMEN Carl Anderson Herbert Chase Joy Fidler Catherine Slapik Arthur Clark GRADE 7 Linda Boyd Susan Broderick Christine Buker Ann Burba Patricia Caswell Peter Cogswell Diane Edson Charlotte Estabrooks Beth Fenstermaker Carolyn Fischer Constance Gratangelo Roberta Ginn Carol Greene Sandra Grippen Arvilla Harris Quintina Harris Richard Kline Sandra Nelson James Sherlaw Thomas Stewart Marianne Holmgren Wfaync Horton David Ward Richard Crowley Ronald Broman .- . u A -5 r v I P 1 ' x '- x 1 1 1 x lv. w x 1 . l .f. b I x - I ' t Vg S , in ' Y Y V1 v t Q 4 . J I H l A 0 THJ I I E gg ..-.......- .,!... -9' rm' .. v - lx gg? 5 MARILYN GIFFORD I ? ' '51 f'D X 419 7, 'R Y.i a 52 I I i Editor-ill-Chief ' KA , Q - 'I I MARGARET PHILLIPS Claffef ,IUDITH NICKERSON Sperm EDVUARD NOONAN Sporlf CAROL RIDDELL AdllIflIf,V!l'.I!f0ll CHARLOTTE ANDERSON JUDITH PIERCE Recording Secretary Orgfzzzizalimzs PRISCILLA YOUNG V junior Edilor INIARY JANE DALEX AffII'f1Ic'I MISS LI 'ICE MONCEY Adrimr M LIIMIBBERW STAFF E-,x 'lilll' uv'x ZA -f Q - t , . rl fill 1 5 i. Mg? I 'D Lf fi' gl BUSINESS STAFF: Seated, left to right: ,lean Badger, Robert Guarino, Lorena Douglas, Assistant Business Managerg jane Mather, Nanci Greene, Barbara Reynolds, Norman Lundin, Esther Baker. Standing, left to right: Williztm Ledin, Leon Sc-meter, Business Managerg -Ioan jordan, Philip Ohman. ART STAFF-Marshall Bromtin. julia Bassett, Dmid Alden, David Raleigh. Student Pbolagmpber, GEORGE KINNEY TYPING STAFF-Top row: Maxine Seyfert, janet Lendh, Bat'lmi't1 Reynolds. Middle row: jane Mather, Judy Nelson. Bottom: 'loan Hager. nur' ff- . - f? -Kwan. F DNUR ... SUGIETY Front row, left to right: J. Pierce, B. Reynolds. J. Lendh. J. Nelson. M. Gifford, J. Badger, Anderson. Second row: P. Reed, j. Kohl, P. Grundberg, J. Peterson, L. Douglas, K. Coffey, Young. D. Alden. Advisor, Mr. Montebello. Third row: R. Guarino, R. Harris. P. Ohman, Reynolds, L. Semeter, F. Bromun, E. Noonan. D. Marr. W. Ledin. , 3 an- - ' lu 5 I x . ff A ft J' 4- . rQ?v ,', N , 525- e fiiifl . i- 4, 19' it f A 'A pW e.Q f i , .. Wa , 'X 41:0 f g i ' if ,lf ' .Q 1. E 3' P 5-.. is 5 ...sn . 'F 4 rg? ps Left to right: Peter Recd, Presidentg Forrest Broman, Vice Presidentj janet Lcndh. 'l.l'Cil9lll'f.'I'Q Donald Seagsr. Secretary. ffwggggva ' 2 rf , 2 -WM li, :ff fig, -va-4' --f 3 f r 0 W Q.. 3'-3 L... First row: Robert Guarino, Donald Sciigcr, janet Lcndli, Peter Recd, Forrest Broinan, Kathryn Coffey. Mr. Roger Viens, Advisor. Standing: Ann Sxxyinson, judith Gour, Joyce Parcnteau, joseph Bl'Llg.l, Jane Foye, Curl Anderson. Shcrrol Snell. blginct Guiirino, Carolyn Mullins, Richard Kline. STUDENT Q UNQHL Daly, lm! g!f17 1'l5C'l'l'j6'C', Jw! 41 llvrmze . . .' h QCLOUGH WEST WIND E:-7' 1 ' X :ml 'ff'f'V'i..S' ' N W Barbara Reynolds. Editor-in-Cliicfg Miss Miriam Kochakian, Ad- visorg Lmtrm Duuglas, Assistant Editor. HIVIMI ir read fwife 25 mnzzfzofzly beifez' l'67l26llIb67'C'6l, ffmzz zvfml if fl'l1lI,!'L'1'jb6lf -JOHNSON W' X. Z? pw RIfl'OR'I'lfRS- Scgltul. left to riglmtz P. 'l'sik.1, N. Clrccnc, VI. Bulger. D. Lyons. P. Brown, -I. S2llVAlLi'.H'. IS. Drake, I.. Smnpwn, li. Skvltim. Stnnilinggt .l. Pierre. 51. Anril'uws, G. Hiurmm. M. Phillips, M. 'I D.ulcy. C.. Smlwlmlru. QI. 'I'4rylm'. R. M1uDmmiilii. nl. Cmlirnn. Q1 pv- Q.. -. .1 f I F! P i 1 z!m.,,,M Lcf S ., 'ef Left to right: Jane Mather, Business Manager: Leon Scmcter, Production Managcrg joan Hager, Businc5s Circulation Manager. 1? TV' X.. :X - '7 ' xl' '- - .:.,,--N -ws- K' ' fe. .z i - 'iv'- V 1' . : Q-- PRC DlDl 'ffl ION N'l'Al5lf t to right: Henry liiyulfmrl. Viiluinm Nfutli, Dunn.: XX'liil.lII1N, IXl.u'-u.ucl Sxxuriuy, Sluilry Perry, Rinhard lirirncs, 'Y MATH QLUB 4 MW, H33-?i,v: . .. O IH 13 First row, left to right: G. Pratt, B. Riddell, R. Newell, A. Harding, W. Wardwell, J. Wolfesberg D. Marr, S. Holmgren, B. Drake, Mr. Cornell, Advisor. Second row: P. Young. J. Andrews, J. Kohl E. Bisemore, B. Giovannini, R. MacDonald. SCIUENCIE. CLUB i V if Left to right: B. Drake, G. Pratt, B. Riddell, j. Andrews, N. Lundin, D. Marr, Mr. Lage, Advisor, P. Young, Kohl, K. Howard, E. Biscmore, S. Young. I sfizx I 4 Xflv I Fiffi r 'R 'Ht fi '.s.- l .--ff v 1 I AUD UZVHSUA AHDS CLUB Henry Bradford, Russell Coelho. Front row: L. Nickerson, J. Taylor, H. Bradford, R. Snell, B. Veronesi, W. Brown. Second row: R. Coelho, J. Ross, D. Seager, J. Cochran, R. MacDonald, Advisor, Mr. Victor Bissonnette. 'w 59i.-.f GP' . 1.J':fr- i . gqffkfs-fx Q ' A , Z. 2. . ' ' w f5' 1R TM: ' . if A b ik A qi: ,. ' . f I ff'-'fn' 4' ' .WV , A aa! - Q 1 5 .. - 1? J 5' 'li A I-l ' TQ ,A'4 1' . r, - - . v. an W- 1' .3-1 ' 'A 'Q .3 1 -1 ':.,. I , .s V 139' . , ml ' ' sv .'Q f: '9 s Sify? 42 i if f .3 gi. ,. -3 gd 1 is R an if if f 7 4 1, ' I he Q ,x, 1 ii 1. i I ,,.., 7 , 1,53 0 WE, vt.. fi' isis- . A gf I me . . fi' l 'F ... w , . .15 YQ f' ii' . .fi 55' vi ' .. 'B ' , A i E 7 fit? ISE s fl K4 T, vi? 3, 5 ,A sw! Q X x M .4 5 . 5, KM , A .i f ' .. V, i. ' F- 1 IS lgf' as Q gg 3 B 'Q' , ,132 W I . ..-2' ., 4 1 ,il s H! I 2... 5 A fb, M A J o R IT .I. .V li S W First row: A. Vedder, G. Austin, R. Copeland, D. Hill, B. Warme, M. Large. P. Caswell, F. Skelton, S. LaPerle, R. Kline, L. Samson. Second row: K. Turner, R. Metcalf, L. Douglas, L. Haynes, A. Clark, S. Nickerson, D. Smith, M. Caswell, M. Di Giantamasso. Third row: L. Nickerson, I. North, K. Howard. C. Demers, D. Derners, H. Wfoodward, B. Kemp, R. Veader, D. Seager. Fourth row: F. Reed, E. Noonan, D. Marr, R. Linehzin. P. Ohman, D. Alden, P. Reed, D. Cabral THE BAND First row: R. Perry, M. Skelton, V. Tibbetts, P. Brown. Second row: C. Howe, V. North. P. berg, B. Gummow. D. Lyons, S. Snell, J. Taylor. ' '53 lg 'I X n - 0 Grund- il 5. .V 3' 2 ' Z Q it , SX 9 -, v ,X I 4 N U' lah- Ha.. E in fe 1 Ki ,1 .Q Back row: P. Reed, F. Broman, A. Clark, R. Linehan, R. Kline, F. Reed. Middle row: M Caswell, D. DeMc:rs, K. Howard, M. Large, W. Turner, S. Snell. First row: D. Seager. D Cabral, M. Short, C. Buker, S. Perry, L. Sampson, M. DiGi0ntamasso. S. I-Iolgren. THE CGDRCHESTRA gg r . -eg T , LL V Y H A ng -- : ff, K ga -, ,f 19. ' lx- xlwxs . X ghafl MRS. MARAIORIIQ IIAYXYARD. lfzvlzndw' L 71, lt P First row, left to right: M. DiGir1nt41nmsso, I. Freeman. C. Slapilc, R. Staples T lyllll' C Home J. Gour, P. Young. M. Sweeney. j. Foye. I. North, S. Perry. P. Burke. P. Brown F Skelton betontl row: B. Anclrews. J. Howe, D. Lyons. M. Bordeaux. D. Broman. C. Ralexgh Kohl G Pratt Parrenteau, J. Andrews, K. Richards, C. Demers. V. North. C. Coffey. Thrrtl ron W 'lurner R Benson. D. Seager. R. Coelho. F. Reed. S. Holmgren. P. Reed. R. Fox. G ADgllITl F Poole F Leach, F. LaBrache. Fourth row: E. Caswell. P. Ohman. R. johnson. F. Bromln I Woltsherg, l Wardwell, D. Alden, R. Alger, D. Cabral. THE CHU R Jrasus IS MY Joy, MY ALL femr if my joy, my AU, He for me HU' life fmlfo gizlezzf I am HU, I hem' HU' mllf He halls zrril my name 211 l7L':II'c'll. Efzrfhfy lref1.se1n'w pun zlllllyl' feyzzf I z1'iffl01'efmwzye. will ff1z'e fm' 111 my ferns lum Half. He In plefzmzzt y1.f1.st11f'w' fcwlffw H164 Stills' my mul fmd giver if wwf, Am! urjfb !9g.z1 11.'y' mmmrz feeds mu. Earlbly lbmgr murt fade and fall! 1 ,Com is my Life. my AH. my Life. my All +..,,? -Q-----........,i .mln 1 1 5 BQ I1 First row, left to right: Eleanor Canzanog Adeline McGrath. Second row, left to right: Anna Ross. Bernice Andrew, Mary Bordeaux. Richard Child. Third rowt Judith Nickerson, Elaine Morse, joan Salvador, Bruce McFadden. Fourth row: Kathryn Coffey, Patricia Brown, Dorothy Lyons, Priscilla Warme. Fifth row: David Marr, Elaine Bisemore, Gloria Harron, Betsy Franlchouser. Standing: Mr. Floyd Folsom, Instructor. RHVER EDUQATHO i f- , . 1 I I l . Ag-Q9 'G Y- ' ' randi. : x WM' .-43 7 W Q 'Ei 2 ,gf gf-4 lieu' lflfllgl' fm' ilzzjffmsifzfe In L?1jffrQt'l1l'L' .. '11 1111! ififf. s VIUHNSON Mr. Folsom and litlirli Bailey I . f, fN , , fx 6 , rf K wg, 4 , X Ii . K Q Ni I i l A J 1 8 ' A' J ttgf' v Q: Paw., ' ' 'ff' , f f D 3 ix b ,Q .. -dr., 'fy ll J.1'n kfx E!P'Q I if TH , 'I A I xc , V' v V' .V , N . Ga. xx ATHLETHQS 1-. If 5 4- x- .W-...Y 'vw MR. BARRIEIRA BIRD BISSQNET1 H4-ld CUJFXJ Ayfimzfzt C0c'Ifb FUUTBALL 0117120 6?,fIl'6J' greafly, Doe! greallyf' BROWN AE 0- at I P ax Q V, S 0, 4 of' . f :H -' 1 . . . . H . ' -- ,,.! ..f ,f ...Q .. ,,.J: . . +f'4 0 1 ' 'T' -' .V - xg' Q .,,,.1:4l r 1. - ,. .1 .1-,, fnff' fsv? ' . . , .--'- ' QA e'. . , . T.--'W ...U 3- g-,1' .,. s x l'rwnt ww, lui! tw rnglntz P. ls1k.1. R. Clmildx. Ii. Sinkcvitnlx, Ci. PL'1'l'y. 'l'. Ruulatomx Co-ulptainl P. lim-4-J, til-L.lPf.lIIlQ bl. Mullins. NW. Allen, NW. XY'.n1'Jwcll. R. ll.lfl'l5, l'. Olmmzm. Bank row: Mr. Bis- X4 Haiti: R. Nc-xanmn. R. l5.n'm's. G. Anglin. S. Churalmill. If. Cnscwcll, R. Gorman, R. jaukson. S. Ywmrmqu. 'lf Hnxx.111l.-I. Rmx, R. licnw Il R,Axl1Ic'v.C1,B.1ssctt,Mu.li.u1u1.1. v- 0 , ' . ...'- - -Q . J- .Ai rf'- jIMMY MULLINS C.1pl.1i11 4+ W -,Y .MK Y--Q? PETE REED C.If7fJU1 J RAYMOND GORMAN 'fxx'11,1.I13 ALLEN c,. ANGLIM, R, -lAC,IxbOlN fi-f .- ' 10.2,-' 1,52 W gg MS' in , fl: 1 15:3 1. fi E' ff V L?,xLs444,,,L,,'ff?- Q ... 1. , ,, .,-, v-60 of' ' , - - -4 ff:- . in ,,' .-4.6: W EDDIE' SINKIZVITCH .--Na 'fl- .mr ,'va.Q.. was S-vga Wsff- ff' I S. I A U. 41,9112 ', .w N' F N51 Kiawah , ,wg Aff IQ! Y f NX Xl' N, KQHWQ' X af. my W9 '55 .- f' 0,2 ff ',,..--an mwau 4' -vi-1 .. UW.. -1 ' wr Af . 1 , or Q: ' . lc I 15.1 M 'K ,fgx W V 0. ag- ,,, 4,,,., 1 'vu Q... EUUTEAILIL, CHEERLEADERS ,QL 1 mx .017 4 'B A 4' rw Left to right: ,Ioan Perkins, Joanne Howe, Patricia Wrirnie, Edith Bailey, Judy Nelson, Czlptaing janet Lemlh. Judie Nickerson, Eleanor Canzano. PATTY MrGI'NNIGI.F lAXIi NJN I II'IDY C Ol R SUBSTITUTE CHEERLEADERS ff' Ackiignfr ' - , fi Nona fm! flu' !1I'zl1'L' rfwwu' the fair. DRYDIEN FRANNIE SKELTON BARBARA KEMP VIRGINIA NORTH iX fRlliQSllVlllY lE5ASllilli9lVlllllB.u.fQXll.,ll., link ww, left to right: Assistant Cuiuli, Mr. liissnnncttcg hliiriiigcil. R. Sncllg Mullins, J, RCYm'ld5- G- PCYYY- F- BIWULIU- ,l- XX'oIfslwci'g, NW. Allen, R. Linehun, S. Churchill, Manager, T. Rnulstoncg l-lead Coach, Mr. l541ri'cii'i1. Front row: G. Anglin, A. Harding, E. Nimngin, Sinlccvitcli. t .flUNllfU7R VAXlRSllVlll Y ll1??pASllillE'lllll5AXll.,ll.,, link mv: left tri iiglit: R, Sncll, lwl.iii.ign'ig IJ Smlwliiiii, D lxldll, P. Oliiimn, R. bliillcwn, l, NX'.i1'il'.'.'cll, R. jwlirisuri, R. ll.ii'iix, flimili lllNNlllllll'llL'. Sliiwml ww: V. 'l'wikii, lf, lNlusu, K. Row R, Axliln-5. li. Niclcciwn liiist ww: A. ll.iiil1ntL:, N. Lliiiiiliill, ll. l.inLli4in, Ci, Anglim. ED NOONAN JIM REYNOLDS SfCHllilU'UlLlE:'f Vlfesties ...... 75 Cohasset v,7YA. ......... XX,CSt1CS.Y. ,.,......, 68 Silver Lake ........ XX'esties,.. ..... ,, 72 Alumni ,w,,,,.. ..... , XY'esties ...,,. 65 Avon ,..,... ,,.,,,,AA ff Vlfesties ....Y. 67 Holbrook ,o,...,......... I XVesties ....., 67 Bridgewater ..,,...,.... il XX esties ....... w,,ll. I v5 Plainville .,,. i,i..,.. . XXi'esties ,..... 97 Norton ........,,,......... A ' NX'esties i,,i ,........ 8 1 XX',1'6Hll121f'I'l ...........,.. . ,y.f?J Vifesties ......, 68 E. Bridgewater 319, NXf'estieS ....... ...... 9 3 Norton ,................ Agjirgigff Wiesties ,,,,,,, 77 Xxlrentham XX esties ,4.4.. 81 Avon ' ..,....... .... . :Q f' Vlfesties .,..,. 95 Plgmville NXfest1es ,e..., 65 Bridgewater Wfesties ..,........,..,. 61 Holbrook .,.,... MR. BARRIERA l:l'W'UPl6tC Helga' Clj,1l'll7 XYi'ILL ALLEN 43 76 39 68 60 70 51 41 47 90 4 51 40 95 75 79 55 MR. BISSONNETTE Anirlizzzf Cmzrb liD SINKEVILH lff DRRY HRK JMAN JIM MULLINS GEORGE PERRY .IIM WOLFSBERG 1 73133 Www 'wnkmfvhs JUN UR HMI BASKETBALL E r at 'hp I Skrl 1 nc x :mx an xml, D lmus Q ,Inga as I ll ppL1 H flu cg R Su ID M H an g 1 nu J Z' pix EDITH BAILEY 'M I3 IEIIEIERLIEADIERS 5 'SVDU' CAPTAIN JUDY NELSON .l 2- 'r JANET LENDH Z T7 KM? JOANNE HOWE 'CS' JUDY NICKFRSON PRISCILLA WARME ,Ai- fs 177 ILLIEANOR CANZANO JOAN PERKINS BASEBALL Back row Mr Gleason, Coachg Fred Reed, Robert Sullivan, Bernard Bailey Lawrence Wardwell Robert Lrnehan Roy jackson, Gregg Anglim, Norman Tibbetts Manager Middle row Stephen Young Stephen Churchill, Stuart Keith, Herbert Kline, Co-Captain David Klrne Co Captain Fred Francesco Earle Caswell, Peter Reed. First row: George Perry, William Allen Lee Broman Anthony Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies BOYS' SCHEDULE Wrentham Bridgewater Avon ........ Bridgewater Holbrook Plainville Norton Norton ..., Plainville E. Bridgewater Avon ........ Wfrentham Holbrook .. E. Bridgewater CAROL RIDDELI- JEAN BADGER 'fig JOANNE I-IOXVE '22 I ROBIiR'l'A Chl 'MMOXX' lANl1'l' ll! JXYARIJ IGMRLS9 JANET LENDI-I EDITH BAILEY Co-Cgzjvmfzz C0-Cuzpmizz ,f 5 'fa--10 1 W I MISS JORDAN C,'ff.n'ff BASKETBALL jL'DI PIERCE BETTY GRIPPEN 'CJ' CAROL SODERI-IOLM BARBARA GVMMOXX KATHY COFFI THE JUNIOR VARSITY Left to right: J. Ficller, S. Snell, C. Demers, J. Rudine, P. Grundberg, B. Drake, D. Broman, B Skelton, M. Sweeney. IFQX ,QQX '57-ff' s-:I lNlANACllfRS 'fully Nqlwn gmfl lNl.ll'jLJll'L'l Phillips , w . .- .1 Z. fu , nc N an -v. as , Y., w, K' 1 fling Q' 'V - 11.5 L 3' db q f'-A 1-, 1 fx Phfl'-44 ,gy .,,,,,E V fam, W, ww. ir f 2 ' I m -fbi. ' 'V 5142 f ,U ' I 1.-A :6 , A f we ' ' x dr. Y V . Y , 'pg - .y,, V . ' . I I7 wg . Nha L 34 '1 . -Q A, . M' YS-. 4.1 uw L HT' gf ,n5,d9 'f ,ff GK - ,sv fngwv-A ,-fm 'W ,-'-aff' it v H gn if nw 5' 'H-o, N' a X, we v .M Q - ,C ., eflwl A9 .6 , as . Ml n a 5.414 Q JF' 1 MMM '. ,YMe+g,g A' . 'Y ,. W, . ff 3,,.nv- 'qi' .Q 1 dnvu .e. 'aWf35f'?b5'5 4 all M, , 'gum wr ' '29 mm fm 1 535955 HMV 1395 , g'P.Z2f33 ' 0 A v Q f -f 5' ,. Q ,,wa-u M '1 fjffii- 92 'UWM' W : 'aim f qgewfm If raswl' 1'- Uggny. ,AQ :www N 53 W X' V -4, .- -L xx 1. Q, ,,k..ss is , x . ' 34 ,SX K Q. 'QW ,, pam Amfi 1.3, , gsm M2 SUFTBALL ,. 0 , fel, ,hx Back row: Barbara Drake, Mary Bordeaux, Joyce Ensher, Esther Baker, Barbara Gummow, Betty Grippen, Joanne Howe, Jean Badger, Priscilla Young. Middle row: Miss Jordan, Coach, Gloria Pratt, Carol Soderholm, Joan Perkins, Roberta Gummow, Barbara Riddell, Paula Grundberg, Susan Holmgren, Brenda Giovannini, Katherine Richards, Katherine Coffey. First row: Judy Andrews, Judy Nelson, Jane Mather, Judi Pierce, Co-Captaing Judie Nickerson, Co-Captain, Barbara Reynolds, Janet Lendh, Edith Bailey. GIRLS' SCHEDULE Wesries ...... ...... 2 2 Easties ....... ...... Westies ....... ...... 4 8 Easties .......... Westies ...... ,,,.., 1 7 Bridgewater Westies ...... ...... 1 4 NOrtOr1 .... Westies ,,,,,, ,..... 2 1 NOIYOII .... 2 9 5 2.i?1Q:aaaQ5-:'if3i,, :U , j,z,., -5 -'9'x y , If , v- 2. , .. ,Ali ff. -' 'rl 'u .. 4 0 ' ' ,, 1 X 'r 5 Q 94 ar , .,. . 633, ., , .53 2 46 I 5 . , 1,-'fi' 1 W X .fa P' , n .. Kp' X M ,Q-on -vo 15 0194 ' f 'S 1 I hind' 'VZ I 4. WHT SP Qi , x, f Qxqx O Qvx? X13-J , vglafuxg -,Jlw XQ,i', 'X QT' -2 .5 N3 .LJ i5 f-Q . f lx v-. ,. x nun 1. u- vw, AND ROSES Q1 1 -'?ff51-Sv 1 ' ' G I 4A . ' 'Q y 5 ff? ,, ,..-' ' K Nw rl IX gg E It P! QLASS UF H956 EYWWAW an .. 1 lf ' Tv1A3f,3'f:Q'1: Sr-, X254 if f xl . ,v 7, 'wx -52 f: 'n ' 1 f , I Y 4-l CLASS I ---.fA,, ,A W L 3 'Km, NF- R ..AA, L xkmx V V WEST UF 9546 1 CAPADES gi? ,QV K W eww V Q5 N ff? y Q vw 19 A X6 YU 11, - . ff' -,lf -uunn.4Qu-1 n n n . 71zu1 I SENHOR s i uv l fi 2 K X , , . X g2 if 5 MOST POPULAR james Mullins Judy Nelson S FRIENDLIEST Stephen Young janet Lcndh 1:1111 lo' R 'K Y .AAA XVITTI EST Margaret Pliillips Thomas Roulstonc S IPERILATIVIES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Edward Noonan Marilyn Gifford MOST COOPERATIVE David Alden jean Badger -A K MOST ATHLETIC Edith Bailey Williarn Allen BEST LOOKING Nancy Greene Robert Guarino CV' I ASSEMBLY QOMMHTTEE 1 'Sir -fs ' 3 ' 7. Se It i , 'gf , it Judy Peterson, Catherine Slapik, Miss Rylander, Committee Mrs. Hayward, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Viens. Sitting: Miss Chairwomang Fred Reed. Moncey and Miss Kochakian. r ,900 I NN MEdwrird Noonan: . . this bulwark of democracy. Vet- Thomas Roulgfoneg IS thig 3 nose? Speech Aggembly erans Day Assembly. November 10, 1955. May 11. 1956. when The Sqmes rw - - ig ,o s .- , my A 1 M, u V . 4 if y I mi ii i xr . J 'J lf- s 9 E I ' Q E, ,V5 aA: b 1 ' ,,.. f:..i-C ,.. . .-. D CQYYIC Qhqklin y 1: Q rsgmj 1 'I'r-.nhers 'lnltrit Slrow, Utrohttr- 354. WSS, Bernice Anilrews: . . this tountry has been good to me. Thank you ull. Lithuanian Assembly, December' 2, 1955. wfqvw bw iltlf' 1' if S I qw wx W, ,- 4 f- ' 1 hm? rx , ,R 1-wifi, 8 1 UQ A vm. as f f 'Z' .,.-.,.. .... ff ,uf wx QT? . be H good 0 A 100 lf5 goin 1 h .'4sa,'f?,fF X, E ' 2- 'ifl1,,gf5Qi?.f il 4 if A4 3 -3 1 fgfifiil ' nm 9' DAVID ALDEN 252 Spring Street Desperately tried to collect money for class dues . . . is a comedian . . . the bird- caller in L'. S. History . . . had a deep admiration for Pershing at the Front . . .will always be remembered for his impromptu speeches . . . despises jay- walkers . '. . happy fellow . . . For 111.11 fine mtidzzerr will be did remizz llnbirfn rigblly .rfmzzld porrerr cl poefy br.'zi11. -Drayton Activities: Student Council lg National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Art Staff, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4g Stage Man- ager 33 Boys' State Alternate, Assemblies 2. 3. 4: Class Plays 3, 4g Choir 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4g Band 4g Properties Committee Chairman 4. WILLIAM ALLEN 65 Plain Street XXfillie . . . outstanding athlete . . . played all three sports . . . the disarming smile and the bouncing walk . . . it's steak and potatoes with Will . . . pushed his car more than he drove it . . . Captain Queeg and Frost didn't 'set too well with Will. For rozzmge nmznilelfa zrifb ormriozzu -Shakespeare Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. 3. 3. 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- taing junior Plays fStage Crewj 1, 2, 3, Senior Plays 1, 2. 3, 4, Junior Prom Decoration 1, 2, 3, Senior Prom 3g Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. 4. CHARLOTTE ANDERSON 34 South Elm Street Quiet but efficient . . . always willing to help . . . studious . . . has a long list of A's . . . recording secretary for the Climber . . . always polite . . . no matter what she does, she is always calm . . . an exceptional mind. I, thus neglecting worldly emit, all ded- felled fo rlorenexr and the bettering of fly mind. -Shakespeare Activities: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Assemblies 3, 4g Library 3, 4, Climber Staff '4. 04 W. ,OfC5' k In DW 5 100 ' 11 .-wgknn , . V ' the Hindus - - ' ,.ACC0rcllUg- to yan- f 9 an A ai'wV.-.TC YY?-U - th. bl? 1 ft sillhl ou mean '-Q She Wav! HQUKOQK ll BERNICE ANDREWS JEAN BADGER EDITH BAILEY 473 Spring Street 25 Belmont Street 56 Vlflll Avenue ' ' I . Rosebud . . . a soft gentle voice . . . Edie - - - UHOIY Toledo! and HHOIY our new classmate from Lithuania U well-liked and good-natured . . . riotous COW! - - - UI P355-H in HUNT? Life C1355 loveis ice-cream . . . has an engaging PCF' gonality . . . makes friends easily because of her good nature . . . loves music and has an exciting voice . . . delighted U5 with her charming. accent . . . our slang baffles her . . . I don't understand. You canst love yo? must llke lt.H , . . We thank our little ambaSsJd0f for cementing relations . . . She Came half across the. world to teach us to love our own country . . . Ulf mmf, bg yhe food of lore, play mi . . . -Shakespeare Activities: Assembly 4: Christmas Play 4. summers at Brant Rock . . . fried clams . . . active basketball player . . . smiles broadly when there is no homework . . . punctual . . . goodness to the core. i'HOIZ6.ff ZJIPUIU' ll'c'.17'.Y iz lazfely faire. -Dekker Activities: Dance Committee lg Intramural Basketball 11 Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Softball 3. 4g Class Plays 3, 4g Cafeteria 31 Climber Business Staff 4: Honor Society 3. -ig West Wind Staff 3, 4: Field Hockey 1g PTA Program 1. . . . maid in the Senior play and Carmen in the Westcapades . . . our 1955 delegate to Girls' State . . . always laughing . . . iitterbugging at dances . . . likes tea . . . broke chandelier while aping Liberace at Mary Janes slumber party . . . pleasing personality . . . a happy influence . . . lFMC'1'1'jZJ', zzierrily .rlyizll I life Hou' Under the 510150111 Zbmz bang! of the b0Il.Q'l7.H -Shakespeare Activities: Class Treasurer lg Decorating Committee lg Ticket Committee 2g Class Plays 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball 1. 2, 3. 4, Co-Captaing Cheerleading 1. 2, 3, 4: Elect Girls' State .31 Cafeteria 3: PTA Program 1: Field Hockey 1. S.. . x . .Y 8 t 534- X 1. - - , X ,aunt ab W 115 , hull if - NSY ' You lllmk V 1 Q. Nfh s ' I YL' XG A qu C+ ' tx P XF , g J Z K X I I A XX-XLXAY l ESTHER BAKER 25 XX'est Street NX'illing to help . . . iitterbugging at the local hps . . . a rounded high school career . . . XX'estcapades pajamas parties, Oliver Ames . . . an example of propriety and restraint . . . that highway man came riding, riding, riding . . . considerate . . , sensitive to the feelings of others . . . a girl who gave . . . They are zzerer alone tba! are accom- juizied zuilb noble !fm1zglJ!r. -Sidney Activities: Softball 1. 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 2g Substitute Cheerleader 1' 7 Uance Committee 23 Class Plays 3, 4g Climber Business Staff 4g Basketball 4g Booster Banquet lg PTA Program 13 Cafeteria 3. .545 1,6 , JULIA BASSETT 510 West Center Street The Bohemian of the class . . . paint- brushes and pizza . . . her drawing in the display cases . . . the first to earn her driver's license . . . the throaty laugh . . . XY'hy? . . . her frankness . . . loves to sew . . . ambassador of the motion picture art . . . won an art award in her junior year. They ffm! ,Qf1I'l'l'II Ike mor! make the fear! finite. -Selden Activities: Class Play 31 Ticket Committee 1, 2, 3, 4g Newspaper 1. 2. 33 Climber 1, 2, 3, 4g Banking 3. ffm LORRAINE BORDEAUX 220 Copeland Street Quiet . . . talks to herself when she drives ...a pleasing personality . . . BPM waitress . . . popular with everyone . . . loves to bowl . . . one of the seniors who lost an appendix . . . noted for her bi- zarre French translations . . . sang and danced in the NX!estcapades. Promise if mor! girezz when lbe lem! if .frzidfl -Chapman Activities: Class Plays 3, 4g Assembly 4g Climber Business Staff 4. X C kumiote , ,tx V --ou V .. the 'lth Une' .twtjhdks 'V' 'XL tw Pitnilljlc . x C US ,. thifxg-' MARSHALL BROMAN 32 Sunset Avenue Lee . . .careful dresser . . . excellent golfer . . . his posters were works of art . . . leaned toward the modernistic school of cartooning . . . a powerful personality . . . speaks without dropping a word . . . mature in attitude and cooperative in nature . . . the hallmark of gentility . . . He um ezier prozzzire-keepizzgf' -Shakespeare Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Prom Committees 2, 3, 43 West Wind 2, 33 Play Committees 2, 3. 4: Climber Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Reception Com- mittees 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 13 Decoration Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Ticket Committees 2, 3, 43 Plays 3, 43 junior Class Ring Committee 3. 13 , P .. 1 couldnt HEL 1 MALCOLM CARLSON 491 VC'est Street pw Ex I if Running to school . . . But Im only ten seconds late! . . . walks to the nearest gasoline station . . . th e prodigal son re- turned . . . a photography fiend . . . for is it photographing?j . . . I left it J'01!Ic'Zl'be'I't.'.ll' . . . a cordial chap with an earthy philosophy of life. Though I am rzlzmyr in bane, I am never 111 iz bzn'r'y. Wesley DONALD CHILD 16 Prospect Street Donny . the infectious grin b the ' - 4 . Y lockers, at the desk, or over the cafeteria counter . . . magnanimous . . . Hey doll! . . . vigorous sportsman . . . loves to eat-but kept all the teachers on their diets . . . No whipped cream for you! . . . never ignores the opportunity to help or please . . . the cheerful one. The KZI'E.Jf6'I' 1111111 Ilya grealer C0Il1'f6f'1,H -Tennyson Activities: Baseball 13 Football 1: 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice President 23 Class Play 41 Audio Visual Aids Club 2, 3, 41 Class Play Board 1, 2, 3, 43 Cafeteria 43 National Student Council Con- vention 2. 31 VC'est WXfind Staff 3. 4. if of-my 'Tx K-nu-7' f-1 Vs... I4 I . lzlff' DMU YM' L ei' K ' - Y' , . V - 1 GACI. V' if ' X0 .A 'T K Xnxk any i 0 .1 , CAROLYN CHURCHILL Market Street. Brockton Sews an exquisite seam and cooks a fine meal . . . polite and unassuming . . . speaks softly . . . a beauty with a child- like grace . . . the red sweater . . . has her license . . . the aura of sweetness that belongs only to Carolyn . . . a true friend to everyone . . . Virtue it like .1 rich rfwze.-bu! plain lei. -Bacon Activities: L'sherette for junior Prom 33 Climber Art Staff 33 Dance Committee lg Ticket Committee 2, 3. K 'Rear MEREDITH CLARK 398 Spring Street Meri . . . a gifted artist . . . has an infectious laugh and steady flow of con- versation . . .constantly joking . . . can always have a good time . . . was a quaint puppet in the XXf'estcapades . . . loves lobster . . . worked at a local soda fountain . . . excellent swimmer . . . was always doing something for someone else. The band llmt bail: made you fair bully made you good. i -Shakespeare Activities: Class Play 33 Climber Staff 33 Christmas Card Committee 33 Dance Committee 1. 2, 3, 43 Decorating Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 43 Ticket Committee 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Prom Ticket and Program Committee 3: Art Committee 2. 5. 4. vu-N... ll ROBERT COEHLO 44 Sinnott Street Best singer in the class . . . a frequent volunteer . . . fun-fun-fun . . . How many boxes have you sold ? . . . music is his hobby . . . suave as Reynolds in the class play . . . belonged to the West Crests . . . was thrilled with his newly acquired French vocabulary . . . smooth once tactful . . . the pacifist . . . None but himself ctw be fair parallel. -Theobald Activities: Class Plays 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 23 Choir 1, 2. 3, 43 Band 43 Dance Com- mittee 1, 2. 3. 4g Assembly Programs 1, 2. 53 Prom Committee 1, 2, 3, 43 Ways and Means Committee 4. 2? pr' ,w-In .-Myth .-Que PWC? plea - WOYW' t , a .-Thais 11 S-lea 'Si lm n0l Form L' 1 - Qs , X I 111 K MARY JANE DALEY 271 South Main Street J. . . . pajama parties, pizzas, and prattle . . . assisted in the library . . . a loyal spectator at the games . . . XXfhat a riot! . . . fastidious in dress . . . one of the W'aikikians . . . a lady in every sense of the word . . . night owl worker for the Westwind . . . determined and eager . . . loads of fun to be with . . . For all that faire ir, ir by zzrzfure good: That ir zz Jigfze 10 enou' Ibe gentle blood. -Spenser Activities: Class Plays 3. 4: Prom Com- mittee 3, Chairmang Editorial Climber Staff 4g Newspaper The Wfest XX'ind's 3, 4g Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. 4g Sports Night 2g Field Hockey lg Basketball Man- ager 3, 4, Assistantg Library 43 Office 43 Westcapades 3g Assembly 2, 3. 43 Golf Club 23 Intramural Basketball lg Bacca- laureate Committee 4. Chairman. wh? RICHARD DAVENPORT 145 Bryan Street Dav . . . a disarming smile and a drooping lid . . . XXlell-l-l I guess so . . . a shuffling step . . . faces life with- out concern . . . Alginon . . . did he lose those fountain pens? . . . that green sweater . . . the fatalistic philosophy never allowed worry a chance . . . good com- pany . . . Men uf jew zwrdv are flae ber! men. -Shakespeare Activities: Basketball 1, 21 Class Plays 1. 2, 3, 4. Ql '5' LORENA DOUGLAS 60 North Main Street Mac . . . a girl with a purpose in life . . . the quiet scholar . . . has a weekly pizza . . . Well, I'll be . . . refuses to be ruffled . . . Oliver Ames fan . . . dignified and regal . . . tireless and ef- ficient worker on the Business Staff of the Climber . . . Uwe lmzle some ral: of our youth in zu. -Shakespeare Activities: Field Hockey lg Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3g Prom Committee Chairman 33 School Newspaper 2g West Wind Assistant EClifOf 3. 4g Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Ring Committee 31 Assistant Business Manager of the Climber 4g Class Plays 3, 45 Assembly 39 Library 41 Climber Bus- iness 3. , Ji' ,Q 'Us -JF' x -gf If X .ffsl lo ll? V houlul L or-pink l S iii WU' ' ' C510 tl RICHARD FOREST 301 XXl'est Center Street He may be little, but he's full of fun . . . f ri sv 1 .1 - . iii-,.I , W '-- ' -, , . ,M i, 'f--3: ,. ' , - fa, Q '4 -xr' Is' 5 ' ' ,A X ' 5 A' 44 5t fe,-yi r I I Ja .i- ,iit-.l. Ie, 3 s I , : is-'HUM' , ,I f Q G. -' 1: 2, - ' we . A Q. P t ., ' ie 2 I . 4 .Q ' ' Q ,I Q -'fi T .,f if 's 0 ' I ' Q' if fir r ARNOLD GALLAGHER 73 Prospect Street Arnie . . . golden locks and deep elriyes ri yellow' Studebaker I I I bugdlg blue eyes . . . an artist with a flair for boy at Elrn Frirrn I I i forever Smiling design . . . loved to see how much mis- I I I appreciates lii5 Oyyn wit I I r 3 gogd chief he could keep out of . . . pushing Sport I I I marie 3 nit as Donald Deming the ventilated limousine . . . tall and in thg Senior Play I I I that raueong silent . . . the gory and the abnormal fas- langli! I I I ' cinated him . . . can be recognized by his HNOIIMLQ U. jmpwvble M Ll wjmm, bi,lU.t'f: sharp shirts dramatics interested him -Heywood ' ' ' t Activities: Class Play 43 Scenery is 2, 3' bmi! my mn! .1 lurdlii' jflimfm-lmlzit 42 Swim Hand 2, 3: Prom Committee 3. ll fzerenz .11 ww fm' trite lu dzz't'fl, -Tennyson Activities: Wfest XX'ind 3g Ifootha ll 1. ,-4 te 4 4, is ' MARILYN GIFFORD 62 Plain Street Gift . . . loves pizzas . . . a wonderful person . . . shaved a certain person in speech class . . . a poignant Lili in the Westcapades . . . has her own bomber . . . old maid in the Senior Class play . . . took National Scholarship tests . . . honor student . . . loves football . . . 3:15 a.m. war dance . . . a truly fine girl . . . a credit to the Class of 1956 . . . She ffmt zmi erer fair and zzerer proud Had 101112118 .if zwill, and yet zmi newer frzlrcff' I -Shakespeare Activities: Intramural Basketball 1g Class Plays 3, 43 Student Council 33 Secretary of the Golf Club 13 Homeroom Banker lg Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 41 junior Prom Ticket Committee 3g National Honor So- ciety 2, 3. 41 Dance Committee 2, 3, 41 Cliniber 3g Editor-in-Chief of the Climber 4g Student Council Convention 3gl Field Hockey lg Home Room Attendance 1. A I bd eg- -1' ' I I bio! xii Xxillilll' Pit lm .N-,gf uw' 1 .-lt' S fxnislicsl ll' mix sulfide will ' ' '-it You A RAYMOND GORMAN 23 North Main Street 'Spider . . . quicksilver on the football Field . . . the dangerous gangster in the Westcapades . . . his hobby is weight lifting . . . who else could make the treasurer's report sound like the latest comic strip? . . . rug . . . notorious tor his contests with Bill . . . the glitter- ing eye of humor . . . a man's man , . . I knou' a lrirk uvrffa luv of Ibm. -Shakespeare Activities: Class Plays 1, 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1. 21 Baseball 1, 2, Class Treasurer 2g Class Secretary 5. 80 gf' 'bf Ooderimll l' .- y'O'O .-Hes N 1 NANCY GREENE 120 Ash Street Nanci . . . the captain of team two . . . a smile for everyone . . . expert on produce . . . Oh, you know what I mean. . . . proves once again that West Bridgewater High School graduates ladies . . . obliging to all . . . an irresistible smile . . . tolerant of the errors of others. High-ererled fbozzghlr rerzfed in the bear! uf l'l!Ill'ft'f,1.H -Sidney Activities: Class Plays 3, 43 Climber Bus- iness Staff 3, 43 Wfest Wind Staff 3, 4g Dance Committees 1, 2. 3, 4, junior Usher 33 Prom Committee 3g Field Hockey lg Library 3, 4g Office 3g Assembly 3, Concert Usher 2g Intramural Basketball 1. N . XX ROBERT GUARINO 270 South Elm Street Loves horses . . . hates getting out of bed in the morning . . . excellent senior class president . . . can be seen driving around in a new car . . . his smart-looking clothes , . . fun to be with . . . handsome King of the Junior Prom . . . a gentleman at all times . . . a man of levity and logic. Nu legacy ir ,va rirla in bozzerfyf' -Shakespeare Activities: Class Vice President 2. 31 Class President 4g Westcapades 3g Dance Com- mittee 2, 31 National Honor Society 2. 3, 4g junior Prom King 33 Climber Business Staff 4g Play Committee 41 Honorary Chairman of All Committees 4g Student Council 4. an ,af ,4' 7 s clown l' 1t this Llp v, 1 , 3 1 -' I ' NC- dont dll on H .-PXQPC JOAN HAGER 589 East Street Her Southern drawl . . . shared her birth day with Mary jane . . . one of the 'XX'aikikians in the XX'estcapades . . . sweet personality . . . attractive model in the Sophomore fashion show . . . likes pizzas and spaghetti . . . often heard saying You know . . . Oh, the homework There am no great Jmoee iirire, bn! IIJFVE mm! be .rome fire. -Lyly Activities: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 3, PTA Program 1g As- semblies 1, 2, 3g Chairman of Candy Com- mittee 4g Intramural Basketball lg Business Manager of XY'est Wind 3, 43 West Wind Typist 5, 4. Of' i ll THOMAS HOXWARD 124 Turnpike Street Tom . . . the booming voice . . . I-Iuh! I dunno . . . great tackle on the team . . . never flustered . . . the shy manner . . . the deep comradeship he offered to all . . . a love of the Old West . . . and the tall tale . . . has a passion for walking in Speech . . . opinions on the rearma- ment of Japan . . . Czz,rIoz1z bully made iz in him iz property of 6cIJ'l:l.7FJJ'.U -Shakespeare Activities: Football 3, 4, Class Play 3. JoAN JORDAN 96 Prospect Street Wild rides on the milk wagon in the cafeteria . . . the shy smile . and wide-eyed look . . . avid ad hunter . . . enjoyable company . . . white meat on Turkey Day . . . I-Iey. nonny, nonny, nonny . . . a wonderful friend to all . . . the eye of honesty . . . By all lbdfj good and ,qloriourf -Byron Activities: Softball 1, 2, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2g Sub-Cheerleader 1, Westcapades 3g Bus- iness Staff of the Climber 4. 47-X 'ka 1 'p N f ri mtv tl' .-Noll. NX V, .x occm , GEORGE KINNEY 509 North Elm Street Skippy . . . eager and energetic . . . loves to hunt . . . the rebel yell that no one heard . . . graveyard antics . . . I dug a beauty this morning-6 by 4 . . . always on the move . . . inquisitive . . . curiosity was limited to the oddities of life . . . Why? . . . Ain'tcha g'ut any film, Mr. Crowley? I uw! not bam wider tl rfauizzziizg ,'1l.111cl. -Shakespeare Activities: Golf Club lg Prom Committee 2, 3, Stage Committee 5: Senior Prom 53 Climber Photographer 4. -gay 0- Q'f'-v 4? Q 1 s l 5 4 - fd t .. , sg --1' g-QM fi. ft .9 , ' , ' i H-H . 354' I 5 i VUILLIAM LEDIN 391 North Elm Street Billy . . . the scrutinous glance . . , the smile of confusion . . . the usher . . . can we ever forget his green car? Rockland . . . Yes '...' 'Nou Yes . . . sustains a belief in all that is right . . . has that something called good taste . . . admired Wfinston Churchill . . . an academic vvhiz . . . Tfw !bc'ff6'7' fhlfl of I.1iu1l1' ii djsYL'l't1jll11.il -Shakespeare Activities: Baseball 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2, National Honor Society 2, 5g Golf Club 1, 5g Operators Club 1, 2, -Iunior Prom 3, XX'estcapades 33 Founders Day Essay Con- Staff 43 Miss test 33 Climber Business Blue Eyes Committee 4g Christmas Com- mittee 5, 43 Assembly 2, 5. 10 'iiirq ,-L 'pin x 'T i l , ,-iS:.AMW JANET LENDH 51 Francis Avenue Likes old records and sausages . . . blushes when she laughs . . . beautiful hair . . . XX'ell, I'll be. . . . rare sense of humor . . . noted for her loud laugh . . . plays the Sack VC'altz on the piano wherever she goes . . . well-liked by every- one . . . co-captain of basketball . . . never misses having her name on the honor roll . . . the American girl . . . bright. friendly, and lovely . Age 411111101 zvifber ber. mn' mvlfmz mile ber ilzfizzile I'i1J'fc'fj'.il -Shakespeare Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball 1, 2. 3. Co-Captain 41 Softball 1. 2 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 5, 4g Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 5' PTA Program lg Student Council 1, 2 Treasurer 4g Usher for Commencement Ex- ercises 5g Class Plays 5, 43 Climber Staff 5, 43 NXfest XX'ind Staff 2, 33 Memorial Day Assembly 2, 51 Office XX'ork 2, 5, 4. Q x a -b -ll. C,onlY0l llloulw A A355 afx? two? 'xstttll YL C . se, 'W l-www r Xi i CLINTON LEONARD NORMAN LUNDIN ,IANE MATHER ll XX'illow Street 104 Prospect Street 272 North Elm Street The scientist .... 1 n outstanding example Frank . - . bluSl1eS Ca1Sily Y A - HH HP- Hjllnlcu ' Q ' 5lIf Afl'5f Hill in U16 Cl21SS of the young American farmer , , , his prentice builder . . . makes friends easil cows have won many prizes . . . drives a tractor expertly . . . Oh Murder! . . . president of the 4-I-I Club . . . clean-cut and wholesome . . . enioys a good time . . . Is anybody there? . . . a fine. fine. lad... HEII0IltQ!.7'.l' .ir good .ir .1 fear! Activities: Assembly 2. '5- 'I 'rv Chapman Y . . . can be seen riding around town in a green beachwagon . . . drove to Cali- fornia and back . . . frantically tried to get birdbaths for the prom . . . that mix- ture of gentleness and manliness that makes a true man . . . a sense of fairness . . . The mirror of JU L'flI1I'f6.l'-j'.ll -Shakespeare Activities: Audio Visual Aids Club 1, 2, 31 Science Club 4g Dance Committee lg Stage Manager 1, 2, 31 Intramural Basket' ball 13 Ticket Committee 31 Prom Com- mittee 3g Climber Business Staff 4g XX'est- capades 3. 3. l uniU ' w,,,..-ff .-ff its .i ol we uk lilo? . li-ll I . but t . . . loves theesehurgers . . . the blue eyes of Miss Blue Eyes . . . admirer of Marlon Brando . . . hostess of frequent pajama parties . . . pert and pretty as a Dresden doll . . . I'll h cents worth of gas, please. . . . ave twenty-five The Aqeffffe Illflldc' by gerifle deedr if Lfmzwze . . -Spenser Activities: Softball Manager 1, 2, 3, 41 Prom Committee 31 Assembly 3, 43 PTA Program 1, 2g Class Play 3, 45 Dance Com- mittee 1, 2. 3. 41 Intramural Basketball 1g Typing Staff of Climber 3, 4g Ushererre 2. 31 Sub-Cheerleader 1, 2g Office 4, 1 e' - nu'- ' blame I -'Qonl 1 -'T' ' e ' ,, A YOU CW i .-wen what 0 --who . . . me , 3 JAMES MULLINS ,IUDITH NICKERSON JUDITH NELSON 7 Progressive Avenue 23 Vital Ave. 60 Prospect Street ullmmlfi H teefkaflf? 5teff30tYPe - - - the Judie . . . beautiful queen of the prom . .. Jude What H riot! . - . 21 pickle far! Walk, the CYCW Clif- the ffCCkle5 Wofked one big dimple and two brown eyes . . . won cheered ifl U16 W6SfC8P8dCS . . . tall faithfully in the cafeteria for three years . .. jocularity on class trips the only fresh- man to receive a letter . .. long pep talks at rallies I'd like to repeat what Pete just said the gentleman in the red sweater . . . For manners are not idle, but the fruit of loyal nature and of noble mind. -TENNYSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptainjg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4g Student Council 2, 3, Class Play 3, 4, Assembly 1, 33 Dance Committee 1, 2, 33 Cafeteria 1, 2, 3. Homemaking Agricultural Award in her sophomore year grapenut ice cream Betty Bryce in Senior play studied dili- gently . . . precise. A 7IIOlb6'7',,f pride, fz fatberfr joyf' -SCOTT Cheerleading 1, 2. 3, 41 Basketball 1, 2, 31 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 fCo-Captainjg Senior Class Plays 3, 43 Decorating Committee 1. 2, 33 Cafeteria 2, 3g PTA Program 21 Prom Committee 3. and queenly charming personality has a flair for cutting her own hair was tackled at a football game . . . can always find room for an extra dinner I hate to see food go to waste! is an A student the hallmark of a lady. Tf1ey're only truly great who are truly good. -CHAPMAN Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 43 jun- ior Usher 3g National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 1, 4g Prom Com- mittee 3g Editor-in-Chief of Maroon and White 2, West Wind Staff 3g Climber Staff 3, 45 Office 2, 3, 4g Memorial Day Assembly Committee 2, 3. P E E i Juv ff? ur f 1l! WC - ull 'J KN Wk af. A-Amerie' 1-1' 'ine: 9 K, -'i forgot to do X , -4 We EDWARD NOONAN PHILIP OHMAN GEORGE PERRY 31 Cresent Street 16 Commonwealth Avenue 103 Ash Street Banana Ain't no use .. . infectious Flip manager of the football team .. . Pezzy . .. great punter on the football grin he's tops instructor on drums basketball captain in his junior year likes gingerbread and whipped cream cheerleader in the Westcapades can be seen driving a blue Ford . .. never is home on time .... one of the seniors chosen as a National Merit Scholarship contestants. A proper mmz, ar one 5194111 ree in a rum- mefr day. -SHAKESPEARE Class President 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2 fVice President 35, Assembly 2, 4, Class Plays'2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Tri-Town Essay Contest 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Climber Staff 4: Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3 QCO-Captainj, 4, Ring Committee 32 Golf Club 2. ,hm .4 ix . Ax 7 5- 'vs v 's I M, 'xt fill x1. ' K tiff ' Ziff '.,. - ' Niiil-..1537 '1'r X Q ,U-r--,::g:2g---sf'-. by 5 3 gg 'ff '...,,f!l'x'.X iv N 9, . 11,1 No..-' ', , 1 1- 5 if f 2 , s'. - . 1'-41 , -. e , , 2 3 E 5,3'1j1'-.'f. J'.f'1. , n - - 1 . . 0 . . sw '. '1 .' ' tg! t ' 3511, 1 -all-',ff1.,' Q ' :'S '11.t..'U'.R'.u at l 1 I I P neat nice personality frank col- lection of socks to match his shirts the quiet remarks in chemistry witty characterized by a blond crew-cut and a merchant marine cap. To be 17011651 ar flair world goer, ir to be one mm: picked out of ter: llaoumzzdf' -SHAKESPEARE Dance Committee 3, 4, Bomber's Basketball 4, Football Manager 3, 4, Westcapades 3, Prom Committee, Climber Business Staff, Assembly Committee 2, 3. fi, , r ,,,,, , , i T ..f ' , l ,c, A yr ll' -,r v f I V, . hr wif dx want UW field outdid himself in the 1955 Jun- ior-Sophomore basketball game one of the consumer problem boys spent more time pushing his car than driving it a boy with the big heart that grows with each succeeding year. My bear! if true ar Heel. -SHAKESPEARE Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, CCO-Captainj 4, junior Class Play 3, Senior Class 4, Ticket Committee 3, West- capades 3. Q-5 ., - ' .. mmost 1 'fo u is a rough O --'Y '3- JUDITH PETERSON 23 Plain Street The pixie of the class . . . into one thing nd out of another . . . Halloween parties . .has answers for questions that have not been answered by the greatest philoso- ihers . . . You want my lunch? . . . ubbling with a personality spiced with inger . . . a shining light to many Eachers . . . excellent student. 0, Zhou art fairer than the erezzing air lad in the heauly of n Ihoumzzd imrif' -Marlowe lctivities: Assembly 3, 4, Assembly Board g Honor Society 3, 4. oie .-'Y Qu me m 'X-Q MARGARET PHILLIPS 402 West Centre Street Mag . . . the facial expressions . . published a libited edition of the Sketch Book -one copy . . . cutter of oranges for the girls' basketball team . . . a gift of wit . . . proved dangerous in the chemis- try lab . . . has the distinct honor of being the only girl to receive a parking ticket in the school parking lot . . . a pleasure to know . . . M06iE7'c1ff0Il ii lhe iilhelz firing rumzing through the pearl chain of all z'irluei. --Hall Activities: Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, In- tramural Basketball 1g Class Plays 3, 45 Prom Committee 33 West 4Wind 4, Soft- ball 1, 2, Assembly 4g Cafeteria 1, 2g Library 4, Literary Staff Climber 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Banking 2g PTA Program lg Field Hockey 1, Office 3. px in it ! 'v-i' I R-ma.-' 11 , x yi, - Luv' JUDITH PIERCE 387 North Elm Street Judi . . . basketball player . . . has many friends . . . Black Note in the Westcapades . . . Wl1at a riot . . . especially loves Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Douglas . . . co-author of the Sketch Book . . . satirical sense of humor . . . finds joy in the little things of life. To he fz u'ell-ftzrored man if lhe gift of forlznzef hilt I0 write and read comer hy mzluref' -Shakespeare Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3. 43 Ring Committee 3, Chairman, Class Play 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Honor Society 3, 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Assemblies 43 Newspaper 3, 4g Climber 4, Library 2, 3. .. licln l lin Q lwli- L -Nwcll. l go .-vm sOfW' JOANNE POOLE 23 Sinnott Street Mistress of the controlled mannerism . . lady-like in every way . . , Ace . . . loves chicken and chocolate cake . . . one of the Black Notes . . . an authority on candy . . . reknowned for her French translation . . . Hold this is as-strike upward the blow l . . . the suppressed laugh . . , so-o-o neat and efficient. The nobler! mind 1116 ber! rofzfezzlmezzt fur. -Spenser Activities: Ring Committee 33 Class Play 3: Dance Committee 23 Usherette for Sen- .ior Reception 23 Office 3. K, 'ITT' DAVID RALEIGH 76 South Elm Street Loves pizza . . . has a noticeable drawl . . . sounds like Herb Shriner . . . quiet- most of the timel . . . pleasing personality . . . loves the water and everything con- nected with it . . . likes to tinker around cars . . . his pet peeve is Ford cars, but he has one . . . had a close shave in speech class . . . was a wonderful master of ceremonies in the Westcapades . . . Ay, ezlery izzrb .1 king. -Shakespeare Activities: Class Plays 3, 4g Art Staff Climber 4g Ticket Committee junior Prom 3, Chairman. S 1-3 '.: .- i:.,xi1mwllY ' ' 3 - PETER REED 145 Spring Street An outstanding speaker and leader of I cussions . . . hates chickens . . . exuber . . . G-o-o-o-o-o-d Morning! . . . bu ing with enthusiasm for every class acti' ...his record collection that everyi used . . . good things to eat, fine music hear, and good books to read-keep Pr a happy boy. Gi1'e me iz rpiri! Zhu! 011 ibir life'J roi .rear Lore! t'bt11'e hir .Milf filfd ufifl lzzrrzy wind. -Chapn Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Plays 1, 2, 4g Class Secretary 1, 2g Class President President of the Student Council 4g Bc State 3g National Honor Society 2, 3, Second Place in Knights of Pythias Es Contest 33 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 4g Choir 2, 3. 4g Orchestra 43 Science Club 4g Prom Committee Dance Committee 1, 23 Student Council ,'5' YOU -QCKID' ..- ou l - ? .wxrir elk' lm to Slug .wfxk l V xx . ellln X 't EO0l ui 3.0 -QYOU C BARBARA REYNOLDS 351 North Elm Street Flair for clothes . . . chocolate sodas . . . :ontributed much to the school with her tireless work as editor of the Westxx'ind . . her funeral car . , . likes to en- :ertain in the rumpus room . . . is famous 'or her M8cM's . . . an honor student . . a softness of manner . . . the gracious answer . . . '. . . her pure and efoquefzz blood rpoee I2 ber cheek! . . . -Donne Kctivities: Editor of the West XVind 3. lg Class Plays 3. 43 Business Staff of the Ilimber 4g PTA Program lg Typing Staff if the Climber 3, 4g Ways and Means Iommittee 4g National Honor Society 2, 5, 4g Intramural Basketball lg Dances Iommittee 1, 2, 3, 43 Assemblies 2. 33 Softball, Assistant Manager 3, 4. ff 961 X ' f Hee' ..V!HAT pin n .Q JAMES REYNOLDS 26 Plain Street Unobtrusive fellow . . . his humor ripened in physics class . . . the Light Brigade died before it reached the valley . . . the dynamo of the basketball court . . . favorite food-food . . . the transmission held by elastic bands and paper clips . . . the crooked smile of innocence . . . He who bar frzztla at bfi' bear! need fzerer fern' Ifae unnzf of .f7?J'j'I1t1.l'f0II fm hir fwzgzzef' -Ruskin Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 43 Ticket Committee Chairman 3, 4g Honor Society 3, 4g junior Prom Com- mittee 3g West Wind lg Intramural Bas- ketball 1. if 1 CAROL RIDDELL 32 Walnut Street A tremendous basketball player . . . talks constantly about her dog Rouse . . . one of the Black Notes in the Westca- pades . . . cheerful personality . . . sure of what she wants and usually gets it . . . can be seen driving a neat '55 Buick around town . . . Kill it! . . . senior life saver . . . drove to California and back . . . sang and danced in Miss Blue Eyes . . . Truth ir lrzzfla 10 the end of reckoning. -Shakespeare Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Plays 3, 43 Dance Committee 2g Gradua- tion Usher Zg Class Night Usher 3g Bac- calaureate Usher 3g Reception Usher 2, 3g Editorial Staff of Climber 4g Play Usher 33 Office 4g Field Hockey 1. 21- ,1 it ,. , a.'.l' ,' I .V .Nuffi- . mf' Su AW NM Nl' .None lol W i KENNETH ROSS 37 Francis Avenue Charming and friendly . . . but Carmen never got him . . . ancient weapons in Room 11 . . . loves golf and archery . . . a horseman . . . efficient sports manager . . . afternoons at the Seminary . . . Of course I'mA organized! XXf'hat page are we on? . . . the smile that speaks a thousand words . . . clean-cut lad . . . He um Indeed Ifye glut' zz'bw'e111 fbi' noble 'wnlb did dren fbe111,tel1e,t. -Shakespeare Activities: Football 1. 2. 35 Basketball 1. 2. 43 Baseball 1, 2. 4g Class Plays 3, 4g Prom Committee 1, 2, Dance Committee 1. 21 Assembly 13 Climber Business Staff 41 XX'est Wind 41 Class Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 4g Ring Committee 3. .nl . ' if 'iy.,....e- ,S ,Q f A ,. , THOMAS ROULSTONE 17 Spring Street King Size . . .enjoys every hour of living . . . Let me have candy . . . four years of football with finesse . . . a hearty, raucous laugh says Tommy is here . . . many lives were richer because of his friendship . . . the greatest Cyrano de Bergerac to walk the boards . . . Is that not true? Thank you . . . From zbe rmzwz of lair bead fo ffie .role of bfi ffmf. ir all mink. -Shakespeare Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Class Plays 1, 2. 3, 4g Assembly 4, Decorating Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4, General Chairman 3g Intramural Basketball 1, 2. . W, -:sv 1 ,, ,Va ,, ,. , L if ' . gx ig . X Q- ,N ' -V fi jskae , 'C if D ' notable t-,e'qf6g: . ,m lw , 1 S n , tow l XM L1 -i And 1Ulln ' ,-,, Q, 5 Try- l i t 3 5 LEON SEMETER 413 Cresent Street Excellent speaker . . . placed second in the state speech competition . . . in a hurry, always . . . short-wave radios, hunting, fishing . . . Artistotle and Plato . . . dem- onstrative actor . . . I disagree with you. . . . authority on the Russian situation and ethics . . . drives a Chevvy for is it a Nash? . . .J True ar flue needle I0 the pole, Or ur Ike dial to the uni. -Booth Activities: Class Plays 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3g Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, Production Mana- ger of the West Wind 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus- iness Manager of the Climber 4g Highest Salesman of Magazines 1, 2g Knights of Pythias Speaking Contest 33 National Honor Society 3. 'EC' ' beivff' . XS .'Sl1UYKN '3vc' . - 'Oil' 'YYX10k 11 11 xx MAXINE SEYFERT 61 Ash Street Max . . . a consistent personality . . . Oh, my goodness! . . . the elfish grin and the cocked head . . . an artist in the kitchen . . . a queen over a hot stove . . . l'Westcapades singer . . . fried clams . . . affable and sincere . . . thorough scholar Fur zzezier tnzylbfzz ' ,Q am be tzmirr Wbezz ,rinzplezzeu and duly fender if. -Shakespeare Activities: Dance Committee 1, Zg Class Dlay 33 Costume Committee 4g Climber, F . . yping Staff 4g Library 3. 1 'L W2 S2 hai. I , kugvs' Y' .- didn K 1 ROBERT SULLIVAN 140 South Street y . . . lean and lanky . . namic baseball pitcher . . can Still be seen driving a maroon and black car . . . likes spaghetti . . . always happy . . . the low, slow voice . the evil , . eye . . . eye- catching sweaters . . . ll be11 looks' were fond and u'0ru',r uere feu ' -Cunningham Activities: Basketball 1, 3' Baseball 1, 3g Dance Committee I, 2g Prom Committee 7' Senior P -, rom 3g Stage Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. . a dy- 'Qn.....,.'-' PAUL TSIKA 264 South Main Street manager of all sports . . made the keys dance in ers l . pr ona typing. . journalism is his f' ld Tiska . . . . ie . . . the smile that impresses . . . Knock-knock-knock' . . . mumbling, mumbling . , . the pixiest porter of them all . . A friend mzy utfl la i, 'Q e reckoned Ike mar- lerfvze 4 ' re of Nalmt. Emerson Activities: Basketball 1, 3, Manager 43 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Football Manager 3, 4g Wfestcapades gl XX'est Wintl 4. V n 141 X Until NU L3 xx' UN ull' V, Ullman' the A JN 5 .-X remember ARLENE VINTON 60 Maolis Avenue Vernie . . . absent-never! . . . enjoys sewing and embroidery . . . received the XX'hoa! treatment in speech . . . the inquiring eye and the crinkled nose . . . cooks well . . . especially cakes . . . a clever homemaker who can make a house a home with kindness and skill . . , The Illlfdfjf m.zz1z1er.f, and lbe gezzllefl l7et11'!. -Pope Activities: Assemblies 3g PTA Banquet 2. N STEPHEN YOUNG 135 Prospect Street Stevie . . . the quiet jester . . . new words, new knots . . . I invented it last night . . . an elusive enigma . . . talented artist . . . a boy of deep beliefs ...perceptive . . . completely lovable .discovered Browning too late . . . topic of Home Life class . . . rabbits and telephone poles . . . He if af no end of his action.: lY'b05e endf will make kim grealeft, and not lean. -Chapman Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 3. 4g Intramural Basketball 1g Basketball 2, 3, 4g Rod and Reel Club: Audio Visual Aids Club 1, 2. 31 Science Club 4: Ticket Committee 4. E , ifa WARREN LINEHAM 160 North Main Street Courted science and won her . . . whifflc -smothered by a soft hat . . . explorer scout . . . taciturn . . . a deep thinkei with a love for Voltaire and the moderr thinkers . . . chooses his words carefully . . . a perfectionist as a carpenter . . above all-a gentleman . . . The Irue, Jlrozzg, and found mind is ilu mind that fuzz embrace equally great living: and mzallf' -Johnsor Activities: Audio and Visual Aids Club 1 junior Prom 2, 3: Science Club 4, Presi- dent: XWestcapadeS 3g Math Club 43 Dec- orating Committee 1, 2, 3. iffy , ., bi! 4 , hkb CAT A . krfi You will ll DV talk! . gf . CXLUS I A youl . 3'-n ii Q1 wN. LTC. W'-fm f-fxx 5 El Q, Q Q MA- . Q 1 A I :MNA il pn ? ' 7 ,.,A.N Fucj gg U fo O Bcfoff the Rm. 6 pm m X X 1 SPEECHQQV' .1 S 1 O AY' fISfS gc' , We SufC 'U I EG i A x Heecledccl ,kwa Ht? 6x00 -3- G lonjer ,gi Lun L, 9 0 E X:QQiS?Qff3 0 Q Pzfiod ,f g65!eLiKL 3? :Cb fi W o T, 0552 UUE R! W. B. HS. gi C J H X 55 E Lunch Remember The 5 E 35 9 LIFICZS A K v ai is 5 A if uw, atxwwwwmxs g 1wY 55 23- PF Z3 ll,Il 9lJl4' 1 -,-.-I VOC U I 13 Y O '-I me S 1rW f Wf fx' FACTS AND FllGlURlE',Si, FRESHMEN Mr. Vien's experiments . . . Dot' '... the parties after school in the Home Eco- nomics room . . . new school-new rules . . . always bewildered . . . those bells on our socks . . . bird houses in shop . . . Mr. Wright's teeth . . . Malcolm's broken camera at the basketball game . . . art classes at the park . . . field hockey and football games played in the cow pasture . . . the pep rally at the Town Field . . . Oh, Happy Day' '... class trip to College Pond . . . cheerleaders' first sock hop . 5 . our first sports banquet . . . Freshman-Sophomore Social . . . the food in house- arts-and the garbage pail. . .Bobby S. and jimmy M. made the .varsity . . . General Business Training and English picnics at the park . . . how disappointed we were when they changed Howard High to West Bridgewater High School. SOPHOMORES That disappointing race with the juniors from Falmouth . . , parties in French class . . . Latin II picnic at Town Park . . . did Mr. Moss ever use his roller skates? . . . initiating the freshmen . . . those nature walks ...' 'Make Yourself Comforta- ble' '...' 'Dragnet' '... East Bridgewater game and trophy . . . Leon taking a card out of the IBM machine at Foxboro . . . Mr. Pauli's hat . . . Tommy R's run for the door when Plane Geometry was over . . . changed marking system . . . parties at Philipparts '... the gay workers in the cafeteria. JUNIORS Hurricanes . . . Mr. Irwin's special pronunciation and spelling . . . new tradition- a King of the junior Prom . . . the pink tree-who did it? . . , those odors traced to the lab . . . the water pistol . . . Mag's experiments . . . the day we received our rings and had a choice . . . the trip to the Phanuef hospital . . . quiz papers signed His Excellency Christian A. Herter' '... Marilyn sitting in the water in chemistry . . . the farewell assembly for Mr. Viens . . . chemistry tests and erasers . . . class trip to Falmouth . . . licenses . . . first prize in the cheerleading tournament . . . rock and roll . . . Unchained Melody' '...' 'Let Me Go, Lover . . . D.A.'s and pony tails . . . cheerleaders cheering for the Celtics . . . boys in senior reception . . . Nanci, janet, Judy, and Carol rolling out the carpet . . . being allowed to sit in the front row in assemblies. SENIORS Polio epidemics and floods . . . the notorious speech classes . . . Mickey Mouse . . . the Thanksgiving motorcade . . . the toothpick .. . those powder fight girls . . . Mary jane's run over trig book . . . the locker room-the only place where the girls could sing their song , . . the long pep talks by the co-captains of the football team . . . a coke-machineAfinally . . . the pictures in the physics books . . . the girls' basketball team singing the score of Miss Blue Eyes' '... Glenn Miller . . . tons of homework . . . assembly line of the newspaper production . . . the flat tires . . . the three girls who couldn't stop laughing in Miss Blue Eyes. MANY FIRSTS . . . required gym . . . taught by Mr. Moss for four years . . . speech tlass . . . Wfestcapatlc-s . . . four years' in the new school . . . candids . . . .i musical tometly '... .1 LARGE treasury . . . block hop. . . having our pictures taken at the Prom . . . bood-bye to trowded corridors, lunch money, book reports . . . gootl-bye to football theers, warning tards, chemistry smells . . . good-bye to the best lrit ntls well ever know. T . 4' 4- ,-f I wi gl, '35 Lim-, ,,,,- , xi., Wen Z 3 35 Q 9 sn- Q ,..J N, W, wgf 4 , atvizl N iii! 3 1 -fx 1 BEHIND THE BUOKSHJELF xwzf :gli A! 19 W , 'f f'iz J .0 ,,,- X X'-1-94 --nrqluvv f ii I ' , 'm 1,5 Q nm lr 'Inf 1, ' 1 Q J -+ F c A' 'da ,,,- . All if' A.-5' n'l- ' ,aa I xy a w wt . . f xx R if H., 111' ' 1 L C! 'T' 'Q lx ' I 4,4 K E if , HM, W X E .--f K,1.i, x'37?wf'f Q . 'mai V A I hr.-V , f K . H ' . , .4 'wif 4 6,1 ..,. A - , ' , 4 A , - 4. 4 .1 ..- g6 -+ ,ww I v' jd in , fini A 3 .A kts? ' .A ' I V 5 r ' I I -Q Q , ' ,V v ' 6' A I I I - x .1 V y W fi 4 4 . Q 3 A Q ' -4 f 4 . ,',,vkef FV ,Z 11,, ,, B , - N 171 M m wifi L ' L Q x 'x v 4 rv . 'Ku I Q , 6 i mf ff 33194 A1461 'isa' Ywfy Q! lfiv , 5527 F' ,fn f 1 .:, W, D X: if ,ww M , he rl' 'i 3' Complimenfs of UNIFORM SALON Uniforms for Nurses, Wailresses, Beauficians, Maids, Chefs, E+c. ALSO COMPLETE HOSPITAL ATTIRE Room 3I I, Holbrook Bldg. lopposife eIeva+orI S+ Telephone I53 Main . Irocldon, Mass. Brocldon 2I89 CHARLES E. BAKER Builder and ConI'rac'Ior Pleasanl' S'IreeI' WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Telephone 7529-R Complimenis of THE KNOTTY PINE CLUB Complimenis of SUPERTIRE CO. 67 CenI'raI Square BRIDGEWATER JAMES J. MADDEN INSURANCE AGENCY INC. I53 Main S+ree+ Brocldon Broclcfon 2973 LOVE DAY'S 706 Main Slreef BROCKTON, MASS. Tuxedos for All Formal Occasions MARKEY'S I 92 Main Sfreei' BROCKTON BOWIE PET SUPPLY STORE Tropical Fish-Birds-Puppies-KiH'ens CompIe+e Line of FOODS AND ACCESSORIES 284 Main Slreef Brocldon, Mass ASACK TURKEY FARMS Qualify Turkeys 'rhe Year Around EDWARD G. ASACK, Prop. I66 Sou+h Sfreef Wes'I' Bridgewafer Complimenis of JACK WARRW5 MILES OIL SERVICE VALUE MART, INC. Heanng 'Oi' Hgffnfumigss f'.Ra nE9'jaffl'+:o' WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Team Swea'l'ers Phone Brocldon 8-I357 48 Main S+ree'l' Brocldon 6049 3 Arre EEF - f I 'I .- Iwxgjg Z .Ig - 'Ig f, ,vup ,fra - 1- gui cv, of .9 , fiifieki . 'W ' E51 4 141' 'C I 'gf' 4 .545 ? I ' ' Y 5 -D -. 'I' In Complimenh of Complimenfs of +he BROCKTON POLICE ASSOCIATION If Your Car Needs I+, We've Goi' H' Complimen+s of Complimems of OLD HGMESTEAD STOCKADE CLUB RUG COMPANY ACE'S SERVICE STATION Gas-Oil-Tires Lubricafion-Accessories A. CHEYUNSKI. Prop. Phone 8-2570 WETZELL'S SPORT 8: MARINE SHOP 644 BeImon+ S+ree'I, Brocldon MacGREGOR AND WILSON ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT EVINRUDE MOTORS AND BRISTOL BOATS Complimenfs of TRI-TOWN HARDWARE STORE Complimenfs of HOC KOMOCK FARMS Complimenfs of EVERETT E. YOUNG CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Complimenis of MILKY WAY DAIRY Disfribufors of FINE MILK AND CREAM Cheyunski Brofhers WEST BRIDGEWATER TEL. 787 Complimenfs of BESSE - BAKER'S Main S'rreeI aI Legion Parkway BROCKTON BrocIdon's Leading CIo'rhIer for More Than 60 Years JULIA'S YARN SHOPPE BERNAT YARNS Open Thursday P.M. II26 Main SI. Tel. 8-0354 J. H. FAIRBANKS COMPANY Complimenfs of Hardware - Housewares FERNANDES Ca,.mo+e pagms SUPER MARKETS, INC. Floor and Wall Coverings NORTH EASTON Wallpaper NORTON AND EAST BRIDGEWATER TELEPHONE 702 BRIDGEWATER. MASS. Complimenis BLANCHARD of CHEVROLET CO., INC. 325 Broad Sfreei' Rou'I'e I8 BricIgewa+er, Mass. PHARMACY GEORGE A. BLANCHARD w. BRIDGEWATER Te'ePhO'1e 2679 Complimen+s of Complimen+s of EDMUNDS GRIFFIN BARBER 5H0p BUICK COMPANY BRIDGEWATER BRIDGEWATER, MASS. MILLIKEN MoToRs, INC. C0mP'imen+S of Sales Pon+iac Service a 33 MAIN STREET TEL. BRIDGEWATER 700 THE THE DAVIDSON STUDIO LEONARDS PHOTOGRAPHERS I073 PIeasan+ S+ree+ Wesf Shopping Cenier BROCKTON, MASS. Brocldon ll24 Phone 8549 BEST WISHES Complimf-HHS of GEORGE CELIA, JR. GENERAL INSURANCE A Brocldon Telephone 599 'sl I . S - . I f fei :'ee I f A 3 f D E D '51 I , 'D. 1 ' Ififffzi . ' 1.Ee ' ' . I BeS+ Wishes CorIgra'ruIaIions +o I'I1e Class of '56 KATHRYN M. GRADY SOUTH SHORE BROCKTON, MASS. MARI N E L. D. H. FULLER, D.M.D. C0mP'fmen+S of DenI'is+ TeI. Brocldon 5222 l6,I Howard S+., Wes? Bridgewafer PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT WARREN E. HARRIS Complimenls of RICHARD'S CORNER MARKET BATTERIES CY HUGHES Good Luck, Seniors BOB I-ARKIN Work Hard and Progress Well 4 Plain STVGCT JOSEPH B. JAcoBSoN W' Bddgewaie' Telephone 8-3880 CompIimen+s of Ihe Religious Giff Shop MISS MUFFETT DAY NURSERY 256 MAIN STREET 220 COPELAND STREET BRQCKTQN' MASS, wesr BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Telephene 6535 - I I T .I ll-I Til' . iiie . e A I Q f Complimenfs of C0mpIimen'fs GREENFIELD FARM SH AUCTION GALLERY BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Bill Gaulle CompIimen+s POOLE'S MARKET Norfh Elm Sireef WEST BRIDGEWATER CITIES SERVICE Oil-Ga S-Tires-BaH'erieS Used Cars-Accessories 4 PLAIN STREET WEST BRIDGEWATER Telephone 8534 Complimenis of CROWLEY BROTHERS Complimenfs of FRAN K HOWE TURKEY FARM 40 Ash S'rree'r W. BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Phone 643-M- I CompIimen+s of Complimenfs of GURNEY BROTHERS CO. DORRIS Jewelers Since I84I IUI MAIN STREET BRIDGEWATER, MASS. BROCKTON. MASS. Complimenls of CAM PELLO COAL COMPANY Bes'r Wishes 'Io Ihe Class PARSON'S FLORIST 8I6 Main Slreel BROCKTON. MASS. Telephone Broc. 4648-W I Mmfv xx M , x , 1 , ,.e was ea 1. h .if ' ' A-.ali Com plimenfs of BUNCY'S CompIimen+s of ERNIE'S TELEVISION 81 APPLIANCES BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Telephone 20 I 9 CONGRATULATICNS TO THE CLASS OF '56 From H. P. HOOD 81 SCNS I 1 Manufacturers and Distributors ot Quality Dairy Products Since 1846 Congralulaiions +o Class of l956 From BOB 81 KEN'S RESTAURANT Complimenls of BURQUE'S sERvlcE sTATloN COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE Engine Tune-Up Au+oma+ic Car Washing Wheel Balancing Au+oma+ic Tire Changing 8. No. Main S+. Wesl' Bridgewafer TELEPHONE 429-W-I -3 LI' Complimenfs of PIERCE REFRIGERATION COMPANY 387 Nor+h Elm S+ree+ Wesi' Briclgewafer TELEPHONE BROCKTON I088 Complimenis of READ BROTH ERS GARAGE Sluclebalcer Cars and Trucks WEST BRIDGEWATER Complimen+s of DAIRYLEE MANLEY STREET WEST BRIDGEWATER WEST BRIDGEWATER HOME LAUN DRY 467 Wesi' Cenfer S+. Tel. Brocldon 207-w-2 WOODWARD'S AUTO SPRING SHOP, INC Au1'omo'I'ive Jobbers and Dis+ribu+ors REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS I64- I72 Norfh Mon+ello S+. BROCKTON I3. MASS. Telephones 3609 and 8032 Oomplimenis of BARBOUR WELDING COMPANY BROCKTON. MASSACHUSETTS 152 Congra+ula'rions 'ro The Class of '56 JOSEPH J. BRAGA Z req A Good Grooming and Beau+y Aids for +l1e TEEN-AGER DUNNINGTON'S APOTHECARIES Complimenfs of MINOT EDSON Complimenfs of R. E. Mac DONALD Elechical Confracfor WEST BRIDGEWATER Complimen+s of +he SOPHOMDRE CLASS Complimenfs of 'Hue CLASS OF '57 . A34 ' , 'S , f Q pri--V . ,,.. ' 0' A 4 A - ,W I 3, I wx. X 4 ' A 3 A ni' fa , 66 W K . 5 Y .Q :E V . ,U ' A u A E V fgxgvffvrf gg, 1 ' I ya ., n QQ: Q , Em zfiiinisf A gay- ' xx , 9 , N'-' :gig-g,m,1f 1 fiwg' .. g L. f xx' . , , JW' :u i . N Sgt J 9 ' 5 v1wpnU ' . N , , , V A N- ' .M w C2 ,MAPF 'M' ,Q X W- ' ii? H in I A 5 ,S , 1 Complimenfs of WEST BRIDGEWATER WOODWORKING COMPANY i I Complimenfs of HOPPY'S OIL SERVICE Complimen'I's of REV. ROBERT N. MEFFAN SAINT ANN's CHURCH Brocldon, Mass. Complimenis of WALTON'S POTATO CHIP COMPANY Dis+ribu+ors of Wise Po'Ia+o Chips Telephone J MQ C I gg. L 3 In I M w BEST wus:-IES A. R. PARKER, COMPANY Rou+e I06 Eas+ Bridgewafer FINER ICE CREAM INDEPENDENT NAIL AND PACKING COMPANY The Sfronghold Line BRIDGEWATER, MASS. l32I Complimenls of WILLOW BRCOK DAIRY C. E. LEONARD, Prop. Milk, Cream, and Eggs ll Willow Slreel Wesl Briclgewaler, Mass. Tel. Brocldon 764 l -M '9 rf' x A Congralulalions lo ALBERT E. WILLIAMS, Prop. +l1e Class of '56 Gulf Proclucls-General Repairs WEST - CRESTS 0 Congra+ula+io-L12 Complimenls of Your Friendly +0 me Class of '56 FERNAN DES SU COMPLIMENTS OF NQRTH EASTQN NORTON Brocldon, Mass. EAST BRIDGEWATER RANDOLPH This above allg 'ro lhine own self be 'lrue And il' musl follow, as +he nighl' lhe day, Thou cansl noi lhen be 'False l'o any man. Besl' Wishes From EBENWOOD FARM MR. AND MRS. FRED L. REED Compliments of H. W. MOLD Complimenls of 567 Warren Avenue Frigidaire Sales and Service Brocldon Tel. 9477 THE ART SHOP PlLLSBURY'S l 59 E... E... Sh... Fine Arfisls' Malerials, Oils, Wafer Colors, Pa ers, E+ . Flowers for All Occasions l Drawing Instrumenh ard Sndecmles 506 Norlh Main Slreel Brocldon Tel. H59 NOKES' SIGN SHOP Complimenis of MONTY'S HATTER AND FURNISHER CYCLE SHOP noe Main S+ree+ WEST BRIDGEWATER CamPe 0 30- Mass' Good Luck and Besi' Wishes +o Hue- Senior Class of I956 GLAD - ACRE FARMS Rome I06 Wesi' Bridgewafer, Mass. Besi' Wishes +o +he Class of l95b PARAMOU NT CLEANERS BROCKTON, MASS. i Laborafory Supervision From Producer 'ro Consumer HILLCREST FARMS DAIRY. INC. RF-STA LUCINI sou N. MAIN STREET Q,f.lm5,,,,,,g4,,, WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. MOTQR SALES, INC Homgfgiizzo Tel. 7926 A, VITAMIN D Q 'IJ-fat t5x 'vf-,io Complimenis of I i i s yi. l is 2 I 7' if XS- x A M Always Firsi' The Cornplin'1en+S La+es'r in Foo+wear of LANOUE BROS. G-lNN'S ATLANTIC SERVICE 45 Legion Parkways BROCKTON, MASS. 2 WEST CENTER STREET WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Telephone Brocldon 9699 Telephone I5OI You Can Ge+ Mos'r Any+hing H Bed Wishes +0 me a+ Ben's . Class of l956 I S WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL Sc -51.00 STORE, INC CQMPQNENT ..5TIZ?ffoS+, MANUFACTURING SERVICE Phone Broc. l586 OPEN EVERY EVENING ' 'X l A A 7.3.5, ff ' I 'K N, I .6115 val' Ixus A fn' fr' Y A. sw- hr l E-..-nl, g,fL.e3YT' ff' -11- I Sd. ' Complimenfs of Complimen'I's of BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS BANK MILLER W b ,J SHOE STORE P G WZQTFW I WW Bes+C:NisheE 'Z-,ob 'rhe PACKING co. 0 378 Pleasanf S+ree1' Realfor Eas+ Briclgewa+er, Mass. Cg+l'r 1'+h CI f 56 F THE WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Complimenls of JOHN J. KENT Complimenls of JAY'S DAIRY MAI D ALLEN SHOE STORE II46 Main SI. Opposile Marlcel S+. CAMPELLO, MASS. All Types of supper. and Rubber Foolwear Firsi' QuaIi+y Shoes al' Reasonable Prices PHILLIP R. LAGERSTADT Jeweler - Walchmaker CAMPELLO, MASS. l062 Main SI'ree+ Phone 8-0299 I lofi' ,.,P ,ml AQ' X 43 Complimen+s of A. M. GAMBAO 81 SON Truclc Bodies Buili' and Repairecl WEST BRI DGEWATER BLACKSMITH FIREFIGHTERS' ASSOCIATION Complimenis of CYNTHIA'S BEAUTY SALON Cenfral Square WEST BRIDGEWATER TELEPHONE BROCKTON 6935-W Telephone 8-I588 620 NORTH ELM STREET WEST BRIDGEWATER Complimenis of CROWLEY'S MARKET Complimen+s of KEMP TRANSPORTATION Wes+ Bridgewa+er TAFT'S, INC. Jewelers II20 Main S+. lCampellol Brocldon, Mass. . P 3 ' ' -..., r . , 'E JA amz F emma A gl fx Complimenfs of BROWNE'S SPORT SHOP I6 CENTRE STREET BROCKTON, MASS. A+I1le+ic Equipmenf OuHiHers +o Schools ancl Colleges Since I930 TELEPHONE 8-020l Complimenfs of WEST BRI DGEWATER MOTHERS' CLUB CompIimen+s of SAM CHOLESTON INSURANCE COMPANY C I' 'I' I E omplmen S O CompIimen+s of MAPLE ARENA ein a S es ARTHUR PETERS RII SIc+g +I+ B+ NORTH MAIN STREET BARREL COMPANY BROCKTON, MASS. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of 'rhe of +I1e WEST BRIDGEWATER CAFETERIA STAFF BARBER SHOP Complimenfs of BILLY BURKE'S RECORD SHOP BROCKTON, MASS. THE OCKERS COMPANY Your Headquarfers for BOOKS-COLLEGE OUTLINE SERIES PERSONALIZED GREETING CARDS PORTABLE TYPEWRITER SALES-SERVICE Agen+s for Underwood Corporafion 230 Main S+ree+ Brocldon Opposife BeImonI' S+ree+ Compliments of TeI. 6028 THE STUDENT COUNCIL Complefe Machine Shop Service AUTO TIRES AND SUPPLIES Wholesale and Re'raiI A. F. GERMAN CO. INCORPORATED II59 Main S'rree+ Campello 69, Mass. Tel. I303-I302 Brocldon Barns+abIe Road Hyannis, Mass. Tel. Hyannis I006 DUNBAR'S VARIETY CAMPELLO MASSACHUSETTS CADET CLEANERS CAMPELLO MASSACHUSETTS CURRIERS GIFT AND FRAME SHOP BROCKTON MASSACHUSETTS COMPLIMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sullivan Mrs. Rufh Twomey Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs B. A. Benson Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cogswell W. J. Anglim Gordon M. Lovell Max Seyferf Kennefh C. Nickerson Herberf Ledin George Noonan Donald Hager William Brown, Jr. Arfhur Hollerfz Sfanley Carlson Crosby Alger Roberf Bowman William Phillips Henry Kundzicz Donald Porfer Richard Jordan Joseph Young Ralph Burnap Thomas Brophy Clyde Bordeaux Loring B. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John Howe Kennefh Harlow Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. George Earl, Jr. Kennefh H. Clarlc F. J. Bursaw Horace Peferson Earl C. Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Carlfon Valenfine Ralph Wise Mr. Shurfleff Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keifh Mrs. Rose Douglas Mr. and Mrs. John Kenf Mr. and Mrs. Reno Marfelli Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Kennefh L. Bulcer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grundberg Mrs. Maurice Twomey Mr. and Mrs. M. A. MacLean Mrs. E. W. Mansfield Mr. and Mrs. T. Sfuarf Alden Mr. and Mrs. Irving Sfeffen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. Dalfon Mr. and Mrs. E. Eaffon Adams Mr. and Mrs. Roberf McFadden Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Curley Mr. and Mrs. Chesfer Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Alvin R. Demers Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Rondeau Mr. and Mrs. Irving Sfeffan, Sr. Miss L. Moncey Mr. and Mrs. Oliver K. Ness Mrs. Sfepfoe Mrs. Coffee Mr. Edward Deshayes Mr. and Mrs. F. Eldon Hambly Mr. and Mrs. Moreau Roberf Larlcin A Friend Arihur G. Nelson, Sr. A Friend Mr. Earle Mr. PraH' Mrs. Kingman Mr. and Mrs. Les+er Howard Kennefh Almquisi Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kheary Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Nelson Mr. George George Mr. and Mrs. Evan A. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Emil H. Chman Miss Julia Young Mr. and Mrs. George Dalfon Mr. and Mrs. O'Neill Mr. Scranion Mr. and Mrs. BurH Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson Mr. Berl' Merrill Mr. McLean Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Pa+riclc V. McDonough Dr. and Mrs. Wal'I'er K. Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lendh Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Badger Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Reed Joseph Moreira Mr. and Mrs. Warren K. Broman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lundin COMPLIMENTS of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Reynolds Mr. George E. Balmer Mrs. Mary Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Weslon Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Walrer Bird Mr. and Mrs. William A. Riddell Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh A. Holden Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mafher Mrs. Mary Chaves Mr. and Mrs. Amos Chaves Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bergeron Mrs. Ar..1 Penpraese Roger Coelho Mr. and Mrs. Ernes+ Guarino Mr. and Mrs. William Brown Mr and Mrs. Arnold Ahlborg Mr and Mrs. Roberl' Berglund Mr and Mrs. George Meurling Mr and Mrs Franlc Malony Mr and Mrs Roberl Perry Mr and Mrs Rober'r Daley Mr and Mrs Harry Greene Mr. and Mrs Raymond Gorman, Mr and Mrs. Harold Johnson Mr and Mrs Leslie Pierce Mr and Mrs Elmer Sullivan Mrs. Ru+h Twomey Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cogswell Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Anglim Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Lovell Wesl' Wind Sfaff S .. X Q W 1-P . K Our Balfour Rings Are Here! 'Si WE SALUTE YOU! Congra+ula+ions and +he besl' of luclc! We are proud al' Loring of +he par+ we have had in helping fo malre your class book a permanem' reminder of your school years, recording wi+h pho'rographs one of 'rhe happiesf and mos+ exci+ing +imes of your life. We hope +ha+, iusl' as you have chosen us as your class phofographer, you will coniinue +o lhinlr of Loring S'rudios when you wanr phorographs 'ro help you remember olher momenfous days +o come! When you choose Loring por+rai'rs, you are sure of lhe fines+ craffsmanship a+ +he mos'I' moderafe prices! LORING STUDIO New EngIond's Largest School Photographers URCHIDS TD.. THE FACULTY . . . for accepting, without a murmur, the invasion of photographers upon the sacred territories of English, French, chemistry, and other educational processes. Your cooperation was deeply appreciated by this staff. MR. J. HARRINGTON, studio photographer, for his superb artistry in pro- ducing the fine art photography on the title pages. His judgment and sensitivity created the exquisite lighting that effected these photographs. MRS. GLADYS KEITH, secretary, for cheerfully announcing, day atter day, the monotonous words- There will be a Climber meeting in Room 11 at . . MASTER PAUL MONCEY, a fourth' grade student, for lending his collection of armored knights, ship models, and Greek pillars to the art staff. MR. EARL GIFFORD, father of our Marilyn, for lending us the antique pocketbook and rare coins seen on page 93. The collection of coins is a treasured family heirloom, and we appreciate the use of it. THE PARENTS, the fathers and mothers of staff members, for allowing the clutter of paper clips, rulers, and ink to enter their living rooms. Thank you, too, for having wonderful children. Your sons and daughters worked diligently under the pressures of time and opinion, and showed a fine core of tenacity and eagerness given to them only by you. IDENTIFICATION OF BABY PICTURES C15 Charlotte Anderson C205 David Alden C25 Thomas Roulstone C215 Joan Jordan C35 Judith Nelson C225 Stephen Young C45 William Allen C235 Lorena Douglas C55 Jean Badger C245 James Mullins C65 Philip Ohman C255 Judith Nickerson C75 Barbara Reynolds C265 Malcolm Carlson C85 Kenneth Ross C275 Arlene Vinton C95 Margaret Phillips C285 Joanne Poole C105 Carol Riddell C295 Meredith Clark C115 Marshall Broman C305 Edith Bailey C125 Judith Peterson C315 Marilyn Gifford C135 Peter Reed C325 Carolyn Churchill C145 Maxine Seyfert .C335 Nanci Greene C155 Esther Baker C345 George Kinney C165 Norman Lundin C355 Jane Mather C175 Robert Coelho C365 Janet Lendh C185 Judith Pierce C375 Julia Bassett C195 Lorraine Bordeaux C585 Leon Semeter LITHOGRAPHED BY j TA LOR PUBLISHING CO TAY LOR MADE ? Dl?LLAS 0 TEXAS' . , . . lk ,- L.. I - .1 nr . X Q I I A yn., .4 I O . 4 -' A . ' ' f ' -HH' ' . 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