West Bridgewater High School - Climber Yearbook (West Bridgewater, MA)
- Class of 1957
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Of Fun and Laughter, Mixed this Issue ot the Climber, vve, the Wifh Tears The Brimming Cup ot Youth's Short Years. our high school lives. Here is recorded the happiness we have enjoyed together, and the pride we have felt in our achieve- ments. Unable to be set down in words, but even more important, is the better understanding of life which has been gained through our associations with our teachers and classmates. Without the un- DEDICATION EDITORIAL ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ACTIVITIES SENIORS ADVERTISEMENTS tiring help of these people, as well as the everlasting cooperation and under- standing of our parents, we of the Senior class would not have been able to realize our hopes and ambitions. We sincerely appreciate all that everyone has done for us, and we wish to deeply thank all those who have contributed in some way to the enrichment of our lives. DEDHCATHON ppreciation of the interest which she has shown in all our activities, and in recognition of ner continued help and inspira- tion, we, the Class of l957, respectfully dedicate this issue of the Climber to Mrs. Luice McCormac Ina lc. Her untiring efforts to make our school functions a success will not soon be forgotten. EDHTURHAL Wg AT a Time when so many conflicTs are occurring in The world, iT is only fiTTing ThaT man search even more in- Tensely for some means To effecT an end To war and vio- lence. To show more fully i',:V A, The imporTance of a world peace, we, The Class of 1957, have chosen as The Theme for our year- book-One World. As man has advanced in his scienfific knowledge, so has he also used This knowledge To desTroy himself. Wars have become more and more prevalenf. Every day The newspapers relaTe To The world The loirTh of a polifical, religious, or social uprising. Too ofTen man fails To realize The imporfance of his fellow man. Perhaps he has, in seeking The causes of war, overlooked The facT ThaT only a iusf world will be peaceful and ThaT iusfice musT recognize The imporfance of The individual. Alfhough he has his own specific ambifion in life, man musT realize ThaT he is a parf of one greaT sphere governed by one True God. Knowing This, he mighT, someday, succeed in Truly making This capacious world of ours One World. Perhaps, afTer all, we are The generaTion desfined To achieve This ideal. God willing, The Class of 1957 will possess The aloilify, The Tolerance, and The foresighf so necessary To bring abouf a lasTing lorofherhood among men. Priscilla Young Edifor -. , fist. ' 'O 'A . .',, , f':. - -'.A-' ' ,, I ' -f1Pfv1F'Q . . 3.4. , . s 1 . 1 5 , I v . ,lx . . .1 , ,, . , i . . 'FII .1.,n' , ' ff -. ,ll 1 v 1 If I 1 , v7 'n.g' . 4 1 .ML -.1 , 1, ' . .--q,E: fv W ' ,A .- - . rg ' 1 H, -, -,'A w':-7. j,- ' ' . ..7 J.-',. :' 1 , I ., . 9, - lfff'f ff:-r-3. q' 1 1. r'. . - 4 'f U wgfjuj ' .-'4V.- ,-,f. 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W J, AA.. 5: - .... lPtRlNClllPAlljS MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS Congratulations on your graduation. Congratulations should also be extended to your parents who have sacrificed so much. You owe them an everlasting debt. Rest assured, however, they seek nothing but your success and happiness. Your achievements will be their reward. Try to demonstrate your gratitude to them by word and deed and by your willingness to accept responsibility. Together, we have had many very satisfying experiences. We sincerely hope that you will profit from them so that you may enioy fuller lives. In the future, do not hesitate to call if we can be of assistance. If you can find time, come to visit with us. If not, may we share with you the many happy memories which will be brought to mind with this, your Climber. Sincerely, PETER J. SPERANDIO MRS. KEITH Secretary l SUlPllPf,lRllN'll ll?,lYllUJllilN'll lS M HLSSA G llil 1 . A WEST ERIDEEWATER -- RAYN HAM SEHEIEIL DEPARTMENT WEST BRIDGEWATER. MASSA BERT L. MERRILL CHUSETTS SUPERINTENDENT UF sci-4ur:u.5 To the Class ot 1957: The quality of our Nation depends largely upon the quality of its people. The quality of its people depends to a degree on adequate education, and education makes a better person do a better iob with courage and vision. The success you achieve in lite will depend on how well you have prepared yourselves while in school to meet lite's challenging problems when they arise. lwish for you all a happy and successful future. Z Y WZM16-5 rl l ll i P MRS. CHADWICK Secretary 1' MRS. RAULSTONE MRS. NORRIS MRS. MARZELLI 1 iw--dung.-g. KIITQCHEN STAFF MR. HAGLUND 'x Ma. .v X MRS. ROSS MRS. MATHER 3 .QL tb R ' Q I . M My 1 5 X X K X ,tg NX w TN 3 v s 23 Qx M35 SQ z 3 CW. 1 dsg S CCUSTODHANS Ah MRS. HEWI MR. ROSS TT ' ' ,.5. X- ya N Q2 SX- Y Rm 2. X N ,, S X' ' x ' .Q 1.4 ' ' X ' ':xiRS?'X Q -. xx ff' QW f Six .. -v --aw .vu -.4 ' -K - : 3gY3L,x ' 555'-XG . . 1 fs . 'N L . 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VIENS Guidance Director if 7 ' ' ' ww. ' 1 f. 3' V: ffif-'Es 'fe ' ' ffl F?-'f '.i5 ., S. 5.11 - .1if:...1N .- .fs-:J .' . ' i ,vs URBINO BARREIRA JOHN BRUCE LAWRENCE CASHIN Sciences, Coach History English, Coach -sv., FRANK DUNN, JR. ANN V. DUTTON Social Studies, Mathematics General SCiel'1C9 I I I E FLOYD T. FOLSOM WENDELL A. GALLUP GEORGE T. GCLU 1 Industrial Arts, Driver Education Mechanical Drawing Boyz' Phfzica' Ed- at I I I I THOMAS E GRAFFTE Senior High Mathematics I if , 'sf' r wx ' 0 L Q . 59. - 0 'LW ,, 5.,'o IS ,T U. 3 4-5' 7 ',-',.' sv FRANCES HILL Vocal Supervisor 9' P LENA IACOVO MARRIETA E. KENT MIRIAM KOCHAKIAN Girls Physical Education Mathematics English It ' 4: ,I - e ft j.. '5f . I- .' ffm, I 'T 11- - .I ' r , Y' ' . 42 ' . .:,' I xv . .mtSff11, N. ' 1' itaiiiy ,hs . A .I Vggf ii' w- ' if is.gYg'i, 'fn ' is X Fig' iff .': 5 as . WALTER LEWIS Instrumental Supervisor I I . I is I I I I I -f I I I I I I I i I I I ' ' I L A I X I I . ', . . I I I I ' , . 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'. sn-,' 'Hoff X, l N 1 J GLASS was ll 3 l 1. i li l 4 l l, ,. pl Left to right: Bradford Nickerson, Vice President, Thomas O'Toole, Secretary, Mrs. Dutton, Advisor, l Mrs. Kent, Advisor, Mr. Barreira, Advisor, Jane Foye, President, Carolyn Demers, Treasurer. l First row: Henry Bradford, Shirley Perry, Janet Howard, Donna Williams, Dorna Edson, Virginia North, Arlene Chaves, Mary Skelton. Second row: Robert McDonald, Daniel Greene, Theodore MacHardy, Robert Linehan, William Rickert, Bradford Nickerson, Roland Ashley. l if 5' Ms, T ' if g1 V. C :iz , Ii Em .- ' 'S - -rw . 4 .Bw ' -2 v--xi. S rf l x if l l 'i I ' Y : 1 Q l ' ' ' l 7 l V T P ., 1 1 J 'ls l 5 I , J l X , f 4 l f ll gl ' ' I ll' ' l l T icy 7 if fl .7 sc, First row: Donald Seager, Rose Lewis, Janice Taylor, Margaret Sweeney, Sheila Styles, Judith RJd?r'e Ba' bara Albert, Gregg Anglim. Second row: Francis Poole, Timothy Sullivan, Donald Seablom, Ronald E':he' Russell Johnson, David Cabral, Ronald Snell. First row: Gail Perry, Paula Bumpus, Carolyn Demers, Shirley Ely, Jane Foye, Judith Gour, Linda Sarrpsor- Edward Moses. Second row: James Ames, Fred Reed, Roy Jackson, Stephen Churchill, Thomas O'Tcole John Bettencourt, Russell Coelho. . I, F 3 ff l 1 1- X' 5 i 3 l l 5 A . l E 1 ' I or ilfgh xg 'as U 6 ' ,gr 0, Q : it lla li A -2 1-km 7 J 3 1 , ,rx X '5- Y 'iae.5'??fp l X R R Ass Left to right: Barbara Kemp, Vice President, George Bassett, President, Mr. Millett, Advisor, Miss lacovo, Advisor, Mr. Bruce, Advisor, Joyce Chaves, Secretary, Catherine Slapik, Treasurer. First row: Elizabeth Hall, Catherine Slapik, Elizabeth Griffin, Doris Broman, Sherrol Snell, Isabelle North, Carol Howe, Deborah Manchester. Second row: Frances Skelton, Rosemary Perry, Norma Warme, Arthur Clark, Richard Anderson, Irene Freiman, Barbara Scienzo. Third row: Richard Chisholm, Richard Fox, Herbert Chase, Richard Jenson, Carl Anderson, James Ross, David Grippen. , , : I v tw 4. , f l ', I x fy :Ni R B . : - .VQX K 4,1 Q X gx ws'-is 41..- ' Av, , er 5 'xv fl:ge:f:!:X,:,:,:L'esQ+Q-1 .7' '4Xix Mig ifffslf saws fgfSfs5l' TRN, In g?'!Xg-gy X geeky -kiss. sin L arf A , A ' i fi Y .v. h V -.-4:-l . v L. . 0 1. X, C : xg. .si iw . Q Vxiiffe-2' Y kg -.M l s, , fb V Left fo right: Miss Kochakian, Advisor, Mr. Montebello, Advisor, Barbara Anderson, President, Anne Young, Secretaryy Angus McLeod, Treasurer, Rollin Bolio, Vice President. First row: Ann Kundicz, Joanne Semefer, Doreen Carlson, Margaret Orr, Sandra Spadea, Carolyn l CLASS UF llf9P4Elll Mullins, Ellen Hartshorn, Barbara MacFadden. Second row: James Newell, Lorraine Smith, William Brown, Paul Kehoe, Wayne Crosby, John Dufault, Paul Uravich, Laural Nelson, Lois Penpraese. Third row: Pagani, Wayne Bishop, Bruce Soderholm, Clice Ensher, Howard Tinkharn, Angus McLeod, William ' 7 ' 4 5 ' 1, X , X5 z . ,,,, , , :Q . 7 ,, ,, .rf . U . I 1 , X. , , , ,pI 5: 55 7 1 .. 'iw V X . i . ,.,. , , 5-. ' af Q lx Y B i ii f Y ii :il.':,A i'l:I: xii T A -1 ,, ' if ? fa 12 15 ' .- v A 1 Q 2 3 S 2 i S. 'i H 5 iff? 4 tg 5, 9 Nc 5 X gg SWK is fi! Q Fail , , P -Xf'S5Nag ,iE 1 ,. R--r w i 2 xl li i v rf A lli -V iw 'N X , fir U . s x SS My is l ig? l X 1' 0 - X Charles Vinton. i . . R . s . .. k.-Asif , . lx . N? , its ig, g F' g, s Q 1 lg s , Q? .gg X Eg: 3 4 ' Q 1 X X, , s v-'QQ Qi? y 3 . 'sN.Y..-x ' WS X- 3 X x,,i.,N, Mi., 3 I , : x 3 Q-,ga A-:ga K Q - , RSV fx gi x , ,322 X A 'SQSEQ' x Xxx ' S2 Z1 s ' N w 8 li Q, X E Kb Y X i '? S' S . i -if li, x xx X Q. ff as u X X X V ff El l .' ! 1 2 2 ' ' ,-N C 3 Q ':. ' F, li li l'- it 5, i'f, First row: Linda Nickerson, Linda Okerstrom, Carol Cyr, Marianne Mc, Grath, Sandra McGovern, Maureen Crosby, Martha Large, Carol Seablom. Second row: Sally Olson, Ann Swanson, Jeffery Van Dyke, Barbara First row: Karen Swartz, Carolyn Lyons, Gail Pettengill, Carolyn Keith, Theresa Stulpin, Shiela Curly, Gail Alfieri, Mariorie Caswell, Second row: William Howard, Diane Demers, Audrey Forrester, Shiela Sinkevich, l Fox -AN 'gil 1 1 F 'r :fri le TV ' in , r I 1 1, ,t K i a l 5 , , ,1 , a . , Q . , 'LEM- . ,,.L.,, . gl W Wig? 7' u 1 Vi ,,, , i . t l fl. C N' Anderson, Beatrice Badger, Carol Gaffn-3, Eva' Ronald Metcalf, Ronald Asnle, Poir B: : Sprague Robert Slater,JOl1n Deane, Pauline Getchell, Nancy Seabiovn, Ann Young Wcnarci Se row: Russell Baker, Mithel Gauclwer, Gordon Jcroszn .Het MJ.: David Forrester, William Doane George Tmknefn, 221 y 1 'A W 1 , l 1 s l l Q El l ll A 1 ,. . 4 7 'him ' l -5 -J 'I V , F V x a Y t'f::',l:f:3i:g. i '..',n1Il3l2::x .::' RI' 9 L 'B Hi.. Yi lLf5SS 1961 Left to right: Mrs. Wheeler, Advisor, Mr. Cashin, Advisory Thomas Stewart, Vice President, Chris- tine Buker, Secretary, Miss Pearson, Advisor, Janet Guarino, Presidentg Larry Douglas, Treasurer. First row: Marianne Holmgren, Anne LaPerle, Carol Greene, Judith Olson, Linda Soderholm, Diane Edson, Roberta Ginn, Ruth DeCost. Second row: Raymond Peterson, William Skelton, Susan Brodrick, Beth Fenstermaker, Quintina Harris, Jane Souza, Sandra Grippen, Nancy Stlonge, Christine Buker, Donna Smith, Thomas Deane, Thornton Morse. Third row: Thomas Stewart, Edward Graffte, Leo Gasse, Ronald Broman, Donald Stuart, William Hirst, Timothy Bordeaux, John Hollien, Bradford Warme. ' S Q 3 3 .. gg E , 3 Q . Nam are ef- E 1 ., fx -- 'Uv 'SY' First row: Andrea Giovannini, Constance Fratangelo, Charlotte Esta- brooks, Martha Sharpe, Sharon McElroy, Dorothea O'Brien, Mary Bartkus, Beverly MacFadden, Second row: Sylvia LaPerle, Robert Gurney, Robert Perry, Lorraine Cabral, Sandra Nelson, David Wardwell, Rona Back- First row: Arvilla Harris, Judith Hambly, Joanne Gallagher, Gail Howard, Janet Guarino, Judith Staples, Ann Burber, Margaret LaBrache. Second row: George Auatin, Waune Finch, Richard Watson, Carolyn Fischer, Janice Wright, Patricia Caswell, Cheryl Hurcombe, Sherrol Teixeira, i l ' s i Z I l - Q '- if al l , -.. .W if .ff ' 'I l .,r.. 5 N fx lund, Nancy Newman, Bonnie Ha,'nes Ricfarc fire ce E- Andrea Ticchi. Third row: Timothy Mate-er 'Ceffew ' -aw '3-ff Eaton, Richard Crowley, Jon Churchill '.'f'a,n-2 Hcrfcf R l F Y Lawrence Douglas, Stanley Waite, Robert Copeland, Paul Noonan. Third ro'.-.: Dooglas HU' -' a ard, Arthur Daley, Ronald Alger, Peter Morrison Dcfalc F: Boynton, John Prescott, Richard Williarvs Antlicv, V-gaggr, I 1 3 . . it' 'S it X li l l i - El 7? I 7 4 :?!2:l'g V ' :ggi ,, .lig- M' If 1 SAK -3 Xl. av- -if ' i l l Q TE! f5SS 1962 Lett to right: Robert Johnson, Treasurer, Joanne Holmgren, President, Mr. Dunn, Advisor, Mr. Tivnan, Advisor, Richard Ohlson, Secretary, Mr. Gallup, Advisor, Sandra Beals, Vice President. E? ll is 1: First row: Barbara Kipper, Mary Martelli, Kathleen Crosby, Sharon Seablom, June Howard, Susan North, Janice Erbeck, Mariorie Clark. Second row: Pamela Rudine, Sandra Krugger, Barbara Howard, Audrey Emerson, Joanne Holmgren, Vera Benson, Judith Carlson, Veronica Harris, Sally Buker, Sandra Perry, Susan Buker, Richard Olsen, Robert Albert. Third row: Ralph Souza, Michael Van Dyke, Donald Sampson, Ralph Douglas, John Turner, James Walker, John Holmgren, Richard Bettencourt, Raymond Anderson, George Meurling, David Richard, James Anderson, Harold Anderson. , ii, ii- if ,. Fl! 5 211' ff' A .iff ws N l f Q ,J J, . I l l l I l , i l r - g T tl l '- First row: Nancy Okerstrom, Pamela Potter, Sandra Hicks, Janice Chub- buck, Catherine Sullivan, Sandra Ryan, Helen Keith, Eleanor Hirst. Second row: Matthew Owens, David Perry, Jane Hayward, Linda Chaves, Paula Alaxander, Gloria Eaton, Carolyn Pettengill, John Nelson, Peter Kehoe. First row: Janet Metcalf, Patricia Spadea, Mary Coffey, Cheryl Ware, Joyce Wilber, Christine Cook, Sandra Beals, Mary Thomas. Second row: Bruce Carlson, Robert Ross, Diane Forrester, Dorothy Perry, Sandra Barker, Diane Lotozynski, Sandra Stuart, Sally Russo, Joanne Howard, . H . Q iw l?'1 f it i, 55 Nl, L vo s.. ...psa- ...at f .1 Third row: Robert Anderson, Douglas Veroriesi, Rainer Estabrooks, David A. Perry, Richard Bono Ra, Sawyer, Peter Chase, Robert Johnson, .'-'ilmarr Fir-'F Alfred Rohnstrom, Ronald Coelho. Third row: Todd Gr t c: '- Farr, Arthur Perry, Richard Ames, Paul Howard, Ricrarct B Thomas, Anthony Barros, Paul Burtt, Donald Newman, Ed o Paul Ahlborg. 1 a 5., ,k HDNDR RDLL GRADE 12 Judith Andrews Elaine Bisemore Forrest Broman Barbara Drake Paula Grundberg Barbara Gurnrnow Ralph Harris Joanne Howe David Marr Paul Ohman Joan Perkins Barbara Riddell Priscilla Young GRADE l l David Cabral Shirley Ely Judith Gour Robert Linehan Robert McDonald GRADE lO Gail Ensher Joy Fidler GRADE 9 W Ba rba ra Anderson Sheila Curley Walter Emerson Olive Ensher Ellen Hartshorn Carolyn Keith Anne Kundzicz Martha Large Donald Metcalf Laurel Nelson James Newell Linda Okerstrorn Lois Penpraese Nancy Seablorn Sheila Sinkevich Ann Swanson GRADE 8 Linda Boyd Susan Brodrick Christine Buker Ann Burba Laurinda Cabral Dianne Edson Charlotte Estabrooks 'Carol Greene Sandra Grippen Quintina Harris Richard Kline Sandra Nelson Judith Olson GRADE 7 t'Paula Alexander Sandra Barker Richard Bolio Paul Burtt Marjorie Clark Terenz.io Erarno Lewis Estabrooks Veronica Harris Eleanor Hirst Sandra Hicks Barbara Howard June Howard Helen Keith Richard Ohlson Nancy Okerstrom Sandra Stuart Catherine Sullivan kHigh honors HAs of January i957 X x -fy' 'Luft z W .,u ' o1:':v,.. a- V. 0-:,, - , V Qs.',. 1. . - 'o ' 4. .,.1-...X 1 ,. ,. -.'-, --.-.-':,'.' - ,,. . 1. 1 fn . o, g fy. if ll 44,444 +44-xii? 4411? , 'gg .. yq. I Wav-, N ! 'rpm . 3 FQ, I3 - 'iE415xd ' .xx X- 1' 0. 'tg2i1',i25S fi f-u-new-f -xsyg.. .. 1, ,r .1 V-I f.1v4zf'P26?!: ' 3 ,A 5 5 5 Y ' 2 E 'W-M First row: Betty Grippen, Paula Grundberg, Priscilla Young, Betsy Frankhouser, Joyce Kohl, Barbara Drake Second row: Mr. Bruce, Advisory David Marr, Ralph Harris, Forrest Broman, Paul Ohman, Earl Caswell Judith Gour. Third row: Paula Bumpus, Judith Rudine, Robert Linehan, Robert McDonald, Carolyn Demers ' CCfU5lUNfClllL, ST LU U llil 'll ' fm ,J Advisor P+: ' MR, VIENS 'CZEPH 39,23 T ' KL l 1 I J ' Z1 In T l ll Q H l J ' ..,. , 5 2 . l f l . 1 l l , A 1 I l 1 . 5 ' l x x ' ' I x 1 , X I 5 I J Q l l Vice Presfdenf Secretary Treasar-er WILLIAM TURNER MARGARET SWEENEY CAROLYN MLJL fm! 1-v Q -owns---x , l I First row: Forrest Broman, Carolyn Mullins, Joe Braga, Margaret Sweeney, William Tr-mer ,lean Perkins Second row: Joanne Holmgren, George Bassett, Janet Guarino, Jane Foy. Mr. Viens Xx3lli'T Ewxefsoo Herbert Chase, Johnny Holmgren, Donald Seager, Barbara Anderson, Richard Kline. 4 . 9 , , I R . H ,. .f ! glxil - ,H BAND :..,Atww Managers: FORREST BROMAN, PAUL OHMAN .... 1, . 'kz-:,tQ.,f. WW, ,-v, HV' E, 'J-ful, , g 1' gp , ng, 1, ,,,,TmW-5 iwwsl Y 1- as - f t F A , 2 4 2 f ' , f 2 5 t l tl: Q i t 3 2 2 g ' ' 1 1 2 ar E s S 3 E 2 ' ' 2 2 ll 3 E 1 I 5 9 i t f i 3 l 5 : 5: l 2 E ' e V' l 2 L I 1 'Q i 3 A 1 f C 5 1 Q z : A 5 1 l 2 E l l A i ' 1 A 4 3 i l 5 5 Q ' ' ' - - ' A f I 5 V 2 'M ,-5. 2 First row: David Cabral, George Austin, Ronald Metcalf, Carolyn Demers, Diane Demers, William Skelton, Sylvia LaPearle, Martha Large, Maiorie Caswell, Ronald Copeland, Susan Nickerson. Second row: Raymond Veada, Bradford Warme, Kenneth Turner, Anthony Veada, Douglas Hill, Paul Ohman, Forrest Broman, David Marr, Donald Seeger, Frances Skelton, Patricia Caswell, Lawrence Douglas, Arthur Clark, Donna Smith, Isabelle North, Linda Haynes. Third row: Linda Sampson, Timothy Mather, John Prescott, Richard Kline, Mr. Lewis. ui' M -,,,w, in ll? 'LJ M Head Majoreffe BARBARA GUMMOW Wil All U R llil'fli fli'Qlfl5 ff' , M! 17 'g v 7- Q, .. ,' XN4 1- M if A f-x vii' . 4 , ,W 85. 'X , .. H ' '. if FTW. 15 s A' ff 'nz g., , g3'ZJ'4-,- A , : V ' ,X 1: EH 4 I . .V ,L f A U .- Z' fr! -- '18 '- 1- .' wi ,- ,fn --.. A . a-. 1 -. Jr. 1 'S .. -,g 4.1.-gb wi- , ultra , 1,,h'1':?v. A-4 f ,raw 'N J 'fc f ' i ' 631. I . ,-, 3 lb ,,.:'1l'f gg.5 '.f'Yr.,s!rf. W..'.Nf-46-wi.. .pv'l.- 1' -,-A7126 '-'14 df? IP., , ,f ,U ffl' A Left to right: Virginia Tibbefts, Patricia Burke, Carol Howe, Sherell Snell, Paula Grundberg, Barbara mow, Doroihy Lyons, Virginia North, Janice Taylor, Mary Skelton, Rosemary Perry, Patricia Brown, .-of Gum- CHOIR lg! Q E iii li 5.41 T First row: Ruth Staples, Isabelle North, Susan Holmgren, Joanne Howe, Carolyn Demers, Barbara Kemp, Sherrol Snell, Dorothy Lyons, Joyce Chaves, Carol Nowe, Kathryn Richard, Virginia North: Second row: Frances Skelton, Barbara Scienzo, Deborah Manchester, Irene Freeman, Joyce Kohl, Joan Perkins, Judith Andrews, Margaret Sweeney, Kathryn Coftey, Mitchell Goucher, William Turner, Donald Seager, Gloria Pratt, Janice Taylor, Judith Gour, Joan Boyd, Pricilla Young, Linda Sampson, Shirley Perry, Patricia Burke, Patricia Brown, William Brown. Third row: Francis Poole, Richard Fox, David Cabral, David Erbeck, Richard Alger, Earle Caswell, Russell Johnson, Lawrence Wardwell, Forrest Broman, David Marr, Paul Ohman, Carl Anderson, Michael Harding, Herbert Chase, Tony Harding, Robert Benson, Frank LaBrache. .I-,.f Director: Mrs. Hill we-s:sm.xg.. umm -. .ma ORCHESTRA lli it !r s t .ug -W Director: Mr. Lewis t i 7 l - l 5 2. I l H 1 . , l J 5 . li i l 5 . , E ,Q ' 1 1 l F , -Q si ' l 4 James Anderson, Kathrine Sullivan, Margaret Short, Bradford Warme, Paul Ohman, Arthur Clark, Richard Cline, Diane Demers, Martha Large, Maiory Caswell. Second row: George Austin, Mr, Lewis, Linda Haynes David Marr, Forest Broman, William Skelton, Christine Cook, Helen Keith, Kennetlw Turner. WEST Advisor: MISS KOCHAKIAN Editor-in-chief: JUDITH ANDREWS ver First row: Donna Williams, Sheila Styles, Joanne Semefer, Dorna Edson, Dorothy Lyons. Second row: Eleanor Canzano, Shirley Perry, Gail Perry, Karen Swartz, Shirley Silveria, Nancy Seablom, Virginia North, Annette Braga, Mary Skelton, Patricia Brown. WIN, ,, ...nv Assistant Editors: Elaine Bisemore, Barbara Drake, and Paula Grundberg. 5 25 ' 'i ,, l-- ' ' - , t in l l 1 i Q gk , Al 'V f . i f T' 2 2 - . Z t -- il ll I t, ' lll - YJ 1 First row: Doris Broman, Sheila Styles, Betsy Frankhouser, Gloria Harron, Mary Ann McGrath. Second row: Sheila Curley, Paula Bumpus, Catherine Slapik, Anthony Harding, Earle Caswell, Robert McDonald, Kathryn Richard, Donna Smith, Miss Kochakian, Advisor, Third row: Shirley Perry, Joy Fidler, Norma Warme, Virginia North, Carolyn Mullins, Irene Freeman, Mary Skelton. iw Xxfnsggf-warm ,. . A HQCILU 9lf'3?. First row: Barbara Drake, Robert MacDonald, Susan Holmgren. Second row: Advisor-Mr. Graffte, Gloria Pratt, Kathryn Richard. SCIENCE C UB -- NNE' l - - -. First row: Bonnie Haynes, Carolyn Fisher, Robert Anderson, Veronica Harris, Susan North, Stanley Waite, Mariorie Clark, Louis Esterbrooks, Barbara Kipper, Sandra Perry, Judy Brown, Edward MacCarthy, Eleanor Hirst. Second row: Advisors-Mr. Millet, Mrs. Dutton, Todd Grundberg, Jane Hayward, Paul Ahlborg, Carolyn Pettingill, James Anderson, Douglas Hill, David Perry, Howard Farr, Barbara Howard, Paul Noonan, Diane Forrester, Joanne Howard, Harold Anderson, Advisor-Mr. Toothaker. Third row: Jacqueline Phelean, Paul Howard, Ronald Stewart, John Helene, Jean Gallager, Sandra Ryan, Rhona Backland, Sheroll Ware, Gregory Eaton, Sharon Seabloom, Patsy Spadea, Arvilla Harris, Quintina Harris, David Perry, Larry Douglas, Douglas Veronisi, Sandra Hicks. - -,1,v X - 7' 1 'I ' ,ALUHJMWLAL I ' ' N 'V .44 vl dm Mrs. Kumi Advisor First row: D. Seablom, B. Soderholm, M. Gaucher, J. VanDyke, B. Warme, R. Coelho, L. Smith, L. Nick- erson, A. Young. Second row: J. Taylor, R. Coelho, T. Bradford, R. Snell, R. MacDonald, J. Ross, J. Semeter, E. Caswell, R. Broman, H. Tinkam, A. Kundzicz, G. Alferi, C. Keith. RADMDCLYB MR. MILLETT, Advisor x., A , 4 1 X qi' - P iml '.f'--. Q-RK Left to right: David Marr, Mr. Millett, Donald Seeger, Robert McDonald, Earle Caswell. J DRHVER EDUCATHUN :Mi t If Q34 .Karl ,. 1- 'T' if t ra li 4 Ll Erfjgrggzf E1 ll I I .HA -' .Wi-V f-. , l ,, 7 fe -g l 8 We .7-5., Y. e'---......2,,,.gsA First row: Catherine Slapik, Jane Foye, Sheila Styles, Shirley Perry, Judy Ames, Doris Broman, Virginia North. Second row: Shirley Ely, Rose Lewis, Mary Skelton, Linda Sampson, Donna Williams, Janice Taylor. Third row: Daniel Greene, Richard Swan, Robert Linehan, Bradford Nickerson, James Ames, James Ross, Ronald Snell, Thomas O'Toole, Richard Anderson. TWT Mr. Folsom, Driver Education Instructor Miss lacovo, Sports Club Advisor First row: Gail Perry, Donna Smith, Norma Warme, Shirley Perry, Mary Skelton, Virginia North, Sheila Styles, Dorna Edson, Joyce Chaves, Rosemary Perry, Jane Trillo. Second row: Paula Bumpus, Ellen Howard, Sheila Grant, Miss lacovo, Rose Lewis, Joan Boyd, Doris Broman, Judy Gour, Carol Howe, Judy Rudine, Donna Williams, Margaret Sweeney, Jane Foye. BOY Glo, V l 'I 1' I ilzlli, Cl, L ,li 'lil . 1, ' :DQ il 4, r 5 l -... I .liifi R'l'i'S. 55531 5 . 55 25 I Vi ' 2, Q 6 Khaki-M :gms , nz f g. , I 41:-br 1 '-Y? ' Mig l gif - A -. -I, ' - L , N4- .-J .ur lmm4'i mx if' lf '..' i ..-qv ag J' ' ..- First row: Douglas Veronesi, Robert Anderson, Ronald Coellrio, Paul Noonan, Bruce Carlson, Harold Anderson. Second row: Leslie Boynton, Richard Bolio, John Holmgren, Raymond Anderson, Richard Burrill, David Perry, Louis Esterbrook. GHRLS9 GLEE C UB Ea.- f I I ' 1 l A .L 2 l l l l - i 5 l R5 1 , First row: Barbara MacFadden, Ann Kundicz, Maiorie Caswell, Edna Howard, Sandra Spades, Carole Sears Joanne Semeter, Margaret Orr, Marianne MacGrath, Sheila Sinkevich, Ann Young, Nancy Seablorn Swartz, Thresa Stulpin, Sheila Curley. Second row: Sally Ohlson, Carolyn Keith, Ellen Hartsiworn, Mullins, Beatrice Badger, Carolyn Lyons, Linda Nickerson, Linda Okerstrom, Barbara Anderson, Nelson, Ann Swanson, Gail Alferi. Q, Karen Carolyn Laurel THE CILIMBER iff 'INA 5 I 5 I Edifor: Priscilla Young Junior Editor ' Robert McDonald ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS 3ix L1., H S' N - . ffl . I' . N 'P Barbara Riddell Joyce Kohl ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES Brenda Giovannini Kathryn Richard BOYS' SPORTS GRADUATES QQ X A Q T I 'Els I K .- 11 - .T X .I - K -i,'.'fy: ,I , xr: 1, x grgifkli-1.-Q1.,w'g,fi-5,3 N ix I I' W- 1 ' vDi'f1 -' EMA 3'l:.'1 'x James Wolfsberg Judith Andrews Gloria Prafr GIRLS' SPORTS Barbara Drake GRADUATES PNN' .IAIITU I f EQ Q Q ' I ' 1: ij . - Paula Grundberg 1 fix Advisor Mrs. McCormack ORGANIZATIONS f yr I , A E Susan Holmgren BOYS' SPORTS David Marr STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER 5 Ri ' sag' tx ,Q 1 G I Q X ' 'R I X X 1 9 as Q x gf N B5 I Kg Xxxx SRX A X- . c,, ,Q ,x im wx, is Mg gaiggm N s c, S.. Q ,Q - , a n ,kiss M: A.--1354 4 Janice Taylor f i .' a B f v f ,Q -' ART STAFF: Bruce MacFadden Robert MacDonald. I .QV . Q gi., ff, TX 5 if BUSINESS STAFF FITST rovx Susan Holmgren Betsy Frankhouser Paula Crundberg, Marie Dillenschneider, Carol Soderholm Second row Joanne Howe Gloria Harron Kathryn Ruchard, Addy McGrath, Brenda Glovanmm Pr: cllla Warme Mary Bordeaux Mr Graffte Third row Joan Perkins, Judy Andrews, Edna EK The newspaper staff is amused by an unusual I event. 1 4. , -H1349-, -J: Uv' 4. 5 4 jg files, ,:..g,,'l f-'JZ' iii' ,lx : ,nl-.ef , l fi ' ,off .1 15, ff' fu The Cafeteria Staff pre- pares for the noonday rush. u. 'WW nf 4 . i ' vi'- x - fs,-ul X, mm :wg X 1 - .:, , 5323? .eww x ,:,..lil XJ , , 4 .rs ,,'- . A . . . . N , ifvflqx, s.. x , .NX-. mf-,gi 41.2-Q - ' l ml ' uw Afwlvi ' x- rx: :Mm-- - wwf Ni W +39 NNN. x xi EA t-Mig, x , X X ' A.:- 1 '49-mx Mimi' W he rx N Eff-A N Mais +L. N 4 Qi, -.NN QJNEKXXU its K. ui-A-. 'X ' Q, fa-...,s,.. X -' -- :Miz 3-Pfqiff7,-5gt..lE,,rgi:,., r f -Q. , 'S--N., T,5'4'I,-'rl v , :RW- fz-fi6i:':1.l:--A-,ii.r.:..',f',- pg.. , viK.,, ,, ----51,1-..-l1:-ml.--1 ws-'-wr . N... X vi N V: 1- iw' V ' -.'1z:f ' 55 5 s- - x i 1, v 1 ' V nu-guy ' M fMi'3eSmii1saa:5s .,,. e fa .+,'2' if f nu' 1 , la: . , arf., fl ' 1 If ' it , t,,.., , . , .Q , --.-, . , , 1 A: n..m.... Mr. Moss gives some valuable instruction to the Library Staff. -1. 'Q .gm 'V- I X XX X 1 x . 'ef 9 - , - '-NN A-Xfalisw X A ap i' i.h.r,.i5.W , i,','k?'Q ,:- X..i'x,Am . ,,,3g4,'gA, A, ' 1' ,lgwigsx X H ru X-rg e . '-.149 9 up-a 15 Q., Qz- li . ..- -is-:, -,H Gia 'Min is NXV XM .-s,-may W lif-irgezgiis fx S ' s mfiiifiifify Qi' The efficient but always smiling Office Staff. X .IF - if XVJ ., l , rf, 4 'X I Y ' AU ,q.. W. vw. 1 ' : n ef-'arm-'nm , :- ,.-1 -I--L 'ix 1.1. FCPUTEAL1 9? ,-. 5-Qs fi . ,, -14 un? 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'W71'Ia':1 Br:-wn. Roneht' Snell, Managery Tony -a'iE'1g Serge Esssef Rl:ie': Sv-'ar Stagg .ing i-f., Angus N1cLeo:!. EDWARD SINKEVICH FORREST BROMAN ROY JACKSON 9 ll , . Q9 .1 Co-Captains EARL CASWELL EDWARD SINKEVICH 3- D-. L, - Y 'L he 5 .10 ROLL' 5,2 Y 1 f-4 N EARL Ci-S R - A NC- .. K K I -X I wares ' I X i X S ' ' , :tx 5' 5 X 14 ia' 'W T122 , A uw - L. A MM 1, Head Coach URBINO BARRIERA RICHARD CHILDS FRED REED K 4, .K if ,L 'rw-4 JJ A -M r - - .JW . - , - V . Z -- I A . ,, U, ,.- A ,- Ve' A 4' '-f 'wi ,'- ,' - , 4 .MJ 1. ' ,233-F 2?-L51 '-::' --'-4:f: 1 'Q '- T' , , ,vi ' . , ', xL,I: QQ - Q fl ' . .4-...uni .., 1, ,-I., a.. ,-.-, 9 r. ' I 1-fl: 12' V .Q - ,-Y , , , . ,H --:: ,.- . . ,-..-,.. -,-, f Q , 1 , ,- - .- ,,-' -fa-,-.Q-' -' .44 - -- -- --.,-- 'L -3 - -L-Pif : -v 5 'ff' 41.5 W1 f 'fy' .r if v-:va I 1 , -4 -K .- I Aflgf ff , -f?:'5f? fi s',:,' ,,'.,'A ,-' ' 'f 1775 . 44 ':z ?-' I 4 ff' 4 ' U--LPI' T, ' fa? Lf.,'-fr ,' '--5 ,,-Fczg-vi 'A-. A5-N rg- , ,z': ,--q.' '.-r fi-ff? li' -,.,:-- -:, 5,-U 7-1-4, S- AJ., 1 as M 4 . 1 . .ls 9 Q ,,.l x u - I , - w -. 'L W 1- s.. v 1-.C 1 A Y W . K ff it' r ' .4 .Li X' XII I -4- lv 3 ! L . I K - .-Ii. f .11 3 l 1 X ' ' - V ff 1 lffl 11' - ' ri. fi' I I. ll 1 '- yt,-,g.4, I . . A l H '3 3' fd'-Tr? '- ,. Q. . . . Q. CQ ' 'Y A ' 5 X ' . ' , QW- 1- iJ x A5 k Afifi fffg. gd - g r' 3 ML F 55 4011- - .aw N,,.,,,Q'-Q. sw Q53 if 3 5 Pb v-- ,A ,, -4 1,5 :,: .H v r .1 N 5 1 A 5. fi 5? 5 MARGARET SWEENEY 'r .,,l NK If N ,Y N, ei. .3f.x:-R. . ' .' 44.2 lr.,-: - - X ra'-may-.s -w:iff.::-, , - W J 1 X -if .3 ,gg fa aai ,I 5.5 .3 Y .Q xl ,I ,: :5 .4 1 1 -.2:f::1-'-Af A H':'- rp, J ' ' 11 4 Nj EQ --5414 , A A - - M, Hi , , M I H , N , x V , ' w X r, in K N ,.. B,x gAX. M 5 K, Q 'D L. 1 ,pi Q W , x l V 1 -ll ,3 N ga , iq' fi A 1 Pk 1 My Sv' fx' - F, -K -:vii -iv..f-- L 1 , ,gif K E , 1 -..:q,l',icx:, 15,5-:SL 1, . A -1 '- . ., 1 : f R' ' mfs iff-5 gy Q.-,ML 9-.x3Q:'1.: QS' gig :, :SA - A -' :QM 531355 'fywsfgse'5Z5zwEfi,2-3?1zE? ivvw ,3.z.f-295-l2.,:,'r:.1.g,gk,gq.x-115,,4.xye?kvz'S1E33' .V , -- 'mg'-Qvi1S,y,g.Xggkx M4 ,ww ,, .u,.,....,. gb., ,.. ,H ,, , .Kg ,,,,aK, ,Q f , 'L Q, N ' bw .fvwg Mm 1, mm w , , , X V .IOANNE HOWE ELEANOR CANZANO QHEERLEADERS .E ag 4 Q , ff. W9 W , , ,,,, ,. , , .. 4 :-S r: X N . . K.: -. 1 f JOAN PERKINS :x xx avi xxx wt 3 ai - A -E N , is, Af ,gggk N- Y ' ,:2.w,s i 1 , , n J BARBARA KEMP mmm sour: JANE Fovs FRANCES svcmom YV A lRSll'll'Y HSA K lli1'jI jI1f, A Ql,,fl,, :tix Q 'x 54. X I 'f fre N 1 Standing: Roland Ashley, Gregg Anglim, Edward Sinkevich, Earl Caswell, Paul Ohman, Roy Jackson, Ralph Harris, Robert Linehan, James Wolfsberg, Forrest Broman. Kneeling: Donald Seager, Manager, Urbino Barreira, Coach. JUNHUR VARSHTY -sr 4? A 40 11 sn . L Faq l Sv Vw Back row: John Tivnan, assistant Coach, George Bassett, Frank LaBrache, William Turner, James Ross, Edward Moses, Richard Fox, David Perry. Front row: Ronald Newman, Carl Anderson, Richard Jensen, Russell Johnson, Donald Seablorn, Herbert Chase, Bradford Nickerson. - ,QM 5 22222222222 W f ':A2 'Wa 1 : Q Q6 725 . 2. 2 W BASKETBALL SCHEDULE MAYFLOWER LEAGUE Cohassett ,,,.,.,2,,,,,. 46 Dec W. B ..,,,,,., 73 Norton ..... ,....., 4 8 Cohassett ............,, 50 Dec. W B .......,. 87 Wrentham -- ,...... 49 Norton ,..,,,,,,,,,.2,.2, 48 Jan. W 'B. ,,.ALL.. 72 Holbrook ..oo.,..oo,..ooA 46 Bridgewater ,.,... ...,.48 Jan. W. B .....,o,o 98 Bridgewater .,,,... ,243 E. Bridgewater .....,oo 33 Jan. W B. ...,.... 67 E. Bridgewater oo,.,.,, 66 W lt ,,A,..,,,..,,. 72 J . AJS? Jig- 34th Annual South Shore Basketball Plainville -- ,....,.,a 4l Jan. W B nfgxbff H76 Norwen -vfv----fffAfff i47 Holbrook -. .,...,,,, 43 Jan. W 3 'fffffiii 71 Hanover -,---d-f 5 ----v H58 AVQBD ------- 222--2222 5 3 Jan- vv B ......... 54 E. Bridgewater ..,,,,,, 46 Plamvllle .,.. .,.o...,. 5 6 Jan. Eastern Massachusetts Tourney W. B .,....... 65 Brldgewater ............ 45 Feb. 26 W. B .,,....ao Hanover .,.,, .... M ar. l Feb. l Feb. 5 Feb. 8 Feb. 1 1 Feb. 13 Conference Feb. 18 Feb. 20 Feb. 22 ' ' QM JUNHUR Hll BASE DTBALL xx v ltlllx' 4 'll ' fill X-3 in . f .iff 5, f l l lf if 'f 4 B ix 1 N I .5 M . qi 'z N I nv... 5 1 it ! Front row: Louis Estabrooks, Jack Nelson, Robert Ross, Richard Burrill, Matthew Owens Charles Harms, Second row: Paul Uravich, David Wardwell, Ruclxy Olsen, Robert Johnson, Bradford Warme James Elias John Holmgren. Third row: Ronald Coelho, Donald Metcalf, Ronald Alger, Wayne Horton, Jon C'-vent? Angus McLeod, Donald Stuart, Thomas Stewart, Kenneth Turner. Back row: Coach, John Tivnan Tn thx Bordeaux, William Doane, Bruce Soderholm, Walter Emerson, Ronald Broman, Roland Bolio. VARSITY EHEERLEADERS Front row: Jane Foye, Margaret Sweeney, Joanne Perkins, Francis Skelton. Back row: Co-Captain Joanne Howe, Barbra Kemp, Judy Gour, Co-Captain Eleanor Canzano. -- f ,W . . ,v ff. ' 7 'W ru ' R, f ill ' -- ' W ' - ' 1 W-YV , , . f ,. . . Y r J'-,f,:q.3,-,: 5 Joanne Howe Evelyn Viens, Luice McCormack Eleanor Canzano Co-Captain Advisors Co-Captain JUNHUR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front row: Sally Olson, Martha Large, Sheila Curley, Catharine Slapik. Back row: Jacqueline Phelan, Judy Staples, Donna Smith, Sherroll Snell. l 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 l l f 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 l li A S lil li A IL, fl, 2 tx,-fir I W, I N ' , D if T, 'fl-X. , 5, N g ,. . --f - 1 .I 'A Rxvvrf ff x K 1 x ,N ' r, ..,f, 1 q S , .ul 1l l. f lvl P , 1 , 1,7 '1 51 I als lift L fgifff A-l,Q,'lL g... L9-fl .f y4'a5q1 WM' i Back row: Leo Gleason, Coach, Bradford Nickerson, Tony Harding, Stephen Churchill, Robert Linehan, Ronald Newman, Gregg Anglim, Robert Sullivan. Front row: Lawrence Wardwell, William Ledin, Roy Jackson, William Allen, Peter Reed, Earl Caswell, Forrest Broman. 36 f-- ..,.,',-,, , ' 51 , . .A -,H . g ,V N . ' - , . if - if fy, 4, :N 'ir A K rv Lf.. -3' X1 fl Q ,y 1 l 'L 1' f K- A Q I i . ba. 1 ' l 8' l l I l ' , 1 . -ggi' , i . X r Y . . 4 NN! 5-it les 3 Jr? WW W I4 x- 'i x -A Back row: Victor Bissonnette, Coach, David Ward, Wayne Horton, Ronald Metcalf. Front row: Angus McLeod, David Forrester, Ronald Newman, Rollin Bolio, Bruce Soderholm, Donald Metcalf. 54, J' e' M, . .. .a, 36 V N' ITL, 2-,X fl f 2? .f.'z'?:1 ': :ze 4- 51:3 , N. -1 -if . . .h . .Q ..', . ' I I, I flllllllf3,ll,,b' Aribllfl Y .lftlwblt lu l lt x l,l, Clockwise: Joy Fidler, Rose Lewis, Addy McGrath, Joanne Howe, Carolyn Demers Betty Gnppen Barbara Gummow, Roberta Gummow, Carol Soderholm, Katherine Coffey, Judy Rudine Andre Stevens Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Basketball Schedule Bridgewater E. Bridgewater Norton Avon Rockne Holbrook Avon Rockne Norton Holbrook Bridgewater E. Bridgewater Q43 ' - ,H C Wygv H ,.' A ,- 1 f f, u ,9..w2'5, f wsmnmmwaf eg - Xjfmv, A, G - . I ,fl Q r mr 3 3 il ,,, I l3ll?l,S' l WUNWUR VAR5VlY Back row: Joanne Semeter, Sheila Sinkevich, Isabell North, Doris Broman, Anne Young, Donna Williams, MaryAnn McGrath, Sandra Spadea, Beairice Badger, Anne Kundzicz, Margery Caswell. Front row: Irene Freeman, Carolyn Keith. l I N rv A .. ,, 1 1 , ' l ,NL A Q ' vw fi 155 I- Q lx Q . xx, N lx sl .T N 5 is , mfs l X fx l Q -7, fisljwsmifi h - i . in-, Ag Y, , V -f l bg 'N l X g ' 3 I V ' ffm, 5,2 ,. Qu N i -k FHm ' . ,L K-ji-N:-.a.4 --A Q ---lv. .V . L, 5 A .' I. ',-rag,-L., '... f-P VE J, 'u ' :- Y I can.-'x.'!v.1 Managers: GAIL PERRY, BETTY SKELTON, PAULA BUMPUS Coach: MISS IACOVO is SUFTBALL ,.. fra. at fi at. . Back row: F. Skelton, J. Fidler, N. Warme, L. Haynes, D. Smith, l. Freeman, J. Chaves. Middle row J Taylor, C. Howe, D. Williams, E. North, C. Demers, S. Snell, J. Foye, M. Sweeney, J. Rudine, Miss Jordan Front row: J. Perkin, C. Soderholm, B. Gummow, E. Baker, J. Mather, J. Badger, C. Coffey, B. Reynolds, J. Pierce, B. Grippen, J. Howe. l l l g I f i A - V . x , Q 1 Ns eg t wg, nazi 5, J R Q Ji, Q? Y 4 Q' in Q .- -. x Q f' 3' r , ' V ,af ' My X wh X '. sg 4 Aff . N is ' P ll vs., NY . , I fire, I h Y: l' 3 . ' :Q E il ,- -: J ' ' 5- .' 'S 1. 3 2?-P ,s V- ' ??4'.Q- X' '- 2,3 5, V f 599- IQ f 1' N tx .J fi- gigs-J. 4:9 - t .-f- ' -- t . X -,--N-:.m-:Nm-.-M .- V6 ' . fv -! .if5s- .1 JS: il.. t , Q 5 'i l Y' Q' t rx- - ,I -1- r-35-'-aft K V ra 'gt fir: eff.. 'gel rf-ft Y x N X t r sf vl D33 f 132. N . Ls' . ':111'1Z,', 1. Managers: JANE MATHER, BARBARA REYNOLDS May May May May May May Softball Schedule Norton 10 E. Bridgewater I7 Bridgewater Norton 24 Bridgewater E. Bridgewater I In I, 5 --,Ab s -- .'1le,1 -3, ., ' ,fl V Fa If' J! A ' A ' r in ' ' 4... I ' A , Z YT' I . X W -f::?zi.' 1 41-'ea - - h 1, , ., I .L fs. , W- , - ,R X ww.: ,:1,'s,f5-' 4-' , . My-5, .. ' AXCTVYITIES WESTCAPADES Waiting to go on . . :rw fi VM.. K M Mx TR Vs' -i . gqxfff ii -A,L...f, , . l ff 'f .rw as-.. Shh!! Here comes Peter Pan! pat dancing To HROSS Mane Our delightful M. C. The 'Ury Westecapades l are here again. 'W' fx X .X Dancing to beautiful music . . . :X X . xx X 31956 M Go, Sinl-cy! Wha1's the charge, sir? Sperweveg gvfg gm vheir sen' rf-vial ' 'p+ f, .1 4 - ' ' fp fx , 5' ,f 556 t X j. I The German band Whaf's next. Doc? in action, SERENADHW Our Charming Chaperons I N X 1 l 1 w i i 1 A if jj iN BLIUH5 'HB Grand march .S v ARSENHC AND ULD LACE S l It woulcln't be very nice around here if . . . l W., ,wx ,- 1 l .,vx..g - -SEQ t 'y gx Wx Q51 '4 yy: 2 Preparing for the big night! Will you have some wine, dearie? uwlw Just think, in only two short years, you've taken on the spirit of Brooklyn. MHSCELLAN GUS s ix, ' i Presemafion of the television set To Mrs. Hayward G-uni,-Q tuna-up u fm- It 5,5 FQ: ,' T2 Busy buzzing about the basketball boys. -and . ., ,,.V v, ',....,-.,. 'A C. .f '5- ,Q-fszg ,J Our winning pyramid! Here comes The band with their snappy uniforms! J , 4 1 J A CTII VfV,l 'fl M13 G U N 0, ,Pc w ..- 1 1 , Vg V, I ' .J-LA....- , . A beautiful night to remember. The Sir Peek if ag-15 ,hgi s ' Our first winter formai. The Matador and Zee E: 1 . r ': Q i ' ?. fr s if ,u . A W x Ai' V- I I . 1 -' -' ' , v i,g f' , v-Q 1 f x . ' A file Hg ,l 1 01,59 .5 I PN as-Q, U 3 Fr- I ' R JJ' -S-A H. M. S. Pinafore in our younger days gY'T' 1 r-' -r-fv-,fe-yr an 3 Mia Q4 'WN ,ww X fgaxf IM? .. ' sig ,,-Q5 4 Ny fo' f , , V P I -.x . L.. ma 0 X , g , , '- U4 - 3 X .W , as .6 , M ez, ' 'ck1'.':ff': 2 Y ., 4 Q A If? Q-Qi-f:1f,' ., 3 -3 jf . 539, j, z ,as .x ..jCf ze 39499 K . Q' E K N .Q 2. ffffw .. 1 'if .ff 132 M ,wifi - V s V, :Zjvj H ,T 1 , ' 4' .4 . - ,-.AS ep. ' V- I y, , ',.- , -X, 'fi 2 L 'if-6:22 -' ' - J,..q. -.Q ,f 221- f A EDWARD SINKEVICH JAMES WOLFSBERG ' -?.ft::2':x.f, S ., :.'.LjwQ-5 .I , i s V -' MN M- - .A 1 ' ' 5 1 ,f .gm -,1, 41, ,- 11 xx , J '. x , - 115-,-, J -, , , . ,,, ,e-4.1.-, - ' Z . . ,,.. Ale I X 'SW It .Ms . W K ' if 'Is :QSM Most Popular I gi SENJIUIE ,931 W -ff! , ,fp ,R - 1 'P 'ISI'-5 Gfiif' JOANNE HOWE ' 1 1 02ff1? Ify ,qf.3k,:s.,.3Q-V-f K A- 9w'f,,,g'5 , ,. , ' . - r .L - . Q H ' -: 2 'EJ' 3 t, 25545, sm:-:Q'IfZ-E-A 1. fglqf 54 as. 'Q ffl :rj '4' . A Friendliesf Wiffiesf BARBARA GUMMOW ww X QNX TONY HARDING JUDY ANDREWS 5UPER1LATiI'ViElS l FORREST B ROM AN Most Likely To Succeed Y mimi PAUL OHMAN Most Musical 'rw ,ia nv' vi NW Y Wie' A K gn. Y' ' ? ' L m PAULA GRUNDBERG M . ost Likely To Succeed A N 10 B v-of Q Q-, 'lf' X Q , SUSAN HOLMGREN Most Musical 'Y 'Y' 1 ,A '.Tf. U,-4-.' f, ,. 'f,,'4' ,Y W ,f ,, Y f . I ,JH T A Q Ru ,Q I gg '- X w.Qg1 fflE: MA 3 V in - iv 5 EARLE CASWELL Most Athletic c ,-, BETTY GRIPPEN Most Arhleric ....., ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS , it V. ,X wx :T , - , fsgaig. f S .W Cul' KYK a ff! A--,iz .' The Christmas Assembly? P1 . .. . . 33 P. ,I - ftiffi. I X -:wa ,iw-wrrsewz-,f' ws..1fv1fwffNx....... f- mf-t::.,:, 2 .- f . -s-wt .-ft-vt mi.. ,zgyw?'Qfrf'f, :.-L '.-ve' -E'tllilshibrfrN4:.'?ii-13.13233ii '.2?,3j12:e5-Q, . -in 1 ' ' The old soothsayer! Spirit at its highest! --... XXV, we Our annual voice of America program Mun .nn un nn...- .Wye JUDITH AMES 328 Manley Street Judy . . . quiet, but can speak up in speech class . . . Once more into the breach, dear friends! . . . the regular popcorn girl at the friendly five-and-dime . . . petite . . . no neophyte with a needle . . . Yes, Mr. Folsom. No, Mr. Folsom. Wow! Mr. Folsom! . . . struggled through the Bronte sisters . . . countenance of awe . . . courteous . . . thoughtful . . . a girl of warmth and generosity. Decorating Committee 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee I, 2, Ticket Committee 3, 4, Senior Class Play Committee 4, Junior Class Play Usherette 3. i 'I JUDITH A. ANDREWS 84 Maolis Avenue Judy . . . always willing to help . . . an answer for everything . . . tried desperately to meet deadlines for yearbook and newspaper . . . hates Elvis . . . loves the color purple . . . has a terrific sense ot humor . . . Yes, l've got the car today . . . those B-I-G words she uses . . . loves to dance and skate . . . Don't be facetious! . . . worships the Bard . . . crawled out the window at her paiama party . . . who was Leahcim Nahinyom? . . . the cake she made for Mr. SahIberg's party . . . ambitious . . . with malice toward none. Softball l, 2, West Wind l, 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief of the West Wind 4, Climber Literary staff 4, Secretary of business staff of Climber 4, as- sembly programs, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Voice of Tomorrow Forum 4, Math club 3, Science club 3, Field Hockey I, Senior dance committee chairman 4, Junior Prom decorating committee 3, Junior Prom usherette 1, Intramural basketball l. Q 1114: -5:21 .. :Q s:s.e:X?iiTaii5g?'s NYNf.?ff' if,-:,:ew.? marks,-.fiffaggpygtug Z- PN v- T3-I X iffsisgfsrfzifskfi-if331,353 ra. X Sgt . 'im sf :s2xHl'S'f?sf'-Quite - - - 1- - 'Y15 :?'Ir'ii.iAL' fffil-55351353 X . -v' 1-. f-.s .fEiQQiklQj?N,iS9ffi -. 1 -. -,,.-ev m:3g.,5,3-Q..s:4,- ,sq X 'iz1gif.,g,Q,-.-:ps:gsg -if it ' t l D ss'-'-5 ' , - ,s ' l .i 'sgif 9 :Vx . . , Rllfg gli, init: X r avr' 0 fm, ,fa git' if 'Q-it 'M' 5.: --Qgigsti . g 4fimgll2::: -1 'fx , fl x x,23Nst. 't ,V E , . ROBERT BENSON 364 Walnut Street Bob . . . an enthusiastic worker who's willing to take on the tasks of Hercules . . . always asking questions . . . will haunt anybody's refrigerator . . . mad about bloody stories . . . Didia hear about the bull who gored this guy-really tremendous . . . good toe for kicking footballs . . . a real bell-ringer at parties . . . Lone Benson rides again . . . what, no silver bullet? . . . direct descendant of Don Juan . . . a good sport . . . could always count on Bob to cheer up any mood. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Class president I, 2, West- capades 3, Junior Prom commit-tee. N X t I ELAINE BISEMORE l69 West Center Street A serious scholar . . . BLT's on white . . . drives ao-ooo- slow! . . . Mr, Millett, in answer to your question on the post-thermal reaction ' to the intensification of the magnetic field- . . . pickle fan . . . pays her income tax with babysitting money . . . her trip to school would rival Marco Polo'a travels . . . really knocked the clan . . . right answers in class to all questions . . . genial personality . . . her rendition of the Proter's scene . . . an earnest person . . . honor student. 4, Westcapades 3, West Wind 4. MARY BORDEAUX 220 Copeland Street Taciturn . , . efficient . . . The busy waitress at the hectic BPM lunch counter . . . sunny disposition . . . known for her many lawn parties . . . craves spaghetti . . . enioys a good time . . . kitten on the keyboard . . . controls the family car . . , 70 words a-minute Bor- deaux . . . quicksilver on skates . . . Would you please repeat the directions? . . . a plugger on the Climber business staff . . . even collected ads at 7:00 AM , . . Winning smile for everyone. Basketball 2, 3, Softball I, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Climber business staff 4, Assembly 3. JOSEPH BRAGA 572 North Elm Street Joe . . . Student Council President in Senior Year . . . fast talker . . . always wriggles out of any troublesome situation . . . Well, I tell you, I was iust taking the laundry- . . . that sleek green Cadillac . . . fixing flat tires for damsels in distress . . . willing to offer sug- gestions . . . and carry them out . . . the night he loaded his truck for the cheerleader's dance . . . Lieutenant Rooney . . . extracurricular laughter . . . the mellerdrama . . , the class thanks him for his original creations-snowmen, scarecrows, skaters . . . generous . . . all-round personality. Football 45 Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 45 Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, President Student Council 4, Westcapades 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. ,Q n I FORREST BROMAN 445 West Center Street Forrie . . . outstanding class president . . , Basketball wizard . . . averaged 35 points a game . . . Forrie Bromillio and his band-aids . . . his motto: Never get married. . . . always trying for ten extra points in Trig class . . . Beavo . . . that rare combination of scholastic and athletic ability . . . spent afternoons in Room ll snooping for a look at secret yearbook pictures . . . The Father of Treachery . . . beware of trombones lying in coridors . . . man of astounding achievements and numerous capabilities . . . loved and admired by every classmate . . . ever-ever the gentleman. Class President 3, 4, Student Council 3, Vice President 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, Baseball 3, Football 4, Westcapades 2, 3, Senior Class Play 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State Representative 3, Student Government Day Representative 4, SEMSBA Band I, 2, Tri-town Essay Contest 4. PATRICIA BROWN 178 South Main Street Pat . . . the smallest girl in the class . . . loves iazz and iitterbugging . . . her middle name is Coke . . . oh-the merry Oldsmobile . . . type-type-type . . . Will you sing right, girls? . . . an excellent songbird . . . and a tantalizing tapper . . . Stonehill book covers . . . frees herself from worry fexcept in speech classesl . . . inventor of the uninvented sandwiches . . . 2:15 finds her at the soda bar at Crowley's . . . payments on that identification bracelet??? . . . a pert maiorette. Freshman-Sophomore Social Committee I, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Usherette 3, Llsherette committee 4, Drum Maiorette l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 4, Assembly Program l, 2, 3, 4, Concerts 2, 3, 4, West Wind I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook typist 4, Class Vice President 3, Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Cafeteria 4, Westcapades 3, 4. , , Q x Swin ger'-is , -.XaQQ,-,,X15,s.-Mbst-4,gii , .,,.:,3gg2.:,,33...c .,..5,z,,5zK3fZ,S, t .f-:, -:n f 'se:,f'- 4 9, - , , -xi-:,,,,.,,,-.-j-. f '-:lll .'1-.Yt5'i'Jf5- . Pier .Sl-I'1.-2 '. if I, 4' .15 ,V+ . A. X gf f- .+k4't'- 2i't?v1:iih7 l Q' 3--t ts ESS-?ES ':- 'f .A . - '- .1 'r A iw? X 2 ' s -: . PATRICIA BURKE EEE- ., .--:lg-:..1 45 South Main Street ::'l ' ' i ,. .2 -2f39fi',y?Q'53'Y'f f I-fi-.L , .. 4 -,,14qv:,f,,g vt., -. :gE,E3k3Z,,,mss:i5.,.5 . . I gd Burkie . . . gregarious . . . ever smiling . . . hard-worked dance c -2-if 'X -S, - A V + X., . in . instructor . . . passed her letters around for everyone to read . . . Q Martha in the Senior Play . . . Would you like a glass of wine, ,, , .5 N' t5ff 2: dearie?? . . . vivacious . . . has an eye for college boys . . . on , 4' fluctuating diets . . , only student who winters in Florida . . . tres 4.1459 ., 1-,fri-io 5, rf-,gf . . . , chic . . . Flat-Top in the Westcapades . . . lady-like manner . . . wins friends easily. 1, 3 if : -- 1 ' . , P . . .: . . . 'Q ltygm Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Drum Malorette 2, 4, Student hug s-' Y - Council 3, Dance Committee 3, Climber Business Staff 4, Senior Play 4. T ,I T I ELEANOR CANZANO 191 Market St., Brockton, Mass. Ellie . . . chipper co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . I'm only going to Jack and Harry's! . . . the green Plymouth . . . Captain Hornblower . . . dislikes pizzas . . . commuted to high school from the Big City R . . . doesn't like to pay bills . . . lf I take my lunch money and pay for the sweater, then I can pay for my lunch with the gas money. . . . strained her voice to keep up the yells . . . peppy . . . neat in appearance. Student Council 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, co-captain 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 47 Junior Prom 3, Senior Usherette 3, Westcapades 2, 35 Usherette Committee 47 Cafeteria 3, 4, Choir 1, Assembly Programs 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN CARLSON 87 Brooks Place Jack . . . A swell guy . . . he's seen most often in a ieep . . . loves horses . . . not really as quiet as he seems . . . Whose Pontiac was that, John? . . . Policeman in the senior class play . . . how was Consumer Problems class the day you were the only one there? . . . enioys a good ioke . . . hates Latin . . . LuelIa est puella . . . his equivocal answers in PD . . . excellent rendition of the great soliloquy from Hamlet . . . The quiet manner of a gentleman. Westcapades 3, Senior Class Play 4. EARLE CASWELL 381 East Street Cazy . . . a big heart and a ready hand . . . he tamed his shrew . . . Bow, Caswell, Bow! . . . conversation-plus sound effects . . . Joe's patient in the Westcapades . . . What were the butterflies doing in the marsh? . . . On the way to school, a funny thing happened to me . . . ruddy complexion . . . edited sports news for the newspaper . . . I hurt myself . . . a three letter man . . . great hustler on the court . . . cooperative. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Gym Team 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Westcapades 2, 3, Radio Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Band 1g Dance Committee 2, 3. -n.'wm--l1vw11.ln,. --u-1 -uc--. , RICHARD CHILD I6 Prospect Street Dicko . . . genial . . . Yah, I'll do it . . . curly head of hair . . , Well, it's like this-l intended to--- . . . watches out for mailboxes and highway bridges . . . turns crimson when he hears his own name . . . his feet fascinate him . . . the slow shuffling of meditating youth . . . hesitantly eager . . . a package of warmth and generosity beneath the shy exterior. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Westcapades 37 Choir i. KATHRYN COFFEY 46 Matfield Street Tea '. . . so-o-o friendly . . . inimitable Abby in the Senior Play . . . cars on the football field . . . an answer for everything . . . active CYO president . . . l'll never get to work on time . . . the wide-eyed look of anxiety . . . takes a bushel of kidding . . . baby talk . . . petit . . . hot spook . . . pouring over volumes in the library . . . hides herself behind all those books she has to carry . . . elfin . . . a firebird of personality. Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Westcapades 35 Senior Class Play 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, Climber Business Staff 4. CORNELIA CRADDOCK 519 Manley Street Connie . . . a heart of goodness . . . hates being called Cornelia! . . . bubbling with laughter . . . an ear and a tongue for a witty ioke . . . get's ya right here! . . . spirited . . . strong opinions N . . . cannot stop talking in Home Life class . . . Leave my pocketbook the N alone! . . . great ad solicitor . . . every time has to be a good time . . . understanding and helpful . . . concerned with what is good for the group. Climber business staff 4. -M - AB X' 5 Qtr ' I U ,m .-- -..-....., - ...., ,,.,..,-,,, ,..g..,..-..:.,.:.,., . Y, YY W Y El, 1 I 9. Q. :Niki I I I :Qai- 'lr , v MARIE DILLENSCHNEIDER 448 North Elm Street Mickey . . . a smile that spells gladness . . . hurrying everywhere . . . split shifts with Judy at Glad-Acres . . . And she had the audacity to- . . , those parties she planned . . . Vcrmontcr . . . has the longest name in the class . . . chauffeured the worker: to Brockton after school . . . an automobile mechanic-yet can remain - feminine when taking a chrome strip off a convertible the easy way . . . kind and helpful . . . friendly to everyone, Westcapades 3, Climber business staff 4. BARBARA DRAKE Barb . . . extraordinary speaker . . . literally full of questions . . . diligent . . . willing to help any cause . . . a New Englander with a Southern drawl . . . study sessions with Judy and Elaine . . . artsy-craftsy . . . ever in a hurry . . . lobster delights her . . . Oh, I have a ghastly headache . , . dotes on history . . . her spellbinding St. Joan . . . forgets salt at lunch . . . studies Chemistry madly . . . holds up those morning processions . . . Shakespearean expert . . . I got so mad . . . likes to work in chaos . . . a lady of dignity . . . and a friend to cherish. Basketball 2, 3, Softball manager l, 2, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Newspaper l, 2, 3, assistant editor 4, Dance committee 3, Tri- town Essay Contest 3, Assembly Program 2, 3, Math Club 3, treasurer 4, vice president, Climber 4, Westcapades 3. fs Je! EDNA EATON 56 Pleasant Street b W' Called Ed by Mr. Moss . . . a smile forever graces her face . . . 5 , blushes easily . . . What a doll!!! . . . pizza . , . study halls were made to write letters . . . l'm old! l'm old? . . . Give me the Q S ring! Give me the ring! . . . will try-like King Bruce's spider- again and again . . . listened to her teachers in thoughtful silence 4 !, . . . horrified when called upon . . . loves color combination of pink and black . . . pretty hair . . . a ioy to see-a pleasure to know. Westcapades 3, Climber Business Staff 4, Choir l, Junior Prom 3, Usherette 2. BETSY FRANKHOUSER 440 North Elm Street Bets . , . well-liked by her classmates . . . helped to make the Prom the success it was . . . enthusiastic . . . Vice president of the Senior Class . . . our Confederate ambassador . . . the grandma of the Westcapades . . . curled her hair in school for her graduation picture-with permission . . . twenty-seven page book reports . . . non-conformist . . . letters in U. S. History . . . you-all .. . forever fought Mrs. McCormack's condemnation of the degenerate South . . . eager to help . . . began to lose her accent-almost . , . could cheer up even the saddest person . . . friendly . . . worked hard at everything. Climber Business Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Vice President 45 Westcapacles 35 Dance Committees 3, 4. BRENDA GIOVANNINI 45 Keenan Street Brecky . . . a thorough student . . . mad about football games . . . never parked her car in the correct lot . . . Mr. Moss never recovered from the wild ride to Charles Street . . . a personality that never blared-but put all at ease . . . That'll take weeks . . . supplies of construction paper for dance decorations . . . impeccably neat . . . taxi-service after Climber staff meetings . . . who could spell her name? . . . drives her Ford everywhere . . . likes to curl up with a good book . . . a lady in speech and action. Math Club 35 Westcapades 35 Climber Business and Literary Staff 45 Dance Committee 45 Softball I, 2. ' uf ' 3: .. - -75'-:f W ' . ' I. -2,71 ' ' ' ' ' . Pw-Flhfrgrfffi-QQ-13225:'Pf:ji?.'i3-Qggz?It ...sv-c.s.:e'eqs. + .-et.. . . ' -- f Y U . ' it' ' . is , if 'V - f ff .l ... FfXS:?f2If 'EfI3'flifilllffiQ:1xQ:?'f5EiEi'lg sw .,: X in A. s, N f- N . ,Ut Krx-4:f-nm:-::5.:.gir.4.:-1:.,..r.-,f,.5:s3s.,..:' . 4' iw -2 -. '.1'N.k:-' . Q,-f v ''-I'?:ffi1E?:Z:Q'?1:'Ej''.'i1k51i:i:?fii9'I is h e 1' 1 if s- . . set: -,SEK -' .K N .: mt-,af-Fe. . . 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' mf 1.-...x - 1 ry, , .Ju x wi ., , 'Wir ' X' i X 11. 4 --t-4 M, --A L -1 rg., z Q Q.. .. tg, 51 'N . 1 t ' - ,X .-my Q--.,.,5sRs,:: - .U:iki1.t5x'51f'9i2'sfa- ' -.1 Q.x,1'ib sz-wfg , X, .,., .,c.x,. 1 :.1::5tgg:g:sE:i . . .,,. , .,,. , fr 1. ,..- , 3 is BETTY GRIPPEN- l74 South Main Street Sporty . . . a fine girl who can take everything on the chin . . . despises being called Elizabeth . . . gives the word Sport meaning . . . partial to yellow Cadillacs-and prep schools . . . Oh, my hair is a mess!!! . . . What's the proverb mean'??? . . . summers were interesting . . . She and the ancient Italians made a long iourney through Dante's lnferno . . . Francesca De Rimini was a brand of ravioli . . . plugged for her good marks . . . never allowed a dull moment to slip before she supplied it with life , . . keeps her home spic-and-span . . . a brilliant star on the basketball court. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, JV captain 2, Varsity co-captain 45 Softball 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 35 Junior Dance 35 Junior Class play 35 Ring Committee 35 Prom Committee 3. PAULA GRUNDBERG 183 North Elm Street Paula . . . Girls' State representative . . . walks at paiama parties . . . l probably got a 20 on that test . , . shopping iaunts . . . Saturday nights at the library with Sue . . . ferocious scoldingx at class meetings took many breaths awayl , . . snappy maiorette . . . quality work is her trademark . . . success is coming . . . actively participated in all extracurricular doings . , . excellent critic in speech . . . intelligent and creative. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 35 School banking ly Delegate to Girls' State 3, Dance committees I, 2, 3, 41 Choir 2, 3, 45 Chairman of Climber business staff 45 Chairman of Westcapades committee 3, Westcapades 2, 3, National Merit Scholarship Program 47 Maiorette 2, 3, 45 Literary Staff of Climber 4, Softball 2, Basketball 3, Managing editor of West Wind 4. cert 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA GUMMOW 25 Bryant Street Bobbie . . . fun to be with . . . athletic . . . haunted every room in the building collecting absentee slips . . . likes to take long walks . . . If l only had my license! . . . an attraction to iazz . . . Tufts . . . enjoys Chinese food . . . babysitting with nephews and nieces . . . Harry Belafonte hypnotizes her . . . pickle addict . . . a veritable spring of laughter . . . another fine example of the Glorious, Gorgeous Gummows. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 37 Westcapades 3, Dance Committee 2, Glee Club lp Newspaper 3. BARBARA GUMMOW 35 South Street Barb . . . hallmark of courtesy eyecatchtng head malorette drove a truck summers! . . I cant do :tl lithe co-captain of the basketball team . . . one of the first to be granted a dnver's license . . . loves lavender Nantucket Island ardent football fan . . . greets everyone with a big smile retains old friends and acquires new ones . . graceful a mature outlook Well done compliments everything she d Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Softball l 3 Maiorette l 2 3 4 Pr decoration 35 Junior play 3 Dance committee 2 Senior play 4 Con 1 RALPH HARRIS 6 Plain Street Weizz Harris . . . slow mover-but a quick thinker . . . refused to wear his glasses . . . shagging . . , cars and tomatoes . . . the Yankee drawl . . . the hearty handshake . . . the wry grin . . . teachers waited for his articulate answers . . . Abe Lincoln of Room , 'll . . . We can't let those things upset us . . . U. S. History and Math came simultaneously . . . is said to have changed 2000 'flat tires . . . the easy manner . . . a gem that needs no setting . . . always pitched in when needed. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Photography club 3, Gym team 2. ANTHONY HARDING 625 South Elm Street Ace . . . a rare sense of humor . . . good quarterback . . . deep- voiced narrator of the Christmas story . . . took exams accompanied by much scratching of head and twitching of nose . . . emitted huge sighs of relief after the solving of any problem . . . mechanical drawing capers . . . sprawling on the floor . . . talent for pulling cur- tains for plays . . . confused easily . . . ln your opinion, do you think- . . . Dat boy-Henry Jones-Yah man! . . . clean cut, good looking. Westcapades 35 Senior Class Play 47 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 45 Football 4, West Wind 4. GLORIA HARRON 22 Ellis Avenue Glo . . . a happy disposition . . . of-f to Edgar's . . . beaching in the summer . . . drove her own car . . . has a host of friends . . . cuts a fine figure on roller skates . . . collected all the current gossip for the West Wind . . . alligators beneath flowers and wolves calling the pack together in Macbeth . . . new interpreta- tions of Shakespeare . . . changed her coiffure every day . . . wistful leprechaun . . . the coy smile . . . likes ice cream sodas . . . a girl of kind thoughts and tender emotions. Hockey team lp Glee Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, West Wind 3, 47 Junior Play 3, Senior Dance Committee 4. SUSAN HOLMGREN ll5 South Main St. Sue . . . a love for music . . . always, always laughing . . . played tantalizing tunes at school functions . . , no tee-heeing-iust a good, firm giggle . . . What a riot! . . . talks at an increasing rate of speed with each passing year . . , has u lead foot when it comes to driving . . , What a spools . . . the expressive gestures . . . an unassuming attitude . . . in spite of all her laughter, a serious student . . . have her best to every class. Orchestra l, 2, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee l, 2, Music Apprecia- tion l, Junior Usherette 3, Climber Business and Literary Staff 4, Secretary, Math Club 3, 4, Softball l, 2, Westcapades 3, Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4, Concert l, 2, 3, 4. JOANNE HOWE 50 Maolis Avenue Jeannie . . . lovely queen of the Prom . . . You flewed! . . . gruent with paiama parties . . . pickle fancier . . . popular . . . friendly . . . Oh, no!!! . . . Fraser Deb . . . -will give us a ride home . . . refrigerator raider . . . has the qualities of the All- American girl-a combination of beauty, intelligence, humor, per- sonality, and taste . . . worried about the right problems . . . active in class activities . . . accomplished athlete . . . a natural person. ' Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Secretary l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Prom committee 3, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Westcapades 2, 3, Business staff 4, Prop committee A, Candy committee 3, Concert 2, 3, 4. ,ll JOYCE KOHL 127 Belmont Street Jo . . . avid worker in Physics lab . . . rare gift of pleasing others . . . accordion ace and piano Paderewski . . . I bet you can't make it in my driveway without hitting the curb! . . . soft spoken . . . will wait for the right man . . . those chicken loaf sandwiches . . . dependable as a January snowstorm . . . the fishmonger . . . Gal Friday to yearbook editor . . . square-dancing . . . honor student . . . warm and cordial . . . all sweetness and light. Softball 1, Field Hockey l, Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Climber Staff 4, Westcapades 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Science Club 3, Office Staff 2, 3, 4, Concerts l, 2, 3, 4. t I enthusiastic cofaptain of the cheerleaders . . . proved windows con- DOROTHY LYONS 15 Highland Avenue Dot . . . helpful and understanding . . . pretty attendant in a billowing red dress at the Junior Prom . . . bumpy rides down High- land Avenue . . . faithful sports supporter . . . American Agricul- turists Homemaking Award . . . excellent maiorette . . . lovely hair . . . ardent paiama party fan . . . bombs around town in her car . . likes to sing and dance . . . appears to be quiet-but watch out! . . . enthusiastic typist . . . enjoys life and lives it well. Drum Maiorette 'I, 2, 3, 45 West Wind I, 2, 35 Cafeteria worker 45 Climber staff 45 Junior Play 3, 45 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Usherette 35 Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Attendant 35 Assemblies l, 2, 3, 45 Concerts 2, 3, 4. J , 1 1 5 5 , I ? :Z tts. f-11 BRUCE MacFADDEN 55 Pinecrest Road Mac . . . a gentlemanly manner . . . eager worker for the Junior Prom . . . can speak a marvelous concoction of Cockney and Okinawan . . . V-neck sweater and plaid shirt . . . withering Witherspoon of Happy Dale . . . why polish your shoes with after shave lotion, Mac? . . . he takes the high road to Scotland-eh, wee Iaddie? . . . Brockton's Belmont Street is so far superior to Crowley's Drugstore . . . his morning appearances: blood-shot eyes and that pale look . . . religious . . . President of his church youth group. Senior Class Play 45 Junior Dance Committee 35 Basketball l, 25 West- capades 3. ELSIE MacLEAN 207 North Elm Street an engaging smile framed with lovely brown hair . . . efficient office worker . . . portrayed Mary in The Christmas pageant . . . captivated her audience with a hair raising account of Sam McGee's cremation , . . loves tea coffee and chocolate . . . a steady dis- position . . . a matter-of-fact manner . . . dependable . . . her voice displays her sincerity . . . saw that her work was completed well . . . the slow, deliberate question . . . the assenting nod . . . worked at Dunnington's .... sensible . . . a sound friend. febmwwt Sub-cheerleader lj Junior Class plays l5 Student Council 25 Junior Prom Committee Chairman 35 Assemblies 2, 45 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. DAVID MARR IO9 Spring Street it it . . , Dave . . . immaculate dresser , . . not Mortimer Brewster-But who' . . . umm-um-urn-um , . . has a passion for four syllable nord: . . . math and science . . . one, two, three? . . . reveled in his part as Richard Ill . . . the stimulating question asked-and answered by him . . , not a pot existed that he didn't have his finger in . . . where, oh where is my trombone? . . . victim of mischief . . . interesting conversationalist . . . couldn't do a thing with his newly washed hair . . . exceptionally intelligent, Basketball 2, 3, Climber staff 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, Choir I, 2, 4, Dance Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Westcapades 3, Senior Class Play 4, Assembly l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3. 4, Gym team 3, 4, Math Club President 3, Science Club 3, Radio Club 4, Photography Club l, Q , g,. . if 1-be 9' ADELINE MCGRATH 328 East Street Acldy . . . a welcome comer to any group . . . at ease with people . . . vivacious . . . loves olives . . . l'm lonesome . . . nostalgic for Lynn . . . Don't tell Merilyn the answer . . . pony vw-.sl tail . . . worked in a pet shop . . . Look, you hounds!! . . . dodge the Dodge! . . . in a constant dither . , . lacy penrnanship . . , . I-l-I iust don't know what--- . . . loves life. Class plays 3, Dance Committee 3, Basketball 4, Climber Business Staff 4, Prom Committee 3. fi A ELAINE MORSE The smile of innocence . . . Canor Club fan . . . authority on modern 9 music .... bubbling at the lunch table . . . forgot to include the inside apparatus of the coffee percolator at Mrs. Viens luncheon a l few years back . . . dancing . . . party-giver . . . likes office work . . . Mr. Viens' secretary . . . in and out of some imbroglio . . . adapts herself to the circumstances . . . can be both shy and exuberant. Ticket Committee 3, Westcapades 3. ROBERT NORDGREN 512 Spring Street Bob . . , disarming grin . . . motorcycle madness . . . escort service after Sunday services . . . dashed gallantly around the football field . . . Do you know how to take a carburetor apart? . . . disgruntled with his middle name . . . will not tolerate plaid shirts and white bucks . . . uncontrollable hair . . . a slightly battered green Dodge . . . treasures his little truck . . . found a haven in the shop . . constructed a fine scale model of the Globe Theatre-but never quite absorbed the Bard . . . Ya mean this guy Macbeth let a woman tall: him into-. Football l, 2, 4. 2? 1 ' 1 PAUL OHMAN ,f 5 Norman Avenue fp Paul , . . musically ambitious . . . fanfares at football games . . . speaking was his forte . . . room 9 will echo Nevermore for years to come , . . a devout minister in the class play . . . blond hair, , blue eyes . . . contributor of odd bits of a constant reminder that adolescents are a wholesome group . . . poured out masterpieces from the art room . . . persistant painter of murals , . .a great guy. Choir T, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball i, 2, 3, 45 Westcapades 3, Senior Class Play 4, Art Club 3, 4, Art Staff of Climb-er 4, Assemblies 4, Dance mittee -1, Music Appreciation l, 2. information in class . . . band 3, 4, Dance Com- .l EAN ETTE PAGANI faciturn in class . . . air of mystery . . . loves to give Parties . . . partial to Stonehill men . , , witty . . . bright light of the transcrip- ticn class , . . YEA . . . shrug of the shoulder . . . hours in the typing room . . . Rebecca in speech . . . without a care . . . willing to help a cause . . . serene. Westcapades 3, Choir l. GLORIA PRATT 32 Prospcct Street Glo . . . gurgles and giggles . . . at other times-so quiet . . . l'm hungry . . . suddenly has an interest in sailboats , . . chatters in home room study . . . changes her mind . . , varied wardrobe . . , Nice Do-gie . . . enioys a hearty laugh at a good loke . . . Chemistry class orator . . . How many pages did you get? . . . . sprawling in the snow . . . late for 7:30 appointments . . . feminine as a rose petal. Dance Committee 45 Refreshment Committee 45 Ticket Committee 45 Westcapades 35 Math Club 35 Science Club 35 Softball 2, 35 Manager 45 Choir 'l, 2, 3, 45 Climber Staff 45 Orchestra lp Assembly 3. capades 3. KATHRYN RICHARD 260 Matfield Street Kathy , , . energetic . . . frantic . . . extrovert . . . in a con- stant stew . . . gurgles with happiness . . . eager to be in the midst of things . . . outlandish suggestions . . . faithful worker . . . thank goodness for dual controls in the driver training car!!! . . , exciting Halloweens . . . drawls . , . the stare into air . . . sparked many a gathering with her good natured wit . . , merits the friendship that her classmates give her. West Wind l, 2, 3, 45 Choir i, 2, 3, -15 Softball l, 25 Basketball 25 Assembly program 3, 45 Climber literary and business staff 45 Math Club 35 Treasurer Math Club -35 Westcapades 35 Dance committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Joanie . . . sparkling eyes sentative to Student Council . . . an excellent St. Joan Prom . . . timed lunch hours . . . brought blushes . . . couldn't quite understand why a ghost should f JOAN PERKINS 369 East Center Street pleasing smile . . . strong repre- an authority on charge accounts decorated until 2 A.M. for the cheerleader . . skin 'em alive appear in Hamlet . . . l was so embarrassed . . . easily flustered . . . stop signs were non-existent . . . We don't believe that stuff anymore . . . hard worker for the school . . . bubbling over with enthusiasm. Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Basketball 25 Softball 2, 35 Student Council 45 Junior Play ly West Wind lg Climber Business Staff 45 Library Staff 2, 35 West- . A X l g t will ii Billy . . . very helpful . . . worked hard on the Climber . . . a model of efficiency . . . introducing Rouse at paiama parties . . . he moved ing we moved out!!! . . . l iust love lettuce, peanut butter, and raisin sandwiches . . , favorite hobby during the summer was writing letters . . . had to have her bangs iust so . . . basketball games in her driveway . . . prompter in the class play . . . those Chemistry experiments . , . took a trip around the country . . . those sessions before lunch . . . earned her driver's license in two weeks . . . popcorn . . . I don't see any mink! . . . paid attention to details. Softball lg Science Club 3g Math Club 35 Junior Prom Usherette 25 West- capades 37 Senior Play 45 Climber Staff 47 Assemblies 1, 37 Choir 'li Field Hockey l. BARBARA RIDDELL X 'TQRN . QW 'lily ' '-5.1:-:S fE?bi3i Xgiggfiltg Pl x Eizissjg! 'ixltlnz gg,...sQg E . ' x . X X x 5 X MERILYN RICHARDSON North Elm Street Merry . . . has a wonderful sense of humor . . . Hey, what do you think of that? . . , makes friends easily . . . hates homework . , . Oh, gosh, I forgot my English book! . . . a riot at paiama parties-won't let anyone sleep . . . good at sports . . . peanuts in study . . . collected light bulbs at Edaville . . . polite and under- derstanding . . . helpful and cooperative. Climber business staff 4. ANNA ROSS earnest . . . wears her collars up . . . beautiful eyes . . . cafeteria money-lender . . . I've got to gain weight! . . . always a story to be told . . . a howling Why? . . . expresses her opinions . . . crack bowler . . . Brockton-bound . . . Hard worker . . . full of life . . . solid friend. Choir lp Westcapades 3. wt-g-f-fs1'.f:g4gr-'. I l l 5 . JOAN SALVADOR 32 Sinnott Street Joanie . . . Helped out in office . . . works at the bank . . . loves housework and taking care of children . . . loves to dance . . . likes out of town boys . . . found many times at the Canoe Club . . . her hands whirl about when she is flustered , . . blushed easily in speech class , . . one of the few quiet ones in homeroom . . . got dogwood while skating with Judy and Pat . . . patient . . . friendly and polite . . . helpful to others. Office work 4, Junior Plays 2, West Wind typist 3, A, School banking 4, Dance commitee 2. I I A 1 l EDWARD SINKEVICH 288 Crescent Street Sinkie . . . a fine product of home, school, and town . . . life- guard at Cochesett Beach . . . detests ties and suit iacket . . . un' disturbed by the panic of everyday worries in the corridor . , . the crooked smile that says- I don't know exactly what you mean, but I think l'Il smile anyway . . . stays out of theater aisles . . . crazy about vanilla frappes . , . sometimes shy, sometimes not . . . slow shuffler to class-lightning on the basketball court . . . surprised all with his long speech at the pep rally . . . delivered the great soliloquy . . . never moody . . . solid, steady. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, Westcapades 2, 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President I, Gym Team 1, Co-Captain Football 4. CAROL SODERHOLM 451 N. Main Street Carol . . . basketball comet . . . first girl to reach the cafeteria . . . infectious laugh . , . aggressive ad-collector for the yearbook . . . . the tax service . . . bright almond eyes . . . fan belt on the front seat! . . . one-half dog in the Westcapades . . . Oh! Tinker Bell, there you are-you naughty elf! . . . proud of her school . . . a rewarding friend to every classmate. 'C'- Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, Prom decorating committee 3, Q ' Westcapades 3, Climber Business staff 4, West Wind 'l, 2, Choir l, 2, ', Dance Committee l, 2, 3. x, X xl R . ' ':,.'2Ef6?Qf' r V ft -211 1 ' ,, '.:fi:Z1,5g3 WILLIAM SOELL 40 Walnut Street Billy . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Johnny-come-lately of the football team . . . lavender Fords . . . sports enthusiast . . . Walnut Street was never quiet . . . welcome at Oliver Ames . . . careless walk . . . uh-uh . . . Wetzell's . . . volunteered his service during study periods . . . algebraic mind . . . built many a prop in the shop . . . Whaddya want? . . . generous with his time and energy. Football I, 2, 4. LAWRENCE WARDWELL 480 West Center Street Billy . . . likable fellow . . . another monitor in the lunch room . . , Da-a-ah . . . little specks of paper on the floor . . . unfor- gettable portrayal of Dr. Einstein in the class play . . . Vat's dat in the vindow seat? . . . 2 A.M. worker on the Prom . . . football player . . . no coward in class . . . Boom-kill the speech teacher- Ho-ho-ho! . . . mischief without malice . . . magnanimous . . . a hearty soul. Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 4, Westcapades 3, Senior Class Play 4. t3g,v,,,, PRISCILLA WARME 606 North Elm Street Pat . . . always gets the last word in . . . misplacing things . . . happy and unconcerned . . . catwalking . . . loves pizza . . . beautiful penmanship . . . ready and willing . . . Tomorrow I'm going on a diet . . . friendly and considerate . . . tells great stories . . . life of the party , . . takes aspirins for toothaches . . . ever on the brink of a new idea . . . charming. Sub Cheerleader lp Cheerleader I, Climber Business Staff 4. A Ir 4- JAMES WOLFSBERG 'MG West Center Street Wolfic . . . amiable . . . tallest buf in the class trnitato' of many a plot to overthrow ,inythinq , , , Bf:ouull , carrtr: on-r on the Mayflower . . . dropped out of the -ill-girl Fr':riCh das: , lunch line montior . . . Hey you--get to the end! . . . took scholar' ship test with the girls . , . Say, he does look like Bom Yarlofl . alias Joe Peterson . . . saw humor in any situation . . . a lwf uhm offered his hand without prerequisites. Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, Baseball lg Senior Class Play A, Climber Staff 11, Math Club, Vice President 3, Wcstcapades 3, Junior Prom Committee 3g Dance Committee 2, 3, Senior Class Speaker Com- mittee 4. tilts, . I - . ,At ,f iat . ..,- .. .I 1 lt t ,4 tp W I , 12315 A ' S G' HERBERT wooovvmeo 54 Sunset Avenue r 3 3' .Ji i M,-W4 .tr :Q-2 7 .r, xv' 1 ,A L .'fl.i,lCtt -1.371 ' Att,-,V li., Q, 23' 0 ' 'V t - 'Q' ' 2 ,r 5 'ii V til ,S 1 P ,rf- :fiftf if ' Q , ' JH YV: , 7r' f.i' , 5 Mi., , H.. . teresting challenge . . . a good sport. PRlSClLLA YOUNG 257 West Center Street Cilla . . . Oh, don't act like two year olds! . . . honor student . . . pretty attendant at the iunior Prom . . . um4m-m in English , . a frustrated Elaine of the Class Play . , , untiring editor Climber . . . nightgowns and Peter Pan . . , her first love- . . . clever seamstress . . . prize essayist . . , a diligent . . . cheerful personality . . . a gracious girl of the highest class . of the English worker calibre . . . outstanding. Softball cheerleader ly Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Dance committees i, 2, 3, 4, Ring committee 37 Honor Society 2, 3, 4: West Wind lg Math Club 37 Science Club 3, Tri-Town Essay contest 3, 4g Climber stalaf 3, 45 Junior Prom attendant 3, Senior Play 4, Candy committee 4, Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 1. l, 2, Basketball 2, Junior Plays lg Westcapades 2, 3: Sub Ulf' Woody . . . gay blade . . . without worry . . . sat on back shelf at class meetings . . . easy going . . , cooperative . . . red- dened when called to task , . . Well, I was going this way, and ah--- . . . turtle filcher . . . hunting trips to the Big Woods , . . . checked shirts . . . couldn't keep a straight face . . . an urge to drive day and night . . . doodled in class . . . ready for any in- Football 4, Band l, 2, 37 Orchestra i, 2, Operator's Club 1. if FROM THE ARCHHVES 0 . . FRESHMAN YEAR Shaking in our boots at the Freshman-Sophomore Social . . . Mr. Kiernan's surprise quizzes in Civics class . . . wearing pom-poms on our collars . . . our roles in the Junior Plays . . . Miss Pearson's assigning us an essay to write during vacation . . . . our introduction to Latin I . . . standing up to recite . . . Mr. Armstrong's- Nothing can be exact . . . our sunburns from the class trip . . . College Poncl, here we come. SOPHOMORE YEAR Our turn to initiate the freshmen . . . the trip to Howard Johnson's by the Latin ll Class . . . dissecting beans in Biology Class . . . Forrie Bromilio . . . we finally got a band . . . Let Me Go, Lover .... all Those steadies . . . all A's in Mr. Cormier's tests . . . Unchained Melody . . . Mr. lrwin's allergy to A's . . . getting used to no recess . . . four girls made the cheerleading squad . . . Happy day! the only year we didn't have gym . . . our quiet class meetings . . . the pet skunks that everyone wore on her shoulder . . . nearly freezing on our class trip. JUNIOR YEAR Mr. Lage's experiments that never worked . . . looking at the ceiling in History Class . . . Moments To Remember' '... the B.U. tests . . fdecorating 'til 2 A.M. for the prettiest prom yet . . . a bigger and better Westcapades . . . Band of Gold . . . the book that went across the room in Algebra ll . . . installment of a coke machine . . . Junior Jump . . . outdoor U. S. History Class . . . It's Al- most Tomorrow' '... Kathy's directions on our class trip . . . third year in the same homeroom . . . skating up the Mill . . . electing officers for our Senior Year. SENIOR YEAR Champion football and basketball teams . . . two research papers for Mr. Moss . . . blown up Chemistry experiments . . . Da-a-a-al! . . . monitors in the cafeteria . . . notorious girls' gym parties . . . Mr. Moss's Moonlight Gambler . . . Elvis Presley . . . Arsenic and Old Lace . . . the cheerleaders winning second prize in the tournament . . . filling up the trophy case . . . I want my Maypo!! . . . Student Council semi-formal dance . . . Italian striped shirts and fancy neckties . . . S'aright' '... Mr. Millet's stories in Chemistry Class . . . new band uniforms . . . Miss Rylander's I can't---hear---you! . . . the all-girl French and speech classes . . . yes, into our four high school years, we have crammed a lifetime of happiness and achievement. S. ufiv ,J ,uhm- 'Hr 'LK '53 xi .x. ,--If-x .' - I .L f W-- ,QK .ggx I' --I- I -. - - It QF'-X' L.' -A ff-X.,-- LMA... V. 48 . 5: -- 'X 1 'EQJH A' - 1 .Ja 71 ,ws I iv-T1 5 X xx A, X.. I .35 '. x--'x y .Af 5 1 . '-'- -49' ' X Q. ...M 1 1 Q 73 if 541-35. T 4,- l, J 1 6 r .gxirx v I J' , -x-Q . Jfw I I 0 up RICHARD'S CORNER SERVICE STATION Complimenis of THE KNOTTY PINE CLUB CompIimenI's of GINNS ATLANTIC SERVICE 2 Wesf Cen'I'er S+ree'I' WEST BRIDGEWATER. MASS. Telephone BrocId'on 9699 Complimenis of SUPERTIRE CO. 67 CenI'raI Square BRIDGEWATER Congratulations +o 'I'I1e Class of '57 JOSEPH J. BRAGA Complimenfs of 'Ihe I956 Foo+baII Squad AMES NEWMAN BRAGA CHURCHILL NORDGREN JACKSON REED WOODWARD McLEOD SEAGER T. HARDING G ANGLIM R. ASHLEY H. CHASE R. BENSON W. TURNER E. SINKEVICH F. BROMAN R. CHILD J. ROSS R. HARRIS W. WARDWELL E. CASWELL W. BROWN R. FOX R. SNELL ii' '94 ln 1 fggf ' uffiu Q Q CompIimenI's of THE WEST BRIDGEWATER BARBER SHOP Com pIimenIs of MINOT EDSON Building Con+racI'or WEST BRIDGEWATER ELM SQUARE GARAGE ALBERT E. WILLIAMS, Prop. Gulf ProcIucI's- General Repairs Com plimenis of J. AND L. GEORGE 5- I0 STORE 3I CenI'raI Sj'ree'I' EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Com pIimen+s of JACK WARREN'S VALUE MART, INC. Men's and Boys' Wear HEADQUARTERS FOR HIGH SCHOOL GYM NEEDS, TEAM JACKETS TEAM SWEATERS 48 Main S'IreeI' BrocIc'Ion 6049 CompIimenI's of METRO - BOWL Bridgewaier, Mass. CompIimenI's of BESSE - BAKER'S Main Sfreef aI Legion Parkway BROCKTON Brock+on's Leading CIoI'hier for More Than 60 Years Complefe Machine Shop Service AUTO TIRES AND SUPPLIES Wholesale and ReIaiI A. F. GERMAN CO. INCORPORATED II59 Main SI'reeI' CAMPELLO 69. MASS. Tel. I303-I302 BrocId'on BARNSTABLE ROAD. HYANNIS, MASS. Tel. Hyannis I006 Wil WILLOW BROOK DAIRY c. E. LEONARD, Propriefor Millc - Cream - Eggs low S+ree+ Wesf Bridg TEL. 764I-M ewa'I'er WESTERN AUTO Aulo Accessories Toys, Aufo Pads, Bicycles 255 MAIN STREET BROCKTON TEL. 82770 Complimenls of THE FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION Wesl' Briclgewaler CompIimen+s of THE TRI-TOWN HARDWARE Wesl' Briclgewaler Complimenls of FASHION BEAUTY SALON Special Service for Convalescenls and SI1uI'-ins ROSE DILLENSCHNEIDER, PROPRIETOR l6l Wesl' Cenlre Slreel Wesl' Briclgewafer Tel. 80540-J Complimenfs of WEST BRIDGEWATER MOTHERS' CLUB BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS BANK WEST BRIDGEWATER BRANCH BRIDGEWATER Hours: 9-3 Main Office Wed.: 9-6 Hours: 9-3 Fri.: 9-6 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 H. P. HOOD 8: SONS Manufacfurers ancI Disfribuiors of I QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS SINCE I846 gra+ula+ions 'ro 'rhe Class of '57 F The Wesf Bridgewa+er High Schoo PARENT-TEACH ERS ASSOCIATION x 1- 1: xy 'xl f J, ri my -.- n 1 ll 5 Ole! Lifile girl N 4- W , 'N' QF?- E 6 Ai.: 5, f M . . , . . fl 'Sm 'lu 'XLR 1 sk-1' x x acx? xv x 'SWS F.. , -35 P: J 1' ,.., ' .' :-4.H5f5'. slvzf.-' - f A iQi.eAilf'llQrll5wQ l 74 J X 24 ' 1 A .gl : This doesn't sound right! 9.5 ' J' .-.aqgfg -. 9. ,4- .gw ' K . 1- xg.-'. '-.-, , 'Hi-259.--gxl,.:E T'f.' J 31, - , C, .gi-5g 1ey5ig::A,. 5 V, y-5.1-, 3vm,'3 ' xr' 5 -:T-,N 2.--Tiff--X A , 1 1 nf 'Vs-. 1,.f-Nihvllil-'2f92l'.'? 1: . .:1',.1. 1 safe-:gd .sessmg ,Tff' a?1.vgf,?.-'F-- , P ' w FI mg., 'Q V. 5:.:'-.g,,.g.Lg'q, ,X , 'Wax-1113 ,s.f5'5iQ-'--Y-E-hifi YIQ2 .1 Y ' ,v A 1' 'GW 'f.vI3-r'-.:':.-ef:-.f ilk . ily F' . '-4 T.?:1 v ' ' ' 12.4 ' lk -33,2--.4-X'f--'13-is-,,. 3 -vip,-4--..'-.. X Vzxex-,--x:, :,1 .Q Y... .X .4 .l gal , . X Q X N .X 'XY . 4 ' I N EC 0. VLH ' 1 fn! xx wx xxx x 'l-' Q xx M 4 uf. WX 5 5 fx ll 4 wt 'V' s s w xqvxg , N5 l--Q -., ACA ll P 4 'i K y lrlbl 1 X- W' 1 v ha I+ mi X .5 ...Sw - '. J' IQ' - Sisiers WJ Daydreaming , A 4 'K A S .1 A Q X C an Q 4 4 A Q N K NX. S Rf? Winter wonderland Who said that? Uv- Class advisor at class meeting ' -yzx ffwfwwv Q55 gwxwmxwstxxxxifwm W a :3 5 N, A ,Amregw-+w.1 Y? , . ' .. S f ii, F w.x5?'ibiQ65:g5e.1 - ' H' ir--Q'ir-:Wa Q .- 5 ,x - - ,- -ru: 1 , ,Xml 5 xt , yn -an Q' it X .. Q A ,J .. x , . , K 4,,.,5 X M565 ..l X X .Q .. ' W P: A I gi wg :M if -Nw, 3 Wx X' xg X .1 57, 5 az.. rv ,, . N x S 1-l ' 3, l - l ' ..,....:.' sx 'K ., N91 by 5? lg Q, - x A K 4 U A- l E Oi Q 1:1 R. 553 , 4,159 A ,xi NX., M. ' :Y X 5 .. w 'Skip Q ,fl A N X ff' f -A fv- i 'N , ' X , sw - .1-V' . N ..:: .L-,. .l , -- y X .x x ug em.-, --4-.u-Aa.: yg - - 1 3., X - X X - ix xl-, J-11' S'-Q12-Qiwg' ' Vw i - ' Y W K-My:-1-Q. ut X . gm , P :A- -A w-me '- ' X , '--' Aw gk l . ' -Ax Down the haichl Is it really that bad? lax.. MF QW' '.. i t f 'L I told you I had braids! So there!! as Summer vacation Q 3' 'ff .v .za D 0 U-J , Y I 4 X, , Q S id 1 ,x I'm not cold! Pefs . Don't do that! 'Q E 'M School's out! 'la 'NW-f ' 8 'lui lt's not that long! 5 V n 'L H- le- ia Posing'??? Jax-, - , A .,,gr X May pg? l wonder if l'll SQ young ' ever be a Senior? 7 . 'S iff' ,..-xx Legs, legs, legs!!! Stick em up! A'5b5 W Shake lf NN, 3 Complimenrs of A FRIEND Good Luck +o Class of '57 From Cy Hughes and Bob Larkin RICHARD'S CORNER MARKET Complimenis of PET SUPPLY STORE KEN'S TROPICAL FISH-BIRDS-PUPPIES KITTENS Complefe Line of Foods Elm Square and Accessories Wes? Bridgewarer 284 Main Shee BROCKTON MASS. C0mPlimenT5 of Complimenfs of BART CASEY REV. ROBERT v. MEFFAN Bfidgewdef Sain+ Ann's Church Complimenis of Complimenfs of MONTY'S ERNIES Television and Appliances Wesi' Bridgewafer, Mass. BRTDGEWATER TEL 20 9 JAMES P. SHEEHAN'S Religious Gifl' Shop 256 Main S+ree'r BROCKTON, MASS. Telephone 6535 Complimenfs of THE MISS MUFFETI' DAY NURSERY 220 Copeland S+ree'r WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS Complimen+s of HOCKOMOCK FARMS Complimen+s of H. AND W. MOLD L. D. H. FULLER Complimems of D. M. D. BUNCEY'S I6I H ward S+reeI' Wes+ Bridgewafer TEL. 5222 Wesf Bridgewa+er S Complimenfs of BEAUTY SHOP A. A. DI FRANCISCO 2 Broad S'I'ree'I' Bridgewaher WeS+ Bridgewallher TEL. OWEN 7-494l CompIimen+s of CHURCHILL SUPPLY CO., INC. 67 Foresi' S+ree+ BrocId'on Spring PERENNIAL PLANTS ANNUAL PLANTS VEGETABLE PLANTS POTTED PLANTS MEMORIAL ARRANGEMENTS GLADIOLUS BULBS SEEDS FERTILIZER GERANIUMS EARLY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GLAD-ACRE FARMS Mer+on H. Ouderkirk Rou'l'e I06 Wes+ Cen+er S+ree+ WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Roadside Sfand Open Year Round Summer SWEET CORN GLADIOLUS RASPBERRIES PEAS ASPARAGUS TOMATOES FANCY FRUITS EVERY VEGETABLE IMAGINABLE Fall WIn+er Ames cs-4R1smAs mes swesr CIDER waem-as SQUASH SPRAYS PUMPKINS LAUREL POTATOES ROPING HOLLAND suuas AF P155 HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS POTATOES COLORED CORN SQUASH MIXED Pawn AND GOURD5 vEeETAsL5s JAMS AND JELLIES LATE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DUNBARJS VARHETY Gfreeiing Cards CAMPELLO, MASS. Complimenis of CYNTHIA'S BEAUTY SALON Cenfral Square WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Telephone Brocldon 6935-W JET ONE HCDUR CLEANING 267 Main S+ree+ BROCKTON. MASS. Every Hour on fhe Hour Every Day. Com plimenis of ELM SQUARE PHARMACY Wesr Briclgewaier Complimenis of THE SGPHQMORE CLASS Complimenis of THE JUNIOR CLASS Complimenfs of THE CAFETERIA STAFF High School Complimenis of THE CAFETERIA STAFF Elementary School YOUNGQUIST'S PHARMACY Russells Keiih, Reg. Pharm. Proprielor I4 Cenire Sireel BROCKTON, MASS. The Sfore Wi+h a Repufaiion Cleaning Tel. 8- I 008 CADET DELUXE CLEANERS All Garmenfs Insured Againsi' Fire and Theft FREE DELIVERY 983 Soufh Main Sfreef BROCKTON, MASS. Complimen+s of JACK WARREN'S VALUE MART, INC. Everyihing in Wearing Apparel for Men and Boys Headquar+ers for High School Gym Needs. Jeans, Jaclre'I's and Sweaiers 48 MAIN STREET BROCKTON 6049 Complimenfs of PAUL LANZILLOTTA 81 SGNS PEMBROKE, MASSACHUSETTS P. O. Address SOUTH HANSON. MASSACHUSETTS Complimenfs of MICHIEL LANZILLOTIA Building ConIrac+or Box 4426 Hanson, Massachuseffs PEMBROKE, MASSACHUSETTS Complimenfs of Unii' No. 66 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Wesf Bridgewaier, Mass. 15.- f.':g,,q i,:'-:hi , .V ,. 1 I f f.,I'?Z' . , f 'if' - .. ' -if 4 . If. -5 1. ' ,Vw I-',' ' - 2 1-I :Q f .- .-Mffifffyf if'25'e?miV 3 1:58:01 ,, .qw fi' ' I 1 gn. -ge' . .. ,.g,g,m-'A :yg':I.f ,Eff ras, , 5 .- 4 'Z . f,-,....,,fy1.n -mg .,,,: f ..f 1x',l--,,,,,- gf- I -A I J..s!?,.1,xq: g 214- 1 If -' '41 fi 9112, 143165, II, ff . V P ,W A Q1 , I ,I ,'f f, 011' 11' ' I ff , ' I QM., M My Nu' Cy, ,, 3, , nn, CMJ , 'I I J I' ' if 9,1 if I 'I a if ' 4 I I ' I A f , 1 I' STH Q ,- ,ff-My ...-'J' , ,,. ff , ,, H , ,Q ff., 5,,,y,...3,' J, faq' Q5-.glqfn ,,,1W,4.74,-,.., ,,. ,,f. fs' We ..I,f,fr iff, ,fx fi if 'VI' iffy' f! ' I 6 fa . r' ug 1 .6 4' '. as I ,, ' ji s 71, J -.1 'I' if 'hi ng g ' I I l I 6' f 4,3 ' , f . 'E oz 'gf I ,If ,, .4 Ay , , , ' 93,1 A ,- f, 1 IN' ' f B 5, 1 ,Y ' ' , 1 f , -I ' ' ' n'ZiZ5Z'!- . I - - T, ' Q Q , V W0 ir -51.114 f e., u-5---in - .. , M 9 1 L i I1 . , 4 'f , I 3 I I if' : f ' Q 3 ' 9 . . y , I hope I clon't fall! N.--ev rv -rv-' ,,,..m N H ,,,,..' 'ff w,,,,,.. 4 ' gsisw, -. , 1 ' .- - . 5. --smil- .-fz: 1 ' 1 ,W vw' Z: ., .,.:,5,...v .... :gg - -.x, rg ..:,'.'iTl' ,,'Frif ' -J ' H I, I we 345-:,e..:-.' . ' -. - W ' SP A 1f'TMw4ft?w Q, .1 V. ,,,. . Q .. ' 5 - - ' 1 - as fsgsfav I I ,. ' IS' , .-2 'Z ' ' v. ' I , ,A .-scS1 ,'- ': 5 - '.:3.-.-1. k'.:'f-X1.I1f:v'-- mg-xiwi--'5?iE'3f5f 5:55 EWS- , '. : ' . -,':N4',. - Will you iie my shoe? Isn't ihis fun! Whose car is this? I like you, too! if 'K We're not fired, iust sleepy. 'dm V5 6 I 1 G Lovely hula hands. QI 'I uw , xy 5 Ni, 4 . ,,,, T'l',p V ' .n 'W 5. I Qi. Y ,A I . . . P . x 3 . , S X - , 1.5 . . , A I T- I f. I wx: - ,o' . , .. 1, 5, 1 'K 1 If ' 13 ' I ' ' mf -' ,Z Q gm 5 :Lg ' .- we -' I , V IQ- ' 1521? I X e ff- . ' -. i ' I . Ny A ' A M Y Wm- X. .25-2 . 1 . - - f ' o s: ' K .YS 'Wig ' A - if I ,- 'IA E1 XS: if-if i 5. ' 1 ' , ': -, 'V - ' Y?-Lil.: fx, 'E 1, X. .ag , -, . , , if F . fig' , I Q . X .. I ,A y A . :R .zffx ix T' . I -I W, . I '. 'gf 1 N X. I 1:-,S N ,, N .W ' ve I A31 x . 3? x , .31 if wr I v , .4 W I. ll Don? you Iike my size 9? Ain'1 life grand? We're going to church. l 0 6 . r-I 6 '1..1': in or 0 1001 . ., Q : V. A v ' ' I S - Q- , , l 7 . , ed 4 N ls rhaf the Charleston? Wham he doin' hr:re7?? I .' be za ' V . . -. - ,fl -v A M. r f X ri W' hr h-Q 'f . - , -- '- A .. gp , ,, . A .L IIVQ , 1, vi. 'I , , A' -r ' . Y V ,. 1 r-A V 1 r Smile prevty Du l' Y ' 1' ,.l I A-1. 4 ', A-, l Wha1's the matter, Woodie? '. C vi , Q .. A ' 4 . h fr na RTW ' ' ' A grad s: ' llwvlei 'f wr W . . HN 'fo .fl f , ,Q 5 ' . gf Y 1 ff 'ff Say ucheeseu I don't need any help! L N- ' .1 N is fl . 'klwalf-sz NW N ' F G 1 .Pl I don'T nent toll l'm scared , Q 5 . ' ia' 'V ?' n -, K, 4 ll f ,L l' N . Gulf. : - 9 1 M 'Member dis, Dave? Early to bed and early to rise , . . Nly chin hm-rg! KAY JEWELERS I98 Main Sfreei' BROCKTON. MASS. CAMPELLO SHOE STORE I805 Main S+reeI' BROCKTON. MASS. Tei. 2620 JOSEPH CARRIUOLO. Prop. Reiecis - CanceIIa'I'ions - Narrow WicII'h Gvemologisis Dependable Shoes for En'Iire Family aI' Fac'I'ory Prices JETS-POSTURE FOUNDATIONS-KEDS SNEAKERS DADSONIS WETZELL'S SPORT A D Ciofhing wah Ihe N MARINE SHOP 644 BeImon+ Sfreei' T9en'A9e Brocldon, Mass. Poini' of View 204 Main SI'ree'I' BROCKTON. MASS. MacGREGOR AND WILSON ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT EVINRUDE MOTORS BRISTOL BOATS M. F. G. CRIS CRAFT BOATS I JULIA S TOWNE PHARMACY Sidney I. Berenson, Ph. G., Reg. Pharm. Bernd' Yarns I7 CenI'raI S+reeI' MRS- ROSE 'AGAP'AN E. BRIDGEWATER, MASS. II26 Main S'Iree'I' -I-el. Drake 8-20 Tel. 3-0354 Compliment of MAR LE HARDWARE 796 Main 5+,ee+ Ciampelio, Mass. BROCKTON. MASS. JAGUAR MERCEDES-BENZ PORSCHE NASH RAMBLER TWIN SALES CORP. A. BUCKMAN Owner 33 Main Sireei' BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Tel. Owen 7-6700 Complimenfs of EVERETT E. YOUNG Confracfor ancl Builder Always Firsl' Wi+h The La+es'I' in Fooiwear LANOUE BROS. 45 Legion Pa rlcways BROCKTON. MASS. Telephone I 50 I Complimen+s of CAl'llLL MOTORS Plymou'I'h Dodge Dealers FARR'S DRY GOODS. INC. 5I-53 Norih Main Sireei' BROCKTON, MASS. The Sfore Thai Buys Direcf From 'I'he Mill Complimenls of GEORGE PRATT Complimenis of BISBEE AND PARKER Complimenfs of TURNER STEEL CO., INC. IZ8 Nor+h Main S+ree+ WEST BRIDGEWATER. MASS Turn fo Turner for S+eel. CompIImenI's o'I RICHARDS BARBER SHOP Bridgewafer, Mass. Tel. BrocId'on 342W ' ' Yes+eryears ANTIQUES - GLASS - CHINA PRIMITIVES - BRIC-A-BRAC JUNE AND DAL GAGNON Monumenf Square WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. KARL W. FARRAR Boughi'-All Kinds of Lives+ock-Sold Tel. BrocId'on 3750 l08 Belmoni S+., W. Bridgewafer MASSACHUSETTS W. R. MORSE Things Io Wear for Those Who Care. HATTER AND FURNISHER II08 Main Sfreei' Campello Brocldon 30, Mass. Complimenfs of JAMES BERRY Jeweler 3I Ceniral SI. EAST BRIDGEWATER. MASSACHUSETTS ELM SQUARE PHARMACY 240 Wesf Cen+er S1'ree'l' WEST BRIDGEWATER MASS. You can ees- Mon Any+hing G+ Ben? Complimenfs of BEN'S FRANK HOWE 5a-NSIEO STGRE, NC. TURKEY FARM Cf-'mPeIIo 40 Ash Sfreei' H122 Main S+ree+ Brocldon west BRIDGEWATER MASSACHUSETTS Phone Brocldon i586 OPEN EVERY EVENING Phone 643-M-I Complimenfs of JAY'S DAIRYMAID Complimenfs of R. E. Mac DONALD EIec'rricaI Con+rac'ror WEST BRIDGEWATER ASACK TURKEY FARMS ualiry Turkeys Hue Year Round EDWARD G. ASACK, Prop. I66 SouI'h Sfreei' WEST BRIDGEWATER CompIimen+s of B. F. GOODRICH TIRES 205 MonI'eIIo S'I'reeI' BROCKTON. MASS. CompIimenI's of PIERCE REFRIGERATION COMPANY 387 Norfh Elm S'IreeI' WEST BRIDGEWATER Tel. Brocldon I088 THE OCKERS COMPANY Your Headquarfers for BOOKS-COLLEGE OUTLINE SERIES PERSONALIZED GREETING CARDS PORTABLE TYPEWRITER SALES-SERVICE Agenfs for Underwood Corpora+ion 230 Main S+ree+ Brocldon Tel. 6028 Opposi+e Belmoni' S+ree+ WOODWARD'S AUTO SPRING SHOP, INC. Au+omoI'ive Jobbers and Disfribufors REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS I64-I72 Norih MonI'eIIo S'Iree'I BROCKTON I3, MASS. Telephones 3609 and 8032 ALLEN SHOE STORE II46 Main S+ree+ OPPOSITE MARKET STREET Campello, Mass. ALL TYPES OF SLIPPERS AND RUBBER FOOTWEAR FIRST QUALITY SHOES AT REASONABLE PRICES ACE'S SERVICE STATION CompIimenI's of Gas - Oil - Tires Lubricafion - Accessories A. CHEYUNSKI, Prop. Phone 8-2570 W. H. LUDDY C I. + f Ofnplrnen S O 7I No. CenI'raI Sfreei' EAST BRIDGEWATER READ BROTHERS GARAGE Tel. DRake 8-2I9I or 8-2463 Sfudebaker Cars and Trucks Chawer uses INTERSTATE INTRASTATE WEST BRIDGEWATER Complimenfs of BEAULIEU AND IVIUNROE STEVE'S SPORT DEN I43 Cenfer S'rree'r MIDDLEBORO, MASS. TeI. IZI6 RIVERSIDE DAIRY E. R. eummow, Prop. Deliveries in BROCKTON BRIDGEWATER WEST BRIDGEWATER Brockfon 8-2807-M Congrafulafions From GRIFFIN BUICK CO. I34 Main S+reeI' BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Roufe 28 Tel. Owen 7-6757 Besf Wishes A. R. PARKER CO. Rou'I'e I06 Easf Bridgewaier FINER ICE CREAM CompIimen+s of L. M. CASWELL AND FAMILY PHILLIP R. LAGERSTADT Jeweler - Wa+cI1maIrer GemoIogis+ CAMPELLO. MASS. I062 Main Sfreef Phone 8-0299 rf' , Z'. f . ,- 1 -. M W v H. gf, 53121 -' fili .ff ' :Ei , 0 -' 11,4-, P- 5:4 -, ,f-1 ' .I xg v7v..:.j:4,,v, T I -0 le' 4 4 4 I Q , .o.4'4 ffl X fi '12, , l an ' .T 5 f 5 f ' .mm .V 5? ' MX r if . W f W . 2: 1? 1 , i W 1 W Y , M 4 . 1 fe. . ,, 1 if . i. , 'w. W? 3 5 . k ffl' ,152 04: -,I . 4 .r uf' l',f?ilf,' , 'N 2,1111 544' mf, Q . 1, N f' X A 1 1 , I , I , i, , , fa ,g n f 1 f r , 1, . , f' tml 'n, 'Q i J f if 7 ' ' B , , M - ,A J, K f ' . ' , 4 , , A U' 'fm M' ' 4M v9 A? l 'V If . 1 N 1 ggvggq y K X .-5 Neighborhood pals Alley Oop .- ,F lv ' ff 3 .'..F .. .- ' 3-f'--Ei-Q x- :Sb-x S xx X , f v ii : -wi, ,f- A , , : , - 'F' 'if if 2 Q: . f' Fa i, :Qs 5 : . ' 1 if mf' S Li Q 2 , ,gh Watch the birdie Curlylocks .1- m X ,x Q s A++ iv X xx X Q N Tx.-f 3 X vu-lx xx vs ,Mx x J.. :X-xf lm smiling See' W5 fun!! l'm not posing! 1 Whats so unusual about That??? The water is cold!! Q' Xu! .f .I Look at those sunburnsl 9 - 1 ll sl, .I I It's too late to J ' hide now, Sue! 5 ' - :3 f tt V . 11 It's getting late! 'N Well Im ready' 1,2 , j-wa-dj' r r 'l 'Mug 'xl , ' ' U 'E IN :sf-if Q f ,t 'l.- 'll A X' .Al Ms new Now, Patl! well, I like to be different! Hurry up! Candy and Cake Oh, what a night! N i .X vi l bf' . l 1 fp 5, ,. lglJ:hiS,.Y,..,4l. True frtends' YI, 4 1 n 1 ' 5 I ,.'Q On 6 af ' Q He .-.:. :- t co 'Q-e ' ' Q2 T1 I : 'H -J f ' r r I Faker!! Q . Y P NN lro's excifegj? :if .N .X I Y 53' fc CABINETS REMODELING LEO GIOVANONI Carpen+er and General Conhacf Tel. Brockfon 82928 II5 S H1 M in S+. W. Bridgew + Gei' 'lo Know BLANCHARD CHEVROLET BRIDGEWATER Tel. Owen 7-6935 Complimenfs of STOCKADE CLUB PILLSBURY'S GREENHOUSES Flowers for All Occasions 506 NORTH MAIN STREET Complimen+s of CROWLEYS MARKET Complimenfs of OLD HOMESTEAD RUG COMPANY Besf Wishes MR. AND MRS. HAROLD S. GRUNDBERG Complimenfs of LUCINI MOTOR SALES, INC. W. Bridgewafer Tel. Broclrfon 8-I2I2 Complimenrs of HAYWARD DAIRY FARMS MILES OIL SERVICE Hea+ing Oil Burner Service 404 Crescenf Sfreef WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Phone Brockfon 8-I357 Complimenfs of DORR'S PRINT SHOP Bridgewafer, Mass. Complimenfs of BUROUE'S SERVICE STATION CompIe+e One-Sfop Service ENGINE TUNE-UP AUTOMATIC CAR WASHING WHEEL BALANCING AUTOMATIC TIRE CHANGING 8 No. Main SIree+ WEST BRIDGEWATER Telephone 429-W-I Complimenfs of GURN EY BROS. CO. Jewelers Since I84I IOI Main S+ree+ BROCKTON. MASS. CURRIERS GIFT AND FRAME SHOP BrocId'on, Mass. Complimenfs of . GORDON, ReaH'or 2 Crescenf S'l'ree'l' WEST BRIDGEWATER Besi' Wishes Class of '57 DlTCHETT'S GREENHOUSES I667 Main S+reei' BROCKTON. MASS. Tel. 8-3I62 TROCCHI SERVICE STATION Bridgewafer, Mass. Good Grooming and Beaufy Aids for fhe TEEN-AGER DUNNINGTON'S APOTHECARIES O HE RUSTIC ACRES Evergreens a Specialfy Prop. EDWARD ANDREWS Wesf Bridgewafer WALLY KRUEGER MOTOR SALES Dodge and Plymouih Cars DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS OWen 7-68l4 OWen 7-9869 BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Compiimenis of TONY ANDRE Bridgewaier Complimenfs of DAIRYLEE Manley Sfreei' WEST BRIDGEWATER Tuxedos for All Formal Occasions MARKEY'S I92 Main S+ree+, Brocldon CompIimen'rs of METCALF AND SONS OIL Brocldon, Mass. Complimenfs of +I1e WEST BRIDGEWATER POLICE ASSOCIATION GARY SIMPSON BATTERIES Good Luck, Seniors Work Hard and Progress Well JOSEPH B. JACOBSON DENA'S BEAUTY SHOP Mary Cassiani Dena Giovanon Tel. Tel- I770 8-2928 BROCKTON W. BRIDGEWATER Complimenfs of BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS BANK CompIimenI's of CompIImen+s of HIRAM E. SMITH A FRIEND 242 Eas'r S'I'ree'r WEST BRIDGEWATER. MASSACHUSETTS f Compnmems of JOHN H. WYATT co. 224 Main S+- TT Tel. Bro. I928 . lzg if Roger and Doro+I1Y BurriII TVAT' ':,-1 HOLMES HILL FARM H A:I I EXCLUSIVE SMITH CORONA AGENCY OFFICE STANDARD AND ALL NEVV ELECTRIC ALL MAKES PORTABLES Herbs, Vinegars, Musfard Congra'ruIaI'ions Io Class of I957 From BOB AND KEN'S RESTAURANT UUR BAILJFUUR RINGS? 0 N 4- I... . ..., - , . .MH 4 .,.,5g4j I ' 'Q 'P if. H . 1 l ,, :Wag 1,3 ,V-' 1 -,W . V . h.,A- ', 'f Q 2. eivw-I - f QS. gym-use . fo -V K W ' ff f W .- - , -' -f?-J F-if 4- ' 4- : . , , A . x -f N .QL any , WOW! A final check. ' 'f ' Q f' , V . .K ,ef , M. ,. Af, See, rs... r ,. . iv., r 2. - . 4- as-' we ' ,Tl r if ' Y i '33 ,ilu W l've got dimples! Off H' l 'G W P mi if k . in 'V T. i msayyg. 'I . . SQX Howdy! Deadeye Dick A 'ff' l ' '-T ' 2 ' , if , . J:- . f -. , - e his .. , Q, ..,. 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X V ,. Rx. . . ,, ..q.5gfg Q 3 , l. , Q U t- . fi is . are 'xr Q .J ,. -We V1 fi! F '- ' xg x e iztglii ri . Y .531 1. W- -.5 435 ,lg Ji lli Nts' 5'x- xiii! . f 1. ' f?- ' ,. y Q 1 use, . .43 !,g....nin. 1 . ' wx -N A ' . N T .Q 3 f:T: xxy 'X l I rm S. r ws 1 lim. 20134-MS' wi Ti. 'fha' -veter looks good. Bonsoir! ' ..uAsg,..mx.... , T w' '- - -- e - Those were the I can't keep in step. Q , 1 e C K - I r 1r' . - 3 fl ' sw.. 6 F l- S' W -'1'1'fi ': ?. Q, g : ' , 21 . 1 A . S51 l Q. .V . T I ,.. A - wx. ' .. - - ' - , s V X-:ffiai -'S-'fs ,. V ., S L + V X -.0 is af' ' .. 4.-'J ' Rogues' Gallery Comedy and Tragedy Pals! SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. William Kohl Mrs. Lucy Giovannini Miss Carol J. Kohl Mr. Arthur D. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Edward Andrews Art Shop, 59 East Elm Ernest Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swanson Herb's Shell Station John's Greenhouse Snow's Store Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Dunbar Town and Country Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. William Bromley Charles P. Resivick James Pselakas Dr. Joseph Calitri Foley's Home Lunch Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Emil H. Ohman Fredrick E. Soell Ralph Nordgren Ralph G. Marr Michael Lanzillotta PATRONS Karian-the Jeweler Mr. and Mrs. Roy Richard Poole's Market Harry's Service Station Miss Patricia Burke Gassett's Jewelers Mr. Gardner Lothrop Hilda Shality Mr. and Mrs. Willian R. Brown J. H. Fairbanks Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Aubrey Eaton Colin Ross E. Clifford Broman Clyde Bordeaux Rose Marie Andre Albino Andrade A SHNCERE THANK YUU TU . .. The Faculty, for so patiently accepting the constant interruption of their classes by cameras, photographers and flashbulbs. This staff has deeply appreciated your cooperation. Mr. Robert Wales, studio photographer, for his excellent work on the photography of the title pages. The lighting effects which he created were superb. Mrs. Gladys Keith, high school secretary, for patiently announcing day after day the Climber staff's call to action . . . There will be a meeting of the Climber staff in Room ll . . . Mr. Thomas E. Graffte, faculty member, for doing such a splendid iob advising the Business Staff of the Climber. Without his help our yearbook would not have been a success. Lorings Photographers, for so willingly trudging up and down the corridors to take the tremendous number of pictures required for this yearbook. The Parents, for giving their children the eagerness and cooperation so necessary to succeed in this task. The diligence which the staff displayed under pressure was not only a credit to them, but also to their mothers and fathers, We would also like to thank the following people who willingly contributed articles to be photographed for the title pages: Brad Nickerson Mrs. Harold Grundberg Mrs. David MacCormack Mrs. Everett Young Mr. Rathbun Mrs. Edward Andrews Miss Edith Wolfberg Mrs. Gordon McDonald Mr. Bruce Mr. Emil Ohman Mrs. Hill Paul Moncey Mr. and Mrs. Roger Viens Mrs. Marie Cordes Miss Janice Rylancler Mrs. William Riddell LITHOGRAPI-IED BY I., Q + TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. M11 DALLAS 0 TEXAS 'ir The Best Yearbooks are TAYLOR-MADE . J. 1 .I ' WH' Q S59 H '.' J 3-Q, A fps, In , Q . C'- X 1 J ? ! 1 1 I1. 1.- 9 , 1 . H 1 I 1 V is L Q fi 3 I-2 ,Q I E? :lf Q , . H f af' pg 31 55 A in E S! 'I' ep Y ,s i 'Q F fa .L 57 P 2 5 3 5 H111 '- YIV51 l9,i'Q'S' . L yv-v 'if
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