West Bridgewater High School - Climber Yearbook (West Bridgewater, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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The future is the land of hope, the present, the land' of actuality, the past, the land of love and memories. When the future has become the present, and when the present has become the past, we shall look upon our school days with loving memories. To walk with old friends through the corridors and to sit in the classrooms again will he the most pleasant of our dreams. Therefore, with love and many thanks, we, the class of 1958, present to the faculty and administration of W e s t Bridgewater High School this our Climber. May it bring our class as close to the school as the school will be to us. CONTENTS DEDICATION EDITORIAL ADMINISTRATION CLASSES SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SENIORS ADVERTISEMENTS ENVOI These Pages Silent Record Keep Of Schoolhood Days . . . Of Friendship Deep 5 Of F un and Laughter, Mixed With Tears, The Brimming Cup of Youth's Short Years. We. the class of 1958, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Urbino Barreira in respect for his efforts encouraging a sportsmanlike spirit among the students of this school. His accomplishments in coaching good teams has made a name for West Bridgewater High Schoolg his sense of humor is tastefully mixed with discipline. We shall not soon forget the value of his teachings. EDITURIAL Chess is a game of wit which might well be applicable to life. For example, the ordinary man is like the pawn on the chess board, always forced to go ahead, never permit- ted to turn back, forever subject by the very laws of the game to the influence of the more important pieces. So it is in life: stronger men hold the power to change the lives of the less important, setting up in their turn laws for the game of living, to be followed by the common people. The pawn cannot blindly advance, each move must he carefully considered. In life, too, each step must be carefully considered, for once made, it cannot be cancelled. The first move of our life has been our schooling, accepted as inevitable, however, the second move is a matter of our own choice and must he carefully studied. Will we find college best suited to us? the armed ser- vices? vocational schools? a job? This choice, dicated for the first time by personal preferences, will be only the first of a series of well-selected moves leading eventually to success. Yes, to suc- cess, for the pawn is not destined to be always the common man. By reaching the opposite side of the board, he, too, receives the power of more important chessmen. When we have met and successfully surpassed the obstacles confronting us, we, too, shall be promoted to some higher sta- tion of life. Resolved always to play our very best, let us leave school in anticipation of the chal- lenging game ahead. X fs'-QS 133-ilyylu Ah? 65' QQ Lvh 'sua vgbme I ,. . , vi' ,. , 22 W' - f K :J Qw- .f 17 ,f FIN 1 Q ,Atv Q ' Q7 5 In UQQIQ , :'P ,-fi, cf'C'Ff1'? Kiki, Y, Q N 6 z PRINCIPALIS MESSAGE MR. PETER I. SPERANDIO To the Class of 1958: During your stay with us, We tried to impress upon you a sense of respect for other people and their property, a sense of responsibility toward the rights and duties of others, and an appreciation of the sacrifices made by your parents so that you could see this-your graduation day. The lessons you learned, whether in the classroom or through extracurric- ular activities, were all geared toward the molding of your character and education. We are proud of you. Please try to keep it that way. I am sure that you will prosper and be happy. To all of you, my best Wishes for your continued success. Sincerely, PETER J. SPERANDIO Principal WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL MRS. KEITH Secremry lo the Principal SUPERINTENDENTIS MESSAGE MR. BERT L. MERRILL WEST BRIDGEWATER-RAYNHAM SCHOOL DEPARTMENT West Bridgewater, Massachusetts BERT L. MERRILL Superintendent of Schools To the Class of 1958: I can think of no better advice than that given by George Washington Carver when he said, 'cStart where you are with what you have: make some- thing of it. Best wishes to every member of the Class of 1958. Sincerely yours, BERT L. MERRILL Superintendent MRS. CHADWICK Secretary to the Superintendent THE FACULTY College English and Languages MR. MOSS, MISS RYLANDER W i Junior High English MISS PEARSON, MR. CASHIN . xp. . '::y5f:..,4g-- i ......., - . Mg gi. ii, History MR. MONTEBELLO. NIR. O'DONNELL rr. I ,. . -:,: -gig-, ., , 5 t Malllenzatics MRS. KENT. MR. CRAFFTE High School English MRS. McCORMACK, MISS KOCHAKIAN Commercial Department MRS. WHEELER, MRS. SI-IUKIS Social Studies MR. TIVNAN, MR. O'BRIEN Srirnre MR. BARREIRA. MR. DUNN. MR. MILLETT ' . - 1' MC? 4.11-x. 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X9 U:- 75 ILT ff-4' '3'iXf'e'L'-:Y xv? -' g- . 1 ,35i3f?s.g'-fa-,kygj CIXJ4 ,Q , . .' ri fwldgi-W-gi.:EfQ J. - . tg, -Q: ., , W . A ,-4 I-.p .WAS x .' Qfs x X , CLLL HONOR ROLL Carl Anderson Herbert Chase Arthur Clark Gail Ensher Joy Fidler Doris Broman Top row: Raymond Veader, Richard Fox, Richard Alger, Richard Jensen, Theodore Perry, Ronald Newman. Middle row: Catherine Slapik, Howard Anderson, Joyce Parenteau, ,loan Boyd. Bottom row: Roy Blundell, Annette Braga, Linda Haynes Deborah Manchester, Ruth Staples. CLASS OFFICERS! Vifle PFBSMCUL Carl CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Barreira, Mr. Graffte, Mr. Dunn, Anderson, President, Herbert Chasey Sec- Mrs, Shukig, retaw, JOY Fidlerg Treasurer, Catherine Slapik. Top row: William Turner, Paul Carlson, Herbert Chase. Joseph Spadea, James Ross, Sherrol Snell. Middle row: Isabelle North, Doris Broman, Richard Anderson, Edna Gingras. Bottom row: 'Joy Fidler, Rosalie Moore, Susan Nickerson, Ellen Howard, Rosemary Perry. Top row: David Brazil, Francis La Brache, Carl Anderson, David Erbeck, Barbara Kemp, Arthur Clark. Middle row: Carol Howe, Margaret Murphy, Gail Ensher, Geraldine Lawler. Betty Benson, Donna Smith. Bottom row: Frances Skelton, Joyce Chaves, Norma Warme, lrene Freiman, Margaret Short, Virginia Tibbetts. 5 1 ' - cnt' ' . K ' ! ' 1 . 4 'A 1 f fs 5. - vi'f'.. 'iifiii Top row: Sandra Spadea. William Doane. Clive Ensher, Wayne Bishop. Joanne Semeter, Pauline Cetchell. Middle row: Richard Seager. Karen Swartz, Anne Young, Marjorie Caswell, Martha Large, Beatrice Badger. Bottom row: William Brown. lr.. Sheila Curley, Barbara lVlacFadden. Catherine Marble, Sally Ohlson, Donald Metcalf. Top mir: Sheila Sinkvvicll. Nlitrlis-ll Coiwllvr. llruu- Fmlerliolm. llnnrun Sprague. David Furl'1'slel'. Swan Cobliett. .llirlrllv raw: Ronald Mclvalf. Edna Howard. lJora-c-n- Carlson, Carolyn Lyons. Nunvy Sfillllfllll- .Mine Kunrlzivz. Ce-urge Tinkham. Hallam mir: Marie Steptm-. .-Nun Swan-on. There-sa Ftulpin, Carolyn Km-ith. Cail Alfieri. Carol Calfm-y. aw-if--y we -.- . .-. - 4 1.14-5 -.-. sf, -s ,I-f V in x -1:-K, , . , .Kalb IQ, , 1.20315 X ,H I were i Q, we ,af X 4- -. X la Y yu 1 A W . . fx-,Q 5-MMC 913'-',::2QFf':,:S??i:glN' ' alll Y' w A 'il :Si-xg -,f--,,f, :-.- - -1 'A 1 : .-NM. ,pl-5.-, W H:- + jw.:,.:.sf . V -,g,i.:W.S 5 - a. W If N M 1 :faiirgg L 1 1 5333612 '-'xx 'Sr-fi , -A ,fqgfl ' if ' lr? N '- ,. V 2,555 , vs A X- -ef F W . w 'xfsibbgwfff Y-' l ' A 'Wg -Y. ,, Said!! wh ' USE' 9 Hifi? mzfilif r N 5 'glglmre W Q ,X ,..,, V X , . iigifiggz gggg ,, 5, ' - Q e ,vb,.f..r'X N5 .wk-,xr G 1 + Y 3, . f an 28155339 s f J fi . SS-YM 'el fe A 'ar if 'fi rfisf ii ' . . g, ' Ii' 'F Q ' , .fb E1-Q',.,'51l if we . 'Q' b -, . 1 1,3,XQQSN.. ,i. '15 ins, , .i -, Q Riff, 'g 55 . Lai - -' wi' ' lfiii ADVISORS: Mr. O'Donnell. Mr. Golding, Mr. Millett, Mrs Allaire. ri! P '5 ii -K 1 ' 1 - S -is T ' 1 A A 12 ' Q A 2 r l r Xfijf l y ,z ,Qtr i -' . - 1 U . ' x 'ff . I - , . ' ff V ' V 1 Li ' l , C fr 1 ,i x K K Q Top row: Carol Cyr, Angus McLeod, Walter Emerson, Joh , i rift? N? il., L E is n Foye, Diane Demers, Wayne Crosby. Middle row: Laurel Nelson, Maureen Crosby, Charles Pagani, John Dufault, Ellen Hartshorn. Bottom row: Gail Pettengill, Carole Seablom, Lorraine Smith, Linda Nickerson, Barbara Anderson, Lois Penpraese. F X X , HONOR ROLL Barbara Anderson Marjorie Caswell Walter Emerson Nancy Seablom Sheila Sinkevick CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Sandra Spacleag Vice Pres iflent, William Brown. Jr.: Secretary. Anne Young: Pres ident, Barbara Anderson. 4 vt. 4 f '-X ,M-. gm-4 iii, 72' H, , ,J ,f f-Lv-1211 .1.. 1f: ',i 11,5-g-ww-'1' 2151- -f ,,-ff ' .mpg t f. 2 t W -, . .vnf ?' S ,E Top row: Stanley Waite, Leo Gasse, Jonathan Churchill, John Prescott. Timothy Bordeaux, Thomas Craffte. Middle row: Richard Kline, Richard Watson, Thomas Stewart, Roberta Ginn, Sandra Nelson, Wayne Finch, Robert Copeland. Bottom row: Susan Brodrick, Dianne Edson, Sandra Crip- pen. Judith Olson. Carolyn Fisher. Top row: Charlotte Estabrooks. Ronald Alger, Donald Stewart, Pt-tt-r Morrison, David Wardwt-ll. Ronald Livie, Marianne Holmgren. Middle row: Christine Bunker. Carol C11-en. John llollia-n. James Sherlaw. Janet Cuarino, Jacqueline Phelan, Sylvia La Pvrlc. Bnflom row: Brad Wv21l'Il1l'. Leslie Warren, Bonnie Haynes, Cheryl l'lurvomlm, William Fkcllon. 'iN ADVISORS: Mr. Montebello, Miss Kochalcian, Mr. Gallup. CLASS OF 1961 24 -- sta.-ft,.w..v Top row: Warren Packard, Gregory Daton, Peter Cogswell, Ronald Broman, Wayne Horton, Richard Crowley. Middle row: Judith Staples, Lawrence Douglas, Kenneth Turner, Anthony Veader, Carol Bourne, Constance Fratangelo. Bottom row: Timothy Mather, Judith Hambly, Linda Boyd, Andrea Ticchi, Barbara Blundell. Arthur Daley. CLASS OFFICERS: Kenneth Turner, Treasurer, Richard Kline, Secretary: Linda Boyd, Vice Presi- dent, Andrea Giovanini, President. HONOR ROLL Linda Boyd Ann Burba Dianne Edson Charlotte Estabrooks Constance Fratangelo Carol Greene Robert Gurney Marianne Holmgren Wayne Horton Richard Kline Anne LaPerle Sylvia LaPerle Carolyn Mullins Judith Olson Warren Packard ADVISORS: Miss Hampe, Mr. Cashin, Mrs. Wheeler, Miss Pearson. CLASS OF 1962 Top row: Ralph Souza, Arthur Perry, June Howard, Mary Martelli, Lewis Waugh, Sharon Seablom, Richard Burrill, James Walker, Lewis Estahrooks, Bruce Carlson. Middle row: Richard Ohlson, Janet Metcalf, Joyce Wilker, Christine Cook, Sandra Ryan, David Sawyer, Pamela Potter, Janice Erbeck, Cheryl Ware, Sandra Beals. Bottom row: Ralph Douglas, Jane Hayward, Sandra Stuart, Judith Brown, Gloria Eaton, Audrey Emerson, Diane Forrester, Howard Farr. Robert Johnson, vice president: John Holmgren, president, Richard Ohlson, secretary: Alfred Rohnstrom, treasurer. HONOR ROLL i'Paula Alexander 'kSandra Stuart Verconica Harris Joanne Holmgren Raymond Anderson John Holmgren Sandra Barker Arthur Barros Sandra Beals Katherine Berry Richard Burrill Paul Burtt Peter Chase Marjorie Clark Lewis Estabrooks Robert Johnson Helen Keith Alfred Rohnstrom Sharon Seablom Patricia Spadea Catherine Sullivan 'HIGH HONORS Top row: Sandra Hicks, Alice Martin, George Meurling, John Holmgren, Raymond Smith, Raymond Anderson, Susan North, Judith Carl- son. Middle row: Joanne Howard, Raymond Wood, Catherine Sullivan, Katherine Berry, Sandra Perry, Robert Anderson, Peter Chase, Sherry Abbott, Paul Howard, Ronald Coelho, Carolyn Pettengill. Bottom row: Robert Albert, Pamela Rudine, Marjorie Clark, Sally Russo, Linda Chaves, Dorothy Perry, Sandra Krugger, John Nelson. Top row: Paul Burtt. Barbara Kipper, John Turner, Arthur Barros. William Hirst, Gail Howard, Pamela Colder, Rona Backlund. Helen Keith. Middle row: Vera Benson. Eleanor Hirst, David C. Perry, Patricia Spadea. Robert Johnson, Mary Coffey, Richard Ames. Veronica Harris, Edward McCarthy. Barbara Howard. Bottom rozu: David Richard, Alfred Rohnstrom, Sandra Barker, Robert Ross. Mathew Owens, Michael VanDyke, Peter Kehoe, Todd Crundberg. ADVISORS: Mr. O'Brien, Mrs. Dea Veher, Mr. Tivnan. CLASS OF 1963 Top row: Joseph Gillis, Nancy Gallagher, Diane Johnson, Lorraine Bemier, Kathleen Cobbett, Ann Rohnstrom. Middle row: Donna Chouimard, Karen McCann, Celeste Surette, Marjorie Austin, Darryl Phelan, Carol Beals, Carolyn Hayward. Bottom row: Nellie Farr, Leanard Fratangelo, Paulette Perry, Robert Newman, Janice Bishop, Joseph Norris. HONOR ROLL Marjorie Austin Janice Bishop Kathleen Brodrick Gary Carlson Eleanor Cook Gretchen Cross Jeanne Dalton John Freiman Nancy Gallagher Joseph Gillis James Harding John Huston Fayth Johnson Robert Lovell Carol Maloney Ettore Mortarelli Maureen Murphy Darryl Phelan Lawrence Sprague Celeste Surette David Ticchi gs t J G - ' iv 1.-L .w' -- , ':-'4 1, Q S girl- . J' . M y 5: Tjgi te' x W L , 1,712 , gd CLASS OFFICERS: Allen Ware. Vice Presidentg Gary Carlson, Treasurer: Lawrence Sprague, Student Council: Robert Lovell, President, Jean Dalton, Secretary. T E 1 1 .,i gy-'F' ' E ' I-, 41 S Q pi fs - 'I X 3 . 5 Top row: Patricia Morse, Hugh Hurley, Kathleen- Crosby, Melvin Fisher, John Huston, Howard Richmond. Middle row: Carol Maloney, Sandra Tardie, Glenys Lawson, Meredith Jensen, Shirley Tingley, Sharon McCann, Jeanne Dalton. Bottom row: Elizabeth Taylor, Robert Anderson, .lohn Freiman, Cary Carlson, Robert Lovell, Linda Pratt. Tap row: Maureen Murphy, Eleanor Cook. James Cheyunski, David Perry, Gretchen Cross, Brooks Farrar. Middle row: Kathleen Brodrick, Barbara Newman, Fayth Johnson, Meryl Snell. Sherry Boercker, James Harding, Ellen Foye. Bottom row: William Laperle, Sally Noonan, Ronald Perry. Nancy Noonan, Jane Doane, Joseph Walker. 3,11 S , fi st.:-' I T' may 1+ W, , , ..., , ,, 'fqg 5. 4 ,34 A , f .S ' ' if-'LG1f'.'fL . 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OOTBALL M A .gms jf. 1 A 1 ez ga COACH BARREIRA ROY JACKSON FRED REED COACH TIVNAN C0-Captains WEST BRIDGEWATER FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 28- Oct. 12- Oct. 19- Oct. 26- Nov. 9- Nov. 16- Nov. 23- Nov. 28- Westies ..,.,, Westies ,,,.., Westies ,,,,,, Westies ,..... Westies.,.L, WCSLIBS .,.... Westies ,,,,7. Westies ..,,.,,,,w7..... 6 11127 Westwood 8 Hanover ,,,,,,.20 Hull ......14- Marshfield 7 Foxboro ,,...-.33 Holbrook 6 Cohasset l East Bridgewater Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Top row: Ronald Alger, Edward Moses, Robert Crowley, Jon Churchill, Wayne Bishop, William Doane. Middle row William Brown Richard Fox, Walter Emerson, David Wardwell, Leo Gasse, Lee Nickerson, William Skelton, Kenneth Tumer. Front row Herbert Chase Raymond Chase, David Forrester, Bruce Soderholm, John Foye, Duncan Sprague, Russell Coelho, Donald Seablom. DONALD SEABLOM WILLIAM TURNER RONALD SNELL, Manager ji K Q ? RUSSELL JOHNSON ROLAND ASHLEY GREGG ANGLIM ROBERT LINEHAN RONALD NEWMAN ANGUS McCLEOD RUSSELL COELHO v-Dr JAMES ROSS STEVE CHURCHILL JAMES AMES ,gl nfx-f N ' . h huil -' ' 1-' 1:1 1 QW? ' 'v -'w- T5 99 03:9 , fn' U, V ,,,.,, . V X ffgi5,QQ i F V , L . r . . ,. .1,. VT -A ,C n- , .Wh . , MAS. -. ... .,-x. .1:f - 5.3: 1.1. ki.-gl, .f 4 4 99,8950 - 4. g I ,I 1 Lf? vo' A. . . -2. '1 ,' :. , W .,1 ,1 Tw ! N ' R ,r . E, 2 X 354' f - Hv Q ' ' F.. ,. i X , ' 1 'ii-we A . ' Li. 1, Top row: S. Churchill, R. Jackson, D. Seablom, R. Emerson, H. Chase, R. Linehan, Bottom row: C. Anglim, W. Horton, R. Ashley, B. Nickerson, J. Churchill. BOYS, VARSITY BASKETBALL Westies Foxboro .,... ........ 3 1 Westies ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, K ing Philip -,,,, Westies Foxboro ..... ........ 4 5 Westies E. Bridgewater Westies ................ Yvhitman ............ ........ 5 5 Westies Avon ,,.,,,,,,.,,,,. Westies ...,............ Bridgewater ....,... ........ 5 0 Westies Bridgewater Westies King Philip ........ ........ 5 1 Westies King Philip Westies ...... ....... 5 6 E. Bridgewater .....--. 61 Westies ..... ....... E . Bridgewater Westies AVOI1 .................. .....,.,........ A von ............... Westies Bridgewater ....., ........35 Westies ,.......51 Westies ...........,.... Westies ...... ...... South Shore Tournament Duxbury .,..,,.,. Marshfield ...... ogpv WF' H-1 C Z P14 O DU I l-l C5 E no DP 2 VN m P-3 Us L- r- JUN OR VARSITY Moses R- Turner J. Basset B. Jensen B- Howard R- Newman Spadea Soderholm Brown Broman C. Anderson Back row: Robert Johnson Richard Linehan, John Holmgren, Raymond Anderson, Anthony Barros Ronald Coe-lho. Front row: Robert Ross, Richard Olson, Richard Burrill, Todd Grunberg Alfred Rohnstrom., EE x , Q, . .X 2'-, L 1 u W 4 Jlfzy 13 ' x 1 W, Sw fi. 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UNIOR VAR ITY CHEERLEADER is Adrfflryt PM wr Sheila Sink:-vitcll, Patricia Caswell. Constamw- Fratanga-lo, Martha Large, Sandra Crippcn Christine Bulu-r. Absenl: ,Iudy Humble,-y, Shit-la Curley. , A-1-N - . 'fs 'C-73 COACH: Mrs. Allaire MANAGERS: Gail Perry Paula Bumpus Mary Skelton GIRLS? VARSITY ASKETBALL 1958 Top row: Joy Fidler, Doris Broman, Sherroll Snell, Barbara Kemp, Joanne Semeter, Anne Young, Maureen Crosby, Janet Howard, Nancy Newman, Irene Freeman. Bottom: Co-Captain, Carolyn Demersg Captain, Judy Rudine. GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE January January January January January January Fbbruary February 7--Easties IO-Avon I4-Bridgewater 2'-If-Easties 28-Avon 31-Bridgewater 4?-King Philip I0-King Philip MANAGERS: Barbara Anderson, Janice Wright GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Top row: Linda Haynes, Joan Boyd, Linda Soderholm, Carolyn Lyons, Martha Sharp, Marianne MacCrath, Marjorie Caswc-II, Quintina Harris, Mariannv Holmgren. Bottom row: C0-Captains. Joyce Chaves, Isabelle North. i I 1 I GIRLS, S FTBALL Top row: Mrs. Allaire, Coachg Linda Haynes, Janice Taylor, Sherrol Snell, Barbara Kemp, Jane Foye, Judith Rudine. Bottom row: Isabelle North, Donna Smith, Joyce Chaves, Donna Williams, Irene Freiman, Doxis Broman, Norma Warme, Joan Boyd, Francis Skelton. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Games Won, Coach: MRS. LENA ALLAIRE Brldgewater-H ....,,,,...,...,...,........,. 42 ,iEast Bridgewater--A .s.. .,...... 3 1 iiNorton-H .....,.. .,,.., ..l9 +N0rton-A ...,,,,...s... ..... 7 Holbrook-A ....,,s,....... ,,s.,... 1 6 9iEast Bridgewater-H ..,, ,,,,. 8 1' F VX X, xf NATIO AL H0 OR OCIETY Front row: Edward Moses. Paula llumpus, Margaret Sweeney. Cnrulyn Dexners, Robert Linchan, Sllelia Styles. .luclith Gout, Judith Rurline. Rubcrt McDonald. Burl: row: Authur Clark, Gail Enshvr. Ruth Staples, Advisor, Mr. Moss: Joy Fimller, Catherine Slapik, Carl An4lvl'snl1. BAD Top row: Terry Martarelli, George Austin, Robert Copeland, Hugh Herley, Betty Benson, Isabelle North, David Cabral, Donald Seager, Linda Haynes, Cristine Cook, Mr. Lewis. Advisor. Middle row: Jane Hayward, Susan North, Sharon Seablorn, Authur Clark, Patricia Casewell, Arthur Veader, Marjorie Clark, Richard Kline, John Prescott, Timmy Mathers, Bonnie Haynes. Bottom row: Sylvia La Perle, Charlotte Estabrooks, Diane Demers, Marther Large, Celeste Surrette, Janet Medcalf, Ronald Medcalf, Kenneth Turner, Marjorie Caswell. Head Majorene MISS VIRGINIA NORTH Nancy Seablom, Anne Young, Carol Howe, Betty Skeleton, Gail Alfieri. DRUM MAJ OBETTES Rosemary Perry Virginia Tibbets, Sally Olson, Ellen Hartshorn, Janice Taylor. A iulii? .832 I I al , ' W.-,rqj,. 5. :',:j,fsjfj' ' 1 !f,fv!Q,.,, Z, 3if,i55,2.',i,2 yji- Eff , , f 221?f52fQ'51Q V, - t , J ff . ,.stx g13gfgSx3,, ., ,Q-zrff',,,' '23, .':. f 3, 'fmt' I', 4,- Q-'lifi I 9553. +0 1 J ,,' ,f yn, ,..y,, .gli 1-H - - 2 ,fm-y. -, ,wit-'-19 A ' r Ma. LE ms, dv s f Top row: William Skelton, Gregg Anglim, Richard Fox, Herbert Chase, Carl Anderson, David Erbeck, Michael Harding, Russel Coelho, William Brown. Middle row: Mr. Lewis, Advisory Judith Gour, Margaret Sweeney, Arlene Chaves, Isabelle North, Joyce Parenteau, Carolyn Demers, Janice Taylor, Barbara Kemp, Carolyn Lyons, Sherrol Snell, Diane Demers, Carol Howe, Ronald Snell. Bottom row: Francis Skelton, Carolyn Keith, Shirley Perry, Barbara McFadden, Barbara Anderson, Ann Kundzicz, Ann Swanson, Laurel Nelson, Jackie Phelean, Linda Sampson. ORCHE THA . X, It First row, left Io right: James Anderson, Kathryn Sullivan, George Austin, David Cabral, Richard Kline. SBCDCHI row: Robert Anderson, Linda Sampson, Marjorie Clark, Larry Douglas, Anthony Vf-adcr, Donald Seager. Top row: Raymond Vcader, Advisor, Mr, Lcwisg Timothy Mather. .y , 1 ,f ,f IEII ,,,.... OFFICE STAFF Janice Taylor, Doris Broman, Sheila Styles, . ' s' Judy Rudine, Jane Foye, Margaret Sweeney, Judy Gour, Sheila Curley, Deborah Manchester, -axg 1 if W., 1 Q K L Ann Swanson, Shirley Perry, Mary Skelton. S W ----1-.,.-:.., ,gg Q. .. S ' E ' M ee- - - t A 1 V - E E, LIBRARY STAFF Gail Perry, Carolyn Lyons, Laurel Nelson, Ruth Staples, Gail En- sher, Sally Ohlson, Ellen Hart- shorn, Mr. William H. Moss, Librarian. CAFETEBIA STAFF Donald Poole, Gus McLeod, Bar- bara Kemp, Sherrol Snell, Ann Swanson, Betty Benson, Isabelle North. 'F' ENTERPRISE NEWS STAFF Carol Greene, Sandra Grippen, Miss Janice Rylander, Director, Janet Cuarino. CT? -lv -A A---A E' THE CLIMBER I 1 is 'Q F , W l W sy ' Q I l rr ' wi-A .- , -. N. N .1 X , Az. I ', .. I 'IJ v,-V3 .I -.H , .' , .Hr ' ' f-LJ. 1-. .4 1'.-I T' - ' 'f 2 553, . .,Zf. ' ' P4 V Ej'w-3fj1.f'-- ' K f. MCCORMAC Advisor, MRS' '.,Q..l, '53 3525 iw, , J J. YAG. 2 A Editor, ROBERT MCDONALD .Aviv V. .f., ... GRADUATES: Arlene Chaves. ADVERTISEMENTS: Janet ORGANIZATIONS: Linda Sampson, Barbara Albert. Howard. ASSISTANTS: Arlene Chaves, Paula Bumpus, Carolyn Demers, .ludy Rudine, Mary Skelton. JUNIOR EDITOR: Carl Anderson. GIRLS' AND BOYS' SPORTS: Gail Perry, Donald Seablom, Ronald Snell. ' l- mf' . . , ART EDITOR: Barbara Albert. PHOTOGRAPHERS: ADMINISTRATION: Shirley Pe-rry. UNDERCLASSMAN: Henry Bradford, Janice Taylor. Dorna Edson. CLIMBER BU I ESS STAFF N A A ,,,. s ' 'cl ' .- t W . N ' H , 'ijiiiif , f 4 ' f cgiffff , - f, 4 . .,f-fs, 5 J f if: Z Q - m J If V -1 f' :' . . . --M I' QF--we A 4 l f'Q Wi5xxi Top row: William Turner, Russell Coehlo, Robert Linehan, Daniel Green, Fred Reed. Middle row: Gregg Anglim, Roy Jackson, Russell Johnson, Donald Seablom, Donna Williams, Sheila Styles, Virginia North, Ronald Snell, Bradford Nickerson, Thomas O'T0ole, Henry Bradford. Bottom row: Gail Ensher, Carolyn Demers, Mary Skelton, Donald Seager, Business Managers: Margaret SweeneY1 Judith Gour, Jane Foye. Business Advisor Business Manager MRS. KENT DONALD SEAGER Advi50r . - we Edztor A5515 N , was KQCHMQA r EW WE ST S 'fffvflfof ,e TS MR S. SHUKIS 905 VAN rx Y FSHC SHEILA STYLES Bwgneoxi , c, EDITORIAL STAFF Top row: Sally Noonan, Shirley Perry, Gail Perry, Barbara Anderson, Laurel Nels,on. Sheila Curley, Irene Freiman, Mary Skelton, Frances Skelton. Middle row: Deborah Manchester, Isabelle NorLh, Judy Gour, Robert McDonald, Donald Seablom, Ronald Snell, Anne Young, Virginia North, Constance Fratangelo, Joy Fidler. First row: Doreen Carlson, Barbara Albert, Carolyn Lyons, Cail Ensher, Shiela Styles, Paula Bumpus, Joanne Semeter, Sandra Spadea, Dorna Edson. WI D PRODUCTION STAFF First row: Geraldine Lawler, Carol Cyr, Joyce Parenteau, Karen Swartz, Nancy Seablom. Second row: Barbara MacFadden, Teresa Stulpin, Marie Steptoe, Margaret Sweeney, Donna Williams, Donna Smith, Carol Seablom, Joyce Chaves, Rosemary Perry. Look what you get for a nickel! First row: Barbara Albert, Linda Sampson, Irene Freiman. Second Lefg to right: Doris Brgman, Ronald Snell, Robert McDonald row: Catherine Slapik, Doreen Carlson, Sandra Spaclea. Donald Seablom. SPORTS CLUB Top row: Gail Perry, lrene Freiman, Ann Kundicz, Joy Fidler, Annette Braga, Donna Smith, Janet Howard, Isabelle North, Karen Swartz, Nancy Seablom, Donna Williams, Judith Rudine, Norma Warme, Joan Boyd. Middle row: Linda Haynes, Margaret Short, Jane Foye, Doreen Carlson, Dorna Edson, Sheila Sinkavich, Barbara Kemp, Joanne Semeter, Sandra Spadea, Doris Broman, Marjorie Caswell, Anne Young, Judith Gour. Front row: Joyce Chaves, Rosemary Perry, Ellen Howard, Mary Skelton, President: Virginia North, Vice President, Sheila Styles, Secretaryg Cathy Slapik, Treasurerg Laurel Nelson, Shirley Perry, Paula Bumpus. RADIO CLUB J David Cabral, Gregg Anglim, Richard Fox, James Anderson, Richard Anderson, Russell Johnson, Ronald Snell, Rob- ert fNIcDonald, Mr. Millett. Donald Seager. OPERATORS CLUB l , 1 ,. ' ' - McDonald. 5 L' d- N' k s , lhoma Stew rt, Daved Wardwell, Donald Scablom, Richard Jensen, Robert gigffgollingliiii.glllrzlilfrfrzlmlifarme, RonaldaCoelho, Janice Taylor. Front row: James Ross, Russell Coelho, Ronald Sness, Henry Bradford. O49 v: Q xx ,Q Q' 560 Quw 0' Og! xx-r,,kQu ,Q Y, ,, 'X O Ox wi Q D 'S-2 -,f ' ' V. 6 ' ' X + G Q. OM Q ' , ' V . v 5 I,-'ly ,A 4 Q Q O' A6 tx AX! ,U QL. r I 'tl ' 0-, ' -1 6 ' 4 Q Ox QA 0 'A 6 fr: Q 3, 3 'aw 4 'fr '0- Wm ORCHID S fs, is ' z,-A ,fam F A , NBQ V! -PN ' . rr- x - ll rl N. .QQ O YOU JU IOR CLASS PLAYS 1957 I I DA CES 1 NX- 5 . 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FRESHMAN YEAR Freshman-Sophomore Social . . . worries in lVIr. Kiernan's Civics class . . . our introduction to Latin I . . . our sunburns from the class trip . . . Fearingis Pond, here we come! . . . lVIay Time Dance . . . home rooms on two floors . . . the beginning of our Christmas Dances . . . finally old enough for pajama parties and dates . . . Choir went to see the Boston Pops Concert . . lVIr. Cobbis having a picture taken with a towel around him. SOPHOMORE YEAR Our turn to initiate the Freshmen . . . dissecting frogs in biology class . . . all those steadies . . . first class, to have gym as required subject . . . Tropicana . . . Christmas Dance . . . Bermudas were the latest . . . that French I class . . . lVIr. Montebello for Economic Geography . . . Class trip to Fear- ing's Pond again. JUNIOR YEAR U. S. History class with lVIr. Bruce . . . '6Orchids to You . . . Junior Class plays . . . new band uniforms . . . first class to have Alumni Dance . . . those new cars in Driver Education . . . Student Council semi-formal dance . . . speech class . . . West Wind . . . candy made in French II class . . . class rings . . . Girls' Sports Club . . . student trip to Falmouth . . . beach parties . . . football and basketball team champs. SENIOR YEAR Football games . . . shattered glass in lVIr. lVIillet,s chemistry class . . . Italian crew-necked sweater and capezios . . . the six students in Review Math . . . first class to complete six years in the new high school . . . second year speech classes . . . Climber meetings . . . looking ahead to college, service, jobs . . . Senior class play . . . lVIr. Barreira's chewed up cigars . . . Mrs. Shukis's You're not very efficient, girls . . . 4'I'Iow many times did you have your picture taken? . . . May I have your picture?', -1 Hgvbilfif-..42,??gv! 0 4 .43 ,W , N ,, ,C I , Riva? ffl JI, exzzfofi 'bf 5 J ' H If dp -if f O 'If ofa 471' 4 V.V,, 9 ,,i. 1., , -- -wazfim Z7 0 I 95 91' 00,1 3735 Off '70 of? 'bd ' 31? es J! 1298, , 6-fQx?4oQ0ffv x 07 , o 00 O P 1 ..-uf f yfgl?-A.. eg? 4, No, you can't have my rose l F l 1 8 JAMES AMES i'Ramp . , . man, what a blusher , ax . terrific guard on the football squad , . . had a well-supplied truck of Sears 8 Roebuck merchandise . evenings with an underclassman . . -'gWhere can we go tonight? . . green and cream Pontiac . . . has . . . quiet . . . well-mannered . . . cafeteria . . . grew a short beard sports, and frappes kept this man . . enjoyed late . famous words . drives a nice a little temper monitor in the . . . romance, going.. . . al- ways mixed up in English . . . is shy in speech . . . is always willing to help someone in distress. Activities: Junior Class Play Stage Handg Dance Committeeg lntramural Basketball 1, 24 Gym Team 33 W ivhtliftinv 3, 4g Football 3, 4g Senior Class e D U Play Stage Hand. ' f ' . . pm -V il 'Wi 1- R - , s '- , , . I l ,B . u 1 ' ,- ' ' Ai You think the-rt-'s an 'IA f fig' 'n. end, huh? - . ' IF, BARBARA ALBERT Barb . . . long walks to Bridgewater . . . loves to tell jokes . . . worked hard on dance committees . . . got lost at our beach party . . . what a dancer . . . boy! . . . rides in a mint green Ford . . . brilliant artist . . . still cheers Randolph . . . what 'perfume . . . aah . . . Speech is next! . . . new- comer in the tenth grade . . . Can I please make my rice supreme? . . . a sparkling personality . . . Oh! so much fun to be with . . . attracts friends easily. Activities: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4g West Wind 3. 45 Climber Staff 4g Junior Play Usherete 33 Prom Committee 33 Chairman of Alumni Dance 4g As- sembly 3. Well, l can't get any sleep at home! GREGG ANCLIM Known as the Cooze . . . Who wants an elastic? . . . dug ditches all summer . . . he's a football. basketball and baseball player . . . borrows money at the girls' lunch table . . . has a certain swing when he walks . . . The girls are more important, aren't I? . . . those saddle shoes . . . has a certain wild call . . . Let's go. Mag . . . Lets his father borrow the car sometimes . . . loves to imitate people . . . those blond streaks in his hair . . . well-dressed . . . lives on Bryant Street . . . adds charms to a certain bracelet . . . a ready wit . . . a boy who is always content . . . an academic die- hard. Activities: Football l. 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 43 Radio Club 4: Operators Club 4: Junior Class Plays 3: Prom Decorations Connnittet- 3: Class Dance Decorations Committee l, 2, 3. 4. ROLAND ASHLEY Vamp . . . a hustler in sports . . . rhythm plus . . . if missing, can be found in the gym . . . Canoe Club seems intriguing . . . impersonations are a pastime . . . A-H-H-H . . . Rock 'n-Roll fan . . . loves sports . . . always has a neat appearance . . . a good disposition. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 25 Gym Team 3, 4g Assembly 33 Golf Team 1g Westcapades 2. Paying attention? JOHN BETTENCOURT 'Kfon-0 . . . he's so quiet one hardly knows he's around . . . drives around in a blue Ford . . . Yah. l'll do it . . . a disarming grin . . , detests ties and suit jackets . . . easy going . . . unruly hair . . . stagehand for our Junior Class Plays . . . machinist . . . keeps A. M. Cambao 81 Son busy repairing his car . . . wonderful in speech . . . sticks to Brockton . . . nice clean-cut boy .... A great sailor . . . seen quite frequently in a blue jeep . . . adores getting greasy under his car. Activities: Senior Class Playg Junior Class Playg Assembly 4. N, I think I'll drop it! JOHN BARROS john . . . No. 41 in Senior Class . . . loves that new blue baby carriage . . . my girl . . . smart dresser . . . commutes from Raynham every day . . . joker . . . short order cook . . . has freshman admirers . . . fiddles with cigarette lighter . . . takes his algebra book home a page at a time . . . transfer from Taunton High . . . has a story for every occa sion . . . more relatives than he can. count . g'You've got a good school here . . . aggressive . outspoken. Activity: Dance Committee 4. 'iMy opinion is . 1 HENRY BRADFORD ,Wt 'Tjg -',: , '. 4 .' A 1 f . 52. 5' 'I 5 ,t 2-V , V 5 ,.,, ,Wei ,Mx You shouldn't spend so much time in the dark- room. PAULA BUMPUS Paula . . . Humpa-Dump . . . private mirror . . . invites skunks into her house . . . cute brat in the Junior Class Plays . . . future teacher of America . . . always busy . . . in bed at nine . . . loves soup . . . 340.00 lab bill in Chemistry . . . laugh can be heard a mile away . . . rides to school in her father's truck . . . You know what happened last night? . . . Oh, no, don't tell me l lost my ring! Fun to be with. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Decorating Committee 39 School Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4g Climber Staff 43 Junior Class Plays 3, Junior Class Ring Committee 3g Tri-Town Essay Contest 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Girls' Sports Club 3, 4. M10-9-8-7-6 seconds. Timmy', . . . a smart dresser . . . a good photog- rapher . . . Haven't you got any pictures yet? . . . light blue Pontiac convertible . . . those nights mak- ing decorations for the Junior Prom . . . You wanna? . . . have you found those long lost pictures of the beach party? . . . back stage at the Junior Class Plays . . . the doorhandle thief . . . D0n't rip that dollar bill! . . . hands always in his arm pits . . . parties, parties, parties . , . plays a good game of table tennis . . . made our Alumni Dance quite popular in 1956 . . . taxies the senior girls everywhere . . . generous with his time and energy . . . ready for any interesting challenge . . . a good sport. Activities: Junior Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3: Junior Class Plays 3g Operators' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Decorating Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Victory Dance Chairman 43 Climber Literary Staff 45 Westcapades 1, 2, West Wind 1, 2g Climber Business Staff 4. 'Tm not staying any longer. DAVID CABRAL Froggie . . . putt-putt in his foreign sports car . . . There are three types of transformers: step up, step down, and step aside . . . gold-rimmed glasses . . . classic remarks in physics . . . he1-l-o-o-o . . . crawls to school in the morning in his Austin . . . Oh, no! . . . the intellectual type . . . white bucks kid . . . can't wait for the 2 o'clock bell to ring. or Fridays to come . . . What about the weight of the worm? . . . not afraid to work for success . . . could be music teacher with all his talent . . . air of nobility. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 4g Choir 2, 4g Radio Club 4. ARLENE CHAVES Arlene', . . . always bubbling at the lunch table . . . lovely long black hair . . . I really can't eat the restu . . . helped to make the Prom the success it was . . . a smile that spells gladness . . . 1 just love speech . . . taking orders for her brother . . . a familiar face at school dances . . . polite and understanding . . . an uncontrollable laugh . . . de- pendable worker . . . Oh, well . . . can't draw too well, but she tries . . . Are you going Friday night? . . . hlushes ..., 4 more loyal classmate would be hard to find. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 3: Junior Play Usheretteg Cafeteria Staff 1g Choir 3, 4g Climber Literary Staff 43 Junior Class Ring Committee 3. l I it ll tr, l if I sure can I RUSSELL COELHO Jock . . . great at dramatics . . . original Cockney soldier in speech assembly . . . always joking . . . wittiest of '58 . . . mechanic of Operators' Club . . . great imitator . . . monitor in the lunchroom . . . Yes-s-s-s . . . always pushing back his hair . . . likes technical drawing . . . Thats a good illustration-n n . . loves irls . l'll do it Wir - . s g . . Y 1 - Folsom . . . good friend . . . always willing to help. Activities: Football 43 Operators' Club l. 2, 3, 43 Choir 4g Junior Class Plays 4g Prom Decoration Committee. Decorating Committee 4g Operators' Club tPresidentJ 3g Operators' Club lVice President? 4: Westcapades 1, 2g Climber Business Staff 4. 4 29 Who says l'm mad! STEVE CHURCHILL Steve . . . A good athlete . . . at home on the gridiron or basketball court . . . had a couple of tough breaks in football . . . No sweat . . . eggs, tomatoes, and mailboxes . . . slipped by the dragnet all the way to Florida . . . usual pastime is spin- ning the tri-town . . . talkative in study halls . . . comes to school in a snazzy car . . . was escorted to school on crutches for a few weeks : . . the stage director in speech . . . a good friend to everybody. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 4g Dance Committee 2, 33 Student Council lg Westcapades 1g Junior Class Plays 1. He got me here! Who did it? DORNA EDSON Don . . . the girl who always left her U. S. His- tory book at the beach . . . quiet in the classroom . . . the golden football . . . the pajama party at the beach . . . Oh, yea? . . . Philippino pen pals . . . worked at the bank on school savings . . . makes many of her clothes . . . Wareham . . . loves cokes . . . L'Oh, I won't get the flu! . . . pretty pink streamers . . . Don't forget to write! . . . Edsel Ave. . . . a nice disposition . . . always a lady . . . got an A in household arts . . . de- pendable. Activities: School Banking 35 Climber 45 Assemblies 1, 25 Cafeteria 15 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Usherette 35 Initiation Committee 25 Junior Class Plays 35 West Wind 3, 45 Sports Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. .J-, School started at 8:00. CAROLYN DEMERS Carolyn . . . loves football games . . . Can I drive? . . . Beautiful black hair . . . terrific bas- ketball player . . . can she jitterbug! . . . saves her lunch money for luncheons in home ec . . . loves music . . . stays up all night at PJ. parties . . . always hungry . . . pumpkin thief . . . Oh, those biology tests . . . liked by everyone . . . pretty pink streamers . . . Halloween . . . Boy, is he nice! . . . is always willing to lend a helping hand . . . the soft voice of a bom lady. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 35 Student Council I, 4, Treasurer 35 Class Plays 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 3, 45 Climber Staff 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Christmas Assembly 2, 35 Senior Usherette 35 Senior Class Play 45 Prom Committee 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Decorating Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Ya don't think so huh? SHIRLEY ELY Shirl . . . BPM waitress . . . Did you do your homework? . . . loves potato chips . . . drives a blue Dodge . . . Freddie's coming home this week- end . . . always willing to help others . . . I flunked' . . . first taxi driver of West Bridgewater High School . . . 'Tm so nervous-Speech today . . . the shy glance . . . Well, I don't know . . . can be found combing her long dark locks . . . is quiet and content . . . 'LSynchronize, 5:00 A.M. . . . has a nice disposition . . . above all, she is a lady. JANE FOYE lane . . . lovely queen of the Junior Prom . . . cheerleader . . . orangeades after games . . . three at the cottage-what imaginations . . . Do I sound like an old lady? . . . pleasing personality . . . fun at pajama parties . . . doesn't worry . . . caught sneaking watermelon . . . moonlight swims . . . long brown hair and one big dimple . . . borrows black Ford convertible . . . East Street apple girl . . . represented Miss West Bridgewater in Armistice Day parade . . . Get out of the way, people, or I'1l run you down . . . always parks car at Legion Park- always finds money, too . . . sleeping qn the sand in the middle of the morning . . . full of life . . . easy to get along with . . . an enchanting girl. Activities: Cheerleader 3, 45 Softball 3, 45 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Office 45 Prom Committee 3: Choir 1, 25 Westcapades 1, 25 .Assembly 35 Business Staff 45 Class President 1, 2, 3, Vice President 45 Sports Club 3, 45 Senior Usherette 35 Concert 2. 3. Oh, honestly I DANIEL GREENE Dan . . . quiet . . . likes cars . . . shy with the girls . . . twelve long years . . . enjoys farming . . . stage hand . . . great hunter . . . Never mind . . . his car is often seen deserted . . . out of gas . . . Ash Street Skating Parties, Inc .... walks six months of the year . . . passion for plaid shirts . . . builder of squirrel cages . . . to rid a house of termites, tear down the house . . . that grin . . . one of the few Center School gang . . . a kind heart. Activities: Business Staff 45 Baseball 35 Ring Com- mittee 35 Stage Hand 3. wi 1352- Tab Hunter? J UDITH GOUR Judy . . . future nurse . . . a good basketball player . . . went to Girls' State . . . was our energetic head cheerleader . . . great fun at pajama parties . . . likable lass . . . full of mischief . . . always willing to help , . . hates Elvis . . . loves pizza . . . Whitman bookcover . . . always in a hurry . . . blushes easily . . . pretty hair . . . secretary of the Senior Class . . . dependable . . . went to Boys' State . . . pretty attendant at the Junior Prom . . . be- longed to the Sparklettes . . . level-headed . . . sincere. Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Girls' State 35 Climber Business Staff' 45 Junior Class Plays 35 Choir 1, 2, 35 Westcapades l, 25 West Wind 3, 45 Sports Club 3, 45 Junior Usherette 35 Student Coun- cil 1, Secretary 45 Cake Sale Chairman 35 Office Staff 2, 3, 45 Prompter, Senior Class Play 45 Con- cert 1, 2, 3. L'Love these study periods! 4, 1 ,- 'P fi -.., g t. -' 35 ,, ..1.a,,4'fn,f.fl- . ' ,ffzff lfi 2 ' .. W . . 1 w fam' ' fig! 7' 1 We iff? W4 ff,.,,f f ,ixf .. .., L- . 'f' 1 . fr ,fnfij ,12,yLf', .- ,, ,if .353 5,1-, -51, Jil 4 4 ' 2.'f'9ffL':f'-fl' 1 g,:4.,,,1g3g2,' gag: :i4i2i1Yf,.,f,rw . H' 1' ,,3t:f.'11'.- ,:.,t7?ff+f' 5. 1.7 10.351 -. ri. -,l.U. 'lit f' '3J'f bfi: ov: '., '!ff5,,Q55,ZaiL'.f5f',.,, :aff .1 , V tg 5 5' viii' '35 H' 2 ri as '5,t'f4vfff..f .if-1. ef 1:5-at-saw -- ' f .:,!1yY:f,f.i,,:l 11.-':Z,zkg',,:f .V f V, in' Y ' 5, 117 ', :L,2-,:, 'E,...::n- , :,.:i -gf, yy' ., . :,,...:,:-'11-i'. -'f.:'u- 'i':, -' 2'- 'L' . af , ' ' , , ' .- ,g9134g,3'. 5 5.5 1 IQ , 1: u 1:4 f , 2.-' .'5P4f4,f91 '-1f-az:::- ,gg . ,J ,I ,yjg-,:51f'-fjE,,',j ff- .j1:,5 : 4711, 1 -. 1-51,91 f,Qg,.f,- , 3, 21 ' ' ' 'i'f??i9v1'5a 'i- iff:-I' Let's get going. ROY JACKSON Ro-v , . . alias The Ruler . . . a three letter man . . . Babe . . . has a new black Ford con- vertible . . . Mn Folsom, can I have a pass? . . . hates study halls apparently . . . runs like a truck in football . . . Co-Captain . . . eats like a horse . . . most athletic . . . a good catcher . . . a good sport . . . would do anything for you . . . a great guy and a nicer person can't be found . . . monitor in the lunchroom . . . quick at basketball . . . a person loyal to his school , . . diamond in the rough . . . and a full carat at that. Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4g Co-Captain Football 4: Basketball l, 2. 3, 4g Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Co- Captain Baseball 49 Climber Business Staff 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Westcapades lg Class Dance Decorating Committee l. 2. 3, 45 Cym Team 1, 2g Stage Hand 35 Cafeteria Monitor 4. JANET HOWARD ufanef, . . . an active Canoe Club fan . . . can speak with both Italian and Irish accents . . . snooty! . . . forever smiling . . . Only one dent so far, but he doesn't know about it yet . . . can fix anything . . . really enjoys sports . . . peppy basketball player . . . long wavy hair . . . a terrific sport , . . a hard worker on the Climber staff . . . never too busy to help . . . all around friend. Activities: Basketball I, 2, 4g Climber Staff 4g Decoration Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g Usherette Junior Class Plays 3g Girls' Sports Club 3, 4g Junior Prom Committee 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, 43 Initiation Committee 2. Exf:iting. isn'l it? NH 'FH' 1 What d'ya mean ? RUSSELL JOHNSON Axel . . . oh, such wavy hair . . . nursed a broken leg back to health . . . has a fiery blush . . . credit to the football team . . . partial to blondes . . . Whoops . . . drives a faithful Nash . . . frequently seen on Cresent St .... dresses in style . . . started to grow a mustache . . . one of the tallest seniors . . . call of the happy hat kiss bird . . . lives opposite a eenietexy . . . likeable . . . booming voice . . . dependable worker, .'fl'1l'l'f1l.t'Sf Football I, 4: Choir 2. 35 Basketball 2. 3. 4: Climber Business Staff 43 Dance Committees 1. 2. 3: Junior Class l'lays 33 Wt-st Wind l. ROBERT LINEHAN Linr1y . . . 'AHey, cut it out! . . . curly head of hair . . . outstanding forward . . . senior class presi- dent . . . l.et's have it quiet . . . co-captain of basketball and baseball . . . dead-eye on the court . . . real bone cruncher . . . took a while to sur- render his class ring . . . a wonderful companion . . . bowls in the 90's and 100's . . . broken finger -wonderful excuse for not doing homework . . . 'ACet out of here! . . . Can I see your spelling words? . . . A better friend you couldn't find . . . parliamentary procedure in the senior class meetings . . . dressed like a private eye the day the class officers' pictures were taken . . . was once mistaken for Mr. Sperandio . . . always willing to help . . . a gentleman. Activities: Football 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captaing Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captaing National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Student Council 45 Band 1, 25 Orchestra l, 25 Boys' State Representative 35 'Climber Staff 45 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 4. t l . I L I I w Vat you say? EDWARD MOSES Eddie . . . a hustler on and off the field . . . 'finally made the National Honor Society . . . good -speech student . . . always pickin', pickin', pickin' . . . Who's that'?'? . . . loves horses . . . has a :good hunting eye . . . I think 1'll quit . . . never 'had his ring more than three weeks . . . 1 carry the Bull's chair, Mr. Sperandio! . . . d0esn't like to go to dances . . . loves to be on the ticket com- mittee . . . always finishes what he starts. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 45 'Football 45 Westcapades 25 Dance Committees 2, 35 lNational Honor Society 3, 4. 5. YR, .N f-.gg Hold it, Buster. ROBERT McDONALD Robbie,' . . . works in Brockton shoe store . . friendly . . . We've developed a problem . . . quiet . . . those decorating committee meetings . . . found in Room 14 at his radio sets . . . his curly hair . . . that pile of books every night . . . 50 per- cent of the French III class . . . laughs at any joke . . . good dancer . . . long summer walks . . . Scotty Scot . . . writer for a national magazine . . . a James Dean fan . . . Just when is that deadline? . . . originator of the provocative question . . . We studious. Activities: Audio-Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 45 West Wind Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 President National Honor Society 45 Math Club 25 President Math Club 35 Radio Club 3, 45 Class Vice President 15 Dance Committee Chairman 1, 2, 35 Scoreboard Worker 3, 45 Climber Staff 35 Editor of Climber 45 Stagehand 2, 3, 4. R sity ? Bitter taste, eh. Eddie? 4 . . '- 'V' fx 'af , 1 ' mf 7f f'l ?'? iff- ' -. N..i,f,i5,a'v,i V X v .. iff .De , , f r. . - . ' Q Af F: . . - 5952? 12. '. F, 2 A 1- My V 1' -. u . ,-M. - -4 . -' -' V ik- 1 'f ifiw rf'-'fd .5 5 7Pgz 1y,f,, '.-:..':f.:: - , . I 7 ' 21 ,4 5 ,r1'?',,3fr-:5?X2,Q4fLfi:ar'f2ff21? xx, i1g...wt:g'asgef. 5.5:-f 'z ,L 3: ' via ,.:.:l,54.5??g,g2E,.. , t any , ,A f . I ',.f-1 -15 ,.: 5: .:v.-.,.3f,sfgff,::5,s-,wg -W: ':.::::f.,,' -5.2 '- s ,., - e . -Q si is-, f e ,ff Q H . .. if :A -, . ,f'Qf'. iff-ni' - ' .441 fe q' , - - . , ---- QA. ' 'M -. ' ,Q .ae-.V - , ... r X 5, A A +9 ., .. 7 -v . ,, J., sung: .S I 51 .Y .v,. mf :sez-Feggx-. .3599 . +9 Ya fixed me up? fizgi-AJ, ,. :asm is s A.. : J-M?-72 In ' -rw:-:ff--'--,:-:I-L. ., ,.,:.: V32 --X.- x. PQ?-t f f . f:,f!,,,t W- , -:-:..z:5':. .--- -. :er 'I ' 5 .I ' , ,Q rt .- Jil- Aff, ,.-:ea-5,5-::,., was .. , ,. . Q., 3' .x 4 . , - ,- .,, akim g .:-'IT'-' 5.9 I'-.?,?'3'? 6 5i- Rh '- wiv'-' I 'fl' 'villr' B4 t 'if -,...,-F r. iq .f,.,,,- av if -.x .xx ,Ji - , . - -if'.--:e' +s- ...... e-age r g it ., . xt 1 - A, 2-,viz 3' , . .3 li VIRGINIA NORTH 'iCinny . . , peppy head majorette . . . pretty blond hair . . . model in sophomore fashion show . . . avid pickle tdilll fan . . . Dad, can I have the car? . . . 7:15 caller every morning . . . Think I should? . . . clever homemaker . . . bright red dress . . . I.et's go by the football field! . . . loves stuffed animals . . . See? . . . full scrap- book . . . collects pictures of majorettes . . . Liberace, the cat! . . . a member of the famous U. S. History class . . . pretty pink streamers . . . Haloween . . . Polly in the Junior Class Plays . . . friendly . . . always neat . . . is liked by all. Activities: Prom Committee 33 Concert I, 2, 3, 43 Majorette I, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4: Choir I. 2, 33 Initiation Committee 2, Girls' Sports Club Officer 3, 4: .lunior Class Plays 3g West Wind I, 2, 3, 41 Girls' Basketball Manager 3: Business Staff, Climber 45 Westcapades I. V ' x il .t 1 I --4 5 BRADFORD NICKERSON Nick . . . those phone calls at Rocky Nook . . . smart dresser . . . the '6Blue Bomber . . . popular . . . a good little man on the basketball court . . . keen sense of humor . . . keeps out of other peopIe's business . . . dead-end kid . . . Nickademus , . . What a blast . . . held three different class offices . . . hates being called Bradford . . . quiet . . . a good sport . . . always calm and collected. Activities: Class Officer 1, 2, 3g Climber Business Staff 4g Prom Dance Committee 3g Stage Crew 3g Westcapades Ig Basketball I, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3. Qili' I .A i 15.-' -'.,' ' '. . .. a I --fi A fs l like oranges. 7 AJ. 'ijt s ' L-A-.'3, Z1 1 . QTL-B! I Well, I couldn't help ir! THOMAS O'TOOLE Tool.v . . . an itemized, itemized treasurer's re- port V. . . When are you going to pay up your dues? . . . can be seen bombing around town in a grey Chevy . . . quite a whiz at baseball and ice hockey . . . loves American chop suey . . . hates school lunches . . . works at the park after school . . . I don't know . . . Fuller Brush man . . . telephone repairman in ,lunior Class Plays . . . airplanes and ships, his avocation . . . honor student. Activities: Intramural Baseball I: Secretary 3: Treas- urer 4: ,lunior Class Plays 3: Dance Committees I, 2. 33 Climber Business Staff fi: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Assembly 3. GAIL PERRY Cru . . . tries to keep her blush under control . . . oh, that blond hair . . . Scotty in Junior Class Plays . . . For crying out loud! . . . must have her sleep . . . Have-n't got a thing to wear! . . . tiny football . . . loves a good time . . . those morning bus rides . . . 'Tye been drivingFcan't you tell? . . . loves stuffed animals . . . Tuesday nights . . . loves to dress formally . . . 1 can't row! . . . Oh. it is . . . liked Hamlet . . . efficient worker . . . those long fingernails . . . The numbers are stuck again . . . a princess. Activities: Girls' Sports Club 3, 4g Junior Class Plays 33 Girls' Basketball Manager 3, 4g West Wind 3, 43 Climber 4g Dance Committees 1, 2. 3. 45 Prom Committee 35 Library Staff 3, 4-g Cafeteria lg Junior Prom Usherette 3g Assembly 3. Sneaking again? FRED REED 'iRigormortis,' . . . 150 pounds of dynamic power . . . 'lreligious rig . . , this is garbage . . . spins the tri . . . Friar Fred . , . loves to tackle . . . loves world history . . . a faithful Celt . . . oratorical contests . . . you know he's around . . . likes to be heard . . . first one in the lunch line . . . always dashes down the corridor . . . powerful personality. ' Activities: Football 2, 3, 4g Co-Captain Football 4g Baseball lg Student Council lg Band 1, 23 Or- chestra l, 23 K of P Essay Contest 35 Climber Business Staff 4. 'X lt's my true color. SHIRLEY PERRY Shirl . . . Kitty in the Junior Class Plays . . . petite . . . idle gossip . . . lifesavers and gum, a must . . . What should l do? . . . Hshees shu . . . big brown eyes . . . has trouble keeping her callers apart . . . No joke . . . rustling petticoats . . . quiet in speech . . . beard in the corridors . . . loves clothes . . . neat dresser . . . pretty pink streamers . . . Halloween . . . bomber . . . hates to walk the mile to school . . . likes blonds . . . American Bandstand fan . . . Did you hear that new song? . . . a smile of innocence. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g'Prom Com- mittee 3g Assembly Programs 1, 2, 3, 45 West Wind Staff 2. 3, 4g Cafeteria lg Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Or- chestra 1, 23 Girls' Sports Club 3, 4g Westcapades 2g Class Play 3g Climber Staff 4g Office 3, 43 Cap and Gown Committee 4g Ticket Committees 3, 45 Initiation Committee 25 Concerts 1, 2, 3, 4. Well, l said it wasn't my notebook! J Qin,-'J' ' -' 'Q ,fi-7 F1 1. 5523 yj, gjfiij v if . . -, ff. wef,f-f--- 5'!t'5v'Ifgf' , ' ,ww Cv ,X YU gf sift a1f ,:'s1Qf,f, ' : ,t. - - gwvLf3r,5:'sz2,g' - ::i2ff:4ttf1f'1i.' 1,11 ,Q g.,-ft L-, ' 1'-nr, ..'-mf, , 1-'st' fm.. .,. .-wgfqf, ft-nl, ff I J 4 l D . . 9 ' ? Jr I wh 9,4 4, I 3 , ba C , X, e ' R 4 J' L, .- .A,. pffy3-,.,,:..- 'N yas? -. ww ,, ,. , x,... ,K . X , fi' ,,.,r-1-We f if. . f fgf1.. .-,,'g, . i -.,,,, . -Ffifffl :- .Qt gif Wcgilgiq M-m-ni tastes good. JUDITH RUDINE Judy Rudy . . . Mrs. Fairchild in the Junior Class Plays . . . speedy on basketball floor . . . Not really! . . . bomber in the car . . . Mom, can I drive? . . . one of the four in shorthand II . . . dislikes typing . . . Let's get a coke! . . . usually found in a threesome . . . Wanna fight? . . . Got to learn my speech . . . independent . . . Oh, my aching feet! . . . brainy . . . a walking dictionary . . . sleeps at P.J. parties . . . honor student . . . not an enemy in the world . . . drinks two bottles of milk with lunch . . . a Swede who loves pizza . . . a good friend . . . the famous U. S. history class . . . pretty pink streamers . . . a lady of gentle ambition. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 3g Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Climber 4, Junior Class Plays 35 Senior Class Plays 45 Office Worker 45 Girls' Sports Club 3, 4g Assemblies 2, 3, gg3J3nior Prom Committees 35 Dance Committees -N. WILLIAM RICKERT Wild Bill . . . The Rick . . . that '39 Chevy . . . the mechanic at Bradford's Pontiac . . . a good sport . . . Aw, cut it out, Fellasv . . . St. C0leman's . . . sentimental . . . You Send Me . . . not boisterous . . . enthusiastic member of weight-lifting class . . . a different walk . . . easy to get along with . . . helps people . . . tears into his bread . . . loved the drive-in . . . faithful to Milton skating rink . . . little-known, but well-liked. Activities: Cap and Gown Committee 49 Operators' Club l, 2g Dance Committee 2, 3g Junior Class Plays 3. Q , Creature from the Black Lagoon. What makes ya so sure? LINDA SAMPSON '6Lin . . . that most popular red velvet dress . . . a pretty Miss at the Junior Prom . . . Cobble, Cobble . . . I'll never eat turkey again!!! . . . fun to be with . . . has an attraction to rock-and- roll . . . g'0h, my hair is a mess . . . the busy waitress at Scotty's Barn . . . just loves roller skates . . . What a riot . . . that long walk to Barbara's house . . . I don't know my speech . . . pretty pink streamers Halloween night . . . first girl to wear capezios at W.B.H.S .... have you seen that girl in the red coat? 'f . , . Wow! . . . an American Bandstand fan . . . New Year's sure was exciting, huh? . . . the ultra-modern dreadhouse . . . Oh, don't cha? . . . lovely. Actiri!z'es.' Climber Staff 4: Choir 3, 4g Decorating Committee l, 2, 3, 4: Assembly 1. 3: Dance Com- mittees 1. 2, 3. 4g Junior Prom Committees 3: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra 1. 2. 35 Concerts 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Class Plays 3: Cafeteria Stuff 3: West Wind l. 2, 3, 4. DONALD SEABLOM Seabee'y . . . outstanding Student Council president . . . voice seems to crack at the right times . . . as in speech assembly . . . lives for shirts . . . active C.Y.O. president . . . an ardent sportsman . . . moonlight trapper' . . . dresses well . . . Mtn too . . . working toward flying license . . . another monitor . , . shy but sly . . . easily provoked to laughter . . . religious . . . the innocent victim of a dragnet . . . a cheerful personality. Activities: Football 4g Basketball 3, 4g Baseball 4: Junior Class Plays 39 Senior Class Plays 3g Dance Committee 2, 3, 49 Student Council 49 Operators' Club 2, 3, 4g Ring Committee 39 Junior Prom Committee 39 Math Club li Climber Business Staff 49 Gym Team 3, 4g West Wind 4: Audio-Visual Aids, Vice President 3. A s 71.1 Do your homework? MARY SKELTON Betty . . . vivacious . . , Did you know? . . . has her own laugh . . . known for neat locker . . . a bouncy majorette . . . 'iyoo-hoo . . . carried 31 lbs. of pictures in her wallet . . . played Sally in the Junior Class Plays . . . pretty pink streamers . . . Halloween . . . can always be heard in the corridors . . . Ma, can 1 have the car tonight? . . . likes to go to basketball games . . . He had better call . . . wig maker . . . a cheerful smile and a wonderful friend . . . more of Betty's kind in the world would make a better world. Actitilies: Junior Class Plays 3: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. 49 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 49 Initiation Committee 2g Junior Prom Committee 3: Homemakers' Award 39 Choir 39 Assemblies 1, 2. 3. 4g Concerts 1. 2. 3, 49 Cafeteria 1: Climber Staff 49 Westcapades 1. 2: Sports Club 3, 4: West Wind 1. 2, 3, 49 Senior Class Play 4. ts A A ti lil --Str wi It Ma S1238 ea - '-ta. as N3 is 3, 3-ix .s lg frl Ml N T ' -':,f,f , ,.7.js, ,si ' Q '-. Q - ,A -.xg f' su'-. 1 -.ye- if - ' Do-Re-Mi. DONALD SEAGER Don . . . alias 'illeccal' . . . runs a taxi for the football players . . . saved the day with the tape recorder . . . became interested in girls in his senior year . . . takes a lot of kidding . . . likes electronics . . . most musical . . . Liberace in '55 for Seageracel . . . Homework? course not . . . bought his car in a junk yard . . . has a brother called Little Mecca . . . a fine friend . . . P.D, class whiz . . . worked hard on the scoreboard . . . asks the irrelevant and the impossible . . . always willing to work for the class. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3. 49 Orchestra 1, 2, 4g Choir 2, 39 Westcapades 19 Student Council 2, 39 Junior Class Plays 39 Football Manager 39 Basketball Man- ager 3, 4g Climber Business Staff Manager 49 Radio Club President 3, 4. Z' l'll kill him when 1 see him! Cau ht you napping SHIELA STYLES Shzela first senior girl to sport a sparkler one pizza and two glasses of orangeade tomatoes by the pound Trudy m the Junior Class Plays worked at Kings visited New York one ay cheerful personality Why? terrific speech student becomes flustered easily doesnt like ice cream in her potatoes French fries for supper every night dimples and Smokey kittens on the mirror fun to be with an all around good friend hard worker on West Wind sweet and content Activities Class Treasurer l Secretary to Girls Sports Club 3 4 Office Staff 4 Junior Plays 3 Cafeteria 1 Treasurer Honor Society 4 Dance Com mittees 1 2 3 4 Prom Committees 3 Newspaper 1 2 3 4 Edltor of West Wind 4 Honor Society 3 4 Assembly Program 3 Climber Business Staff 4 Would they believe me? RONALD SNELL SImelka . . , friendly to all . . . manager of the football team . . . witty . . . HLet's face it! . . . active member in DeMolay . . . enjoys himself as much as possible in class . . . Muscles Murray in the Junior Class Plays . . . travels to Boston every Tuesday . . . can never satisfy his appetite . . . effective Operators' Club president . . . practices mak- ing noise before 12:00 New Year's Eve , . . lots of fun at parties . . . Timmy's lamp shade made a wonderful hat, huh? . . . quite scientific in Physical Science . . . You can't beat his friendly disposition. Activities: Plays 35 Football Manager 3, 43 Basket- ball Manager 1, 2g Operators' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Choir 4g West Wind 3, 43 Climber Business Staffg Radio Club 4. Tonight's the night! MARGARET SWEENEY Margaret , . . always smiling . . . cheerleader . . . pretty Junior Prom attendant . . . almost got away smuggling a watermelon . , . dependable . . . Hey, wait for me . . . spooks . . . spooks . . . blushes when she is near G . . . bees . . . Look Out! . . . newcomer in the sixth grade . . . what make-up can do to a girl at p.j. parties . . . I hope I get a job -I need money! . . . yells at clumsy pedestrians . . . loves cokes . . . pickles . . . gossip . . . blond hair and blue eyes . . . Sam . . . collected faithfully, twice a week. money for our yearbook . . . A gentle Southern lady in The Little Foxes . . . a lovely girl with a charming personality. Activities: Cheerleading 3, 43 Sub-Cheerleading 1: Softball 23 Basketball 2: Sports Club 3: Class Sec- retary 2g Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Westcapades 23 West Wind 1, 2. 3, 45 Junior Class Plays 3g Senior Usher- elle 3g Climber Business Staff 4g Honor Society 3, 4g Student Council Vice President 3: Junior Prom Attendant 35 Office Worker 3, 4g Dance Committees 1, 2. 3, 43 Prom Decorating Committee 3g Concerts 2, 3, 45 Assemblies 1, 3: Senior Class Play 4. JANICE TAYLOR Janice, . . . an expert photographer . . . A pert majorette . . . active at church . . . Simon . . . nervous before speech . . . has many friends at Howard Seminary . . . loves Nab crackers . . . popu- lar at the lunch table . . . it's her mother's cookies . . . the only girl in P.D .... loves Lawrence Welk's music . . . appears to be quiet-but watch out! . . . will wait for the right man . . . HI think I flunked . . . crazy about baseball . . . those jokes . . . makes the rounds of the school first period . . . good sing- ing voice . . . a good friend to all her classmates. Activities: Choir 1. 2, 3, 45 Nlajorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Audio-Visual Aids Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Advisor 35 West Wind 1, 25 Softball 2, 35 Climber Staff 3, 45 Decorating Committee 1, 2, 3. 45 Junior Prom Deco- rating Committee 35 Office Staff 45 Junior Plays Usherette 35 Advertising Committee 2. 35 Assembly Programs 1, 2, 3. 45 Westcapades lg All-State Choir 4. nWhat do you want now? 3 Do you think I'll find it? DONNA WILLIAMS Donna,' . . . quite a wit . . . always has her hair done up . . . vivacious . . . constant customer at the Mainliner . . . drives around in a flashy con- vertible . . . frist to go to sleep at p.j parties . . . faithful King's fan . 1 . Let's get a pizza . . . works at the vegetable stand . . . Wanna? . . . faithful basketball fan . . . makes terrific cakes in home economics . . . pretty pink streamers . . . Halloween . . . about forty sweaters . . . goes to Brockton every Wednesday . . . loves the Marines . . . always a friend to everyone . . . friendly smile . . . yoo-hoo . . . trips to Rhode Island . . . See you . . . '4Mother in Homework. Activities: Junior Class Play 35 Cafeteria 15 Basket- ball 2, 35 Softball 2, 3, 45 West Wind I, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Cake Sales 35 Initiation 25 Prom Committee 35 Assembly 2, 35 Hockey 25 Office Worker 35 Climber Staff 45 Choir 15 Decorat- ing Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 3, 45 Senior Class Plays 4. Class Advisors: Mrs. McCormack, Miss Rylander, Mrs. Kent. Class Officers: Treasurer, Thomas O'Toole5 Secretary, Judith Cour Vice President, ,lane Foyeg President, Robert Linehan. SUPERLATIVES Most Azflzletzfc: Judith Rudine, Roy Jackson Most Popular: Jane Foye, Henry Bradford W1'l11'csl: Russell Coelho. Donna Williams Q- X Most Musical: Linda Sampson, Donald Seager Most Likely to Succeed: Robert MacDonald, Judith Gour Fzicnrlliesl: Virginia North, Ronald Snell WE EXTEND A THANK YOU TO! The 'faculfy for allowing us fo inlerrupf 'Iheir classes Io fake piclures. Mr. Roberf Wales, siuclio pho+ographer, for his exceIIen'r work on 'Ihe 'I'iI'Ie pages. Mrs. Keni' for keeping Irack of all Ihe aclver+isemen'Is. Lorings pholographers for Iaking 'Ihe picfures when and where we askecl for Ihem. The following people who coniribuied arficles 'ro I'he I'i+Ie pages. MRS. MARGUERITE BRADFORD MRS. DAVID MCOORMAOK MRS. GORDON A. McDONALD THINGS OF YESTERYEARSH ANTIQUE SHOP MR. LEWIS JANE FOYE VIRGINIA NORTH MR. FOLSOM HENRY BRADFORD MRS. HOWARD B. TAYLOR JUDY GOUR MR. SPERANDIO BARBARA ALBERT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MR. AND MRS. DAVID TRAVERSE MR MR MR MR MR MR MR MR MR MR MR BO MR MR. MR. MR MR MR MR MR MR AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND MRS MRS MRS. MRS MRS MRSL MRS MRS: MRS. MRS MRS: PATRONS FLOYD FOLSOM KENNETH NICKERSON JOHN POOLE ROBERT HOLMGREN EJNAR JOHNSON ROGER VIENS FORREST CHADWICK LAWRENCE CASHIN JOHN SHUKIS WILLIAM HENRY MOSS RONALD ALLAIRE HARRIET HALL, Easi' Bridgewaier MRS MRS. MRS MRSL MRS MRS MRS. MRS. MRS 1 . DONALD SEABLOM MINOT EDSON HOWARD TAYLOR STANLEY JACKSON ALLAN FOYE LOUIS GOUR GLENDON HOWARD AMOS CHAVES RODMAN DEMERS MR. AND MRS. DONALD CLARK MR. AND MRS. JOHN RUDINE MR. FRED SNOW, Briclgewafer REV. PAUL E. LAUFFER MR. FRANK DUNN MISS JANICE RYLANDER MR. BINO BARREIRA MR. WILLIAM RATHBUN MR. JOSEPH O'BRIEN MRS. PAULINE DE VEBER MISS OLIVIA PEARSON MRS. BERTHA WHEELER MR. LEO MONTEBELLO MR. OLIVER MILLETT MR. TERRANCE O'DONNELL MR. HAROLD L. JOHNSON MRS. MARY BAPTISTE MRS. MARY E. SKELTON MRS. MARGUERITE BRADFORD L.D.H. FULLER, D.M.D. I ' ' V P 41, I I f . I. I 'mm fa mi ' .5- ,I V , 1 .gg bw lA.i.f.. grtuiggx. . v 'iF1!.ld'. -1 vp-.. f Q' W. f ,ff '5 'i- 1g Ia ' .5 vw - f i .I I 'f feiff WZ na., ,. I . I,-A ,fp I 6 ,ML 1 ,Q I I i r' If I .-,iz ?5,3,, , .L ,- Complimenfs of MRS. JOSEPH F. CALITRI JAMES P. SHEEHAN'S RELIGIOUS GIFT SHOP 256 Main SIree'I' BROCKTON. MASS. TeI. JU 3-6535 Besi Wishes 'Io I'he Class of I958 From TUCKER BROS., INC. BROCKTON, MASS. Complimenfs of CYTHIA'S BEAUTY SALON Cen'I'raI Square WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Tel. JU 6-6935 CompIeI'e Machine Shop Service Wholesale and ReI'aiI AuI'o Tires and SuppIies A. F. GERMAN CO. INCORPORATED II59 Main S'IreeI' CAMPELLO 69, MASS. Tel. JU 6-I302 Barnsfable Road, Hyannis, Mass. TeI. Hyannis IO06 Besf Wishes From 'Ihe Makers of SIMPSON SPRINGS BEVERAGES Famous 'For Qualify, Puri'I'y and Delicious Flavor SINCE I878 CompIimen'Is of ELM SQUARE PHARMACY 240 Wesi' Cenfer S'I'ree'I' WEST BRIDGEWATER CAMPELLO SHOE STORE Josem-I CARRIUOLA, Prop. Dependable Shoes for Ihe Enrire Family Rubbers-Fine Shoe Repairing I095 Main Sfreef BROCKTON. MASS. Complimenls of ENSHER ROS. Complimenfs of GATEWAY GULF SERVICE Soulh Main Sf. IRI. l28l Wesl' Bridgewafer Tune Up and Carburefor MECHANIC ON DUTY Overhaul 7:30-9:00 HARRIS'S SERVICE STATION WARREN E. HARRIS, Prop. Gas, Oil, and All Accessories Complimenfs of THE CAFETERIA STAFF HIGH SCHOOL Complimenls of fhe I957 Fooiball Squad Ronald Alger Roy Jackson, Cap. Fred Reed, Cap. Gregg Anglim Roland Ashley Sfephen Churchill James Ames Roberl' Linehan Russell Johnson Edward Moses Russell Coehlo Ronald Newman Wayne Horlon William Turner David Forresfer James Ross Herberl' Chase George Basse'H Duncan Sprague William Doane Bruce Soderholm Waller Emerson John Foye John Churchill David Wardwell Complimenfs of SPRING STREET CAFETERIA STAFF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RICHARDS' CORNER MARKET ASAC K'S TURKEY FARM Qualify Turkeys +he Year Round CY HUGHES and BOB LARKIN EDWARD Q. ASACKI prop, Good Luck 'ro Ihe I66 Sou+h S+ree+ Class of '58 WEST BRIDGEWATER Paula Bumpusg Bradford Nickerson: Jane Foye: Margarel' Sweeney: Janel' Howard: Shirley Perry: Gregg Anglimg Donny Seablom. ,QQ 'TQFYIF F1 f F: A Ri-fc. who. E ' N.. and J Fil xii f ' 'i .'?W. , ,i. ii. ' Congra+ula+ions 'I'o Compiimen+s of Class of i953 From MOTHERS' CLUB 305 3, KEN'5 RESTAURANT BRIDGEWATER THE HANSON PRINT Complefe Prinfing and Mailing Service WEST BRIDGEWATER BRIDGEWATER 93 Cen'rer S+ree'r OFFICE QFFICE H Brocldon, Massachuseffs ...Iam-SZQ13 Main Offifie Qualify Prinfing-on Time-and Righi' Wed.: 9-.6 Hours: 9-3 Dial Hue Seven LeHers Fri-I 9-6 JUNIPER Tha+'s Our Phone Number Complimenis JOHN'S GREENHOUSE of ROGER R DOROTHY BURRILL Copeland S+ree+ Holmes Hill Farm BROCKTON. MASS. Herbs, Vinegars, Musiarcl I C I. You Can Gef Mos+ Anyihing omp Penis a+ BEN,S,, o BEN'S 5 - l.00 STORE, INC. LUOTNT MOTORS SALES, TNO. C 5 Campeno W' BRIDGEWATER' MASS' II22 Main Sfreeh Brocldon Tel. Ju 3-5500 Tel. Ju 34586 OPEN EVERY EVENING Complimenfs of I ACE s SERVICE STATION READ BRQTHERS Gas.-Oil--Tires Lubricahon-Accessories STUDEBAKER A. CHEYUNSKI, Prop. Cars and Trucks WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Complimen+s of KEMP TRANSPORTATION COMPANY DENA'S Complimenls of W W MARY CASSIANI . . DENA GIOVANONI CARPENTER JU 3-mo 67 Ash Sireef, Wes? Briclgewaier Brocldon Tel. Ju 6-8380 JU 3-2928 Brocldon Complimen-I-5 of Cabinefs Remodeling LEO GIOVANONI Carpenier and 40 Ash Shed General Conlracfor WEST BRIDGEWATER' MASS' I55 Soulh N11-Zh ii-i'e3l'?9N? Bridg Besl Wishes MR. AND MRS. G. A. McDONALD Besl' Wishes lo fhe Class of I958 From TUCKER BROS., INC BROCKTON, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CompIimenI's of HERBERT G. GORDON REALTOR CompIe+e Insurance Service 2 Cresceni' S+. WEST BRIDGEWATER Tel. JU 3-I45O Complimenfs of B U NCEY'S WEST BRIDGEWATER CompIimen+s of BESSE-BAKER'S Main Sireei' ai' Legion Parkway BROCKTON BrocId'on's Leading Clofhier for More Than 65 Years CompIimen'rs of HOC KOMOCK FARMS CompIimen+s of MINDT EDSON Building Con+rac'I'or WEST BRIDGEWATER WALLY KRUEGER MOTOR SALES Dodge and PIymou'rI1 Cars Dodge Job-Rafed Trucks OW 7-68I4 OW 7-9869 BRIDGEWATER, MASS. COMPLIMENTS or KEN'S AUTO SERVICE Elm Square WEST BRIDGEWATER Complimenis of BURQUE'S SERVICE STATION Complefe One-Sfop Service Engine Tune-Up AUTOMATIC CAR WASHING WI1eeI BaIancing AUTOMATIC TIRE CHANGING 8 NORTH MAIN STREET Wesf Bridgewaier Tel. JU 3-9755 Shirley Perry: Donald Seabloomg Greg Anglimg Ronald Snell: Carolyn Demersg Margarei' Sweeney: BeH'y Skeliong Jane Foye Compliments of CHURCHILL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 67 FOREST STREET, BROCKTON THE OCKERS COMPANY Your Headquarfers for Boolcs. College Oufline Series Complimenls of LITTLE ACRE FARM Personalized Gree+ing Cards Porfable Typewrifer Sales-Service Agenls for Underwood Corporalion 230 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON Tel. JU 3-6028 OPPOSITE BELMONT STREET Complimenls of AN DRE'S MARKET ACME MARKETS, INC Complimenfs of Easi' Bridgewaier Square DR 8-8I8I DedicaI'ecI 'Io 'I'he Lovers of Fine Foods YANGTZE CHINA INN OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Congra+uIa+ions 'Io I'I1e Class of '58 H. P. HOOD 81 SONS Manufadurers and Dis+ribu'I'ors of QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS SINCE I846 , I Q ,. ,j,,,..,,,, , ,T J r 2 4551-.'-I ,Jqy 4 1A 1, gpg- ,, lf., . .W-I ,.,- xv-wbz ' 'fc'-:r:'1,,,z'a ' 1 2 21'-pm , --wf1 ff.,,u famf , f r ffi F' if - Il ' 'if ':2 -Biff: ., Ma Q ' 2: -rr 55, ' A , ,f,,3'g I 'J I 1 1 Eg .2 V',':1Bf' if ' ' 'f E313 -- iff, ' -QP: , f 'f .- 5 'M ': PH, ' .ff'-:ggi 1 '- -I . I w.g.f,.amv-:af , .r . . . ' ' ' A f'1 1 .L, . . . .f'.z :Y:,':.:'.'f., Q , ' -1 ' --f.:.r- ab :va -.- 1 wa. 4, , - ,,::,::,. A- : ,I In--we, ..-wg-,,..:1-,Q .f1:-tag, I , .1 .:.--.- if 55 P ',, 5, 3 , Q. - '- f . , 5 -4- I fm' I Q 1 V ,w A. :fag 2-I ,f. ., , ,M . .., . I V I g Q... 1 4 - Aug f. '-1' nw. .5 .' ' P-af:-,-:S-:1:r-21' ,e'4 .g.-:',,g. ,' ,H 15 4. i 3 if I 9:5 gf I- A ., an 'H , .K YQ. t ,A ,, 5 'I Complimenfs of DITCH ETT'S GREENHOUSES Complimenfs of Ihe STOCKADE CLUB Complimenfs of TURNER STEEL COMPANY INCORPORATED I28 NORTH MAIN STREET Wes'r Bridgewafer, MassachuseHs TeI. BrocId'on JU 3-7800 WILLIAM E. TURNER, SR. PresicIen'I' and Treasurer Turn Io Turner for Sfeel Complimenfs of 1'I1e TRI-TOWN HARDWARE WEST BRIDGEWATER CompIimen+s of CROWLEY'S MARKET CompIimen'rs of A. A. FRANCISCO Q . . ,:.-n v'--:1..w,1-v .' f:1:1ff:,:a' I - '-W . -,. .., ,I 9 I 'f ' 5,,, '- ,- . , '57.4g.,: : , 'r- M1, I . ' - -M -:YJ ' ,x-9 .,, -V -5- ':. -, I -- ' T ' I f - Q:::4q:f . fig., .' V :V A f- -,:.,.,:L' :f ' x Good Grooming and Beauly Aids 'for lhe Teen-Ager DUNBAR'S VARIETY Greefing Cards 3 CAMPELLO, MASS. , A. M. GAMBOA 8: SON S' Truck Bodies Buillr and Repaired Jewelers Blaclcsmiflw II20 Main S+ree+, Campello 620 No. Elm Sfreef W. BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Tel. JU 3-l588 Complimenrs of WEST BRIDGEWATER BARBER SHOP Complimenfs of HAYWARD'S DAIRY FARM CURRlER'S GIFT AND FRAME SHCP BROCKTON. MASS. ALDEN'S, INC. OF HARDWARE BROCKTON Housewares, Painfs, Tools, Seeds Renlal Equipmeni' II5I Main S+ree1', Brocldon, Mass. Juniper 6-1059 Greg Anglimg Shirley Perry: Dorna Edson: Jane Foyeg Judy Rudineg Bradford Nicker- son: Roy Jackson: Sheila Sfyles. CompIimen+s of JOSEPH J. BRAGA fsfz' A- M Wu' 'ff ' P' QVQ' Kap! ' CRE 'I ' -4 E S O Q fs .. 44 P P fi' 1 Q ' I- I Wholesale Dealer in Bed' Wishes Cigars, Tobacco and Confec'l'ionery Drug Sundries-Toys and NoveI1'ies WEST BRIDGEWATERI MASS. Roufe I06 Eas'I' BrIdgeWa'I'eI Tel. JU 3-0930 Finer Ice Cream Complimenfs Complimenfs of of DORR'S METRO- BOWL BRIDGEWATER. MASS. Prin+ Shop and Sfafionery Sfore BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Congrafulafions From GRIFFIN BUICK CO. I34 Main S'rree'I' BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Rou're 28 Tel. Owen 7-6757 MARY CROMPTON'S 680 PLYMOUTH STREET Roufe I06 EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Imporiecl Giffs and Accessories Ca+aIina Play CIo+I1es CompIimenI's of Ihe CLASS OF 1959 Complimenfs of TH E STUDENT COUNCIL WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL CompIimen'I's of MCCORMICK 81 CO. III6 Norih Main SI'reeI' BROCKTON. MASS. Real EsI'aI'e Insurance CompIimenI's of Ihe CLASS OF I96I KAY JEWELERS I98 Main S'I'reeI' BROCKTON, MASS. GemoIogisI's CompIimen+s of H. AND W. MOLD PHILLIP R. LAGERSTADT Jeweler-Wa'I'cI1maIcer Gemologisf CAMPELLO, MASS. I062 Main Sfreei Phone JU 8-0299 CompIimenI's of I'I1e KNOTTY PINE CLUB CompIimenI's of MONTY'S CYCLE SHOP WEST BRIDGEWATER Congra+uIa+ions Io 'rhe Class of '58 From MISS KOCHAKIAN Complimenfs of T. 81 T. METALS WARREN A. AND WILLIAM E. TURNER Complimenfs of fhe WEST BRIDGEWATER POLICE ASSOCIATION Complimenfs of CLASS OF I960 ELM SQUARE GARAGE ALBERT E. WILLIAMS. Prop. Guif Prociucis General Repairs Complimenfs of ENSHER BROS. CompIimenI's of I'he SEAGER DENTAL LAB Joi-IN E. SEAGER, Prop. CompIimenI's of COMPONENT MANUFACTURING SERVICE, INC. Besi' Wishes 'Io 'Ihe HOWARD R. ANDERSON CIass of '58 TILE CO' Ceramic Tile Barhrooms and Kifchens Realtor Shagbarlr S'I'ree'I WEST BRIDGEWATER Shirley Ely: Sheila S'IyIes: Barbara AIberI: Janice Taylorg Donald Seablomg Virginia Nor'I'h: Sfephen Churchill: Judifh Gour. Cornplirnenls o-F MR. AN D MRS. WILLIAM J. ANGLIM Tel. JU 3-7530 Plan'I' and Office 3-I277 244 Cenler S'l'. HYMAN'S Cleansing, Dye Houses and Tailoring Sfore ai' 792 MAIN STREET CANDIDS by AL I6 Commonweallh Ave. WEST BRIDGEWATER W. R. MORSE Things 'Io Wear for Those Who Care HaI Ier and Furnisher JU 3-0039 II08 Main S+ree+ Campello BROCKTON. MASS. Cleaning PoHecI PlanIs JU 8-0467 Shrubs Tel. 3-l008 CADET Cul Flowers T. E. GRAFFTE, FLORIST WEST BRIDGEWATER Roufe I06 337 Wes'I Cenler S+. DELUXE CLEANERS All Garmenls Insured Againsl Fire and Thefi' Free Delivery 983 Sou+h Main S+ree+ BROCKTON, MASS. Complimenfs of METCALF 84 SON CO., INC. Complimenfs of A FRI EN D GLAD-ACRE FARMS MERTON H. OUDERKIRK Roule I06 Wesl Cenler S+. WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Roadside Sfand Open Year Round SPRING SUMMER FALL WINTER Perennial Planis Swee+ Corn Apples Chrislmas Trees Annual Planfs Gladiolus Sweei' Cider Wreafhs Vegefable PIan'I's Raspberries Squash Pumpkins Sprays Po'H'ed PIan'I's Peas Po+a'Ioes Laurel Memorial Arrangemenfs Asparagus Holland Bulbs Roping Gladiolus Bulbs Tomaioes Hardy Chrysanfhemums Apples Seeds Fancy FYUIIS Colored Corn Po+a+oes Fer+iIizer Every Vegelable Ggurdg Squash Geraniums Imaginable Jams and Jellies Mixed Fruii' and Early Fruifs and Lafe Fruifs and Vegefables Vegefables Vegefables Complimenls of CROWLEY'S SPA CompIimen'I's of BAKER'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION WEST BRIDGEWATER Complimenls Complimenls of +I1e of FIREFIGHTERS BEN'5 ASSOCIATION WEST BRIDGEWATER Sc-Sl.O0 STGRE, INC. BRocKToN, MASS. I.:-'CIAA fa . nw , '4 ' 'rms 9.1 ii.: :V If lf! fs! Alf' 'I' 4443549-3fiI . -.1 5 5:2 Complimenrs of Jay's JAY'S GOLF RANGE JAY'S DAIRYMAID A. L. CEDERGREN I0 Sheppard Avenue BROCKTON. MASS. TransporI'aI'ion and General Conrracring Besf Wishes 'ro I'he Class of I958 SOUTH SHORE MARINE COMPANY WEST BRIDGEWATER Besr Wishes WETZELL'S SPORT AND MARINE SHOP 644 Belmoni S+. BROCKTON. MASS. Juniper 6-8279 Besi' Wishes From MR. AND MRS. STANLEY STYLES STEVE'S SPORTS' DEN I43 Cen'I'er SI'ree+ MIDDLEBORO. MASS. RIVERSIDE DAIRY E. R. GUMMOW, Prop. Guernsey MiIIc Delivered in BrocId'on Bridgewafer Wes+ Bridgewafer Tel.--Ju 3-5 I 3I Congrafularions fo The Class of I958 EBENWOOD FARM WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. I Complimenfs of Rev, Francis S. Shea, DD., SLD. Rev. Joseph M. Carney ST. ANN'S PARISH WEST BRIDGEWATER Besfr Wishes WEST BRIDGEWATER CLEANERS Complimenis of YESTERYEARS Besi' Wishes MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SWEENEY PILLSBURY'S GREENHOUSES Flowers for AII Occasions 506 Norfh Elm S'rree'I WEST BRIDGEWATER CompIimen'rs of OLD HOMESTEAD RUG COMPANY Complimenfs of CAH I LL MOTORS PIymouIh-Dodge Dealers Las P snyskn :ummm ua b AIbriGIPryHryBdfd Ch J+H dB Congratulations to the Class of '58 From THE WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACH ERS ASSOCIATION CompIimen+s of BRIDGEWATER ICE 81 COAL CO. W. H. LUDDY AND SON 7I No. Cen+raI S'Iree+ EAST BRIDGEWATER Tel. DRaIce 8-2I9I or 8-2463 Char+er Buses In+ersI'a+e In+ras+a+e Complimenfs of BRADY'S DINER Corner of Keenan So. Main Sireef WEST BRIDGEWATER. MASS. Gei' Io Know BLANCHARD CHEVROLET BRIDGEWATER Tel. OWen 7-6935 CompIimen'I's Complimenfs of of BISBEE AND PARKER DAVID and RICHARD SACCOCIA SACCOCIA BARBER SHOP BRIDGEWATER if f' -2 f- - ,.,.- I , Mg, 44 1- 'zg if-me A ,. g JJ' . f asf UW ,md Compiimenfs E of SHERBURNE FUEL, INC PIERCE Fluid-Hee? Oil Burners Rofar and Gun Burners 532 LONTELLO STREEI' TeI. 3-3780 387 North Elm Sheei' WEST BRIDGEWATER Coal-Fuel-Coke Tel. JU 6-I088 Complimenis Complimenis of of MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. JOHN J. KENT EVERETT LINEHAN NOYES OIL SERVICE Heaiing Oils - Burner Service 7I Progressive Avenue WEST BRIDGEWATER. MASS. Tel. JU 3-0299 CompIimenI's of R. E. Mac DONALD EIec+ricaI Confracior WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Complimenls of GURNEY BROS. CO Jewelers Since l84l IOI Main S+ree'r BROCKTON. MASS. Complimemls of HOMESTEAD DAIRY Bryanl' Slreef WEST BRIDGEWATER MILES OIL SERVICE Healing Oil Burner Service 404 Cresceni S+. WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Tel. JU 3-I357 I Complimenls Complimenis of of MONTAGUE-BROWN CO., INC. 30I Warren Avenue BROCKTON. MASS. Tel. JU3-I668 TRAILER SALES 855 Nori-h Main Sfreei' WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Tel. JU 3-I20l BRIDGEWATER MOTOR SALES 333 Bedford Slreei' BRIDGEWATER. MASS. CHARLES G. TUFANKJUIAN Prop. OLDSMOBILE Complimenrs of KENWOOD TIRE CO WEST BRIDQEWATER Shirley Ely: Barbara Alberf: Jane? Howard: Donald Seablom: Margare-I' Sweeney: Barbara Alberl: Thomas O'Toole: Judy Rudine. 24-Hour Telephone Service AVON GREENHOUSES 81 FLOWER SHOP CAMELLIA CORSAGES A Specially Fresh Flowers for All Occasions Sally, Gre'l'cl1en, Clyde, Bill, Dick Comple+e Wedding Service -Daily Deliveries 'l'o all Brocldon Hospiials- W. CLYDE CANNON Owner and Manager JU 6-2866 l53 Easi' Main S+reef AVON, MASS. Complimenls of TUCK MANUFACTURING CO. SWANSON-WALLIN CO. 49 Bedford S+ree+ EAST BRIDGEWATER Complimenfs of WARREN BROTHERS ROAD COMPANY DR 8-243' 354 Howard S'I'ree'I' G' E' BROCKTON, MASS. Appliances Complimenfs of WILLOW BROOK DAIRY C. E. LEONARD P'0P e 0' SUPER MARKETS, INC. Siores in Mllkfviramg-E395 RANDOLPH NoRroN H 'ow 'ee EAST BRIDGEWATER No. EASTON WEST BRIDGEWATER PLAINVILLE Complimenis of NANCY BRADFORD School of S'Iage Dancing 86 Main S'I'reeI BROCKTON. MASS. H I LLCREST FARMS Homogenized I Vifen Vifamin D Milk 50I Nor'II1 Main S'I'ree1' WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS Tel. JU6-7926 ALLENS SHOE STORE II46 Main S'I1'eeI CAMPELLO, BROCKTON FOR THE PRESENT-Loafers-SacIcIIes- Teen Sfyles FOR THE FUTURE-Bunfees-Child Life CongraIuIa+ions Class of '58 GARY SIMPSON BATTERIES Good Luck, Seniors Work Hard anal Progress Well JOSEPH B. JACOBSON Ihr lol Nuhovh hr IAVIOI MAN ll I ' 'OMPANV UAIIAS, VI .1... Vx.. .. .. .. . , 1 , ,, - -. ,.-., X N U V 'H '- 3 . I J . K ...H , .V I 2 4 . f . . , s ...p.'.'-M 'S . Rik .1 . Plz' .. N 'ww A... na.. , .M ly rf'-' ' , -,Y.,gQf',I!: .X ii' I f .xx -X , .-' ,. ,ff , A, I , 1 , X f. -. , Z... . , . JM I . . , x I K V1 , w Y , ., 'UL 1' I I 4l . 1' 1 4 -A . ' . . H' I ' I . I, . . ' , A 1. .. ww' - ,. ... . -,J fy .,.,-Lu ., -, i .. 1 mv' . 1 ,N ,hm x J x , wx Q XM. N., x ,