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Sperandio, who has served as our advisor and part-time parent, we, the Class of 1959, gratefully dedicate the Climber. One of the duties of parenthood is discipline, but it is only a small, unpleasant part of Mr. Sperandio's duties. Through the years he has lent to this and other classes invaluable advice and assistance. Looking backward, we realize that Mr. Sperandio, by his own high standard, has inspired us to reach for higher goals, that We, too, might gain the respect and honor that are his. Ng: I 9.1-If.'.1i-'...l'1-4 :sing :03::x.t:Liivr9n - I -ADO 4 I E ,Z-L-.. Xl: it g0!ZZ2!ZZg DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SEN IORS ACTIVITIES UNDERCLASSMEN ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS The Board of Selectmen: Mrs. Marjory E. MacDonald, Mr. Williani ' W. Noyes, and Mr. H. Roy Hartshorn. Our recently completed post office One of our new banks The Old Bridgewater Historical Society .flf 6111671002111 2' In Gratitude LNM f The process of maturing from child oo t youth is similar to the process of making steel. When we were born were were like a fresh discovery of iron ore. In childhood our ore was refined. Now we are near the final stage. As adolescents and youths we shall be tempered and made ready for the form which we shall no doubt retain for the rest of our lives. These steps, however, are but a simple outline of a much more complex process. Just as heat, ma- terials, and time affect the quality of steel, so many factors are important in our own develop- ment. Our parents and our community have definitely influenced the molding of our char- acter. Because of the fine personal, historical. and educational influences in OUR TOWN, we can feel reasonably optimistic about our future. Thank you, West Bridgewater, for the shape and temper you have given us. 9 Q ot' XXWX E1 CJ UUUUUUU ' I I U Q' v ,ds 7 ff!! WOQUWZ ..... 1 Wifi' fQOL fitWWj 0 if tl J M EE 'X ' , s The new combined headquarters of the fire A dairy farm typical of the many dairy farms and police departments found IH Ol-11' TOWN X C e ar e ,fx I , fx ? f V egvlwfliwz Qfyfeaa 1 1 '1 4 N 6 Industrial worker J . ' 4 fs' V ,A r . -' '- I 1. ' 1 ,S 'ffilfw ----A 1 --A'- ., - L g The publw 11b1'a1'Y H ' 3 .... , 'g m 'J -- G .m.,w.,.. . -w- . ,.L - fmf .-if FW V Q Wal. Nlemorlal Park , V X J gg ' V v----Q V! 5 l ,Q ! X Y 1. s .eu 1 P 1 Hot-house farming -4 . 1 ,...,,..,...-...:.---- --' --ip., . W 1 1 4 1 ,,.. K' Aww , ., 1. S Ny xx' xx SSW Ni-.' 6.7. MRS. TO THE CLASS OF 1959 OF WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL You, the Class of 1959, have again demonstrated a great measure of appreciation by selecting Our Town as the theme for your Climber. This is a fitting tribute to the town which did so much to help mold your early years so that you may profit in later life. The lessons you have learned will bring to you richer and more enjoyable lives. At times, perhaps, you did not under- stand the wisdom behind these lessons, but I am sure that you will in the future. - I sincerely believe that you who have lived in West Bridge- water certainly must appreciate its clean, wholesome living, the respect for law and order which prevails, and the good training and education which you received through the com- bined efforts of the school, the home, and the churches. We know, too. that you, the Class of 1959, will follow many others into the world to demonstrate the fine lessons learned in Our Town. Good luck and may God be with you. Peter J. Sperandio isr- sem- a..Am:nmu. suwanuuvsuuzwr nr sr:o4nm.s F, Yr -- 1 'vw-W' 1 ' 'g'15'2Fw 'K if-X Ifhiim 9 T' ' X , . , A V V aw' ,-.,.., . - '.-,..yp.w.,, -4 rf.-4.e,ea..4s.xs-1 ,Ng N WEST ERIDEEWATER -- RAYNHAM ECHUDL DEPARTMENT WEST ERIDEEWATER. MASSACHUSETTS S mv 'J'-13512 IP 267, - Y--, -,xswi Ms- TQ 121: C1235 Lf' La 'C .A fill cizizalg .mf .1 f1:LXf1i, ' ' 1-ilzxfoixlfvi aid :.E1: :Li if-ss. ss ltr'- 1 dj: W.-,r:1 1 V 'hic-E will 'lp liz 5: J ' Litpfixl: it i.c.--...: iielmf 'flfiq 'Jlcal p:fcb1.::'a EZOTLSQ' 21127, 1 :lu fXT'!5'J.P'. Thi 3lCC1C1'lifltlO1'1 F:rw1'1-1-n :. alone ls not Jiifrifzi: ?u'tUi.2mj into fvsr-'iicxi lfqift you have L:a:zi::i in schcol is n.c9ssrX,wy, I hope Qacli on if jeu ill essxunc four role citizen Gif? Tor-nz, and Wen ou will endeavor 923 Tw 3 12.15511 its gl'o!f7Ill 3:11 val-:-lfxLen,. I E331 5112: ,i jg-5, :,,Lll. 51:16 ours , A f..3y',,L :A , U L . , Eljfft . l, y ...N J' If ff-z' T X iifdiaw .Q 1 nf'--X' , 3: Y 1 Q, ,Q , I , . 3 ,, , if X ,- -:K--w xx 4 mth H, 'H 3 1 4, l X fl fy M. i fs: T? . Q44 K -2 0. Mr. Roger G. Viens Guidance Mr. Joseph Mathematics an Plus two minus three Director H. O'Brien d Social Studies fi'-' M - ' rv ...fa:-Q.:43:1g3...1::g:-zzlfz' rf 0 v Ah' V J Ay, ,- R 1:1 gr,2,Er?2EarEzEE3E2i1EjE555:r -E awww--.1-f, 1- ,,p,.'ggj..'WWfw5. N ' . 1! 'U 'Y ' ' il - 5' 110-1' -. .,,:z-isa, - , lf: 1 -' L. 1 4 5 I If A If S' ' fab? 19 , f Q 4 sf A , 11' 4 ' '21 '.- 2212: ,,,1g.. .1- .,,. - q , 'jlz ., , - , , .Q1v11a-12:-il'-f' Mr. Thomas E. Graffte Senior High Mathematics Mr. Oliver N. Millett, Jr. Chemistry and Physics e L t -'xv M'-lit.-Vx V MAX -L29 Mn- .. .HM . x V- ,Xu-1 'WF' W Looking t h ro ll iz h ul records, I find 5 .,.' -3. vo ' Vtb. i i . . ,, ' I xxx X li xx xx xxt tx xx X x s x xxxjxxxxgxll xnxx - xl wk.. t'i-ew , -A -- . , ' 'l 5ax..2E,le-511: if I V- Q J F' A X X x 9' x- , X I R QQ NW x Y X xv 'xx W jx 'x x tv. l N x xx- -P times a Wm-'rc all on si diet I - N, , . vu. Mrs. Marietta E. Kent Mathematics Mrs. Geraldine I. Meadows Household Arts , , .i X W' ,, . -. NX--I sk -'Mm' , 1, vhs ,-J .A ...QR Mrs. Pauline DeVeber Household Arts Mr. Urbino Barreira Science and Athlr-'Hrs . '. . . .,.,,. x ..,, +15 , ,t - .1 A is Y25.2i??Y'l ' 1 X N my . t . , . 3 Us . we is . .fy 1 I f l lx .N .., ,lf I J ., r ' ' :KN ' Maxim: the fic-lil uwny slows thu nmlm- . . . Q r 8 1 Pvt: X FACULTY qw qi v . . 'V a . 5- 5.1 Mr, Moss's English gyda yew M. Wir. William Henry Moss English and Library Mr. Walier Morey English and Speech Tw: ' 1 N, ,- ,P qg PM A '-l A rs .PJ CQ Miss Miriam Kuchakian English Miss E. Olivia Pearson Junior High English 47: Mrs. Bertha E. Wheeeler Business Mr. Lawrence Cashin English fa, - -1 el'. Q. , ,, 1 , Q -pf f' Q 5. er ., - , X .J h in '. '. X . Q A. Y ' 5 ' ' -.SQ all fl , - 3 li ll ii 5 fpig 1' . af - -8,2-' as 'el' : gr . Ig, :,:lt,g,' ,yi nw' :T 'fi' f .MK xl -' - ' -llswfizlifillll-xiii L - J .'f.--. -vf:',i-:' 'fl J if v 11-, NJ- Assam ,, 1 1 If '23, ,fd J' f ' . Regarding my letter of Mrs. Sarah B. Shukis Business Mr. Walter Lewis Music Instructor ,T r.,..,. N- .-WTm....7..., ..,.s. ps A .fx gf. . '-if f 6- , N - . ,. .ligzggga ,gs 'Jaw guna rf isiasfgsr. : fs. Q51 'iff exif' s Xssjgif .l sssss.. .Hs-S. 1:25 A ,ig : 1 J ' u 4. xgkni X562 ' 'YY i ly. -...H ...f - ----- A Z'f? ::'i: .:5 ' E.:5.115-152:52:Es:E1i5EfQifEEfQ:ff 55':i ' ' .- ' '51f:1'f'F: .2:5E5ffEEEE555:-::'.,Z:v r - 'if . 'E ., 'M ' ' 1,1 1:1fI5E5E!55:::'35:,S-5235.553 'EE:, 1ff': ,- , . fl' ' 5 A ' X -I-: ' S2252 2 1 Wil' . ' F f' 4 g t -. - in - , , 1 4 u ,. 3 - 1 Mrs. P. Lena Allaire Mr. George T. Golding Girls' Physical Education Boys' Physical Education Mr. Terrence 0'Donnell Mr. John Tivnan History Social Studies and Athletics KITCHEN STAFF: Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Roulstone, Mrs. Wardwell, Mrs. Mather, Mrs. Alexander, and Mrs. Marzelli. X S 'WT. JZ x. 1 .- r V Mr. Thomas Williams Mr. Floyd T. Folsom Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts and Driver Education Mr. Armand Genllreau Mr. Frank Dunn, Jr. Social Studies and Latin General Science SC H 00 L NURSE: Mrs Howard. Pj if Q ff CUSTODIANS: Mr. Ross. Mr Turner. Mr. Large, and Mr. Hapxglund. NA A 11 111 , 3 , CZ, .lust inside the door of OUR TOWN are the schools- 4 P Close enough for us to watch each first-grader affectionately And follow every graduate hopefully. ----g,,,,-4,.- llllilllf' lm! I-l l-l i .,. Class Officers: Herbert Chase, Vice-President: Carl Anderson, President: Catherine Slapik, Treasurerg Geraldine Lawler, Secretary. Class of 1959 Honor Roll Carl Anderson Betty Benson Doris Broman Herbert Chase Arthur Clark Gail Ensher Joy Fidlerii Elizabeth Hall Susan Nickerson Joyce Parenteau Catherine Slapik Joseph Spadea i:High Honors Class Advisors: Mr. Morey, Miss Rylander 7' :Sgt 'Q' - ' ESA ' ph,- l sw : I FRIENDLIEST MOST POPULAR Michael Harding, Sherrol Snell William Turner, Doris Broman FIFTY-NlNE'S FINEST MOST ATHLETIC Ronald Newman, Barbara Kemp MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carl Anderson, Joy Fidler mi W .,, 1 'f' 'fr-, 4 '1 .-I WITTIEST Roy Blundell, Norma Warme MOST MUSICAL Arthur Clark, Isabelle North Pharmacist 440 West Center Street RICHARD ALGER They make friends who do friendly acts. Dick . . . Look! See! . . . Sucker tKing-Size! . . . bought two ermxty boxes for a dollar . . . Mr, Wombly in Junior Class Plays . . . How did you like Peyton Place, Dick? . . . ex-Howard Johnson fountain boy . . . Need any help at Mary Jane's? . . . always willing to help out . . . pen-pal in the Philippines . . . enjoys the Drive-In. Activities: Choir 1, 2, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2. 3, 4: Co- Chairman of Dance Committee 3: Assemblies 2: Concert 2: Concert Stage Hand 3: Junior Class Play 3: Junior Class Ring Committee 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Climber Staff 4: Senior Class Play 4. 1959 Engineering 38 Prospect Street CARL ANDERSON Nothing worries him, nothing hurries him, Carl . . . somebody's milkman . . . drives a beat-up '50 Chevy . . . Excelcior Colfax . . . noble hero in the Junior Class Plays . . . Tilt . . . straight college course student . . . National Honor Society member . . . confirmed bachelor . . . runs his car on two people n0wer . . . saving gas . . . gives his heart and soul to the class. Activities: Choir 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 1, 4: Editor of Climber 4: Junior Editor of Climber 3: Class President 4: Class Vice-President 3: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Play Committee 3: Junior Class Play 3: Assemblies 2, 3, 4. Work 333 Matfleld Stieet RICHARD ANDERSON Men of a few words are the best. Dick . . .monitor in the school cafeteria . . . can be found near South Junior High every afternoon . . . drives a '50 Studebaker . . . fountain boy at Producers' Cottage . . . knows every sophomore girl personally . . . Brockton girls are a favorite too . . . must be handy to have a brother on the police force . . . soft voice in speech class . . . helpful . . . full of mischief. Activities: NVeight Lifting 3, 4: Gym Team 2, 3, 4: Mon- itor 4. ,.,,X 'ir 1 .msenai-use .gu i 510 West Center Street GEORGE BASSETT JR. My deeds will speak. Coast Guard . . bombs around in a Chevy . . . a source of Onion . many funny noises . . . a terror in the classroom . . . lives for football President . and pumpkins . . , always on the move . . . likeable. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 43 Class President 2: Student Council 23 Dance Committee 1. . . . always laughing . . . Sophomore Class . . sold coke at the Senior Reception . . . apples C-A Nurse 327 East Street BETTY BENSON Be true to your word, your work, and your friends. Betty . . . a talented musician . . . Yes, but! . . . loyal fan at all the football games . . , constant member of the Qhv s-ai school band . . . conscientious student . . . has to have a coach when driving . . . Business English . . . prefers sleep- ing at pajama parties . . . Riverside Dairy . . . unmistak- able laugh . . . a generous heart . . . a wonderful girl. Activities: Band 3: Cafeteria Staff 3: Climber Business Staff 4: Assemblies 1, 2. 3: Dance Committees 1. 23 Usher- ette at Junior Prom 2: Junior Class Play 3: West Wind 1. X .W si . C I i . t 'STQQS-Iigffgl' 4 .wp- - - rms-- n -H.,--1 A' .Q -:If.p. x' '---,,.p-.:'- ., fa s r, Y V a, , J-.Pi ff5:dEg,'1-'45 .-Qggi-.5 -'1-'.'n .f- .',. .1 .v f'4!'.':f .Q Yxfw -fer, e to , -V -. y T Iest- 5 Tec..aician 453 East Center Street H Roy BLUNDELL 1: 9 Sees fun in all things that come his way. , ?L:Y....X y V it Roy . . . our little English buddy . . . youngest member M ' of the class . . . English-American accent . . . Ben Hogan ' of the miniature golf course . . . always ready to go any- where . . . never seems to have any money . . . No, I ' A never! . . . Chesterton, the great detective, in the Junior Class Plays . . . always singing . . . great sense of humor , . . a friend to all. V Activities: Junior Class Play 3: Dance Committee 3, 4: Climber Staff 43 Junior Prom Committee 35 Stage Hand 4. . - . X P1-inte ', ix f air, z 5 9' We AF . . 15-rl, ' . r's devil . I 4, 1 ll'-.A fs: he .f,f...,.- -re' pw 6- s gina n .'2wf3E '.' , 31 :gtk .ff 1- s 11 5 2, fit.. Lf r I 1 13 1 i A s' 352' In 41,1-1 il ft J J, 1 M, X, 1 if fs cv. 47? ,, ff 3-:,.-:1 .,, hog, JOAN BOYD Secretary 392 East Center Street Quiet, modest and neat, a combination that can't be beat. Joan . . . drives a '57 Ford convertible . . . understand- ing: . . . very neat . . . The Greasy Spoon . . . haunted the halls at 8:07 . . . pretty brunette . . . notorious' at pajama parties . . . noisily quiet . . . always cheerful and willing to help . . , displays her willingness in all the class functions . , . movie star one night. Activities: Softball 2, 3. 4: Basketball 3, 4: Sports Club 2. 3, 4: West Wind 2, 3: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Choir 23 Concert 2: Assembly 15 Climber Staff 4. 1959.- Hairdresser 572 North Elm Street ANNETTE BRAC-A Friends are all that matter. Nettie . . . wonderful in all sports . . . a hot ticket . . . I need some gas money . . . infectious laugh . . . likes to wrestle . . . Pitch and Putt . . . got a job to support her car . . . Come on. you guys! . . . chocolate papers . . . Bomber . . . '51 Pontiac . . . Anybody want a ride? dresses well . . . six cents for gas . . . liked by all. Activities: Softball 1, 2: Junior Class Play 33 Senior Class Play 4: Basketball 4: Field Hockey 4: Decoration Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4: West Wind 1: Sports Club 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Candy Committee 3. Q. ftmW't,,,. I.-wil h xy . , Navy 443 South Main Street .51 DAVID BRAZIL , - V Not too serious. not too gay, but P., A, .9 altogether a jolly good fellow. N- 'Um E.-5 Dave . . . spends most of his time in Bridgewater . . . I 'gy wonder what his interest is . . . enjoys camping out . . . in the middle of an island . . . monitor for a short period -N 'N . . . dislikes praise . . . February 14 . . . quiet . . . a good wr H friend. Nw f Activities: West Wind 1: Baseball 2: Stage Hand 3. A practical art Marriage 32 Sunset Avenue Q.m,' - , 5, X Man has his will but a woman has her way. . 59: im . 'A if s Deedee . . . knows what she wants and usually nets it 1 A-f 1 . . . . portrait of zu lady . . . You clown! . . , VVhat a . X i driver! . . . No, I'm xzoinfz nut with Bruce tonight. . . . ,I '.g: : neatly dressed . . . a cute hair style . . . those prom meet- ' ' ' -51 ings in her car . . . spent a great part of her summer '. writinu letters . . . trips to Maine . . . Don't net all .,,h unset. . . , looked very pretty at the Junior Prom . . . a XG, f9Nu pleasing personality. Activities: Junior Prom Committee 31: Junior Class Plays 35 Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2: Varsity Basketball Ii, 4: 9, Softball 1: Softball Manager 2, R, 4: Sports Club 2, 3, 4: ' ii Choir 1: Climber Art Staff 4: VVest Wind 1. 2: Play Com- ,W .1537 mittee 313 Dance Committees 1, 2. 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4: J. Initiation Committee 2. 3 X -4' .1 f x DORIS BROMAN yy, ,K eo- ,4 5 . dj? . X 1 '. ' 'If if .W '- 'A -as 4 4 4 s N t 1 5 5 , ,A 3 A .ff . or Agriculture 87 Brooks Place PAUL CARLSON He who thinks for himself is B fine man. Paul . . . religious . . . an ace at speech . . . came in second in the Tri-Town Essay Contest . . . owns a hot '51 Ford . . . those joyrides in the jeep , . . Watch out for those walking trees. Paul! . . . murderer in the the Junior Class Plays . . . rezular customer at Sc-otty's Barn . . . those daily trips to Brockton . . . 4-H member . . . loves animals . . . runs an after-school taxi service. Activities: Tri-Town Essay Contest 3, 4: Climber Business Staff 4: Junior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4. 1 College 110 East Street HERBERT CHASE 't Whatever I have tried in life. I have tried to do well. f Herb . . . competitive spirit . . . straight college course student . . . the thinker . . . ham radio operator . . . K X Gallopinz Ghost of the Junior High football team . . . 5 r Y private U. S. history class . . . Lancelot Oake . . . confused ' We hero of the Junior Class Plays . . . good-will ambassador . . . gi-osh . . . lives on two hours of sleep on school nights only . . . always there when needed. Activities: Class President 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3. Captain 4: 'W Town Report Cover Design 3: Class Vice-President 4: West , VVind 3, 4: Climber Staff 3: Climber Business Staff 4: Student Council 2, Ii, 4: Assemblies 1, 2. 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3: Voice of Tomorrow Zi: Gov- ernor Furcolo's Conference on Youth 3, 4: Boys' State Representative 3: Choir 2, 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Senior Class Play 4. A student's work is never done. nv' v 1 Business College 28 Sinnott Street JOYCE CHAVES She's modest. but not bashful, free and easy, but not bold. Joycee . . . energetic basketball and softball player . . . keeps everybody awake at pajama parties . . . I'm going on a diet . . . a certain laugh that can always be found . . . receives letters from a Coast Guard man . . . always laughing: and joking . . . talkative . . . What a riot! . , , likes to dance . . . friendly . . . always willing to lend a helping hand. Activities: Softball 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3: Secretary 2: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 2, 3, 4: West Wind 2, 3, 4: Office Staff 4: Prom Committee 33 Climber Business Staff -1: Initiation Com- mittee 2. 1959 College 478 West Street ARTHUR CLARK Do not let his quiet looks deceive you. Rock . . . grade A student . , . always found at home studying . . . quiet . . . made a perfect corpse in the Junior Class Plays . . . Satchmo . . . has a license but no car . . . sports car fan . . . avid Boy Scout . . . can be seen any Monday afternoon in downtown Brockton . . . white bucks kid . . . member of the German band . . , friendly. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2: Swing Band 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Climber Staff 4: Junior Class Plays 3: Tri-Town Essay Contest 3: Junior Prom Committee: Assemblies 3, 4: SEMSBA Concert 2: Senior Class Play 4: Westcapades 1. Navy 347 East Street ROBERT CROWLEY JR. Kansa' With the strong man's hand of labor. A M--mt - H f ia -.,M.-:.ww:v, E Bob . . . loves cars , . . hot rod fan . . . the monitor who stopped many speeding juniors , . . always hungry . . . likeable . . . a worker for the class . . . likes lunch period ..-N..nvnP the best . . . happy-go-lucky. Activities: Freshman-Sophomore Social Initiation Committee 3: Stage Hand for Junior Class Plays 3: Monitor 4. 4 -'nod' T Standing on the Corner. iii f Agriculture 463 Manley Street Ed . . . has a passion for trucks . . . is said to have missed more days at school than ones he attended . . . enjoys farming: . . . so quiet you hardly know he's there EDWARD DeMOLLES Happy is he who is content. shv with the girls . . . easy to get along: with . . . well-mannerefl . . . a swell guy. 'N-- ...uni r Activities: Stage Hand 3: Junior Class Play Committee 3: - Dance Committee ZS. . Nd A ',. I, ,' H X vc V, , i ' -is -. 3' ' 5 2 E .a College 700 West Center Street GAIL ENSHER Success is the sole earthly judge of right and wrong. Gail . . . a better friend couldn't be found . . . fastidious in dress . . . consistent personality . . . scholastically in- clined . . . very reliable . . . Speak up. Miss Ensher . . . never unprepared . . . Come down to the library with me . . . faithful librarian . . . loyal to her school and friends . . . Oh, l don't know what l'm going to do . . . high honor student . . . will make a success of life. Activities: Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: West Wind Staff 1, 2: Usherette at Junior Class Plays 3: Honor Society 3, 4: Co-Chairman of Dance 3: Prom Committee 3: Editor of West Wind 4. ' w :Wy W Dairy Farming T5 Bryant Street Q, DAVID ERBECK gb f Moments would be dull without him. . .-v-, V M y Dave . . . hay-chewing farmer . . . drives an Erbeck ' ' ir 5 customized '49 Ford hard-top-convertible . . . quiet but not ' unknown . . . always first in the lunch room . . . faithful ,if worker on dance committees . . . artistic talent . . . builder :iw of the Eiffel Tower . . . runs the milk route . . . King Y ' . of Honey Hill . . . winning smile . . . a friend to every- - , M F :Q- body. ' 'i Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: SEMSBA Concert 3. X ' x i . E sa-. P Interesting, huh! u .vb-1 'Vilsa P12 Air-Force Tech. School 278 North Elm Street Mischief, meet thy maker. Nursing 25 Emerson Avenue JOY FIDLER Character makes its own destiny. Fiddle . . . a lively personality , . . cute pony tail . . . Who? Where? What? . . . witty . . . Don't you just love it? . . . Soap4Suds . . . can be seen gesticulating violently at the lunch table . . . talkative . . . week-end trips to New Hampshire , . . hearty laugh . . . consistent honor student . . . Her facial expressions couldn't be put into words . . future nurse of America . . . Dear Gabby . . . integrity above all. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1: Sports Club 3: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3: Junior Glass Play Publicity 3: Library Staff 3, 4: Office Staff 2: Student Handbook Committee 4: Climber 4: West Wind 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President 1: Secretary 3. I959 RICHARD FOX Dick . . . Fox . . . always the one getting caught . . . Who, me? . . . soda JERK at Bob and Ken's . . . Call me Dick, will ya . . Carl we've got to o with ix . . , g g 'ls some night. . . . stage hand . . . reliable class worker . . . cafeteria dishwasher . . . mental black book of Brock- ton girls . . . sneaky smile . . . great storyteller ibelieve half of what he saysj. Activities: Choir 1, 2, 4: Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Foot- ball 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Stage Hand 3: Climber Business Staff 4: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria Staff 41 Radio Club 3, 4. :iii t::, ff9 1. as-as K IRENE FREIMAN causing mischief. College 217 Crescent Street lt's not easy to be a pretty woman without Rec-ne . . . pert and pretty . . . beaux yeux . . . a tre- J We've just got to meet that deadline. mendous sense of humor . . . Four more points and we'll be two points ahead of them. . . . beautiful blonde hair . . . has a popular sister . . . smartly dressed . . . quite an artist . . . Oh, those prom meetings! . . . Dear Gabby . . . She's little but she's wise, she's a terror for her size . . . quite a collection of jewels . . . sparkling personality. Activities: Climber Staff 4: Sports Club 2, 3, 4: Softball 1: Choir 2: Baskebtall 2, 3, 4: Softball Manager 2, 3, 4: West Wind Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Library 3, 4: Publicity Chairman, Junior Class Play: Office Staff 2. 4: Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4: Art Award 3. 4 Teacher 18 Brooks Place ELIZABETH HALL She's not noisy like the rest in her work: she gives her best. Betsy . . . Letters fly thick and fast between here and . . . fiery red hair . . . always ready to help . . . Oh, honestly! , . . Can she drive that green Buick! . , . Isn't V. that wretched? . . , assistant editor of the school news- is paper . . . ranks high in the opinion of her elders as well f as peers . . . liked by everyone who knows her . . . has a good sense of humor . . . quietly efficient. Activities: Assemblies 2. 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Usherette at Junior Class Plays 3: Student Handbook Committee 4: Cafeteria Staff 2, 3, 4: Library Staff 4: Climber Business Staff 4: Assistant Editor of West Wind 4. x I - fav College 625 South Elm Street MICHAEL HARDING He has a smile and a joke for everyone. Ace . . . a marvel in speech class . . . counselor at Camp Squanto . . . ex-Howard Johnson dishwasher . . . assistant to head detective in Junior Class Plays . . . Dobson . . . can be seen driving either a '51 Ford or a '58 Buick . . . ardent Hitler fan . . . loves the Drive-lns . . . has a joke for every occasion . . . favorite hangout on S. Elm Street . . . Sea-bee . . . cabin in New Hampshire . . . easy to get along with. Activities: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Basket- ball 1: Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Junior Class Play 3: Student Photographer for Climber 4: Choir 1, 2, 3. Work 390 Forest Street MARK I-IOLLIEN He says little but who knows what he thinks. 165 Mark . . . Yankees fan . . . Boy, did you see that home run by Mickey Mantle! . . . hard worker at Travis' Farm . . . shy when there are girls around . . . His license doesn't do him much good . . . has a hair style with the forward look . . . can always be found at Crowley's after school . . . quiet . . . a friend to all. .-K., .seal u - 15,1251 - - ' Q 9? s s. ,w,fW.-- 1. sf' '51 'SE:xQ-Q-e-'fa,g,.v , x,.:1TX . V- JKMAX1: :N -. X --, - ., -: 'M' ' ' X991 ,.. , , X, , , We +3-'fsgbx ,-my Problems, Problems, , Problems. ,Ji ' we I. Work 124 Turnpike Street ELLEN HOWARD A contented heart is an even sea in all storms. a. Ellie-Belle . . . a real hot ticket . . . the life of P.J. parties . . . May I borrow a token ? . . . I'll learn that speech if it kills me . . . Oh, those long walks along Spring St. . . one of Mrs. Shukis's favorites to keep after school . . . an apple robber . . . ex-Canoe Club fan . . . Let's get 'em . . . constant grin and giggle . . . a true friend. Activities: Softball 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Jun- ior Prom Committee 3: Sports Club 2, 3, 4: West Wind 3, 4. l959 1 Air Forcc 30 Norman Avenue RICHARD JENSEN Happy-go-lucky, carefree, and gay. Dick . . . has a wonderful sense of humor . , . Elvis Presley fan . . . has fun imitating records . . . wrote a song of his own called I'm Leavin . . . Desmond Dalton, evil villain in Junior Class Plays . . . flies around corners in a '53 Mercury convertible . . . worked at Sky-View arranging letters for the advertising plane . . . wonderful at speech . . . Dick Maverick Jensen . . . always full of fun. Activities: Junior Class Plays 3: Basketball 2, 3. -N 'N College 180 East Street BARBARA KEMP Manners . . . the final and perfect flower of noble character. Barbie . . . tall and regal . . . Has anyone seen my better half? . . . wonderful actress . . . Just Liz . . . inherited a pair of knee-pads . . . faithful cashier in the cafeteria . . . has a cute kid sister . . . good in all sports . . . had open house for Prom Committee . . . Bax'barus'- a.-um . . . energetic cheerleader . . . reliable . . . trips to New York . . . calm and efficient . . . ladyelike. , Activities: Sub Cheerleading 1: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 3, 4: Cafeteria 2, 3, 4: Handbook Committee 4: Girls Sports Club 3, 4: President of Sports Club 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Dance Committees 3, 4: Climber 4: Assemblies 1, 2, 3. 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Junior Usherette 3: Band 1: Co- A Chairman of Junior Play Committee 3: Junior Class Play 3: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4. ITM: l Where are your passes, girls qu 1 - Q i Q- College 8 Arch Street FRANCIS LaBRACHE A little nonsense now and then. Uncle Frank , . . monitor in school cafeteria . . . owner of the famed Blue Canoe . . . summer employee at Otis Air Force Base . . . unexcitable up to a low point . . . has zi mind of his own . . . l'm going with a kid from Brock- ton. . . . The New Hampshire mountain air really affects him . . . Hot-Rockler. Activities: Football 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Choir 1, 2: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Assemblies 3: Prom Committee 3: Monitor 43 Climber Staff 45 Senior Class Play 4. Work 42 South Street GERALDINE LAWLER A friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Gerry . . . came here in her junior year . . . our class secretary . . . week-end trips to New Hampshire . . . the Deerfield Fair . . . writes with her left hand . . . has pretty hair . . . hangs sneakers out in the rain . . . Well, let me see. . . . engaged to be engaged . . . owns land in New Hampshire . . . a friend to everyone . . . a really wonderful girl. Activities: Junior Prom Committee 3: West Wind Typist 3. 4: Climber Typist 4: Climber Business Staff 45 Class Officer 4. im Dental Assistant 27 Walnut Street DEBORAH MANCHESTER Not too serious, not too gay, a good friend from day to day. Debbie . . . of a quiet nature . . . frequents Oliver Ames High School . . . A better soda jerk is hard to find . . . can be seen driving 'a green convertible . . . really enjoys a good joke . . . long, long blonde hair, which is always well-groomed . . . lives for horses . . . a good friend to New have. Activities: Dance Committee 1. 2: Choir 2: West Wind 3: Office Staff 3: Prom Decorating Committee 37 Climber Business Staff 4. pul-' Do we really need the motor ? Q-equi 49x Q ms... Gait 763 West Center Street College MARGARET MURPHY All the world's a stage. Peg . . . girl with the pixie haircut . . . quite an actress . . . fun to be with . . .loves someone's art ability . . . terrific sense of humor . . . So what, 1 like to be dif- ferent. . . .1excellent in speech . . . King and Queen of Saudi Arabia . . . kept the lunch table on their diet . . . did a wonderful job as co-chairman of the Prom Committee ' - ' ' 'k . . . am- . . . has some revolutionaiy ideas . . . mimic bitious to be an actress. Activities: Westcapades 1: Co-Chairman of the Prom Com- mittee 3: Dance Committees 1, 2. 3, 4: Junior Class Plays 3: Senior Class Play 4: Climber Business Staff 4. 1959 322 Matfield Street s Undecided RONALD NEWMAN Excellent athlete, fine friend. Fu short for Fu-Manchu . . . captain of the footballl e . team . . . 9:00 curfew . . . famous front teeth . . . can found at any time at 180 East Street . . . What an appe- tite! . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . bombs around in at 54 Pontiac . . . likes to dance . . . had a corny summer occupation . . . exce e ' ' ' . . . a good sport on and off the field. Activities: Co-Chairman of Junior Class Plays Committee 3: C ncil 2 3 4: Prom Committee 3' Football 1, 2, Student ou . V. . . 3, 4: Football Captain 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball Co-Captain 4: Climber Business Staff 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Marshal 3. Q 'f But a mashed potato sandwich, Peg! ll nt swimmer . . . lives for spoits Marriage 47 Plain Street SUSAN NICKERSON She may appear quiet. but look again. Sue . . . the first one in the class to sport a diamond ring . . . very neat appearance . . . Bear down on that pencil, Miss Nickerson . . . not very enthusiastic about U. S. history . . . I'm not hungry. . . . very rarely speaks in class except when she has to . . . soft, soft voice . . . 1 can't hear you . . . friendly. Activities: Band 2, 3: Assemblies 2. 3. .RH YJ!! ,,J rs., .4 .Lf Nm-Se 67 Ash Street ISABELLE NORTH She has a smile for every friend, and n friend for every smile. lzzy . . . Girls State Relvresentative . . . loves sports . . . choir member . . , alto . . . Who's playing the French horn out of time? . . . Oh, those corny jokes! , . . dress- maker . . , l mare my sister a black eye. . . . Bridxzexrater boys . . . Flossie . , . those lon!! speeches . . . VVhere did you get the freckles 'I . . . excellent class worker, Activities: Assemblies 2, CS. 4: Junior Class Plays 3: Soft- ball l, 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2, IK. 4: Field Hockey 4: Shorts Club 3, 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Bank 1, 3, 4: West Wind 3, 4: Climber Staff -t: Cafeteria Staff 3. 4: National Honor So- ciety 4: Representative to Girls State 35 DHYICE Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. JOYCE PARENTEAU ness Staff 4: Prom Committee Secretary 78 Copeland Street ROSEMARY PERRY Light-hearted and gay, she's happy that way. ROsey . . . liert head majorette . . . always riding in a blue convertible . . . gales of laughter . . . loves to fro to the Totem Pole . . . dresses neatly . . . always ready to have fun . . . a steady go'cr . . . for three years . . . very red face when embarrassed . . . Oh, I'm so nervous . . only girl at P.J. parties who sleeps with socks on . , . Rot a new pocketbook at the railroad station. Activities: Majorette 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior P1'0m Committee 3: West Wind Staff 2, 35, 4: Shorts Club 2, 3, 4: VVestcaliades 1: Climber Staff Trois' 4: Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play Usherette 4, ' 'en Secretary 3:16 North Elm Stieet I've taken my fun where I've found lt Joycie . . . came here in the eighth made loies yzetting letters from California . . . a steady Canoe Club fan . . . likes Brockton boys . . . loves hen fathei s pina . . . O.K. . . . always ready for a zoorl time neat dresser . , , I can no tonight, girls . famous tillis to New York and New Jersey . . . funny giggle a friend to all. Activities: Choir 1, 2, 33 Softball 2: Dance Commit ee 1, 2, 3. 4: Student Council 1: VVest Wind .5 Climber Busi H can t find a thing -f jrl ll ll QQ' l l, 0 . . Q --. , . Army 108 Ash Street THEODORE PERRY Silence often says more than words. Ted . . . baseball fan . . . favorite day is Friday . . . I wonder why . . . likes to hunt . . . always wears a smile . . , Perry's vegetable farm . . . one of the many workers for Herb Holmes . . , Ted Williams fan . . . usually silent, but he lets you know he's there . . . a friend to all . . . Cirls dont bother him just so long as they stay a xzood distance away . . . will always be remembered as the silent type. Activities: Prom Committee 3: Dance Committees 2 4: Operators Club 1: Basketball 2, 4: Baseball 3. 1959 , EW ' ' my , J it Q33 . i'1. '12 ' 1 e X, rlet'1r Q s l t V , V. -g 5 'Zig Armed Forces 31 Francis Avenue 'ig Aw JAMES ROSS And all I ask is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow rover. Jim-o . . . alias the White Whale . . . deals in used cars . . . What happened to your hot Olds ? . . . Watch out for the Space Cadet . . . turns a brilliant red when in a jovial mood . . . looks as if he were poured into his foot- ball uniform . . . never eats less than three ice creams in a lunch period . . . Thanks to his mother we eat at lunch time . . . quiet in class only. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Basketball 1, 2: Operators Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Treasurer 4. Q5 L What, another diet? yy College 59 Sunset Avenue MARGARET SHORT Yet a spirit still, and bright With something of angelic light. Peggy ' . . . a good friend to anyone who calls upon her friendship . . . hopes to own a riding stable someday . . . popcorn fan . . . generous . . . usually found near the coke machine . . . What's so interesting in the student activity room, Peggy? . . . loves to read . . . loves horses . . . plans to be a teacher . . . quiet but interesting. Activities: Orchestra 1, 2: Concerts 1, 2: Sports Club 3, 4: Class Plays 3: Girls Tumbling Team 3: Chairman of the Stationery Drive 3: Prom Committe 3: Dance Committee 4: Climber Business Staff 4. I i J ff? .X ,K I 4 wx- f DONNA SMITH - 1 School of Music 29 Highland Avenue FRANCES SKELTON A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. Franny . . . peppy cheerleader . . . always willing to help . . . loves pickles . . . nice singing voice . . . Get off the street V' . . . Vera in the Junior Class Plays . . . football and basketball games . . . pajama parties . . . played the trombone with her foot . . . Can I drive home? . . . neat locker . . . has to eat . , . a real talker . . . pretty attendant at the Junior Prom . . . a nice person to know. Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Junior Class Plays 3: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. 4: Assemblies 2, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert 1, 2, 3: West Wind 2, 3, 41 Climber Business Staff 4: Bank 1: Sports Club 4: Office Staff 4: Senior Usherette 3: Senior Class Play Prompter 4: SEMSBA Concert 3. f ff, .1 'Qt si 'N We - , A 1 Secretary 242 East Street R .5 Business School 488 Spring Street CATHERINE SLAPIK Goodness is a special kind of truth and beauty. Cathy '. . . sincere . . . our class treasurer for three years . . . energetic cheerleader . . . has a warm smile . . . Faithful Faith Trueheart . . . smart hairdo . . . loves pickles . . . very neat . . . member of the Honor Society . . . popular . . . friendly .... Hello, Mother Gibbs . . . those long walks home . . . loves potato pancakes . . . mannerly. Activities: Cheerleading 3, '41 Sub-Cheerleading 2: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Junior Class Plays 3: West Wind 2, 3: Sports Club 2, Treasurer 3, 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Office Staff 3, 41 Climber Business Staff 4: Climber Typist 4: Co-Chairman of Home for the Holidays Dance 4: As- semblies 1, 4. Laugh and the world laughs with you. Smitty . . . cute head cheerleader . . . Let's go, you guys, . . . straight pony tail-likes it, too . . . has a craving for peaches . . . What fun New Year's Eve parties can be! . . . a good friend to have . . . still hasn't lost her affection for cows . . . dresses with taste . . . whiz in shorthand . . . Cape Cod summers were interesting . . . Come on, I'rn starved . . . came to school in a gold Plymouth . . . light of heart. Activities: Cheerleading 3, Head Cheerleader 4: Sub-Cheexw leading 1, 2: Bank 1: Junior Class Plays 3: Dance Com- mittees 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: West Wind 3, 4: Climber Business Staff 4: Senior Usherette 3: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Office Staff 4: Junior Ring Committee 3. ,tv .. I wfa-wt, ...tt 1 4 Sw' M1 ,.W,.+m. .,.. WN, V. W , FJ 1 4 'KI 1 4- wsu: XX ,Q V X , .N 4, X M 0 . ,Q I ,-- ' - sa str , -1? 1 'f.-A ,R 'w.i4H.g Q ' gfghl. R ' Look out for those typing errors. vt -is School 4 MICHAEL SMITH O0 Forest Street He appears quiet but we sometimes wonder. 'Mike knocked ' . . . , everyones eyes out with his bright red chinos . . . had fun with his 50 Chevy convertible ,,,:M,. while it was in one piece . . . hubby is parking . . . car- l' ries a little black book . . . lives in the bamps . . . a good friend. 11959 Nursing 88 North Main Street SHERROL SNELL This lass so neat with smile so sweet has won my right good will. Sherry . . . lovely queen of the Junior Prom . . . cheer- leader . . . Well, Kenny's got some homework tonight . . . Junior Deb for Fraser's . . . kept to her diet . . . worked at the hospital this summer . . . generous and un- derstanding . . . popular . . . past majorette . . . more pep than a peppermint t' k ' ' ' ' ' sic . . . mteiested ln nuismg . . . pretty smile . . . faithful and true. Activities: J-V Basketball: Varsity Basketball 3: Softball 1. 2. 3, 4: J-V Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Majorette 1, 2: Cafeteria 3: West Wind 4: Climber Staff 4: Class Plays 3: Dance Committees 1. 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Assemblies 1, 2, 3. 4: Usher- ette at Senior Reception 3: Prom Queen 3: Sports' Club 4 :Usherette at Graduation 3: Class President 1: Student Council 1: Senior Class Play Prompter 4. College 586 Manley Street JOSEPH SPADEA Quiet and seemingly shy with a sparkle of mischief in his eye. Joe . . . bulldozer operator . . . a whiz at algebra . . . drives a 57 Buick convertible . . . fun at his beach cottage . . one of the climbers f M . ' o t. Washington . . . czar of the underworld . . . terrific marksman with a rifle . . . likes water skiing . . . flighty character . . . flat top . . . always has a smile for everyone . . . helpful. Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball Manager 3. -Q 2 P. M. in the office. 'Q x L A si Q- ,-. F' bn. 'fig 1 -,-QM.. '? - L... W.. Q if -X. l U' s 77' -rw' 'Q 'If .,,, gh 4 Architect ll Ellis Avenue RICHARD SWAN lk Oh mischief, what a client here! ' 'U . Dick . . . bombs around in a black Merc . , . hots -' s ' rofider . . . summertime farmer . . . loves to hunt , . . arrows and bullets . . . those black turtle neck sweaters . . . German-American . . . is learning to read German . . . builder of his own air force . . . a nice kid to know. ,xx Missionary Work 745 N. Main Street VIRGINIA TIBBETTS To the greater glory of God. Ginny . . . cute majorette . . . what an acrobat . . . wanders in the library before school . . . loves that stupid cupid . . . football fan . . . cake, popcorn, ice cream . . . knows interesting people . . . works with a will . . . talkative . . . enjoyed U. S. history classes tremendously . . . dependable . . . loyal friend and classmate. Activities: Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: Concerts 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 2: Assemblies 1, 3: Girls Tumbling Team 3. I College 34 South Street 35 ' 44 WILLIAM TURNER The surest way not to fail is to be determined to succeed. Moose . . . bombs around town in his hot 5-4 blue Ford Q . . . fancies himself a lover . . . thinking about the apple- :gg picking business . . . Ned . . . baseball-crazy kid in the Junior Class Plays . . . loves sports . . . has a girl in all the Bridgewaters . . . handsome . . . Oh-e-e-No-No . . . time for sprints: Oh, my ankle hurts . . . well-mannered . . . popular. Activities: Treasurer of Class 1: Student Council Treasurer ' 2: Vice President 3, 4: West Wind Staff 1: Choir 1, 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Junior Play 3: Junior Representative of Climber 3: Business Manager of Climber 4: Operators Club 4: Band Color Guard 2, 3: Student Handbook 4: Initiation Committee 2: Concert 1, 2: Assembly 3. as ,Z l Hurry, girls, it's almost 8:O0. v x xi A l - 'QQ . W if ffiig-' 11 7' ' ms: r:-ry.---4-:-. :- f 5. 5.0, , -.W p ,,-..,..e- f ' s I Navy Armed Forces 401 Pleasant Street RAYMOND VEADER He is not so quiet as you think. Ray . . . likes music . . . plays in the band . . . xv-e-e-l-l-l . . . drives a green 53 Chevy . . . likes farm work . . . likes to express himself . . . :quiet . . . likes ' s . . . gets embarrassed easily . . . to write his own svweeche future farmer . . . friendly. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Swing Band 3, 45 SEMSBA 3. 4: Regional Concert 4. 1959 403 East Street BRUCE VERONESI Let each man do his best. Bruce . . . can be seen driving a light-blue Dodge . . . quiet . . . does quite a job of customizing . . . worked for many months at A. R. Pax-ker's . . . Yea man. . . . football plaver , . . . g es garage . . . is willing to help anyone. Activities: Junior Class Play 3: Football 45 Operators Club. A steady hand han s out at Jo ' I. B. M. School 606 North Elm Street NORMA WARME Where there's fun she's always in it, never still for half a minute. Normee . . . the last but not the least name on the list . . . .hard worker . . . last summer on the Cave . . . full of fun . . . the Dunnington boys . . . graham crackers and milk . . . Oh, I'm embarrassed . , . likes to look at the HOLMES on Custer Street . . . loves sports . . . an infectious grin . . . a great friend. Activities: Softball 1. 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 4: Decorating Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3: Sports Club 2, 3, Ag West Wind 33 Junior Class Play 3: Intramural Basketball 1. gud- , ,.-f ,..-rf a -., , -- xflf' 'If ,1 pf' i X 1 A STUDENT CALLED SENIOR The special circumstances of the senior year contribute greatly to a senior's char- acter and breadth of experience. There's an urgency acting upon the senior in the realiza- tion of impending responsibilities in work or further education. He has been consider- ably sobered by the disillusionments of earlier years. Upon him are placed important re- sponsibility and opportunity. He feels the challenge of unachieved goals. Seniors re- spond to these conditions in varying degrees. One may apply himself primarily to his studies, another may take a greater interest in extracurricular activities, and still another may have no important school interests. The changing experiences of a single day have great importance. At times, these changes are unfavorable, and thus there's often grief to balance the joys of the senior. For example, there is the unhappiness of lost dignity. After disregarding the importance Do you think he'll ask us anything we've studied? of maturity, a senior feels sharp regret. He anticipates the sadness of friendships to be severed soon after graduation. And for the senior there must always be the grief of fail- ures in scholarship or athletics, failures for which there isn't the remedy of another year in which to do better. But sadness is always accompanied by opportunities for happiness. A senior's sense of accomplishment is a source of wholesome satisfaction. He is thankful also in receiving respect and sympathy given only to his class. And moreover, he trusts with a confident and enlightened faith in a wonderful and successful future. It's for this future that a senior studies to be ready, becomes tired and rests, plans and dreams of years to come, and finally leaves his school, going out into the world to be of use and to prepare for seniors yet to be. Herbert Chase, Jr. Boy, that was some game! p. 3 A 1 Gail Ensher Margaret Murphy F1 ances Skelton Rlchand Fox 1. William Turner 2. ' f 3. . . , 4. . 5. ' ' ' 6. ' 7 8 xg Ellen Howard Howard Anderson Ronald Newman Sherrol Snell Michael Hardi fd Dave Eibeck Arthur Clar f Roy Blundell George B3 f Annette Braga Joy Fid ! 9 Deborah Manchester Betty Be 10 Cathy Slapik James Ross f 1 Michael Smith Joyce Chaves I 12 Elizabeth Hall Virginia Tibbetts 13 Richard Swan Francis LaBrache 14 Susan Nickerson Joan Boyd 15. 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' 'jfs ,4- , ,, . , ,V X Ms 4 Q , N ex. , ' 5 1 it ' f if f 5- r . 1, NSA , ' . , Q g I If j . 4 at ,. , . , N., 4 J 4 , ., , . - X EM g .. ,M 1 4 .lg : H ' Y ' - .. ' 'Rt .. X ,, ., .....i,. .P A Q .N V ' 1 ,N . M -t AL s.., V . . E - :Sly-,g'd , 1 . V f .yaisvgvg ,Q A 6, , was - a.g ..4. tm- .Q - , V- -- '- 'ff ' .5 ' 65.5. ' .-up-N X ...W r Q The' people of OUR TOWN are a, busy people. ' AV ' ' They rise early to meet their daily obligations, , But they know how to forget their toil for pleasure. A Forward, march . . . ICE AND PASTEL On May 10, 1958, the Juniors held their Prom between the hours of eight and eleven. The beautiful night outside was rivalled by the lovely interior of the Canoe Club, decora- A NIGHT TO ted in the different and original theme of Ice and Pastel carried out by str king furnished the music for dancing X X pinks, blues, and yellows. The Serenaders X . K . . u ,IX BeCaUS9 of YOU Some Enchanted Evening . . . And to the left Comin' up! REMEMBER I. , I K Y Q, ,X .X x A , , ,fi ...., I ef ,VJ- It Had to Be You if Music to dance by . . The Waltz Y for Me Z. Q ,, 'fb- 5 is if 11, if X2 . I 91, E A fl K x x X It All Depends on You Q pw 1 A?-Q' 3 my-I . xf M' ap cf -' M 5159 'Y by f, ,X W . ,-:P ,ef '-F'5e?1fJPr'f?:T -' H ,,,u1 4. 95? wg.,- QQ 'rl ,s XXX., I X ff 'ii A4 G 22 :ii 3 4 Hs' Q2 ai. n L- lm... ...JDE fx fx 'S . F - 1 N 'N V xif ' l'..f- 13.11 - P F 1 , L AJ' u ' I 1 1 N 4 ' J va :fx 1 I ,. JUNIOR CLASS PLAYS Boy Meets Family Lancelot. ..... Herbert Chase Ned, ........ William Turner Polly ...... Margaret Murphy Vera ........ Frances Skelton Mother ..,..... Sherrol Snell Mildred. ...... Doris Broman Father ........ Richard Alger Director .... Mr, Frank Dunn Parted on Her Wedding Mom Desmond Dalton. Faith Trueheart ..,. Excelsior. . . ..... . . Mother Mahoney .... Bowery Liz Opal Buckingham .... Director ............ Mystery of the . . .Richard Jensen Catherine Slapik . . . .Carl Anderson . . . .Linda Haynes . . . .Barbara Kemp . ...... . , .Donna Smith .. . . .Mr. Thomas Graffte Silver-Backed The Great Chesterton ..,..... Dobson , ................ Flossie. , ..... . . . . Minnie.,.. ..... Gruesomc Smith .,,..... The Murderer .......... Women in the Audience Usherette ............,.. Director ..... . . Hairbrushu . . . .Roy Blundell .. . .Michael Harding . . .Isabelle North . . . .Joyce Chaves ...Arthur Clark .. . . .Paul Carlson .Betty Benson, Margaret Short . ..... . . , ., ....... Norma Warme Mr. Leo Montebello 1, , V -4 ks, THE SENIOR CLASS fmamza THE CURIOUS SAVAGE A Comedy by John Patrick THE CAST family: Ethel P. Savage Titus-the Senator Samuel-the Judge Lily Belle Guests: Fairy May Hannibal Florence Jeffrey Mrs. Paddy Staff: Dr. Emmett Miss Willie Boy in Final Scene: Friday Saturday Director Margaret Murphy Richard Alger Francis LaBrache Donna Smith Irene Freiman Arthur Clark Doris Broman Paul Carlson Annette Braga Herbert Chase Barbara Kemp Robert Maloney Donald Burke Miss Olivia Pearson Mrs. Savage, this is my son John Thomas s N X. It's a teddy bear. Would you like to hold it? THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 'S ., .. 12 n 5 4 , , 'V .Ry , , E ll,,, M Eight F. B. I. men jumped me gl. wav- ua, .K X fdf El:i :Q'f'1xM - 31.5 ,, NMNSQ i Madam, hand over those bonds! M .,7i'1? -' 'gf lm? How are they doing, kids 7 But I thought you said you found the bonds! 5655 E 'U I 'Z x THE TIME CF OUR LIVES... FRESHMAN YEAR Looking back over the past four years with a more critical eye than usual, we see our- selves as neither much better nor worse than the average run of freshmen, never commanding a great deal of respect-but, come to think of it, we did manage to hold our own. Admittedly, we leaned more toward the worse at times, but then, the memories wouldn'tthavet'WHeten nearly so much fun: artificial respiration in General Science . . . M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S7152 . . . those saltless creamed eggs . . . Turn around in your seat . . . polio shots - It Hurts for a Little While . . . quiz shows in Civics . . . Mr. Bissonette . . . the shock of addressed as Miss . . . Mr. Sahlberg . . . We Are the Nelson Girls . . . pajama parties constantly . . . two freshmen in the world-renowned Westcapades . . . a freshman the prize-winning pyramid. ' ' , W SOPHOMORE YEAR I As sophomores We had definitely found the road to improvement, yes indeedlfl. .wild class meetings . . . references to one's ambulacral groove . . . Everybody had to go steady . . . Elvis . . . cats . . . Elvis . . . Mr. Bruce . . . the basic concept . . . Boston Gardens . . . football champs, too . . . Happy Mardi Gras . . . the soothsayer . . . I can't hear you . . .. Well, do your best . . . tri-Weekly paragraphs . . . Happy Initiation, freshmen! JUNIOR YEAR f Finally, finally, We were upperclassmen, and women . . . Mad magazine . . . the Eiffel Tower imported . . . This is Juniors and Seniors, right? . . . dance decorationsy thanks to Edgar's . . . an ambassador from England . . . Make a note of that, Dobson . . . Francois' vest with sleeves in it . . . assemblies and the inevitable All right, let's settle down in here . . . the Irish potato famine . . . This is a democracy, and I am the dictator . . . Hail to thee, blithe spirit . . . What does a banana think about ? . . . M. Onrie Moose . . . our first research paper . . . I was just kidding about the wheels . . . The Honor Society is going to be more active this yearn . . . Oh, Desmond, what a lovely abode! . . . There are over 40 kids in here and I'm perfectly willing to . . . Old Silver . . . Prom meeting in cars . . . multi-colored warts on a ceiling. SENIOR YEAR And at long last we arrived at the much-desired status of Seniors and the accompany- ing prestige, galore . . . Let's go, you guys . . . brown, open-toed sneakers . . . Dear Gabby . . . This is an elective course, Seniors, we will play field hockey. Has anybody seen Mr. Morey's bare bodkin? . . . All right, Kiddies . . . Mr. Williams' mechanical drawing classes . . . Sybil, your hankie, dear . . . Tarzan chest wigs . . . uh, Alvin . . . Gotta get a Rolo . . . Boston Ballroom . . . Record headlines . . . boycotting of the price hike in school lunches . . . the all-boy speech class . . . ecstatic P. D. field trips . . . Reader's Digest captions . . . Hamlet by the Old Vic Players . . . our own play rehearsals . . . a more active Honor Society . . . new lyrics to the We Are the Nelson Girls tune . . . another research paper . . . and last, but not least, the inevitable deep longing for the most desired end of all, .' s .. , ' , 1 gloiious Giaduation Day. 44 The youth of OURTOWN are like the youth of the world. ' ' l They study and work and set high goals as prescribed, But they talk best and laugh best in their own gathering places. CLASS GF 1960 HONOR ROLIFZ3 Barbara Anderson Doreen Carlson Walter Emerson Carolyn Keith Anne Kundzicz Donald Metcalf Linda Okerstrom Nancy Seablom Joanne Semeter dent Duncan Sprague, Treasurer Honor R011 for all C1 as of November 12 asses rug' , s First Row: T. Andreson, D. Demers, J. Foye. J. Semefer, W. Emerson. M. Caswell, W. Doane Second Row: W. Brown, J. Dufault, C. Gaffney. S. Curley, T. Stulpin, N. Seablom, M. Steptoe B. Anderson, A. Swanson, G. Pettengill, G. Tinkham. First Row: R. Chace, A. Young, B. Soderholm, S. Sinkevich, D. Sprague, C. Lyons, R. Slater. Second Row: D. Metcalf, R. Metcalf, P. Souza, B. MacFadden, C. Mullins, L. Nickerson, M. Large, C. Marble, S. Ohlson, A. McLeod, C. Pagani. 47 Fust Row A Harms D OB11en S Nelson Q Harms S. McElroy, A. LaPerle, J Souza L Fratangelo Second Row R Watson S LaPerle, M. Bartkus, J Wllght B Fenstermake1 L Boyd S Texena A Veader. Third Row: J. Sherlaw S Waite T Bordeauw J P1escott D Wazdwell R C1ow1ey,T. Graffte, R. Alger CLASS OF 1961 HONOR ROLLH Linda Boyd Charlotte Estabrooks Carol Greene Sandra Grippen Marianne Holmgren Wayne Horton Warren Packard John Prescott 'yum First Row: E. Higgins, M. Holmgren, L. Soderholm, R. Ginn, M. Sharpe, C. Bourne, C. Estabrooks, J. Guarino. Second Row: J. Knox, W. Skelton, D. Smith, C. Hurcombe, N. St. Onge, S. Grippen, C. Fischer,B. Blundell, T. Morse, R. Copeland. Thirf' Row: W- FiHCl'1. J- Ellis. W- Packard, J- Churcmll, R. Broman, B. Warme, W. Horton, N. Wright, G. Austin. First Row: D. Edson, P. Caswell, C. Greene, J. Olson, J. Gallagher, N. Newman, A. Burba, J. Ham- bly. Second Row: T. Mather, B. MacFadden, L. Cabral, L. Warren, A. Giovannini, A. Ticchi, C. Buker R. Kline. Third Row: K. Turner, L. Douglas, L. Boynton, P. Cogswell, R. Livie, J. Hollien, D. Stuart. 49 x l 7 ifi Paula Alexanderi' Raymond Anderson Judith Brown Susan Buker Linda Chaves 'FSH CLASS OFFICERS Richard Ohlson, Secretaryg Raymond An- derson, Vice Presidentg Sally Russo, Treasurerg Lewis Estabrooks, President. HONOR ROLL Louise Forbush Sandra Krugger Carolyn Pettengill Pamela Potter Sandra Stuart Lewis Estabrooks iHiEh Honors Y Y- ASS A . K Ht' . . Sclxiochaklan' Mrs e X gills. Gendreau- A ' ' ' -- '4A-- - - -- -' - CLASS OF 1962- First Row: S. Seablom, P. Alexander, J. Carlson, N. 0k9l'SfI'0m, S- NOTU1. C. Ware, V. Harris. M- Graffte. Second Row: J. Nelson, R. Ohlson, J. Anderson. A. ROhnStF0m, M- Van Dyke, R- D0UKl35- Third Row: R. Johnson, L. Estabrooks, R. Linehan, R. Smith, P. Morrison, P. Burtt, P. Howard. If -Y f Q- ...-g..f- ff-'V r so .. .E H ,.f... f'f.f F as ..:-4 '-- Q J . Y Q fs N N . Y 47 N , 1 it N I - N 'I ...A 1 AN X 'fn' .ii Y ' f' ' ,f J. i 1 v 1 . .l iftvls , 1 3 1 ' X T S it . ., 5.57 X 'A '1 J A gig ji X 31- ' ' . . ' - -- Q 'l if AA H V 1 X8 4, 'A :E 35 . ' Hg. 3 'V N 'l V! if X 3 First Row: L. Chaves, E. Hirst, S. Beals, M. Martelli, S. Ryan, V. Benson, S. Perry, C. Cook Second Row: P. Rudine, S. Buker, S. Krugger, J. Metcalf, J. Wilbur, G. Eaton, J. Chubbuck, B Kipper, S. Hicks, M. Clark, A. Emerson, J. Brown, S. Barker, S. Buker. Third Row: S. Russo D. Perry, J. Hayward, H. Farr, R. Coehlo, J. Turner, D. Hill, T. Grundberg, B. Howard, C. Petten- gill. Fourth Row: H. Anderson, D. Newman, R. Anderson, J. Petronelli, A. Barros, R. Williams J. Rodrigues. First Row: P. Spadea, H. Keith, G. Cassidy, S. Abbott, P. Potter, K. Berry, S. Stuart, L. Forbush Second Row: V. Wright, A. Martin, R. Anderson, J. Walker, G. Howard, C. Sullivan, D. Perry J. Howard, J. Erbeck. Third Row: R. Souza, D. Sawyer, P. Chase, W. Hirst, R. Burrill, T. Stewart R. Ross. X 4 . . ., Ni -w CLASS OFFICERS J e a n n e Dalton, Presi- dentg Donna Chouinard, Secretaryg Maureen Mur- phy, Treasurerg Alan Ware, Vice President. HONOR ROLL Carol Beals Kathleen Brodrick Gary Carlson Donna Chouinard Eleanor Cook John Freiman James Harding John Huston Robert Lovell Carol Maloney Maureen Murphy Barbara Newman Darryl Phelan Ann Rohnstrom Lawrence Sprague David Ticchi CLASS OF 1963 CLASS ADVISORS Miss Pearson, Mr. Cash- in, Mrs. Wheeler. First Row: B. Newman, C. Surette, M. Snell, L. Bernier, K. Cobbett,.A. Rohnstrom, C Beals S. McCann. Second Row: D. Brown, D. O'Brien, R. Newman, C. Read, B. Pennington, C. Maloney, E. Foye, J. Bishop, J. Dalton. Third Row: L. Sprague, J. Freiman, B. Farrar, D. Perry, H Wood ward, C. Slater, J. Granfield. g , l.E 1 4 1. 3 Q ' I 5 m H. . P' l A JE . 'Q . il o g l y 1, 5 I A M l , 4 i xv if 115' 'i 'ill ijlcg az f Q32 . .1 l 1 'V Xi v ...e ,fi is First Row: L. Pratt, D. Phelan, M. Austin, D. Johnson. G. Cross, P. Morse, F. Johnson, D. For- rester. Second Row: P. Perry, N. Farr, K. McCann, C. Hayward, T. Lyons, G. Carlson, R. Perry, R. Lovell, L. Fratangelo. Third Row: G. Dunn, D. Veronesi, H. Richmond, M. Fisher, J. Huston, D. Sampson, J. Harding. First Row: G. Lawson, M. Murphy, M. Jensen, J. Dudley, K. Crosby, E. Cook, N. Gallagher, K. Brodrick. Second Row: J. Doane, E. Taylor, M. Ellis D. Chouinard, D. Ticchi, D. Carbone, A. Ware, J. Walker, W. LaPerle. Third Row: J. Gillis, T. Mortarelli, J. Cheyunski, A. Kelley, H. Hur- ley, A. Perry, J. Norris. ... . - ra,-H - fy 'Y -.1 wo- .f 2 51 I -Q..-..-M .als 3' 2 1 HONOR ROLL A Laurie Ahlborg Cheryl Grant Rita Andrade Charlene Gurney Arthur Barros Robert Huston Theodore Burba Karen Kemp K Cheryl Mendosai' Thomas Olson Catherine Semeter Janet Sinkevich fat Y CLASS OF 1964 'T T' e,,..L, . 1,,n CLASS OFFICERS: Michael I in Manugian, Presidentg Raymond Olson, Vice President, Janet Sinkevich, Treasurer, Catherine Semeter, Secretary. Raymond Burke Douglas Leighton William Crowley Kathleen Lenehan Maureen Curley Douglas MacLean William Forbush Michael Manugian Andrew Freeman Michael McGrath g Donna S,ofkaf I-,X Sally Swanson --, Richard Wouiiliestega Jaye Swartz ?High Honors First Row: C. Grant, S. Smith, S. Slupski, J. Kimminsky, C. Slapik, J. Sinkevich, M. Johnson, C. Perry. Second Row: E. Silveria, L. Fischer, A. Lindquist, J. Sherman, K. Knox. J. Swartz, P. Steptoe. Third Row: R. Huston, M. Lounge, W. Crowley, W. Spadea, M. Manugian, J. Mortarelli, R. Chase, P. Anderson. Fourth Row: M. McGrath, R. Worcester, R. Olson, W. Holmes, D. MacLean, W. Poole, R. Burke. fr, 'X CLASS ADVISORS Mr. O'Brien, Mrs. Meadows Mrs. DeVeber, Mr. Tivnan. I gf ? if First Row: C. Hopkins, P. Jollymore, M. Sears, K. Kemp, R. Andrade, C. Baker, L. Ahlborg, C. Holyoke. Second Row: P. Gasse, F. Finch, N. Waite, D. Hodgson, P. Perry, L. Burglund, M. Curley, D. Brown. Third Row: D. Leighton, A. Barros, W. Forbush, L. Howard, P. Coxzswell, T. Hambly, R. Livie, D. Monahan, P. Hurcombe. Fourth Row: A. Freeman, W. Hayes, D. Pilla, D. Sharp, D. Crowley, D. Warren, Wayne Gibson. First Row: B. Horton, C. Semeter, G. Homans, C. Mendoza, E. Estabrooks, B. Lindskog, S. Mullins, J. Burtt. Second Row: L. Linden, B. Finch, J. Lyden, E. Richmond, M. Cheyunski, C. Gurney, L. Blain, D. Sofka. Third Row: S. Swanson, S. Knox, J. Green, D. Packard, W. Brazil, C. McCann, T Ness, D.. Crimmins, J. Ryan. Fourth Row: T. Ohlson, S. Jerrard, R. Wilmot, J. Rossi, D. Hill. Q t 1 is k wg , . ' . , s -- V ' ' 1 e V'P 9 :fda 'S -,Q X, . ,Q .Qkjfi r gt f M 73 X5 , . x , EQ g., 93 'X Z 'Yi sl f 1 , , gf? , 4. ' X35 2 ! b g J , Xxiifkf' N f S i Qgifii 4 P fl 9 rx Sw 'Q We ln.: y if ,, .Qu I 1 y .1 I 3 if ..., , ,,.Q1Qf+ V -. N, M.:-5 L Q 9, ' f si v 3 9 55 Q. 1 fxygj . f 7- 1' Lf-R1 zrvu fx.- ..H,fgr IM. .fx L -fyix U: .- J Q 4 P . X1 ' giiifkfff TJ I A w . MY-vi -----..,. Ba . .y 4, , 4' MF 2' 5??3 fw-2' z HY., The people of OUR TOWN are forward- looking. They ply their trades in separate ways- in factory, farm, and business, But they often come together. forgetting self to forge community. ,Q 4' ,. 4 . an 5 is i .8- . A' f H 'N First row: W. Turner, W. Brown, R. Newman, H. Keith, R. Broman. Second row: M. Manugian, S. Swanson, J. Dalton, B. Anderson, D. Edson, C. Mullins, A. Giovannini, S. Buker, B. Finch, R. Lovell. Third row: L. Sprague, K. Turner, W. Emerson, C. Anderson, H. Chase, L. Esterbrooks, R. Johnson. Mr. Roger Viens Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to develop attitudes of, and practice in, good citizenshipg to promote harmoni- G., gr , ous relations throughout the schoolg to improve school moraleg to assist in the management of the school, and to pro- mote the general welfare of the school. Members are elected from each grade by the students. in Officers : Ronald Newman President .J ff-m-N Q7 Ronald B1-Oman 1 7 if 'Gil' ' I wwf. Treasurer 7 Helen Keith g X, -H 3 . V Secretary Ps fi. William Brown . S: 'g ,'i. Vice-President I. ' I ' lf, gf X -. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate desire to render service, to pro- mote leadership, and to develop character in students. To be considered for membership. ai student must be recommended by the fac- ulty for scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Miss Rylander and Mr. Moss welcome Donald Metcalf into the Honor Society. 1 2s .Rfg....s, iz NATIONAL HONCDR First row I North C Slapik H Chase C Anderson A Clark G Enshei J Fldlel Second row D Metcalf A Kundzicz A Swanson W Emeison N Scablom B An derson C Keith THE CLIMBER The Class of 1959 is marking the thirty-ninth anniversary of the publica- tion of the Climber. The first issue, an impressive student literary magazine of twenty-five pages, was printed in Janu- ary, 1920. Although a great many changes have been made in the Climber since that time, it remains as a pleasant annual record of life at West Bridge- water High School. I 'uf Q-K , ....., Q' s Mfg 'Wm Richard Alger, Joy Fidler, Roy Blundell Senior Section , -Jilin X1 Nr E 5 it Carl Anderson, Editor Miss Kochakian, Advisor Nancy Seablom, Ann Swanson Junior Editors Irene Freiman, Doris Broman Artists ll' ' xl v 'X l I I . i -f r' It 7 C N. ' .P X .- A x. sr ' S e ' .r 6 3 Hx I f Q xx ' Nl XX ii ' 'X Geraldine Lawler, William Turner, Business Manager Isabelle NOFUL David Erbeck Barbara Kemp Mrs. Kent, Advisor SP01't5 Advertisements and Administration Rosemary Perry, Joyce Chaves, Frances Skelton, Catherine Slapik, Michael Harding Typists and Student Photographer Business Staff: First row: D. Smith, M. Murphy, W Turner, G. Ensher. C. Slapik. Second row: F. Skelton, V Tibbetts, J. Chaves, E. Hall, S. Snell, B. Benson, D. Man- chester, M. Short, C. Keith. Third row: G. Lawler, R. Fox P. Carlson, H. Chase, W. Emerson, R. Newman, J. Paren- teau. ' sl .. -,S 2 - 4 .shiny . fi' El! X1 Tlnili ,isa 1 .Q - x T' .ar if f .Q : , g-. Advlsorsg Miss Ryland.er,i Mrs Shukis. Elizabeth Hall, Assistant Editor Gail Ensher, Editor Anne Kundzicz, Assistant Editor Editorial Staff First row: S. Snell, A. Kundzicz, G. Ensher, E. Hgll, H. Chase. Second row: F Johnson C Hulcomb S Culley D. Edson, J. Fidler, I. North, R. Perry, C. Mullins, B. Anderson, P. Alexander D Brown Third row N Seablom, M. Caswell, J. Dufault, J. Semeter, C. Ensher, W. Horton, M. McGrath D Demers 11 ' iii 1' 'W 5 .' a ' 56' A 'UN Q I BD 4 1 :J nX,1,f,A , f 1 .1 I' 1 1 it i . , ' V i ii 5 , X ' ti . , A NJ V2 3 v Mr ' x s Production Staff: First row: F. Skelton, C. Fischer, L. Soderholm Second row: L. Penpraese, G. Pettengill, G. Alfieri, C. Keith, R. Ginn C. Green, N. Newman, D. Smith, G. Lawler. K. X Let's get the biggest problem! Ellen cuts a stencil. Art Staff: S. Spadea, I. Freiman, L. Boyd, D. Carlson. WHS, 55' f Us Qi First row: G. Cross, N. Okerstrom, S. Buker, C. Reed, L. Ester- brooks, R. Rickett, R. Kline, J. Prescott, M. Caswell, H. Keith Second row: S. LaPerle, C. Surette, J. Metcalf, M. Large, R Metcalf, D. Demers, K. Turner, C. Esterbroks, V. Wright, A Rohnstrom, R. Copeland, Mr. Lewis, Director. Third row: M Lounge, A. Rohnstrom, M. Clark, S. Seablom, T. Mather, A Clark, S. North, A. Veader, P. Caswell, G. Dunn, J. Hayward Fourth row: D. MacLean, E. Montarelli, R. Veader, H. Hurley, D Hill. DRUM MAJCJRETTES kneeling: R. Perry. Standing: S. Ohlson, B. MacFadden, A. Swan- son, J. Brown, K. Swartz, N. Seablom, A. Young, S. Krugger, V. T1bb8ttS, G. Alfieri. aww I is X, ,594 l T' H First row: I. North, C. Esterbrooks, L. Nelson, S fs Perry, N. Green, S. Snell, S. North, D. Demers, B 1 ' Kemp, C. Lyons, S. Ryan, C. Sullivan, D. Edson, Mr Q' .... .,,. Lewis, Director. Second row: D. Hill, A. Swanson, J. Brown, L. Boyd, E. Hirst J. Sousa, A. Kundzicz, S. Krugger, B. Anderson, F. Skelton, J. Anderson Third row: W. Skelton, D. Sawyer, R. Fox, D. Erbeck, C. Anderson, H. Chase A R. Alger, P. Chase, T. Mather. Mr. Walter Lewis Director . 3 s . X.- S, Arthur Clark, Richard Kline, Kenneth Turner, Mr. Lewis, S W I N G B A N D Director, Raymond Veader. OFFICE STAFF Catherine Slapik, Donna Smith, Joan Boyd, Andrea Giovannini, Carole Seablom, Irene Freiman, Frances Skel- ton, Patricia Souza. LIBRARY STAFF First row: Elizabeth Hall, Carolyn Lyons, Laurel Nelson, Gail Ensher. Second row: Irene Freiman, Joy Fidler, Sally Ohlson, Christine Buker, Mr. Moss, Librarian. CAFETERIA STAFF Helen Keith, Barbara Kemp, Barbara Newman, Warren Packard, Isabelle North, Elizabeth Hall, Judith Dud- ley, Nancy Gallagher, Mar- garet Murphy. HANDBOOK STAFF First row: Elizabeth Hall, Gary Carlson, Linda Boyd, William Turner, Barbara Kemp. Second row: Douglas Leighton, Mr. Mil- lett, Advisor, Joy Fidler. 'A ,4 1. . Q L i SPORTS CLUB First row: S. Snell, D. Broman, L. Soderholm, S. Sinkevich, I. North, B. Kemp, C. Slapik, E. Howard, M McGrath, J. Semeter, M. Caswell, S. Spadea. Second row: L. Nelson, N. Warme, N. Seablom, J. Hambly, M. Crosby, C. Lyons, D. Carlson, N. Newman, A. Young, M. Holmgren, D. Smith, J. Boyd, A. Braga, A. Kund- zicz, Mrs. Allaire, Advisor. Third row: R. Perry, J. Chaves, I. Freiman, L. Boyd, A. Swanson, S. Curley, C. Fischer, C. Mullins, G. Alfieri, L. Penpraese, C. Hurcombe, M. Short, S. Ohlson, F. Skelton. RADIO CLUB James Anderson, Clive Ensher,John DuFault, Peter Chase, Mr. Millett, Q Advisor. . Q Q Q OU. .96 fe OPERATORS CLUB First row: Robert Ross, Wil- liam Brown, Mr. Cashin, Advisor, Bradford Warme. Second row: Ronald Coelho, William Turner, Raymond Chace, Thomas Stewart, Da- vid Wardwell. 1 -x X 1, We H: i iv l Xl . ,:.,fb.-f F .NN 'WI 's . .X -IFJ Y12 ,1i'. vlj M CANDIDS -S 48 h I F gt . ,, W, xwv 9- , 95.1 ,. X, Qv , a N 1 I ' gg '-: lc' , I4 'if , t A. I t Rig, A E435 , '14 a. 'PA K A D' i - 'V g W- f M A. 4 . ,j ,QV CIA lu ,W 'gg V l S ,, .- I f iff: .Q 'W'-Q, - ,f nl g-:QQ-4' , ,,A,' - or ' , if it ' V ki Q 'Y ' elf in Q' Q x . ig, . 3 There is sport in OUR TOWN-loud, boisterous. hearty sport. Though the victor is the hero here. The vanquished is always clapped warmly on the back. wx FOOTBALL First row: J. Churchill D. Newman, W. Emerson, J. Ross, B. Soderholm, R. Newman. G. Bassett, R. Chace, H. Chase, G. MacCleod, W. Turner. Second row: Coach Barreira, F. Booth, R. Fox, D. Wardwell, R. Smith, G. Johnson, D. Sprague. J. Petronelli, J. Foye, R. Slater, R. Alger, B. Veronesi, Coach Tivnan. Third row: R. Linehan,Manage1', W. Skelton, R. Veader. R. Johnson, W. Horton, S. Waite, R. Crowley, L. Douglas, K. Turner, T. Mather, W. Brown, G. Austin, D. Hill, Manager. Fourth row: R. Olson, R. Ross, D. Perry, P. Chase, A. Barros, R. Anderson, P. Burtt, R. Coelho, R. Douglas, J. Nelson. SCHEDULE , Sept. Westies Westwood . . .... 6 Home oct. Westies ........ 26 King Philip ...... o Away Oct. Westies Hanover .. .... 0 Away Oct. Westies Hull ....... . . . Home Oct. Westies Marshfield ...... Home Nov. Westies Cohasset . . . . . . Away Nov. Westies Foxboro . . .... Home Nov. Westies Holbrook ........ Away , Y , Q Nov. Westies East Bridgewater. Home Senior linemnn Senior lineman Jim Ross George Bnssclt s ...om- X , .Vu .. XX , wig: .1151 , , in-fax n ., Q N- ,. -,Q A C . N, V! Q, 1 ,gh Jggff .. .. ,j me gn YS' 'fn ,X X W X Q, fi ,,. ye' . NN,N 14 Q xv . Y 4.- - . ,xA ,-wr. . . sf x gf V it ,4 A-1 A . .,. .K C, is 4 .f wgv-. , ., .., N 'F' ax ,. xf v . N fi,i .g Q x + N ' xv' ,Q X Q6 x x V X ., v X R ,X M31 ggi: X X N x , -C + . X as x N Q Q NA x ' . , ax .fs w fq .xg , N '-n f , 44 www K X 1 s- - X .v Q, -is -, . W.. , N r X Y mx X 'NX in s y Q Q ' :gn . . .2 -Xi ' N' X . x , 1 x Fw ' N. -' K i Y-N .i,:....l. ' , , '.i, g'.,Qg,, Q -v Mk, Captain Ronny Newman, backfield Junior end Walt Emerson ,iw .Q 1'- x x 5 ii? X X if' Urbino Barreira Coach V X x , iw 3 2 ff ' mx Senior backfield man Captain Junior backlield man Billy Turner Ronny Newman GUS Mccleod Co-captain-elect. bv Senior end Herb Chase Junior lineman Duncan Sprague Co-captain-elect 'Hhst :B'ri4QjswaterTu6fx Li6rary 80 5LfowarJ5t-feet Junior lineman Junior lineman Bruce Soderholm Ray Chace 71 2 Q x N e ' A-1 L X Q, ' il N . L , il. WSF ' wel 6 N 11 X W- X i 44 L. Q mylwfu-M X .ag . V. . - ffff QE!- 1, i. K VA . . Q N. 1 dn V, is .'-, 2 , ' f f 5, , ,, , . V , - ., , ' ,. is 1 I- '- ,. '- - -A V V 53- .,,t,,,bQ, M . . .- , :. I - 'V ' fr f' W. ,. M f5'F41if.: ,V,. - -W fn.. - . ' 1 V , ., ...s , ,+- .J 'eix - .X .- ' ' ' ' . J f . X FT- 4 K 'A-vt V .'.V -,ff . - ,- , 42 , If-3X 9 -A M. '. 1. V, .' .-ng. . ,, , .. .V V.. - ., ,. , wer-fraai4ii.Zm,.V.. as-, Q -. Q-?.iQ,,.-13.-,wa -, , ,. .!,.w,.o,, ggi? '- - 4' 'A 'AWA- W4, no i .. 4 L 1 f fl I , A ' W -.,.,, V' 3 . X A V' ilidtf c'- XI F .-'..- 5 ff 1 iff?-S X . If-W. ,LA, f I -K' , P i v by N x Y J K we 'xx '-4 A-2 CW -H-, gzw 1-ggy. ' 'f ,5,g1i ., -zggyyakwxa-Vx5h '.-L .da ,sw--1, ,, -.ff.,,3,:h Jon Churchill carries the mail. Gus McC1eod breaks through the line. Captain Newman breaks through again. Teammates block as Gus makes another run. Q . C-4 O cv s li 4 rs W :1 V, fg.,,,:t. I ' su if , ,TEV Coach Nw -1 '-3 .N -. lx mag? we ,T ' ,e Q, 5 4, ' ,gm 15.0, -954: Q A, ' -.AL .:- 1.5.---.-5 .- - . , N 5 4 W 3 Qigf fr-V 1 ,Q . ,,.r ,. 9-'aff' A .,,. ,,- ,f ' is 1-' -V. xi 'WX' 2- M fr Junior lineman Sophomore quarterback-end Sophomore uuarterbnck Sophomore linemnn Freshmnn backfield man Bob Slater John Churchill Wayne Horton Dravid Wnrdwcll Donny Newman 72 1 W fi! Posing in a typical football cheer are B'11ba1a hemp Sherrol Snell, Catherine Slapik, Captain Donna Smith, Martha Large, Judy Hambly, Sheila Curley, Frances Skelton, Miss Jacqueline Kemp, cheerleader in the minor league. K ,,.. Head cheerleader Don- na Smith cheers the team. CHEERLEADERS SUB-CHEERLEADERS-Cheering at girls' basketball game are: Sylvia LaPer1e, Carolyn Mullins, Sandra Grippen, Patricia Caswell, Marianne Holmgren, Donna Smith, Christine Buker, and Constance Fratangelo, head cheerleader. 73 The cheerleaders warm up be fore the game. gr ' fi- 1 , N 'WAN 'xxx QE .I ii ,gui E V XJ Coach Barreira, Captain The Startinglinemp Herb Chase, Coach Tivnan BAS KE-TTSALL Captain Herb Chase, Bill Turner, George Bassett, Bruce Soderholm, Walt Emerson, Carl Anderson, Ronny Broman, Dave Wardwell, Jon Churchill, Bill Doane, Wayne Horton. I 6 ' at in 'Nl , mix' uyil C - - K A w r Q '-er, s if C l A 4 QSUF iam fV5l'fsY ' f J t swf fx5l'f.f rf STM 2 7 sf, Q geelq, f Sllfgp .J 74 Junior forward B S d h 1 1'UC9 0 Sophomore guard Wayne Horton Junior forwa rd Walt Emerson MMU Y 4 s Kg? X922 ,Q 4 Y 0 9 g d J Churchill Sophomore uar on - L E.-232 5 ... ,. A I .viii -. 'ut -if i in 1 Q ,Q 3 71 Q' - il Q ev W X I , . , i 3? .. Y 2 mar' iwidggp 'Ili ' 1 'VW A ' l Managers Gord J h and Michael Harding Junior guard Bill Doane O 'll mill if :. QXST Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies ,- Q Captain Herb Chase, center SCOREBOARD 66 Cohassett 50 60 Avon 32 63 Rockland 35 60 Duxbury 52 62 Bridgewater 57 64 Hanover 59 54 Hull 47 31 Norwell 54 39 East Bridgewater 66 75 Cohassett 39 62 Avon 45 69 Duxbury 34 75 Scituate 68 64 Hanover 52 '73 Marshfield 75 58 Norwell 76 65 Holbrook 69 I 1 . w , V 1 v. ug J Q 522575 4 1' 52215 AES f Herb blocks a pass. Captain Chase puts IH another jumper. JUNIOR VARSITY First row: Charlie Pa- Qani, Bill Howard, Ken Turner. Timmy Mather. Tim Bordeaux. Second row: John Hollien. Ted Perry, Mark Hollien, Ronald Livie, Bob Perry. in ...I nf- I . I H K 5 1 3 . A ' 15. f:, ' S i 4V Q- 1' 3 .. . Y ' Q , .,.,. : JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First row: P. Burtt, R. Ohlson, R. Souza, B. Ross. Second row: Coach O'Brien, C. Barros, R. Linehan, R Johnson, R. Burrill, D. Newman, L. Estabrooks. GYM TEAM First row: L. Fratangelo. R. Copeland, T. Lyons, J. Warren, G. Carlson, A. Ware. Second row: Mr. Golding, instructor, G. Dunn, H. Woodward, R. Anderson, W. Brown, D. Newman, D. Sprague, S. Waite, W. Finch, T. Morse, R. Souza. Third row: T. Mather, J. Sherlaw, J. Turner, R. Crowley, R. Linehan, D. Wardwell, B. Warme, J. Hollien, T. Stewart, P. Howard, W. Skelton. .u uce.. fi el , .QV4 MQ .,-I ' I ff, 2 . , . ' - X 2 Q59 eil -AAL - 1 dei W' We if -4.44 -,g . I K ' I V 'fi' 2 .f 4 A. . , S -W B EQ W9 - fi' if M. 1, -Av-'A.l,2 :l2 . 1: '..1 fi First row: B. Nickerson, G. Anglim, R. Jackson, R. Linehan, S. Churchill, W. Turner. Sec- ond row: W. Horton, K. Turner, B. Soderholm, W. Emerson, R. Newman, A. McCleod, Coach Tivnan. Into third from left field . A 2 f A A 586 1? 4 Q 'ti . ' X - .V , . I, , -, f . BASEBALL SCOREBOARD April 30 Westies ..... 4 Bridgewater May 1 Westies ..... 7 Norton ...... May 2 Westies ..... 5 May 5 Westies ..... 3 May 9 Westies ..... 3 May May 15 Westies .... 1 May 19 Westies .... 9 May 22 Westies .... 4 May 26 Westies .... 9 May Oliver Ames .... King Philip East Bridgewater Bridgewater . . . Norton ......... East Bridgewater 29 Westies .... 6 Bill Turner slams one into left field. Avon.... ...... .. 12 Westies .... 11 Avon ............ King Philip .... 6 8 .fi l ff .-I ' il-. 'f .V v .v w'243:59wg,'f 17'3'f ' 1 0' The bench . . . 332' A I 1.5 11 J hail... .15 .. ua -CC Q' 'Mn 38 Q6 First Row: Marie 515691109 Barbara Kemp C0 Captain Norma Warme Co Captain Judy Rudine, Sherrol Snell, Frances Skelton Second Row Donna Smith La1olvn Mullins Doreen Carlson, Annette Braga Carolyn Demers Mauleen Crosby Ann Young Third Row Joyce Chaves, Ellen Howard Isabelle North La1olyn Lyons, Joyce Parenteau Martha Large Janice Taylor, Joan Boyd Mls Allane Loach Easties . . . Bridgewater Whitman .. Easties . . . SCOREBOARD Westies Westies Westies Westies s . S, 45538. ic- 5 Q ' pf, ,,,, A .- First Row: Joan Boyd, Joyce Parenteau, Joy Fidler, Co-Captain, Doris wif: Broman, Co-Captain, Isabelle North, Norma Warme. Second Rgwg Annette iff' Braga, Joanne Semeter, Martha Sharp, Marianne McGrath, Nancy Newman, I V 'V'- Joyce Chaves, Irene Freinlan, absent. Mrs. Lena Allaire Coach. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Tie it up, DeeDee! Jump for those rebounds! SCOREBOARD Westies 31 Hanover 40 Westies 38 Norwell 47 Westie 324' Duxbury 35 Westies 38 Cohasset 49 Westies 36 Avon 32 Westies 474' Hanover 42 Westies 35 Norwell 44 Westies 48 Duxbury 67 Westies 26 Cohasset 31 Westies 31 Avon 26 v . Our Guards! DeeDee taking her lon shot. M g ,ffflzfy I fswfmlg- , ga -- ,,M q, .. f 'mea , . l A V ' W W I I . if N if - ' ffl ,,., - .,,f'g'12w.j5f1ff1,, - :, 21,1 fi 'Li-f '3'A ., ll- gk sg sb. ll' ' , :' I E , VAx.,. .M .,1, K -,M ., a, 5 A Block the pass! ' b i f Scramble for the re- '1 - 14- - bound. Tle ball ' -E3 -ask 4-if' Loose ball If Nfiaa 'Mui GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL First row: J. Brown, P. Spadea, L. Soderholm, Co-Captain, S. Sinkevich, Co-Captain, M. Steptoe, Q. Harris Second Row: S. Stuart, S. Perry, L. Forbush, S. North, R. Ginn, L. Penpraese. Third Row: Susan Buker C. Fischei, S. Krugger, J. Carlson, C. Sullivan, L. Chaves, Sally Buker. GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY First row: Mrs. Allaire, Coach, V. Harris, P. Spadea, V. Wright, L. Soderholm, B. Anderson, Captain, K. Cros by, Q. Harris, B. Howard, J. Erbeck. Second row: C. Lyons, K. Swartz, A. Ticchi, C. Hurcombe, C. Mullins M. Holmgren, C. Fratangelo, J. Dudley, B. Fenstermaker, D. Carlson, M. Caswell, A. Young. Third row A- SWHHSOII, A- Bfaga, N- Warme, I- N01'th, S- Spadea, M. McGrath, N. Newman, N. Seablom, M. Steptoe M. Crosby, G. Alfieri. ...Q 7. 4' 1 ' - t4'l.'t'1' n'!4' 'IFLP' -E.. 'fw1vlIX'4L-.HUF-'AE 1 .LE -. IC 4 ' , '- - 1 p' ' M.--' .'M'.Wllm..lXE1X1LH 1'K ? P1231 .1 is The men of OUR TOWN'are enterprising. They buy and sell and share the profits, And they dare to stake their future on small beginnings. JINNY-JO BEAUTY SHOPPE Individual Hair Styling Agnes E. Dunbar, Prop. 1062 Main St. Brockton, Mass. Tel. JU 3-1419 Rockland: TR 7-2969 Compliments of Campello News Stand ELRAY OSTLUND LOVEDAY'S 706 Main Street Brockton TV and Hi-Fi Specialists featuring the magnificent MAGNAVOX CAMPELLO PHARMACY 1145 Main Street Brockton, Mass. Phillip R. Lagerstadt J eweler-Watchmaker Gemologist Campello, Mass. 1062 Main Street Phone JU 8-0299 Potted Plants JU 8-0467 Shrubs - Cut Flowers T. E. GRAFFTE, Florist West Bridgewater Route 106 337 West Center St. Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 From TUCKER BROS., INC. Brockton, Mass. ACE'S SERVICE STATION Gas-Oil--Tires Lubrication-Accessories A. Cheyunski, Prop. 84' John's Greenhouse Copeland Street Brockton, Mass. Compliments of HOCKQMOCK FARMS FRANK'S RESTAURANT 707 Centre Street Brockton, Mass. Compliments of the STOCKADE CLUB PiIIsbury's Greenhouses Flowers for All Occasions 506 North Elm Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of '59 From MISS KOCHAKIAN JU 3-1822 Compliments of Gladys' L'NGfg,gg,5PgR'DAL T. 2. T. METALS Room 213 153 Main Street Warren A. and William E. Turner Holbrook Building Brockton Compliments of HIRAM E. SMITH Generol Contractor Compliments of GLAD-ACRE FARMS Merton H. Ouderkirk Route 106 West Center St WEST BHIDGEWATER, MASS. Roadside Stand Open Year Round MARY CROMPTON'S 680 Plymouth Street Route 106 East Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of OLD HOMESTEAD RUG COMPANY Imported Gifts and Accessories Catalina Play Clothes c 1' t f Omp men S O Tel. JU 3-7530 - 3-1277 READ BROTHERS Plant and Office 244 Center Street Studebaker Cleansing, Dye Houses Cars and Trucks and Tailoring WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Store at 792 MAIN STREET 86 Compliments of MONTY'S CYCLE SHOP WEST BRIDGEWATER I DAVID HOUSEWARE STORE 1028 Main Street Brockton. Mass. Compliments of John Teixeira's Barber Shop Compliments of Brockton Distributing Company Cott Quality Beverages WILLOW BROOK DAIRY C. E. Leonard, Proprietor Milk-Cream-Eggs 11 Willow Street WEST BRIDGEWATER Compliments of DITCHETT'S GREENHOUSES Compliments of the KNOTTY PINE CLUB DUNBAR'S VARIETY Greeting Cards CAMPELLO, MASS. sENNeR's CAMERA SHOP Ceeieee Reeeeeeliee Leo GlovANoNu Carpenter and General Contractor Cameras - Projectors Tape Recorders 824 Main Street Tel' JU 34928 155 South Main Street Brockton, Mass. JU 3-1058 W. Bridgewater Compliments of DENAIS BEAUTY SHOP BEACON TRAILER SALES Mary Cassiani 855 North Main Street Dena Glovanom West Bridgewater, Mass. JU 3-1770 Brockton Congratulations to the Class of 59 Compliments of KEMP TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 88 gt 354 'sy 0 -'N 1. 7 OMPP-xx .ff - ' rl- --.V VR' XXX .A Q 9 gt 1 , -m X i 4 , L fn ti jb - ' 63 J Hrs 1 Best Wishes A. R. PARKER CO. 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EASTON Friday - Saturday EAST BRIDGEWATER NoRToN 7:00 AM- - 10100 PM- KAY JEWELERS 198 Main Street BROCKTON, MASS. Gemologists TAFT'S, INC. JEWELERS 1120 Main Street, Campello Good Grooming and Beauty Aids for the Teen-Ager LING TING DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Chinese 8: American Crispy Egg Roll Bar-B-Q Spare Ribs Fried Chicken Wings Fried Jumbo Shrimp in Basket King Size Hamburgs Fried Clams Fried Scallops Route 28 By Brockton Airport Brockton, Mass. l 92 MATHER'S SERVICE STATION 651 N. Elm Street West Bridgewater, Mass. A. M. GAMBOA 81 SON Truck Bodies Built and Repaired Blacksmith 620 No. Elm Street W. Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. JU 3-1588 Compliments of BENSON'S HOME BAKERY 830 Main Street Brockton, Mass. BISBEE AND PARKER BUILDERS 142 East Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of H. J. HOLMSTRAND 769 Main Street Compliments of Brockton, Mass. D. NOR JU 6-4635 Paints-Washable Wallpaper 8: Supplies if U HU L Compliments I F U R D L Compliments ' f f of 0 xx xf Lucini Motor Sales, Inc. METRO-BOWL W. Bridgewater, Mass. JU 3-5500 BRIDGEWATER, MASS. V N 1 E 5 5 QL 94 i i Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A. A. FRANCESCO Best Wishes From MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM E TURNER, S BEST WISHES DR. AND MRS. HERBERT C. CHASE Compliments Compliments of of coMPoNENT MANUFACTURING A FRIEND SERVICE, INC. Compliments of Compliments of ELM SQUARE PHARMACY LITTLE ACRE FARM 240 West Center Street WEST BRIDGEWATER Compliments Compliments of of A. F. GERMAN CO. INCORPORATED HA FRIEND., JAMES P. SHEEHAN'S W' R' MORSE RELIGIOUS GIFT SHOP fflliswbohygliffr 255 Main Street Hatter and Furnisher BROCKTON, MASS. ' 1108 Main Street Campello Tel- JU 3.5535 BROCKTON, MASS. Compliments of CHURCHILL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 67 FOREST STREET, BROCKTON Compliments of WEST BRIDGEWATER MOTHERS' CLUB Compliments of PIERCE REFRIGERATION COMPANY 387 North Elm Street WEST BRIDGEWATER Tel. JU 6-1088 Compliments of B U N C EY'S West Bridgewater Courtesy of David 8- Richard Saccocia Barber Shop Air Conditioned Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of JAY'S PLAYLAN D Compliments of KEN'S AUTO SERVICE Compliments of the West Bridgewater Police Association Compliments of CROWLEY'S MARKET Compliments of CYNTHIA'S BEAUTY SALON Compliments of GU RN EY BROS. CO. Jewelers Since 1841 101 Main Street BROCKTON, MASS. JU 3-2960 Congratulations and lll.l.lAN'S Best Graduation Wishes A To the Class of 1959 M INC. of Brockton Louie's Barber Shop 3' H'9 5'- . . devoted exclusively to sub-teen and teen apparel . . I I'l I LLCIQEST FAIQMS DAIIQY INCORPORATED 50l NORTH MAIN STREET - WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. TELEPHONE BROCKTON JU 6-7926 fi r e ,. NOHOGENIZED VITEX 4 vlrmm A ' ' 85 98 From THE WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHQDL PARENT - TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Compliments of Rev. Francis S. Shea, D.D., St.D. Rev. Joseph M. Carney ST. ANN'S PARISH WEST BRIDGEWATER BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS BANK WEST BRIDGEWATER OFFICE BRIDGEWATER OFFICE Main Office Hours: 9-3 - Wed.: 9-6 Hours: 9-3 - Fri.: 9 6 24-Hour Telephone Service AVON GREENHOUSES 81 FLOWER SHOP Camellia Corsages - A Specialty Sally, Gretchen, Clyde, Bill, Dick Complete Wedding Service -Daily Deliveries to All Brockton Hospitals- W. CLYDE CANNON Owner and Manager 153 East Main Street JU 6-2866 AVON, MASS. Compliments Of BEN'S 5c - S1 OO BRADY's DINER STORE' 'NC COFHBI' of Keen-HH Corner Perkins Avenue So. Main Street WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Campello, Mass IOO Compliments of West Bridgewater High School Student Council 1958-59 Compliments of JOSEPH J. BRAGA Wholesale Dealer in Cigars, Tobacco, and Confectionery Drug Sundries-Toys and Novelties WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Tel. JU 3-0930 Compliments of the CLASS OF 1960 THE HANSON PRINT Complete Printing and Mailing Service 93 Center Street Brockton, Massachusetts Tel. Dial JUN IPER SWANSON-WALLIN C0 49 Bedford Street EAST BRIDGEWATER DR 8-2431 G. E. Appliances ' ' ion Compliments ASACK's of TURKEY FARM Quality Turkeys the Year Round HERB EDWARD G. ASACK, Prop. 166 South Street REALTOR WEST BRIDGEWATER Best Wishes to the sTEvE's sronrs' DEN Class of '59 143 Center Street FRANK SAN BORN MIDDLEBOR0, MASS. REALTOR Best Wishes Compliments of WEST BRIDGEWATER CLEANERS KENWOOD TIRE CO. West Bridgewater Compliments of WEST BRIDGEWATER BARBER SHOP Compliments of HOLMES HILL FARM Compliments of ENSHER BROS. Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 SOUTH SHORE MARINE COMPANY West Bridgewater Compliments of HAYWARD'S DAIRY FARM Best Wishes WEST BRIDGEWATER CLEANERS MILES OIL SERVICE Heating Oil Burner Service 404 Crescent St. West Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. JU 3-1357 Compliments of H. AND W. MOLD ELM SQUARE GARAGE GARY SIMSON BATTERIES Albert E. Williams, Prop. Gulf Products General Repairs In West Bridgewater Square Good Luck, Seniors Joseph B. Jacobson Congratulations to the Class ot '59 H. P. HOOD 81 SONS Manufacturers and Distributors of QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS SINCE 1846 Compliments of Spring Street CAFETERIA STAFF Elementary School Mrs. Emily Teixeira Mrs. Grace Hambly Mrs. Ann Pilla Mrs. Alberta Wardwell Compliments of THE CAFETERIA STAFF HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. Emma Marzelli Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Alexander Mae Mather Mrs, Dora Roulstone Compliments of BRIDGEWATER ICEGCOAL CO. lO-3 COMPLIMENTS OF THE 1958 FOOTBALL TEAM Captain Ron Compliments Newman Peter Chase of Bill Turner Tony Veader Jim Ross Ronald Ashley , Bruce Veronesi Peter Cogswell S Herb Chase Dave Wardwell George Bassett Tim Mather Dick Fox Stan Waite Gus McLeod Don Newman Bruce Soderholm Ralph Douglas Bob Slater Rick Ohlson Ray Chace Ray Smith Duncan Sprague Bob Johnson Qongrofulofio,-,S John Foye Ray Anderson From Bill Brown Ron Coelho Jon Churchill Bob Ross Larry Douglas Paul Burtt Wayne Horton Gordon Johnson Eqnkfggefl D Meflliffiefs 134 Mom street uc row ey oug i Ken Turner Richard Linehan BRIDGEWATER' MASS' Coaches Route 28 Urbino Barreira John Tivnan Tel' owen 7'6757 W. H. LUDDY AND SON 71 No. Central Street EAST BRIDGEWATER Tel. DRake 8-2191 or 8-2463 Charter Buses Interstate Intrastate Complimentf of MRS. .JOSEPH F. CALITRI Compliments of MINOT EDSON Building Contractor West Bridgewater Compliments of WARREN BROTHERS ROAD COMPANY 354 Howard Street BROCKTON, MASS, Compliments of HOMESTEAD DAIRY Bryant Street WEST BRI DGEWATER Compliments of METCALF fr SON CO., INC. Compliments of YESTERYEARS Congratulations to CLASS OF 1959 From BOB Cr KEN'S RESTAURANT Good Luck to the Class of 1959 NON'S GAS STATION Minor Repairs and Accessories Richard's Corner West Bridgewater CANDIDS BY AL AI Choves I6 Commonwealth Avenue West Bridgewater, Mass. GLADYS M. HAGGLUND Teacher of Piano and Organ Beginners a Specialty 61 Howard Street West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fox HOWARD R. ANDERSON TILE CO. Ceramic Tile Bathrooms and Kitchens Best Wishes ELDON T. FOX Jeweler Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry Telephgne 859 Main Sfreel' JU 6-2433 Brockton, Massachusetts Compliments MANUFACTURING CO. of South Main Street T U C K West Bridgewater Massachusetts COMPANY Compliments of MONTAGUE-BROWN CO., INC. 3OI Warren Avenue Brockton, Mass. Tel. JU 3-1668 NOYES OIL SERVICE Heating Oils-Burner Service 71 Progressive Avenue West Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. J U 3-0299 THANK YOU The publication of the Climber is such a large undertaking that we could hardly have attempted the work without the generous help of many people. We should especially like to thank: Loring Studios for their excellent and patient service in photography. Mr. Robert Vantine of Delmar Printing Company for efficient and imaginative yearbook service. Mrs. Gladys Keith for her smiling response to every request, no matter how bothersome. Mrs. Alice Dean for the excellent reproduction of an early map of OUR TOWN. Mrs. Anna Brown for photostatic reproductions. The faculty for suffering all manner of photographic evil from us. The townspeople for their helpfulness in developing our theme and for their financial support through advertisements. The student body for their fine co-operation with the photographers. and Mrs. Herbert W. DeVeber and Mrs. William Meadows and Mrs Clifford H. Wheeler and Mrs John Shukis and Mrs. Lawrence Cashin and Mrs. Terrence O'Donnell and Mrs. Ronald Allaire and Mrs. Urbino Barreira and Mrs Frank Dunn Armand Gendreau and Mrs. W. Henry Moss Carl Anderson, Editor The Climber Staff Miss Miriam Kochakian, Advisor Mrs. Marietta Kent, Business Advisor PATRONS Mr. Joseph O'Brien Mr. Walter Morey Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary E. Thomas F. Kemp Wilfred North Clyde Manchester Oliver Millett Skelton Mrs. Carrie Savory Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chaves Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyd WE SHALL REMEMBER Just as the Climber went to press, we were saddened by the Morton Saftler and Mrs. Paul Webster and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. death of 'l l rs. fmuntin Qlliuhfnirlz, Henry Parenteau Bror Benson Mitchel Slapik Francis LaBrache John J. Kent P. V. McDonough Norman Tibbetts Loring B. Anderson secretary to the Superintendent of Schools. ln her ten years of service to the schools of West Bridgewater, Mrs. Chadwick made many lasting friends among faculty, students, and personnel. She will long be remembered as an efficient staff member, a sparkling personality, and a good friend. 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