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

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As we review our school history We see it as one of Chivalry. We compare our elementary years to those of a pageg Junior high is likened to the life of a squireg and finally graduation is the time we are knighted. We have sur- vived the athletic combats, formal educa- tion, and character tests. Knighthood Cgraduationj sets us in search of the de- sired chalice-extensive knowledge. CURRICULUM 5 ORGANIZATIONS 15 ATHLETICS 27 ACTIVITIES 39 UNDERCLASSES 47 SENIORS 59 ADVERTISEMENTS 83 DEDICATED TO... 4 4 WM I ,f ? 1 I x, x, g X f 9 MR. TERRENCE 0'DONNELL Throughout our high school experience this man with noble ideals has strived to in- ject in us the will to search for the truth in life. By studying the past We learn those qualities that are important for the future. Because of his understanding, high ideals, and impressionable teachings, we, the class of 1'961, dedicate our Climber to Mr. Ter- rence O'Donnell. -A 1 . 5 .- '1 ' Y 3 '- N. . 1 f 1 g . 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I hope, too, that you have gained the basic knowledge and under- standing to carry you through the next step of your lives. I know that you have enjoyed your school years and I am sure that you will long remember many incidents which brought you moments of happiness. Remember that real happiness comes from within. Equipped with understanding, goodness and respect for others, you can do much to help solve many of the crises in this world of ours by trying to make yourselves into better citizens. By doing so, you will influence others to do good and bring more satisfac- tion to yourselves. I wish you the best of health, happiness and prosperity in the years ahead. Please feel free to call on us at any time if we can be of further service to you. Sincerely, Peter J. Sperandio Ax l D f f J 1 51 ll ll A l , f f 'E ,L Secretary Mrs. Gladys Keith And All This Order of Thy Table , Q. . I ' S 5 if .al qeeams 1- 5 'll I H X -Q9 -5 ,l S fsiaeaz. fi - 'Eu QW' ff Superintendent Mr. Bert L. Merrill li 111 ga, , v. up ,X 'U . ' N , Following is the message of the Super- Q s intendent of Schools, Bert L. Merrill, for the 1961 Climber. Class of 1961 Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. May the knowledge you have gained in school be combined with wisdom and always serve you well. Sincerely, Bert L. Merrill, Superintendent of Schools Secretary Mrs. Myron Mather Round, Fulfill The Boundlcss Purpose H- x as I El S i 'Sag l 'A Mrs. Noone, Mr. Orr, Miss Pearson. Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. MacBride, Mrs. Socarides. 5 ... 1 f f Donna Smith seeks the advice of Mr. Dunn. ENGLISH The purpose of the English Department is threefold: First, to introduce the students to the worthwhile literature of the worldg Second, to give the student a substantial mastery of the English language in order that he may think and converse intelligentlyg and third, to use these skills for lucid writ- ten expression. Linda Boyd gives a sales speech and dem- onstration before classmates in a speech class. -GUIDANCE Do you have a suggestion which might benefit the school? Do you have a problem you would like to discuss confidentially? Do you get lonesome at times and cannot find anyone to talk to? Come to the Guid- ance Office-that's what it is for-the wel- come mat is always out. Mr. Dunn. A. N Miss Rylander, Mr. Gendreau 5.5: S SN- - Third year French students improve their pronunciation by listening to French records. During Chemistry lab period everyone has a hand in an experiment. Q-7: . n' , af lift l f x . 1 aye , , ' 4, ' , , ' K LA GUAGE We listen, we speak, we read, we write, because we hope one day to visit France. With stories, maps, games, pictures, rec- ords, tape recordings, iand our original French!J there are few dull moments. See you in front of the Cafe de la Paix! SCIENCE In the senior high school the science cur- riculum is adjusted to meet the needs of both the college-bound students and those who desire a less intense but general knowl- edge of our universe and the forces gov- erning it. if Mr. Barreira, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Bent, A Mr. McDowell .,. f .' im.. HI TORY Awareness of our past, concern for our present and faith in our future are the aims of the history students in order to become thoughtful and active citizens in our com- munity. With filmstrips, radio, television, term papers, and pupil run panel discus- sions and debates, we train our minds to analyze and criticize the events of yester- year and today in order to chart our course into the Age of Outer Space. V, Mr. Peters, Miss McCourt, Mr. O'Donnell, Mr. Loverin Students of advanced math dis- cuss the slide rule. Mr. firaffte, Mr. French, Mrs. Kent Debates allow students to voice their opinion of our government. s., Nuff ATI-IE ATICS The mathematic courses are planned ac- cording to the needs of the pupils taking them. They include general mathematics, applied mathematics, and arithmetic of the business world. For those going on to col- lege we offer algebra, geometry, and trigo- nometry in varying degrees of difficulty. These seniors are preparing to enter liberal arts or scientific colleges. f', gil! Ei? fe- -fi Mrs. Shukis, Mrs. Wheeler. CGMMERCIAL mon needs in the area of business of all pupils and the vocational business needs of pupils who desire to prepare for employment in business occupations. Our program endeavors to develop knowledges, skills, habits, attitudes, and ideals necessary for successful beginning and advancement in business. A new feature has been the use of records in - . the Typewriting I classes and dictation records This group of boys and girls are busy in the ShO1'thandIIg1'Oup. learning the technique of touch typing. MUSIC A D ART West Bridgewater High School tries to expose its students to cultural influences believing that it is the part of education ,f- to teach people how to live as well as how to make a living. Through literature, music and art, all our children are given some acquaintances with their cultural heritage. - x fi A' '23 -. N' Mr. Lewis, Mr. Rathbun. 06' t ' S' 3.-.tl ,Q ', 1- lo ., 0 fo, 5 0 o 4 0 990 S5.9bOl't U ' ' l'u 's 90 C These seniors employ in their work their knowledge gained from other cultures. Business education is designed to meet the com- .f 'Q in , ff' A ' m wxxffi a v 'i. ' E HOME ECGNOMICS The purpose of Household Arts is to give students a clearer understanding of the responsibilities of ' family living and its relationship to life in our so- ciety. Personal grooming, care and selection of cloth- ing, sewing, home nursing, child care, food selection I and preparation, and budgeting of time and money are all included in this course. X H591 u ' 1 V 1 .4 1 4, 1 1 . , v' 6 , v v i, 1 As part of their instruction, young homemakers prepare and serve luncheons. Mrs. DeVeber, Mrs. Litzen PRACTICAL ARTS lim' The Industrial Arts course comprises three areas of the general shop system. These areas consist of Wood 3 i ' lflp QA 1 i ' Working, printing, and electricity. Starting in the 7th ' L 7 ' grade,pupils are exposed to all three subjects with the opportunity to select one in which to specialize in the junior and senior years. . I -M :M c-:sm ' rf --WNMDM A. 1. f 1 Mr. Folsom, Mr. Williams 1 1 Actual experience gives these boys a knowledge of machinery. ..J ,.. , V ,,.- :Q ,ii V, , I ,, wc . A . 1, sf' 5. . g I y I . i I ' ? ' ef-Er., h 1, ff rm, Q f -Munn l F-L. Miss Dana, Mr. Golding PHYSICAL EDUCATIQN A release from academic subjects is found in the gym which is a required subject throughout high school. Portions of the year are devoted to such activities as football, badminton, basketball, tumbling, softball, gymnastics, and other games. Along with i ' -H A the development of a healthy mind, physical , , education em hasizes a health bod . Under supervision boys are given a chance to p y y show their athletic abilities. Exercises make the girls ready for the games that follow. I F F NJ KEEPERS QF THE CASTLE Q I f I 5 g if 2. f Wx ' A ' ' i I 1 . ,1 if Y Qi Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Homans, Mrs. Wardwell, Mrs. Marzelli, Mrs. Alexander. is xx u ll Ill ll Custodians: Mr. Turner, Mr. Ross, M Hagglund. 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Middle row: Carolyn Pettengill, Sandra Stuart, Andrea Ticchi, Marjorie Clark, Ann Burba, Pamela Potter, ' E' , .s,i.1.,MfQt,,Q,, 1 :eff 1.5: fe maker, Judith Brown Wayne Horton. Marianne Holmgren, ! -. K , Sylvia LaPer1e. Front row: Linda Boyd Miss Rylander, Charlotte Estabrooks Judith Olson, Carol Greene, Paula Alexander, Beth Fenster- The primary purpose of the National Honor So- N.H.S. an average of 85 is necessary. The members ciety is to promote Scholarship, Character, Service, make various trips of a cultural nature to museums, and Leadership. To gain membership into the monuments, and historic buildings. ,Q NATIONAL Qiifi' S929 is 'Mi' Z 7' - 'Q 0' B 'Q-1' 02 - 9' ' . ' Xf 5 nj ' 'I 1 President: - Vice-President Marianne Holmgren. Secretary: Wayne Horton. Advisor: Miss Rylander, Charlotte Estabrooks. 'V Uk Treasurer: Linda Boyd. iv- , A 'V Back row: Dean Scranton, Douglas Leighton, Stephen Reed, Ronald Coehlo, Robert Lovell, Michael Manugian, Kenneth Anderson, David Best. Middle row: Susan Mullins, Rita Andre, James Harding, Wayne Horton, Gary Carlson, John Prescott, Lewis Estabrooks, Christopher Cross, Edward Graffte, Judith Dudley, Eileen Thomas. Front row: Judith Hambly, Andrea Giovannini, Mr. Dunn, Susan Buker, Robert Anderson. TUDE T CGUNCIL The Student Council is the government of the school. It has a written constitution which it rigidly follows. Its purpose is to improve school morale, assist in management of the school, and promote the general welfare of the school. The membership lib 1 V , l President: consists of one member from each of grades seven and eight, two from each of grades nine through twelve, and all the class presidents. It meets at least once a month to discuss class dances, letter awards, and other important issues. Vice-President: Andrea Giovannini Susan Buker Advisor: Mr. Dunn Secretary: Judith Hambly Treasurer: Robert Anderson 6 eq o 2 Q , Back row: Donna Smith, Ann Burba, Carol AdViS01', MT- French: J'-1Ui01' Ediwf, P31113 Bguyng, ,Ann Laperlei Front row: Sandra AleX3.HdeTQ Editor, Charlotte Estabrooks. Grippen, Carolyn Fischer, Dorothea O'Brien, Janet Guarino, Andrea Giovannini. THE CLIMBER Tx' -f' 'Q .3 A 12, Y .a I V? 5,......-.-' A... .A new-.un.,,l..,' lim-li row: Sylvia I,:il'vn-If-, Anflx-va liiovzxnnini, Janet Hambly, .Constance Fratangelo, Arvilla Harris, rLu::r'ino. Alu,-i,l,,,,4. 1f4,1,,,g,'f.,,' ,Mm L2,pl,,.l,., Robgy-L Andrea Ticchi. Front row: Roberta Ginn, Linda Boyd, f.1nn'-y, llnnsilfl li:-om:m, Linflu Soderholxn, Judith Charlotte Estabrooks, Paula Alexander, Judith Olson, Sandra Nelson. I8 Business advisor: Mrs. Kent Assistant managers: Raymond Anderson, S-andra Barker. Business managers: Carol Greene, Gregory Eaton. The CLIMBER' Business Department Back row: Carolyn Fischer, Janice Wright, Quin- Edson, Linda Soderholm. Front row: Raymond An- tina Harris, Martha Sharp, Timothy Bordeaux, John derson, Carol Greene, Mrs. Kent, Gregory Eaton, Prescott, Ronald Broman, Peter Cogswell, Edward Sandra Barker. Graffte, Beth Fenstermaker, Arvilla Harris, Dianne ' 'F . 1' 91 if I-I, .fin ,. g .,Q-,i--- - i lil. nt y , C Q n A 3 n 5 'E . 4. 2, W . ji wx 'A . '. wk F' - . . 1 ., A i 'iffig' H 52 1 ff' F: . .V -1 .i , I :- ,l'5!.'5, .1 SEQ fly? Ps r N- Assistant editors: Kitty Berry, Dianne Edson Editor: Beth Fenstermaker THE WEST WI ...Reporting 98 'ls Advisor: Mrs. Socarides n School Activities - S H 11 X-X rg' ' l f 1 i', 1 F1 1 ' I 5 I. P' 'i . .3'4J:' 9 'N fi' ,li .i at A'.' N if onouvv -hw -Y if ., i 'QP ' ti .' , .i 1. n 4-65. ' , xl-'VIXNX ,K ' Burk row: Arvilln llurris, David Murphy, Mivhaol Van Dykv, Vtnym- llorrnn, ltonulfl Alg:-r, ll:-lor Coggswc-ll, linnzild liroman l,:iwr1-nf'a- lloiitglmi, firm-gg Plziton, Timothy llUI'fl4'!lllX, Erlwnrll fnzifflfg .lolin Mr-l-lwun, lilimiln-th Slonchoust-. Middle row: .S:inflr:i Gi-inn:-n, Murizinm- llolmigrr-n, Sandra l'c-rry, Paula Alu-.:imI+'u', l,inrl:1 Soalt-rholrn, Nnnvy Newman, Szinflrn N4-lson, Judith Dudley, Susan North, Cathy Sullivan, Carol Maloney, Carol Greene, Judith Carlson, Pamela Potter, Sandra Beals, Ve-rn lienson, .lanvt Guarino. Front row: Andrea Ticchi, Shir- ley Uoseo, Marr-in Surzens, Kitty Berry, Beth Fenstermaker, Dianne Edson, Mary Mahoney, Virginia Berry, Constance l r:it:irlgvlo, ZO In keeping with the tradition of West Bridgewater High School, the West Wind is student-run. Participation in this extra-curricular activity is based upon the students' desire to work and contribute in the publishing of the newspaper. The West Wind staff takes pride in its work and is contin- ually trying to improve and perfect the paper for the bene- fit of the student body. ri . Production advisor Mrs. Shukis Back row: Mary Lou Cheyunski, Mar- tha Graffte, Judith Brown, Jane Souza, Sandra Kruger, Ann Burba, Carolyn Fischer, Sandra Stuart, Jane Hayward, Susan Buker. Front row: Susan Mullins, Lorraine Bernier, Nancy Okerstrom, Roberta Ginn, Ju- dith Carlson. Art: Todd Grundberg, John Prescott, Linda Boyd, Meryl Snell. 21 ix f XNESX IJ OS ' 40 0 EWVS Back row: David Sheehan, James Brodrick, David Hill, William Holmes, Head majorette. Christopher Read, Richard Kline, Christopher Erbeck. Third row: Gretchen . ' Cross, Paul Holmgren, Jean Jackson, Daniel Howard, Gerard Dunn, Alfred Judlth Brown' Rohnstrom, Susan North, Hugh Hurley, Douglas McLean, Marjorie Clark, Everett Estabrooks, Christine Stankus, Robert Roffinoli, Christopher Sheehan John Alden. Second row: David Carlson, Jane Hayward, Margaret Mahoney Anna Child, Celeste Surette, Candice Noyes, Susan Boynton, Ann Rohnstrom Ralph Johnson. Front row: Gary Carlson, Nancy Okerstrom, Susan Hayward Gerard Krebs. D A D MAJORETTES bfi. 'A ff 91.1130 Med ll i f . 9 - 5 .luflith lirown, Kitty Berry, Sandra Kruger, Janice Wright, Linda Boyd, Ellen lfoyc, .Izinc lloam-, Jeanne Dalton. 22 iw , 1 gg' 2 l ,ar , V W 1 TF 'ff f sig ' H Back row: James Anderson, Michael Manugian, Timothy Mather, James Harding, Douglas McLean, William Holmes, Gary Carlson, Steven Jerrard, Douglas Hill, David Hill, Leonard Fratangelo. Third row: Sandra Ryan, Janet Sinkevich, Kitty Berry, Carol Greene, Rita Andre, Elizabeth Estabrooks, Cathy Sullivan, Susan North, Jean Gallagher, Sandra Perry, Joellyn Burtt, Mary Coffey, Celeste Surette. Second row: Maureen Curley, Donna Chouinard, Kathy Linehan, Martha Graffte, Elizabeth Stonehouse, Jay Swartz, Eleanor Richmond, Faith Johnson, Eleanor Hurst, Sandra Stuart, Jane Hayward, Mary Lou Cheyunski, Sally Swanson, Jeanne Dalton. Front row: Charlotte Estabrooks, Dianne Edson, Anne LaPer1e, Judith Dudley, Barbara Newman, Christine Slapik, Gretchen Cross, Karen Kemp, Janet Guarino. Director: R A il I G B A Mr. Lewis This year's choir consists of 46 members, Regional Choirg Jane Hayward Caltol, Susan and at the present We are working on five North Csopranol, and Michael Manugian numbers for the Spring Concert. Three mem-- Cbass.J bers of our choir were chosen for the Semsba Swing band: Michael Manugian, David Carlson, John Cheyunski, George Austin, Ann Rohnstrom, Gerald Krebs, James Brodrick, Gerard Dunn, Alfred Rohnstrom, Marjorie Clark, Susan North, Richard Kline, Douglas McLean, William Holmes, Hugh Hurley. ' 9 N ! ..- I Y I' ,D CA .- lg f Y., 7 2293, J s Back row: Christine Buker, Carolyn Fischer, Sandra Beals, Marianne Holmgren, Linda Boyd. Middle row: Nancy Newman, Susan North, Roberta Ginn, Cathy Sullivan, Linda Soderholm. Front row: Barbara Kipper, Janice Wright, Martha Sharp, Patricia Caswell, Ju- dith Hambly. PQRTS CLUB The girls Sports Club of W. B. H. S. was de- games. Membership is limited to those girls passing signed to teach those participants in school sports a test concerning their knowledge of the functions good sportsmanship and above all-respect. The of games besides approval by members of the club. group meets irregularly to discuss competitive CPERATGRS CLUB Members of this organization receive an Opera- tor's License once they have learned to operate and care for the various audio-visual equipment in the school. The scope of the club's undertakings include: the stereo and monoral tape recorders, the P. A. sys- tem, the Ampro movie Projector, the spotlight, the Besseler Gpaque Projector, and the film-strip pro- jector. Any student of grades 7-12 may join, and en- rollment in the Opertor's Club will be accepted at any time during' the school year. Robert Shurtleff, Ronald Coehlo, Robert Ross, Dennis Smith, Robert Chase, James Anderson, Charles Barros, Mr. Bent, David Wardwell, Richard Linehan A tx r Bt 41, ,H-J Susan North Kitty Berry Jane Souza Elizabeth Higgins Donna Smith Sandia Grxppen, Christine Buker LIBRARY S FF Jeanne Dalton, Sandra Barker, Paula Alexander, Judith Dud- ley. Cathy Sullivan, Dianne Edson, Christine Buker, Beth Fenstermaker, Mr. Orr, Carol Greene. Eff M Q9 R . N 4 I M55 togetherness Kissin Cousins JGU TING ABGUT Alley-oop Abandon L., hope all ye who enter here 'Qi , 'ffifli prote1n?...why two ounces! Jam sesslon 42 1 1 ,g S KXXJ 38 sw X X ' X x ... Beauty and the Beast ..- X :I I 5 :Q 26 fl, , x nv. 'sw Party Dolls Young Lover .74 . 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M . 419.4 WP? . ps X '4r gs'. sl wr: .ff 44, 1 - -2 . s .4 .iff .. 'ff .ef M l gli!! 1 . Wx .',.1 FL Na 'X K X R '. gif, . 'f' 1 'Q '64-u. ,K 3 ' ,hcl ., Ax -. . 4 44, . 4' -' af L ,Q - 'Q Q 19 . ., ' Q: Q 1 - . , . .4 ,w ,,.-4 ,. 1, 1,4 , Q. gz. 2 44. 4,2105 . 'v 43,.f N .'. I , 4 1 rn,-'KX ' .. ' 2.-- Nu ,. .ll ' '-f4:24- 5.-ff. 4' .' . ' F M 5 .-. . ' , 1 ' 'Jasc 4 ' 4 .., T. .- , . f'if .- ... .-' . .'.4' Q 5 ' 4 . . ,Q ...qi . ,ny V .. . I, .s.4.rg-553-g.' - . Q., ,M Q ' ' ' ' 1- -:.- ' .J .Q-:55N5' , ,nQg.T,..f. e rewar 0 a fAin weff one, id fo Aaue one iflu merdon vw, - A ld D a.Q' 1,2 cv Cifm, Back row: David Ticchi, Robert Coseo, Ronald Perry, Ray- mond Olson, William Holmes, Raymond Smith, John Huston, Douglas McLean, David Warren, Andrew Freeman, Bruce Grippen. Middle row: Robert Sullivan, Robert Lovell, Robert Ross, James Harding, Peter Chase, Charles Barros, Lewis FOQTBALL The 1961 season was one of frustration. Three of the games were lost by only one touchdown. We ended with a Win and hope to carry that over to next season. The boys We have coming back certainly could make things enjoyable for the West Bridgewater fans in the fall. Co-captains: Jon Churchill, Wayne Horton. 'Wx Estabrooks, Ralph Douglas, Ronald Coehlo, Joseph Rossi Michael Lounge. Front row: Robert Johnson, Donald Newman David Wardwell, Wayne Horton, Jon Churchill, Peter Cogs- well, Robert Perry, Richard Ohlson. Scores: King Philip-8 ......... . . Westies-0 Apponequet-8 . .. Westies-36 Westwood-20 .. .. Westies-0 Cohasset-8 . . . . . Westies-0 Hanover-8 .. .. Westies-36 Holbrook-34 .. .. Westies-0 Marshfield-22 . .. Westies-8 Hull--20 ............ .. Westies-14 East Bridgewater-0 .. .. Westies-28 Coaches: Mr. Loverin, Mr. Barreira. ',.? ,, X fi fi , ,N . .ff x'F V' -1 PM w' 'uf K Y Bobby Perry Bob Johnson Rick Ohlson Chuck Barros 0 ia ,,4 ' 9 an of. 4 , ' Ki ,gm A '55 Victory in sight! 3 g Pete Cogswell , Q ?1 .J Dave Wardwell Pete Chase Bobby Ross Buddy Douglas Ray Smith .JY Q9 x THE FIELD See, coach, I should have run the other way. 4113 23 'W ll ? Those are the breaks. Donnie Newman carries . . 1.-1-11... xl uf' L. . r .H '- '-'llnaunnynwn u.1rg.a4uu:.r Let us show 'em, coach. We're Westies, the rough, tough team. ' ,dn 'X 5 3 .13 3 'K 3. la-0 -an arm' Head Cheerleader: Connie Fratangelo, CHEERLE DERS Chris Buker, Joyce Lydon, Connie Fratangelo, Marianne Holmgren, Judy Hambly, Veronica Har- NXQ,-Q ris, Pat Caswell, Cathy Sullivan. Q 1 ,g 1' N0,ng,M ,ff 3 PARKI G PIRIT A D MORALE '- v Sub Cheerleaders: 1' Nanc Galla her Joell n Burtt Sandra Stuart Linda Fischer, Sally T Y g , Y , i Buker, Jay Swartz, Susan Buker, Paulette Perry. Pat Caswell, Cathy Sullivan, Judy Hambly, Veronica Har- ris, Marianne H ol ni Lf 1' e n, Connie Fratangelo, Joyce Iiydon, Chris Buker. BP Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies BASKETBALL ........71 ........84 ........77 ........76 ........80 ........82 ......,.75 ........60 ........68 ........78 .....70 ........85 ........65 Westies ........ 67 Westies Westies Westies ........74 ........47 ........52 Rockland . . Avon ..... If 44 f ......51 Cohasset ........ 53 k' 1 East Bridgewater.47 7' ll Duxbury ........ 58 idifsnfs X Hull ...... .... 4 2 J Norwell . . .' .... . .49 Marshfield I ...... 48 Hanover ........ 49 Avon ..... .... 5 3 Cohasset ........ 36 Scituate ........ 59 ' l Duxbury ........ 47 J Bridgewater .... 60 R Norwell ......... 52 V 1 f Holbrook ....... 39 , Hanover . . X, ....51 2 3 Wayne Horton Back row: Mr. Barreira and Mr. Chapman fcoachesl Bob Ross, Dick Burrill, Dave Wardell, Pete Chase, Lewis Estabrooks, Tim Bordeaux, David Ticchi. In man, Jon Churchill, Wayne Horton. ,Y -lm , , Front row: Rick Ohlson, Bob Johnson, ff f f Ll Y lx B. Zo - sf fff H 23 X n 1 L 4 X X r L -ali u-I 9-Q 5 X Rick Ohlson Ronnie Bro- ,gf ' 3 'lvl .IA xg f Q X5 .g'J5TlF,5x f 5 vvsrff X sn 9 CHQ 5 24 303 fjx22'9, ll ltd Yf5llff r X X ' MSU 9 gi5Tff 1345? FJ 23i 14 - v i 1 'NCQ 3 Cl- N x ' J 1 Jon Churchill R Q 7 JUNIOR VARSITY Arthur Barros, Andrew Freeman, Ronald Perry, Bruce Grippen, James Warren, Robert Newman, Gary Carlson, Raymond Olson, l Douglas McLean. Coach: Mr. Chapman. J I X x Put it in, Lewis! Ronnie Broman TRN ly l , Xml! ix X J lv ' Av xx l J 'T K W5 lr a A X X S! jy W Coach: Mr. Barreira 'S X I . 4 i L Bob Johnson i X A Get in for the rebound! 5 j . V ,y ' , is .T It rg.. X riff , KL Vg, I 'rig lF,'Z:. i' '53 54715 , flral. f' tliflgit .Q , ,, R ,, ,S I .6 n- f C1 N 1 A kv , P F C 5 V X X' ' X N il fx H Q A S X' ' i c , x A i i M-N 4 A A Q Q Yi il , 'ji ,ii J 15 X i i ,Q , ,. 'A --XA f. 1 N if A ,f P1 .gl 1 7 ' f if it sl 'if' 537. 4 i.3. 1 ! 'i JU ICR HIGH Back row: Eddie Carlson, Mike Hathaway, Wayne Dufault, Frank Cicione, Eddie Ginn, Danny Gezotis, Bruce Julian, David Sheehan, Bobby Ward. Middle row: Bobby Fischer, Terry Allen, Mike Andre, Dean Scranton, Kenny Anderson, Ralph Johnson, BASKETBALL Chris Sheehan, Mr. Gendreau. First row: Bobby Shurtleff, David Carlson, Andy Freeman, Ray Ol- son, Doug McLean, Chris Cross, Bruce Grippen, Dave Soderholm, Art Barros. , GYM TEAM Back row: Doug Sharp, Steven Gerrard, Robert O'Connor, Dwight Waugh, Tom Ness, Bill Spadea, Jerry Dunn, Mike Manugian. Front row: Mr. Gold- ing, Wilfred Hinchliffe, Doug Leighton, Dave Shee- han, Dave Wright, Jim Murray, Dave Murphy, John Murray, Brad Eaton, Fred Palmer. ' 1 J . i, , J, x I' I-'N . . tigllni, i , : J A if A 1 -1 f' ff f X ff .- X XX g ,A Vi 'T .. ' y ,- . -an N X 'A ' V A'f.iN' Bw-fi' ' ' , X . X ' iw Q 1 I X Q ' , ' x l . N W . x , ' - X X , , K Cl ll . - J ' 1 BASEBALL Bobby Perry Bruce Soderholm l I You've got to try harder I fs' ffl fix 1 I X6 Back row: Rick Ohlson, Paul Burtt, Bob Johnson, Barreira. Front row: Eddie Graffte, Ronnie Perry Bruce Soderholm, Joe Petronelli, Jon Churchill, Wayne Horton, Walter Emerson, Bob Perry, Bob Chuck Barros, Jim Sheyunski, Jim Harding, Mr. Lovell, Bob Ross, Donnie Metcalf. Westies Westies Westies Westies. .. ... Westies Westies 1960 Record Scituate ........ 5 East Bridgewater. .8 Bridgewater ..... 0 Holbrook . . . . . . .8 Hull ..... .... 3 Duxbury . .... 7 Westies Westies Westies Westies .... Westies as -... Avon... .. Norwell .. . Cohasset . . . . . Hanover . . . . . Marshfield . . . QFTBALL FIELD HQCKEY Sharon S e a bl o m, Kitty Berry, Rita Andre, Martha Sharp, Patricia Caswell, Miss Dana, Roberta Stuart, Susan Mullins, Sandra Perry, Mari- anne Fratangelo, N a n c y Newman, Cathy Sullivan, Susan North, Christine Far- rar, Kathy Linehan. 'I ,s.p. 4 '. .1 If . ,,,,. .G ,.., O 5 effgai , o em. , x 1 Beverley Coseo, Jamie Leigh- ton, Kathy Linehan, Diane Johnson, Quintina H a r ri s, Sharon Seablom, S u s a n Mullins, Jacqueline Balboni, Elizabeth Higgins, Arvilla Harris, Linda Soclerholrn, Andrea Tim-hi, Nancy New- man, Judith Carlson, Judith Olson. I Who's Cold ? Managers: Susan North, Linda Chaves. Susan Mullins, Susan North, Elizabeth Estabrooks, Sharon Seablom, Judith Carlson, Linda Soderholm, Roberta Ginn, Martha Sharp, Nancy Newman, Sandra Grippen. GIRLS' VAR ITY BASKETBALL Coach: Miss Dana. Co-captains: Nancy Newman, Martha Sharp. Take that ball away! 2 . Managers: Janice Wright, Linda Boyd. 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HW L W iv A .- Back Row-Timothy Bordeaux, Patricia Caswell, Gregory Eaton, Judith Ohlson, Linda Soderholm, Sylvia LaPerle, Mr. Graffte. Front Row-Carol Greene, Ann Burba, Janice Wright, Carolyn Fischer. HI -liillil Back Row-Martha Sharp, Larry Douglas, Peter Cogswell, John Prescott, Mr. O'Donnell. Front Row-- Arvilla Harris, Andrea Ticchi, Anne LaPerle, Ju- ' dith Hambly. K+ ' M Q Hurt. lifm+-IJi1.iim- Edson, Sandra Grippen, Cheryl Hur 'milf'-, Iiorotlicia U'lir'ic-ii. Front Row - Donna Svzivrh. livw-rly Nlzu-Vzulflen. 'r ,pl .I 4. if I ii 2- ' ,',,v?'. . V 4 '-r J, . 4 K . 1 , ' , 4. , , . '- A .V Q 1 i I QV The Junior Class Presents Mrs. Barton . .. Georgia Barton Marylee ...... Gil Pringle .... Tucker Barton . Babs ......... Uncle Claiborne Sweet Mr. Stewart .. Mrs. Stewart .. Jim Stewart .. Candy Stewart Sandy ........ Terry .... Maybelle .. Comin' Zeke ........ Daisy ........ Dynamite Anne Hortense ..... Maw Judkins . Paw Judkins .. Cary ....... Millie . . 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Omer , CLASS ADVISERS Mrs. Litzen, Mr. Peters, Mrs. Noone, Mrs. DeVeber CLASS CF 1 966 CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Rosemary Champagneg Secretary, Anna Childg Vice President, Helen Sherlawg President, Kenneth Anderson. fN Q . ..Q' K5 inwk ron: lirafllf-y Plziton, .lohn Murray, Herbert l'f f'r , l'rf-'lf-rn-L: l'alnir-r 'l'lilrd row: Robert Hof 1-ini, lohy l'r'n-rat, 'lk-rrv Allen, .lanies Searles, mill, .xw'lf'l'.f'l'r4rl., lfrzinliz 'lllf'I'1Q'l'IlS, Paul llolnipgren, lil 'gill .Sllr-4-fly, Svffillfl I' .. .NIJ , ow: Janna- l,4-ighton, flar- ,-V lflf'l-wil, Alain ltoss, lioy l'ivc-V, .lanies Brod- rick, Reginald Perry, Roy Pierce, Boyd Campbell Nlatthew Chauncey, Richard Anderson, Sandra Allen .Iac-queline Ballioni, Beverley Coseo. Front row Carolyn Burtt, Helen Sherlaw, Michelle Gaueher .lean Perkins, Barbara Miller, Susanne Waugh Susan Boynton, Judy Wood, Gayle Lawson. L..-1 il T Back row: Kevin Brown, George Lindquist, Chris- topher Sheehan, Richard Hinchliffe, James Murray, David Murphy. Third row: Stephen Green, Dean Scranton, Kenneth Kaminsky, Paul Richardson, Wil- liam Greene, Michael Hathaway, Kenneth Anderson, David Wright. Second row: Mona Knox, Linda Stanley, Barbara Hinchliffe, Joyce Linden, Larry S 'J It i B 4 5 l My 1 l g ' 5' f i ,,i,, fi ' ' 1 i z x AV Back row: Robert Fischer, Christopher Erbeek, Michael Andre, Stanley Snelgrove, Ronald Krebs. Third row: Thomas Conniff, John Martin, James MacFadden, Gordon Hathaway, Bruce Sweeney, Walter McFIlroy, Robert Webster, David Best, Plu- xzene Hayes. Second row: Catherine Steptoe, Nancy Gasse, Alta Mac-Lean, Patricia Moneghan, Susan Q Welch, William Souza, Frank Cicione, Janet Man- zer, Virginia Berry, Linda Morse, Judy Anderson, Maureen Smith. Front row: Laurel Monahan, Anna Child, Christine Stankus, Sharon Tibbetts, Jean Crosby, Kathleen Mendosa, Nancy Tingley, Donna Ness, Linda Crowley. Trask, John McEwan, Alexander Caccione, Ruth Couite. Cathryn Howard, Barbara Greene, Nancy Cheyunski, Elaine Hayward. Front row: Rosemary fThanipaf,:'ne, Fiona Miller, Sally Miles, Candice Noyes, Betty Ryan, Gretchen Fenstermaker, Mar- garet Mahoney, Christina llarris, Linda Ilolmes. CLASS QF 1965 CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Gail Ricker: Secretary. Jeanne Meurlingg Vice President, Susan Barkerg Pres- ident, Stephen Reed. 4-'9 A 'H'- 'T Wg, A . M as fmgd, N i',3,,g.sg. Q his s f-5146-1'-2 ff- .- is x 'f If -ka, ' 'vw 'al' . 'iai, 'lb' . 'Wi--r ': i - -4 E slf ','5 w , 'ffqifaug 'C Wa-f aa- 'fi'-'a'1 f-a,fm? Y ,C GWB' '4 '4 fi1.?f---33516 1' -.B .. if s Ell1 i'-'fsi'P- A 1 ,Pr ',-.. K 1, ,gl ' 3. ff-w 'hisiztfagi , Ax 5 iv vi- L s?Q.?3,s A iihqg hfl'i1g M J r:--i V . . -A is wfi 5- l X hm CLAS-S ADVISORS Miss McCourt, Mrs. Shukis, Mrs. Barnett, Mr. Loverin, Mrs. Wheeler. Back row: Ralph Johnson, Richard Salhany, Philip :liZU'QlliI'lIl, Edwin Carlson, Donald Knox. Third row: William Alden, Bobby Finch, Bruce .Iulien, Daniel Howard, Ric'hard Bassett, Wayne Dufault, Donald fJ'f'onnor. Second row: Judith Phillips, Carol Nel- son, Jean Jackson, Judith Boyd, John Dudley, Christopher Cross, Edward Ginn, Christopher Slater, Mary Ann Fratangelo, Roberta Stuart, Sandra Poole. Front row: Teresa Martin, Ellen Grandfield, Mary Anne McCaffrey, Susan Barker, Hope Downs, Pa- tricia Goldie, Linda Bowman, Marcia Surpgens, Laura Souza, Deborah Hathaway. Back row: Lawrence Crowley, Eric Greene, Barry Conant, Francis Maloney, Gerard Krebs. Third row: David Sheehan, Edward Parker, John Austin, Don- ald Edson, Bruce Grippen, William Miller, Gregory Lindquist, Robert Shurtleff. Second row: Kathryn Brown, Linda Couite, Judith Prescott, Arthur Far- 'ij r num, Edward Chauncey, David Stewart, Frederic Ricker, Richard McLeod, Terry Dunn, Linda Hamil- ton, Dorothy La Brache. First row: Linda Gour, Lois Williams, Patricia Berry, Eileen Thomas, Susan Britton, Gail Ricker, Barbara Hughes, Linda Parker, Doreen Kelley, Linda Gummow. 4 Back row: David Soderholm, Duane Eaton, Robert Warde, Dennis Smith. Third row: Joseph St. George, Richard Morse, Richard McDonough, John Cheyun- ski, Stephen Reed, David Baker, Clyde Perry, David Cassidy. Second row: Roberta Diernback, Susan Hayward, Cheryl Larsen, Everett Estabrooks, An- drew Auderkirk, David Carlson, Daniel Gezotis, Betty Finch, Mary Mahoney, Linda Sevruk, Vivian Snelgrove. First row: Donairene Fongreallaz, Janet Peterson, Patricia Barros, Jeanne Meurling, Janet Ely, Arlene Cicione, Janice Kelley, Karla Bystrom, Sandra Sherlaw, Carolyn Keith. U Q l la Q CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Williams, Mr. Bent, Mr. Chapman. CLASS OF 1964 CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Charlene Gurneyg Secretary, Sally Swansong Vice President, James Andreseng President, Douglas Leighton. 2 l lf ,f X ., , K an-. CYS! I H- liark row: Philip Anflc-rson, Robert Livie, Paul Hur- f-onilu-, Tlionnas Olson, .lohn lVlol'tal'elli, Joseph Hos- i Xnflrfv' l i'z-1-nism, liohc-rt Sullivan, Ilavicl Crim- niins, llc-nnis Monahan. Middle Row: lVlaureen Cur- ley, Sanflra Aye-rs, Wayne Brazil, Bruce Sahakian, Sli-plinn .Ie-rraril, llouglas Sharp, liaymonrl Burke, N . ' . Daniel Crowley, David Warren, Lester Howard, Pauline Perry, Kathleen Linehan. Front row: Joyce Lyclon, Linda Fischer, Geraldine Easton, Marilyn Johnson, Simone Slupski, Cynthia Baker, Rita Andre, Laurie Ahlborfr, Charlene Gurney, Gail Homans. Back row: Dennis Brown, Donald Packard, William Spadea, William Forbush, Robert O'Connor, Wayne Pool, John Green, Robert Coseo, Wilfred Hinch- cliffe. Middle row: Kathy Knox, Nancy Waite, Sharon McCann, Jaye Swartz, Thomas Ness, Paul Cogswell, Richard Lemieux, Bruce Holmquist, Douglas McLean, Theodore Burba, Stephen Con- !! f'5 x x R 41151, 27. ,mg nors, Michael Manugiian, Sally Swanson, Mary Lou Cheyunski, Carol Perry. Front row: Catherine Semeter, Pamela Jollymore, Janet Sinkevich, Dianne Hodgson, Barbara Lindskog, Christine Slapik, Cheryl Mendoza, Sally Smith, Carole Holyoke, Eleanor Richmond. Back row: Stephan Knox, Lawrence Juergens, Wayne Gibson, Robert Chase. Third row: Clifford McCann, Michael Lounge, William Hayes, Thomas Hambly, David Hill, James Andreson, .Iohn Harvey, Robert Huston, Douglas Leighton. Second row: Francis Finch, Joyce Ryan, Harold Bishop, David i Mullins, Raymond Olson, William Holmes, Robert Wllmont, Richard Worcester, Dennis I'illa, Lorraine Linden, Pamela Gasse. Front row: Beverly Horton, Ann Lindquist, June Sherman, .Ioellyn Rurtt, Karen Kemp, Elizabeth Estahrooks, Kathleen flrosby, Sue san Mullins, .Ioarme Kaminsky. Rhonda Nickerson. CLASS OF 1963 CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Ellen Foyeg Secretary, Jeanne Daltong Vice President, Ronald Perryg President, Robert Lovell. i ' CLASS ADVISERS 4 Mrs. MacBride, Mr. Gendreau, Mrs. Kent. r'-i ff F ,T Hawk row: -lolin Nelson, David O'Brien, Gary Carl- Cassidy, Leonard Fratangelo. Front row: Ellen L--oil, lliiggli Hurley, John Huston, Brooks Fzirrz'.r, Foye, Fayth Johnson, Lorraine Bernier, Meryl .Iiii'i'j,' Ininn. Su-onfl row: Paulette Perry, Marjorie Snell, Carol Beals, Glenys Lawson, Celeste Surette. .Xii-tin, llizinf- Jolinson, Nnrice-y Gullziglier, Carolyn Z4 Back row: Joseph Gillis, David Ticchi, John Frei- Lindquist, Alan Ware, Donna Chouinard. Front row ' Karen McCann, Janice Radley, Meredith Jensen man Melvin Fisher, Ettore Mortarelli, Howard ' Barbara Newman, Gretchen Cross, Linda Pratt Richinond Robert Newman. Second row: Williaiii Janice Bishop. LaPerle, Robert Lovell, Kathleen Cobbett, Jonathan Doane Front row: lV1yrtis Ellis, Betty Pen- Back row: Thomas Lyons, Dwight Waugh, David Jane . Sawyer, John Alden, Karl Slater, Christopher Read, nington, Eleanor Cook, Judith Dudley, Ann Rohn- Ronald Perry. Second row: David. Brown, Joseph strom, Carolyn Hayward, Jeanne Dalton. Norris, James Harding, Marilyn Reid, Shirlie Cosco, JJ I-V' CLASS OF 1962 CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Alfred Rohnstromg Secretary, Sandra Barker, Vice-President, Sally Bu- kerg President, Lewis Estabrooks. 4 J :- I ' 409 I PQ -, , X. 'il CLASS ADVISERS '-su 1 Mr, Barreira, Mr. Graffte, Miss Rylander. 1 T fi Hack row: David C. Perry, Robert Ross, Harold Douglas, Jennifer Priest, Sally Buker. Front row: .-XlIflf'l'SfJI'l, Ralph Souza. Middle row: Carolyn Pet- Janice Chubbuck, Virginia Wright, Patricia Spadea, lf-npill, .lane llaywarfl, Joanne Howard, Ronald Paula Alexander, Alice Martin, Gail Howard, Bar- Vof-lho, Alf:-1-rl liohnstrom, Lewis Estabrooks, Rich- bara Kipper, Joyce Wilbur, Linda Chaves, Janet arfl llurrill, liaynionfl Smith, Donald Stuart, Ralph Metcalf. , ,J ,f Li 9 pi., . 5 ' Back row: Todd Grundberg, Richard Ohlson, Mich- ael VanDyke. Middle row: Audrey Emerson, Bar- bara Howard, Douglas Hill, John Turner, Peter Morrison, Peter Chase, Paul Howard, George Meurl- W W Sandra Barker, Dorothy Perry. Front row: Veron- ica Harris, Majorie Clark, Pamela Potter, Sandra Beals, Janice Erbeck, Susan North, Jeanne Gallag- her, Sharon Seablom, Mary Martelli, Sandra Ryan. ing, Ronald Livie, Timothy Mather, Judith Brown, V r 'I ' I Back row: Paul Ahlborg, Matthew Owens, James Anderson, Robert Anderson. Middle row: Sally Russo, Sandra Stuart, Christine Cook, Robert John- son, Anthony Barros, Richard Iiinehan, Raymond Anderson, Donald Newman, Eleanor Hirst, Eliza- Q7 beth Stonehouse, Martha Grafftc, Susan Buker. Front row: Katherine Berry, Cheryl Ware, Gloria Eaton, June Howard, Nancy Okerstrom, Catherine Sullivan, Judith Carlson, Vera Benson, Sandra Krug- grer, Sandra Perry. QD CLASS cHRoNicL XJ S Lf- 1',, ': :-' ,- X '0'.fj.l? ' X 'i C J Y -- 'wa C FRESHMAN YEAR The last class to have an initiation by the . . . P. J. Parties . . . Juke Box Ball . . . Sophomores . . . a rigged class election . . . introduction to Foreign LHHEUQQGS - . - high going steady . . . I don't need any friends! school . . . fire drills . . . SOPHOMORE YEAR Probationary members of Honor Society Studies with Mr. Millet . . . Basketball in . . . cliques . . . Spring Fantasy . . . Typing the garage . . . splash parties . . . picnic on . . . Boston Ballroom . . . Biology Class! . . . Ash Street . . . Hayrides . . . Country Club Lane . . . Bermuda skirts . . . JUNIOR YEAR Bike trips . . . Isle of Paradise . . . who . . . Term papers . . . Speech! . . . Nice was the model for the mermaid . . . Junior image . . . HB. A. A. . . . Raynham Stu- Flass Plays . . . class rings . . . South Shore dents . . . softball in the sandpit . . . ceme- Tournament Winners . . . Activity period tery ghosts . . . Halloween night . . . SENIOR YEAR Vhem Lab with Mr. Chapman . . . Football Hawkins Dance . . . Cultural tours . . . Year- 'l'rophy: . . . Double Door . . . Graduation book deadlines . . . a championship basket- piefures . . . Spartacus . . . friendship rings ball team . . . No legs . . . letters . . . class . . . paddling in the cafeteria and library night! . . . Graduation night! . . . . . 'l'errif'ic chi-erleading squad . . . Sadie r34.' 1 ' , Ea.,-gy. Q! ,IK , 3 if 1 l' 417 ' A 1 451151 'fir' N , fp, Ji ' A I IK 4 !. 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J anice Wright .1 E ICR PER O ALITIES X FLOUF V S I' , N, ' :nf 'L WS' pw Best Dressed Dianne Edson, Ronnie Broman Most likely to Succeed: Most Popular 1 9 6 1 John Prescott, Wayne Horton, Charlotte Estabrooks Judy Hambly Most Athletic Jon Churchill, f-Q ,MX ff , f if Best Actors y'Nr'i...-'N Connie Fratangelo, Larry Douglas Nance Newman Friendliest Greg Eaton, Tina Harris Wittiest Cutest Sylvia LaPerle, Ronnie Alger Peter Cogswell, ' I 57 Andrea Tic-chi OW A 1 4 A 1'- ' . .'wVX . g seaifl RONALD ALGER 440 West Center Street Algie . . . Blue eyes and long, curly eyelashes . . . takes vacations on school time . . . laughs easily . . . Fabian sweat- ers . . . out-spoken . . . haunts Crowley's . . . E. B. girls . . . How bad is that? . . . bombs around in his custom can . . . Baby blue tures . . . the Cochesett gang. . I don't need that course anyway. Activities: Basketball 1,35 Football 1,2g Operators Club 1,29 West Wind 45 Dance Committees 1,2g Junior Prom Com- mittee 33 Class Plays 3,4g Gym team 1. MARY BARTKUS 311 West Center Street Mary ..., Nl ever a bad word about anyone . . . quiet . . . known for telephone gab sessions . . . freckles . . . worries obout school . . . a cute lcicl with a nice smile . . . study hall giggles ...K friendly . . . always there when you need her. Activities: Usherettc 4. GEORGE AUSTIN 516 North Elm Street Hatch . . . quiet and noisy at same time . . . livens up the Chem. class . . . dances at St. Edwards . . . shy . . . crew- cut . . . doesn't believe in studying . . . quite frequently seen in Brockton . . . nice smile . . . interests' outside of school . . . can be very helpful when called upon. Activities: Football 25 Swing band 4g Band 1. 62 BARBARA BLUNDELL 1 13 Copeland Street Barb . . . Fascinating English accent . . . very agile . . . a sweet kid . . . blushes easily . . . talks a blue streak when started . . . quick with witty remarks . . . the only English- man in U. S. History class . . . loves bookkeeping? . . . A good friend to all. Activities: Library Staff 2. TIMOTHY BORDEAUX 220 Copeland Street Timmy . . . A whiz on the basketball court . . . calm, cool, and collected . . . deep brown eyes . . . always ready with a smile . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . a real gentleman . . . Mr. Stewart in the Junior Class Play . . . Shocking pink ' stockings . . . Jays' Golfland . . . How about those free passes? Activities: Climber 4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Sports Club 43 Class Plays 3,4. CAROL BOURNE 25 High Street Carol . . . Shy . . . oodles of nieces and nephews . . . speaks softly . . . the Cochcsett gang . . . takes her time . . . likes W. B. better than Plymouth . . . can be witty without try- ing . . . lovely usherette at Junior Class Plays . . . Always willing to help. Activities: Climber 45 West Wind 43 Dance Committee 1,23 Usherette 33 Junior Prom Committee 3. 63 LINDA BOYD 11 High Street Queenz'e . . . Smart but far from a boolfuiorm . . . likes lots of excitement . . . drops off at p. j. parties . . . B.A.A. member . . . made her ou'n beautiful prom gown . . . bicycles . . . Oh, that giggle . . . Put a dent in the family car . . . Coast Guard . . . Sent flares up in the first Pep rally . . . Cochesett gang .... 4 lirays there to offer a helping hand. 5? Activities: Climber 3,4g Basketball 2,33 Majorettes 43 Sports Club 2,3,4g VVest Wind 2,3,4g Honor Society 2,3,4g Honor Society Treasurerg Choir 1,2,3,4g Junior Prom Committee 35 Assemblies 1,2,3,43 Girls State 33 Dance Committees 1,2,3,4g Class Plays -1. LESLIE BOYNTON 357 Spring' Street Les . . . always neat . . . silent in study halls . . . comes 'ts' to school to study . . .Chem. Lab genius . . . refused prom dates . . . soft-spoken . . . a nice boy to know, a good friend to hare. K, 'D- Activities: Choir 1. -W., RONALD BROMAN 445 West Center Street Snzutsy . . . size 13's . . . Koolcie at Coonamessett Inn . . . Comedian and gentleman combined . . . highly looked up to . . . Country Club capers . . . Cochesett gang . . . A friend in deed. Activities: Climber 4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Operators Club 1: West Wind 4g Dance Committees 1,2,3,4g Student Council 12,33 Junior Prom Committee 3g Class Play 4. 64 Helio . . . n'orlcs at Watere-rest Dairy . . . neat dresser . . . first rate basketball player . . . fender bender . . CHRISTINE BUKER 43 Francis Avenue Chris . . . first proposal during Freshman year . . . likes to roam around cemeteries . . . infectious laugh . . . temper . . . beautiful, wavy, red hair . . . goes with a blonde Charles Atlas . . . used a pillow in Driver Ed .... B.A.A. member . . . freckles . . . missed at Junior Prom . . . Babs . . . always the smallest on the cheering squad . . . conscientious worker . . . neat . . . peppy. Activities: Library Staff 1,2,3,4g Office Staff 43 Softball 2,33 Sports Club 3,4g Junior Prom Committee 3g Assemblies 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,45 Cheerleading 3,4. ANN BURBA 509 Spring Street 'KAnn . . . Candy in the Junior Class Plays . . . faithful to all her friends . . . cooperative in all activities . . . does typ- ing for a certain teacher . . . likes music, plays the organ . . . willing to try anything . . . took girls down Stony Road. Activities: Climber 43 Dance Committees 1,2g West Wind 3,43 Honor Society 43 Class Plays 3. A LAURINDA CABRAL i 481 East Street 41? Lee . . . A real cute kid ...f many happy times at the ...tw - East Side . . . the beach trips to Kingston . . . a regular St. Colman's fan . . . I don't care what they do! . . . a winning personality . . . '59 DeSoto . . . All these letters to Ohio? ,qgnfisvgd . . . Hey Rosie . . . beautiful white prom goum . . . Five Bells. Activities: West Wind 4g Dance Committee 3g Junior Prom Committee 3. 65 WW! i M 1'cf1 ' . . . ll real football vntlzusiast . . . Pap, thc perfect A hnsbaml! . . . ll lot of fun at a party . . . always looking PATRICIA CASWELL 381 East Street Patsy . . . beach party at Cromessett Point . . . pretty prom attendant . . . the life of the party . . . loves Canadians . . . Pat's Place . . . It's three o'clock in the morning . . . a powerful boxer . . . peppy cheerleader . . . B.A.A. member . . . likes sailors . . . so help me . . . loves to play football . . . weight lifting is her specialty . . . enjoys any sort of fun. Activities: Softball 2,3g Sports Club 2,3,4g Dance Com- ?.g mittees 1,3,4g Junior Prom Committee 4g Class Play 33 Cheerleading 3,4. JON CHURCHILL A X4 137 East Street Big Jon . . . Oh, those red ears . . . great at sports . . . cradle robber . . . a shy guy . . . Found your lifesavers yet? . . . Dolph Schayes fan . . . red whiskers . . . laugh- ing fits . . . '59 Pontiac Station Wagon . . . charges gas. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4. PETER COGSWELL 1 Francis Avenue for nzisc-liz'r'f ...' 1 willing to co-operate with the class . . . o s1'n1'vrw frirfnrl to all . . . u boy j'rz'r'ml from Raynham . . . owl.-ws his own romls through the woorls ...I recreational v ,Y l'llIllI'IIllIll on l1uj1I'lrlf'S. i . .Qi ,gil . - . ,gr Aftivitif-sz f'limlwr fig Bziskctlmull 1,4g Football 2,3,4g Op- N'Qg,f'f X-. f-1-:mo-s Vlub l,2g West Wincl 43 Dance Committees 1,2,3,4g ' clfx -l'l l'1l' l'r-om f'1m1niittw- Sig Vlziss Play 33,43 Activities Com- ,P ' Jw wifffif- lg flym 'l'f-:im 211. ziflsll 66 7, i RICHARD CROWLEY 347 East Street Dickie . . . a lot of fun . . . short hair cuts . . . works at Eastern States Steel . . . have to be nice to the Boss's daughters . . . cook outs on Labor Day . . . you gotta do it this way . . . always trying to play cupid-yet never hit by his arrows . . . a zronderful sense of humor. Activities: Football 23 Class Secretary lg Assemblies 2,3g Gym Team 1,2. -sll LAWRENCE DOUGLAS 60 North Main Street Larry . . . a quiet person at parties . . . enjoys the coni- pany of younger girls . . . a good lover in the Junior Class Plays . . . take a bath . . . loved French? . . . always combing his hair . . . likes a good argument . . . loves to go to weddings . . . a real character . . . Crowley's fan . . . winning smile . . . joke . . . red rims . . . black Ioafers . . . liked by all. Activities: Basketball lg Football 2, Band lg Swing Band 15 West Wind 43 Dance Committees 1,2,3g Junior Prom Com- mittee 3g Class Play 3,45 Activities Committee 4g Gym Team 1. GREGORY EATON 10 Prospect Street Activities: Climber 3,4g West Wind 3,4g Dance Committees 1,2,3,4g Junior Prom Committee fig Assemblies 33 Class Play 3,4. 67 Greg . . . Cut a cool crop of hair . . . loud orange socks . . . all night prom party . . . do I look worried . . . likes blondes, brunettes, and redheads . . . always on the side of the law . . . Greg's private telephone bool: . . . HC07'H771,C-Cl eoninie-ea ..., forfeited his horse for studies . . . a 'leinning personality. DIANNE EDSON 380 West Center Street Di dizzy blonde beaehparties always ready to help . . . eau always be fouud near her cousin . . . Oh Those Relatives! . . . diligent library worker . . . Oh Mr. Orr!!! . . . Di what was that study hall petition? . . Chaney's Jerk lsodaj . . . good and true ,friend to all . . Coehesett gang. Activities: Climber Staff 43 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4g West Wind 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 43 Student Council 23 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com- mittee 33 Usherette 33 Class Play 4. CHARLOTTE ESTABROOKS T68 West Center Street Charlie beautiful red hair I-Ioow dew u spel.-Q loves playing in the band? brilliant editor of the year book a lovely soprano in ehoir vicinity of Matfield Street . . . right on the ball at P. D.'s lProdncers' Dairyj . . . MG's . . . summer at Hyannis . . . TV cowgirl . . . Cochesett gang . . . always there to help if help is wanted. Activities: Climber Staff 3, 43 Cafeteria Staff 13 Band 1, 2, 33 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Honor Society Vice-President 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Assemblies 3, 43 Class Play 3. K 1, . Q iifibii Q Q A .naw rw-- ' ff' df' X-v ' BETH FENSTERMAKER 51 Maolis Avenue Chickie . . . term papers!!! . . . I hate her . . . reads three-inelz. thick books . . . regular football spectator . . . independent woman . . . FRANK tiffs . . . yes, It's a sunburn . . . always in library . . . jovial companion. Activities: Climber Staff 43 Library 43 Field Hockey 1, 23 West Wind Staff 3, 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 4g Assemblies 3, 43 Activities Committee 4. 68 CAROLYN FISCHER 458 Matfield Street Fishhead poky driver B. A. A. member P. A. advertiser laughing fits ... Middle aged housekeeper switches dates . . . never sleepy at P. J. parties . . . 16th birthday party . . . love me love my dog . . . goesncrazy over old records rides in a blue and white convertible Ford luck seems to pass her way hugged another girl in the Junior Class Plays . .. gets paid for loafing . . . B'water center! A truly wonderful person. Activities: Climber Staff 43 Cafeteria Staff 13 Basketball 23 Sports Club 2, 3, 43 West Wind 2, 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Usherette 23 Class Play 3, 43 Activities Committee 4. CONSTANCE FRATANGELO . 64 Maolis Avenue Frat head cheerleader why not cries when very happy . . . those blind referees! . . . acrobatic . . . Fratanjel'lo pretty complexion clever sense of humor . . . Victoria . . . always neat and attractive. Activities: Climber Staff 43 Field Hockey 1, 2g West Wind 2, 4g Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee My 33 Assemblies 3g Class Play 3, 4g Cheerleading' 3, 4. ROBERTA GINN In 144 West Street Birdie . . . loves County Fairs . . . basketball guard . . . class tease! prompter of Double Date Miss Gin long, long hair talk, talk, talk backyard bar-b-ques Maplewood Shores helpful in all activities. Activities: Climber Staff 43 Library Staff 23 Office Staff 2, 3g Sports Club 3, 43 West Wind 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 43 Assemblies 3, 43 Class Play 3. 'E' 69 I Kyiv , Nt' 3'rv'l' it 'W-:K C'AIiOL GREENE 120 Ash Street oral .llntlfer in Junior Class Play Whf1's out tliflrf with n liyht? 'SX p.j. party lllll'UjfS on the side 1 the l', S, ,Yury sunrise wall: after the prom 70071- rl rlffl posture brains lriemlly and lovely. V11 'l.' ities.: Vlimlwr Ii, A13 Librziry Staff l, 2, Il, 43 West V iwl l. lf, -13 llfmor Society Ii, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior lima fi lIllIlllll'l' 113 Assciiilrl' 3,3 il ANDREA' GIOVIANNINI 45 Keenan Street Andy . . . LlfClllliS . . . triple dates . . . a spirited football fan very outspoken likes apple trees! lively p.j. parties t'She isn't going steady? B.A.A. member . .. she iooulflift give you a dime? . . . loves Chevys?! . . . a sparlflrng personality. Activities: Climber Staff 43 Office Staff 2, 33 Dance Com- mittees 13 Class President 13 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Assemblies 3. THOMAS E. GRAFFTE 337 West Center Street Eddie has his father for a teacher discussions about politics ivitlz a certain Democratic student math wht: stzzclioas quiet almost tmlcizown ,first name smiling eyes shy, but iiztelligent and ambitious Could you do it this tray? potential text book writer. Activities: Climber 43 West Wind 43 Dance Committees 3, 43 Student Council 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Assemblies 33 Class Plays 4. W? JW X -nffif 70 SANDRA GRIPPEN 174 South Main Street Grip on the go and ready for fan Gmnpy's girl Friday . . . hates pizza. . . . ieonderfal athlete . . . green Mercury . . . loves stock car races: . . . 'iGabby grip . . . 5 Dormiels lVhat a ball. personality plus. Activities: Climber 45 Office Staff 43 Basketball 45 Soft- ball 2, 33 West Wind 3, 43 Dance Committees 1, 25 Junior Prom Committee 3: Usherette 3, 4: Activities Committee 4. JANET GUARINO 282 North Elm Street Jan . . . loves black clothes and Chevys . . . oh, that brother of mine problems turn hair gray early neat beautitfzcl complexion I rlon't have any homework . . . very attractive. Activities: Climber 43 Basketball 15 West Wind 1, 3, 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2g Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Assemblies 1. 've-- f 7l '4 ,QE ROBERT GURNEY 287 River Street Hobby ruins scaling of test grades for everyf el . . . if you cai1't sag something bad about sonzelmflzf dont say anything . . . I'n1 clzairn1an? '. . . library partizs' bug on popular music in study halls . . . the tivis' Please take that shoe off the ll'lHlllHI'.'H . . . a eloflzrs in 1 likes to argue with teachers. Activities: Climber 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, il, 4 Honor Society 3, 43 Assemblies 4. 'i 1 igst ,77r1'. jf7Jater Tllbiiul' Lil 80 9lowarzf .Street 'If1i'5tCl3rizfgewat617 Ma 02.279 JUDITH HAMBLY 486 West Center Street Judy Cute and popular always has at Billy around lives dangerously enjoys a good joke trip to Cape Cod flirtatious has a new hillbilly accent speed denzon??? snappy cheerleader the same adorable hair- style four years ,full of fun. Activities: Climber Staff 4, Sports Club 2, 3, 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. 45 Student Council Secretary 45 Junior Prom Committee 33 Assemblies 33 Usherette 23 Class Plays 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. ARVILLA HARRIS 104 North Elm Street Arvy Dynamite Anne that buggafies ine! Woolu'ortlz's . . . I refuse to u'ear these galoshesn . . . one- half of the Harris twins always willing to help a great girl . . . Driver E'd.'s grandma, . . . I'll be conzwing 'round the mountain Arf! . .. Activities: Climber Staff 4, Basketball 4, Field Hockey 4g 4 West Wind 3, 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom f ' Committee 33 Assemblies 33 Class Plays 3, 4. QT' a QUINTINA HARRIS for Class Play lzairstylist a pleasure to lcnoui. Activities: Climber Staff 43 Office Staff 15 Basketball 1, 2, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 45 Dance Committees 1, 23 Junior Prom Committee 3, Usherette 43 Class Plays 3. 72 104 North Elm Street Tina . . . gave away earrings for one-ear people . . . other half of the Harris twins another eheerer for Wool- uiorthfs . . . eute giggle . .. lovely Southern belle in the Jun- ELIZABETH HIGGINS 32 Progressive Avenue 2 Betty Always bubbling over' with exciting news . .. , summer job at the Dairy Maid . .. Do you want to double? 'uf avid hockey player likes Rockland! Quick change artist willfully works on class committees. Activities: Office Staff 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 3, Usherette 2. JOHN HOLLIEN 446 Forest Street John arguments with teachers thinks most classes out of town girls Drive-Ins liked speech ,. .. Gil a fun loving lad. W MARIANNE HOLMGREN ali 326 Spring Street I-lolmg . . . Cheerleader . . . brains galore . . . does her term 6-,,,-...q papers the night before He u'on't let me. Always A ' sleepy Thinks in French itches when she's frustrated lunch time is telephone time never blushes .. ish . . . loyal to her school. Activities: Climber Staff 4g Basketball 1g Field Hockey 1, 25 Sports Club 2, 3, 4, West Wind 1, 3, 4, Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Society President 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Assemblies 3, 45 Class Plays 43 Cheerleading 3, 4. 73 are boring . . . relatives!! . . . lives at Crowley's . . . goes for Activities: Basketball 2, 33 Class Plays 3g Gym Team 1, 2, 4? w W EARL W. HORTON 94 East Street Wayne terrific athlete long shots in basketball faithful Honor Society Secretary . .. Who me? prefers girls that are going steady a wolf in sheep's cloth- ing calypso pants at junior party friendly to all with malice to none. Activties: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, West Wind 1, 2, 33 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3: Class Vice-President 4, Class Treasurer 2g Student Council 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Honor Society Secretary 4, Jun- ior Prom Committee 3, Activities Committee lSeniorJ 45 Gym Team 1, Boys State 3. ANNE LaPERLE 197 West Center Street RICHARD KLINE 49 Walnut Street Dick . . . tlrnnzs, drzznzs, drums, . . . musically inclined . . French and Latin fan? 25 fm.p.h. record charger witty ieithont intent gentleman a man of logic. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 13 Class Secretary 1, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Assemblies 1, 2 ,3, 45 Senior Class Play 4. Annie practices punches in l'.lI. eonl1ln't control her gon-n Yon guys rlonft like nie sleeps between fren blankets begged for a rlinze .. . Gets along well with her sister . .. 1 fllSllfjl'l'1'H .... s trange boys, ehnreh, the Cape H.A.A. niemlzer a real niilrl ehilrl. Activities: Vlimbcr 43 Field Hockey lg Dance Committees 'l . I. .,. il, Vhoir 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committees 3, Class l'l:iys fi. I 74 SYLVIA LaPERLE 197 West Center Street Sissy perky and petite T.V. Fan That desert looks good! We never realized her trne musical talent . . . bike decorations? appears shy until known a little girl with a heavy foot loves to fly available when needed. Activities: Climber 43 Field Hockey 13 Band 1, 2, 3g Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Assemblies 1, 2, 33 Junior Class Play 33 Activities Committee 4. SANDRA NELSON 293 North Elm Street Sandy devoted friendly a Navy fan .. . always writing letters God bless you . . . Dear Abby in dis- guise . . . a Canoe Club fan.. . . peanuts at P. J. parties . . . Woolworth's quiet in class always ready for fun. Activities: Climber 43 Cafeteria Staff 13 West Wind 43 Dance Committees 2, 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Assem- mlb? P blies 33 Usherette Committee Junior Plays 3. NANCY NEWMAN 322 Matfield Street Nano friendly and likeable whose got the cigar- ettes? horse ,fiend a great athlete King Philip or California? unquotable quotes great impersonations . .. an apologetic student!! prays in typing class gets softball practice in typing always cheerful. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Sports Club 2, 3, 43 West Wind 2, 3, 43 Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Junior Class Plays tMake-upj 33 Girls' Gym Team 1, 2. 75 DOROTHEA O'BRIEN 32 Plain Street Dottie prom attendant E'dgar's of coarse I 'M think he is going to ask nie to go steady Westgate fan loves food Can I have a ride extra in Short- hand . . . Dottie, what do you call it? . . . mild tempered. Activities: Climber Staff 43 West Wind Staff 3, 43 Dance Committees 13 Class Treasurer 33 Junior Prom Committee 33 Usherette 3. JUDY OLSON 15 Prospect Street Oly always first in the Cafeteria Canoe Clnb fan pronipter Junior Class plays likes hockey and basket- ball Florida servicemen Szinivners in Dennis! those frightening chem. errperinients congenial. Activities: Climber Staff 43 Cafeteria Staff 3, 43 Basket- ball 33 Field Hockey 3, 43 Sports Club 33 Honor Society 3, 43 Assemblies 33 Usherette 43 Class Plays 3. 'H il- P s V :IA 5 E- ' - V f'f', L: 'a 4 '-uiq ':b2:'+4. .K Q, M 3 .3 A' TN ' ' 7. ,.ffm.,- N, I, ROBERT PERRY 78 Copeland Street V, ' Bobby avid football and baseball player a daisy fan likes ears loves English? an infections langh . . . First to tote a red blazer . . . takes courage to ask somebody to go steady .. . picks the nicest places to sleep the best friend anyone could have. Activities: Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Gym Team 1, 2. 76 JOHN PRESCOTT 11 Shagbark Road Spider always humorous lunch table soccer . . . ea:- pressive artist! terrific drummer Zeke enjoys French III . . . Spider's Taxi Service . . .prom waterfall . . . never could understand girls heads our class as presi- dent. Activities: Climber Staff 43 Band 1, 2, 33 West Wind 2, 3, 43 Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 Class President 4g Student Council 4g Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Assemblies 2, 33 Class Plays 3. NANCY ST. ONGE 28 Vital Avenue Nanc Mexican hat dance loves Travelers' gas a good seamstress I like anything that's different East Side goes for Angels St. Colman's fans .. . en.- joys having fun ready to try anything once Just Checking pale face a cnrions laugh. if Activities: Field Hockey 13 West Wind 43 Junior Prom Committee 3. lx il MARTHA SHARP 19 High Street Marth . . . Tall and regal . . . guess what? . . . big black pocketbook . . . Halloween . . . drives a green bomber . . . Let's go bowling Oh him? can be found at the X big city library . . . swell basketball player . . . always ready with a joke. Activities: Climber 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Field Hockey Fi 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 4g Sports Club 3, 43 West Wind 33 . Junior Prom Committee 33 Class Plays 3. I ' '7 .. f.. A ' Nj 11,3 'fy 'ff, A5 'ily JAMES SHERLAW 565 Manley Street Jimmy . .. always arrives at 8:00 Tarzan's Twin prefers homework to cars??? . . . cross town jannts . . . future engineering student . . . engaged to an nnderclass1nan??? . . . Drives a horseless carriage ,flies low! well liked and friendly. Activities: Dance Committees 2, 3g Class Vice President 2g Assemblies 3, Gym Team 1, 2, 3. DONNA SMITH 400 Forest Street Donna angora sweaters a steady patron of Breen's I wonder why loves to eat Drives around in a big Buick likes the boys Do you always play bad- minton in those clothes, Donna? a little girl with a big smile. Activities: Climber 43 Office Staff 4g Dance Committees 2, 33 Usherette 3. LINDA SODERHOLM 451 North Main Street Sod cellar parties I have to talk to PJ. lent lzer fatliefs dairy for prom deeorations . . . no comment . . . n-orlr at the lieuelv Mart . . . beach cornber . . . I've got fo take Shorthand II Pres. II.A.A. that's beside the point . .. clzanffeur drives around in her Shirnniy Sher- hel nzan power' instead of horse power a very good hostess. Activities: Climber 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 1, 2, Zi, 115 Sports Club 2, 3, -lg West Wind 1', 2, 3, 4, Dance f'finnnit,tfAc-s 2, Si, -13 Junior Prom Committee 35 Junior Class l'l:nyi+ Zig Senior fflzxss Play fig Gym Tea IU' 78 foreign pen pals. JANE SOUZA 13 Columbus Avenue Janie .. . both an artist and seamstress friendly, quiet . . . always willing to help . . . loves 'music . . . What's Sandy's Restaurant got that West Bridgewater hasn't Hey Janie, how about a poster . .. loves fish natural curly hair forever at those Grange meetings admires Activities: Climber 43 Office Staff 4g West Wind 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Class Play 3. Y 1 ANDREA TICCHI 454 South Main Street Tic . .. laugh and the whole world laughs with you . .. I didn't do anything . . . Milly . . . Blondie . . . FiFi . . . You big brown . .. Always ready to play a joke on some- one perpetual blue toenails loyal supporter of her team . . . The teachers are always picking on me! . . . proud of her school. Activities :Climber 43 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 West Wind 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Society 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Assemblies 3, 43 Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 43 Activities Committee 4. ANTHONY VEADER 401 Pleasant Street Tony . .. worked two weeks without getting paid . .. 2 hr. argument . . . judo expert . . . always wears short sleeve shirts Raynhain driver green skirts girl chaser . . . always willing with a helping hand . . . quiet . . . like- able . . . a friencl to have. Activities: Band 1, 23 Swing Band 1, 25 Gym Team 4. 79 DAVID WARDWELL 397 Crescent Street Wardie hobbieszgirls and football prom king slang . . . nice looking with an Ipar1a smile . . . How many push-ups can you do? i. . . Has a heavy foot! . . . tough break finds humor in everything. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Operators Club 1, 2, 3, Class Vice-President 3, Senior Class Play 4, Gym Team 2. JANICE WRIGHT 384 East Center Street Jan . . . self-styled coiffeurs . . . lovely clothes . . . two Wrights dou't make a 'wrong B.A.A. regular custo- mer at Hillcrest Dairy . .. Terry .. . pretty, peppy majorette . . . uiarzts to take a trip to Maine . . . Swifts Beach vs. Rochester competent class secretary. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 3, 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Assemblies 1, Junior Class Play 3, Gym Team 1, 2. NOEL WRIGHT 53 Main Street Noel shy black wavy hair likes East Bridge- water Stucleuts . . . plays a hot drum solo . . . makes with the Shake popular with younger girls member of The Starlightersn mild maunererl enjoys lots of good .fun those poor neighbors. . Activities: Basketball 1, Band 2. 80 JAMES KNOX 311 East Street Jimmy quiet and shy redhead easily aroused freckles galore 9th grade new comer one of nine kids quick to argue in class debates serious miueled . . . gClZfl6lIlCllll!l . . . :zeal and pleasauf. SE IOR CLASS ADVISGRS -CX V5 Y'-v fv' g ew . 'Pri ini-if-ce,a,, Mr. McDowell, Miss I,Q2l.l'SUll, Mr. 0'Dunncll 81 5 , lm f X XX , 1-ff, 1 IN MEMGRIAN ll E-6 1 k 'E i. i'!l' N We the seniors of West Bridge- water High School devote this page in loving memory of Margaret Marie LaBrache. In September of 1957, the begin- ning of our freshman year, Margaret was called from our midst to join our Heavenly Father. We will always remember the friendship, loving deeds, and help- fulness of our dearly departed class- mate. gi Z, Eg H - 5 ' - . , 'T -A ,,,-- - Q 5 -:eff i ,, V- 455: --1 - ,,..1 1 f,:,,,,. l,-Q. -cn fr -- 1- T 4-5 - . , --'-HL f as -H ' rL ,,,.... ,!., x, I 1 f,,i1',,'-xl. - 4 -, . ., W ' '- A-a. iw . of 'wk N. ! 2 f V74 ,plmov 1 a N .--Q04 ,Xxx y .Q-f' A. 4 1 A-ag X fd Ennis.. A r il VEHIISEIHEIHS Promise, large promise, is the soul of an advertisement. Samuel Johnson ,pf md' Compliments of READ BROTHERS GARAGE Congratulations Sz Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1961 Studebaker l.oulE's BARBER SHOP Cars Sz Trucks West Bridgewater, Mass. JU' 3-0091 Compliments of Best Wishes OLD HOMESTEAD RUG COMPANY DR. 8. MRS. RICHARD West Bridgewater, GUIDOBONI Mass. Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. LESTER P. SLATER, SR. Dachshunds Chihuahuas Toy 81 Miniature Poodles Congratulations L 5 7 Compliments to the 999797 of Class of 1961 GATEWAY GULF SERVICE CYNTHlA'S BEAUTY SALON South Main St. West Bridgewater i Qugrutulutinus 'AR- G X Qf ei to the class of '61 CHIEF 81 MHS. DUUGLAS P. EATUN, Sli. JAY'S PLAYLAND Miniature G lf Driving Range Dairy Maid C mpliments of THE GARDEN AND GIFT SHOP Kdd' Rid 35 South Main St. West Bridgew t R t 28 JU 3 9112 West Bridg t JOHN'S GREENHOUSES Copeland Street Brockton, Mass. Compliments of BAY STATE CARNATIONS INC. MILES OIL SERVICE Heating Oil Burner Service 404 Crescent St. West Bridgewater, Mass. Tel: JU 3-1357 PILLSBURY'S GREENHOUSES Flowers for all occasions 506 North Elm Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. GRANT SMITH HOWARD R. ANDERSON TILE CO. Ceramic Tile Bathrooms and Kitchens Telephone JU 6-2433 Congratulations to CAMPELLO SHOE STORE the Joseph Carriuolo, Prop. Class of '61 DAVE ANDERSON Cuschool busses J Dependable Shoes for the Entire Family Rubbers - Fine shoe repairing 1085 Main Street Brockton, Mass. JU 3-2620 Compliments of HOME NATIONAL BANK 5 West Center Street West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Member F. D. I. C. Compliments of PIERCE REFRIGERATION COMPANY 387 North Elm Street West Bridgewater Tel. JU 6-1088 BISBEE AND PA BUILDERS 142 East Street West Bridgewater, Mass. BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS RKER BANK West Bridgewater Office Hours: 9-3 - Wed. 9-6 Bridgewater Office Main Office Hours: 9-3-Wed. 9-6 Compliments Joe THE BARBER of 1'079 Main Street A. F. GERMAN CO. Incorporated Brockton 87 Compliments of It is better to have insurance and not need it than to need insurance and not have it! HERBERT G. GORDON HAYWARITS Real Estate 81 Insurance DAIRY FARM 2 Crescent St. W. Bridgewater JU 3-1450 PHILLIP R. LAGERSTADT Jeweler - Watchmaker Gemologist 1062 Main Street Campello, Massachusetts Phone JU 8-0299 use . Compliments of NDES Congratulations to FERNA SUPER MARKETS, INC. the Class of M61 Stores in C 1, t f New Bedford Omp lmen S O Plainville North Easton Randolph N01 f0T1 BUNCEY'S GOLF CITY East Bridgewater BI'0Ckt0fl Congratulations from GRIFFEN BUICK AND Best WiSheS PONTIAC CO. 134 Main Street Briclgewater, Mass. Rt. 28 Tel. OWen 7-6757 WEST BRIDGEWATER CLEANERS HILLCREST FARMS DAIRY INCURPURATED wc?-E , if S mur f 501 North Main Street fl West Bridgewater, Mass A VITAMIN ' x 'gqfuun Isp .' Telephone Brockton JU 6-7926 Congratulations to the Class of 1961 BOB 8. KEN'S RESTAURANT Catering for all occasions Compliments of WEST BRIDGEWATER MOTHERS' CLUB 89 ACE'S SU NOC0 STATION Best Wishes Gas - Oil- Tires From Lubrication - Accessories A FRIEND A. Cheyunski, Prop. Best Wishes to the Compliments of Class of 1961 from MR. AND Mas. LUKE M. CROWLEYS MARKET BOYD Compliments of VAN DYKE LINOLEUM 8g TILE CO. Compliments f 26 Wood Land Road o DI-I-CHETTIS West Bridgewater GREENHOUSES Compliments of West Bridgewater High School Student Council 1960 - 1961 Compliments of DR. AND MRS. THOMAS F. COCHARY JACK WARREN 85 Main Street Brockton, Mass. Headquarters for Team Jackets and Athletic Supplies G 81 E REALTY CO George 81 Eleanor Brown Telephone JU 3-2021 225 South Main Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of BuRQuE's SERVICE STATION Complete One-Stop Service Engine Tune-up Automatic Car Washing Wheel Balancing Automatic Tire Changing 8 North Main St. West Bridgewater Tel. JU 3-9755 Compliments of CROWLEY'S SPA 9 I Good Luck to the Class of 1961 NON'S GAS STATION Minor Repairs 81 Accessories Richard's Corner West Bridgewater Compliments of the WEST BRIDGEWATER POLICE ASSOCIATION Compliments of HOPPY'S OIL SERVICE LUCINI MOTOR SALES, INC. f . Sales Service West Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. JU 3-5500 Compliments of BRADY'S DINER Going Formal? Rent - a - tux LINEHAN BESSE - BAKERS Brockton SWANSON-WALLIN COMPANY Zenith RCA Radios - Televisions GE Home Appliances Sales and Services Telephone DRake 8-2431 49 Bedford Street East Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of KENWOOD TIRE CO West Bridgewater W. BRIDGEWATER INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT New Building - Leased Lease-Backs - Package Plan J. R. Spadea Route 24 Tel. JUniper 3-2849 Compliments of THE HIGH SCHOOL CA FETERIA STAFF Mrs. Emma Marzelli Mrs. Dorothy Alexander Mrs. Helen Ross Mrs. Thelma Homans West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Mrs. Alberta Wardwell Compliments Compliments of of DR. AND MRS. HERBERT C. CHASE Compliments of TRI-TOWN HARDWARE West Bridgewater BRIDGEWATER ICE 81 COAL COMPANY 1 . :Sth 'Y uf' , I 4 . M 3 ? i ,wt if av gg W F I 1111 eff 4-,p wiv' .,I' ., , 94 WEST BRIDGEWATER HOME LAUNDRY 467 West Center Street West Bridgewater Courtesy of DAVID RICHARD SACCOCIA Barber Shop Air Conditioned JU 3-8087 ' Bridgewater, Mass. GANLEY'S TAFT'S INC. OF BROCKTON Jewelers Sportswear 1120 Main Street, Campello Women's Wear Children's Wear COMPLIMEN TS OF UUMPUNENT MANUFACTURI NG SERVIUE,INC. Compliments of the STOCKADE CLUB M Y.3 lfL?fq. UYAREHAF THE RED ROOSTER Featuring-99c Luncheon Specials Also Supper Specials At the Junction of Routes 138 8a 106 South Easton Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 POMEROY'S DON UT SHOP 17 North Main St. West Bridgewater Compliments of ELM SQUARE PHARMACY 240 West Center Street West Bridgewater Compliments of HOC KOMOCK FARMS West Bridgewater MATHER'S SERVICE STATION Cheveron Gas 8: Oil 651 North Elm Street West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Congratulat ons to the Class of 1961 KEMP TRANSPURTATIUN 81 STURAGE, INC. Compliments of HYMAN'S CLEANSING 81 DYES 81 TAILORS Plant 244 Center St. Store 792 Main St. Brockton, Mass. Tel. JU 3-1677 JU 3-7530 Compliments of MINOT A. EDSON Building Contracto Compliments t the Class of 1961 MR. 8. MRS. ANDREW TICCHI Rose Dillenschneider, Prop. COMPLETE BEAUTY CULTURE Special Service for Convalescents Sz Shut-Ins Wigs 81 Hair Pieces Available 161 West Center Street West Bridgewater Tel. JU 3-7381' If no answer: JU 3-4540 Compliments of GU RN EY BROS. COMPANY Jewelers Since 1841 101 Main Street Brockton, Mass. Compliments of THE KNOTTY PINE CLUB CHARLES' MENS 81 HAIR STYLING 3 Master Barbers 131 Center Street Brockton, Mass. Compliments of WILLIS FURNITURE ST. ANN'S Compliments of Rev. Francis S. Shea, D.D. Rev. Raymond J. Devettere as PARISH West Bridgewater l' t f Comp lmen S O Potted Plants JU 8-0467 WARREN BRUTHERS Shrubs - Cut Flowers ROAD CO. T. E. GRAFFTE, Florists Roads 81 Airfields West Bridgewater 354 Howard Street Brockton, Mass' Route 106 337 West Center St. RICHARD'S CORNER Congratulations to the MARKET Class of 1961 4 Plain Street Cy Hughes 8a Bob Larkin CHILSON LANDSCAPE A little store with a lot in iti' SERVICE , West Brldgewater Tel. JU 3-1644 W. R. MORSE Compliments of Things to wear for those who care FRANKLIN PHARMACY Hatter Sz Furnisher 1108 Main Street Campello Campello, Mass. Brockton, Mass. Compliments Compliments of of A. A. FRANCESCO DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH F. CALITRI 99 Congratulations to the Class of '61 GREEN 81 ES'l'Allllll0KS Real Estate Brokers West Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of Congratulations Churchill to the Class of '61 Company, Incorporated Compliments of 67 Forrest Street Brockton ...... The Compliments of AL CHAVES PHOTOHAVEN Everything Photographic Camero's Tape Recorders Spring Street Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Emily Teixeiro Mrs. Grace Hombly Mrs. Doro Roulstone Mrs. Ann Pillo Transistor Radios 24-Hour Te ephone Service AVON GREENHOUSES 81 FLOWER SHOP Camellia Corsoges-A Specialty Scilly, Gretchen, Clyde, Bill, Dick Complete Wedding Service -Daily Deliveries to All Brockton Hospitals- W. Clyde Cannon, Owner ond Monoger 153 East Main Street Avon, Moss. JU 6-2866 Tel. JU 3-1588 Compnmems O, A. M. GAMBAO a. son Truck Bodies Built and Repaired A FRIEND BIOCkSlTIifh West Bridgewater, Moss. 620 North Elm Street lOl Compliments of C0mPlimef'1fS Of A FRIEND H. and W. MOLD C , F. W. WOOLWORTHS ompliments of West Side Shopping Center Brockton I.ou's ATLANTIC lg f SERVICE STATION COmp'me fS O F. W. Woolworths You'II like eoch tlovor best. Until you try the next. o 9 0 'MAH' ogggzt 06fi9p ICE CREAM 3 Hand The WorId's Finest Ice Creorn The one Ice Creom with thot Old Foshioned Freezer Flovor. 102 Compliments of JOSEPH J. BRAGA Wholesale Dealer in Cigars, Tobacco, and Confectionery Drug Sundries-Toys and Novelties West Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. JU 3-0930 I Compliments of West Bridgewater Fire Fighters Association Congratulations to the Class of 'ol WllllllY RIDGE FARM Registered Holsteins Norman Estabrooks IOS Congratulations to the Class of 1961 from THE WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH' SCH00l PARENT - TEACHERS ASSOCIATIDN Best Wishes to the Class of l96l from Mr. 81 Mrs. John Prescott OAKDALE PACKING COMPANY, INC. 378 Pleasant Street East Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. JU 7-OO35 Geo. G. McNally, Pres. Wholesalers 8- Distributors Heavy Western Beef - Pork - Lamb - Veal Home Freezer Suppliers ........d -jg -- Best Wishes WETZELL'S SPORT AND MARINE CENTER 644 Belmont Street Brockton, Mass. JUniper 6-8279 Compliments of CUSTODIAN STAFF Mr. Arvid l-lagglund Mr. Warren Turner Mr. Gordon Ross Mr. John Large Mr. Carleton Hoyt Mr. Paul Alexander L- yi FRANK SANBORN in Realt Comp! e t ot Compliments of The West Bridgewater High School Chapter of the Nationoi Honor Society Compliment of Best Wishes stEvE's SPORT DEN fm' the CLASS OF 1964 143 Center Street Middleb oro, Moss. Compliments of the Class of 1962 Best wishes to this yea r's graduating class. the Class of 1963 Thomas B. MacQuinn Nursery 81 Tree Service 40 Ash Street West Bridgewater JU 6-OOO2 Compliments of MARKEY'S INC. Fine Men's Furnishings l92 Main Street Brockton, Mass. Compliments of GLAD-ACRE FARMS Merton H. Ouderkirk Route lO6 West Center St. West Bridgewater, Mass. Roadside Stand Open Year Round K 1 I 1 E THIS PAGE SPONSORED LORING STUDIO 'fb- Compliments of FRED WRIGHT FLCRIST CO. Geranium Specialist 382 East Street West Bridgewater v . 1- Compliments of A FRIEND B. A. A. Jan Anne P w. H. LUDDY and soN at Andy Nance Lindc S- 7l North Central Street Carolyn Linda B. E . Chris Martha ast Brndgewater Tel. DRake 8-2l9l or 8-2465 Charter Buses Interstate Intrastate IO G Jo Dill Arvy Greenie 'Chorlien Annie Grip Tino Nellie llolyll GILLESPIE SHERBURNE FUEL, INC. Fluid-Heat Oil Burners Rotary and Gun Burners 532 Montello Street Tel. JUniper 3-3780 Coal-Fuel-Coke PATRONS Linda and Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Churchill Norman Estabrooks Edward D. Ginn Minot Edson Dick and Charlotte Arthur and Dianne Jack and Linda Mr. and Mrs. A Friend C. Edward Boynton Mrs. E. Myrtle Howard Mrs. Annie O'Keefe Mrs. Marion S. MacDonald Mrs. Shirley B. Thorpe Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Shurtleff Ralph Marr Mr. Louis Perrotta Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gurney Walter Child John A. MacDonald Brooks F. Burtt West Bridgewater Public Library Personnel Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Al and Carol Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Greene Wilfred North A. Stuart Nelson Herb and Sandy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Luke M. Boyd Harold Bourne Earl Horton Paul and Carol A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Chapman Thomas Lydon Warren Greene Norman Fenstermaker Thurston Van Dyke Urbino Barreira and Mr. Williams Mr. Frederic R. French, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Frederic R. French, Sr. Armand Gendreau G. T. Golding John Kent Charles McDowell Terrence O'Donnell Robert W. Orr William Rathbun Miss E. Olivia Pearson Mrs. John M. Shukis Mrs. Socarides Mrs. Clifford H. Wheeler Mr. Edward Worcester Mr. and Mrs. Albert Covezoli Sandy G. and Donnie K. Mr. and Mrs. Silvana Rentroia Rhonda and Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sherlaw Mr. and Mrs. George L. Perry Mrs. Forrest Chauncey Mrs. Helen Gentile Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Harris Teenie and Weenie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Setterlund Mr. and Mrs. John F. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Guarino Mr. Robert Guarino Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeBlanc Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fratangelo Mr. and Mrs. Silva LaPerle Bruce and Janice Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Olson Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Burba Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Sharp Mrs. A. V. Beatly' Martha and Jack Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kline Tic and Syl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cabral Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fischer Nancy and Laurinda Mr. and Mrs. Ovila St. Onge Roberta and Dottie Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Soderholm Mr. and Mrs. John E. Newman Mrs. Marie Sullivan A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnett Mr . and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Miss Mary J. Mrs. Richard Herbert DeVeber Walter Lewis George Donald Litzen Charles Loverin McCourt J. Noone Beth and Connie Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Sperandio U. S. Navy THE GRADUATING CLASS GF 1961 SINCERELY THANKS... Mr. French for his long hours of devoted time and effort in establishing our yearbook. Mrs. Kent for her willingness to completely handle the financial portion which deals with subscriptions and advertisements. Mr. Robert Vantine of the Delmar Printing Company for his many suggestions and constant help in the lay out of our Climber. Lorings Studios for the time they willingly spent taking our photo- graphs. Mr. Sperandio, our principal, for his cooperation in allowing us the time and material to meet the requirements of the publication. The faculty of West Bridgewater High School for their support and willingness to render help. 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