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

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I vg,:IIk IIIIQI II I I'II.I ,II I. . I f .- v' ,-' yxx f ,fi 'gf ' 13 ' I , ',3II.'.g1IgI?g,-,,,x 3 I ' - . -Q - ATHLETICS . f. ,I I-,:..fg II.xiv-51 1 ' -X - H. . , '. ACTIVITIES UNDERCLASSES SENIORS ADVERTISEMENTS 4-f F 1W ',N ii 5 15 27 39 47 59 85 I I I I I I I E 3 '55 si ...Q-' e . .,l fs, .-,.,. ,-f-QW-,xalsl-:avi :-'-'- r 'r'v'S2151iX? 5'lY'i'f ', ' 'H Mena , x . ,1'12 'V A q ' E . A D V I M U '2?'1' '-- had 4 ... ,, zb' bV, v' ,.! x Qvl, NVZI E V ,A L EDITORIAL Man has always gazed at the stars, wondered about t ied them and dreamed of someday visiting these m ' odies in the heavens. Today man has advanced very n realization of his dream. Each generation has come closer to the stars because of the struggles of former generations. Each of us, too, dreams of reaching his own star, his cherished goal in life. For some it is a career or higher education: for others it is a pro- ductive job or a rewarding family life. Whatever our star may be, we know that even if the rocket of our life veers off course, we will be the wiser for making the attempt. I Youth will always reach out for the stars, the lofty goals and aims in life, as long as these ideals remain fixed and true overhead: for, as Browning said, A man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for? 'W'iww4nmvur- Dedicated To . . . Mrs. Marietta E. Kent We, the graduating class of i962, in appreciation of her unremitting cooperation with our schooltellows, dedicate this our Climber, to Mrs. Marietta E. Kent. We extend to Mrs. Kent our gratitude for the benefits of her teachings and her abiding interest in our class en- deavors. 4 N 7 . r 1 0 f ' I f I ,f Li 1 'I .,, . I 1 4 5 . ff 1 X 1 I Y ' F K X n K' ' 1 '. ' 1 ..4 L A , 4 x . s v .an 1-x ff -1 7 U ' . 4, I N I X .lx , '. E 41 z L -3 I., 1 I I X 5. .. -:tx V ju R L d X X r E . 1 ' ' N 'hi'-s i 1 ' 4431 L W D ww., V X X !. J I i Ms!! l e x 1 f - Mg g i I 5 H, 4 l 'T ' 1 ii' 1- . 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SPERANDIO ful l K To the Class of l962: Congratulations to you upon the success completion of your high school education. l hope that your efforts will be fruitful. l know that all of you are striving for success. May I suggest that you work toward this end by training yourselves to keep from being ruled by your emotions and feelings. ln your speech, try to avoid slight-ing, references to othersg and in your actions, try to exercise genuine charity for all. B1 so doing, you ll do much to eliminate friction with your cessarily url associates. lt of this would ne neighbors. The natural resu life for you and your A arious Q be a happier Hay all of you succeed in your v K walks through life. Sincerely, . KW fn P . ' 4 -. A5f4f diff Peter JA per dio MRS GLA ' DYS M secretary- 6 . The Far Reaches of the Universe A Farewell Message After many years of tireless and devoted service to the schools of our town, Mr. Mer- rill is about to enter upon a well-deserved retirement. For the time he has been with us, Mr. Merrill has constantly sought to im- prove, modernize and expand the curricular of our schools. Many of us have felt the bene- fits of his efforts during our own school years, and, even though we leave West Bridgewater High School at the same time he does, we look forward with excitement and interest to the continued growth of the physical as well as academic facilities of our school, for which he is so intrinsically responsible. We are grateful to him for the dignity and high ideals he has brought to his office, we offer him our unceasing respect and admiration, and we wish him all possible contentment and well-being for his future. Secretary Mrs. Myron Mather 2' 1 .1 , ..!. ,Q Q Y . L. .... A-,A--f-I . .l...l-.-- All Superintendent Mr. Bert L. Merrill To The Class of l962: The need for wisdom, clear thinking and confidence is paramount in this era of speed with many social and economic changes tak- ing place. l feel sure that the education you have received in West Bridgewater schools will help to adequately prepare you to cope with the many problems that will confront you in adult life. Best success to all of you. Bert L. Merrill Superintendent of Schools ,-,,..... , animal ENGLISH The English department is charged with the responsibility ot presenting the student with verbal aspects of life. ln order to do this, the subclasses vocabulary, composition, gram- mar, and literature are investigated in vary- ing degrees ot intensity. The disciplined study of these subclasses, coupled with the student's outside experience in these areas, should en- able the student to interact successfully with his chosen environment. Mr. Robert Orr Mrs. John Colford LANGUAGES The students in the language departments read their stories and study their grammar, as always. The emphasis on French as a spoken language is evidenced by many records and tapes, using a variety of techniques and na- tive voices. Cultural research in Latin makes that subject all the more interesting. nsoy Oulu 5- PE .1L5 ',v .- ' I Y:':2:2J::':I:?5i:ZE'f1EffE25'9: -it ' Miss Ruth Sherry Mrs. Marie A. Sullivan Shall I compare thee . . 'ia if lf 1 f.,-Q Miss Janice Rylander Mr. Armand V Gendreau Elf-liiirsi X :bmw fxfwt -ww 2 sxxsfmi-5 s r 'X ' - -satis 44':Qx,2kQf.x'i l , ,: ln the field of chemistry, the course of study is P X , s ' ll' iw designed primarily for the college-bound student. ' -i . , 'iz' Classwork is augmented by weekly lab sessions in P , which the student, through synthesis and analysis, a studies the properties and applications of various A ,,X.s 5-fjej, substances. Chemistry helps to satisfy man's curiosity .,sw. by explaining many things we see in life. ' 'l il' ' Mr. Robert W. Mr. David E. Chapman Leveille K ' 'Que-i ' .gn-g X , ,ss my -13' Q Mr. Harry E. Mr. Harald E. Tozier Bent ' A ' H ' :mm-vw-.Yt.,......... Grab the gas masks, quick! Mr. Thomas E. Graffte 'U P' . . therefore the answer is O. MATH EMATICS ln the comprehensive mathematics program the pupil receives a broad, liberal educationg but he has the opportunity to establish himself in the use of symbolism which will encourage brevity, pre- Mrs. John J. Kent cision, and comprehension. The aim is to develop r.. Pgf:f'.j5 X i jgg.. . . . . . . g ., an in uirin attitude and to rove sufficient con- rk , E . . . - 35:4 l Mr. Frederic R. tent material to enable all pupils to have a real ga :L ' ' p,.e,,,h' JL understanding of numbers. Q 5- 9 L l i I. WU' 'E 20,1 i i ii' i Mr. Charles R. Mrs. John Mr. Thomas Mr. Terrence Loverin Malloy Peters O'DonneII HISTORY Through the study and analysis of past events, the student acquires a capacity for judging current issues and develops a firm confidence in the future. This year the his- tory department has enriched its program through the initiation of the team teaching method which enables the students to benefit from the interpretations and experiences ot more than one instructor. MUSIC AND ART school. Mr. William Rathbun Mr. Lewis holds a sectional rehearsal of the band. l Developing an ability for expression through tl essay. The Music Department endeavors to create in the students an appreciation of good music and to acquaint them with the great composers and musicians. This is accomplished by their listening to music, singing, learning to read notes and perhaps even culti- vating a dormant talent. An appreciation of music acquired in elementary grades is of great assistance in encouragnig the stu- dents to elect such activities as band, choir and orchestra in high The chief purpose of the Art Departmentli is to create in the student a desire to draw, design, mold-in short, to create a thing ofil beauty on his own. Through the first nine: grades the student is trained in making things with his hands, and in using his own imagina- tion, creativeness, and ideas. This early train- ing awakens him to the advantages offered by the high school Art Major course and helps to cultivate an interest in art as a possible career. V l 1, - 1 - M.. VA' . 'N fm f I i ,iss 1' I b l - H miitj-'ii' . Mrs. Clifford H. Mrs. John Shukis Wheeler Lets oct business like gms ln conjunction with the class activities, the students in Clerical Practice have applied the clerical practices in bulletin board displays. This has resulted in some original applications of the suggested office procedures as well as modifications of ideas. In addition, some of the creative ability has been combined with artistic attempts either on an individual or group basis. The major topics will be illustrat- ed in this manner during the course. GUIDANCE The sole purpose of the guidance depart- ment is to be of assistance, in any way possi- ble, to the members ot the student body. Be- ginning with the orientation tour for sixth graders about to enter junior high school, and leading to aiding in the selection of a college or a vocation tor seniors, the guidance de- partment is ready to assist in any way it can. ,gsm- Mrs. Donald B. Mr. Frank Dunn Lawson I 'aim if .. Mrs. Herbert DeVeber Mrs. George D. Lirzen HOME ECONOMICS l-lome Economics is a course aimed to- ward helping students to gain perspective through an understanding of themselves and others. lt is developed to inspire high ideals and standards of living. Therefore, it aids stu- dents toward maturing into well adjusted adults who can better meet the many prob- lems they may encounter. This subject in- cludes such things as cooking, sewing, and the daily routine of living to become worthy cit- izens in our society. r l l Don't spoil your lunch, girls! Busy of work- Mr. Floyd G. Folsom PRACTICAL ARTS The main purpose of practical arts in high school is not to make carpenters or cabinet makers of students, but to give them necessary instruction in the use of hand and machine tools, and to help them choose a pro- fession. This year shop has been available to students from the eighth to the twelfth grade. 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NATIONAL HONCR SGCIETY The National Honor Society is an organ- ization which gives recognition to those students who are outstanding in Scholar- ship, Character, Service, and Leadership. ln addition to those qualities, a candidate tor N.H.S. must maintain a cumulative av- erage ot 85. The Honor Society enjoys var- ious activities and also raises funds for an annual scholarship, Miss Janice Rylander Mr. Armand Gendreau Porn Potter. ident, Lewis President. Secretary, Carolyn Pettengill, Vice-Pres Estabrooks, Treasurer, Paula Alexander Y , ,if N' l ': 'l' 'A ii Yds Advisor: Mr. Frank Dunn Vice-President, James Harding, Advisor, Mr. Dunn, Secretary, Sandra Ayers, President, Richard Ohlson, Treasurer, Andrew Freeman, STUDENT COUNCIL 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 consists of one member from each of grades seven and eight, two from each of grades nine through twelve, and all the class presidents. lt meets at least once a month to discuss class dances, letter awards, and other important issues. Back row: Barbara Hughes, Meryl Snell, David Ticchi, Lewis Estabrooks, Christopher Cross, Stephen Reed, Ter- rance Dunn. Middle row: Constance Manugian, Mere dith Brown, Robert Perry, Robert Webster, Susan Mul .41-nn...n lins, Kenneth Anderson, Douglas Leighton, Linda Stan- ley, Peter Diman. Front row: Sharon Seablom, Andrew Freeman, James Harding, Richard Ohlson, Sandra Ayers, Susan North. JK Qflft aft, , ,f,,f',gIjl ' ' wi lift: GU l DQNCQ Grade? mfs Lawson . ' l fe' f of 1 l i lx- nl ,Hire 'I S Q y t-S52 ii i N XA I t,A...S-www i Back row: Mariie Clark, Mike VanDyke, Bob Johnson, Lewis Estabrooks, Todd Grundberg, Judy Carlson, Liz Stonehouse. Third row: Sandy Perry, Eleanor Hirst, San- dy Kruger, Sharon Seablom, June Howard, Mary Mar- telli, Kitty Berry, Linda Chaves, Sandy Beals. Second fu 4 ix I The New Frontie Mr, Frederic R. French, Jr., advis- or, Jeanne Dalton, junior editor, Paula Alexander, editor. I ff C N 9 . N'-.31 , 12.33-3' 8 5' 'xnxx ., row: Dorothy Perry, Sally Buker, Sandy Stuart, Judy Brown, Christine Cook, Gloria Eaton, Jane Hayward, Sandy Barker, Carolyn Pettengill. First row: Sue North, Pam Potter, Paula Alexander, Jeanne Dalton, Nancy Okerstrorn. Space, Theme of The 1962 Climber Since the year 1919 West Bridgewater High School has had a yearbook, and it has always been known as The Climber . This name was derived from the ivy which clung to the walls ot the old Howard High School. Ivy symbolizes the students' slow but sure climb to knowledge, and The Climber is a record of one year of this growth. Eff 1-,ff - Y 'A - ui Oerlc E 'rv L, Graile7 , L Mrs Lawson xp? Standing: Chris Read, Gretchen Cross, junior business man- agers, Seated: Lewis Estabrooks, Sandy Barker, business man- agers. F9 Back row: Carolyn Pettengill, Martha Grattte, Judy Carlson, Chuck Barros, Nancy Okerstrom, Ellie Reed, Sue Buker. Front row: Gretchen Cross, Lewis Estabrooks, Sandy Barker, Chris Read. Business Advisor Mrs. John Kent 7- Back row: Laurie Ahlborg, Carol Maloney, Kathy Cob- bett, Sue North, Rita Andrade, Janice Kelly, Eleanor Cook, Third row: Nancy Gallagher, Marcia Surgens, Sandy Perry, Sharon Seablorn, Sue Mullins, Judy Carl- son, Sandy Beals, Cathy Serneter, Second row: Connie THE WEST WIND Manugian, Alta MacLean, Mary Lou Cheyunski, Shirley Coseo, Janice Radley, Janice Bishop, Paula Alexander, Kathy McGrath, Mana Knox. First row: Dennis Brown, Todd Grundberg, Kitty Berry, editor, Virginia Berry, Nancy Cheyunski. The West Wind covers all areas of school news, social, athletic, and aca- demic. lt also includes many articles of current interest, snatches of humor, and in general entertains and informs the student body. i ff ' f fx' ll I 'io' Sv f' 5:1 fd-'ff' i Ann Rohnstrom, iunior editor Chris Read, junior editor, Mrs Doherty, advisory Todd Grund berg, assistant editorj Kitty Ber ry, editor. 'Gs ',2:,:f ' i n, fu' . . Y. V . an ' - I 1 I - .1 ti , H ' 20 1 as ' 'J B-...W V First row: June Howard, Lorraine Bernier, Lennie Fra- olyn Peftingill, Third row: Nancy Gallagher, Joyce Wil- tangelo, Nancy Okerstrom, Gretchen Cross. Second row: buf, Ellie Reed, Janice Erbeck, Sandy Kruger, Judy Paulette Perry, Carolyn Cassidy, Jane l-layward, Janice Brown, Eleanor l-lirst. Radley, Janice Bishop, Martha Graffte, Sue Buker, Car- Production Advisor Mrs. Shukis 'oz Q' ...rn Art Staff Standing: Mary Ann Martelli, Jeanne Gallagher, Christine Cook, Joseph Norris. Seated: Merry Snell, Seeking Conlinual Improvement l 2 1 Bock row: P. Holmgren, D. Hill, W. l-lolmes, H. Hurley, D. MacLean, J. Brodrick, D. Best. Third row: J. Alden R. Johnson, R. Roffinoli, S. North, E. Estabrooks, B. Jul ien, M. Clark, G. Krebs. Second row: C. Noyes, S. Hay 1 ward, A. Rohnstrom, D. Carlson, G. Carlson, N. .Oker Strom, A. Child, S. Boynton. Front row: G. Cross, B Alden, C. Read, L. Estabrooks, C. Erbeck, A. Preece, J Jackson. xx Q We JEQXB lj . ND AND MAJCRETTES f-'mm J 155 - . , . . This year the stirring music of the band has in- Mfxnx: , spired both team and fans at all home football games 'xvkfj' and pep rallies. The spring concert offers another YM showcase for the accomplishments of the members gig , of this talented group. do K ' J N Barbara Newman, Sandra Krugger, Ellen Foye, Jane Doane, Judy f , X Brown, Jeanne Dalton, Linda Pratt, Linda Couite, Kitty Berry. r g l l A 4 Head Majorette Judy Brown J,m3,.h4 . Dr ,fig 1 pi Back row: E. Estabraoks, T. Mather, G. Carlson, J. Second row: J. Peterson, J. Jackson, L. Lindon, E, Thom Cheyunski, W. Holmes, D. Carlson, D. MacLean, S. as, L. Parker, C. Surette, C. Gurney, S. Beals, B Jerrard, D, Hill. Third row: M. Manugion, W. Alden, Newman, J. Slnkevich, J. Burtt, E. Hirst, D, Kelley, S L. Fratangelo, J. Cheyunski, T. Dunn, D. Johnson, G. Hayward, S. Stuart, P. Berry, E. Stanehouse. First row Cross, J. Dudley, E. Estabrooks, C. Slapki, C. Beals, S. D. Phelan, F. Johnson, S. Swanson, J. Radley, L. Pratt North, B. Hughes, P. Allen, K. Kemp, A. Rohnstrom, J. J. Swartz, J. Hayward, V. Snelgrove, D. Chouinard, J Anderson, D. Hill, J. Harding, R. Johnson, G. Krebs. Dalton, J. Phillips. Director M W e'Le is CHGIR AND SWING BAND This year our choir, which is composed of fifty-eight members, has de- the student body and townspeople with its offerings at the Christmas assembly and the Annual Spring Concert. The enthusiastic choir members have presented both old favorites and new arrangements with equal success. The fifteen lively members of the Swing Band work off steam in weekly sessions which they devote to working on, and enjoying, both new and stand- ard Dixieland arrangements. Michael Manugian, David Carlson, Gary Carlson, Ann Rohnstrom, Gerald Krebs, Robert Roffinoli, Bruce Julien, Everett Estabrooks, Marjorie Clark, Susan North, Lewis Estabrooks, James Brodrick, Hugh Hurley, Douglas MacLean, William Holmes. 3 YP' VS: Bqck row: Mr- Bent, Stephen CO1-morgl Robert Chase, Robert Shurtlett, Robert Ross. Front row: Kevin Brown Richard Linehan, Richard Worchester, James Anderson, Dennis Smith, Stewart Apt. Members of this organization receive an A Any student of grades 7-l2 may joing and Operator's License once they have learned enrollment in the Operators Club will be ac to operate and care for the various audio-vis- cepted at any time during the school year. ual equipment in the school. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls Athletic Associa- tion of W.B.l-l.S. was designed to teach those girls active in school sports good sportsman- ship. The group consists of girls in grades 9-i2 who pass a written test. Each class has a representa- tive. T h e s e representatives meet monthly with the four of- ficers. These eight members comprise the G.A.A. board. 'tat 'W YA. i G.A.A. BOARD Joyce Reed, Judy Dudley, Sue North, Sharon Seablom, Jeanne Dal ton, Rita Andre, Liz Estabrooks, Sandy Perry, Miss Gravelin. OFFICE STAFF Susan North, Meryl Snell, Kathryn Berry, Janice Bishop, Judith Brown, Ellen Foye, Patricia Berry, Sandra Ayers, Martha Gratfte. LIBRARY STAFF Back row: Judith Dudley, Eleanor Cook, Paula Alexander, Sandra Barker. Front row: Jeanne Dalton, Barbara Newman, Ann Rohnstrom, Mr. Orr. CAFETERIA STAFF Back row: Kathleen Mendosa, Shirley Larson, Paula Alexander, Susanne Waugh, Marcia Surgens. Front row: Judith Phillips, Dorothy Perry, Marie Holmes, Virginia Ber- ry, Gloria Eaton, Judith Carlson, Sharon Seablom, David Mullins. L-f-1-ev..-N :, -:3 'ii . WESTIES IN CJRBIT .V-., ..,4. ,, ,., . -X, . ., f- Wi W Aiiisxgygmfah V M I x Z f'1iQ1,gQ,?l 1-bi-LJ i'2'4,f': '7 4 ' ' Sn ni .1 4 ' ',,:.' -,LL-7,17 :i1. v,r if 15' , , if .- . +. .- . , .Qx ., .,..., -1-1699 , ' 'fi . -Pg '--1-::F:a2f?,ss:s5 -'-gave , ., ai- -.i , , 3 ,. ,,q ,. : - --4-1' rf:-L - - . 'gfegcm f ffi f, 'Q M, 1 if is A' Q -V1 'R . , 2 i fi' , X i , ' 7 7' ai in 3, vc, V .2-if . ' w,:1f '- Y mg? . 1 ,Z 1 . i , Q ,M V J E' if- bra' i:2Erf 'Qs W 1: f . .., . V Who says we're not athletic? Feet First Eff? 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Q l il Willselkg J Jnl M sl 2 63 FEBS, 1 4 Back Row: Michael Lounge, Philip MacQuinn, John Dudley, Steve Reed, Joe Rossi, Criss Cross, Ray Burke, Ray Olson, Jim Harding, Ed Chauncey, Jerry Dunn, Ed Carlson. Second Row: Coach Loverin, Coach Leveille, Ray Smith, Wayne Brazil, Les Howard, Bill Holmes, FCGTBALL r pwia K . H Bruce Holmauist, Danny Gezotis, Ron Perry, Art Barros, Doug Hill, Dave Ticchi, Manager. First Row: Bob New- man, Bob Ross, Jim Cheyunski, Chuck Barros, Ron Coehlo, Rick Ohlson, Lew Estabrooks, Buddy Douglas, Red Johnson, Bob Lovell. The l96l season proved to be a good one for the Westies Wildcats. The football team, led by a strong line and a well- balanced backtield made up largely of sen- iors, marched into a six-three record. The Thanksgiving Day victory over East Bridge- water brought us one game closer to the coveted Boosters' Club Trophy. Co-captains: Ron Coehlo, Rick Ohlson SCOREBOARD Westies 8 King Phillip .. Westies 27 Apponequet . . Westies ,24 Westwood ,, i Westies ,l8 Cohasset . Westies ,22 Hanover . Westies i . 18 Holbrook . . Westies 8 Marshfield Westies 6 Hull . i i Westies l8 East Bridgewater V Bobby Ross Chuck Borros '55 .1 Q I if a 3 , if ll Ronnie Coehlo ,gf gi? J if gi First Row: Lew Esiabrooks, Bill Holmes, Wayne Brazil, Chuck Barros, Danny Gezotis, Bruce Holmquisf, Buddy Douglas. Second Row: Ricky Ohlson, Red Johnson, Jim Cheyunski, Bob Lovell, Les Howard, Bob Newman, and Artie Borros. 52509 foach Loverin and Assistant Coach Leveille First Row: Lew Estabrooks, Buddy Douglas, Ronnie Coehlo, Chuck Barros, Bob Ross, Bill Holmes, and Ron Perry. Second Row: Red Johnson, Rick Ohlson, Jim Cheyunski, and Bob 79 Lovell. Q Hx E N -. Lew Estcbrooks AX , if N ,, ff' K 7 Xl T N ? , a ' - , . X CHEERLEADERS 'FQ Co-captain Sue Buker, Joyce Lydon, Linda Fischer, Nancy Gallagher, Sue Barker, Sandy Stuart, Donna Sofka, co-captain Sally Buker. 1 1 ru' , A l i Tl -A ,s P 5 i f or wi ga . 4, 4, 1 l Sub Cheerleaders: Kathy Brown, Bev Horton, Lorraine Linden, Sally Swanson, Jay Swartz, Pat Barros, Linda Bowman, Laurie Ahlborg. Donna Sofka, Linda Fischer, Joellen Burtt, Nancy Gallagher, Sandy Stuart, Sally Buker, Joyce Lydon, Sue Buker. Co-Captain Rick Ohlson Chuck Barros Artie Barros Lew Estabrooks Co-Captain Bob Johnson Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies BASKETBALL l SCOREBOARD Avon , , Cohasset . East Bridgewater . Duxbury . , i . , Hull . . Norwell . . Marshfield . i . Hanover Avon , Cohasset . . . Scituate , . Duxbury , Bridgewater . Norwell i . . Holbrook , . Hanover . Back row: Coach Tozier, Bruce Grippen, Bob Lovell, Dave Carlson, Chuck Barros, Rick Ohlson Bob Johnson, Lew Estabrooks, Jim Cheyunski, Ron Perry, Art Barros, Coach Leveille. Kneeling Les Howard, David Crimmins, Dave Ticchi, managers. L gk Qt .c F' at In , GL , , . , V K ,M . ,- -. f N' v Qi Who's got the ball? Coach Harry Tozier, Assistant Coach David Leveille. Jump, Jimmy! I 5 f , L I , 2 ff,-1 4, .5 vf , -1 X i. Back row: Coach Chapman, Wayne Dufaulf, Bob Lovell, Bob Newman, Joe Rossi, James Tsika, Dan Gezotis, Andy Freeman, Bruce Grippen. Front row: Ron Perry, Gary Carlson, John Freiman, David Carlson, Chris Cross, Ed Ginn, Bob Shurtleff. er ,sei , 1 i t A .. A , his z-.. r , , ' 4, ,' -. it - fy s,,..f 'rm-if - , , f I .. , If , -, ,. e-' f ' Q- ff, 'J if? ,FH A' he ' X . , JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Back row: Ken Anderson, Chris Sheehan, Mike Hatha- Gendreau. Front row: Billy l-lathaway, Mike Andre, way, Dean Scranton, Dick Tsika, Kevin Johnson, Phil Terry Allen, Scot Lovell, Allan Pratt, Bob Fischer. Asack, Dave Thompson, Bob Webster, Larry Welch, Mr. GYM TEAM Back row: Eugene Hayes, Tom Ness, Dwight Waugh, Steve Jerrard, Mike Manugian. Front row: Peter Diamond, George Lindquist, Wilfred Hinchliffe, Brad Eaton, Bill Spadeo. Performing: Dennis Smith. 34 if Back row: Joe Serlenga, Jim Harding, Harlow Wood- First row: Bob Ross, Wayne Horton, Jon Churchill, Don ward, Jim Cheyunski, Chuck Barros, Bob Johnson, Mat Newman, Bob Perry, Rick Ohlson. Owens, Ron Perry, Art Barros, Coach Barreira. Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies Westies 1961 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD E. Bridgewater Bridgewater Holbrook . . . Hull . Duxbury . . , Norwell .. Avon , 1, Cohasset 1 A , Hanover , , . Marshfield , Scituate . s . . . .. . ....., A Coach Barriera congratulates Bob Ross, captain-elect for 1962. ' ' t P QM A af- i 1 1. 4 y t. 2 A' .V .,,.,,. , . , . , . ' V e- 1' Y -R M .. ,A,AV , ,.qw.A: l Back row: Carolyn Pettengill, Katgi 2.-'f -A: A W- -f., . ,. '.'.,.f55Myg,g'-,vV-,-5'-g:r.g-:tres-lf-,,,: - - . . , t .X M N - Linehan, Marianne Fratangelo. Fra, - -, -W 7, , K Y row: Kitty Berry, Sandra Perry, Shq, be -, Q ,A b on Seablom, Susan North, Marie Roll I . ,.,,, , Q11 . X , . ' . . l I -N--' f 2' i . ' l QW -1:-..:e.:f:,e5:.:.::'f2'2'-'.. ' ' H . MWXN'-V-if V vw., , il- ?-cg . :gl B ' L E- 3 il 'wwf s- -82 5 f' 4.'1F1?:ef,:fg l 'wmv it 'f t2 N'f -f f '.E. ':. 1a:' i ' l :fit i ft . , P . l 5. -xiii? 2 - . 4 ' ' ' aw V, 1 . ' - X ., .- it Q . . gj, - 'H - i -VAY Q Q -i fc f ' l vxl- ', f 'M -ef ,gr 5- N. M,-M J . Ns., , gg' , . I. . v, -J W A 2,8 1 1 H gf i SOFTBALL The l96l softball team won three games and lost the remainder by only one or two points. Almost the en- tire squad will return this year for an anticipated suc- cessful season. Captain, Sharon Seablom, Manager, Stuart, Coach, Miss Dana. FIELD HOCKEY ln l96l the hockey team was entirely rebuilt with many new members. The team always seemed to be on the low side of the score but won in spirit and aggres- siveness. Next year promises to be a good season with many veterans returning. l Managers: Elizabeth Estabrooks, Sus- an North, Linda Chaves, Cathy Sem- eter. Party Berry, Fayth Johnson, Doreen Kelly, Barbara Newman, Marcia Sur- gens, Carrie Keith, Sandy Pooleg Misi Gravelin, Coach. Jeanne Dalton, Rita Andre, Judy Dudley, Ellie Reed, Shar- on Seablom, Judy Carlson, Linda Pratt, Susan Mullins. Clockwisez Sandy Ryan, Ellie Reed, Janice Bishop, Sharon Sea- Mullins Liz Esta blom, Sue , - brooks, Chris Slapik, Rita Andre, Sue North. E h kj l GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Get that ball Q Coach: Miss Gravelin, Captain: Sharon Sea- blom. 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THE JUNICRS PRESENT The Ghost Story Egad, what a cad! Caught in his own web of lies . . . Anna Sandra Krugger George James Anderson Mary Judith Carlson Grace Carolyn Pettingill Lennie T Sandra Stuart Lynn Nancy Okerstrom Floyd Sandra Beals Fred Jeanne Gallagher Tom , . .L Susan North Spider's Web Silas Harcourt Alfred Rohnstrom Mrs. Dobbs . J Linda Chaves Robert Tre Raymond Anderson Freda Tre , Martha Graftte Dr. Saunders T Peter Chase Egad, What A Cad Ursula Greystone Catherine Sullivan Fowler . , . . Sharon Seablom Augustus Greystone Bertram Oleander Constant Hope Manly Rash . Milly Smith . Anthony Barros Todd Grundberg Barbara Kipper Lewis Estabrooks . , Veronica Harris .,.,.r:gff .' -. f1f,w 'i-- , . yy? A ,:3,L ,ww W, , - s 11151: if rm .gl Ji' nf . nga? an M l l Q ' L Nurs Q bird, Q filthy dirty bird! f A ' KT! THE LIT Laurie Huntington Sidney Huntington Martha Huntington Wally Huntington Miss lGusl Gustavesky Joan Wood Ted Wood Lillian Wood Mark Bradford Horatio P. Honeywell Amelia Dennis Caroline Blakely Grace Shoenbeck . . Walolo Breckenridge Therese Brown , My peak! l've found my peak! 'ix 7 Keep your paint brush to yourself, you big noise box! I Y I P- k--L. Wait till I tell my math teacher I take my exams standing on my head. 1 TLE DO ,, w if -s u - 1 -9 Now , 'Q' .11 G LAUGHED T T Veronica Harri Alfred Rohnstror . Susan Nor , Todd Grundbe Caroline Pettengl , , , Sandra Stual! . . Lewis Estabrooli Catherine Sullivo HN.. Peter Chas T . James Anclersq s . Barbara Kippe Katherine Berl . , Linda Chayel , Nancy Okerstroii Sandra Bea: Til , Efrifl 'jul :Fm1i1.'?r ' is-?-'Ti '2 35 V 0 'Y 'ii' Q 3 2, in -Rf' , Q .QL j v . W. . 1. -ry. Ls to find our energy peaks. I F pn x N X B N X fix .,f W ,ms 4. bl i- fs.. wi ' :X w M i 'Looks like love in bloom out there, Wally. my , A 12+ ,--f' il ..+ I 3131: , N1 the delicate curve of the neck. ww-f 'X A L I L, , . . , A' ' I That's two redbirds fighting over a caterpillar. :if 9 1 T.. Marjorie Clark, Judy Carlson, Pam Potter, Bob, lRoss, Sandy Perry, Sharon Seablorn. I 4 my ll. f fl . W gy J il J f K- Kitty Ber 1 .W -' Queen of the . QV: , 'f I Junior Prom it W X X ' A wif. '-1 . Q a n i t ' , A 5' ' . 'Q pg:'5j.z'.'v--1211 ---- 1 . Iszrss:-f,.,!1 5 I as . nf' H S Gigi V ' 5 3 'X ':.',.if,.f:ix-.-2-'--f ..,. - '. -i l f -ex.. vi '- 'T RN 53' 4 , 1 3 A f X GJ 'Q' 'A.A1 -Jr ..,V I fffff A1,f T On May 27, l96l, the Juniors held their Prom with a lovely Southern plantation scene representing the theme Under the Magnolias . Dance music, including the minuet, was provided by the Gemsg and the eve- ning reached a climax when Kitty Berry, looking like a charming Southern belle, was chosen by the judges as queen of the Junior Prom. Getting to Know You or I v J The Way You Look Tonight The Waltz You Saved for Me Crowned Queen Under The I Could Hove Donced Al! Night QQK' M ' if v ' I - 'll W , 5 Q if J: if ff '2 1: :.. , Q:-' 5 . ' 932 'fa 14.1 . 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' - I -1, , M ..:, :Iiisf I - -- ' .,'- ' I , f fn Ir' ERCLASSES I -.v II.. el!! ' ll Q - Alas! how swlff the b momenfs fly! ' I i ,Scgrce hergkyef gone ' 'tb fe-A V- ,iff-' ,Aff A' Q. J Jr-,J , ffirgwtw fi' 71 1' , ,, ,YM WV ,bs 1' . ,bs L 'ei-an .. . Pi: .Sl LJZZYYZ7 i 'X L .frf i 2 , i S- in - 4,155-. CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. John C. Molloy, Mr. Thomas Peters, Mr. Charles R. Loverin, Mr. Frederic R. French, Jr. Bock row: Wayne Madan, Charles Johnson, Malcolm Porter, Donald Duquette, Rob- ert Campanini, Richard Drou- kos, Raymond Boucher, Rob- ert D rou kos, Luke Boyd, Michael Perkins, Mark Brit- ton, Second row: Richard Murray, Rosemary LaPerle, Joanne Freitas, Susan Ricker, Jacqueline Ewald, Linda Gil- holm, Phillip St. George, Ke- vin Brown. Front row: Sandra Salhaney, Patricia Lenehan, Meredith Brown, Connie Man- ugian, Lucia Foye, Jane An- dre, Mary Ann Peters. CLASS OF 1967 CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, Kathleen McGrath, President, Connie Manugianj Vice President, Scott Lovell, Treasurer, Lesley Lawson, 'M Back row: David Rossi, Eu- gene Hoyes, John Lindskog, Frank Anderson, Barry Du- fault, Anthony Preece, Brod- ley Eaton. Second row: Scott Lovell, Lionel Doyon, Judith Tingley, Linda Kipper, Joanne Goucher, William Taylor, Dan- iel O'Brien, Alan Pratt. Front row: Susan Richmond, Noreen Norris, Cheryl Gibson, Caro- line Cicione, Ann Howard, Jullian Holmes, Linda Howard. Back row: Kevin Johnson, Frank Juergens, Fred Willis, Kenneth Kaminsky, Walter McElroy, Philip Asack, James MacFadden. Second row: Cheryl Texeria, Brian Mc- Donough, Thomas McCann, Arthur Mandeville, Richard Tsika, William Hathaway, Stewart Apt, Norma Piers. Front row: Kathleen Fenster- maker, Deborah Heath, Elaine Keylor, Jean Crosby, Priscilla Adams, Linda Ward- well, Judith Crowell. TW T Back row: Lawrence Conant, Alan H o d g s o n, Frederick Baker, John Gummow, Peter D i m a n, Donald Hathaway, James Murphy. Second row: Sari Ryder, Patricia Creeden, Dorothy Ferron, Mary Knox, Cecelia Diernbach, D o n n a Dunn, Jean Stuart. Front row: L e sl e y Lawson, Kathleen Cookson, Judith Anderson, Georgina Madan, Donna Bal- boni, Rosalie Eaton, Kath- leen McGrath. 1 Y n l CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, Carolyn Burtt, Treasurer, Barbara Miller, Vice-President, Betty Ryan, President, Robert Webster, Back row: Frank Nickerson, Stanley Snelgrove, Paul Holmgren, Joseph St. George, John Martin, Christopher Sheehan, David Wright, Kenneth An- derson, Michael Andre, Thomas Con- nitf. Second row. Sandra Allen, Lau- rel Monahan, Fiona Miller, Janet Manzer, Barbara Hinchlifte, Judith Knachel, Barbara Greene. Front row: Catherine Steptoe, Rosemary Cham- pagne, Patricia Moneghan, Linda Stanley, Helen Sherlaw, Marie Ross, Nancy Cheyunski. EIGH Back row: Christopher Erbeck, Ro Piver, William Green, David Thomp son, Richard Hinchliffe, Robert Wet ster, Reginald Perry, Gordon Hatha way, Richard Anderson, Dean Scrar ton. Second row: Michael Hathaway Linda Hurcombe, Virginia Berry, Sus an Boynton, Linda Crowley, Kathlee Mendosa, David Best. Front row: Lir da Holmes, Donna Ness, Betty Fincl' Donagene Fongeallaz, Marjorie Gol branson, Judith Wood, Gayle Lawsor 'T ZADE l i l 2? is :L Mrs. Clifford Wheeler, Mrs. George Donald Litzen, Miss Ruth Sherry, Mrs. Marie A. Sullivan. Back row: John Murray, James Mur- ray, Terry Allen, Francis McCaffrey, Stephen Green, George Lindquist, Her- bert Peters, Joseph Sheedy, Robert Fischer. Second row: Ronald Krebs, Alta MacLean, Catherine Howard, Elaine Hayward, Carlene Rickert, Charles Shaffer. Front row: Judith Anderson, Nancy Gasse, Mona Knox, Maureen Srnith, Ruth Couite, Coral Bissett, Jamie Leighton. T' 59 l Back row: James Brodrick, Robert l-linchliffe, Paul Richardson, Frank Cicione, Roy Pierce, Frederic Ricker, Alexander Cacchione, L a w r e n c e Welch, Matthew Chauncey, Boyd Campbell. Second row: Candace Noyes, Christine Stankus, Gretchen Fensterrnaker, Candice Colby, Mich- ele Gaucher, Hope Downs, Margaret Mahoney, First row: Barbara Miller, Sally Miles, Linda Harris, Jeanne Perkins, Susanne Waugh, Anna Child, Susan Styles. CLASS OF 1965 CLASS OFFICERS Vice President David Sheehan, President, Chris- topher Cross Secretary, Linda Bowman, Treasurer, Back row: Donald Edson, Phillip M' Quinn, Bruce Grippen, Arthur F num, Edward Chauncey, Daniel Ge: tis, Bruce Julien, Richard McDonoug Stephen Read. Second row: J an Peterson, Susan Britton, Edward Pa: er, Wayne Dufault, John Greene, W Iiom Miller, David Baker, Lir Couite, Eileen Kazules. First row: 5 san Hayward, Linda Parker, Dore Kelley, Judith Boyd, Linda Bowmc Patricia Barros, Susan Barker. row: David Sheehan, David William Alden, D o n a l d Richard Morse, David Robert Shurtleff. Second Soderholm, Patricia Berry, Hamilton, James Anderson, Ed- Carlson, John Austin, Sandra , Richard Salhaney. First row: Ann Fratangelo, Linda Sevruk, Gummow, Cheryl Larsen, Linda , Carolyn Keith, Judith Prescott. ck row: John Dudley, David Stuart, mes Tsika, David Carlson, Andrew derkirk, Christopher Cross, Ed- rd Ginn, Christopher Slater, Wayne ole. Second row: Jeanne Meurling, rla Bystrom, Joyce Reed, Terry nn, John Cheyunski, Everett Esto- 'ooks, Harold Bishop, Gordon Saun- ers, Arlene Cicione, Marcia Surgens. rst row: Eileen Thomas, Janice Kel- y, Patricia Goldie, Gail Ricker, Bar- Jra Hughes, Priscilla Allen, Martha ladan. Back row: Jerry Krebs, Ralph John- son, Francis Maloney, Eric Green, Dwayne Eaton, Kenneth Smith, Larry Crowley. Second row: Roberta Diern- bach, Barry Conant, Robert Chase, Deborah l-lathaway, Donald Knox, D e n n is Smith, Elizabeth Silveria, Kathryn Brown. First row: Sandra Poole, Jean Jackson, Roberta Stuart, Vivian Snelgrove, Ju d i t h Phillips, Carole Nelson, Dorothy l.aBrache. QVC' 53 in - it rw, CLASS OFFICERS President, Douglas Leighton, Vice-President, Michael Manugian, Treasurer, Charlene Gurney, Secretary, Rita Andrade. Back row: Thomas Olson, Thomas Hambly, David l-lill, Lester I-loward, Thomas Ness, Alan Ware, Stephen Connors. Second row: Francis Finch, Joyce Ryan, Clifford McCann, Michael Manugian, William Hayes, Andrew Freeman, Paul Cogswell, Michael Lounge, Nancy Waite. Front row: Linda Fischer, Eleanor Rich- mond, Donna Sofka, Joye Swartz, f Joyce Lydon, Sally Swanson, Lor- raine Linden. 11 CLASS OF 1964 i i CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Terrence P. O'Donnell, Mr. Robert W Chapman Mr, Harold E. Bent. i lck row: Wayne Brazil, Daniel 'owley, Richard Lemieux, John Jrtarelli, Stephan Gerrard, Robert Connor, Dennis Pilla. Second row: itherine Semeter, Bruce Sahakian, ibert Sullivan, William Spadea, iarlene Gurney, Carole Holyoke. onf row: June Sherman, Marilyn hnson, Joellyn Burtt, Dianne Pdgson, Janet Sinkevich, Ann wdquist, Gail Homans. ck row: Douglas Leighton, Wil- Ed Hinchliffe, Robert Livie, Paul urcombe, Robert Coseo, Joseph gltier, Arthur Barros, Second row: :ithleen Knox, Dennis Brown, Nor- an Doyon, Stephan Knox, Dennis ionahon, Phillip Anderson, Robert uston, Alan Smith, Valerie Ser- nga. Front row: Sharon McCann, athleen Linehan, Maureen Curley, heryl Grant, Beverly Horton, San- 'o Ayers, Mary Lou Cheyunski. 'T' 'C Back row: David Warren, William Holmes, Douglas MacLean, Bruce Holmquist, Raymond Burke, Ray- mond Olson, Douglas Sharp. Second row: Simone Slupski, C h r i s tin e Slapik, Wayne Gibson, Joseph Ros- si, Richard Worcester, Cynthia Bak- er, Barbara Lindskog, Joanne Ka- minsky. First row: Pamela Jolly- mare, Susan Mullins, Sally Smith, Elizabeth Estabrooks, Rita Andre, Karen Kemp, Laurie Ahlborg, CLASS OF 1963 , CLASS ADVISORS Mr, David E. Leveille, Mr. Thomas E. Graffte, Miss Janice M. Rylander. 5-11 1 , s-,..,, li y CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, James Cheyunski, Secretary, Carol Beals, Vice President, Lorraine Bernier, President, Ronald Perry. I ,X - 'iff ' ' ., 5 l T, . , rid ' . . 5' , , f :.+1 Y Carlson Karl Slater John Hus Howard Richmond. Second Brooks Farrar, Joseph Gillis, Ja Warren, Christopher Read, Pa cia Morse. Front row: Diane Joh son, Celeste Surette, Shirlie Cos Meryl Snell, Glenys Lawson, f Rohnsfrom, Marilyn Reid. Back row: David Ticchi, G , I l fi m Back row: Richard Schaffer, Leon- ard Fratangelo, William LePerle, Bruce Ca r l son, David Brown, Paulette Perry. First row: Jeanne Dalton, Donna Chouinard, Carolyn Cassidy, Marjorie Austin, Myrtis Ellis, Jane Doane, Daryl Phelan. Back row: David Sawyer, Hugh Hurley, Melvin Fisher, John Alden, Arthur Kelley, Second row: Kath- leen Cobbett, James Cheyunski, Ettore Mortarelli, Harlow Wood- ward, John Freiman. Front row: Gretchen Cross, Lorraine Bernier, Eleanor Cook, Carol Beals, Judith Dudley, Barbara Newman, Carol Maloney. X Bock row: James Harding, Thomas Lyons, Robert Newman, Joseph Norris, David O'Brien. Second row: Robert Lovell, Sandra Tardie, Meri- dith Jensen, Betty Pennington, Ronald Perry. Front row: Carolyn Hayward, Fayth Johnson, Nancy Gallagher, Linda Pratt, Janice Radley, Janice Bishop, Ellen Foye. SPAC LCG l -vA 4' :hex-:ef-izazfw acne- -vu 1: 3:-'Viv .Q va 'A Ninth Grade First year of high school . . . Languages introduced . . . No initiation . . . Latin was as easy as sum, es, est' '... Mr. O'Donnell's bibliogra- phies . . . The Blue Goose . . . Freshman Flop' '... Tumbling team . . . Sold candy at the basketball games . . . L Tenth Grade Additional classmates from Raynham . . . Dizzy Bop . . . P. J. parties . . . Disections in biology . . . Formaldehyde . . . Probationary members of the National Honor Society . . . Westwind . . . Headaches over fi- nals . . . Eleventh Grade Class rings . . . Westies invade Boston Gardens . . . Under the Mag- nolias . . . Walkover problems . . . Hoop rehearsals . . . Coketail and all night parties . . . We bring back the minuet . . . Superb basketball team . . . Class plays . . . Those unorganizedjuniorsu . . . Crazy color combinations . . . Fragrant chemistry experiments . . . Twelfth Grade ' First dance ofthe year . . . Trips to Lorings , . . Yearbook . . . Green and white for class colors . . . On the first step we take all the others depend . . , The Little Dog Laughed . . , Cultural museum tours . . . Class night . , . Baccalaureate . . . Senior Reception . . . Graduation . . . 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AA A'--v-wfwuq ' 5, 1 ' re 55. ., , sry.: iv - X A A A AA .,, -A TA N- N J A : l we A 4, . liN l: A if-A fif37::5lf'A-A'-- 'N ' 'Q , JA Y' ' gf June Howard Todd Grufldberg 5- Most Dependable Most Dependable l ' - A' ai A 'Q' e ' Mil Paul Ahlborg 70 Prospect Street A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Amoeba . . . DeMolay officer . , . likes to hunt . . . a great lover . . . l hope someone has money for gas. . , . spirit of adventure . . . mad passion for cars . . . l'Il do it. , . . My sister's car has a Thunder-bird en- gine. . . . helpful and courteous. Activities: Operators Club 4, Baseball 3,45 Dance Committees 1,25 Prom Committees 3, 4, Weight Lifting 4. THE CLA Paula Alexander I0 Charles Street She is not as quiet as you think. Alex . . . F.F.C. member . . . Fold and Fry for Churchill Supply . . . laudable li- brarian . . . Mr. Orr, where are the dic- tionaries? . . . wild lab periods . . . green Chevy . . , CUFO's . . . hits Furies . . . Speech petrifies me. . . . capable Climber editor . . . Oh, bilge! . . . brainy, but fun- loving. Activities: Climber Staff 3,4 lEditorlj West Wind l,2,3,4j National Honor Society 2,3,4g Library Staff 3,45 Cafeteria Staff 2,4p As- semblies 3,4, Dance Committees 2,3,4g Prom Committees 3,4. Harald Anderson 263 River Street I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. Skipper . . . loves fried clams . . , always hunting . . . has his own drag strip . . . Eng- lish is his favorite class . . . aids campaigns with his horse and buggy . . . is related to almost everyone in town . . . Mr, Chap- man, let's go down the river. . . . a keen sense of humor. Activities: Dance Committees l,2,3, Prom Committees 3,4. I962 James Anderson 390 Matfield Street The way to knowledge is through investigation. ' ' Test tube . . . haunted the chem lab . . . always laughing . . . DeMoloy . . . radio bug . . , scientific . . . Gee, kids, we have to go to that Fed. meeting. . . . lives near the Matfield Navy Yard , . . lost his homework in the river , . . Diamond Jim and Little Lulu . . . enthusiastic about everything. Activities: Choir l,2,3,45 Operators Club 152, 3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Dance Committees l, 2,3,45 Radio Club l,2. Robert Anderson 201 Howard Street He who has a thousand friends . Swede . . . drives a Model A . . . future dairy farmer . . . official lunch counter in Room l0 . . . Beehive! . . , stepped an his own glasses . . . compass trouble in geom- etry class . . . owns his own stable . . . An- derson number three . . . gigantic handwrit- ing . . , liked by everyone. Activities: Student Council Treasurer 35 Dance Committees 2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Play Committees 3,4. X Sandra Barker 44 Ellis Avenue Of such a merry, nimble, stirring spirit. Sandy . .. lovely attendant at the prom . . . week-ends in Vermont . . . seems shy but really isn't . . . WeIl, Dad, we passed geometry. . . . summers at JO-AL-CO . . . The Effoo Emufu District . . . loves work- ing in the library . . . an infectious laugh. Activities: Climber Staff 3,45 West Wind 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Library Staff 3,45 Cafeteria Staff 2,35 Assemblies 3,45 Class Plays 35 Class Secretary 35 Usherette 35 Dance Committees l,2,3,4. F Anthony Barros lO6 Brooks Place lt You do unbend your noble strength to think. Chuck , . . crackerjack center on the foot- ball team . . . likes sophomore girls . , . bi- ology whiz , . . told his mother Stoney Road l and Country Club Drive were restaurants . . . Augustus Greystone . ., delude de law . . . X I throws a mean curve . . . perpetually smiling. i Activities: Climber Stott 45 Student Council 25 Operators Club 2,35 Football l,2,3,45 Bas- ketball l,2,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Assemblies 3, ' 45 Class Plays 3,45 Dance Committees 3,45 5 Prom Committees 3,45 Ways and Means Com- mittee 4. Sandra Beals 42 Sunset Avenue How far that little candle throws its beam. Bealsie . . . quiet blue-eyed blonde . . . silly moods . . . expert ice cream scooper . . . the great procrastinator . . . not as shy as one might think , . . Floyd in the plays . . . Cut it out. . . . dimples . . . knows every- one's secrets . . . CUFO's . . . everyone's friend. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 3,45 Choir 45 Sports Club l,2,3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Field Hockey 35 Class Plays 3,45 As- semblies 3,45 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Softball 4. - THE CLA Vera Benson 327 East Street A merry heart doeth good like medi- cine. ' Vera . . . lovely long brown hair . , . takes six majors . . . drives a red truck . . . went to Bridgewater High for a day . . . likes to date with another girl as chaperone . . . made costumes for the plays . . . full of fun. Activities: West Wind 35 Assemblies 2,3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Usherette 35 Dance Commit- tees l,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Co-ed correspondent 3. Wifi- ig F1962 Judith Brown 178 South Main Street l will not wear out my youth in idle- ness at home. Brownie . . . energetic lexcept for home- worki . . . bookkeeping comes easy . . . Oh yah? . . , those enjoyable hours at the Dairy Maid . . . I don't like tattle tales. . . . the case of the missing sweater . . . head majorette for two years . . . easy going. Activities: Climber Staff 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 West Wind 3,45 Majorettes l,2,3,4, CHead 3,475 Choir I5 Office Staff 2,3,45 Basketball 2,45 Assemblies 3,45 Dance Committees i,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,4. -J' Katherine Berry i6l Matfield Street Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown. Kitty . . . lovely prom queen . . . peppy maiorette . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . West Wind editor . . , likes plenty of excitement 4 . . takes fruit and vegetables to D.W.F. Park . . . artistic talent . . . spends her time in Bridgewater. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 2,3,4, fEditorl5 Maiorettes 3,45 Assemblies 35 Class Plays 3,45 Usherette 35 Dance Committees l, 35 Prom Committees 3,4. gf-X Sally Buker 43 Francis Avenue A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. Sal . . , cute head cheerleader along with sis . . . lunch table scares . . . l'm going on a diet today5 can l have your dessert? . . . talkative . . . the older twin . . . interested in nursing . . , a true friend to all. Activities: Climber Staff 45 National Hon- or Society 3,45 -Cheerleading 3,4 KCo-captaini5 Basketball I5 Softball 25 Assemblies 35 Class Secretary 25 Class Vice President 35 Dance Committees i,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 WBET Youth Program 3. Susan Buker 43 Francis Avenue Born with a gift of laughter. Sue . , . the other twin , . . goes with that famous D.J .... co-captain of cheering squad 4 . . 98 in the U.S. history final . . . always getting thrown into pools . . . strong for her size . . . Buke . . . blind without her specs . . . Oh pig eggs! Activities: Climber Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,45 West Wind 35 Student Council l,2,3 lSecretaryl5 Cheerleading 3,4 lCo-cap- tainl5 Basketball l5 Softball 25 Class Plays 3,45 Class Vice President 45 Dance Com- mittees 2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,4. THE CLA Judith Carlson 294 East Street Though we cannot outvote them, we will outargue them. Judy . . . full of fun . . . always on the phone , . . l have a question. . . . little white Volvo . . . loved U.S. history! . . . Let's pretend l'm nobody. . . , summers at Winnepesaukee . . . a lively personality. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 2,3,45 Cafeteria Staff 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Gym Team 25 Field Hockey l,2,3,45 Assemblies 3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Dance Committees 2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,4. Peter Chase l'lO East Street ls any man free except the one who can live as he chooses? Pete . . . water, water everywhere fespe- cially in physicsl . . . fascinated by bridges . . . a maniac! lin the playsl . . . livened up speech class . . . diligently worked at blowing up the chem lab .... Notice how sulfuric acid eats away cloth. . . . sense of humor plus! Activities: Climber Staff 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 2,35 Assemblies l,2,3,4g Class Plays 3,45 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Prom Com- mittees 3,-1. CN-it 'lar . . X : 1962 Linda Chaves lO2 Brooks Place A smile is the lighting system of the face and the heating system of the heart. Linda . . . love that l-o-n-g pony tail . . . pretty prom gown . . . Mrs. Dobbs in class plays . . . a miniature golf addict . , . Oh, those Brockton boys! . . . a whiz on the basketball court . . . relaxed in speech classes . . . l-love you found your bathing suit? . . enthusiastic. Activities: Climber Staff 45 Basketball l,2,3, 45 Field Hockey Manager 3,45 Assemblies 4' Class Plays 3,45 Prom Committees 3,4. i Marjorie Clark 478 West Street ' Art is long and time is fleeting, f'Margie . , . artistically inclined . . . l know the answer. . . . drives the family car to school . . . always hungry . . . Do you want your dessert? . . . makes most of her own clothes . . . a good friend. Activities: Climber Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Swing Band 2,3, 45 Class Plays 3,45 Prom Committees 354. Ronald Coelho 44 Sinnott Street I will hold forth the right hand of fellowship. Ronnie , . . a wonderful orator . . . I have appeared before you before. . . . foot- ball co-captain . . , the most sought-after disc jockey . . . helped keep French class a little on the light side . . , competitive spirit . . . Dorothy Dale's favorite panelist . . . very friendly and helpful. Activities: Climber Staff 45 Student Council 3, Operators Club l,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4 iCo-captainl5 Assemblies 2,3,45 Dance Com- mittees l,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Ways and Means Committee 45 WBET Youth Pro- gram 3. Christine Cook 488 West Center Street Not bold, not shy, not tall, but a happy mingling of them all. Chris . . . drove the driver training cor the wrong way on cz one-way street . . . make- up artist for the plays . . . made her own beautiful prom gown . . . always talking about a certain boy. . , helpful. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 45 Class Plays 3,45 Dance Committees 2, 45 Prom Committees 3,4. Ralph Douglas 60 North Main Street A little rebellion now and then is a good thing. Buddy . , . drive-ins . . . Fazoo . . . short cut at the railroad track . . . Douglas Auto Parts . . . likes to dance . . . once hot '52 Merc . . . That's not funny. . . . cutting doughnuts . . , one of our strong Iinemen . . . blushes easily . . . had to write a theme on driving. Activities: Operators Club l,25 Football l,2, 3,45 Basketball l5 Baseball l,2,3,45 Dance Committees l5 Class Plays 4. THE CLA Gloria Eaton 56 Pleasant Street Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Glo . . . sparkling red hair . . . never on time . . . what a pajama party ot Onset! . , . loves pizza and Coke . . , Can l drive? . , . blushes often . . . I'm awfully embarrassed.' . . . enthusiastic nurses' aide at Goddard Hos- pital. Activities: Climber Staff 45 Cafeteria Staff 45 Gym Team I5 Assemblies 2,35 Class Plays 45 Dance Committees 45 Prom Committees 3,4. 1 KN! Wlwms 'ir 1962 Janice Erbeck 75 Bryant Street To,love the game beyond the prize. Jan . . , avid 4-H member . . . never missed a fair . . . always late for school . . . can usually be found driving Betsy . . . What's at Wareham? . . . never tights with her cousin . . . expert cake decorator . . 5 al- ways willing to lend a helping hand. Activities: West Wind 45 Field Hockey I5 Assemblies 2,35 Dance Committees 2, 35 Class Plays 45 Prom Committees 4. Audrey Emerson 269 Matfield Street Cheerfulness is an offspring of good- ness. Audrey . . . can be found in North Easton . . . quiet and reserved . . . those trips to Connecticut . , . frequently stalls the car . . . Are you sure it looks O. K,? . . . always on a diet . . . loves animals . . . sleeps at pajama parties . . . always ready to help. Activities: Assemblies 25 Class Plays 45 Dance Committees 2, 35 Prom Committees 3,4. Lewis Estabrooks 768 West Center Street Reason and judgement are the qual- ities of a leaders Lew . . . class president for four years . . . Manly . . . a two dab man . . . dig- nified only with teachers , . . l can't stop without a brick wall! . . . grease spots on the car window . . . the bridge . . . scales dishes at P.D .... a leader among his classmates. Activities: Climber Staff 4 CBusiness Man- agerJ5 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Band i,2,3,45 Swing Band 45 Football 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Class President l,2,3,45 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,4. Jean Gallagher 73 Prospect Street A merry heart that laughs at care. Jean . . . has a special interest in East Bridgewater , . . Fred in the Junior Class Plays . . . enjoys taking long walks . . . a pretty Southern belle at the prom. ' Activities: Choir 2,35 Gym Team 2,35 Soft- ball 2,35 Class Plays 35 Dance Committees l, 25 Prom Committees 3,4. l 5. lil ll .i. 1 'I .1 r 5 i ,i ,M l ' Martha Graffte 337 West Center Street l'rn just as big for me, said she, as you are big for you. Martha . . . a swaying walk . . . ex-How- ard Seminary student . . . beautiful big brown eyes 5 . an ice cream for lunch , . . wants to be a nurse . . . goes for older boys . . , a real hustler atter the Junior Class Plays. Activities: Climber 45 West Wind 2,45 Choir 35 Office Staff 45 Gym Team l5 Class Plays 35 Dance Committee 45 Prom Committees 3,4. Todd Grundberg l83 North Elm Street Man is but a reed, the weakest reed in nature, but he is a thinking reed. Todd , . . tlirtatious . . . understanding . . . helpful , . . 'l like Metropolitans. . . . sparse, but curly blonde hair . . . I want to be tall! . . . Egad, what a cad . . . likes French. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 3,45 Assemblies 35 Class Plays 3,45 Dance Com- mittees 45 WBET Youth Program 3. THE CLA fV5- l 962 Jane Hayward l5l East Center Street Do not let quiet looks deceive you. Janie . . . plays Cupid for sis . . , history is easy . . . shorty . . . l don't like you any- more. . . . adores P. D. . . , 9 o'clock at Gummows', Ronnie? . . . easy going. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 3,45 Band l,2,35 Choir l,2,3,45 Assemblies l,2,3, 45 Class Plays 3,45 Dance Committees l,2, 3,45 Prom Committees 3,4. Veronica Harris lO4 North Elm Street A merry heart, a cheerful counte- nance. Ronnie . . . mad cap . . , l'm not ashamed, I rode a bike! . . . Me, go steady? . . . hair always neat . . . blue prom gown . . . goes to the beach in October , . . likes NORM- al people . . . '57 Ford convertible . . . one of WooIworth's free advertisers . . . friendly. Activities: Cheerleading 2,35 Field Hockey 2, 35 Class Plays 3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Dance Committees 2,3,4. Douglas Hill 50 Main Street He may appear quiet, but look again. Doug . . . blond whiffle . . . sing along with Mitch , , . Oh those speech classes . . . home- room escapades . . . always obeys the law . . . plays golf in his back yard . . . drives? a '58 Pontiac . . . faithful church goer . . . always courteous. Activities: Choir l,2,3,45 Operators Club l, 25 Football Manager l,2,3,45 Baseball 45 Dance Committees l5 Prom Committees 3,4. West Brideewafef Public umm' 19 West Center Street We-if ,..i:lsfs' Erideewater. Mass. felt -A Eleanor Hirst 215 West Center Street There is a time of speaking and a time of being still. Eleanor . . . always has her homework done . . . CUFO member . . . a good secre- tary . . . talks on education . . . business- like . . . types with blue ink . . , sincere and quiet. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 45 Choir l,2,3,45 Class Plays 45 Prom Commit- tees 4. Q1 go June Howard 272 River Street Good manners and soft words have brought many a difficult thing to pass. June . . . terrified of bugs , . . mumblesgin her sleep . . . relatives galore . . . rainy nights in a leaky tent . 5 . blueberries . . . He makes me nervous. . . . sail-fish enthusiast . . . stranded in the river . . . cheese sandwiches . . , equestrian . . . a wonderful friend. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 45 Cafeteria Staff 25 Class Plays 45 Dance Com- mittees l,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,4. THE CLA Paul Howard 31 Prospect Street Cheerful without mirth. Howie , . . an obsession with cars land trucks? . . . little man in the white coat in plays . . . frequent trips to Field's Park . . . Come on, let's climb the tower. . . . active in church youth group . . . o sincere friend with a sense of humor. Activities: Gym Team 15 Class Plays 35 Prom Committee 3,4. 1962 N., ff t , Barbara Kipper 484 East Street Character makes its own destiny. Barb . . . competent waitress at Weymouth Naval Air Base . . . great job as Constant Hope in the plays . . . beginner's luck at bowling . . . elected Speech lll . . , always willing to help others. Activities: Sports Club 2,3,45 Basketball 2, Gym Team 2,3,4g Assemblies 3,45 Class Plays 3,4g Dance Committees 3,45 Prom Commit- tees 3,4. A - t.-: ' fjgfsl -QQ? sys 73 Robert Johnson l2 Central Square Action, action, action. Red . . . aggressive . . . halfback . . . basketball co-captain . , . What's on his shoulder? . . , '53 Merc . . . temper, temper , . . a great lover . . . Johnson and Johnson Baby Powder . . . built his own car . . . capa- ble and intelligent. Activities: Student Council lg Football l,2,3, 4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4 ICO- captainl, Vice President 25 Dance Commit- tees 2,3. Sandra Krugger 7l Pinecrest Road Man has his will, but a woman has her way. Kruggie . . . peppy majorette . . . finally had her hair cut . . . Junior Prom attendant . . . Everybody out of the pooll , . . steady goer . . . not very enthusiastic about U. S. history . . . l'm hungry! . . . wild parties . . . an outgoing personality. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 3, Ma- iorettes l,2,3,4, Choir l,2, Cafeteria Stott l,2, Basketball l,2g Softball 25 Field Hockey lg Class Plays 35 Secretary 45 Dance Com- mittees 2,35 Prom Committees 3. Ronald Livie 46 North Main Street On quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Ron A . . always does algebra before school . . . l got a 90 in the history test. What did ou et? . . . seems indifferent to irls Y Q Q . . . quiet and sincere. Activities: Basketball 25 Prom Committees 3, 45 Dance Committee 4. THE CLA Maryanne Martelli 625 Wall Street 'Merrirnent comes in sparks, joy in flashes, and happiness in lighteningsf' Maryanne . . . likes anything that's differ- ent . . . pizza for breakfast . , . Oh, my hair is a mess! . . . blue Ford convertible . . . never on time . . . wrestling with pet- ticoats . . . Oh, no, Mr. Chapman! . . . very friendly. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 45 Usherette 3,45 Assemblies 2,3. Timothy Mather 88 Bedford Street A fellow of infinite jest, of most ex- cellent fancy. Tim . . . drives a '56 Ford . . . officer of DeMolay Cnotice the jacketl . . . member of the Naval Reserve . 5 . Who says Rainbow girls aren't attractive? . . . English is his downfall . . . anxiously awaits every pay check from the Navy . . . always helpful. Activities: Band l,25 Choir l,2,3,45 Swing Band 25 Football 25 Basketball 2,45 Gym Team l,2,3,45 Class Plays 35 Prom Committee 35 Semsbo 2,3,4. Janet Metcalf 3l Hillside Avenue The best of life is conversation. Jan . . . Onset Beach . . , convertibles . , constant talker in homeroom . . . Woodsy . . , PJ. parties at her cabin . . . Oh, but Ma! . . , one meal a day in the summer . . . dove off Dummy Bridge . . . full of pep . . . wants to travel. Qcltivitiesz Band lg Cafeteria Staff 25 Basket- a . 1962 George Meurling 33 West Street Quiet and seemingly shy with a spar- kle of mischief in his eye. George . . . the great white hunter . . . ls there really a limit on pheasant? . . . l didn't do my English! . , . Have you done your U. S. History? . . . Seems quiet, but is he? Activities: Operators Club l,2p Basketball lg Baseball l,2,3,4g Dance Committees l. Peter' Morrison ll8 Spring Street Happy is he who is content. Pete . . . drives a mad Cadillac . . . new soda jerk at Bob and Ken's . . . Oh, Well. . , . smokes Green Trees . . . dates underclassmen . . . curly, curly hair . . . gives driving lessons to frustrated females . . , always polite. Activities: Football lg Prom Committees 3,45 Dance Committees 4. Stephen Mosher 58 Bedford Street Not too serious, not too gay. Steve . . , newcomer in senior year . . , speed demon . . , l can get 60 in first, 80 in second, and l2O in third. . . . always has a cold . , . Casanova . . . Green Mountain Boy . . , likes W. B. girls better than those in Vermont. Activitiesz Operators Club 2,3, Football l, Baseball 2, Weight Lifting 4. Susan North 67 Ash Street She can be serious, but as you know, fun too must have a show. Sue . . . excellent trumpet player . . . short? . . . King's . , . wants to be a music teacher . . . fought with the boys in elemen- tary school . , . likes the name Bobby . . . poet . . . full of fun. Activities: Climber Staff 4, West Wind 2,3, 4, Student Council 4, Band l,2,3,4, Swing Band 2,3,4, Sports Club l,2,3,4, Office Staff 3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Softball 2,3,4, Field Hockey Manager 3,4, Assemblies l,3, Class Plays 3,4, Pram Committees 3, Semsba l,2,3, 4, Regional Concert l,3, Dance Committees l,2,3,4. THE CLA' Richard Ohlson 19 Norman Avenue ' Gentle in mood, strong in perform- ance. ' Rick . . . quarterback . . . football and basketball co-captain . . . blue custom Ford . . . little man , . . letter writer . . . tried to apply to a girls' school . . . Dark Horse Ohlson . . . tremendous sense of humor. Activities: Student Council President 4, Foot- ball l,3,4 lCo-captainl, Basketball l,2,3,4 lCo-captainl, Baseball l,2,3,4, Dance Com- mittees 2, Prom Committees 3,4, I962 Nancy Okerstrom 92 Prospect Street A heart with room for every joy. Nance , , , led the grand march at the Junior Prom . , . can't decide which shoes to wear . . . was a boy . . . Call up some- time, . . . What did she sit on? . , . studious 4 , 4 Only two in the front seat. . , . lives on a back street . , . boundless enthusiasm tor band, Activities: Climber Staff 4g West Wind 3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Basketball 35 Gym Team lg Assemblies l,2,3,4g Class Plays 3,41 DOVYCS Committees 4g Prom Committees 3,4 Matthew Owens 205 Copeland Street Let each man do his best. Matt . . . unnecessary crutches . . . likes Chevy convertibles . . . skin diver . . . plays pool . , . wild parties at his beach cottage land at homel . , , uses Vitalis . . . source of many unnecessary noises . . . a good friend. Activities: Baseball l,2,3,4g Dance Commit- tees 45 Prom Committees 3,4. is-gear' David Perry 21 Purchase Street Who is of a calm and happy nature. Dave . . . Tedeschi's bundle boy . . . drives a '54 Merc . , . How many barrels has a four barrel? . . . TWO! . . . l-low's Van Dyke's tender? . . . What does barbed wire refer to? Dorothy Perry 29 West Street Modesty is the beauty of all women. Dottie . . . usherette at the Junior Class Plays . . . likes to make her own clothes . . . Homemakers' Award . . . friendly 5 . . sin- cere . 5 . never fights with her sister . . . willingly gives assistance. Activities: Climber Staff 45 Cafeteria Staff 45 Softball l5 Assemblies 2,35 Usherette 3. Sandro Perry lO8 Ash Street ' She has a smile for everyone. Sandy . . . dozens of shoes . . . used to collect Kookie pictures . , . athletic . . . football fan . , . loves convertibles . . . has some unusual clothes . . . miniature golf ad- dict . . . everyone's friend. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 3,45 Choir l,2,35 Basketball l,2,35 Softball 2,3545 Assemblies 45 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,4. THE CLA' 4 Carolyn Pettengill 6l5 Perry Avenue A jolly disposition is no small asset in life. Carolyn . . , the business course scholar . . . shortest in the class . . . got a softball letter for warming the bench . . . banana royals at Producers' Dairy . . . look out for the Midget Cop . . . N-O-W wait o minute. . , . cooperative and reliable. Activities: Climber Staff 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Softball 3,45 Assemblies 2,3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,4. my Pamela Potter 77 West Street A witty woman is a treasure. Pam . . . Pam the Bookworm . . . does her French during French class . . . one of the first to get her driver's license . . . Love those lab periods. . . . pokes holes in Coke caps when mod . . . what a talker! . . . bowl- ing balls, anyone? . . . helpful. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 35 Class Plays 3, 45 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 As- semblies l,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,45 Class Treasurer 4. 1962 Jennifer Preece 22 South Elm Street Serene and resolute, calm and self- possessed. Jenny . . . charming English accent . . . can be found driving a gray Ford convertible . . . subtle sense of humor . . . frequent trips to the Cape . , . spends hours doing home- work . . . loved driver ed. class . . . still look- ing for her dog . , . a good friend to every- One. Eleanor Reed 325 West Center Street She is full of joke and jest, and her .many quips are never over. Ellie . . . newcomer this year . . . can be witty without trying . , . loves Cakes . . . had her hair cut? . . . heavy foot . . . loves to move .. . writes to doctors . . . after school swimming trips . . . lively. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 45 Basketball 45 Softball 45 Field Hockey 45 Dance Committees 45 Prom Committees 4. Alfred Rohnstrom 266 Pleasant Street Sees fun in all things that come his way. MAIN . , . fascinated by younger girls . . . Let's hold hands, it's more romanticl . . . an outstanding laugh . . . o dedicated milk- man . . . Mr. Harcourt . . . made someone jealous during the plays , . . hates work . . . a chronic speech forgetter . . , loves the great outdoors. Activities: Band l,2,3, Swing Band l,2,3, Class plays 3,45 Prom Committees 3,4 Robert Ross 37 Francis Avenue Moments would be dull without him. Bob . . . guard on the football team . . . quick elbow , . . ls that a sunburn or are you blushing? , . . Batteries oren't essential, but they are convenient . . . knuckles . . . motel work . , , a dependable friend. Activities: Operators Club l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4 lCo- captainlg Dance Committees 2, Prom Commit- tees 4. THE CLA Sally Russo 32 Cyr Street Be true to your word, your work and your friends. Sal . . . lives in a candy kitchen . . . long, long eyelashes . . , cries when she laughs . . . smile ot innocence . . . newcomer in the seventh grade . , . likes a certain Irish teacher . . . took a little tumble in gym . . . song writer . . , always ready to help the class. Activities: Office Staff 2,31 Assemblies 25 Class Treasurer lg Usherette 2,35 Dance Committees l,2. Sandra Ryan l4 Sinnott Street Here is ci true and industrious friend. Sandy . . . cute redhead . . . worries about school . . . Wait! . . . loves to eat . . . loses weight , , . l'll get an A if it kills me. . . . trip to New Hampshire . . . a lively personality. Activities: Choir l,3g Basketball l,2,3,4, Soft- ball 4, Assemblies 2, Dance Committees 2,3g Prom Committee 3. : l962 Sharon Seablom 29 Spring Street A young athletic girl, fearless and gay. Seah . . . devoted Republican . , . F.F.C. member , . . F-O-O-D is G-O-O-D! . . . athletic . . . passes out Kleenex during sad movies . . . always has an idea . . . water skiing enthusiast . . . Fowler, Fowler, where are you? . . . collects test tubes . . . exten- sive wardrobe. Activities: Climber Staff 4, West Wind 45 Student Council 4, Band 1,25 Cafeteria Staff 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4, Softball 2,3,4, Field Hockey 3,45 Class Plays 3, Dance Committees 4. Joseph Serlenga 80 Crescent Street There is no duty we so much under- rote os the duty of being happy. Joe . . . B.P.M. coolie . . . newcomer from Brockton . . . prefers West Bridgewater . . . physical science is his specialty . . . likes spaghetti and Italian girls . , . baseball en- thusiast . . . NAVY . . , couldn't wait to get his license . . . enthusiastic. Raymond Smith 44 Matfield Street He has a smile and joke for every- one. Smitty . . , a twister . . . everyone's friend . . , tremendous football player . . . 200 plus pounds of solid lineman . , .fine sense of humor . . . good natured mischief maker. Activities. Football l,2,3,4. Ralph Souza 88 North Main Street Nothing worries him, nothing hurries him. RaIf . . . full of mischief . . . Runaway . . , How was that trip to New York? . . . lunch is his favorite period . . . I don't know . . . pencil over ear . . . likes green . . . That's right! . . . likes football and basket- ball . . , walking papers . . . enjoys a good joke . . . a good friend. Activities: Football 2,3,4p Basketball l,2,4g Gym Team l,2g Dance Committee lg Prom Committee 3,4. THE CLA Elizabeth Stonehouse 59 Thayer Avenue I am wealthy in my friends. Liz . . . newcomer in sophomore year . . . business-like blonde . . . appears quiet, but once you get to know her-! . . . great French student , . . friendship ring in her junior year . . , light green Plymouth . . . packs a powerful left . . . always blushing , . . willing to help. Activities: Climber Staff 4g West Wind 3g Choir 3,45 Assemblies 35 Class Plays 4g Us- herette 35 Prom Committees 3,4. l l 1962 Donald Stuart l2 East Street A sparkle of mischief in his eye. Don . . . '57 green Plymouth . . , big ideas . . , breaks all speed limits . . . hearty laugh . . . cheats at bowling . . . hates girls . . 5 ls one side of the car shinier than the other? . . , likes pizza lat Lorenzo'si , . , good-hearted. Activities: Dance Committees 3,45 Prom Com- mittees 3,4. Sandra Stuart 423 North Elm Street To live as fully and completely as possible is the true aim of life. Sandy . . . the big talker . . . brainy . . . Girls' Stater , . . No, l'm not going steady. . . . peppy cheerleader . . . temper, temper . . . C'est la vie . . A flirtatious . . . Who, me? . . . moody . 5 . can make you believe almost anything . . . religious . . . great prom chairman . . . a good friend. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind 35 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Cheerleading 45 Basketball l5 Softball Man- ager 2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Girls' State 35 Assemblies 35 Class Plays 3,45 Dance Com- mittees l,2,3,4. Catherine Sullivan 52 Maolis Avenue True wit is what oft was thought but ne'er so well expressed. Sully . . . loves popcorn . . . big flame at B.U .... hates the indoor sports . . . Ursula in the class plays . . . egg shampoo at a P.J. party . . , '60 white Impala . . . a lively, glowing personality. Activities: Climber Staff 45 West Wind l,2,3,45 Chair l,2,3,45 Library Staff l,2,3,45 Cheer- leading 35 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Bas- ketball l5 Softball 2,35 Field Hockey 25 Class Plays 3,45 Prom Committees 3,4. John Turner 349 North Elm Street An affable and courteous gentle- man. Johnny . . . laughs easily . , . l'll never understand women. . . . doesn't believe in studying . . . loves the school lunches , . . What did you do in New Hampshire? . . , quiet. Activities: Gym Team lg Prom Committees 3,45 Dance Committee 4. Michael Van Dyke 26 Woodland Road Give me leave to speak my mind and l will through and through. Mike . . . '51 Chevy . . . theaters . . . Fernandes and loveable Joe . . , a cheerful smile.. . . Don't tell her that! . . . motel work . . . greyhound . . . junior study halls . . . hockey at the lunch table . . , big tease . . . wonderful friend. Activities: Operators Club lj Class Plays 45 Prom Committees 3,4g Dance Committees l,4. THE CLA Joyce Wilbur 75 Bryant Street Always herself, honest and unpre- tentiousf' Jody . . . loves deep seo fishing . , . fun-loving . . . seamstress . . . received a homemaker's award . . . a steady goer . . . arrived late for school almost every day in her junior year . . . never a bad word about anyone. Activities: West Wind 45 Assemblies 2,3g Dance Committees 45 Prom Committees 3,45 Class Plays 3,4. , J . . --,-V1' -- A.. J, .fx ' ' A . F' ,qs ' agp ' ' , X K X N . ., , n 571. .4 1. ,- ' '. -3! ?' -. I S , SW eff-'3-I , gay . . f ,Q 1 bw - I'-. ' ' as . 0 -.1 fn, . ,S . - I 5-., 5 ,-1 -Fa, - i , 4-,j . . 'X gf? LI Q I. - f '-A32 MY- , gf ' 1 5. , .1 ., ', E . e . f l ' 2. 5 e , , -Q.: 'ix wx- ..eQi'f '?'3ig'y , - ,. ,f-. N-1 '- -sw-.-.f urns. 1 ' -.f - 1 Ji: fue f -,fietfh-Ig, 1- 't,',,'xJffd1i ' , Y , , 1 '- A. , I'?'3'f1 .nE'Q.i-dQffa??Y'ifl-5:65 'imm- f' ' ' ' .- N- , , Jr'.x3gi:vxA ' 1-qyfi 'gf . .,e?- . ' 1: nf-gf-E. fu: fvg -f A I , gT-Sfiii -3'Fifi:4.:f? 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FRANCESCO 256 Main Street, Brockton Compliments of Compliments of CYN1'HlA'5 LOU'S ATLANTIC BEAUTY SALQN SERVICE STATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 FROM MOIN'I'IIIE'S DAIRY Compliments of HOME NATIONAL BANK 5 West Center Street HOWARD R. ANDERSON TILE CO. West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Ceramic Tile Member F.D.I.C. Bathrooms and Kitchens Telephone JU 6-2433 JAY'S PLAYLAND Miniature Golf Driving Range Dairy Maid Kiddie Rides Route 28 West Bridgewater Compliments of PIERCE REFRIGERATION COMPANY 387 North Elm Street West Bridgewater Tel. JU 6-1088 cedar 8-2692 Juniper 6-0209 BOWDEN REAL ESTATE Residential and Commercial Appraisals - Mortgages FHA and Conventional Financing Compliments of TOWNE CLEANERS l Hr. Cleaning Available East Bridgewater Compliments of WILLIS FURNITURE Compliments of FRANKLIN PHARMACY Campello, Mass. Compliments of DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH F. CALITRI Compliments of H. AND W. MOLD Compliments of the MAGIC CARPET KINDERGARTEN PHILLIP R. LAGERSTADT Jeweler-Watchmaker Gemologist 1062 Main Street Campello, Mass. Tel. JU 8-0299 Compliments of Compliments of DR. AND MRS. ALBERT L. KING BRADY'S DINER Compliments of Best Wishes WETZELL'S SPORT AND MARKETS' 'NC MARINE CENTER Fine Men's Furnishings 644 Belmont St- l92 Main Sf. Brockton, Mass. Brockton, Mass. JU 6-8279 You'II Like Each Flavor Best Until You Try The Next The O 000' Gemma Uhfcggaalzbrzeaf ICE CREAM I The WorId's Finest Ice Cream e Ice Cream With That Old Fashioned Freezer Flavor 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 STEVE'S SPORT DEN 143 Center Street Middleboro, Mass. L. ll. BALFUUH CllMPAlllY Attleboro Massachusetts Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Class Rings And Pins Commencement Invitations-DipIomos-Personal Cards Represented By MR. BILL ROWAN Attleboro Office 90 Compliments of CROWLEY'S SPA Compliments of BURQUE'S SERVICE STATION Complete One-Stop Service En ine Tun -U 9 e P Automatic Car Washing Wheel Balancing Automatic Tire Changing 8 North Main St., West Bridgewate Tel. JU 3-9755 Congrolrllllgtlons to Congratulations to the Class of 1962 CIGSS of 1962 from GUMMOWS ci-m.soN LANDSCAPE Home Made Ice Cream SERVICE Best Wishes to The Class of l962 from MR. AND MRS. SCOVEL CARLSON Compliments Best Wishes to of The Class of l962 from BAY STATE CARNATIONS, INC. THE K. A. CLUB DAlKER'S FLOWERS C0mPlimenfS of Flower Shop-Greenhouses DR. AND Mus. 'ri-ioMAs gi Bridgewater, Mass. F' COC HARY I8 Central Sq. I Formals-CocktaiIs-Lingerie Q Compliments of Bridal Gowns-Bridesmaids' Gowns Q f I yes eryeqrs Ju 3-I822' UJIIS157 Main sf. , Brockton, Mass. West Bridgewater Eastern Star Gowns Graduation Dresses Compliments Congratulations of To The Class of '62 HOPPY'S CHIEF AND MRS. OIL DOUGLAS P. 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Compliments of KEN'S AUTO SERVICE Best Wishes to The Class of i962 POMEROY'S DON UT SHOP I7 North Main St. West Bridgewater Congratulations t the Class of i962 DAVE AN DERSON l SchooI Busses i Compliments of HOC KOMOCK FARMS West Bridgewater CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '62 COMPLIMENTS OF UAMPELLO CIIAL CIIMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '62 WIIIIIIY RIDGE FARM REGISTERED HOLSTEINS NORMAN ESTABROOKS 95 COMPLIMENTS OF CHURCHILL SUPPLY l1l1MPill1lY 67 FOREST STREET BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS Congratulations to the Class of 1962 BOB 8. KEN'S RESTAURANT Catering for all occasions Compliments of THE GARDEN AND GIFT SHOP 35 South Main St. West Bridgewater JU 3-9112 96 MARY CROMPTON'S Distinctive Gifts Accessories Compliments 680 Plymouth Street Route lO6 of East Bridgewater, Mass. BRIDGEWATER Congratulations to ICE 8. COAL COMPANY the Class of 62 Compliments of BUNCEY'S GOLF CITY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '62 GREENE Ka ESTABRUUKS REAL ESTATE BROKERS WEST BRlDGEWATER, MASS. THE RED ROOSTER Open 11:30 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Daily 99c Luncheons 11:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Supper Specials 51.55 and up Serving Cocktails Junction of Routes 138 8t 106 South Easton, Massachusetts W. R. MORSE Things to wear for those who care Hatter 81 Furnisher 1108 Main St. Campello Brockton, Mass. THOMAS B. MacQUINN Nursery 81 Tree Service 40 Ash Street JU 6-0002 SMITH'S CORSET SHOPS, INC. 242 Main St. Brockton, Moss. Compliments of THE KNOTTY PINE CLUB Congratulations to the Class of 1962 GATEWAY GULF SERVICE South Main St. West Bridgewater Compliments of DR. 8- MRS. HERBERT C. CHASE PILLSBURY'S GREENHOUSES Flowers for all occasions 506 North Elm St. West Bridgewater, Moss. MATHER'S CHEVRON SERVICE Myron Mather-Prop. Corner N. Elm 84 Copeland Sts. West Bridgewater Tune ups Minor Repairs lt is better to have insurance and not need it, than to need insurance and not have it! HERBERT G. GORDON Real Estate 81 Insurance 2 Crescent St. W. Bridgewater JU 3-1450 COMPLIMENTS or CROWLEY'S MARKET Compliments of KENWOOD TIRE CO. West Bridgewater JU 3-1588 A. M. GAMBAO 81 SON Truck bodies built and repaired. Compliments of FRANK SAN BORN Blacksmith Realtor 620 N. Elm St. W. Bridgewater Our Sincere Best GANLEYIS Wishes To Our Many Friends In The Class of i962 Sportswear Women's Wear Children's Wear X 'api ...N X , ' sv.: W. BRIDGEWATER INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT New Building-Leased Lease-Backs-Package Plan R. Spadea Route 24 Tel. JUniper 3-2849 West Bridgewater, Massachusetts SOUTH CHINA RESTAURANT Air Conditioned-Cocktail Lounge Finest Chinese and American Food 43I Bedford St. Rt. I8 and 28 Bridgewater, Mass Compliments ot HARTSHORN-MILLER REAL ESTATE I-l. Roy I-lartshorn Betty A. Miller Notary Realtor Compliments of KEN N ETH HARDENBROOK M. CLIFTON EDSON 81 SON, INC. Insurance For Every Need V I 'SIS II Central Street ., ,y flfgfxfcul , E. Bridgewater, Massachusetts ' l DFOIQG 8-3156 Compliments of HAYWARD'S DAIRY FARM RICHARD'S CORNER MARKET 4 Plain Street Cy Hughes and Bob Larkin Best Wishes From The Corner West Bridgewater Tel. JU 3-I644 Best Wishes WEST BRIDGEWATER CLEANSERS SWANSON-WALLIN COMPANY Zenith RCA Radios-Televisions GE Home Appliances Sales and Services Telephone Drake 8-2431 49 Bedford Street East Bridgewater, Mass. Good Luck To The Class Ot Compliments of 1962 ELM SQUARE NON'S GAS STATION PHARMACY Minor Repairs and Accessories Richard's Corner West Bridgewater, Mass. 240 West Center Street West Bridgewater G. 81 E. REALTY CO. George 81 Eleanor Brown Telephone JU 3-202l 225 South Main Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. LESTER P. SLATER, SR. Dachshunds Chihuahuas Toy and Miniature Poodles Compliments of DUNNINGTON'S Best Wishes DR. 81 MRS. RICHARD GUIDOBONI BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS BANK West Bridgewater Office Hours: 9-3-Wed. 9-6 Bridgewater Office Main Office Hours: 9-3 - Wed. 9-6 GIOVANONI CONSTRUCTION Leo Giovanoni Builder West Bridgewater, Mass. CAMPELLO SHOE STORE Joseph Carriuolo, Prop. Dependable Shoes For The Entire Family Rubbers-Fine Shoe Repairing IO85 Main Street Brockton, Mass. JU 3-2620 Compliments of VAN DYKE LINOLEUM 8. TILE CO. 26 Woodland Road West Bridgewater Compliments of GLAD-ACRE FARMS Merton H. Ouderki rk Route IO6 West Center St West Bridgewater, Mass. Roadside Stand Open Year Round OG S 0 CSSO 0 THE WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHCDOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSCCIATION FROM COMPONENT MANUFACTURING SERVICE, INC. Compliments of GURN EY BROS. COMPANY Jewelers Since 'I84I IOI Main Street Brockton, Mass. Courtesy of DAVID RICHARD SACCOCIA Barber Shop Air Conditioned Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of The WEST BRIDGEWATER POLICE ASSOCIATION Cong rotulotions From EASTERN GRAIN CO Manufacturer of Wirthrnore Feeds W. H. LUDDY and SON 7I North Centrol Street Eost Bridgewater Tel. DRoke 8-2191 or 8-2465 Charter Buses Interstate Intrastate Compliments of THE CLASS OF 'I965 Compliments of The West Bridgewater High School Chapter of the National Honor Society Compllmenfs Congratul t t of the Class of i962 THE Cl-A55 OF Kemp Transportation 19 8' 64 Storage, Inc. Compliments of CLAYTON R. CARLSON General Contractor B lder of Pre-Cut Hanover Swift Homes, In . Tel. JU 6-3839 Compliments of HOWARD R. GOODWIN Interior - Exterior Painting Brush or Spray Roofing Sidewalls Tel. CY 3-7406 LUCINI MOTOR SALES, INC. Sales Service West Briclewoter, Moss. Tel. JU 3-5500 Compliments of WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Congratulations 8. Best Wishes Going Formal To The Graduating Class Of Re 'l'A'TUX l962 LINEHAN i.ouiE's BARBER SHOP 55555-BAKER5 JU 3-0091 Brockton, Mass. Compliments of CUSTODIAN STAFF Mr. Arvid Hagglund Mr. Warren Turner Mr. Gordon Ross Mr. John Large Mr. Paul Alexander Mr. Carleton Hoyt Compliments of THE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Emma Marzelli Mrs. Dorothy Alexander Mrs. Helen Ross Mrs. Thelma Homans Mrs. Alberta Wardwell Mrs. Francis Burgue Compliments of WARREN BROTHERS ROAD CO. Roads 81 Airfields 354 Howard Street Brockton, Mass. MILES OIL SERVICE Heating Oil Burner Service 404 Crescent St. West Bridgewater, Mass. Tel.: JU 3-l357 Best Wishes To The Class of l962 From MR. 8. MRS. LUKE M. BOYD .4- d 1? s. ' ,, 8 Compliments of WEST BRIDGEWATER MOTHER'S CLUB Compliments of Rev. Francis S. Shea, D.D. Rev. Raymond J. Devettere ST. AN N'S PARISH West Bridgewater Dear Addie, My problem is this - l'd like to find a place to buy all my photographic equipment including film, bulbs, movie and slide equipment and also have my developing and printing done. Gifts are also a problem, such as transistor radios, binoculars, and the like. ls there a place in West Bridgewater where l can get these things at reasonable prices? P.S. How about portrait work, passport pictures, and photostats? Signed, ln The Dark Answer: Dear ln The Dark Have N4 save SSS at Al Chaves Photo-Haven I6 Commonwealth Ave. West Bridgewater 109 Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 THE HASTINGS KEITH FAMILY Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 MR. 81 MRS. .loHN SEABLOM CROWLEY'S West Bridgewater Pharmacy, Inc. l West Center St. West Bridgewater, Mass. JU 3-6200 Free Prescription Delivery Compliments of B. A. BENSON Compliments of LOUIS C. GOUR REALTY Compliments of 2'enMoMrIW- F R 1 E 'N D LY SUPEYMBIKEIS No. Easton Plainville E. Bridgewater 'Brockton Randolph New Bedford Norton Walpole Compliments of A. R. PARKER C0. .linny Parker Whiting-Don Whiting Good Food Finest Ice Cream Open 5 A.M. 'Til Midnight 7 Days A Week 635 Plymouth St., Route lO6 East Bridgewater WZMMW, Congratulations and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classboolc a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photo- graphs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, iust as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Stuc ios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices! Lllltl li W Tlllllll New England's Largest School Photographers SPONSORS Principal and Mrs. Peter J. Sperandio Mrs. Hazel Fletcher Al Slaney Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buker Mr. and Mrs. John H. MacDonald Iggy, Terry, Chris, and John Mr. and Mrs. Everett Clark Charles Howard Mrs. M. E. Preece Mr. and Mrs Randolph Barker Mr. and Mrs Gustav Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pettengill Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cook Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Keith Mr. and Mrs George M. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Arnold W. Ahlborg and Family Mr. and Mrs Walter R. Olson and Family Mr. and Mrs Manuel Peters Mr. and Mrs William J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs Richard C. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Carlson Mr. and Mrs Herbert Gurney Mr. and Mrs Herbert Holmes Mr. and Mrs Clifford T. Rohnstrom Mr. and Mrs Alphee Surette Miss Carole Seablom Paul C. Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Ladislas Slupski Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred W. North Ginger and Bud Roy Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Snell Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forbush Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Shurtleff Mr. and Mrs. H. Page Conant Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Metcalf Sandy and Carol Mr. and Mrs. Lars Okerstrom Mr. and Mrs. Sumner H. Ohlson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Child Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hinchliffe Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sherlaw Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McMorrow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ensher Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William Martin Lew and Ellie Mrs. Edwin Beer A friend Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perry Miss Mary Nelson Mrs. Ernest Guarino Mr. and Mrs Andrew Ticchi Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brazil Mr. and Mrs. Howard Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Warren Greene Mrs. Dorothy Chauncey Miss Hulda Hackenson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krugger Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Berry Mr. and Mrs Earle L. Horton Mr. and Mrs Thomas M. Chisholm Mr. and Mrs Harold Colby A Friend Mr. and Mrs Frank H. Stonehouse Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Walter Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kheary Mr. and Mrs Charles Beals Mr. and Mrs Edward Cross Mr. and Mrs Norman Estabrooks Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lundin Mr. and Mrs Mark Eugenio Mr. and Mrs Lester E. 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