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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

'W ' LIDRAKY 1 WEST ' RIBCEWATER ' ASS. 1 T I-I I S B O O K a gift to the library from 1963 PHWSJN0 A AL'-4 M 1 4, Vg A Am flmfik ,w:Mk may M. L-Q AKEN: 'K P MJ - s V L f F' Jia f I N l1 4 A 5 ':: :Hg 1' Ei ::: ' ::: M- Ei EEE EEE C.-- X PL- Editor Jeanne Dalton Junior Editor Sally Swanson Business Managers Christopher Read Gretchen Cross Jr. Business Managers Douglas Leighton Beverly Horton Art Editor Meryl Snell 4 if M. as , ' 11+ , J-i.M.-. x - N XI? -. X 1,15 x. AW' rw' 5 - . Q, ,x, .M .Warn-,, . 9- -'. A ' -'W r 1 - ,f :Y ' if-6 ir gs' 'i1.-..v'f1x,13-I,-.,, ' 'i' 1 X n, -.t,... I QI .1 'r . 7. V, A' Ns . '.1. ,X n F' - Q Il i THE U. S. S. Enix' SENIOR CLASS PUBLICATION WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL ' WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS 1- 'SF E 4. FACULTY s 'fe '19 'If 045' '0 34? Nawssv1ouaaNn ACT, ' ' cLuss V17-I ' 63 Es 51 THE Loo or THE u.s.s. CLIMBER The sea of knowledge covers a vast area, and as we embark on our ship of Good Hope , rnany adventures beckon us to various ports. As we are launched on our hopeful journey, the whole world lies before us waiting t b con uered. As the years advance, our vessel becomes more heavily o e q ladened with cargo. All this is in preparation for the day when we shall reach our destination. But what does this destiny hold? For each one some- thing ditterent. Some will make use at the cargo which has been gathered along the way. Others will board new ships, gather more cargo, and ex- plore other new fields. 4 Mr. Armand R. Gendreau ALL HANDS ON DECK DEDICATION During our years in high school, this man has led us through every event with a guiding hand of wisdom and understanding. He has prepared us to meet prob- lems which we face in this democracy, and he has taught us ancient languages. Because of his never-ceasing willingness to help in senior activities and of his in- fluence upon us to activate our abilities to the utmost, we give him a warm Thank You , and dedicate this, our 1963 Climber,to Mr. Armand R. Gendreau. 5 NOWlHEAR Ti-us Congratulations to you, the Class of l963, upon the successful completion of your high school education. l hope that the years spent with us will prove to be rewarding in whatever endeavors you may undertake. We have tried to provide you with experiences which will help you meet the de- mands of life and to appreciate our democratic way of life and the sacrifices of your parents. I hope that your future years will be fruitful, happy, and successful. May all of you enjoy a full life for yourselves and your families. I Sincerely, Peter J. Sperandio Principal ...... . Mrs. Richard M. Keith AL Secretary Mr. Peter J. Sperandio Principal Q x g Q ti xg. Vi? ' Q l fl ff, C , 5 .,..... ' a CHARTING It is unfortunate that we, the seniors of W.B.H.S., are graduating as you, Mr. Donald A. Fisher, undertake your duties as Superin- tendent of our Town's school system. Our one year stay with you has been ex- tremely enjoyable, and we extend ta you on behalf of the whole student body in this l963 Climber our most hearty Welcome. .-9 Mrs Mryon Mather Secretary It is a pleasure to have this opportunity to extend a few words to the seniors at West Bridgewater High School. Although it has been my privilege to know you for only a brief school year l have been favorably impressed by the cooperation ex- tended to your teachers, your general ability, and your desire to improve by taking good advantage of this school year. Congratula- tions upon the successful completion of your studies and may good fortune follow you in the years to come, Do not let your high school diploma represent a termination of your edu- cation but rather let it serve as the key to further self improvement. Remember, too, your high school is prepared and anxious to be of additional service to you in the Years ahead. Donald A. Fisher OUR COURSE f t iw-V W- G K in 'H Our Principal and Superintendent -uv- 1 ENGLISH The purpose of the English department is to bestow a wealth of knowledge in the fields of literature, grammar, and compo- sition. Without a mastery of the English language, we would not be able to express ourselves in an intelligent and lucid man- ner. The title of the poem is 'The Raven' not 'The Mock- ingbird'. Miss Janice Rylander Mr. Armand R. Gendreau -2 01 an All Charting Our Cou FSS . A, ,N sw F wx 1 HQQX I Mr. Robert W. Orr Mr. Michael E. Brown Mrs. Paul R. Doherty Mr. Walter Renaud Mrs. Maurice Rosenthal Miss Kathleen T. Wright LANGUAGES The traditional approach to the fundamentals of Latin grammar provides an excellent aid to English and a background for French. Through var- ious techniques and the use of the new language laboratory, the subject is made all the more worth- while as the emphasis is placed on speaking and comprehending French. French in solitary confinement N T X, f ris. .Il Through the Academic Currents . . . vis X -..'!.: .,.. Mr. William J. Fisk Jr. Miss Anne Fitzgerald Mrs. John J. Kent Algebra need not be boring MATHEMATICS The mathematics courses of West Bridgewater are geared at many different levels according to the desires of the students taking them. They include business math, general mathematics and applied JAG. 6' I math. College preparatory students are o f f e re d if A' i Q, courses in algebra, science, geometry, and trigonom- if etry' I ' A' 7 l Q, V-1 M nc 4 fag, V 1 ml ,.,, YQ j ,H , SCIENCE Es. A i i fi 4 l g,,.fi'zs Science plays an important role in the creation Mr. Harold E. Bent Mr. Robert W. Chapman and utilization of the things found in our environ- ment. Through an understanding of the general con- cepts of the biological and physical sciences, the student learns to appreciate the orderliness and com- plexity of nature and the universe. -N , I ff h - b k 1' -.4 Be sure to cover your c emistry oo s. Mr. David E. Leveille Mr. Harry E. Tozier f nl'-W , 1 T' - be--ni Mr. Thomas M. Long Mr. Charles Loverin Miss Joy A. McDowell Mr. Thomas Peters Mr. Rathburn shows them how. SL , 1 - -' - Directing us successfully to Notes, notes, notes . . . Those who refuse to learn from history are condemned to repeat it. The aim of the history department is to enable the students to profit from the past, have a growing awareness of the present, and have the foresight to plan for the future. iii Mr. Walter B. Mr. William A. Lewis Rathbun Through the music and art courses, the students are exposed to the cultural influences which aug- ment their basic education. Appreciation of the fine arts is an integral part of our upbringing. IO M4888 Port Graduation COMMERCIAL The commercial department provides the cleri- cal students with the skills necessary to be an ac- curate and rapid transcriber. Clerical Practice is a finishing course for the secretarial and nonsec- retarial pupils to prepare them for beginning of- fice jobs. Directed projects and planned sets give practical experience in performing all types of .. at commercial tasks. Jirr5my, are you taking Typing because of the girls. Mrs. John Shukis Mrs. Clifford Wheeler GUIDANCE In the guidance office, one seeks the serenity and peace of mind that comes from knowing you have someone in whom you can confide. Here, you can discuss your problems freely with the knowledge that you will be guided in the right direction. You can't drop P.D., it's required to graduate. ,ww Nell., 'EFS' Mr. Frank Dunn Mrs. Donald B. Lawson l l HOME ECONOMICS The purpose of the Household Arts course is to Mrs. Herberrw. oeveber provide the future homemaker with a background for a successful life in the home and in the com- munity. The many diversified components of this course combine to prepare the girls for the re- sponsibilities encountered in raising a family and providing a pleasant, happy home. Mrs. Lawrence M. Soule, Jr. What cute future homemakersllu Mr, Joseph A, Mr. Kaiser Shahdan MacFarlane Sharp, you are not on Candid Camera. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts course is divided in- to three parts. These areas of concentra- tion are in metal working, printing, and wood working. For the lower grades, the pupils are exposed to a general instruction in these fields. In the later years the stu- dents specialize in a chosen field. -...qt Mr. Bruce Thomas PHYSICAL EDUCATION A strong mind and o strong body. This is the goal ot the gym classes at West Bridgewater High School. Every student is required to take physical education throughout his years at school. The year is divided to enable the students to be exposed to the many facets of team sports, allows for work on the trampoline, as well as other gymnastic ac- tivities, My f i i Miss Carolyn Gravelin -is Watch it, Rita, you'll fall. lt's a bird, it's a plane, no it's Mike Manugian. ll 1 1 , 'I' 1 T 1 i ' N 5 i is W N ENS ,mf l , We l , , . :QQ :I t l 3 -. Q- '- .tat ' v 'T si X A pyramid is only as strong as its foundation. g X E l l i z f l V VA . llqn-h Ovy- -Q - NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL These are the skilled, unseen hands that work to keep our school running as smoothly as possible, the part of our staff which repeatedly makes our attendance at school comfortable. If-Y ,jiri l . if . Mrs. Clinton Howard -ll ll, , tl r lr rllllllllll fy ll 1 X ,Il mf H lllnll lr.- 3 If mgll, , lj' . lt ll, lss 5- me-A if-1- Mr. John Large, Mr. Carleton Hoyt Mr. Gordon Ross, Mr. Arvid Hagg- lund, Mr. Warren Turner. il? Mrs. Emma Marzelli, Mrs. Dora Roulstone, Mrs. Lawrence Wardwell, Mrs. Roswell Homans, Mrs. Frank Burque, Mrs. Paul Alexander. l4 SENICRS From the Oceons of Knowledge emerge os young men ond personalities, the women who will leod us tomorrow. K l lllllf es s A ii- ll f I lg - I , X X i f K ' is . K 7' . ...- -- 4 ' X N1 N X' a Q 1' I V xx f if A l ' f x ' i s ' 'I Lag' 'iraq' ll H -----ill 1 lbw l. x A -J A N lyxxxx WMM X T N x l RW A K f l ll 'll X f l ll L ' ff i ll llllll l., f X , f X: X il 1 ' M W .. H -1.-,.-- If Z If X ' 1 2 l ,fflll?,7 f iff f ' 1 X f f' I - i ' , l X2 4' i' .,- '52 lf, I If JV jg. J if Uni 5 5: ,, J, l 'Wi ' 'f 4 5 Af ,ffvf ,fl wh ff gk I AKG- wwf 4' ,- ff f X -,Z 15 A' ,A um, AT THE HELM . . . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, Carol Beolsg Vice-Presi- dent, John Hustonj Treasurer, James Cheyunskig President, Ron- ald Perry, Our ship pitches to storboord as we embark on our greatest journey. release the billow sails that will take us by the North Star to success. quiver a bit as our eyes scan the coastline of Destiny. We must leave tight ship of sate-keeping and go to the desolate world. We must find own way down the paths ot the unknown. The jubilation of our youth We We our our now endsg and in time begins a grasping thirst of a new, insistent under- standing-Manhood. l l .f- .Q vw O Advisors: Mr. Fisk, Mrs. Lawson, Miss Wright, and Mrs. DeVeber. l 6 I 'T' ROBERT ARTHUR ANDERSON 'Nix ' A Born June 1, 1945-Died July s, 1959 4-0' TYh! Z J,,, The one who goes is happier F, :lag h than those he leaves behind. XX-igfgfxggu V Pollock. '4ze'35ia'-'- ugeff' - ' We the Seniors of the West Bridgewater Bobby was called from our midst to join our High School class of l963 devote this page Heavenly Father. We will always remember in loving memory of Robert Arthur Anderson. the cheerfulness, friendship, loving deeds, and ln July of l959, prior to our freshman year, helpfulness of our dearly departed classmate. I7 At The Helm LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Gretchen Cross. and David Ticchi PRIZE CREW BEST DANCERS Janice Bishop and Leonard Fralangelo Over The Side CLASS WITS Thomas Lyons and Janice Radley Top Mabl- FLIRTIEST Alicia Willis and Bruce Carlson Middle Mcsl' MOST SINCERE Lorraine Bernier and Melvin Fisher MOST ATHLETIC Barbara Newman and James Cheyunski Crow s Nest QUIETEST Carolyn Hoyward Hugh Hurley On The Yard-arm MOST DEPENDABLE Eleanor Cook and Terry Mortarelli --J' John Alden 90 Howard Street John . . . enthusiastic band member . . . wild in a driver training car . . . one of the tallest boys in the school . . . stubborn . . . loyal paper boy . . . laughs at anything , . . what's that? . . , unchangeable hatred for girls . . . largest band uniform ever made . . . lover of animals-especially Cows . . . sense of humor. With kindness towards all and malice towards none. Activities: Band 2,3,4, Carol Beals 42 Sunset Ave. Wilt . . . Loves popcorn . . . Noxzema Queen at a certain P.J. party . , . marvelous seamstress . . . devoted basketball fan . . . French scholar . . . beautiful black hair . . . spreads cheer in her wake . , . Class secretary for two years . . , You didn't! . , . Always neat . . . super-dooper ice cream scooperl . . . friendly to all . . . called Mr. G. a stinker in the ninth grade! . , . honest . . . a loyal lady. A lovely lady, garmented in light from her own beauty. Activities: Dance Committees l,2,3,45 West Wind Staff, 45 Choir 3,45 Library Staff 45 Softball 3,45 Assemblies 2,3,45 Prom and Re- ception Committees 3,45 Class Secretary 3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Climber Staff 45 Climber Bus- iness Staff 45 Usherette 2. THE CLASS Marjorie Austin 5l6 North Elm St. Margie . . . pleasant smile . . . makes her own clothes . . , Homemaker award . . . great typist . . . Stoughton interests her best . . . Really . . . weakness-John . . . frequently found at Westgate . . . gorgeous poodle-Rene . . . always having her hair cut . . . wonderful personality. Get her poor dog a bone. Activities: Basketball l5 Cafeteria Staff 1,25 West Wind Staff 3,45 Assemblies l,3,45 Dance Committees l,2. As the day wears, the impetus of OF 1963 Lorraine Bernier 388 Manley St. Lori . . . Sorority mother at P.J. party , . . Where did you get that wolfskin coat? . . . very pretty smile , . , really talented artist . . . Algebra whiz . . . always willing to help . . . lives on a back street . . . terrific make- up artist for plays . . , never a bad word about anyone . . , a pleasure to know. The inevitability of graduaIness. Activities: Assemblies 2,3,4g West Wind Staff 2,35 Dance Committees l,2,3,4g Plays 3,45 Student Council lj Class Vice-President 3, Janice Bishop 273 Crescent St. Bish . . . Aunt's car . . . love thy neighbor! . . . l want to be Bobby's girl , . . parties, parties, parties . , , loves clothes . . . always tries to keep a smile . . . doesn't like lipstick . . . who said cherry pie? . . . lko in the Class Play . . . Forget it! . . . Friendly to all, the morning dies away. Activities: Office Staff l,3,4g Basketball 3,4, Junior Class Plays 35 West Wind Staff 2,3,4, Climber Staff 4, G.A.A. 3,45 Dance Commit tees l,2,3,4, Assemblies l,4g Prom Committee Bruce Carlson 432 West Center St. Bruce . , . Prefers Brockton Men! . . . B.P.M. coolie . . . West Bridgewater's answer to Vol- entino . . . life of the party . . . Home Sweet Home or B. and K's, that is! . . . Best Not . . , drives a green Pontiac . . . plays golf . . . ls she your girl or Harding's? . . . makes weekly summer visits to Green Harbor , . . a real hot ticket. Oh, come old Khayyam, and leave the wise to talk. Activities: Plays 3,4 . Gary Carlson 491 West St. Gary . . . No sweat . . . man in the dairy freezer at the West Side BPM , . . Mur- phy in the Junior Class Plays . . . Who ever heard of a male secretary . . , occasional trips to New Hampshire . . . secret ambition: to be a mental worker . . . prefers Brockton girls . . . avoids the horizontal bar in gym , . . lives on practically no sleep . , . neat ap- pearance . . . active worker for the class . . . Honor Society member. lf I am faithful to the duties of the present, God will provide for the future. Activities: Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 45 Student Council -l,25 Basketball 2,35 Gym Team l,25 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Plays 35 Climber Business Staff 45 Ring Committee 25 Band l,2,35 Choir l,2,35 Swing Band 2,35 Boy's State Alternate 3. James Cheyunski 755 West Center St. Jim . , . football co-captain . . . carried football to classes day after first game . . class treasurer . . . French enthusiast . . real comedian . . . wonderful dancer . . , likes short girls . . . Once upon a time . . . Lost bet and washed coach's car . . . Wanna bet . , . Works hard no matter what he does. A man noted in his deeds. Activities: Treasurer 3,45 Football l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Co-cop tain Football 45 Basketball 45 Class Plays 3,4 Prom Committee 35 Dance Committees l,2,3,4 Senior Reception 45 Assemblies 2,3,4, THE CLASS Carolyn Cassidy 96 So. Elm St. Carolyn . . . pretty smile and cute dimples , . . Lans . . . Somebody stole Lans' hub caps! . , . excursion to Kingston Police De- partment . . . petrified of mice leven dead onesll . . . Ma Bittle . . . loves blueberries . . . Quiet kids, we don't want the neighbors to complain again! , . , liked by everyone. Of dauntless courage and consider- able pride. Activities: Westwind typist 3,45 Junior Class Plays 35 Climber Business Staff 45 Student Council 45 Dance Committee 3,45 Assembly l,4. OF 1963 KX ,I 3 X x E N' Kathleen Cobbett ll9 South Elm St. Kathy . . ,' Always seen at athletic functions . . . loves horses, folksongs, and movie stars . . . Jerry Vale fan . . . taking driver training twice . . . George , . . West Wind writer . . . Oh, nuts! , . . usually quiet . . , A friend to all. A still and quiet conscience. Activities: West Wind, 3,45 Climber Staff, 4. Mary Coffey 46 Matfield St. Mary . . , sweet . . . Oh, you're kiddingl' . , . home life . . . strawberry shortcake . . slow driver . . , Kings Worker . . , Maria' . . . wonderful friend to have . . . helpful . . l'd sooner Lipton . . , loves hamburgers quiet and reserved. Fair quiet, have I found thee here.' Activities: Reading Class, 2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4. Eleanor Cook 488 West Center St. Lana , . . A capable seamstress . . . Con- stantly trying to rid herself of her Dairy Maid . . . Brings her turtle to PJ. parties . , . She's learning how to boil water . . . Woopie-doo . . . Leadfoot Lana . . . A con- verted fingernail biter . . , Where's my choco- late cake? . . . Friend Frankfurt . . . THE TICKLER , . , Love those Saturday mornings . . . She is there when you need her, and will- ing to help . . . A friend indeed!! Whether our talents are great or not, each one of us can be dependable. Activities: Westwind l,2,3,4, Basketball l,3,4, Junior Plays, Library staff 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Senior Play, Dance committee l,2,3,4j Prom committee 3, Assemblies l,2,3,4, Climber Staff 4, I -3- Gretchen Cross 55 Sunset Ave. Gretch . . . giggles, giggles, giggles . . . very religious , . . friend to all . . . last one to sleep at P.J. parties . . . glokenspiel-isn't that something like goulash? . . . terrific typist . . . So l noticed . . . gets crushes on married men! . . , sweet personality. Let knowledge grow from more to more, but more of reverence in us dwell. Activities: Band l,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 West- wind Staff 3,45 Climber Staff 3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,4-Officer 45 Assemblies l,2,3,45 Class Plays 3,4. Brooks Farrar lO8 Belmont St. Babbling . . , beautiful clothes . . . under- went quite a change . . . likes Brockton girls and Lincoln Continentals . . . Professor Far- rar . , . Essentially . . . Happy Physics Parties . . . Well anyhow . . . real com- edian . . . can say more about nothing than anyone else around . . . wonderful friend to everyone. Science is nothing but trained and organized common sense. Activities: Operators Club l,2,35 Radio Club l,2,3. THE CLASS 4' Jeanne Dalton llO Prospect St. Jeanne , . , small but powerful . , . likes the name Ronnie . , . What's this about Bunky?? . . . Climber editor . . . first girl to lose her ring . , . true blue . , . short but sweet . . . redhead one day, blonde the next , . . Chances Are . . . My father's going to kill mel! . . . basketball terror . . . popularity plus. Diligence is the mother of good fortune. Activities: National Honor Society 2,3,45 Ma- jorette l,2,3,45 Climber Staff 3,45 Assemblies l,2,3,45 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Field Hockey 3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Bas- ketball 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Library Staff 2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,4. OF 1963 Melvin Fisher 479 East Center St. Mel . , , cars, guns, and outdoor life fasci- nate him . . . a collector , . . friendly . . . endsville, dad . . . helpful . . . good worker , . . silent in physical science? . . . good bas- ketball player . . . reached six feet in seventh grade . . , can be studious . . . enjoys dood- ling . . . shines in physics . . . hamburgers . 5 . strawberry shortcake , . . never a hair out of place . . , a two dab man . . . endless sleep . . . a good person to know. Give us courage, and gaiety, and the quiet mind. Activities: Basketball l,25 Football l5 Year- book 4. nb' Ellen Foye 322 East Center St. Ellen . . , steady-goer . , . pretty Junior Prom Queen . . . coketail party . . . Home Economics Award 5 . , already made her T.V. debut . . . why do you wear that tie clip? . . . Sits on the floor in English . . . always smiling . . . loves hamburgers . . . reliable. Be happy while y'er leevin, For y'er a long time deid. Activities: Majorettes 2,3,45 class treasurer 25 Play Committee, 35 Prom decorating commit- tee, 35 Office staff 3,4, Leonard Frotangelo 64 Maolis Avenue Lenny . . . has great parties , . . at home on any golf course . . . drives hot old Ford . , . proved that twelve can ride in front seat . . . had date from Rhode Island . , . Immacu- late dresser . , . Fred Astaire on the dance floor . . . excellent typist . . . last day of school affair , . . Italian food and blueberry pie . . . bites fingernails . . , terrific soccer player , . . at Jay's more than home . . . only one who enjoys P.D. You guys think you're so smart! Kind words are short to speak, but their echoes are endless. Activities: Gym team l,25 choir l,2,35 bas- ketball l5 West Wind staff 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 dance committees l,2,35 prom com- mittee 3,45 play committee 3. ik:- Noncy Gallagher 73 Prospect St. Nance . . . the only Senior cheerleader . . . lovely Prom attendant . , . shortest Prom party in the history of W.B.H.S .... Leftovers, any- one . . . hair styles, galore . . . o boy in every port . , . Come on you guys! , . . pizza lover . . . Chipmunk . . , neat . . . temper. Style is the dress of thought. Activities: Honor Society 3,45 Cafeteria Staff l,25 Sub-cheerleading l,25 Varsity cheerleading 3,45 West Wind Staff 3,45 Dance Committees l,2,35 Class Plays 3,45 Climber Staff 4. John Freimon 217 Crescent St. John . . . quiet . . . the wild and the inno- cent . . . science whiz-went on television . . . goes to parties to eat . . . made Varsity in his Senior year . . . Love thy neighbor . . . nice white convertible . . . popular D-J . . . weird sense of humor . . . farmer-talks to his cows -in French? . . . knows no enemies. l love my fellow-creatures, I do all the good I can. Activities: Class President I5 Basketball l,3,45 Football 45 Baseball 45 Class Plays 3,45 As- semblies 35 Prom Committee 35 Climber Staff 4. THE CLASS Joseph Gillis 494 East Center St. Joe . . . likes cars, hunting, and fishing . . . Carol . . . fun in English class . . . Torture . . . stick shift . . . What ever happened to his paper route? . . . green thumb-geraniums, anyone? . . . Don't sweat it! . . . nice guy . . . cat . . . great friend . . . best buddy-Mel. Government and co-operation are in all things the lows of life. Tx tar 'i' OF 1963 fbi . -'-Af: .- -F2-Gsre 4 if fist r sv'- 'f'-'w m' -,is V,,J.g-Q.,,-ggqic., sk-5 ,V - , -4 tags. ..Q.j':g+-xx. .- sr1fVf':'y.. . ,Lg 31 :4Zgft55.l'Q?.t-. . . t is .sxwdfiixajfir .-xt ' kit James Harding 558 Plymouth St. E.B. Jim . . . lt's a meta-physical, physiological, zot of a sort of a thing. . . . practices Zen . . . amor . . . Student Council President . . . formulated l.T.K .,.. lives in E.B ,.,. the best in humor . . . My theory is . . . wishes all his classes were conducted by Mr, G .... en- route to Jay's . . . original . . . can't stand snobs . . . thrower from way back . . . good dresser . . . fun to be with . . . comrade. I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. Activities: Class vice president5 Student Coun- cil 2,3,45 vice president 3, president 45 dance committees l,2,3,45 football l,2,3,45 baseball manager 1,25 prom committee 35 choir l,2,4. i T23-4 Carolyn Hayward l47 East Center St. Carolyn . . . quiet . . . hated French l . . . chipped tooth . . . farmer . . . likes Navy Re- serves . . . uses Sheaffer pens . . . looked nice at the Junior prom . . . Can I pass it in to- morrow? , . .Three s's . . . How is your mother? . . . caused breakown at lunch table . . . loves cheeseburgers? . . . Her courteous, quiet ways pave the road of success for others. Activities: West Wind 45 Climber Business Staff 45 Climber typist 45 Office staff l5 basketball 45 class plays 3,45 dance committees 2,35 as- semblies 4. Hugh Hurley Howard St. Hugh . . . has a cabin in Middleboro . . . enioys guns and hunting , . , works on hot old Ford pickup . . . could live on steak and ice cream . . . the Music man . . . can make a trombone swing . . . Quiet in a classroom . . . whiz in history . . . study halls are for the sleeping . . . fln Geometryl The number of my book is . . . can hop over school fence into his back yard . . . champion among friends. Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. Activities: Band l,2,3,45 swing band 'l,2,3,4. 'Www John Huston 382 Matfield St. Jack . . . always smiling . . . active V.P. good cook . . . A friend in need-is the only kind l have! . . . succeeded in eliminating the quiet study hall . . . enjoys pizza and sports, in that order . . . makes a habit of breaking school records-especially Brahms! . . . a willing work- er . . . has path beaten through the woods to Friendly's . . . Oh, those home-room periods with 'Our Miss Wright' . . . Dependable . . . fine friend. A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Activities: Assemblies l,3g Class Plays 3,45 Football l,2,4, Vice Presient 4, Prom com- mittees 3,-1. Diane Johnson lll South St. Dolly . . . enjoys job at West Bridgewater Pharmacy . . . Latin would have to be re- quired! Mrs. Pewsey . . , lt's nice to have con- nections with o photographer , . , l like it because it makes me look thinner . . . likes everyone. ln the country we find the farmer, in the city we find the laborer-and in the Wide, Wide World, we find our dearest friend. Activities: Class plays 3,45 Chair l,2,3,4. THE CLASS Meredith Jensen 30 Norman Ave. Merry . . . never missed a day of school . . . main interest--to graduate . . . efficient . . . IBM school hopeful . . . Gray chevy with gold grill . . . wants to go to Washington, D.C., on class trip . . . lovely dark eyes . . . appears shy . . . those mad, mad weekends! . , . Roses are red . . . very loyal . . . a lady. No one ever lost anything by being courteous, but everyone loses when he isn't. Activities: Cafeteria 2, Assemblies l,3,4, West Wind staff 3. OF 1963 Arthur Kelley l5 Francis Ave. Skipper . . . Spends afternoons at Hocko- mock . . . good worker . . . '54 Chev' mill . . . always prepared to supply a good laugh . . . six fuel pumps, a generator, and three flats in two months . . . has a certain swing when he walks . . . vacations on school time . . . Oh, those Saturday nights . . . could do well without reports . . . enjoys history . . . One pizza, please . . . minor details , , . fun to be with. He was honest and of an open and free nature. bl. 'tin' William LaPerIe l97 West Center St. Babe . . , '52 Ford pickup truck . . , side- burns . . . prefers younger girls . . . active member of the Y.W.C.A .... has a reserved seat in the office . . . loves to sleep in boring assemblies . . . breaks curfew . . . one lapper . . . Christmas tree business in i960 . . . Favorite place Sunset Avenue School and Cart- land . . . signs . . . signs . . . signs . . .!!! Rebellion lay in his way, and he found it. Glenys Lawson 77 Walnut St. Glenn . . . No sweat . . . anything just as long as it's fottening!i . . . The Barn . . . pie . . . Moon River . . . rides a horse . . . Junior plays usherette . . . blondie . . always friendly. Lay aside life-harming heaviness, And entertain a cheerful disposition. Activities: Office Staff 3,45 Junior Class Plays, Dance Committees: l,2,3,4, Climber Staff 4. Robert Lovell 16 Oliver St. Barney . . . Got a dime? . . . Your friend- ly Gasman . . . Football co-captain . . . founded Barney and Carey Lumber Company . . . tried to prove Fiskian Theory . . . highest mark in history tests . . . missed junior prom. roast beef eater . . . helps keep Matfield awake . . . always thinking . . . wise deci- sions . . , original I . . fine person to know. Before you can score you must have a goal. Activities: Football l,2,3,45 Co-captain 45 Bas- ketball 3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Class President 25 Class play committee 35 Climber staff 4. Carol Maloney 20 West St. Carol . . . a hot ticket . . . Uka . . . fu- ture nurse . . . stop making so much noise . . . Bonjour Mademoiselle!! . . . That's what I say . . . basketball player . . . drives a blue and white bomber . . . hilarious speech classes . . . always sincere. Gay without frivolity. Activities: Softball 25 Basketball 2,35 Class plays 3,45 West Wind staff l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 Climber staff5 Dance committees l,2,3,45 Assemblies l,2,3,4. THE CLASS Thomas Lyons i5 Highland, Ave. Abar . . . New Year's party . . . poet . . . seven day vacation . . . likes Junior girls . . . CRASH Lyons . . . keeps the class in stitches . . . doesn't believe in going steady . . . CUPID . . . part owner of'.lay's . . . blue bomber . . . Tomboy, Tomboy, where art thou? Food!-Where? . . . faithful to all. Men will confess to treason, murder, arson, false teeth, or a wig. How many of them will own up to a lack of humor? Activities: Gym team l,25 West Wind staff 2,3,45 Climber staff 45 Chess club 2,3,45 Bas- ketball 45 Track 45 Radio club 2,35 Class play 4. Q A OF i963 ivx 'Qtr Karen McCann 22 High St. Karen . . . quiet . . . those long eyelashes . . . has a twin . . . likes going steady . . . pretty friendship ring . . . those wonderful hours at the Hockomock . . . neat dresser . . . lots of fun . . . oh, for crying out loud. . . . Topsies . . . Wooden Heart . . . won Home Economics award . . . the type of friend you would want. Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Activities: Assemblies 2,3,4, Basketball lg Dance Committee l. and-- EH-ore Mortarelli ll7 Bedford St. Terry . . . Black '62 Falcon with zip-in lining . . . enjoys French . . . does his home- work . . . heh, heh . . . loves spaghetti . . . always polite . . . makes frequent calls at Lorenzo's . . . dark hair, light eyes, slow grin . . . ready to help anyone at any time , . . o gentleman of honor. The first great gift we can bestow on others is a good example. Activities: Climber Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Junior Class Plays 3. Barbara Newman 48 Commonwealth Ave. Barb . . . one of the first to get her license . . . BARBARA JEAN . . . did a good job in the Junior Class Plays . . . Dear Abby . . . everybody in the pool . . . excellent taste in clothes . . . wears her jacket kinda big . . . watches FELlX cartoons . . . l don't care, l'm not going to do my homework! . . . used to haunt Producer's Dairy . . . always ready to help. Have confidence that if you have done a little thing, you can do a bigger thing well, too. Activities: Dance Committees l,2,3,4, Sub- cheerleading lg majorettes 2,3,4, Prom Com- mittee, Basketball 2,3,4, Field hockey 3,45 Re- ception Committee, Junior Class Plays, Senior Class Play, Climber Staff, Choir l,2,3,4: Li- brarian 3,45 Assemblies 2,35 G.A.A.3,4. THE CLASS Robert Newman 322 Matfield St. Bobby . . . great athlete . . . favorite hobby -going steady . . . admires cheerleaders . . . halfback . . . I want to be Susie's boy . . . likes to eat . . My aching back coach ' favorite hangouts-44 Ellis Ave. . . Macaroni Joseph Norns . . . Wonderful sense of humor. l have almost forgot the taste of fears. Activities: Football l,2,3,4p Basketball l,2,3,4. Betty Pennington 467 Matfield St. Penny . . . Loves iob at Dell-bar Nursing Home . . . Crazy about an Italian boy with gorgeous black hair . . . Laureen Bittle . . . likes school-hates homework . . . plays ac- cordion . . . Tomorrow we diet . . . You realize that don't you? . . . diligent French lll student . . . wonderful personality. Success is found in quantity, friend- ship is found a quality, and quality is rendered forever. Activities: Junior Class Play 35 School Cabaret lg Assemblies 3,45 Climber Business Staff 45 West Wind Typist 4. :QQ iirftxvw gifts? ' l iw.. 3:1t..t, . at gsf-'i,g,A'1 lk N x ..x, -gg' i 445 Spring St. l Joe . . . talented and versatile . . . paints, sketches, designs . . . '56 Chev. goes for Brock- ton girls . . . apple pie . . . Riotous Friday i nights when Mom isn't home . . . People who kill themselves laughing at their own jokes kill him . . . friendly and helpful . . . devil or angel? His ready speech flow'd fair and free, in phrases of gentlest courtesy. Activities: Dance Committees lg West Wind Art Staff 2,3,4g Climber business Staff 45 Re- ception Committee 4. 15.4, OF I963 .. pe! -ow 11 if of 4f '77' . K-1 Ronald Perry 78 Copeland St. Ronnie . . . Reserved . , . lf l wanted ya ta know I'd tell ya . . . executive . . . laid down law in class meetings . . . heading for Prospect Street in green Merc' . . . likes Mr. G .... math student . . . Chances Are you'll see him with Jeanne . . . active . . . good football player , . , ace on first base . . . prop man for plays , . . a busy man gets things done . , . everyone's friend. lf any man seeks for greatness, let him forget greatness and ask for truth, and he shall have both. Activities: Class President 3,45 Vice President 25 Treasurer l5 Football 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Climber Staff 45 Prom Committees 3,45 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Ring Committee 35 Student Council 3,4. Q' Darryl Phelan ll5 North Main St. Darrie . . . Soda jerk at Crowley's . . . spent a happy year at Howard , . , What does Hanover have that we don't? Now that you mention it . . . quiet-at times . . . Didn't you spend a lot of time at the B.P.L. last year? . , , lovely singing voice . . . l get a charge out of that . . . a friendly personality. Wisdom is the principal thing,' there- fore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Activities: Choir l,3,45 Basketball 45 Softball 45 Dance Committee l5 Class Plays 3,4. Linda Pratt l52 Walnut St. ' Pratt . . . Yau're out of your mind , . . loves onion rings . . . a real killer in volleyball , , . hang-out-Jay's . . . That'll be the day . . . Blondie . , . prom attendant . . . likes plenty of excitement . . . lab nut! . . . fabulous hairstyles . . . wild P.J. parties! . . . clothes, clothes, clothes!!! . . . works at King's! . . . full of surprises! The most fluent talkers or most plausible reasoners are not always the justest thinkers. Activities: Class Plays 35 Choir 35 Basketball 2,35 Field Hockey 35 Dance Committees l,2,35 Junior Prom Attendant5 G.A.A. 35 Majorette 2,35 Climber Staff 45 Assemblies 3,4. THE CLASS A 'ifyx Janice Radley lO8 Matfield St. Rad . . . You bet'cha . . , Inhabitant of room I5 . . . overflowing with joy . . . can tell a story . . . O. A .,.. one unforgetable party . . . tried two in a sleeping bag . . . life of the party . . . hockey star , . . loves those peanut butter and banana sandwiches , . . Can I borrow a dime? . . . lf I go out with Jim, what will I tell Mike, Tom, Ricky? . . . New member in sophomore year . , . good friend. She had a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. Activities: Choir 3,45 West Wind 3,45 Basket- ball 3,45 Hockey 45 Softball 45 G.A.A. 3,45 Assemblies 3,45 Climber Staff 45 Dance Com- mittees 3,45 Marilyn Reid 498 Manley St. Lynn . . . What's going on at the post office every afternoon? , . , Always getting letters from Canton . . 5 looking forward to becoming a hairdresser . . . home life . . . Oh, this homework , , . Air Force. Pray do not imagine that those who make the noise are the only inhab- itants of the field. Activities: Assemblies l,3,4, Christopher Read 2l6 Howard St. Chris . . , Intelligent . . . Whiz in Geometry . . . French brain . . . H-E-N-R-YI!! . , . Slow Green Hornet . , . freckles . . . West Wind Editor . . . Little Drummer Boy . . . Boys' Stater . , . DeMoIay member . . . I didn't think about that . . . Precision instrument , . . loves sur- prise quizzes . . . always there when needed. Patience is a virtue, especially when mixed with push. Activities: Band l,2,3,45 Tri-Town 2,35 Class Plays 3,45 Assemblies l,2,3,45 Boys' State 35 Cross-Country 45 Climber Business Manager 45 West Wind Editor 45 Dance Committees 2,3. OF 1963 Ann Rohnstrom 266 Pleasant St. Anna-belle . . . That Eyebrow! . . . NelIie's Latin translations . . , Saxophone . . . Hebzi- bah in the Junior plays , . . blushes easily . . . likes younger boys . . . Girl Stater griefs . . . librarian . . . that rats , . . willing worker . . . good friend to all. Character is power5 it makes friends and opens a sure way to wealth, honor, and happiness. Activities: Band l,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Swing Band 2,35 West Wind Staff 3,45 Assemblies 2,3,45 Climber Staff 45 Junior Class Plays5 Honor Society 3,45 Librarian 3,45 Senior Class Plays. David Sawyer l7O North Elm St. Buzz . , . made his own roads through the woods . . . raids ice box . . . l ,ain't got none! , . . Can be seen at Hockomock . . . What l do for a free meal . , . Never on a Sunday . . . swinging hairda . . . dates underclassmen . . . goes for blondes . . , a good friend. Life without fun is as meaningless as the world without people. Richard Shaffer 648 West Center St. Dick , . , '49 black Plymouth . . . come in Junior Year . . , good cook . . . personal typists . . . plays midget football . . . got in at 5:30 prom night . . , l'll try anything once or twice . . . pizza , . A complaint-lunch pe- riods are too short . . . ITK . . . wonderful sense of humor. Politeness is not always the sign of wisdom, but the want of it always leaves room for the suspicion of folly. Activities: Junior Class Play5 Football 4. Karl Slater 375 Ash Street Karl , . . longest legs in the world , . specializes in raising hounds . , . hunter . . . one of the Bridgewater Common Boys . . . slept through P. D ..., wanted to kill Ticchi's chickens and fry 'em . . . proved a Plymouth is bigger than a Volkswagen . . . You don't have any Yaks . . . wanted to petition teacher to stop cutting in lunch lines . . . has one out- standing ambition-to be professor at Wheaton College , . . a cheerful attitude towards all. l feel that I am reserved for some end or other. Activities: Prom Committees 3,4. Celeste Surette ll Shagbark Rd. Ceste . . . dislikes Eastondole . . . has good parties . . . excellent skater , . . Old Mac- Donald had a farm! or a Folcon?? . . . loves her new home . . . makes mod trips to Brock- ton . . . all-around girl . . . brown hair, hazel eyes . , . l want to be Bobby's girl . . . always sincere. The relaxed worker accomplishes the most. Activities: Band l,25 Choir 2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Library Staff 45 Climber Staff 45 Dance Committees 2,3, THE CLASS Meryl Snell 332 North Elm St. Merry , . . always in the art room . . . Red- Cap, favorite brand . . . Who lives in Maine? . . . Oh, ish! . . . Those short skirts in speech class , . . hangout-the barn . . . loves blond hair, blue eyes . . . wild driver . . . sweet personality. Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye5 in every gesture dignity and love. Activities: Student Council 35 West Wind 2,3, 35 Climber Art Staff5 Editor 45 Office Staff ,3,4. ,Q ge'-fgxir -Pg-'s i if- if ':l.5g5f?,x.. 31-:gigs-:1mfs.g 1 gf tl-ggi, r rest- A i,- -- ff l 7' ::,ff..t'+' - A w me ' if - K, .1 ' A :S-'rQi.j1f J 'if - X - ' . Q .. .fnfleff-l l.'-1 K A ll 5 '9-l - 7 5 - w. . 1653 'Ka - OF 1963 A-s ,Uv Sandra Tardie l West Center St. Sandy . . . A fine friend to have . . , An efficient secretary , . . An unbelievable gift of gab . . . Likes Pontiacs? . . . But ma, I , , , . . . Marie, hurry up, get up here . . . Always willing to help, The people have nothing to do with laws but to obey them. Activities: Office Staff 4g Climber Staff 45 West Wind Typist 25 Assembly 4. David Ticchi 454 South Main St. Conway . . . good memory . . . National Honor Society . . . Bridgewater , . . can tell you who played where, who, how or any team in any league . , . ITK and bentouchie com- mittees . , . found shortest route to Blanche Tangent's in physics . , . whiz in trig . . . detests school lunches but eats 3 a day . . . weight lifter . . . ice cream and pizza . . . dependable . . , You screomin' idiot! . , . on route to locker room , , . loves mischief , . . sincere. Perseverance Keeps Honor Bright. Activities: Honor Society 2,3,4-Vice Presi- dent 45 Student Council 2,3,4g Football Man- ager l,2,3,4g Bosketball Manager' l,2,3,4 Dance Committees l,3g Class Plays 3,4. Alicia Willis 334 Spring St. Lee , , . newcomer from Holbrook . . . ter- rific dancer . . . makes friends quickly . . . loves horseback riding and roller skating . . . Jeepers Crow . . . hot fudge sundaes and a cherry on top , . , a great addition to our class. I assisted at the birth of that most significant word 'flirtation,' which dropped from the most beautiful mouth in the world. Activities: Choir 45 Class Ploys 4. Harlow Woodward 265 Spring St. Woody . , . '55 turquoise Merc . . . out of town girls . . . loves earth science? . . . SEEMS TO HAVE EVERYTHING? . . . Red Socks . . . Fernandes cooly . . , hollow . . . favorite place--Paragon Park . . . l give up . . . money . . . a witty companion. There is no personal charm so great as the charm of a cheerful and happy tempermentf' Activities: Baseball l,2,3,4, Basketball 2. Richard Linehan l6O North Main St. Dickie , . . refined . . . NAVY, NAVY, NAVY . . .753 Pontiac . , . where there are parties there is Dickie . . . hangs out at B 81 K's . . . bus driver to school functions . . . blue eyes . , . who's Elaine? . . . great fun, good friend. And quiet did--quiet remained. 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Front row: E. Estabrooks, R. Andrade, L. Ahlborg, S. Smith, K. Kemp, C. Holyoke. Second row: M. Curley, C, Hopkins, P. Hurcombe, A, Barras, N, Waite, K. Knox. Back row: T. Olson, S. Connors, J. Martarelli, R. Burke, R. Worcester, S. Jer- rard, B. Sahakian. JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President, Douglas Leighton, Treas urer, Simone Slupski, Secretary, Chris tine Slapik, Vice President, Charlene Gurney. -.WV T. Howard. Now the ship is turned about. Our new course is the rising sun. As we stand above decks scanning the horizon with the fresh salt spray splashing against our faces, the winds at our backs blow above our heads and whisper the ideas of history, the rising sound of ourselves within the blank pages of life to come, alas, yet to come. The tides of education bringing the gifts of in- dividualism-doctors, lawyers, scientists, edu- cotors-a world renown, a world acclaimed for its hoards of greatness, and still our faith- ful crew holds on. Front row: L. Fischer, M, John- son, A. Lindquist, C. Slapik, S. Mullins, J. Sinkevich. Second row: M. Ellis, S. Ayers, S. Knox, W. Hinchliffe, D. Leighton, S. Swanson, B. Horton. Bock row: P. Cogswell, R. O'Conner, J. Rossi, R. Olson, D. Warren, D. Pilla, C. McCann. Front row: C. Baker, S. Slupski, D. Hodgson, J. Sherman, E. Richmond, C. Serneter. Second row: K, Lenehon, J. Swartz, J. Burchard, P. Anderson, J. Lydon, P. Gasse, Bock row: M. Manu- gian, W. Brazil, R. Lemieux, D. Mac Lean, W. Holmes, D. Hill 1 Front row: B. Lindskog, J. Ka minsky, C. Gurney, G. Homans, ' - 1 J, Ryan, C. Grant. Second row R. Huston, A, Freeman, D. O'Brien, T. Ness, R. Livie, V Serlenga. Bock row: J. Peltier R. Sullivan, D. Sharp, W. Spa dea, D. Waugh, fi t - n....-M Y' mi' 'K Front row: G. Ricker, B. Hughes, J. Kelley, J. Meurling, P. Barros, L. Cain, L. Gummow. Second row: K. Brown, S. Sherlaw, D. Eaton, A. Smith, R. Salhaney, E. Carlson, B. Conant, F. Finch, G. Krebs. Bock row: D. Gezotis, D. Stuart, C. Slater, C, Cross, J. Tsika, R. Shurtleft, K. Casey. 95, is Win- THE som-ioMoRE wait CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President, Patricia Barros, Treasurer, Everett Estabrooks, Vice President, Ste- phen Reed, Secretary, Linda Bowman. Front row: E. Thomas, M. Ma dan, S, Hayward, P. Allen, D Kelley, S. Barker, L. Parker Second row: D. LaBrache, C Larsen, E, Green, J. Austin, D. Packard, D. Sheehan, L. Hamil- ton, J. Phillips. Back row: W Alden, J. Green, T. Hambly, B Julien, S, Reed, T. Dunn, Rl Potwin. We are now one of the crew. This year will be spent in filling our sea chest to the brim in order to meet our coming expenses. Sopho- mores arrive in a wove to till the treasure chest with shells of knowledge. Some of us also will become the sea monster whose sole duty is protecting W.B.l-l.S. in the field of sports. ADVISERS Mrs. Doherty, Mr. Thomas, Mr. McFarlane, Mrs. Front row: M. Surgens, P. Goldie, K. Bystrom, J. Boyd, J. Ely, L. Bowman, C. Keith. Second row: R. Diernbach, R. Stuart, S. Brit- ton, D. Boker, D. Crimmins, M. Frotangelo, C. Nelson. Back row: W. Dufault, D. Edson, l-l. Bishop, R. Morse, D. Carlson, H, Fornum, J. Dudley, D. O'Con- nor, l., Walker. . Front row: J. Reed, A. Cicione, S. Holyoke, E. Kazules, L. Sev- ruk, L. Gour, l.. Couite. Second row: S. Poole, J. Peterson, F. Moloney, R. Genest, D. Mono- hon, D. Knox, R. Johnson, D. 43 Brown, V. Snelgrove. Back row: P, MacQuinn, J. Cheyunski, R. McDonough, A. Ouderkirk, E. Estabrooks, E. Chauncey, W. Miller. f' .-.K Kent rx In qi. RQ 'Ying b,qf a.g ., '.f'i1-... va, or We set out once again, this time the needle points to the countries of new languages, the gyro spins, and we hoist anchor, and scale the masts, preparing for the unknown seas to our bow, saluting the waters aft, swiftly cutting into the white foam, waiting and won- dering, as our f--ture nears. CLASS ADVISERS Mrs. Wheeler, Miss McDowell, Mr. Bent, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Peters. THE FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, Richard Hinchliffe, Vice President, Robert Webster, Treasurer, Mathew Chauncey, President, Christopher Sheehan. 44 Row 'l: L. Harris, L. Monahan K. Mendosa, V, Berry, J. Wood J. Monzer, M. Smith. Row 2 Leon, C. Rickert. Row 3: R Perry, T. Conniff, D. Cassidy, R - Hinchliffe, L, Welch, R. Web- ster, C. Erbeck, D. Wright, E Parker. . L. Morse, M, Knox, H. Peters, R. Chase, M. Andrade, A. Mac- l L. to R, Bottom Row: G. Fenster maker, P. Randall, S. Waugh, A. Child, B. Miller, L, Holmes, C. Ring. Middle Row: J. Sheedy J. Leighton, L. Stanley, M. Gol branson, G. Lawson, H. Sherlaw N. Gasse, R. Fischer. Top Row S. Green, P. Holmgren, F, Nick erson, R. Piver, R. Craig, A Cacchione, D. Soderholm, J Martin, L. to R. Bottom Row: H. Downs, M. Gaucher, C. Colby, L, Crow- ley, C. Noyes, C. Bisset, S. Miles. Middle Row: R. Grey, S. Allen, M. Ross, C. Sfeptoe, J. Murray B. Hinchliffe, R, Champagne, K. Millette, B. Green. Top Row: K. Anderson, S. Snelgrove, P. Richardson, R, Pierce, R. Hinch- liffe, T. Tracey, G. Hathaway, L. Crowley. 1 Bottom Row: S. Styles, B. Ryan, M. Mahoney, J, Perkins, D. Ness, S, Boynton, L. Williams. Middle Row: J. Balboni, L. Kelley, P. Moneghan, T, Allen, D. Scran- ton, C. Sheehan, J. Murray, L. Hurcombe, K. Howard, J. Ander- son. Top Row: K. Smith, B. Campbell, J, Brodrick, F. Ricker, C. Lincoln, R. Anderson, G. Lind- quist. ri'- EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Lawrence Conant, President, Peter Diman, Secretary, Kathleen Mc- Grath, Vice President, Philip Asack. ADVISERS Left to right: Mr, Loverin, Mr. Brown, Miss Fitzgerald. l li Y .sf-. -' 'f n' ,, f ffl- ,xi j val' We are preparing to embark on our voyage through the next four years of high school. Our course will be marked with many calms a-nd storms, but with our expert helms- men we are sure to brave the perils which will be encoun- L. to R., bottom to top, Front Row: J. Crowell, .C. Harris, G. Madan, C. Texeira, K, McGrath, L. Howard, E. Roma, Middle Row: C. Johnson, C. Diernbach, J. Andre, R. Eaton, S. Richmond, J. Gaucher, K, Fenstermaker, C. Gibson, L. Conant, L. Boyd, P. St. George. Top Row: D. Dunn, A, Pratt, D. Murphy, K. Kamin- sky, K, Johnson, T. McCann, N. Piers. Left to Right, Front Row: J. Crosby, E. Keylor, D. Heath, P. Adams, D. Balboni, S. Ryder, S. Ricker. Middle Row: W. Madan, J. Stuart, R. Campanini, E. Hay- ward, R. Couite, J. Tingley, P. Diman, D. Ferron, L. Foye, R. Krebs. Top Row: S. Salhaney, L. Gilholm, A. Hodgson, R. Tsika, F. Willis, J. MacFadden, W. Taylor, M. Peters, J. Holmes. Left to Right, Front Row: J. Freitas, M, Brown, C. Manugian M. Knox, A. Howard, L. Lawson, J. Anderson. Middle Row: M. Porter, M. Britton, F. Baker, R. R. Droukas, B. Eaton, R. Drou- kas, R. Murray. Top Row: D O'Brien, F. Anderson, P.Asack B. McDonough, A, Preece, Left to Right, Front Row: L. Wardwell, L. Kipper, C. Cicione K. Cookson, J. Ewald, R. LaPerle P. Lenehan. Middle Row: K. Brown, J, Murphy, R. Boucher, D. Hathaway, J. Gumrnow, M Perkins. Top Row: D. Rossi, S Lovell, J. Lindskog, W. McElroy F. Juergens, B. Dufault, E Hayes. 5. T' J' U T' .. WY' if ft' xx . . CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Robert Hofmann, Vice President, Judith Hill, President, Michael Slapik, Secretory, Kathy Seablom. Left to Right, Bottom Row: D O'Conner, M. Livie, M. Kemp E. McCaffrey, N. Clark, N. Sig ren ,S. Ciampa, D. Langley. Mid dle Row: M, Noonan, B. Lathrop, J. Tracey, D. Baker, E, Lincoln R. Sullivan, J. Perry, E, Tosetti R. Serlenga, R. Lindgren, A O'Brien. Top Row: R. Hofmann R. Baker, B. Edson, D, Knochel R. Holmes, D. Anderson, T Hammond, J, Casey, H, Denley SEVENTH GRADE Here our journey begins as we sail out of the harbor onto the sea of life, bound for the new world of learning-a new adven- ture bringing us closer to the point where we set our own course, extending from the isle of self-preparation to the lands of op- portunity. l l i l l I l CLASS ADVISERS Mr, Renaud, Mrs, Soule, Mrs. Rosenthal, Mr, Long. 'T Left to Right, Bottom Row: K. Seablom, D. Snelgrove, M. Ber- nier, M. Raffinoli, J. Hill, V. Couite, M. Silveria, G. Scienzo. Middle row: M. Daly, T. Propas, J. Howe, M, Randall, J. Keylor, R. Slupski, J. Finch, E, Coelho, L. Knochel. Top row: R. Smith, C. Ohlson, K. Kelley, R. New- man, R. Waugh, C. Snell, S. Apt, M. Slapik, T. Tracey, A. Walker, S. Hicks. Left to Right, Bottom Row: J Leonard, D. Currie, L. Moneg han, S. Wright, B. Hayward, C. Shrutleff, A. Sullivan, L. Ness. Middle Row: S. Dalton, M. Silva A. Mclntyre, M. D'Arpino, N Kelley, T. Norton, W. MacDori ald, E. Holmes. Top Row: D Howard, J. Crowley, D. Wood C. Beals, R. Perry, P. Welch, B Olson, S. Miles, A. Wallace, D. Berry, E. Anderson. T Left to Right, Bottom Row: M Holmes, C. Burnap, G. Ludwig D. Parker, C. Allen, M. Walker L. Potwin, S. Miles. Middle Row C. Manugian, J. Buckley, T. San- ford, J. Corbett, R. Trevains, D Cross, T. McGraph, B. McCann D. Duquette, A. Backlund, R Freeman, T. Brown, Top Row: M. Maloney, S. Mullins, T. King, G. Juergens, H. Hill, R. Fonqeal- laz, J. Packard, D. Packard. I E, ' El? - ,J -K ,mf . v fr ., 4 V .,. 11. T ' 5-,,. ,I .5 - . 1 . V -.:,.,' ki I 5 ' iz- V.. - rv 1 'lf' ,',. . ,P i VV.. .gllf I I H 1 '-Q ' Q vs 4, QE! .M K 9 , ,....v QC B55 f x -Q x , P' ' 'la 0 rn f 1, 4 x J? A K X .A x ?. is ' ' ir..- . .W - .1 V ,.,w.,., I a au, , ', i .. v 5 x 15, -,.- -V . ... ... Oh, that New York trip. ' xmas --.-,-- 1 .-,. , i 5 ' - ': ' f :Snare a flirt, always a A 2 5- wi . , Q, nrt. On Deck . . . 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' 1 , .zieiiii1222552224ai9:2?atB3?E?2311i?5 7' f Z M, gn' ,gumlllfgv .viynq-,ef--,wage , , , 3 I 2 X' l .ul ,.--,. n nf--1 -V' nv., - 1 . ff ,J ,f 4 -'--ssaafziaaai?vegegiswqagsk- f .gf yf f g f ' viii! - ffl' -f X . -N , f afff f W W l ,.f. X W . , ' ,455 ,-ve-,,f.4ganv':1 , xg., ff f 4 . !! 1f '4 ,.- Z A f I1 1 I r gn . l 1 '. 1- ' nll ..--1' 4' ' 1 ' .v 11,921 Student Council Promotes School Morale Officers: Terry Dunn, Treasurer, Linda Fischer, Secretary, James Harding, President, Thomas Ness, Vice-President. The governing lows ot the school are placed in the hands of the members selected by their classmates, to voice their opinions on matters pertinent to the harmony ot the whole school. The Student Council strives to attain this harmony among the members of the student body. They develop and Advisor practice good citizenship. Mf- Frank D'-IM' it 'Q Y V y L U Al l Front llett to rightl: K. Kemp, L. Fischer, J. D. Ticchi, C, Sheehan, P. Barros, C. Cassidy. Third row Harding, T. Ness, T. Dunn, B, Hughes. Second row: J. C. Ohlson, M. Slapik, D. Leighton, D. O'Brien, R. Perry Leighton, K. Steptoe, K. Anderson, R. Perry, C. Cross, L. Boyd. 52 Mr, Gendreau, Miss RYl0 1Cl9 - NATIQNAL HONOR SOCIETY SE Q OFFICERS Treasurer, Gretchen Cross, President, Jeanne Dalton, Vice President, David Ticchi, Secretary, Gary Carlson. The National Honor Society plays an im- portant part in shaping the character of to- rnorrow's leaders. These leaders must fulfill the responsibilities required of them. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service are the four cardinal principles of this organization which rnust be fitted faithfully into the purpose of life. Qt., NATIONAL HCDNOR SOCIETY Front row: Gretchen Cross, Jeanne Dalton, David Tic- chi, Gary Carlson. Back row: Cheryl Grant, Douglas Leighton, Ann Rohnstrom, Christopher Reid, Michael Manugion, Nancy Gallagher, Sally Swanson. 'T'-2-ze ,B f J -9703, To Seated: C, Surette, L. Pratt, N. Gallagher, E. Cook, L. T. Lyons, C. Beals, A. Rohnstrom, J. Harding, R. Bernier, C. Maloney. Standing: D. Phelan, G. Carlson, Lovell, J. Freiman, R. Perry. Busy Staff Presents 1963 Climber Seated: D. Leighton, Jr. business manager, J. Dalton, editor, S. Swanson, jr. editorg C. Read, business manager, Standing: B. Horton, jr. business manager, G. Cross, business manager. Mr. Armand R. Gendreau, advisor, Jeanne Dal- ton, editor, Sally Swanson, junior editor. xg 13 .., Jeanne Dalton, editor Q.:-4' ,-Q .. - ,. .-,-,v. sawn, ,. -.-vw ' LL. .-'wi The Climber , the name given to the West Bridgewater High School annual, is an ap- propriate title. Since our high school days are spent in a relentless push to higher goals and ideals, this title then seems to be all the more suitable. lt clearly portrays the students endeavoring to work harder year after year in order to attain their goals. rs- , . -sd-L , .,. .-.ysn-,s: ART STAFF Lorraine Bernier, Joseph Norris, Meryl Snell, art editor. V.. , Ni a. U , E ,g ms- 4 BUSINESS STAFF Seated: B. Horton, D, Leighton, C. Read, G. Cross, J. Radley, B. Pennington. Standing: G. Lawson, J. Bishop, C. Hayward, C. Maloney, S. Tardie, K. Cobbett, L. Fratangelo. Business Advisor Mrs. John Kent C3 l ' R xg g - A! ,Q r 'A Ne-1 Front row: M. Surgens, N. Gallagher, A. Rohnstrom, C. P. Goldie, C. Semeter, J. Swartz. Back row: K. McGrath Read, S. Mullins, C. Maloney. Middle row: C. Larsen, V, Berry, S. Swanson, J. Peterson, V, Snelgrove, C F. Johnson, R, Andrade, G. Cross, C. Beals, T. Lyons, Manugian. Our school newspaper, the West Wind, which is published four times yearly, endeavors to cover all phases of scholastic activity, Items of interest, information for student body, and humorous ditties are sure to be found in every issue. For overall knowledge about school activity the West Wind is definitely one's best source of information. WEST WIND ard .,, .Y' Seated: Ann Rohnstrom and Christopher Read, Ed- itors. Standing: Michael Monugian and Karen -- Kemp, junior editors. 56 l West Wind Entertains And ls Informative , , P' K . . 'E Y we - A Q.. Production Advisor Mrs. John Shukis ART STAFF kg, f H X Lorraine Bernier and Meryl Snell if . Seated: J. Radley, K. Cobbett, C. Cassidy, C. Holyoke. Standing: B. Horton, J. Bishop, L. Fratangelo, C. Hayward, C. Grant. -,A ,QU 91' -3. E Front row: B. Hayward, M. Slapik, S. Ciampa, M. B. Julien, E. Estabrooks, K. Seablom, R. Newman, R. Rotfinoli, D. Parker, M, Mahoney, C. Noyes, A. Child, Slupski, J. Hill. Third row: T. Preece, A. Rohnstrom, G. S, Hayward, R. Johnson, D. Currie. Second row: S. Crass, W, Alden, C. Read, D. Packard, D. Berry. Back Hicks, G. Krebs, J. Brodrick, D. MacLean, H. Hurley, row: W. Holmes, J. Alden, D. Carlson, F. Willis. Musical Groups Are Integral BAND AND MAJORETTES The football games and pep rallies would lose much ot their zip without the able assistance ot both the band and drum majorettes. The spring concert gives them another opportunity for displaying their talents. They make tor a snappy combination. B. Hughes, J. Meurling, L, Couite, L. Gummow, K. Ring, R. Couite, M. Head Maiorette Carol Hopkins '-. Wil x Y ,Z x .Q. A ,,'. ,N 1 . of r fu 6' Curley, D. l.aBrache, Carol Hopkins. x T? l l ,X-Z' ur-- CHOIR AND SWING BAND Both our choir and swing band have for their pri- mary purpose to present their members with an op- portunity to relax and do what comes naturally. The secondary objective of each, however, is not as self-centered. On the contrary, these two groups have provided the student and town audiences with many a fine rendition. fa Front row C Beals C Slapik G Cross E Estabrooks, V, Snelgrove, M. Curley, S. Swanson, F. Johnson, C. B Newman A Rohnstrom E Thomas B Hughes K. Keith, W. Holmes, D. MacLean, D. Carlson, L. Parker, Kemp A Willis J Boyd Second row J Dalton, J. J, Manzer, J. Radley, S. Poole, C. Howard, D. Lo- Swartz L Gour S Miles J Peterson D Kelley, S. Brache. Back row: G. Krebs, K. Anderson, D. Sheehan, Holyoke C Surette C Noyes E Kazules A Child, J. M. Manugian, R. Webster, E. Estabrooks, B. Julien, T. Sinkevich S Hayward Meurling C Gurney M. Dunn, W. Alden, D. Packard, D. Scranton, R. Johnson, Coffey S Boynton J Leighton Third row J Phillips, H. Peters. 59 5351 .ry C., QZVQN . 0 Mu . I U 555' Q Nl lu N - . -.1 ar: , . . fa-H. o ' l r. J' H l 5 . L- -UW 'alia tid ' ' rs 155' Left to right: B. McDonough, R. Livie, D. O'Brien, J. Martin, R. Worcester, Mr. Bent The operation and care of the audio-visual equipment is a function of the Operators' Club. This is open to all students interested in this field The work of the club is supervised by a qualified instructor. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION This organization was set up with the purpose of imparting the know of good sportsmanship to the girls active in school sports. The G.A.A., one of the most successful organizations in the school an eight member governing board. 60 ledge , has G.A.A. Front row: D. LaBrache, L. Bowman, J. Bishop, C. Seme- ter, M, Fratangelo, J. Leigh- ton, S. Mullins. Bock row: Miss Gravelin, B. Hughes, C. Keith, E. Estabrooks, D. Kelly, J. Reed, J. Dalton, L. Ahlborg, J. Sinkevich, R. Andrade, J. Rad- ley, G. Homans, B. Horton. I I T' L 'V 4K ,,. 4: js I J' I ' xr 5 l 5- , ' 8 1 CAFETERIA STAFF Rosalie Eaton, Lucia Faye, Joanne Gaucher, Kathleen Mendoza, Christine Harris, Susanne Waugh, Kathleen Fensterrnaker, Priscilla Allen, Patricia Goldie, Marcia Sur- gens. .ef ,,-.4 OFFICE STAFF Meryl Snell, Glenys Lawson, Judy Boyd, Susan Britton, Janice Bishop, Linda Gour, Ellen Foye, Kathleen Knox. LiBRARY STAFF Jeanne Dalton ,Sally Swan- son, Ann Rohnstrom, Lor- raine Bernier, Carol Beals, Mr. Orr, Christine Slapik, Barbara Newman, Celeste Surette, Kathleen Lenehan, Joyce Ryan. --1 61 CLASS LOG FRESHMAN YEAR Latin introduced-Mr. Keylor's science classes-exciting trip to the United Nations-soggy car washes-first West Street party -first year of finals- and to think they told me you were a good class! - you freshmen think you're something! SOPHOMORE YEAR Co-ed seating plan in the lunchroom-second year of sum, es, est -crazy speech classes- J'entre dans la salle de Made- moiselle -dissections and Formaldehyde--first of King Learnar- do's tent parties-rag day and the first annual splash party- probationary members in the Honor Society - Miss Sherry's Poetry- Let's be business-like girls. JUNIOR YEAR Mr. Loverin as football coach-class rings- Song in My Heart - Class plays and parties - Tom Shakespeare - smudge pots-detour- A,S,D,F,J,K,Lg -second annual splash party- T.O.D.'s U. S. History classes-mad chemists--hoop rehearsals -all night prom parties-Sandy Neck-are the skirts long enough, Mr. Leveille? SENIOR YEAR Boy's cooking class-Crash- Babe and Abar-Howie- Coronation of King Charles-Pumpkins on parade-Fiskie's Friskies-Jake Bentouchie week-trips to Lorings-Yearbook- Who's got the Harbrace? -Safaries to Business schools-Ben muda Hop- This class is getting smaller and smaller --Wes- ties Whippets-Reception and wonderful senior week--Gradua- tion? :MFA W 3 MQ IW fl! 4111: 1' N 14, X X i4i' U- Y N fx 'Pe , 4,527 N A ill , - Llll, 62 .f va ieties y I, ,715-f mix T QQ' K, X K kk f' 4 X ' ly l,! T 3 ., f 4 Z,a 7K in I X - -:pl M, H 'I V4 I AL'- ' . 3 , .iq . . fx 5, J , .,':Tn:x.4 .:- . . I , ,,. 5 , if '. it ' . . E' 1 ' ' ' , fl':'.ffrf Q Z-QXSW ' 0 I 1 Q it .V A as . - J 'f si f . -' ' A Left to right: James Harding, Carol Beals, Gary Carlson, Betty Pennington. asv Left to right: John Freiman, Linda Pratt, Richard Shaffer, Diane Johnson, Mr. O'Donnell. J 'N i i J 'ff it , , L Q or--I-.w The Ghost From Outer Space Left to right: Betty Pennington, Carolyn Cassidy Janice Bishop, Carol Maloney. Bock row: Jim Chey unski, James Harding, Carol Beals, Gary Carlson Mr. Graffte. Terry Mortarelli E S I- 0 'G 1 9 o 2. in :- TY' 5- o :r :x -n - 93. 3 o P cn 0 -. cr o '1 a Z CD S 3 o 3 'E ... ..-yawn' M i C Qi wi t R if I N li jf I THE JUNIORS present . ' Make-up Left to right: Lorraine Bernier, Fayth Johnson Gretchen Cross, Carolyn Hayward. X -F' 'PQQX I In the Mist Left to right: Mr. O'Donnell, Barbara Newman, John Huston, Nancy Gallagher, John Freiman. JUNIOR CLASS PLAYS The Ghost from Outer Space directed by-Mr. Thomas E. Graffte Cast: Grace Bittle . Laureen Bittle Tracie Bittle Dan Bittle Murphy .... Bill Eberly Uka . .. Eka , . , ln directed by-Mr. First Cast: Michael Bayne Mrs. Pewsey Mrs. Voller Ned White Understudy Second Cast: Michael Bayne Mrs. Pewsey Mrs. Voller Ned White Rise and Shine directed by-Mrs. Cast: Philip S. Grant . Hepzibah M. Jones Henry Jones Jane Jones Rise and Shine Left to right: Terry Mortarelli, Ann Rohnstrom, Fayth Johnson, Christo- pher Read, Mrs. Molloy. 65 . Carolyn Cassidy . Betty Pennington , Carol Beals James Harding . Gary Carlson James Cheyunski Carol Maloney . Janice Bishop the Mist Terrence P. O'Donnell . , John Freiman Nancy Gallagher Barbara Newman John Huston Bruce Carlson John Freiman Linda Pratt Diane Johnson , Richard Shatter Mary Mol Ioy Terry Mortarelli Ann Rohnstrom Christopher Read Fayth Johnson or X- Jw Cast-Back row: J. Ryan, Mrs. Lawson, S. Slupski, J Freiman, J. Harding, J. Huston, D. Johnson, K. Mc- Cann. Middle row: C. Maloney, E. Mortarelli, C. Sur- ette, C. Read. Front row: N. Gallagher, R. Shaffer, B Newman. N y m p h , t h e aerated spray, presents D o I I ars for Scholars. Traditionally, the Senior Class presents o class play as ci means of entertainment and fund-raising. The plays are usually presented at some time during the winter, and this year's play was enacted on De- cember l4th and l5th in the high school auditorium. Howie, a three act com- edy by Phoebe Ephrn, was about a very obnoxious young man who lived with his wife's family. Howie was a misfit-un- able to get or hold a job, and was con- tinually giving out unsolicited advice and information. Howie finally found himself as a result ofa quiz show-the high point of the play. If I answer this question correctly, do I get to take off this hat? The Senior Class presents HOWIE l still think you ought to trim those ends. CAST Edith Simms , Walter Simms Sally Simms , Barbara Dickerson Howie Dickerson Jimmie Keefe Martha Robinson Joe Robinson . Sylvia . . Joseph McNish Announcer Wendy Professor Bill Pfeiffer OF H OWIE Barbara Newman Ettore Mortarelli Nancy Gallagher . . Celeste Surette Christopher Read , , Thomas Lyons . . Carol Maloney John Huston Dianne Johnson . Richard Shaffer James Harding Karen McCann Gary Carlson John Freiman V.,,f lll just put these away and wash No trump-and I have to lead. Well, I'll just have to compete with those Japanese girls in my own way. up for dinner. X, 5 Stage Hands: L. Bernier, M. Snell, E. Cook, C. Beals, G. Cross, A. Willis, J. Dalton, R. Perry. 1 1 n JUNIOR PROM Primrose Lane 4' 'J W v ft' E L V S SONG IN MY HEART On May 26, l962, the Juniors held their Prom with beautiful red and white decora- tions representing the theme Song in My Heart. Dance music was provided by Nobel Lapworth, and the evening reached a climax when Ellen Foye was crowned queen of the Junior Prom. Young at Heart Magic Moments ,-2' l 7- be D D11 53' 1 uc., , - xxx 7 X ' E.- ia M., ,..e: ,xii .-1,7111 -... -axis!-gg Q' -Q gf' QQ? ,-Zf 'f -' '- , f .R -. v..,,a.. 1 .. ., 9. , f 4 -. X- X Q: fiiwlart - I Sf? l ' H ' ,. H ivflt-F' , -ff SQ 1 .ek qiiftnjfrhipfil-AW if , if v :Q..r.:e?,4,ggQuM' A I , .u-ft...nix ,. Q , ',. .'..W,H in 1,9 if Wv? ....,.,....... ,..,. 1 1., - glfff rv WW 25, N l.11-.F.sew-zizllze-'-sszll-ifllwi-P-if if-if '?rQj'.y.'q4'.'.--4.-.a'.lia'.ixiid-til'Q:.v.ia'-if:A LW: f6'al'.g15f-7fW q',f4+'y,'W' .,Q,Wt.'.'.gg.x'.'.'.',W ?,4.,. 7Ql',s5.. ,e? ' l xx. it , - ' .,.-. 1 . .11 ' N 5' . Memories are mode of this .AA With o song in my heart Girl of my dreams A pretty girl is like 0 melody sENloRs AT SEA V 'S X ' 'g,,,f Sleeping beauty! llwhy donll You Qomenup Wl'1a'r's the trouble, Gretcl'1? and see me some time? fam' Baby dollff And l've got this to say about Cuba. What a crew! fs ' 1 fl :- QT W , ,gf-giw , , .. , gk if? A' QQ x ' ' A V - ...NA 1 ll :lx 'Q-.95-0-48' , V . r .lg sl Don't David and Karl look Angelic! 70 Go...Go...Go.,. Already looking to- ward Jeanne? n ANS? B-1 af W I ATHLETICS I Race as you favor, having respect for competition, for poor sportsmanship shall be dashed against the rocks. 11 6 I M, X f if EW, V ,ff fix? .A gy! gl! ff ,' J! f-K .f . , -, K XX X. E N -v-,' is i we an x X . I gb X x 'MQW 5,1 xx ikrt- . .5-R F vga' K. , I t m X so N ' X i if x g Q X i W soss kk 3 is 5 r r f s ,is ,A of tri? x, --.. - N Lf xx X X N N ix 1 jj 1 fy if W af i 1962 FOOTBALL The 1962 edition of Westies Wildcats foot- ball team, while studded with underclassmen, gave promise of better years to come. The team's three and six record contained three losses which, with but an extra touchdown, could have been reversed. Some outstanding individual efforts by veterans, especially in the backfield, kept the team in every game. With eighteen returning lettermen, things look bright for next year. FOOTBALL 1962 Westies Opposition 6 Somerset . .,,.. 28 18 Apponoquet 6 28 Hanover . . O 48 Provincetown . 16 6 Marshfield . , 32 6 Holbrook . . 12 O Cohasset , 6 18 . Hull....., . U28 O East Bridgewater . , , 12 Co-captains: Bobby Lovell, Jimmy Cheyunski Bobby Newman . ' mu Veg, tl ext Ronnie Perry l Assistant Coach Thomas, Coach Coach Leveille. 3 5,1 i , 1 Loveriri, Assistant rv, 5 2 i NV l . . X l , X 3 f John Huston Jim Harding John Freiman Wildcats Complete Another Successful Season Front row: R. Perry, E. Carlson, W. Holmes, D. Leigh ton, R. Fishcher. Second row: J. Freiman, J. Rossi, C. Cross, R. Burke, Co-Cap't. R. Lovell, Co-Cap't. J Cheyunski, D. MacLean, D. Carlson, F. Ricker, J. Hus- ton. Third row:' L. Howard, manager, R, Huston, R. Perry, M. Manugian, R. Genest, R. Webster, D. O'Brien, R. Shurtleff, T. Ness, R. Piver, W. Dufault, C. Sheehan, R. Shaffer and D. Ticchi, managers. Back row: D Gezotis, E. Chauncey, C. Slater, R. Hinchcliff, P. Mac- Quinn, J. Tsika, R. Sullivan, R. McDonough, E. Esta- brooks, T. Dunn, R. Newman, S. Reed, W. Brazil. Co-Captain Robert Lovell A f . v up 1 'if C ,. I . Q ,--...E ' ...S . G ffl 5 ir.: zzl. . '22' ri. R l'1 ll l orrsrxss Kneeling: R. Burke, W. Brazil, D. Gezotis, J. Rossi, C. Cross, W. Holmes R. Perry. Standing: R. Lovell, J. Cheyunski, T. Ness, R. Newman. . . . With Wins, Losses , 1 Zi' If - . E, I l Co-Captain DEFENSE James Cheyunski X l Kneeling: D. O'Brien, J. Freiman, J. Huston, S. Reed, E. Estabrooks, D. MacLean. Standing: D. Leighton, R. Lovell, J. Cheyunski, R. Newman, M. Manugian. 74 l l l l S. Barker, P. Barros, J. Swartz, S. Swanson, J. Lydon, K. Brown, co-captains Nancy Gallagher, Linda Fischer. CHEERLEADERS V- Back row: S. Slupski D. Ness, M. Fratangelo, C. Step- iif' toe. Front row: J, Balboni, B. Horton, M. Smith, L. . Hurcombe. K. Brown, J. Lydon, S. Swanson, co-captains Nancy Gallagher, Linda Nancy Gallagher Fischer, S. Barker, P. Barros, J. Swartz. 75 BASKETBALL 5 BOYS BASKETBALL-1962-63 Westies Opposition 53 . , , , . Whitman-Hanson . . . . . 55 56 . . Marshfield . , . , . . . . 69 68 . . Hanover .,B44 . . . 59 77 . . . . Hull ...,., .V...,.. . , 72 66 . . . . , Cohasset ...,.. . . , . . . 38 69 , . Bridgewater-Raynham . . . 45 73 . . . . Norwell ......7,. . . . . 54 78 .., Duxbury ..,.. . ..... 6l 92 . , . . , Avon ........, . . . 45 73 . . . . . Scituate .,..s,.. . . . 69 59 . . . Hanover .,,... . . , , . . 66 73 . , . . East Bridgewater . , 72 82 , . . , Cohasset . . , , . . 44 43 , . , . . Holbrook ,.,,, . , . 46 67 , Norwell . , . 83 62 , Duxbury , , . . 42 8l . . . Avon ..i..i . , . 40 SOUTH SHORE PLAYOFFS A i..,. Norwell .. i.,.. 66 52 55 , ..,. Marshfield . .,i, . 58 76 64 ., ..,Hanover.,..... TECH TOURNEY 50 . . . . . Lynnfield ...... . . . 52 Captain James Cheyunski and Coach Tozier Kneeling: J. Rossi, C. Cross, R. Olson, J. Cheyunski, D. Ticchi, managers, A. Barros, L, Howard, R. Newman Warren, D. Carlson. Standing: D. Crimmins and D. J. Warren, A, Freeman, D. Soderholm, Coach Tozier. 76 . , QQ' ,is 'FS g FRESHMAN TEAM L. Welch, P. Richardson, R. Webster, D. Scranton, L, Crowley, K. Anderson, C. Ohlson, Coach Leveille. Jimmy Warren Bobby Newman The i962-63 season again proved to be a very fruitful one for the Westies Wild- cats. Led by strong board work by the big men and good, consistent scoring from the backcourt duo, the team advanced to the South Shore playoffs and to the Boston Garden finally concluding a most success- ful season with a seventeen-seven record. Dave Warren Ray Olson JR. VARSITY TEAM E, Carlson, D. Sheehan, T. Olson, T. Tsika, J. Rossi, C. Cross, R. Shurtleff, A. Freeman, W. Dufault, E. Estabrooks, manager, Coach Chapman, absent. 77 Cap't. Jim Cheyunski JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Kneeling: K. Kelley, B. McDonough, K. Johnson, P. T. McGrath, R. Perry, C. Ohlson, R. Slupski, R. Hof- Welch, D. Cross, C. Snell, S. Lovell. Standing: Coach monn. Absent: P. Asock, B. Dufoult, J. Lindskog. Gendreou, J. Crowley, J. Perry, M. Slopik, A. Pratt, 1, , A Y 1 M .Lx A , a JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Sitting: R, Murray, T. King, J. Perry, R. Perry, C. Standing: Cooch Gendreou, C. Beols, K. Kelley, T. Mc Ohlson, B. Lothrop, P. Mclntyre, W. MacDonald. Groth, A. Prott, T. McCann, A. Mandeville, S. Lovell Kneeling: D. Cross, B. McDonough, P. Asock, P. W. McCann, J. Tracy, Ass't. Coach Renaud. Welch, R. Holmes, K. Johnson, R. Tsiko, R. Anderson. if Front row: R. Lovell, R. Perry, D. Baker. Middle row: row: G. Meurling, A. Barros, R. Johnson, J. Cheyunski, W. Dufault, M. Owens, J. Andresen, R. Ohlson. Back R. Ross, Coach Tozier. l 962 BASEBALL ln l962, the Westies Wildcats enjoyed a The i963 edition in spite of its apparent in- winning six and tive record on the baseball experience will endeavor to make up for it diamond. Anchored by six seniors, the squad, with hustle and desire to present the new which this year may suffer from inexperience, coach with a reason to be optimistic. presented veterans complemented by under- classmen. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD-1962 Wesfies Opponent l , . Bridgewater . . . , 3 O , . Holbrook . l l 5 . . Hull , . l 9 . Duxbury , 4 9 , Avon , , l 0 , . . . . . Norwell V . 2 6 . . Cohasset . . 4 l l . Hanover .... 4 2 3 . . . . Marshfield . , . 9 l , . Scituate . . . . . . . 2 7 . . . . . East Bridgewater , . . 4 . Ki JR 'ffl lu QWQNXXX Eli we ll MQJX. XX A Mu' howl --?-an- ' . vig- as f.-'gf Coach Harry Tozier and Captain Bobby Ross. fi Left to right: C. Hayward, J. Bishop, J, Radley, B. Newman, C. Slapik, E. Estabrooks, C. Gurney, L. Bowman, J. Leighton. Captain: Christine Slapik, Coach: Miss Gravelin, . Coach Gravelin and Manager Gail Homans, GIRLS' BASKETBALL VARSITY RECORD West-ies Opponent 23 Marshfield . . .,..,. 49 18 Bridgewater . . , 46 10 , . . Hull . . . . . 23 2 Hanover . . . . . 77 32 , Norwell . .,,. , . . 56 30 . E. Bridgewater . . . 10 36 .Avon U20 21 . Holbrook .. 51 27 Scituate . . . 46 19 Duxbury . . , , 39 33 . Cohasset , , 46 .f . ew vip I4 A Marshfield 28 18 A A A A Bridgewater A A A 20 5 A A A Hull A A A A A 24 5 AA AA Hanover 18 13 A A A Norwell ,....,, A A l9 6 AA A EA Bridgewater A A 32 5AAA AAAvonAAAAAA AA2l IO A A A Holbrook A A A 14 8 A A A A Scituate A A A 9 I7 AAA AA Duxbury A AA l5 6 A A A A Cohasset A A A 17 J. V. RECORD Left to right: M Knox, S. Allen, L. Kipper, L. Sevruk, M.AMuhoneyl, J. Reed, E. Roma, J. Leighton. l, 2, CHA - C A CHA . - - CHA. Linda and Jamie assure us of this rebound. Barbara 'a la Cousy Back row: P. Gasse, C. Rickert, A. MacLean, C. Howard, B. Horton, M. Ross, J. Phillips, B. Greene, V. Snel- grove, R. Stwart, Middle row: J, Lydon, K. Linehan, C. Bisset, J. Radley, L. Bawman, L, Alhborg, K. Mendoza, A. Lindquist, N. Gallagher, K. Ring, J. Peterson, M. Fratangelo, L, Hurcombe. Front row: C. Stankis, R. Audre, L. Harris, S. Slupski, M. Mahoney, C. Beals, B. Newman, G. Fenstermaker, A. Cicone, S. Mullins. Manager Doreen Kelley and Coach G elin FOV . Manager Elizabeth Estabrooks and Coach Gravelin. Back row: L. Bowman, M. Fratangelo, L. Alhborg, J. Sinkevich, D. Kelley, R. Andre. Front row: V. Snelgrove, B. Newman, J. Dalton, J. Radley, L. Wardwell. SOFTBALL The l962 girls softball team, after a fairly successful campaign, is looking forward to a better one in l963. The unusually large turnout points to a most gratifying season. FIELD HOCKEY Like so many other athletic squads at West Bridgewater High School, the girls field hockey squad was dominated by underclassmen. This in itself, provide the students with a reason to be optimistic about the future. ADVERTISEMENTS - i Hall of Democrfzcy frtfl' ng a free-floahng ship. E Z' :L -L Jr: QTY? 5 P' f'?? f fE-E. 'gf 7 E154-5: fffil , A V EHL J Q: ,L:4:gJ fri gf- 74717 ' ' -Y 4- -'f--:f , ' -'A . Z' f2Qnv XI f -E .,,.44 E L, X, .fxE-EwEE E E E m.gQ'..1uiij- iw Q 'X-f N-fi-ff' f Mn- 1 , JaxxNiaEmuQiig:i:.:g-11 HI?- ,.,-A---H EEEE fg- - ' '-i..1'W:,. 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BISBEE AND PARKER BUILDERS 142 East Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of MARKEY'S, INC. Fine Men's Furnishings l92 Main St. Brockton, Mass. Compliments of BURQUE'S siakvice 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 DAIKER'S FLOWERS Of Flowers Greeting Cards OLD RUG Gifts COMPANY Center Shopping Plaza TeI' 587-4177 West Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of PHOTO HAVEN I6 Commonwealth Ave. West Bridgewater JU 7-9143 Compliments of READ BROTHERS' GARAGE Studebaker Cars and Trucks West Bridgewater, Massachusetts B7 PILLSBURY'S GREENHOUSES Flowers for all occasions 506 North Elm St. West Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of the MAGIC CARPET KINDERGARTEN Compliments of WILLIS FURNITURE I '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-I-450 Compliments of DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH F. CALITRI JU 3-1588 A. M. GAMBAO 81 SON Truck bodies built and repaired. Blacksmith 620 N. Elm St. W. Bridgewater Compliments of FRANKLIN PHARMACY Campello, Mass. PooLE's MARKET COmP'fmef1fS f 352 Elm sneer O Wesf Bridgewofef WEST BRIDGEWATER Ju 8-0462 FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION John Poole, Prop. . Ma GENE'S BARBER SHOP 8:30 AM.-6:00 PM Center Shopping Plaza West Bridgewater Q N Wd42Zff! Congratulations and the best of luck! We ot Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook 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, just os you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Stu: ios when you wont 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! Llllll li ' T D10 New EngIand's Largest School Photographers 89 Compliments of ELM SQUARE PHARMACY 240 West Center Street West Bridgewater SMITH'S CORSET SHOPS, INC. 242 Main St. Brockton, Mass. Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. LESTER Compliments P. SLATER, SR. of Dochshunds DR. AND MRS. THOMAS Chinuahuas F. Toy and Miniature Poodles W. R. MORSE 'Things to wear for those who cure Hatter 81 Furnisher llO8 Main St. Campello Brockton, Mass. Compliments of THE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Emma Marzelli Mrs. Dorothy Alexander Mrs. Thelma Hamans Mrs. Alberta Wardwell Mrs. Francis Burgue Congratulations to the Class af I963 CHILSON LANDSCAPE SERVICE Compliments of JOSEPH J. BRAGA Wholesale Dealer In Cigars, Tobacco, and Confectionery, Drug Sundries, Toys and Novelties West Bridgewater, Mass. Tel, JU 3-0930 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '63 COMPLIMENTS OF UAMPELLO UUAL UOMPAlllY Going Formal Rent-A-TUX Compliments of LINEHAN BILLY BURKE'S RECQRD SHQP Main St. at Legion Parkway Brockton, Mass. Brockton, Mass. Hartshorn and Miller Realtors-Nota ries 8 North Main Street Roy Hartshorn Betty A. Miller Ju 3-4622 TOLL HOUSE Whitman, Massachusetts Kenneth and Ruth Wakefield 91 Compliments of Rev. Francis S. Shea, D.D. Rev. Raymond J. Devettere ST. ANN'S PARISH West Bridgewater Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1965 Compliments of Compliments of ACADEMY LANES HAYWARD'S DAIRY FARM Bridgewater, Mass Best Wishes Compliments of Silver Smith Motor Sales Inc WEST BRIDGEWATER 2070 So. Main Street CLEANSERS Brockton, Mass. Volkswagon BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS BANK West Bridgewater Office Hours: 9-3--Wed. 9-6 Bridgewater Office Main Office Hours: 9-3-Wed. 9-6 Compliments of GLAD-ACRE FARMS Merton H. Ouderki rk Route lO6 West Center St West Bridgewater, Mass. Roadside Stand Open Year Round Congratulations to the Class of 1963 Kemp Transportation 8. Storage, Inc. Congratulations to the Class of 1963 BOB 8. KEN'S RESTAURANT Catering for all occasions Compliments of WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Compliments of The West Bridgewater High School Chapter of the National Honor Society COl'1QI'OTl..IlOTlOI'IS to PHARMACY, INC. the Class of 63 l West Center St. West Bridgewater, Moss. C0mDlimenT5 Of Ju 3-6200 I Free Prescription Delivery S Compliments of Compliments of HOCKOMOCK FARMS A. A. FRANCESCO West Bridgewater JAY'S PLAYLAND Miniature Golf-Driving Range Dairy Maid-Kiddie Rides Route 28 i West Bridgewater pliments of WEST BRIDGEWATER MOTHER'S CLUB ROBERT E. BAKER BUILDER 80 West Center St. West Bridgewater Ju 7-5564 CORTLAND MATH ER Attorney at Law 5 N. Main Street West Bridgewater Roy and HaroId's ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Compliments of TRI-TOWN HARDWARE West Bridgewater 5 Compliments f BRIDGEWATER ICE 8: COAL COMPANY Compliments of HOME NATIONAL BANK 5 West Center Street West Bridgewater, Mossochu tt Member F.D.l.C. Compliments Compliments of of THE GARDEN AND GIFT SHOP HOPPY'S 35 south Main sf. OIL wesf Bridgewater SERVICE JU 3-9112 EDGAR'S Downtown Brockton 3 Floors + a BIG BARGAIN BASEMENT Open a Revolving Credit Accoun 1' Compliments of yesteryea rs West Bridgewater Best Wishes to HAPPY PHYSICS PARTIES The Class of 1963 HQIEIMH POMEROY'S DONUT CONWAY SHOP BIG Joi-IN I7 North Main St. WEST Bridgewater Congratulations from TRUCCHl'S GRIFFEN BUICK AND PONTIAC Co' DISCOUNT FOODS I34 Main Street Bridgewater, Mass. Rt. 28 Tel. Owen 7-6757 Center Shopping Plaza West Bridgewater Congratulations to Best Wishes WETZELL'S SPORT AND the from 644 -Belmont Sr. Brockton, Mass. JU 6-8279 Il Lk E h Flavor Best Untl Y Try The N o 0 0 um Gemma Udfcgaaalzbfzeaf ICE CREAM ' I The WorId's Finest Ice Cream The One Ice Cream With That Old F h d Freezer Flavo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I963 FROM MCIN'l'lRE'S DAIRY ?..g.dd -H L.44,..o W, ,, ff g 1 47 7 The Most Distinguished Name in School and College fewelry YOUR GUARANTEE Q YY ty fy Compliments of Complim t of H. 81 W. MOLD JUNIOR CLASS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1963 FROM CUMPDNENT MANUFACTURING SERVICE, IIIIC. lil-S-- -t' ---- Lots of Luck in '63 KELLEY'S CY HUGHES 81 FAMILY and PACKAGE s'roRE BOB LARKIN Center Shopping Plaza West Bridgewater JU 3-1644 U rm gmm,gf1:N uf' 'roNY's BARBER sl-lor E .. Y -- iv ,4 we , ' 3.4253 X- 3 3' ' 'B ' ' ' -. 3 n'r fl: i55'T'Ei SpeC'G zes ' Women S l'G CL'tS Compliments of CONSTRUCTION GURNEY BROS. COMPANY . . ' Leo Glovanom Jewelers Since 1841 Builder lOl Main Street Brockton, Mass. West Bridgewater, Mass. SWANSON-WALLIN GANI-EY'S COQAPGQNY or Bnociaow RCA Radios-Televisions GE Home Appliances sportswear Sales and Services Telephone Drake 8-2431 49 Bedford Street East Bridgewater, Moss. Women's Wear Children's Wear 0 G S SSO 0 THE WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHCCL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSCCIATION :L4t-- ---r '-'A - V-11 Courtesy of DAVID RICHARD SACCOCIA Barber Shop Air Conditioned Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of DUNNINGTON'S Compliments of FRANK SAN BORN Realtor MARY CROMPTON'S Distinctive Gifts Compliments of Accessories 680 Plymouth Street Rome ,O6 KNOTTY PINE CLUB East Bridgewater, Mass. HOWARD R. ANDERSON TILE CO. Ceramic Tile Bathrooms and Kitchens Telephone JU 6-2433 Compliments of CYNTHIA'S BEAUTY SALON Compliments of The WEST BRIDGEWATER POLICE ASSOCIATION Best Wishes DR. 81 MRS. RICHARD GUIDOBONI JAMES P. SHEEHAN'S RELIGIOUS GIFTS 256 Main Street, Brockton Compliments Congratulations to the of Class of 1963 GATEWAY GULF BAY STATE cARNATioNs, SERVICE INC. South Main St. West Bridgewater Compliments of TOWNE CLEANERS I Hr. Cleaning Available East Bridgewater Congratulations t the Class of l963 DAVE ANDERSON l SchooI Busses l Compliments of A.IL PARKER C0. Jinny Parker Whiting Good Food Finest Ice Cream Open 5 A.M. 'Til Midnight 7 Days A Week 635 Plymouth St., Route IO6 East Bridgewater COMPLIMENTS OF CHURCHILL SUPPLY UUMPANY 67 Forest Street Brockton, Massachusetts I05 Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1966 LUCINI MOTOR SALES, INC. Soles Service West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Tel. JU 3-5-500 Compliments of LOUIS C. GOUR A. F. GERMAN co. Re Es e Compliments of Our Sincere Best Wishes To Our Many Friends ln The Class KENWOOD TIRE CO. of 1963 West Bridgewater DITCH E1-T's GREENHOUSES 1321----tr'-r --A' 44---Y ALDEN'S HARDWARE Best Wishes and GIFT SHOP to Serving You Since I892 the ll5l Main St. Brockton JU Class of .kr gy.. w B THE HASTINGS KEITH FAMILY THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I963 SINCERELY THANKS. . . Mr. Robert Vantine of the Delmar Printing Company for his many sugges- tions and constant help in the lay out of our Climber. Lorings Studios for the time they willingly spent taking our photographs. Mr. Sperandio, our principal, and Mr. Fisher, our superintendent, for their 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 willing- ness to render help. The towns people who gave so generously in order that we might make this publication possible, especially Mr. Henry Bradford who contributed so much to our photography. West Bridgewater High School for the memories that will linger throughout our lives. Jeanne Dalton, Editor Mr. Armand Gendreau, Advisor Mrs. John Kent, Business Advisor 107 l SPONSORS Principal and Mrs. Peter J. Sperandio Mr. and Mrs. Armand R. Gendreau Mr. and Mrs. John Kent Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser Shahdan Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Tozier Mr. David E. Leveille Mr. Bruce Thomas Miss Kathleen Wright Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Orr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn Mr. Robert W. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Getchel Carolyn and Lans Mr. and Mrs. Torino Mortarelli Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cross Majorie and John Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hayward Mr. and Mrs. Philip Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hackenson Sandy and Wayne Miss Joy A. McDowell Mrs. E. Olivia Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loverin Richard Keith William A. Martin Samuel A. Read Lester P. Slater George M. Dalton Robert D. Perry Jeanne and Ronnie Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Lawson Mr. and Mrs. David J. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Newman Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tardie Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Bishop, Jr. Miss Hulda M. Hackenson Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Bernier Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Cook Lana and Appa Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Royal K. Snell Glenn and Doug Mrs. George F. Smith Mrs. Beatrice Norris Mrs. Helen Fisher Karen and Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. McCann Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Beals Mr. and Mrs. John Freiman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Ticchi Sue and Bob Mr. and Mrs. John E. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Harlow E. Woodward Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Clifford T. Rhonstrom Mr. and Mrs. Silva LaPerle Miss Ann LaPerle Mrs. Audrey Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Alphee Surette Pat and Jim Mr. and Mrs. George Austin Mrs. Betty Hackenson Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Amos J. Baroncelli Edward Hooker Ronald Saline Charles Perry Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs George La Pine Arnold Kheary Francis B. Curley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gammon Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Anderson Mr. Kenneth Alden Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bishop Mr. Nick Bertazzi Mr. T. 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