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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

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The road has its disappointments but it also has its re- WGF S. d No goal is achieved eas ly But by working together, the burdens become lighter. They no longer seem burdens but shares in the process of meeting our goals. We will go our separate ways but only in body, not in mind or heart. We will find new goals in life, but through the knowledge we have acquired, we will meet them. 3 CDLIR Coach DEDICATEE During our years at West Bridgewater High, this man has guided our uncertain and unsteady course with understanding and enthusiasm. He 'anever shrinks from his responsibility, but welcomes it. His knowledge, truthfulness, humor and ability both in the classroom and on the athletic field give us an example well worth heeding. We are deeply grateful and respectful of his never ending willingness to help in our activities and of his influence upon us. Thus, the class of l966, proudly dedicates this, its Climber, to Mr. Charles Loverin. Teacher Father . , ,,,.. ,Q '3 - , i-5 . ' LILY A .L'j21L1.jg 2 4 T. .I , , I . QF., .liiig ft Mr. Donald A. Fisher, Superintendent Dear Students: As I was starting to write this message I happened to look up and saw a book titled: Time to Live. These three simple words stirred my imagination. I wondered how many times we tail to do as they suggest. Most of us, thanks to modern science and automation, now have more time when we are not working at our regular jobs. While, in many respects this can be very beneficial, it can also create some new prob:- lems. Specifically, how to make best use of this free time? Healthy recreation of many sorts is at hand at little or no expense. Each of us should daily set aside some definite time for such things, as, sports, hobbies, entertainment, travel, and the like and thus return to our work relaxed and refreshed. However, in addition or in coniunction with these other types of activities, we have a responsibility to our world to give some of this time to help others. Therefore, I suggest you save some time, to not only refresh yourself, but to give a portion of your energy and time to some community proiect. Not only will you unselfishly help someone else, but you will gain and grow yourself by aiding another. Lastly, don't stop getting an education just because you have finished high school, keep at it as long as you live and you will find that this Mtime to live will be more meaningful. It you feel the High School or my office can be of service to you at some future time, be certain to contact us. Good Iuckl Sincerely, Donald A. Fisher Superintendent of Schools if ' iMrs. Myron Mather 'ilk X l I OUR ,diiyg -'C .9154 -'-lu I I -Q I if ' ' u' o ,:, '-Ll L f.. L4 'A ,-1, nil x' 0 N P' , .v 'J rf, . .ii-ZJ' .9 ' 7 wx H slr 1: ,F 1 '-HQ. .' in ' ' i'. Q ,. 'P .px It U bl. 11 -X. 1' Mrs. Donald MacMuIIen P Lu: .c . ' ,fe -v' . fi x' 3 .ff ADMINBTRATIGN To the Class of l966: Congratulations! Your graduation fulfills the first maior achievement of your lives. Use it as a stepping stone to the greater successes which are to follow for those of you who strive for it. I sincerely hope that your association with us has been meaningful and that you will continue the most import- ant duty ofa good citizen - observance of the law. The lessons you learned, whether in the classroom or through our extracurricular program, were intended to help mold your character and provide you with the education which will help to prepare you for life. It we can be of future service, please call on us. With every wish for your future success and happi- ness, l remain Yours sincerely, Peter J. Sperandio Principal West Bridgewater High School Mr. Peter J. Sperandio, Principal Mrs. Richard Keith Mr. Thomas Peters Assistant Principal 3' if UR ENGLISH l Mi ss Janet Herron - - .v:..,,,. Mr. John N. Sullivan Mrs. Lawrence Keeler, Jr. i 'N-. N953 1 I Mr- Walfer Renaud Mrs. Bernard Eidlin Mrs. Donald Bloomfield Mrs. Maurice Rosenthal ' ,rf . f., ,,, fl . 1, X. Q... ,, ,, 1. . Eg. En, 4 ,i ,,, ,, ui ti .i '3. - i .- 4 :Til tw ' '-3:5 .-Ag 5 ,i.. W We :S , .., ' -14 uri Mrs. Clinton Schurman Mr. Stephen G. Heaslip FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES vw..- . N f Mr. Charles R. Loverin x .3 5. -A , l I 1 'WMM P fffmf' TP, Qs, L 4 M1 SRS LANGUAGES Miss Janice Rylonder Mr. James L. Anderson Mr. Armand R. Gendreou I az' ' 'i 2I'W ' IQ , .4 3? 1 -h '-jmlri ' iilrpftf 55: ,'.1X2az:,g3' fi? .izclffigf-i'Ef: 99 M. , kj: YTYWIYY V nfl: .L fjf 4-N 1' ij x D -x-.-.M fly. up if s , K. H 3 -1 L-,aglpf-4: 1 1 .. I XXX' MUSIC ART 'Nw FKVX X ' Q .mzzzrviggx , I vs ,fix I FE , C 5555556 -M1 if X li 3 ' ,f . XX-I . I vky, X5 I I - kfkssm - , 'S' 1' , wrxzg xx H I ., it El, :Z . . wie: 2 -. ' I ' - Q . . ' Mr. Walter B. Lewis Mr. William Rathbun Mrs. David Bums Mrs. John M. Shukis 5 COMMERCIAL Mfg Edward J, Cain Mrs. Stephen H. 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Rgsgiq-r.f::e5.fg--12 zfgwigggti' wx A CLASS Class OffiCSI'S: Treasurer, Cathy Sfeptoe, Seqretary, Barbara Miller, Vice-president, Lawrence Welrch, Preiiaenr, Robert Chase. b K I ' . V : S.-.2411 'j' V 2 1'r1l'5 ,-M. Ml, V. ea MV . l it Q puff-ll ,fl ' ' YW' If it 'rr- ' t 1.-,Mi Robert Webster V' ' '- '- . e ' Wittiest Dave Cassidy Margaret Mahoney . JI -A, F T77 f 1? J' '- ' 4 :iq . Q 1, AM, eff :V ,. ., ' Most Athletic: - ,. raw- 1 ' ..- J ,. X. ,V ,A A ,N it H Susan Styles -I 35 .f 'gc ' 0 V--w ily-,?,ff:ijl , i 3- 'a'-:'! 'f.i3'.,34 fy ., I .it Y L .,, , .1 ,zo ....1.a.. ,, ,, Best Looking: Larry Crowley Cathy Steptoe Friendliest: Larry Welch Donna Ness nn. K . Q02 -137' Flirtiest: Mary Vincent Dennis McNamara Eebendable: Sandra Soles Jr X Francis McCaffrey l Most Likely to Succeed: Jamie Leighton Kenneth Anderson 4 , Most Talkotive: Margie Golbranson Robert Chase , nag 'rf fi-it L Eggfmllii V 'Kg' f uxg 'zf of g 1 Most Popular: Kathy Ring Roy Piver SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Dressed: 19 Barbara Miller Boyd Campbell SANDRA ALLEN MThougl1 sensitive, yet, in her weakest part, beroically tashionedfl Activities: Choir 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 4, Climber 4, G.A,A,, 2, Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4, Committees i, 2, 3, 4. TERRY ALLEN Mlvlodesty becomes a young man.' Activities: Basketball l., KENNETH ANDERSON MA mind equal to any undertaking that he puts it along side off' Activities: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 47 Class Officer 2, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, E.'l'.A. 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, West Wind 3, 4, Climber 4, Plays and Assemblies i, 2, 3, 4, Committees 3. RICHARD ANDERSON K MOrnament of a meek and quiet spiritf' , Activities: Plays and Assemblies l. 'I I 4. :.. Lf. VIRGINIA ANDERSON ' 1 Kind words are short to speak, but their echoes are N BQ 5 endless. is. IIE :.l:.gii: A , Activities: Plays and Assemblies 3, Committees 4. ' , V Tglx rx MICHAEL ANDRE MOh what may man within him hide, though angel on the outward side. Activities: Plays and Assemblies 2, 3, 4. JACQUELINE BALBONI 'HA merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Activities: Cheerleader I, 3. VIRGINIA BERRY MDoubtIess God couldhave made a better Berry, but doubtless God never did. Activities: Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Office Staff I, 2, 3, 41 Cafeteria Staff I, 2, West Wind I, 2, 3, 45 Climber 4, Plays and Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4, Committees 2, 3, 4, Political Science Club 4. SUSAN BOYNTON MIT is better to wear out than to rust out.H Activities: F.T.A. 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, Committees l, 2, 3, 4, Political Science Club 4. X fi, 1' I 2 5 8,2 S ALEXANDER CACCHIONE MI never think ofthe future, it comes soon enough. DAVID CASSIDY He was not merely a chip off the old Block, he was the 1 old Block. BOYD CAMPBELL MSensible people find nothing useless. Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Committees 3. HStyle is the dress of thought. Activiti l, 2, 3, c.-fi . ' .yy , fan Llfl Activitiesz Class Officer l, Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3: ROSEMARY CHAMPAGNE es Choir 'l, 4, Basketball 4, Plays and Assemblies 4, Committees 'l, 2, 3, 4, ROBERT CHASE Ml have found you an argument, I am not obliged to find you an understandingfi Activitiess Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class President 2,' 3, 4 Choir 3, 4, West Wind 3, 4, Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4, Committees l, 2, 3, 4, Operators Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Politi cal Science Club 4. MATTHEW CHAUNCEY am a good old Rebel, Committees 3, 4, Political Science Club 4. I ANNA MAE CHILD MNothing ever succeeds which exuberant spirits have not helped to producefi Activitiesf National Honor Society 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, nd l, 2, 3, 4, F,T.A. 2, 3, 4, West Wind 3, 4, Climber 4, Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4, Committees l, 2, 3, 4 Political Science Club 4. A, 3 533 I ,edt I FRANK CICIONE Ml lay me down to sleep, With little thought or care Whether my waking find me 4 Here or there.M CANDACE COLBY HLife is a jest, and all things show it, l thought so once and now l know it. Activities: Field Hockey 2, Basketball 'lj Softball 2, Office Staff 2, GAAQA. 'l, 2, Committees l, 2, 3, 4C THOMAS CONNIFF WTO mourn a mischief that is past and gone, is the next way to draw new mischief on,M Activities: Basketball 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Track 4s RICHARD CRAIG v . ,j, .....,. -.1-515513:-.k k 'Wil V u'1The pen is mightier than the swordfo Activities: Student Council 4, Plays and Assemblies 3, 4, Committees l, 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE CROWLEY MHis figure is handsome, all girls he can pleases J I il A -liiwhuwv' fam -were 3, - 3 - sg - V .: LINDA CROWLEY MA pleasing countenance is no slight advantagefi Activities: Choir 45 Library Staff 45 Committees CHRISTOPHER ERBECK P. MTools were made and born were hands, Every farmer l understands. Activities: Committee 3. GRETCH EN FENSTERMAKER Mlnve taken my fun where live found itfi 1, 2, 3g Future Nurses 2, 3, 4 Activitiesi Field Hockey 2, 35 Softball 2, 35 GAA.A. SKB x FRANCES FINCH Ml have found that sitting in a place where you have never sat before con be inspiring. Activities: Softball l, 2, 3, 45 Cafeteria Staff 2, G.A.A. 2. f If JACQUELINE FINCH MQuiet and seemingly shy with a sparkle of mischief in her eye. Activities: Choir 4, Basketball 4, West Wind lg Plays and Assemblies 3, ROBERT FISCHER MEverything happens to everybody sooner or later, it there is time enough. Activitiesz Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Plays and Assemblies 25 Committees l, 2, 3, 41 Track NANCY GASSE M'The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. 526 Q? MICHELLE GAUCH ER Mlzor words divide and rend, but silence is most noble 'fan the end. 3,13 ,W Activities: Choir 2, 45 Basketball 2, 45 Softball i, 2, 3, 45 Library Staff 35 Office Staff 45 West Wind 45 Future Nurses 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Plays and Assemblies T, 2, 3, 45 Committees T, 2, 3, 45 Political Science Club 4. 5 MARJORIE GOLBRANSON MA good hearted soul as ever there wasp, Activities: Student Council 35 Choir 45 Softball 2, 45 Library Staff 2, 3, 45 West Wind 3, 45 Climber 45 Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 45 Committees T, 2, 3, 4, w'Y'4 ' ah STEPHEN GREEN MOh why did l awake? When shall l sleep again?M 9 C Activitiesz Football 2, 35 Track 2. .ny ROBERT GREY MThe style is the manfg Activitiesz Cross Country 35 Gym Team T., RICHARD HINCHLIFFE MGentlemen always seem to remember blondes. ' A Acfavaiiesi Class officer 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 35 Cross Country 3. ami' . ,, I x 4 1 Q ' 6 , , 4,49 S14 f 11 ' f LINDA HOLMES Mlfvery day should be passed, as if it were to be our lastim Activitiesi Student Council 2, Choir lj F.T.A. 3, 41 Softball 3, 4, Library Staff 3, 4, Office Staff 2, 35 West Wind 3, 47 Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 41 Committees l, 2, 3, 4, PAUL HOLMGREN MNever do today what you can put off still tomorrow. Activities: Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 35 Political Science Club 4, LYNDA HURCOMBE mShe has brown hair and speaks small like a lady.M Activities: Choir l, 45 Cheerleader 4, Library Staff l, 2, 3, 45 Office Staff 3, West Wind l, Aj Climber 4, G.A.A. 'lp Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4, Committees 28 ht CARL JOHNSON ' M. MA cheerful look makes a dish a feastf' Activities: Plays and Assemblies 35 Committees lo Mpatience is bitter, but its fruit is sweetfl Activities: Library Stott l, 25 45 Office Staff l, 25 West Wind i5 2, 3, 45 Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 35 45 LINDA KELLEY MA sensitive being, a creative soulim Activities: Field Hockey l, 25 Softball 25 Committees MONA KNOX Committees l, 25 35 45 Political Science Club 4, 'X GAYLE LAWSON MThy modestybs a candle to thy merit. 'i Activities? F.T.A. l525 35 45 Library Staff 45 Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 35 45 Committees 15 25 3, 4 f ftfff JAMIE LEIGHTON MNot bold, not shy, not tall, but a happy mingling of them all, Activities: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Student Softball lg West Wind 4, Climber 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 45 Committees 2, 3, 4. GEORGE LINDQUIST wit is easy to be brave from a safe distancef Activities: Basketball lp Gym Team l. Council 'lg Choir 2, Field Hockey 2, Basketball l, 21 , . .5f4.:.:4.'f ' i ' ' TW:S'iE3S'3 f, ..'..., , fa, 4. t:-:v -. .ra . ,.-.3.:,, . 25.1 I me -1' W'-'rv'-' V. wr--1f::a:1 gf' 7254+-9f'f'522i?:1?'Z:1?Ef.efS:-,. -' PAULlNE MacDONALD G5Bashtul sincerity, and comely love. MARGARET MAHONEY MThings that havenlt been done before, those are the things to tryfm Activities? Field Hockey i, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 4, West Wind 4, Climber 4, G.A.A. l, 2g Plays and Assemblies l, 35 Committees l, 2. 3, 4. JANET MANZER HThougl'i we canst outvote them we will out-arguetl'1em, Activities: Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Softball l, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 41 Plays and Assemblies l, 31 Committees 3, 4, Model U.N. 45 Current Events Club 4. JOHN MARTIN MTl'1e sound must seem an echo to the sense Activities: Operators Club l, 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS MCCAFFREY MI make the most of all that comes, and the least of all that goesf' Activitiesi Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 45 West Wind 4, Climber 4, Plays and Assemblies 3, CAROLE MCDONOUGH HGentleness succeeds better than violence., 31 , , X 5 ' .fu :.,,z. -1' .-cr-M r. -93,-Q, ? ' -1 3 N r K K 4 f I wi' 'ft - A T -x A N il 3 L L15 1 1 'Bk I if V A E5 ri -' sf L s t.t, s.., , , 0 Q DENNIS MCNAMARA MBetter by tar you should forget and smile, than you should remember and be sad. 'Qc Activities: Basketball 4, Committees 4. KATHLEEN MENDOSA MQuiet and well conducted, but always ready for tun.H Activities: Cafeteria Staff 'lg Plays and Assemblies 3. SALLY LOU MILES HHold the fort! I am cominglu Activities: Choir l, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Climber 45 Pla and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4, Committees l, 2, 3, 4, Political Science Club 4. BARBARA MILLER Ull U . I A woman s guess is much more accurate than a man s certainty. Activities: Class Secretary 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 41 Library Staff 2, 3, 4, West Wind 3, 4, Climber 3, 4, Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 45 Committees l, 2, 3, 45 Political Science Club 4, U.N. Delegation 4. 'in yi.-G, I iles- 'I I ' 'WT'T'?Hi'Yfiv II' 'if' I .I.f,. I , I - '-.vvmifzf I 5, 5 I .R . int I FIONA MILLER A good l1eart's worth gold. Activities: F.T.A. 45 Climber 45 Plays and Assemblies I 2 3, 45 Committees I, 2, 3, 45 Political Science Club 4. DENNIS MONAHAN It has been a savage enough pilgrimage. Activities: Football I5 Basketball I5 Baseball 3. LAUREL MONAHAN A beautiful face is a silent commendationf' Activities: West Wind 3, 45 Climber 45 Plays and Assemblies I, 2, 35 Committees l, 2, 3, 4. JAMES MURRAY I have alwa s said and felt that true enioyment cannot be Y described. DONNA NESS The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Activities: Softball 2, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Office Staff 45 West Wind 45 Climber 3, 45 Plays and Assemblies 2, 3, 45 Committees 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses 2. CANDICE NOYES She may appear quiet, but look again. Activities: National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 West Wind 45 Climber 45 Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 45 Committees l, 2, 3, 45 Political Science Club 4. 'C .5535 , .. if? -1 V REGINALD PERRY 5 its- ij Men of few words are the best of men.' 'i Activities: Football 'l. -- ,ffl-'55 ,, ,tr-.Ts-N ',A?:1'j:g:f ,P A f,-33,0 ,-:gr .fr ft 537' . : ,, 1 K wfw f ,'-F' p ..., ' 7 'l,f'f?4?7i' L, fiwlllllllll , H' HERBERT PETERS Though I am always in a haste, l am never in a hurry. Activities: Choir 'l, 2, 45 Baseball l5 Plays and Assemblies 2, 35 Committees 2, 3, 4. ROY PIVER They say the forties are the dangerous age? Activities: Student Council 3, 41 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Committees 3, 4. .Av PATRICIA RANDALL The hand that hath made you fair, hath made you good. Activities: Basketball 45 Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 2, 4, Plays and Assemblies I, 35 Committees 3, 41 Political Science Club 4. PAUL RICHARDSON You can plan the future by the past. Activities: Basketball lp Football 'lg Plays and Assemblies FREDERICK RICKER None but himself can be his parallel. Activities: Football l, 3, 4. KATHLEEN RING Born with the gift of laughter. Activities: Choir 45 Basketball 25 Office Staff 35 G.A.A. l, 2 Plays and Assemblies 25 Committees 3, 45 Maiorettes 'l, 2. DEAN SCRANTON No matter what we do we shall be calm in doing it. ' Activities: Student Council 25 Choir 'l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 25 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 West Wind '.f' ' 3, 45 Climber 45 Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 45 Committees 3, 45 Model U.N. 3, 45 Political Science Club 4. CHARLES SHAFFER An honest man's the noblest work of God. JOSEPH SHEEDY . , 'ar Wit is the only wall between us and the dark. 1 Activities: Choir 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 45 Committees l, 2. CHRISTOPHER SHEEHAN The courageous captain of compliments. Activities: Class Officer I5 Choir l, 2, 45 Football l, 2, 45 Basketball 45 Climber 45 Plays and Assemblies l, 35 Committees l, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Cross Country 2, 3. KENNETH SMITH 'Qt STANLEY SNELGROVE I never, with important air, In conversation overbear. DAVID SODERHOLM When you call me that, smile. Activities: Track 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4. Every man should measure himself by his own standard. ,Z,,,,-, , Lv-.f.'-:Lf 4' 'fw4:+y'f, ' We 1, SANDRA SOLES She smiled, and the shadows departed. Activities: Office Staff 35 Climber 45 Plays and Assemblies 35 Committees 3, 4. LINDA STANLEY To have love - not a better thing there is. Activities: Library Staff l, 2, 3, 45 Climber 45 Plays and Assemblies 3, 45 Committees 3, 4. CATHERINE STEPTOE What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness. Activities: Student Council l5 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 45 Softball 25 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 45 Library Staff 35 Climber 45 Plays and Assemblies 2, 35 Committees l, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN STYLES Nothing is more simple than greatness, indeed, to be simple A is to be great. Activities: Field Hockey 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Plays and Assemblies 'l5 Committees 2, 4. MARY VINCENT Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. 3 Activities: Choir 2, 41 Basketball 41 Library Staff 41 West Wind 3, 41 Plays and Assemblies 2, 3, 41 Committees 2, 3, 4. SUSANNE WAUGH The toad, without which no garden would be complete. Activities: National Honor Society 3, 41 F.T.A. 2, 3, 41 Future Nurses 2j Basketball 3, 41 Library Staff 3, 41 Office Staff 41 Cafeteria Staff 'l, 2, 31 West Wind 3, 41 Climber 41 Plays and Assemblies 2, 3, 41 Committees 3, 41 U.N. Delegation 3, 4. ROBERT WEBSTER The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. A Activities: National Honor Society 3, 41 Student Council i, 2, 31 Choir 'I, 2, 3, 41 F.T.A. 41 Football l, 2, 3, 41 Basketball l, 2j Baseball i, 21 West Wind 3, 41 Climber 41 Plays and Assemblies 'l, 2, 3, 41 Committees l, 2, 31 Model U.N. 3, 4. . . .,'.f2:,: 4 LAWRENCE WELCH The highest of distinctions is service to others. Activities: Class V.P. 3, 41 Choir 2, 3, 41 Basketball 1, 21 F.T.A. 3, 41 West Wind 2, 3, 41 Climber 3, 41 Plays and Assemblies 31 Committees 2, 3, 4. LOIS WILLIAMS Her voice was ever sott, gentle and low, an excellent thing in women. Activities: Field Hockey 3, 47 West Wind 3, 45 Climber 4, Committees 3. JUDITH WOOD A pearl of great price. Activities: Basketball 45 Library Staff 3, 47 West Wind 4, Plays and Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4: Committees l, 3, 4. DAVID WRIGHT Young fellows will be young fellows. Activities: Choir 45 Football 3, Track 3, 45 Basketball 41 Plays and Assemblies 2, 3, 4. 40 CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN 95 members, New York City trip . . . students played teachers in Mr. Bent's play . . . Janet left Liberty Island, alone . . . first mid-years . . . Mr. Wood's ENGLISH classes? . . . skating parties at HoImesy's pond . . . first year of football . . . all boy executive officers . . . Latin - what's that? . . . car washes and baked beans . . . museums, museums, museums. SOPHOMORE 98 members, Washington trip . . . Frank's party - I84 kids . . . Rexicanna Ballroom . . sitting on Avon Streets . . . Columbus Day Dance . . . first year French . . . last year French . . . beat East Bridgewater 36-6 . . . Chase's dictatorship established . . . 37' . . . President Kennedy assassinated. JUNIOR 98 members, Hot Dog Stinson . . . Mrs. Herman's jug band assembly . . . Prom - Moonlight in the Orient . .. spaghetti supper . .. Junior Class Plays . . . Shindig . . . Driver Education Classes with many new licenses . . . Class rings didn't last long . . . Rumble at Avon . . . Beatle Haircuts . . . Dog and Suds - cute car hops . . . College Boards . . . Unbelievable! SENIOR 83 members, Chevys . . . Senior Class Plays delayed . . . Avon Dances . . . granny dresses . . . Ugly . . . Ievis and dismissal . . . kick-off dance . . . D. W. and pizzas . . . art room excursions . . . Batman'I live forever . . . See ya around . . . retired football trophy .. . Card games and chess . .. P. D. . . . Pierced ears the rage . . . Would you believe . . . Graduation. 41 Q Tw-1'l ,,'m1'rj:'f' v 1 K, mv I 1 1f,'T5Fff '1- 'f'f':: J V . 'fa -L 'fwfr .- ,L ,. U . ,- g 1 ,. ,X .JQFg,ff f 4, - ,,, JV: V , ,, , . . ' 4 1 4 1 f ' L 5 , . 1 .' -, . . 1 I. - 4 5' ' ' -wliflgjx :v,.' 'zgksf-' . ,X I bi 1 K: T , , 1 'Rf xl '-.bf-X: . .H ,Xi-:' 'I .N 'el' 4 mrf- .1 , gh' A ' trip .g:,', . ik., .,.. ' A.. - . 'Y'- 'H 'K-v'-':, 2 K -,.?:.',T.f5T.k , x I .ffj.,'-C173 ' . ' Z. -':'x If1 N -if A X , jlgfji-,'.. L' 'K Li- j., .1 -.a.,,g:.1 X1 V- up .., 9, ,A , 'qfrpk,1gmg,j-.- 5. , ::h:.:.sQfJfA4 A . . ' - ' ygfgiiizz mf: . ' ' 1'1 ' y fw 9:t.4- 'iz-'LQEX U 1' ' : 51555: .- 1 - , :T-21:13-.31-5-. 1' ,1 .lvl-Q K ' 'Sqgrx' -7,213.4 , LY, zR5:NnQI3,,--s:f-' .g- - -was ' if 4 55?4:r 2 PM -:'N ' 'iff slug!'.y?:ff1:vuI:::l4. Y. 4 P155 .ga--1', f .L 1: I ' , l19gw'4'21:'+7r17!-Qg,.yx ff q -X, , , E ' ' 'r-.-,x- -.-Q, , ' V F!-.J K1f,Ef.m-E Axim lx ' A N V cf? -1 A 5.133 g..1.LvlHf,f25-345' 3- 1. - V 1 W I by ,gl 'V X Fifth row: D. Rossi, T. Tracey, B. Dufault, D. O'Brien, J. Lindslcog, R. Hinchliffe, F. Willis. Fourth row: M. Peters, D. Balboni, J. Gaucher L. Howard, E. Keeler, J. Anderson, K. Fenstermaker, H. Downs. Third row: R. Boucher, L. Boyd, AW. Salvador, R. Campanini, T. McCann, M. Britton, F. Anderson. Second row: R. Droukas, S. Ricker, R. Couite, S. Salhaney, L. Gilholm, E. Powell, M. Hallin. First row: J. Andre, P Linehan, M. Brown, J. Stuart, J. Anderson, D. Hermanson, A. Howard. Class Qfficersz President, Priscilla Adams, Vice President, Connie Manugian, Secretary, Judith Anderson, Treasurer, Anne Howard. .. . -- 3.41. .1 V . , . . V . ,. .,,, W 1 ,, ,X D . . Fifth row: P. Asack, K. Johnson, A. Mandeville, D. Hathaway, B. Milan, R. Tsika, P. Diman, L. Conant. Fourth row: L. Kipper, S. Ryder, L. Lawson, P. Adams, J. Lindskog, S. Texeira, L. Wardwell. Third row: F. Baker, S. Lovell, A. Pratt, T. Daniels, J. Murphy, R. Luce, D. Mclver. Second row: L. Foye, C. Cicione, D. Zevitas, M. Knox, R. LaPerle, C. Manugian, R. Murray. First row: M. Humphries, N. Piers, E. Hayward, C. Diernbach, D. Ferron, B. Greene, J. Freitas, R. Eaton. Class Advisors: Mr. Stanley Reed, Miss Janice Rylander, Mr. Stephen Heaslip, Mrs. Edward Ring. Fifth row: D. Baker, W. McCann, Y. Milcendea, M. Randall, R. Perry, R Slupski, E. Lincoln, T. McGrath, P. Welch. Fourth row: E. McCaffrey, K. Seabloom, D. Parker, E. Morse, M. Livie, N. Sigren, A. Sullivan, B. Hayward, M. Kemp. Third row: S. Dalton, D. Duquette, B. Johnson, A. Thomas, J. Perry, E. Tosetti, B. Lothrop, B. Freeman, D. Fongeallaz, J. Crowley. Second row: R. Smith, E. Coelho, D. Wood, J. Finch, P. Mclntyre, L. Ness, C. Shurtleff, G. Ludwig, D. Johnson. First row: D. Luce, C. Allen, J. Hill, B. Edson, L. Pierce, M. Noonan, D. Howard, M. Silveria, T. Brown. Class OfflCEI'S: President, Kathy Seabloom, Vice President, Robert Serlenga, Secretary, Joyce Thayer, Treasurer, James Crowley. M 1 9 ' r Fifth row: R. Holmes, C. Snell, R. Waugh, C. Beals, W. Flannagan, S. Miles, T. Tracey, T. Andrulconus, T. Sanford, J. Buckley. Fourth row: J. Leonard, J. Thayer, C. Anderson, V. Couife, D. O'Connor, D. Langley, S. Nelson, S. Wright, A. O'Brien, T. Propas. Third row: J. Tracey, J. Keeler, C. Ohlson, M. Slapik, W. Wallace, R. Serlenga,, D. Berry, D. Packard, S. Mullins, H. Denley. Second row: C. Burnap, D. Snelgrove, S. Ciampa, S. Holyoke, W. MacDonald, D. Anderson, T. Hammond, W. Noyes, M. Silva. First row: R. Hoffman, L. Pofwin, S. Miles, M. Maloney, R. Baker, L. Anderson, E. Holmes, M. Daley, M. D'Arpino, S. Manugian. Class Advisors. Mr. Rob.-.rf Todd, Mr. Robert Chapman, Mr. John Sullivan, Mrs. Edward Cain. Fifth row: P. Ayers, R. Dunn, J. Swanson, D. Munice, J. Thompson, J. Bettencourt, S. Almquist, R. Krueger, J. Miller, T. Welch. Fourth row: S. Feinberg, K. Anderson, i K. Texeira, S. Andrukonus, K. Spadea, J. Waugh, J. Long, M. Gallagher, K. Anderson,l D. Devine, D. Devine, Third row: D. Oliver, B. Alger, L. Knockel, J. Hopkins, M. 1 James, J. Brawders, D. Hinchliffe, M.Jollymore, S. Kelley, C. Sederberg. Second row: D. Serlenga, R. Carlson, D. Perry, M. James, D. Crowley, T. McCann, J. McCaffl J. Pierce, L. Manzer, I. Noyes. First row: D. Yankowski, S. Dufault, K. Lynch, D. ' Scranton, J. Pistone, D. Veronesi, M. Stuart, L. Belmore, C. Sinlcevich. . 1 Cl3SS Officers: President, Stephen VanDyke, Vice l President, Carolyn Asack, Secretary, Sylvia Soles, Treas- l urer, Sandra Rossi. 1 Fifth row: R. Keating, S. Fontinha, C. Gillis, M. Kundicz, R. Campanini, T. King, B. Larson, E. Bordeaux, W. Alden, Fourth row: M. Pike, S. Farnum, C. Crowell, D. MacDonald, L. Moneghan, K. Shaughnessy, K. Noyes, D. Morse, J. Saline, D. Britton, C. Asack. Third row: K. Cary, M. Waugh, S. Soles, D. Tosetti, T. Peters, L. Tsilca, K. Sweeny, S. Golder, C. Fernandes, W. Higgins, W. Noyes. Second row: C. Nelson, R. Holmgren, R. Prime, B. VanDyke, R. Dwyer, J. Howe. First row: S. Rossi, R. Finch, V. Obrien, N. Clarke, J. Corrigan, P. Wright, P. Seabloom, C. Steptoe, H. LaPerle, G. Scienzo, I. Ransenberg. Class Advisors Mrs. Maurice Rosenthal, Mrs. John Kent, Mrs. John Keeler, Mr. James Anderson. -ii 99'-QV 4, 2.3.3 . .,:. .5qa:25,14.:,i V : 1 .gp-fj -1' ' 4. .. .4 7 . ., qu, ,, 291 ,:.1, A. '51 93 'Iv -f WV? ' , ,K 1 x'f 9,4 X Jzfgq f ' 7 4 w QE -X. X no r 531. N , g fag-r 'yy V , - -:sag K, V .-1 Q,-1 I T: 'I'-L A li-I-:?' :,..,, 533' F, gi, 'nl ,V ,I- -ea v R- , s f, . X. Su X. '. , V '.,',',, A X x i K R , . , f . ',i.' - ' 1 .' 's 1 f ry, , - 1. r f.?'f,l4x:l- .L-1 ' , . ,:,.I?:,: ' kk , x X 1 ORGANIZ ' I L51 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Mr. Thomas Peters, President Kenneth Anderson, Vice Presi- dent, Luke Boyd, Secretary, Deborah MacDonald, Treasurer Carl Ohlson. SENIORS Robert Chase Richard Craig Roy Piver Kenneth Anderson JUNIORS Priscilla Adams Luke Boyd Merry Brown Lawrence Conant SOPHCDMGRES Katherine Seabloom Wayne MacDonald Carl Ohlson Peter Mclntyre JA. FRESHMEN Steven Van Dyke Robert Keating Diane DeVine Deborah MacDonald EIGHTH GRADE Raymond Rose Deborah Hoffman SEVENTH GRADE Steven Pomeroy Susan MacDonald 55' .... r--V f---X 1 5 W- -we--w ...A 1 K1 icy r - X- gk? - .:?.-Q . ,1 -W , , Y' Q M , - 1' hzodhg yr-1.-N. .QQ 14 S33 Q . Z-JS?-e - Ii?-ffif , 5 - Wg. VT ,MS L mei? wig Q, W vb' D. Hoffman, S. MacDonald, S. Pomeroy, J. Murphy, R. Chase, P. Adams, W. MacDonald, P. Mclntyre, L.. Boyd, C. Ohlson, R. Piver, D. MacDonald, L. Conant, R. Craig, R. Keating, D. DeVine, K. Anderson, D. Coelho, G. McMuHin, S. VanDyke. 53 Officers: President, Kenneth Anderson, Candice Noyes, Secretory, Jamie Leighton, Webster. Vi ce-President, reosurer, Robert 'T Q.. S E N l 0 RS Kennefh Anderson Jamie Leighton Candice Noyes Robert Webster Anna Child Mariorie Golbranson JU NICRS Connie Manugian Lawrence Conan? Elaine Powell Y Barbara Miller Virginia Berry Susanne Waugh Janet Manzer Gayle Lawson Ann Howard Priscilla Adams Linda Gilholm SOPHOMORES Susan Ciampa Dale Langley Barbara Hayward Gayle Ludwig Judith Hill Brian Lofhrop Robert Hoffman Michael Slapik Deborah Luce Dale Packard 55 N ATI CNAL HONCARVS ETY LSL WM .Fx 'Y 5.55. tm ,ff 1 or A W1 Y 1 x.,.,,w f--.. Q 'r-1 SJ Fourth row: M. Mahoney, S. Waugh, D. Ness, S. Soles, C. Noyes. Third row: A. Child G. Berry, S. Miles, L. Stanley, J. Leighton, C. Steptoe, F. Miller. Second row: B. Mil.ler, L. Williams, 'L. Hurcombe, S. Allen, M. Knox. First row: F. McCaffrey, D. Scranton, L. Welch, R. Webster, K. Andersen. 56' Edlfor: Barbara Miller Business Managers: Larry Welch and Donna Ness WEST The school year T965-T966 has proven to be a successful year for the West Wind. Because of an enthusiastic staff and a cooperative advisor, the paper has been a literary success. Many hours of typing and mimeographing have been spent on the paper. Interested students showed their writing ability in the fields of news, features, sports, and editorials. Three issues every year are produced by the staff with the last issue devoted to the seniors. The paper will continue to grow and be an inspiration tonthe student body. WIND Fifth row: L. Holmes, G. Berry, P. Adams, R. Chase, K. Anderson, R. Boyan, C. Steptoe, J. Gazotis, Mr. Sullivan. Fourth row: S. Ryder, L. Gilholm, C. Kazules, L. Mandeville, W. Higgins, K. Cary, S. Kelley, A. Child, C. Noyes, L. Williams, C. McDonough, J. Wood. Second row: D. DeVine, S. Waugh, R. Webster, D. Scranton M. Vincent, L. Kipper, L. Welch, B. Miller, F. McCaffrey, M. Chauncey, M. Golbran- son. First row: L. Berryman, J. Leighton, C. Diernbach, S. Mendosa, B. Brewster, C. DeVine, N. Ohlson, C. Manugian, L. Hurcombe, C. Fernandes. 58 T'1f .'lE or l 1' li 1 1 ls AVR' ' l -:W y nw :, g x,.:,,N U 4 F i Lf ff 'f 54:1 .ill lf: y- Q -'Dr ,431 l - lt 1 of it ' xv z ci ' x 6 . X l c K L I is Al, i Editors: Linda Holmes, Virginia Berry, C'l1erylDeVine, Marjorie Golbranson, Lawrence Welch, Robert Chase, Dean Scranton, Robert Webster, Francis McCaffrey, Mr. Robert Sullivan. Advisor: Mr. John' Sullivan Editoreinwcbief: Linda Holmes MUSICAL GROUPS THE MAJORETTES Maria D'Arpino Joanne Freitas Patricia Linnehan Elaine Hayward Patricia Wright 60 Linda Belmore Rosemary l.aPerle Ruth Couite Violet Couite Head Maiorette: Meredith Brown THE BA XF: ' X-s 1'I N r' ' fx Y 1-' v'--5 --'--- .- A' 4 THE CHCIR 2.'.: 2vv -1 .- 'eg WA FUTURE TEACHERS Left 'ro right: D. Parker, S. Cicmpo, A. O'Brien, C. Noyes, A. Child, K. Anderson, D. Scrcznfon, R. Webster, L. Welch, L. Kipper, B. Miller, L. Holmes, S. Boynfon, E. Morse, D. Johnson, L. Potwin, C. Diernbach Bock row: R. Eaton, A..Howord, N. Piers, G. Fenstermoker, M. Kemp, M. Coucher. Front row E. McCaffrey, L.Ness, J. Hill, C. Allen, E. Edson, R. Baker, L. Anderson. FUTURE NURSES f 1 W.. OPERATQRS CLUB S. VcnDyke, F. Smart, L. Conant, M. Porter, R. Chase, R.Souso, C.Gillis, C..lol1nson, P. Holmes. Thurd row M Noonan B Surgens B Eaton. Second row A O Brien J Kerrlgan V Berry, D Ness Flrsf row C Crowell M Gaucher S Waugh, P Randall! QFFICE STAFF i ll P'-vs! zfifa Sue- T -' 'LJ V4 :E ' CAFETERIA STAFF T McCann C Lindgren P Perry T Holmgren,D Brophy M Waugh S Eldridge L Crosby D Crosby. LIBRARY STAFF Third row: E. Hayward, B. Hayward, D. Tosseffi, J. Hill, L. Holmes, L. Stanley, C. Diernbach, M. Maloney. Second row: B. Edson, B. Miller, M. Golbranson, L. Kipper, D. DeVine, M. Vincent, S. Texeira Mrs. Eidlen, R. Laperle. First row: L. Hurcombe, G. Lawson, P. Randall, J. Wood, S. Waugh, S. Ryder, M. Hallin. ig-is E K4 T' ,XIWLFIU Pu ff? .XF f, '1'1.?v' lm' , .l'f f 1 W .wa-sp'--f-Q 7: z :lA!ilpg5'6,41f,1-.r.g,j 4 a 1' ' ' 4 I , zlhgzwl . 4 L .. .V 'f . :-,J 5r5,QX3i9f.5ff,ff3-1,35 5 'W iv v'!-ZESXYCEQIQ F-:!,4'f,1g::5l, , Ar , I' Suv? 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Charge lt, Please Kenneth Anderson, Donna Ness, Linda Holmes, Christopher Sheehan, Marjorie Golbranson, David Wright Catherine Steptoe. Last Trip Out Sandro Allen, Barbara Miller, Virginia Berry, Lawrence Welch, Candice Noyes, Janet Manzer, Paul Holmgren. I' ba Old Skin Flint Margaret Mahoney, Joseph Sheedy, Robert Chase, Judith Wood, Carl Johnson W x . . , , .IU IOR PLAYS The more l see ot Mr. Logan, the sorrier I am I agreed to stay. Great gallopin' goldfish! No! Not Old'Archiel ul think it'll be lots of fun having a budget. l'm just dying to have it explained to me - some night. We was on'our way in. lt'd started chopping up heavy. Wind was sweeping in . . . K S ir E E W Q qu A Q ' l aff- - ' 2 A .' ,A I . F M-I j s 4 I They are and down 3 , carried up to the heaven, again to the deep . . . I ' li SENIOR CLASS PLAYS X BIG HEARTED HERBERT' Qs Herbert Calness Alice Calness Martha ....... Mrs. Goodrich . . . Elizabeth Calness . . . James Lawrence . . . Mr. Havens . Amy Lawrence Mr. Goodrich . . . Mrs. Havens . Robert Calness . . Herbert Calness, Jr. . . . . . Andrew Goodrich . . . . . . . . . Dean Scranton . . . Sandre Allen Margaret Mahoney . . . . . Janet Manzer . . Linda Holmes . . Chris Sheehan . . David Wright . . Mary Vincent . . Robert Chase . . . Donna Ness . . . Frank Homer . . Joseph Sheedy Kenneth Anderson l I of s f E. A in SCHOOL FUNCTICDNS 'QM ' ., ,V .. L- N ,, 1:-...W -.-,.A.., ,.. i, .......-W-.f---' , ' .q.r,.1x, 4, .aw ., , 1 4 an ws. .,v,s.,p ' .5 4, 1 .-H,-v. '-V ' ' ' Ns, xtlifyf Ti! Q J., FIRE ,,.f-..- A '1fV Y 173595- 1--5984433 I 'N:,:!g,1t1L1 ',.f', --W. ' viii ,J .,..,w.-Nvf-' 3- , Al ,,--,,,...,,. x W H ,...... ,JN-1 I 1 V' , 1Z f1L,2-,. p.,.. ' , 'ws X. Ez , ,Q 1 -,M WP W... ' --'Sf' .,, R ,. ' A 1 . . . . 5'.,.5:'gj1x --352' '55- 5' . fx b---1 X -.+ Y, A 2-.., - .- . RM??r'f'wr -43 . H ... gypj N. i Q. Q , , '. I I t X 1. i f --S .ii+.a5,E' - x. -W PEP R NAA f f 1 1 s fl, .f!':J,4,.. I ,ll 1 ..-rf ., . Fx- 3 1 'ilfnff' X , 9-.11-5' www 'zany' S x -1- -L luliax., N 1 Q 1 Q. a,,Q,, 55, x , . l 5 X A- - ilhiuo-wafyww , Q gf. 'rf c 1, ' r . Q 4 I I . ' I ff? . U ' mr 3 j-,fri MI' 'MQW ' 'Q , tow- sul 1 I' luzu-,:c . I I A Rl' .'. A -' F- 'hi Q: QQ-,. A I I 'K z 54 . 1 . 1 v 4 . ' - -....-as l 1 mmf nv 4' 'I --14q :I-v - , ,..., ,nw - .........-1m-uenn:f1w'tLT'1' ' ' 'f'3f'X ,- . xl Q. W . f x r 1 79 FCOTB LL l' 4. From dusty field to muddy field, from pass to tumble, from kick-oft to touch- down. Rain . . . snow . . . wet. . . cold. They still play and never are ill-spirited. Coaches shout and stammer on the side- lines giving vital instructions. The boys whip into action pass . . . touchdown . . . victory. -.avg Q xx h . sf? . f ,fi . ,Z 3 ,, ,1 Mfg S 7 ff.. A-' iam me-H lf 57 C... 1 1 I i Q A y ll ll -Y X ilizg-QQ, s ff: 'Q ' I 42:1 if - C I' f 1' X Third row: Mr. Meschino, K Anderson T McGrath D OBrien R Waugh V Flannagan R. Holmes, Mr. Loverin, Mr Sargent Second row R Smith A Thomas R Perry S Lovell F.Riclcer, C. Sheehan, R Fischer D Rossi R Johnson B Milan R Murray Flrsf row F. McCaffrey, F. Willis, K Johnson R Pnver R Webster R Hrnchlnffe C Brewsrer P Asack. in , The Record W-B- Opponenf 34 Apponequef 0 6 Hull 26 0 Cohasset 30 6 Marshfield 'I6 I6 Hanover 'I2 6 Holbrook 28 I4 Duxbury 26 8 East Bridgewater 6 in fs 1. 6:9-'11 . . , w UI- ' A 4 Jw, , D1-n ,'4 .114-.xv . .:! f.'j54 F V' WESTIE D v'LR-A4 S5131 Mr. Loverin, Mr. Sorgenf, Mr. Meschino. ,,. ,. ,, , , -.Q: 'ay Q Q x -J' I .JSR , W Nm, .-, N-. ,3..Kf, , 'gf '1-12. A -x f' J' X Q, , -j,7,' 'JMR' E: ,.,1', F- 82 -1.1 'V 'Jai' M A ,VK : f -' fv::fff5.f2..L1. our WILDCATS 1, .S E-. 'r N X au, x ' ' .x 7 1 1 , J ij W, 7'1- r ,. ,gy . . 5 '1Ne1Zc-:47!::'Z3p,vf.?4qQ' 1 W f 'f 1, . .,.V ,s3?1 -yghxgfv -sg-'fy . '- l,l, .l v . sung N , v 4 1 .1 n ,A U l,...,x,v , V. ' 2 1,- fgmg. .,, ., ,, ,..,ff,m, gfyi -A ,W M A L Q! 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N-.......- Mull: . at - ' W lfllivqiiziliiiia -' - ' .- ' , - if Sq 5-i5i::.1C'-g.-f J A l,-64:1 ' fill? - .ge 'E ?Aiffff'f:l'fi . 5 - 4 l' J' ' , ' '? Aff' . f-'f5EH'f1af:'rif A W , . . ' ' I ' -mf'-: , . -- fE'.4'.1f 3 . fi 1355- ' A 1 W . LT . 9 .LJ if 'll . 3215 V 1- .QB 4- . Pi . .s' 5 . -A A ,fill ,afjz-li' .:l 4,:.'5:f'4Sf . ,. , . -L '. 3' 5 Q, X -,j ,.,.:,,1 1,431 :fgflq-j:1.v lv. nf .'r' -' - !f, . ,1,5'g: -A .'g:fj..4,.5,d ' V . - .aut - -31124. ,34f5f'4:f . 5-A r.-if 4.1'?g1 ..-9 .' sgizf. Q- 'ram f-vkfvpy '. - -' sg: aj .2-wg itil N ' , mn, ji r , ',':.:'1- .fi i, ,rw D ' - , ' ,-'fir ., Bob Hinchlitfe Don Berry - ,- ,Q ,, il? . ' 2 J ' ' l . The Team Dean Scranton i 1 IK' H I The Record W.B. Opponent 30 Holbrook 29 36 Hanover 21 22 Norwell 37 33 Avon 23 42 B'water-Rayn. 19 44 Marshfield 19 20 Duxbury 43 42 E. Bridgewater 19 29 Bristol Aggies 26 39 Cohasset 17 40 Scituate 21 Mr. Chapman, Mr. Anderson A KETBALL The i965-66 basketball season, supposedly o rebuilding year, saw the wildcat squad surprise almost everybody by their third place finish in the Western Division of the South Shore League and by reaching the semi final round ofthe Bay State Tournament. Sporting an inexperienced lineup of four sophomores, three juniors, and only two seniors, the Westies managed to com- pile a 'IO-'ll mark. -M ,, , IM, vi, Franny McCaffrey ,W ,- 16 we .+ 'M ' 4 X 2 'V i -v, 9 .ak l 1 9 Nj' ,vo wnu qc 44 Ky I v-a.M.,,,,,,ww 34 Xl 0 uc, N N X f f 'V 1 fre'-:,s:59:.,.5-.3:.g 3 1 rv 1 I gg. , 3-: fx- uf' 'R 'sm V N-. I , 'YP' , v v 3. ' ' 41: Y Q I .., 3' X, .5 01 VF ,P -,A-..---- The Record W.B. Opponent 83 Sacred Heart 28 70 Avon 58 56 Duxbury 54 64 Sacred Heart 36 56 B'water-Raynham 66 35 Hanover 64 51 Hull 73 43 Norwell 31 48 East Bridgewater 60 64 Cohasset 44 61 Avon 39 55 Duxbury 59 53 Scituate 49 48 Hanover 51 54 Marshfield 60 45 Norwell 60 61 Holbrook 75 51 Cohasset 54 Bay State Tournaments: 52 Apponequet 77 43 Medway 35 55 Hopedale 58 Chris Snell Carl Ohlson 5 so xg ' ' if I A l l l 4 W' Ill Ill Chuck Brewster all 1' ' ' C, . 3 1 W ,..-- -Y 1' V 12 I ....- 3, ,, ,C ,,,4,pww .. . -4 4o-...,...-r-4w- w tl TRACK 29' W Q42 WWJ :j x 'QV' fp. ' 'A I ' , Q X X is A WA-My-,J - 95 :iff ., N' X EN- J? 2 16 11 1 L P ,Q 1. 90 N , E i if f fn 4-ff, . 5 , f td N .sal The Record W.B. Opponent 59 B'water-Raynham 69 59 East Bridgewater 54 66 Duxbury 41 22 Scituate 57 48 Marshfield 62 38 Holbrook 46 36 Hull 57 23 Norwell 60 21 Hanover 25 45 Cohas set 95 1+ gf 'Q-Sf' ' - . --1 .gif ', . x -.- qv, I I 6 Vp Q--,es-I ew mf Wg, es? 3 - BASEBALL , .1 Kenneth Anderson 4 Dean Scranton Left to right: D. Mclver, D. Carlson, S. Reid, D. Baker, T. Conniff, H. Hill, D. Sheehan, K. Anderson, C. Ohlson, J. Sheedy, R. Johnson D. Scranton, C. Brewster, B. Campbell. . , fr 5' , 1: .,, j-'.'j'X -5 . ' i2J',f'gf..f s:- . N . ff . - ' 3 K - 5.. X, The Record Avon B'water-Rayn. Duxbury Hanover Hull Norwell E. B'water Scituate Marshfield Holbrook Cohasset Avon Duxbury Hanover Norwell Cohasset Boyd Campbell Chuck Brewster l l l Thomas Conniff Af. A:- CHEERLEADER K Seabloom L Ness D Ness, C Sfepfoe, L 'Q .- Y. ..- I ,.,f -4--W - 'We vw' '17 ' Sub-Cheerleaders: M. Maloney, C. Allen, S. Miles, D. Johnson, B. McCaffrey, S. Ciampcl, D. Langley. WL-. , , ee, -1 QE., -,,,. ... 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Asack, S. Holyoke, P. Conniff K Lynch C Steptoe D Devine J. Selene. The field hockey team for 1965 may have not had a great record, but their enthusiasm and determination was beyond compare. Working with only a few veterans plus many eager recruits, Miss Kyle spent much time preparing them for the first game. The iunior varsity made up entirely ot first year players, worked hard to be re- warded with 8 wins and 3 losses According to the officials, this year's team showed the most skill and spirit of those in the history of our school. The coaches also voted Susan Styles and Ginny Berry players of the year. FIELD HCJCKEY M nl' 1 1:15, .!'51'.f'1!, '4'-1'fr mpg: . 'L' ,jill :ml-p .....g.,, A -.gp f 42fi',1-. a V 4-5'5 ffl, W. .. , .. .MW v,,....,,--,..-.--N 1 1 L --..,.,,-.....,. va... a if ,'-.,,:-: 1 Q.. . .4 'Q - L Tl --5-wa ... . Pa? Randall Sue Styles Anne Sullivan , ,WWW .f,,,4,,l., Margaret Mahoney Elaine Powell Mary Vincent if I2-if P 5-.. 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A iv -1-..,- ,xv--, .q ,, V. , , .....x.,..,, h.....,1-t. . ,J-..,-, ,A ..u, 1 - .1. 1--f---ff--. -ab: .fL1w:.g...:4--::, Y, .Sv-.1 ' 1 -1' I-ff--47.11-X .-5-.I..--.x,Q.-.:,gf5,T,-.--3 . .Nj-lwtL..1j,,5,, 5:3 .3 2.31- :qw DVERTISEMEN S 103 Compliments of Dr. 8. Mrs. Thomas F. Cochury Congratulations to The Class of 1966 Howard Lodge No. II6 IINIGHTS OF PYTHIANS Compliments of CUSTODIAII STAFF Compliments of Rt. Rev. Francis S. Shea, D.D. Rev. D. George Spagnolia ST. ANN'S PARISH West Bridgewater Compliments of HOMESTEAD DAIRY Compliments of A. F. GERMAN C0 INCORPORATED MILES 0Il SERVICE Heating Oil Burner Service 909 Crescent Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. JU 3-I357 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 MINUT A. EDSON Building Contractor MARY CROMPTON'S Distinctive Gifts, Accessories 680 Plymouth Street, Route I06 East Bridgewater, Massachusetts Tel. DRoke 8-2072 Congratulations to the Class of I966 from GUMMOW'S Home Made Ice Cream Congratulations to the Class of 1966 CAMPEllO SHOE STORE, INC. Joseph Carriuolo, Prop. Dependable Shoes for the Entire Family 1085 Main Street Brockton, Mass. Compliments ot HAYWARD'S DAIRY FARM BISBEE AND PARKER BORDERS I42 East Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Yesteryeurs Antiques - Glass - China Primitives - Bric-A-Brac Junction of Routes 28 8: IO6 West Bridgewater, Mass. ACE'S SERVICE STATION Sunoco Products 757 West Center Street 583-9863 JU 3-I588 A. M. GAMBAO 8. SON Truck bodies built and repaired Welding - Blacksmith 620 North Elm Street West Bridgewater Compliments of KAY'S KORNER Congratulations from GRIFFIN BUICK AND PONTIAC CO. 134 Main Street Bridgewater, Mass. Rt. 28 Tel. Owen 7-6757 Compliments of BRIDGEWATER ICE 8- COAL COMPANY Compliments of BUROUE'S SERVICE STATION Complete One-Stop Service Engine Tune-Up Automatic Car Washing Wheel Balancing Automatic Tire Changing 8 North Main Street, West Bridgewater Tel. JU 3-9755 Compliments of VAEET CLEANERS Center Shopping Plaza Compliments of THE GARDEN SHOP 35 South Main Street West Bridgewater JU 3-9112 Compliments ot DAIKER'S ELOWERS Center Shopping Plaza Corsages ..... Best Wishes Dr. 8. Mrs. Richard Guidoboni Congratulations to the Class of '66 Compliments of ANNETTE'S BEAUTY CENTRE 2 North Main Street West Bridgewater 588-36ll Congratulations to the Class of i966 GATEWAY GUlE SERVICE South Main Street West Bridgewater Compliments of PIERCE REFRIGERATION GREENE 8. ESTABROOKS CQMPANY Real Estate Brokers West Bridgewater, Mass. 387 North Elm Street West Bridgewater Tel. JU 6-1088 It is better to have insurance and not need it, than to need insurance FUN MACHINE With these extras thrown in: 200 mpg, 4-stroke 50cc OHV engine, 3-speed transmission, automatic clutch, cam-type brakes on both wheels. Optional: push-button starter. Added attraction: You meet the nicest people on a HONDA BETTENCOURT and not have it! HERBERT G. GORDON Real Estate 8- Insurance 2 Crescent St. W. Bridgewater JU 3-1450 Compliments of KITCHEN KANARlES Compliments of HOCKOMOCK FARMS West Bridgewater Compliments of WEST BRIDGEWATER MOTHERS' CLUB TAFT'S INC. Dad, Bob 8. Bill Bystrom IIZO Moin Street Brockton, Moss. New Homes by BAKER CONSTRUCTION t'tR2Nf! 3'5 ! 77'i? 1P! 9i0x' sz -f - -s:ii'.'i'--f 3w W. .-.Q.,..,.,:. ....,..C..,...W 5 Q . 1 . ANDY DION'S better built by Boker Builders Atlantic Service Station WEST BRIDGEWATER CENTER CILIALITY SERVICE PHDNE 555-99133 KEMP TRANS. 8. STORAGE, INC. South Main Street West Bridgewater, Mossochusetts Phone: JU 3-746I Compliments of HOPPY'S OIL SERVICE DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE IAGERSTADT IEWEEERS GEMOLOGIST Congratulations to the Ciass of '66 THOMAS CHEVROLET, INC. 300 Bedford Street Bridgewater, Mass. OW 7-6935 Compliments of THE PLYMOUTH-HOME NATIONAL BANK 5 West Center Street West Bridgewater, Mass., Member F.D.I.C. DORR'S PRINT SHOP and STATIONERY STORE Bridgewater, Mass. Compl iments of the I. FAIRBANKS CO. Hardware - Carmote Paints Established in T840 Compliments of H. 8. W. MOLD West Bridgewater, Mass. J WEST BRIDGEWATER SHOPPING PLAZA GENE'S BARBER SHOP APPOINTMENTS ARRANGED PLEASE CALL FOR CONVENIENT TIME U 3-7905 Hours: Tues. thru Sat. 8:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. SMITH'S CORSET SHOPS, IHC. 242 Main Street Brockton, Mass. Compliments ot W. B. H. S. BAND PlLLSBURY'S GREEHHOUSES Flowers for All Occasions Cut Flowers - Corsages 506 North Elm Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 POMEROY'S DONUT SHOP Center Shopping Plaza WEST BRIDGEWATER PHARMACY, INC. l West Center St. West Bridgewater, Mass. Ju 3-6200 Free Prescription Delivery W. R. MORSE Things to wear for those who care Hatter 8- Furnisher llO8 Main St. Campello Brockton, Mass. C pl T f Complimentsof om imen s o D0RAl'S SANDWICH SHOP an sms cmmlous, mc You'll like each flavor best. Until you try the next, 000. Mamet 06? 5p ICE CREAM an H3 The World's Finest Ice Cream The one Ice Cream with that Old Fashioned Freezer Flavor Compliments of CHURCHILL SUPPlY COMPANY, INCORPORATED 67 Forrest Street Brockton Compliments of Congratulations to nun snornins' suns: Goss' 'W' cocnfsm KINDERGARTEN ll High Street, West Bridgewater Studebaker West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Mrs. Luke Boyd Complimemsof mcnnmrs comma MARKET Gives its Best Wishes THE WEST BRIDGEWATER To T'1eC'GSS of 1966 h . POLICE Assocumou T'1i,',i1gijg,fgg Y West Bridgewater Men's and Boy's Wear Sportswea SNOW'S FRIENDLY STORE om Iiments of C P 23 Central Square MONTY'S CYCLE SHOP Bfidgewafef Sh F I1 F miIy -- Canvas Fo Compliments of Compliments of FRANK SANBORN PERKINS HARDWARE Real Estate West Bridgewater CHOLERTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 16 Central Square B dg afer, Mass Our Policy I Y P Compliments of THE WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY T' ROSS HOMANS Radio - Television - Appliances Sales - Service 8 North Main Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Telephone 588-4078 EDGARIS Downtown Brockton and Fall River Shopping Center Compliments of ELM SQUARE PHARMACY 240 West Center Street West Bridgewater C. A. PICKERING ASSOCIATES Consulting Civil Engineers 9 North Main Street West Bridgewater, Mass. 02379 LUCINI MOTOR SAlES, INC. Sgleg Service West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Tel. JU 3-5500 TRUCCHl'S DISCOUNT FOODS Center Shopping Plaza West Bridgewater Compliments of BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS BANK West Bridgewater IIQU OR MA RT Compliments of lE0 8. DENA GIOVANONI Congratulations to the Class of I966 WINDY RIDGE FARM Registered Holsteins Norman Estabrooks WALLACE E. JOHNSON 93 Prospect Street Lite - Health - Group Insurance 586-9844 Compliments of Dr. 8. Mrs. Culitri Best Wishes 'O IAY'S PIAYIAND the Class of V966 Miniature Galt --- Driving Range Dairy Maid --- Kiddie Rides Route 28 THE HASTINGS KEITH FAMILY Compliments of KENWOOD TIRE CO. II8 South Main Street West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Compliments of STEER ClUB RESTAURANT INC. West Bridgewater Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of I966 lOUIE'S BARBER SHOP by appointment 583-O09I Compliments of DYKE lINOlEUM 8. Tll 24 Woodland Road West Bridgewater Congratulations WRIGHT'S GREENHOUSES 'Owe Classol i966 400 East Center Street Geraniums 8. House Plants Garden Plants ln Season Realtor Compliments of STEVE'S SPORTS DEN 'l43 Center Street Middleboro, Massachusetts Compliments of JOSEPH J. BRAGA INC. Wholesale dealer in Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery, Drug Sundries, Toys and Novelties West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Tel. 583-0930 Visit Our Gift Room For Wholesale Prices Year Round Compliments of THE OCKER'S COMPANY 454 Crescent Street Brockton, Mass. Business Machines, Portable Typewriters l Compliments ot C pt f om iments o WEST BRIDGEWATER GURNEY BRGS. COMPANY Jewelers Since l8Lll ASSOCIATION golf if! Compliments of THE CLASS OF T968 Compliments of HATHAWAY EI.ECTIIIC CO. West Bridgewater Compliments of WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL RED JOHN'S GREENHOUSES Copeland Street Brockton, Mass. West Bridgewater Shopping Plaza ROOSTER RESTAURANT Choice Sirloin Steak Large Salad Potato 52.95 Junction Routes T06 81 l38 South Easton Best Wishes to the Class of T966 Compliments of MATTA'S MARKET Matfield Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Congratulations to The Class of T966 From MclNTlRE'S DAIRY Compliments of the MAGIC CARPET KINDERGARTEN Best Wishes To The Class ot l9'66 Clif CLEMBERS9' Best of Barbershop Harmony Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1967 IMPERIAL MILLWORK, INC. Pleasant Street West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Compliments of B651 Wishes A FRIEND Dr. 8. Mrs. James N. Hain Compliments of GlAD-ACRE FARMS Mert Ouclerkirlc, Prop. Compliments ot OLD HOMESTEAD RUG COMPANY West Bridgewater, Massachusetts SWANSON-WAllIN COMPANY Congratul l'i RCA Radios -- Televisions GE Home Appliances Class Ol T966 S l d S ' Geson emces Cl'lll.SON NURSERY AND FLORIST Telephone DRalce 8-243i 49 Bedford Street E t Bridgewater, Massachusetts Complime of THE ClASS OF T969 Congratulations COMPONENT MANUFACTURING SERVICE, INC. Compliments of GIllESPlE SHERBURNE FUEL CO., INC. 523 Montello Street Brockton, Mass. Compliments of CYNTHlA'S BEAUTY SALON Congratulations from ROY A. FRANZEN'S WAllY KRUEGER MOTOR SALES Cars - Dodge - Trucks Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. OWen 7-2200 24 hour towing service Best Wishes DR. HARRY E. KlAl'lN Brockton Established in 1933 WETZEll'S Sports 8. Marino Center 644 Belmont Street, Brockton Complete equipment for all sports Boats 8. Motors CONGRATULATIONS to THE CLASS OE 1966 from THE CHEERLEADERS and THE MAJORETTES THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1966 SINCERELY THANKS .. Mr. Ken Murphy and Mr. Harold Dodge for their many suggestions and constant help in the layout of our Climber, as well as the time they spent photographing our activities. Mr. Sperandio, our principal, and Mr. Fisher, our superintendent, for their cooperation in allowing us the time and the material to meet the requirements at the publication. The faculty ot West Bridgewater High School, especially Mr. Walter Renaud, for their support and willingness to render help. The townspeople who gave so generously in order that we might make this publication possible. West Bridgewater High School for the memories that will linger throughout our lives. 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