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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1969 volume:

Senior 30 AC Underclassmen Athletics . . . 88 1 Grganizations NBER, I lr4 mrimw- X M Ltxfm R PHAN5 I W n ii 43 5 4, :K A -L Q 2 if- -H-. -- ,W-..,..,..m....f,.-..-,.f.......,.,......N..,..--H,.--J-YW-----V---f ff -I-In ,df , , , , West Bridgewater High School L3-mann .v1w2mK WW fi West Bridgewater, Massachusetts 'Mist Brirfgewater TuEHc Li5rary 80 :Howard .Street 'West fBriafgewatm Ma 02.3 79 :IZ Did You Ever Have To , X' NVQYLY I 'NW Q if ' X Make Up it W. , Your Mind? Say yes to one and leave the other behind . . . Itis not often easy There's so many changes and tears you must hide . . . 2 ,M .s if F bw W . ., , v 7 . y: - . .5 . -5 ,VV . 2 YA, 1-N' ' 'mf X N 0 Q 5 '-f-nw.. Did you ever have to make up your mind? K . 1 ' 'gum-, ' gqfiff' r, A -3 . 5. .- 4, , HI ,v.. -1-v-wig? 5 ,yf ,,m,.,,x.x ,.,. gets 4 I 5 , ig r A' if , . S3-,ZYSQIQ Eg Q if 5- -'- ysfwfl, 7 - I fi an P ' Q ' 1 'S 'ii , ,, 5 ,....' VM. ...- -4 I -M-vwnnm---vw ,, ,,,. r.,-. .. Q ,,.....-w- Hair down to here and plenty of money . . . Then you get distracted , 3 I've opened up the door . 'f vwnqn,.. , N --,-fm, I,ve changed my mind Now my life has changed . . -4- ' e TG iv 1 Y 5. . 5 5 i 5 J f . M .,.. G.. r v :K Z 2' E mmol! w.w.11.1:1'rw..-:J L vulrm mow! rcvwxnnttmnfxmaxlnmumavvurx You Believe In agie? In a young girl's heart . . . iw Music is freedom . . . Q ww - 23 Don't bother to choose . . Place in the sun UQ? T0 ucgfa y ,1 ,1 H If 96414112 1, I've been walking . . . 3 5 : 1 5 3 S 5 Tired troubled earth 2' 8 -as e ? A, .I J 1, , nik Q' rv a 1. 2 '? 2' 1 hh' Q , f ' , LA Til. 37 7 m-L13 , . 1 , --WV-. ' 'Cx v .- l HRW. -Qs 1 ' M 51 Lf - r W 7. 1 1 1' 3 N, ., . 1 -fx ,gn arf 38 N 535 35555 4 2 - , fel- - -fan ..-...W 222 Q E! E5 W I stil? 1 4 -.- Jflivmv WQEWWW '21 WQWZ SEER? :ww -wif A time to laugh A time to plant . . . '- Tum, Tum, Turn A time to kill . . . 10 A ,,w,e A time to break down . . , f l..- X w 1 N . A time of war A time to weep A time to dance . . ff, ? 1' 1 ff' A time to gain x-A ll. Q., , ,. ., A by ...:. f-,..::z:s nm av? ,vw 1' ' is ww , 1 ,W ,A,,A,A M, -1.-il..-.. -QP We had such happiness together .A A A '4 W M ' w. ' Na W. fr K .Q-Q3 Hope that vou remember when . . . Q. ' f'f' '63 ' X V Q 1-3 -Mm Q .., wx 5' X . ' ' Yesterday's gone. . .Jw . my pw But now it's over and done . . . But wait til summer comes again . . . XX Dedication ' .' V1 zfrissfic' e21.'fs::.'fj ff- ..' X . e '- -I The Class of 1969 proudly dedicates this yearbook to you, Mr. Cameron with gratitude for the support and service' which you have given us during the past two years. Your classroom teaching tempered with a bit of humor has varied our monotonous schedules. As a Future Teachers' advisor and as our senior advisor you have devoted much of your time. It is through your helpful advice that we as a class leave, feeling that we have not only taken from West Bridgewater High, but also given to it. Mr. Cameron, your familiar cry of Seniors will not soon be forgotten. We find it is very diflicult to express on paper all that you have done for us. May we end our high school yearsywith a personal Thank-you for aiding us in this period of our lives. . -dl- 1 X .15 , . w-Qc,-4.4, 1 QT-'SEB , 1 L x, ' l I .Le-v . .- -pw, x- :. -. 5,4 . Fi' ' ,, W 1k.'gxj14 .,, lgqgm, fqif-.:,,3.,--',H -- '- 'efraf-,, lx . ' ,':f-wzV?fr' QR .' . ,, -Aifg-M. ,J...,, X. . , Aw -...,9:. , ' 1 IX..x ,,,.,,v L 'zfffifjwi-af.ff:'lzt A L x'1.?I'-'-' -'12--z : 'Q-75' 35.-Z f41:'ff!A1 X11y,vjpy1'ff, 1 V .--.'-sgz-.:.-'Q' nv , 4. 1 -Sf'-2 Lf Rig. 'fu if-'y L, .- . 12, 1.'iqJz.X9 IN 1- l: A, A hw.R .,., .ri hgh. JA, , ',f iiz5Q5,?ff33:g:Q. 1 X Wivmf-4,?A?.?fEE2: l 'ff .':'1fr'?f'f?:' 4. I 3 K A fqi'-'s T, . 41 W Q Q ! - r af - ,wks sx. A0-.., .Qi . . . J, .,-s .,' Q . 'ni v. gf.-ff . . . ffl 12:11 J' mzg-'-'13 .vs rum 'Z-11.4. . ' 'M' QIN' I 3. r EI f. if V X Mr. Donald Fisher, Superintendent Mr. james Harrington, Asst. Principal dministration Dear Graduate: It is a pleasure to congratulate you members of the Class of 1969 upon the completion of the first phase of your education. I refer to your elementary and secondary years as the first phase because most of you will be entering other schools or colleges this next fall. Yet, regardless of whether or not you are continuing in a formal school program, your education continues throughout your entire life. Obviously I am not limiting myself to classroom type activities. I refer to the daily opportunities that you have had and will continue to have in your home, church, school, and elsewhere to be exposed to experiences that will now help in making the decisions and judgments demanded of responsible citizens. This is the usual way in which one matures and continues his education in a democratic society. Your interpretation of our times will be indicated in your attitude. The pessimistic or defeatist type of person can only believe failure or catastrophe will result from the problems facing the world. The optimists and positive thinking people will look upon these same problems as challenges offering opportu- nity for growth of the individual and overall improve- ments for mankind. You have received some of the tools to cope with these problems. VVhich approach will you take? Thank you for your many contributions to our schools and community. God bless you and good luck in the years ahead. 0 Donald A. Fisher Superintendent of Schools MESSAGE TO SENIORS You are entering a society which is complex and fast moving so that few, if any, can keep up with all the things that are happening. We, at West Bridgewater High School, have been attempting to impress upon all students the necessity of accepting the responsibility needed to survive, and, hopefully of improving the world in which they will live. The greatest complaint of young people today seems to be that in some manner or other, their rights are not being considered when decisions are being made by the persons in authority. If you expect to be really heard, you must accept the responsibility that goes with decision making. To have your judgement considered you must initiate action to prove to all that you are worthy. Mr, Thomas Burdin, Principal Your generation is no different from others in your frustration over the slowness with which the adult society is willing to accept change and move ahead. WVe, the adult society, are accused of worrying too much over trivialties, but if you analyze the problems that young people complain about, they are just as trivial in the overall scheme of things as long hair or short skirts . This leads me to say that if you intend to criticize society, be sure that your criticism is justified and of sufficient importance to be considered, and be sure that, in your efforts, you do not do the same thing which you are criticising. You can be certain that the ideas by young people and the reaction of young people to these ideas are usually just as insignificant to society as many of the concepts with which you feel adults waste time. VVhen you come up with, or align yourself with a cause, be sure it is significant, and worth the time and effort you may spend. Please remember the three R's: Respect for all, Rights for all, Responsibility for all, and remember also that HAPPINESS IS EDUCATION. Please accept my best wishes for all your future endeavors. Sincerely, Thomas C. Burdin, jr. Principal 17 School Committee 1 'HAY AN YYYVYV N H--4 ' w w 4 1 1 -4 ww I x l N ' x X 4 J 1 I if Q 2 I 1 F , W i ' x 19 Mrs. H. Millet Miss T. Magee R!'HA?5 Mr. E. Cameron Mr C Giannaros Mr. Frick Mrs. Niles Q 20 I if l, 1 Miss A. Herrick J 9 Mrs O Keeler Mrs. Liberman I Languages Miss M. Roche il R A! is , 4 1 355 fuss' 1 Mrs. L. Fregeau , U 's . ,+V- fx gsg, w fk x i: F 1-,1 -X X in M -8 Q s 1 Q ' 11.12 Miss B. Fountain Mr. P. Sargent 'N wir, Mrs. M. Kent Miss P. Mullin Mr. E. Graffte V ..,, .M Mr. P. Lucius, Ir. Mrs. E. vonBretzel 22 . Mr. S. Reed Mr. C. Monastere Mr. D. Chuckran S C X , hx X 5? Q E 'L 3 xi CI Mr. B. Morgan aan' ' Mr. R. Chapman Mr. D. Bromley Mr. E. O'D0noghue 3' -Y 23 Guidance ..N...sNMn Y School Nurse Mrs. S. Hoyt 41 L Mr. F. Dunn Mrs. O. Lawson lo A.V. Director Mr. R. Todd .L l Mr. E. Caffrey Mr. R. Broman Mr. M. Reese 'N 'W Heals nl? 1 , -1-: :1.-egggggggz ' .ohm gr r.::..,Z3Sg, ,. ? IZ? , ss fe Mrs. M. Rosenthal Mr. Bryant Mr. W. Donaldson Mr. R. Woods K., A 4 3 Mrs. P. Hogg Mr. A. Rapp Commercial Department 50:11 .. Q--K-' 'ctw . 'Rave ' ,,-' H 0 'X' ' ' , Qxs W W! Mr. S. Ingeme H P Q Mrs. R. johnson Miss D. Fitzsimmons Mrs. S. Shukis Mr. P. Ronan Art Mrs. Kendall Music l , if ivnwxm ' ' 5. V 4 A 2 : X,15jV1',h . gif' X X Industrial Arts Mr. E. Mozzone X ' . C Q5 5 Mrs. james 6 X 'V :Mis fl, Mr. N. Vardack 27 Mr. NV. Lewis Home Economics Mrs. E. Laughton ef f AL 3 , as sm. -1 fs Q lla--H Q R Qi ll ai Q 4 5 ff Mrs. B. Nadeau CAF ETERIA TAFF AC? Ev Mrs. Burque, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Hambly, Mrs. Wardwell, Mrs. Grippen, Mrs. F errone f STA? F a g ilk! H' ' I F W...-f. ll' xi-fs? H Mr. Ross, Mr. Tumer, Mr. Large, Mr. Mather, Mr. Hagglund 28 TT Secretaries Mrs. Mather Mrs. MacMullen F 5, .. , rr., K. Mrs. Keith mf H in Mrs. C. Keith Mrs. Hayward r. lj If ' x .fisf gms , V fl XX 'r 1 Q. J.-3f.R', av V' .' tt, YF' 1 sf'f.E-wglx fix ' Y Q -- .s -. .-..-r N , XVe stand on the threshold of our futureg our eyes looking forward, our feet ready to proceed on the varying pathways of our lives. All is not forgotten. Our minds relive the memories of our school, our teachers . . . our friends. H NVe are thankful for experiences that have helped us grow in body and mind: for the successes and failures, the joys and the disappointments, which have challenged our spirits. XVe will gradually acquire a steadfastness that will not let success weaken us or disappointment cast us down. In time, we will acquire Mthe serenity to accept that which cannot be changed, the courage and faith to change that which can be changed, the wisdom to distinguish one from the other. We will be careful to consider our doings before we do them, and our words before we speak them. As we leave these halls, we will take with us, in our hearts, . . . youg and in departing, we, seniors, will leave behind us, footprints on the sands of time. B. Vandemoer W, - , , L:-,lr -W J 7.1.5 i 4 ' s J -v-,-V.. Most Likelv To Succeed: Carol Sinkevich. Robert Keating Most Talkative: Helen LaPerle. Garv Powers V ' Most Sophisticated: Missy Gallaghcig Bruce Larson Wittiest: Sheila Dufault. Steve Fontinha v. fb 'x Xl L'-12 Q L ' ' I E-M-l,.?f-' ,iff w.- .. .,. ,, V+-. l A+ Q--'hi-36 , Eliiifgsim 1 ll fun has Ecu :maui ' ,., Best All Around: Chris Steptoe, Chris Gillis SN 4 1 Most Athletic: Debby Britton. john McCaffrey mg uietest: Pam Sealmlom. Arthur Potwin Most Popular: Karolyn Asack, john Murphy It wal 4' 'J' 1 . 1 Flirtiest: Roberta Finch, Richard Campanini Bn' Lift Wwkew Best Looking: Debby Veronesi, David Crowley wh' vw ---m---QLI------ .ei . , .--.-.--....--..----- . --- ..-..............-.... X nfl K l 9153 1 Friendliest: janet Saline, Steve Ouderkirk pggqlr -4, ,f , .- :'v'f-.'1-e- ' .- ,,,,,,. , gf.. I ,Q Q-at 6304 . V 1 .... J A . Mg, D e . 1- 'lv 1 ff. Most Dependable: Diane DeVine, Terry Welch Best Dressed: Jacqui Brawders, Scott Almquist ff l I SW: , 1. ff ' Most Talented: Karen Anderson, john Bettencourt Q40 -nmr-- f------ WAYNE ALDEN - A stoic of the woods, a man without a team Butch - has a chicken named Tuft, Tuft - fed crackers to a Sea Monster - Hot ,61 Rambler - custom by crash - Capt'n Nice - WILD DRIVER - Quiet but friendly. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Committees 4. MEREDITH ALGER - Patience is the best rememdy for every trouble. Mezzes - Stop signs? last call for ilight 522 - Loves to ski - green lirebirds black vinyl roofs! - Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Monitor 4. SCOTT ALMQUIST - He hath a daily beauty in his life HOCKEY'S MAN - Sharp dresser - Parties in his Barn - A can of what? - I never skip - Magic gum wrappers! - likes those Brockton girls - the Rex - One of the men! Committees l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Baseball 4, Climber 4, Voting campaign 4, World Affairs 4. CHRISTINE ANDERSON - We know the truth, not only by reason, but also by the heart? Chris -- beautiful W.A. - No. One - attraction to telephone poles - CUT YOUR HAIR? - Summer in the Cityv - A friendly smile - nice dresser. Field Hockey l, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, Model UN 1, 2, Future Teacher's 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Committees 4, Climber 4. KAREN ANDERSON - Music is the only language in which you cannot say a mean or sarcastic thing. Steady band member! - High Window - G.M.H. - Folksinger I- Fairfax? - No. Two -.WHO NEEDS A LICENSE - Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, SEMSBA 1, 2, 3, 4, Model UN 2, Future Nurses 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Class Oiiicer 3, Softball 4, Climber 4, Future Teacher 2. SUSAN ANDRUKONIS - On Colden hinges moving. Slick - Way in your life? - Beautiful hair - Nice clothes - full of fun - I Can Fly - Summers in Pocasset - Figero - Larry's luncheon - always in B'water. West Wind 2, 4, Committees 4. KAROLYN ASACK - Friendship is love without its Wings. Kazoo member - Annie who? Did,' in - WORKS AT IAY'S - Slow down youire moving to fast - Face Cloth Funeral? - Hurt at Hockey Camp - coke-tail party. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Oihcer 1, West Wind 1, 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Drama Club 4. PAUL AYERS - They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughtsf' Motorcycle rides - -Sign collector - Birth Marks - Hyannis man - Don't STEP on my TOE! - Sandy Neck - flat tires - the dunes! - one of the men - Drags P. St. Football 1, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Committees 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. . ...L s.-....,...... WAYNE ALDEN 4 MEREDITH ALGER 2 5 CHRISTINE ANDERSON SUSAN ANDRUKONIS SCOTT ALMQUIST KAREN ANDERSON ,4Oh ' KAROLYN ASACK PAUL AYERS LINDA BELMORE JOHN BETTENCOURT LINDA BELMORE - From her shall read perfect ways of honor. Lynn -- The only girl truck driver - Whatis in E.B.? - Dependable - Long FINGERNAILS - Seen cruising with Snook - Dog 'n' Suds - H.L.'s PJ party - Steve. JOHN BETTENCOURT - Oh life, thou art a weary road. John - Honda - tight pants - trophies, trophies, trophies - Man of the World - gasping laugh 4 nice smile - Artist - Notes to Roberta? - different car every day! Committees 3, 4, plays 4, Math Club 2. EARL BORDEAUX - You have wak'd me too soon, I must slumber again? The Ford Man!! - What happens at the Cape? - King of skies - VVho's that cute girl you were with - Ginny - D6zD Atlantic - appears quiet until you know him - sleeps in Algebra and Assemblys - white chevy. Cross country 1, 29 Basketball 1, 2. O JACQUELYN BRAWDERS - Honest Labor bears a lovely face. Cotton - DEPENDABLE JACK - Beautiful Prom Queen - Let's be different - LONG golden Locks? pf Always willing to help - found anywhere - 'makesgclothes ff Clothes - NONE? Student Council 1, Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Climber 4. A DEBORAH BRITTON - Out of God's blessing, into the warm sun. Deb ,- blue eyes? - oh, that smile - Windy Ridge - girls state? - willing to helpj others - sports enthusiast - Xaverian High - cracks me upv - runs faithful taxi cab service. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, B.Ball 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 45 Girls State 3, West Wind 2, 3, 4, Climber 4. ' ERVIN CAMBRA - How happy is he Erv - Can take his punishment - and has - tell us another one - cowlicks and just plain cows - pony - 4Hf- Brockton Fair -- Well read on today's problems - Always Working 4- Loves P.D. - Wrestling ALLIGATORS - new band member. Math Club 2, Band 3,44 Plays 4. RICHARD CAMPANINI - Powerful indeed, is the empire of habit. Camp ' - 58 chev. - Walking on Buzzards Bay? - sense of hiunorjf- hates fingernails! 4- 85 down 88 Sunshine of Your Love - Donna? -- flirty - fun to be with! Track 2. , , CATHLEEN CAREY - I'll speak in a monstrous little voice. Cath 4 Hockomock cashier - N.Y. - at 2:26 A.M. - Help! - Loves chemistry - squeaks - Producers - but not to eat - looked cute at prom - Mrs. Keeler's prize student- Little Bird Choir 1, Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, West Wind 1, 2, 3, 4g B.Ball 2, FN 3, 45 Plays 4. J Q IACQUELYN BRAWDERS ERVIN CAMERA EARL BORDEAUX DEBORAH BRITTON RICHARD CAMPANINI CATHLEEN CAREY 91? ! . - ,:. ,. vfwk mn' f 'f MN-X , .Nw , .V . .f , ' eg A Q -, ' 0 W SA + ..,.. N ,Q xi Q5 A -nwex v N + N 3 ,wx wb- IUDITH CARRIGAN DAVID CROWLEY I DANIEL CATRAMBONE NANCY CLARK DIANE DeVINE 'Q NW CYNTHIA CROWELL N 1 , ,az 5 'af JUDITH CARRIGAN - In her tongue is the law of kindness. Indiv - Romney - spastic - converses in French - beautiful locks - guard at Shaumit National Bank - Windy Ridge girl - truly an individual - terror with a hockey stick! Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Future Teachers 3, 4, Committees 4, Plays 4. DANIEL CATRAMBONE - Of a good beginning cometh a good end. Danny - Newcomer in freshman year - attraction on Woodland Road - shares car with his brother - what a blusher - Stop ik Shop - sense of humor - Quiet? Track 3, 4, Football 4, Base B. 4, Monitor 4. NANCY CLARK - I am merry when I hear sweet music. Nancy - think about electric type-writers - scholar of shorthand - lives in library - oh, those giggles! - A friend indeed! - sincerity is her motto - Choir 1, 2, Library Staff 3, 4, Plays 4, Committee 4. CYNTHIA CROWELL - The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Cindi-Bear - What can I say? - convertible - beautiful clothes - golden hair - looked sweet at the Prom - B.H. Aide-green triumph - a friend to all - future nurse. Hockey 1, 2, 3, Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, FNA 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Climber 4. DAVID CROWLEY - The flash and outbreak of a fiery mind. Dave - Brother Walter - Summers at P wood - took 7 majors - enjoyed N.H. - Tin mountain - B'water - Chris - something around his neck - K.A. - a friend. Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Cross Cotmtry 1, 2, 3. DIANE DeVINE - Grace was in all steps, heaven in her eyes. Gets excited! - 68 summer - Uncle Gertrude! - loves to fly - nurse? - What can I say? - Full-time member of Student Council - D.C. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, -- Choir 2, 3, FN. 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Plays - 3, 4, Climber 3, 4. SHEILA DUFAULT - The little known art of being happy Sheils - Class Clown - oh, I'l1 do it later - Soapy - B.C. High - Arleneis TV dinners - always laughing - I pledge allegiance - fallen arches - Mr. D'Arpino,s closet? - Mike. Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, West Wind 1, 2, 3, Plays 3, 4. ROBERT DWYER - The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Booby - bounced from St. Ann's dance - broken beak - private parties - H.L. at play party - Orphans - 5 more minutes - STOP sign? - probation?? One of the men: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Committees 4, Monitor 4. V 1 in ,mi 'l SHEILA DUFAULT ROBERT DVVYER FTS SALLY F ARNUM N fx CAROL F ERNANDES ROBERTA F IN CH V'--Q-....,..,-uf STEPHEN F ONTINHA MARSHA GALLAGHER CHRISTOPHER GILLIS fb ',jIlP .Qi as SALLY GOLDER WENDY HIGGINS SALLY FARNUM - Let all things be done decently, and in order with gracef' 'Tm in a good mood today - chocolate on her dress - SINCERE - chemistry experiments - Syringe lights at B.H. - fun to be with - sense of humor - an individual. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Oflicer 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 4, Plays 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Future Nurses 4. CAROL FERNANDES - A still, small voice. Carol - fantastic typist - Bradlees girl - quiet - dependable - SPEEDER?? - great artist - likes older boys - great person to know and good friend. West Wind 1, 2, 3, Plays 1, 4, Committees 3, 4, Cafe. Staff 2, Office Staff 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Student gov't Exchange 3, Faculty Secretary 4. ROBERTA FINCH - So many heads, so many wits. Berta - Dog 'ni Suds - Is Parris burning? - worm - face - thrill hill - Larry's - fun to be with - Artistic! - Caught without a pass? - Friendly - grey ramber. World Affair 1, West Wind 2, 3, Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN FONTINHA - He is of very melancholy disposition. Fonny', - O.G's. - Basketball Star - Buckwheat - nicotine fit before every B.B. practice - Bradlee's boy - loves to run - Life of leisure - loved the prom - WITTY. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross-country 4. MARSHA GALLAGHER - She is pretty to walk with. 'KMissy - Kazoo member - Did in - Hated S.R. at East Mikis Port - Helen's cooking! - nice disposition - Hockey Camp - Bushwackin N.Y. at 3:00 a.m. - I hate you kids! - Prom breakfast - Arkansas. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 4, Drama Club. CHRISTOPHER GILLIS - He that is of a merry heart, hath a continuous feast. Gus', - WEEDS - Donna - Uncle Gus - ballet dancer? - really - cool cat - always a smile - our football player - green V.W. Cut that hair, Gillis! - It's not long. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Operators Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Committees 1, Monitor 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Debating 3, Student Gov't Exchange 3, Varsity Club 4. SALLY GOLDER - The truth is always the strongest argumentf, Sal - Day after the prom - nice clothes - no better friend - tell Andy I'll be a minute - poetry - Mr. D's homeroom - LONG hair - English fan - an individual - personality plus - A.C. has been around 2 yrs. Plays 3, 4, Committees 3, 4, Climber 4. WENDY HIGGINS - I have more understanding, for thy testimonies are my meditations. Windy - who is it this week. - likes 56 Chevys - Avon Saturday nites - marvelous driver? - Crazy Summers in Hanson - Boys! West Wind 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 4. HAROLD HILL - Men of few words are the best men Hedge BROCKTON - fastest running time - cruising drag - records in gym - dilferent jobs - Monitor - willing to help - quiet in school - loves homework. Baseball 14 Crossacountry 1, 2g Basketball 44 Monitor 4. DARLENE HINCHLIF FE - It is more blessed to give than to receive. Dahl - who's MIKE - wild party after plays - wants a girl football Team - Halloween '67 -- helped H.L. and S.G. - AIR FORCE - Never a letter! Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader 14 Plays 4. ROBERT KEATING - Wisest of men. Kiwi - Windy Ridge man - extremely witty - hay fever - weekends in Duxbury - 500's with median stripes - swinehereder. Football 14 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 44 Student Council lg Cross Country 2, 3, 4g World Affairs lg Committees 34 Plays 3g Monitor 44 Climber 4. 4 PAULETTE KEITH - Consideration like an angel. Skeets,' - big eyes - Art - LOVES folk music - Coifee Houses - I don't get it - Quiet? - wild weekends - Califomia -- a hearse? - House of the Rising Surf' - SMILE - College guys - P - town - always there to listen - great friend. Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g Future Nurses 2, 3, 44 West Wind 3, 4g Drama Club 4g Tennis Club 44 Climber Staff 4. W SUSAN KELLEY - Study to be Silent. Baby Soosei' - A Woolwortlfs girl - those Wahoo sneezes - tribal dances in the living room - Oh that Irish temper - basketball fan -H Hyannis - great? - acting ability - quiet?'l- A traveller by trade. Oflice Staff 1, West Wind 1, 2, 3, 44 Future Teacheris 2, 3, 44 Committees 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 44 Drama Club 4. RICHARD HOLMGREN - His heart and hand, both open and both free. Hokey - luvable guy - love bananas - Drives a Sunbomb - Kathy? - Little Pond - Cruise the Drag - Burger King's most reliable customer - Jester of Shop Class - A FRIEND to the END. JONATHAN HOPKINS - Prove all things, hold fast that which is good. Hop - WHAT LICENSE? - Hey fella, wanna make a buck? Course I went to school today - never skips - Ran a Lunch mob - never stops talking - one of the, men. Cross-Country 14 Math Club 2g Committees 1, 2, 3, 44 Plays 3, 4. RICHARD KRUCGER - Of two evils, the less is always to be chosen. Rick - 4 H - man - 1948 cattle truck fully equipped - cows - that swim - Loved Basketball camp - Show box sitting - Hangs out at Mclntyers Dairy - Sue who? Softball 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2g Track lg Cross Country 34 Play 3. , 1... ,v.........--n : 1 , 4 HAROLD HILL DARLENE HINCHLIFFE f -141 RICHARD HOLMGREN JONATHAN HOPKINS ROBERT KEATING PAULETTE KEITH ff xx lj SUSAN KELLEY RICHARD KRUGGER A ,ggi 7 UK - 1 .1-' ----Q., MICHAEL KUNDICZ HELEN LaPERLE .ll k 4 1 - r MICHAEL KUNDICZ - Give it an understanding,Nbut no tongue - A true friend - 59 Ford - What's wrong with SealShells? l C's best friend - Ford - Fix or Repair Daily - What did the registry want? - The POST OFFICE? Loves the DRAG!! Basketball 1. HELEN LaPERLE -- Rarity enhances pleasures. Snookie talks and never stops - boy watchers club - always cheerful - BRIDGEWATER - Beach after the Ir. Prom - Always gets SPLINTERS? Hockey Ig Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4. BRUCE LARSON - Of good natural parts and of liberal education. Bruce - Smothers Brothers vs - 'latin college board master - arrived in ninth grade - partial to Avon - 65 Chev - Physics Buff - Private TRIG CLASS?'Football Manager Ig Model UN 3, WAC 1. l t A , IAN LONG - All the world's a stage. Ian - line artist - crustaceans 6: phosphorescence - good actress - Surpressed Desires -- Platonic buddies - loves CARS!! 4 Bully Saint Marie fan -Q Bob Dylan - Minnesota 4- dresser - semi HIPPIE!!l Committees 2, 3, 4, SCE 3, 4, West Wind 3, Class Plays.3,-4. KAREN LYNCH - Who should express her goodlinessf' member - Scusset - Hoff!! - prom party - Did in -g exaggeration l ! PLUS! -'1',A likes the dunes - fuss budget - If you're going to SAN FRANCISCO, KAREN! Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1,'2, 3, Future Teachers 2, 3, !4g' Class Plays 3, 4, Cheerleading 4. , P DEBORAH MacDONALD - Like golden lamps in an green nightff Deb'f!-an Kazzo member -- good dancer - not prejudice - Did in - Stilts - 'N.Y. at - sense of humor Hyannis - bush wackin -4 loafer - Larry's -' thrill Midnight Hour. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Committeesfdl, 2,131 4, Future Teachers 3, 4. if .N ' We JOHN McCAFFREY - He jests at sears that never felt a wound. Co-Capt. 47 excellent athlete - The Cape - Curl Free - seen in VW's - what'seup,, Gus? '- sit ups - did you clean up the cellar? 4. long telephone conversations.-,never serious. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs 1, Track 2. . g ' 4 - JAY MILLER - Say what you have to say, not what you oughtf' jay - Track star: 880 - Animal trainer, - hijacked Gus' boat, - Mr, Miller I am floured! - 68 cougar. Track 1, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4g CC 45 BB 4. v ' . . , -. we :A :pm - - f --.-135: -:K .vs-X-:-,W -in , . , .N N. ,. .. , .-,,,,,,A.:. , V . QI' V A -fl., .4 - L+ tw- .- tv -:Q-:yf2.1:mz2':wn 5 V, V . . , .,...,,.,,.,.,,,.c ,,g giu, ggA,, .,.,'4 l ,.,., .. ' - ' -Igffs -:2:r--vp Jfr. -. 4 f, , ,,., '-v, ..,! .- em, ,qw-.i.?,::.21 '1f'iEftfN:f 'fffQ'f2fEf ff QUSP BRUCE LARSON JAN LONG KAREN LYNCH DEBORAH MacDONALD fx- IOHN McCAF F REY JAY MILLER AA 11 - l ,I Q. 'K ' I DAVID MUNISE WILLIAM NOYES S l 'ITTT7 JOHN MURPHY DOROTHY MORSE CHARLES NELSON VIRGINIA O'BRIEN ' ' '15, Q . GEORGE MILLET - So wise, so young. Fuzz - animal trainer - Special connection to English Dept. - Adolf Hitler Lives! - co-chairman of the M.M.E.C. - autographed picture of Ho Chi Minh - Expeditions to joey's . . . plays 3, 4g Monitor 4g Football 44 Model UN 4g Current Events Club 3. LAUREN MONEGHAN - A woman of meek and quiet spirit. Laurie - Monty's Cycle Shop - summers at Cape - LOVES Brockton - Beautiful hair - drives a Harley to school - the service wrecked the summer - Alwys dieting! - great sense of humor -- her WEEKENDS are a mystery -- For heavens sake! DAVID MUNISE - It is a world to see. Dave - job changer - B.P.M. - ad getter for climber - dependable - owns own car - cross country - Do you need any help? - football and basketball follower - bookkeeping GENIUS - quiet. Track 1, 2, 34 Climber Staff. JOHN MURPHY - Leave no stone untumedf' jack - long legs and tiny lobes - Listen, I can hear my hair growing - I don't like the odds - MAGIC EYES - forges report cards - nerves of steel - 7th period study - One of the Men . . . Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g World Affairs Club 34 Plays 3, 44 Baseball 4. DOROTHY MORSE - The deed is everything, the fame is nothing.'7 Dotti - Pines - 4 a.m.? - BEAUTIFUL eyes - great kid - only 3 nights - servicemen - Mr. D. - Larry's - Thrill Hill - Kahooner and the Marooners and STEVE! - Yea! Well I might! Committees 1, 2, 3, 44 West Wind4 Class Officer 3, 44 Plays 3, 4g Secretary 3, 4. CHARLES NELSON - Knowledge is power. - Fire Hydrant Chuck - lineman -.chairman of M.M.E.C. - 45 seconds burp - Tony's Barber Shop - gained 17 lbs. - Patrols E.B. Border - violently opinionated - Animal trainer - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 4g Monitor 44 Student Council 34 Honor Society 3, 4g Model U.N. WILLIAM NOYES - Too much honesty never harmed a man. Bill star picher for W.B. - great fisherman - House of the Rising Sun - Nails - has a hot Rambler- Homestead Rug - What's the homework for English? - Olive for 3 years. - quiet. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 44 Choir 14 Math Club 24 Class Play 4g Cross Country 4. VIRGINIA O'BRIEN - A wildemess of sweets. i'Gin - Kazoo member - Irma? - Did in - SEEMS quiet - bushwackin - nightwalks - gets sick easily - loves Grads? - Edgars - cripple at Hockey Camp - blast at dances? - Hyannis - occasional high moods. Basketball 1, 2g Hockey 1, 2, 3, 44 Committees 1, 2, 3, 44 Ir. Play Usherette 3g softball 4. A - .......,,,-.-.Akai H.,.4i4g3 -,.LLgMi?1?E - -i a. L .- iii E: siilftvf. -. at . A if-iltiiie W ' ' f .I - gf , GEORGE MILLET LAUREN MONEGHAN ... W. , MADELINE PIKE JANET PISTONE ARTHUR POTWIN 4-QW' ILAN A RANSENBERC SANDRA ROSSI GARY POWERS J ,.J - x 'W .s X , 1- -ma ii ' I fi le' X gl? air MM, STEPHEN OUDERKIRK GERTRUDE PETERS 'Q STEPHEN OUDERKIRK - Wit and wisdom are born in a man! ODIE - How farming? - Martha's Vineyard? - Bridgewater or the Army? - MONITOR - likes hot cars - Keeler for another year - you must be kidding - Algebra II fan - friendly. Student Govt. Exchange 3, Monitor 4. GERTRUDE PETERS - Common as light is love.'i Trudy,' - CLYDE - Happening of Camero? - fun in Mis bomber - Halloween '66 - iight with D.W. - first to girls room - Good geography student - 4 years - Gave up surfing - A true friend to have. Senior Play Usherette, Senior Get Out The Vote Campaign. MADELINE PIKE - In every gesture dignity and love. Lynn'l You're crazy, I don't smell smoke - what happened to your class ring? - Crack your jaw - Ma1'tha's Vineyard and hippies - the ferry, tell him I drowned during the summer. Oflice 1, 2, Library Aid 3, Faculty Sec. 4, Ways and Means 4. JANET PISTONE - Friendship is constant in all other things. jan - beautiful hair - closets full of clothes - Martha's Vineyard - TERRY - sparkling personality - R.I. - private picnic - Fields Park - Califomia after graduation. Oflice 1, Plays 3, 4. Library Aid 3, West Wind 3, Drama Club 4, Climber 4. ARTHUR POTWIN -- He was most princelyf' Art,' - T-birds and trees? - Ait, you skipping today? - Pembroke? - works at the capeway - Fernandes Market - practiced on a new Honda, go - quietest boy - but friendly - one of the men. ILANA RANSENBERC - Exceedingly well read. - Gidget - who says 13's Lmlucky - BOBBY - Whats at King's - Noxema - Duxbury Beach Party - Don't just stand there! - Man those exchange students - look ma, no glass. Model UN. 1, World Affairs 1, 2, 3, 4. Tri-Town Essay 2, 3. Future Teacher 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, West Wind 2, 3, 4. Library Aid 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 4. GARY POWERS - As true as I live. - 'iCarmi' - D.P. seatbelt - Prom Beach Party 22 - who's Pixie - G.T.'s - Brother Walter - Surfs the waters of Hawaii - Nicotine fit through Basketball - friend to all. Football 2. Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Get Out-the vote camp. 4. plays 3, 4. Ways and Means Comm. 3, 4. SANDRA ROSSI - Like bright exaltation in the evening. - Kazoo member - I.I. and the beautiful sunset - ride home from Duxbury - quick to laugh - good old BUDDY - moon over East Makisport Dont tell my motheri' - 'iHold on - Sandra's coming. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurers 1. Ways and Means Comm. 3, 4. Get-out-the vote camp. 4. prom comm. 3. Basketball 2, 4. JANET SALINE - The light of the body is through the eyes. Kazoo member - oh those pussycat eyes! - Cramps in her toes? - N.Y. - Did in - good per- sonality - Del's? - bikini girl - perfumed letters - Pancake House - just a little. Field Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4, class officer 2, World Affairs 1, Committees 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 4, F.N. 2, 3, 41 jr. Plays 3, DALE SCRANTON - I'll bid farewell to every fear. Driver Ed. Class - has cats, dogs, horses, turtles, and parakeets for pets - those Boston trips - HIPPY AT HEART - loves school? - strums on the guitar - never escapes on Scotland St. West Wind 3, Library aid 3: Oflice Staff 3, Drama Club 4, F.T.A. 4. PAMELA SEABLOM - A soft answer turneth away wrathf, Pam - PJ. - the artist - trip to Boston - Wareham? - Thanks a bunch! - quiet in school but after school! - Purple - Ringo - great typist? -- Friendly - taught mentally retarded children during the summer - dainty. CAROL SEDERBERG - Eamestness is enthusiasm tempered by reason. Runs hotel in Parkwood - Cohen's - likes blondes in Hyannis - never a bad word - loves Twinkies - unbelievable tan - the sun really did it - A Wonderful friend to have. Committees 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, West Wind 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2: Office Staff 1. DONALD SERLINCA - A dwarf on a giant's shoulders sees farther than the two. Chip,' - WHAT HAPPENED at Parkwood? - Ambition - hunter - A kind of kid the underclassmen look UP to f?j - friendly to everyone - has terrific mother - born loafer. Crosscountry 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Track l, 2. CAROL SINKEVICH - Silence in women is like speech in a manf' Beautiful dresser - makes her own clothes - didn't keep her class ring for too long - Windy Ridge - quiet - sweet - A husband? - It,s growing out - one of the youngest in the class - friend to all, N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, World Affairs 1, Committees 3, 4, Climber 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, jr. Plays 3. SYLVIA SOLES - A gracious woman shall find glory . . . and the strong shall have riches. Syl,' - PURE SOLE - Subs in cemetery - love letter from Peter! - beautiful prom attendant - hair today gone tomorrow - jewelry galore - U.S. History Classes. Class oflicer 1, Committees 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Usherette 3. KAREN SPADEA - It is not necessary to light a candle to the Sun. ilirts quietly - George - Pocasset - Girl in love - Quiet? - Innocent looking - Boston trips - California Bound - Knows a guy in almost every town - You forgot your registration. Basketball 1, Cormnittees 1, 2, Drama Club 4, Plays 3, 4, West Wind 2, 3, F.N.A. 4. JANET SALINE DALE SCRANTON ,mu 'WMQPO .anew PAMELA SEABLOM CAROL SEDERBERG DONALD SERLENCA CAROL SINKEVICH x .AAN-,A:,., N, - -M' xysf , L we K YZ .xx SYLVIA SOLES KAREN SPADEA if I Ag . , 0 eff - Z 1' Q . 1 I, 352' 7 , f Af 2' f I -' if -ff - f '3w 2fu 'V ,V , - 2- : wx A ,fi A S , ? 5: 5 , , ' Va gy , ,A x 31 ,15 t , 5 LIZ? A W 1 V '- 3 15 A ,.,5'., : 'f' :,, Q 5. .A - ., gig ,S -5 i 25, -2 H ,V ,. 5, zu, , V. If V , i 3 .K x I i fi :, CHRISTINE STEPTOE MARCIA STUART , an CHRISTINE STEPTOE - A merry heart goes all the day? Chris - Kazoo Member - BIG BAR - woods and mosquitoes - likes fresh AYERS - DID in - Lovely prom attendent - Ash St. Regular - Sharp dresser - Mustang Chris - Class Officer 3, 4, Committees 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. MARCIA STUART - A happy soul, that all the way. Stun - That's StUart not StEWart! - Great TYPIST? - Got lost in the V.A. - Great orange cutter - good bookkeeper - Long hair - score keeper - Nice to know - Field Hockey Manager 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3g L. Aid 3, 4, JOHN SWANSON - Beware the fury of a patient manf, - Swany - Wfho's L.C. - Matfield St. - RZSCR - HOW'S THE WIFE, IOHN? - nicotine Ht through sports - School Bus! - North-end boy! - Detention? - friend to all - Loves basketball - Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross-country 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHERINE SWEENEY - Great is truth and mighty above all things. - Kath,' - Hates to go steady? - TOMMY - foimd in blue Chevy - lives in the woods - Youire Kiddingl - TRUE FRIEND - HONEST as they come - Quiet! - how 'bout those Sunday Shows in 9th grade? - Committees 1, 3, 4, Guidance Secretary 4, Plays 3. V KAREN TEIXEIRA - She gave more of her grace than gifts. Kar - Beau- tiful eyes - still looking for right one - NICEST of friends - decoration chair- man - looked Stunning at Prom - true artist - VVho hung fish out what Window? - Committees 1, 2, 3, 43 Climber 44 Plays 4, West Wind 3, Student Government Exchange 3, 4. EDWARD TOSETTI - Slow and steady wins the race. Ed - What do you find so interesting on Vital Ave.? How many years did you spend with Mr. A. - Why did you trade in your jeep for a car? - PAT - A real individual - nice person to know. ELIZABETH VANDEMOER - Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind. Bets - Moved? - Windy Ridge - How many years of piano lessons?? - Wild parties at K.T.'s - Goofy - Ex-Howard girl. Field Hockey 4, Basketball 4, Plays 4, Future Nurses Club 4, Climber Staff 4. BRIAN VAN DYKE - Here lies a truly honest man. Bagsby - Twin - cradle rocker - Varsity football star - Monitor - drives RED TRUCK - Queen's part- ner - I wasn't embarrassed - Don't Know, donit care 4- A Flying egg? - Take it easy! Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Operators club 1, 2g Plays 3, 4g Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Monitors 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Math Club 2. ......... . -m 5 -fi JOHN SWANSON KATHERINE SWEENEY KAREN TEIXEIRA EDWARD TOSSETTI ELIZABETH VANDEMOER BRIAN VANDYKE ,,, N,...m--' -wiki if I STEVEN VANDYKE DEBRA VERONESI MARGARET WAUGH TERRANCE WELCH PATRICIA WRIGHT DIANE YANKOWSKI STEVEN VANDYKE - Fools admire, but men of sense approve. Iron Man - BOOM BOOM - Faulty mouth - Does toothpaste work? - I wanna respect her - Night of Plays - Wild get togethers - CAUGHT STEREO-NUCLEOSIS. Band lg Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Operatoris Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer lg Plays 11 4, Football 3, 4, Baseball 4. DEBRA VERONESI - And had a face like a blessing. Debbi - LOVES TIM - The Orphans - thrill hill -- Larry's - Submarine races - Dalton Parties - BEAUTIFUL HAIR - Best Looking! - A very close friend - Hurrah for the Greek and Italian. Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4. MARGARET WAUGH - Unto pure, all things are pure. Peggy - Cohen's - loves football games and cheering - a chemistry fan - Saturday nites at Avon - writes to a Sergeant in Viet Nam. Committees 1, 3, 4, Model U.N. 1, 2, 3, 45 West Wind 2, 3, 4g Future Teachers 2, 45 Cafeteria Staff lg Plays 3. TERBANCE WELCH - It is a very hard undertaking to seek to please every- body. Ter - N.Y. - Windy Ridge - groovitational - Class President - per- sonality beyond compare - dependable - friend to all - greatest kid. Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Oilicer 2, 3, 4, West Wind 2, 3, Future Teachers 3, Plays 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Climberi4g Basketball lg Cross- country 1. PATRICIA WRIGHT - All places are distant from heaven alike. Patty - has an unusual interest in the AIR FORCE - talks on the phone? - Great per- sonality! -- A great friend to have -- who is she always trying to SEEK? Com- mittees l, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Plays 3, Teacher's Secretary 4g Guidance Secretary 4. DIANE YANKOWSKI - May you live all the days of your life. Tiny - bubbly personality - always laughing - a GOOD talker - I gotta get a job - party lover - B.H.S.? - 3:30 A.M. - Neat locker? - And along comes Eddy. West Wind 2, 4g Committees 4. , :BEM WNMEWIWQWISEREN W mmm i 1 I Q g will ...J WI ,- ,,. ,1 ! 4 ,. f s, .. -min-.v. A fd' if! V o'-is za 4. . fm A Q . wil 4 ' 'Ri ' V' Q P 'Q . .IW - .A . xv 2 Q: fx '- ' ' X 4. 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' QYA' 5,7 ' ' W v . '. - , ,f 1 :ks 'SVS V Adi., .Q-L-AF. If - ' First Row: D. Duquette, K. Leach, M. Palmieri, D. Stanley, K. VanDyke, W. Tattrie, D. Coelho, P. Anderson, P. Cummow, B. F yfe, M. Caffelle, D. Holmes, D. Perry, I. Pistone, S. Giero. Second Row: W. Weatherby, T. Knox, R. Manzer, L. Cochary, S. Lothrop, C. Perry- D. Hofmann, E. Lepine, D. Lindberg, Parker, S. Mendosa. L. 190 . 5 41 l 2 i Miller, L. Beaulieau, S. Walker, I. Piver, J. Verdone, C. Anderson. Correia, W. Lucini, F. Lynch, G. MacMullen, L. Mandeville, C Third Row: P. Coniff, L. Baker, C. Keylor, B. Surgens, N. Ohlson, P. Staples, R. Burke, L. Hackenson, S. Perry, S. Cranshaw. Fifth Row Holyoke, S. Bowman, L. Coelho, F. Smart, N. Thomas, B. Hallin, D. R, Sears, R, Prime, W, Coucher, D, Lawson, H, Woodward, C Macomber, N. Mazza, K. Dwyer, P. Backland, C. DeVine, Fourth Cummow, 1. Simpson, L. Perkins,j. Noyes, R. McIntyre, I. Thompson Row:'C. johnson, B. Cox, S. johnson, E. Kipper, L. Manzer, R. K, Hoyt, D, Colbyh K? y A L L A. , First Row: Perry, D. Sigren, L. Monsini, Ransenberg, L. Murphy I. Souza, 1. Anderson, M. Centrella, L. Fortin, D. St. George, D Chaves, P. Nelson, A. Knox, Salhaney, N. Anderson, Hopkins, A Wakeman. Second Row: C. Perkins, R. McCaffrey, D. Catrambone, K. Lynch, C. Kittredge, P. Mclntyre, D. McConigle, M. Noyes, K. McCann, F. DeCosta, D. Morse, Pi. MacDonald, W. Maroney, S Holmgren, K. Higgins. Kemp. Third Row: B. Miles, L. Calitri, D. LaCrosse, V. Bisemore, C. Gilchrest, B. Beaulieu, C. Lawson, S Lucini, Giero, T. Willis, C. Wrightington, R. Churbuck, S. Thomas A. Keating, S. Willis, M. Coifey, 1. Fisher. Fourth Row: D. Emerson D. Perkins, C. Perkins, 1. Sederberg, R. Stone, S. Mandeville, D Benvie, D. Lindskog, R. Clooney, I. Frost, I. Ryan, G. Nelson, C Pickering, I. Millet, L. Anderson, B. Edson. Fifth Row: I. Keylor, G Miles, D. Anderson, M. Benvie, V. Silva, I. Lenehan, C. Merritt, R 1 f Heath, M. Eaton, R. Sweeney, R. Perry, P. Colder, P. Carlson, M Slapik, R. Dambrosia, Sixth Row: R. Sanford, I. Vaughn, E. Hallberg, L. Miller, Y. Pratt, G. Hinchliffe, D. Britton, D. Holmes, C. Torris R. Willis, D. Lincoln, R. Langley, T. Welch, K. Almquist, I. F ontinha 1. Halbig, R. Rogers. Q s I i l i l 1 ! l 1 N 'Na in Ge-Q? , R NP Qfv v , Ay iv- as we +9 Ay- 'Kyiv , .i QA ' :gy .N ,S , V - ,V v v JW v4 . N-K ,-. JN 'X wwl' .A wr A , .NAA Bottom: D. Sofka, S. Eaton, M. Wood, S. Brown, M. Denly, I Duquette, Cassidy, Earle, P. Carey, C. Macomber, T. McCann K. Hofmann, M. Corroza, S. Baker. S. Brown, L. Kaminsky. Next Row C, VVood, L. Colombo, B. Cross, K. Lindren, Chaves, Minise, R. Lindquist, K. Nelson, E. Carbone C. Goldie, D. Cochary, K. Leach, L Macuch, K. Mullins, P. Crowley, S. MacDonald, Duquette, Next: C. Grant, M. Jennings, K. Simmons. M. Stone. W. Duquette, R. Cum- mow, D. Hooker, G. Coelho, E. Cranfield, W. Baker, Teixeira, K. O'Brien, D, Simpson, S. Anderson, M. Lucini, D. Iollymore. Next: K, Cogswell, Hermanson, E. Sylvester, S. Alden, D. Currie, D. De Costa, E. Holmgren, Nadeau, R. johnson, Calef, S. Soles, R. Harris, C. Noyes, R. Sousa, S. Asack, S. O,Connor, C. Kazules. Next 'T- ' l. - 2055. g-,W 1.1.--1 Row: R. Linquist, K. Snelgrove, W. Hayward, T. McCaffrey, D. Roscoe D. Shurtleff, R. Kittredge, S. Lindberg, E. Zamaitas, D. Scranton, D -Nelson, D. Brophy. R. Keith. D. Lincoln. M. Ludwig. Next Row: R Baker, T. Savicki, Hamilton, S. Pike, L. Hunt, T. Tyrrell, Gallagher, P. Milcendeau, T. Ouderkirk, B. Packard, C. DeVine, M. Ludwig, R. Thomas, S. Pomeroy, Piers, R. Saline, R. Ness. lg Q A - . First Row: T. Caffelle, T. Bye, K. Chaves, D. Rezendes, K. Greene, WVood, M. Pensinger, Shurtleff, Anderson, D. Prime, D. Hill, Chaves, Sillars, D. Sigren, S. Cummow, C. Homer, R. Pistone, Crimmins Next Row: R. Maloney, D. Richardson, M. Andrukonis Brawders, D. MacDonald, R. Piesco, T. Lindberg, E. MacHardy, Baker, L. Gummow, R. Cogswell, S. Purcell, K. Parker, P. Coelho, Palmieri, M. Freeman, R. Carrozza Next Row: M. Monsini, Crowley, M. Pqmeroy, K. Duquette, M. Pratt, D. Alger, P. Smart, Pierce, P. Mcflonigle, I. Tzvetinovitch, A. Hess, K. Mandeville, I '--...V 441 tl 4 . K. , ' I' 'Q 'f 3 . MacLean, F. Magee Next Row: D. Maroney, N. Hermanson, S. Smith C. Noyes, L. Zamaitis, K. Vandemoer, L. Nadeau, S. Cranshaw, S Packard, S. Tufts, Benvie, D. Berger. N. Waugh, D. Gammon, M Lynch, N. Murphy Next Row: S. Kipper, D. McNeill, D. Moneghan R. Morse, L. Colombo, Shore, D. Hopling, Corbett, V. Cardella L. Brophy, A. Smith, D. Lawson, N. Asack, F. Lepine, L. Piver, I Perry Next Row: K. Murray, N. Perkins, D. Correia, M. Roscoe, S Patterson, C. Ross, F. Pike, A. Calef, Bowden, A. Doty, Hallisey P. Kheary, K. Norgren, B. Rounds . , . .. , N P 42-' : l H el.,,....M, . .. .. ' ,Q ,L X -? , X fl . - ' ' X 1 2 4. . .. .... - 5 Y P: 1 1973 , . . :L-J .. 194 ,V ,,,, First Row: V. Donodelinger, I. Anderson, I. Sofka, T. Couite, W Reynolds, P. Allen, M. Rogers, R. Boudreau, R. Manugian, C. Herrick, E. McCaiTrey, S. Noyes, W. Weatherby, I. Sidlauskas, C. Rowe, W Simmons, M. Mazza, I. Iohnson, C. Correia, Next Row: R MacDonald, P. Knox, S. Smith, R. Tosetti, T. Easton, E. Bird, D Lindquist, E. Nolan, L. Cummow, G. Allen, B. Thompson, D Chisholm, N. jackson, T. Cazerro, K. McManus, I. Spadea, L Wells, R. Hathaway, B. Alden, Next Row: D. Hallisey, I. Carrigan, M Norris, P. Barros, C. Tzvetinovitch, N. Sylvester, R. Noyes, B. Brown, N. Carbone, M. Grandiield, R. Fratangelo, B. Benvie, C. Herrick, M McCann, P. Freeman, I. Sousa, B. Anderson, K. Packard, V. Siscoe, I Asker, S. Dacey, E. Hemianson Next Row: R. Campanini, N. O'Connor, D. Perkins, T. Williams, Olson, S. Beinoras, Duquette, D. Tattrie, D. Ohlson, G. Slupski, C. Kheary, Thomas, D. Tosetti, M. Childers, I. Monsini, P. Barros, R. Clooney, R. Thompson, K. Finch, C. Kelley Next Row: R. Nelson, K. Lindskog, D. Millett, D. Packard, M. Tyrrell, S. Duquette, P. Connolly, D. Kemp, P. Baker, C. Crowell, D. Fyfe, E. Keylor, E. Pita, Noyes, S. Nelson, R. Churbuck, S. Gerrapy, T. Staples, Anderson, L. Simpson Next Row: K. Lindquist, Eaton, Ricker, R. Leonard, B. Musto, Anderson, G. LaCross, R. Iollymore, R. Harris, P. Calef, S. Gardella, M. Balboni, Thomas, A. Thomas, S. DiBattista, S. Keating, M. Thomas, L. Getchell, K. Raymond. zv -- Q x .sw w- .. 1 595535 , 'A .f f1f:'5 , 3 5.295 .' ,, ' 'E A nfl? ' 1- I .fw :iii-'. 3513, V+ 514 - - V4 I my, ., if ifgg e 'kmf , , HQ , 5, ., 2 E .., 1, 1 2 1- ,. , f. , v N 2 ,rm gp ,YI V ,,, We if Waff, .,, W , ,. ,. .VZIMS 'vi Www: z 4. , '-zz A . V f -V, a inf' 4, va , , .,f' 1 ' 'xg' 1' 1. -A ' ,, .-46.5-52--A - e 5:4-5' f-I fl ',,,g:jE.--+'3 1 N ' sf -- , i' P M W? x 9 :e:,sfz - . -fm ,,,,,,a.--1 ' E Wonderful Town lii. ,fm 4,- F vi 1, 5? , H ,, 1, . W. -W , A-4 in -is-ff.::m,E., ,,... ,,, Ax ff of ff 'qv X, r - -1 J, 1-'xt 011. Suppressed Desires Directed by Mrs. O. Keeler '3' 2 :mr , I K X Q ,L A 5 pr 1 12 CC ,, Hi gh Window Directed by Mr. Knowles Tifhst Firizfgewater ipufific Li6m1y 80 Howard Street 'West Briaifqezuatcn Ma 02.3 79 .' I YI H905 'N e its-t'a'Q':0l.lQ0'Q9uvgx if 955.3 'w',,vQ M. .L ix - X And seems to walk on Wings. and tread in air. Y 1 Q Hence these tears. f r rl ORGANIZATIO aff n - u , 'Viv 1 - , , Q X in , - n . :wk f .N , I I . , nvt H :wj if ,' -1 qxv m ' xi? - g ,, 4 . A, , '. ' v ', ..g ...A n ga 1 , N , J'11 7 1 I 'ik -.DP ., wi,-,m'v -' f , ,,.-iw-f-.f'. 1 , 'J YI ' 4 . if ,.-4- , ' r ' , q . , ' 'V 2 . ,Y V ., . , .. , ', ,U if- Mur' 5 H' F ms .k! lv Wim, 511' Ax, if 1 ' Ax- ng 'i vw .,..,A .il J ex As Q 9 .,.-- V , v-.4 V -9: 'f' .- 'Q , w EE, 1 .5 Z, Student Councll The Student Council is an organization which was formed to benefit all the students of the school. It is the voice of the student body. The Council is made up of representatives of each class. Our activities consists not only of aiding classes, but also outside Work. We have broadened our knowledge of student govemment by attending state-Wide conventions. Our recent project has been the collection of clothing and articles to be sent to the people of Appalachia for Christmas. l 7 X .si h .,. X, U . 5 0 atlona . azrsgii ' -- ff 7 4' ,' :az ,Q . Z- .:1 ,-rv gi: 0 W. J, - - '-1-, ve' ' -bm-:'t.,.y:w:-2112 0 O Q C 1 e y f ilfftf :: - fwsey. . . ,. X ' ef! . ,. I 'Mat A ,. Ne 'Wd 434 ., - J X A ,.,.,, I ' - N eff- fgs fi 1 , , z. if ,Emi , ,Q 1,-t H .gk 1 ff ' We - 1 ' :-:?j:' get V, 3545. 77 5 . This year the National Honor Society has been much more active than in recent years. An Induction Ceremony was held in December for three incoming Seniors. A Committee of the Society has been Working on a bulletin board outside of the guidance offices concerning further schooling. Also. a survey was conducted throughout the student body in order to make aware the need for college preparation. '63 aw West Wind fn-'w .II S.. .4 3 W W- v .M Q x Z ,si 3 , I x E .W , , ,I 2 . 5 ' ex 1, I X Y, W , ,f ! I 7 'W45 fy A 1 4 --:fin , Y Q, , I lfvgi Z if-1 f fl? W Q ' ' 2 'Q x 4 U 1-3.2, k '- Q ' ' 1- EQ! -- 5 L , , ' I fi aff 'Q i f ' E . ,MW U 53 onitors 1 K if '?'-f, My 1, z-:? '4 17v Vi!R?'?f5h 522172225 :If , 2225 --. +R- r --'dr 5 5 a ,lin E .5 A - ,rzyif an ,, . '22 . -- . .-Q, g ' H A ! I of Future Teachers Club e 2 r fE?'m34'i1? ISIN I 'EEIQFIBXJBI E an V...- Future Nurses Club Q , 1 unior High Newspaper Pep Club 81 Drama Club The Dramatic Club as a new extracurricular activity this year has proven to be a tremendous success. Although newly formed, we are proud to have had so many students to join. Many different areas of study are open to all members interested in the theatre. Our first assembly at Christmas was wamily received by all and paved the way for better things in the future. This marked the first major breakthrough in showing what a club of this type can do toward bringing the student body closer by learning to work together' for enjoyment and self-satisfaction. Elections were held and the officers voted into office this year are, President, Marsha Gallagherg Vice President, Cheryl DeVineg Secretary, Sherrol Perryg Treasurer, Christine Staples, Clerk, Nancy Mazza. Representatives for the classes were chosen as follows, Senior Rep., Diane DeVineg Junior Rep., Melinda Coelhog Sophomore Rep., Susan Macdonald, Freshman Rep., Pamela Keith. The person to whom we owe all our thanks is our advisor Mrs. Murphy, who has shown us the true meaning of a Dramatic Club. ff . bv It-5 r'l' ' 1 Qi i xi vf X 82 ,Q Varsity Club ma X K, , H' EV' evixxqzxzxs..4..,.,'-m':,.:++ X 1, Q. My if or -l i Y ww-N. ill' u x... 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PY f - -: :E 5.1:-' .-:L 5 '1 , f E 1 ' ? 1-iii ii Y Y j 4 5 Z: 5-f fl, , 5, 3 5 -iz 1 g 3-if T 3---.Q:Efif ' : 4 f g Q 5 E723 ,iV5, '- -5-: -' - if E ii 1 Z..- : V E TE- 13' i , J i 3 I A 5 l ?' TQ- ,g5Q,A 555 7-T A'l'3?5'?1E5?: A--1-i2fg,::L ,- 2 5 -ij? ' W ' - 2 gi I 2- l 5 1- - - V ! gfli ,L lfli? ,lil 'ii zz: 2 ? I I n -l iii 1 ,ii i ? , i-lil ..l 2-4-l -.l- -fi, 1 -l -71? , f 1- ,,-li--L1 1-1 il.--...YY 3 s '-agi E2 E' ,- ATHLETICS Cross Country 196 Meet Schedule The steadily improving Cross Country team finished a highly successful year, ending with a record of 7 wins - 5 losses. Several underclassmen figured in key spots, insuring a bright future. Outstanding performers were Iohn Swanson, Cary Powers, Peter Carlson, Peter Cum- mow, and Scot Paterson. W. B. vs. Bridgewater-Raynham 24- W. B. vs. Avon 17- W. B. vs. Norwell 40- W. B. vs. Holbrook 34- VV. B. vs. East Bridgewater 29- W. B. vs. Cohasset 21- W. B. vs. Apponequet 29- W. B. vs. Sacred Heart 15- W. B. vs. Marshlield 18- W. B. vs. Hanover 42- W. B. vs. Duxbury 17- W. B. vs. Bridgewater-Raynham 33- ig., yr 3 .-...af P1 :sg , iz, r, .. -v f b. vi 'il ...,s N i S. -Q . N0-'ow' I I A 1 1 -A Q.. Q. ? ' l -7 7' 'H ,gm U' ' w 1 .D , Q .fs.,,-. f., f 'Z V K Track 1968 if ' X... V 'f 7 -. -' A Na U - l V . V ku. . h yn Meet Schedule W. B. vs. Bridgewater Raynham 5516.-5796 W. B. vs. Apponequet 60-43 W. B. vs East Bridgewater 5416-58W W. B. vs. Holbrook 59-54 W. B. vs. Hull 52-61 W. B. vs. Hanover 61-52 W.,B. vs. Cohasset 48-65 W. B. vs. Marshfield 48-65 W. B. vs. Norwell 43-70 W. B. vs. Duxbury 47-65 1968 was a rebuilding year for Track. Coach Andersonls hard work and the athletes' desire forged a spirit which will be unbeatable in the future. Bright spots were new records set by Pete Carlson fone rnilej and Steve Pike fbroad jumpj. S x 2 WI W A 4 .ug ,, .. , , , , V -my Q A ,:.,i.51,2j. x 1 ' F U 2, in . .. .. Q .- ' T' 14 K yd, Wy, 5. 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For the second straight year, and the only 2 times, West Bridgewater was the Western Division Champions of the South Shore League. Cully Ohlson was the in- spirational leader who pitched, hit, and Helded the way to t.he championship. Cene Devine, Paul Ayres, and 4-6 13-0 5-2 2- 1 6-4 4- 1 5-7 4-2 4-3 3-2 7-0 4-6 9-5 9-0 13-0 Marcus Bucci rounded out a well balanced infield. High points of the year was the selection of Cully Ohlson and Ed Zamitas to the South Shore League All-Stars. Thanks go to Mr. Rapp for his great coaching and in- spiration he gives to all his athletes. 94 Q 461 1 i - -- A 1 L Q 1 ff -'W-'MT' 'Sikhs- if 1? by A 4 .fm 'X.x.,.Q. .QNX ygwfciggczx , ' -f r :QSM A , 1, -5 v '-lixruvf ,. N wff- X NX. X I , -. X, W, ,- ' , . fx 91 - ,, L.. L . .lnl 1........,.K .., - jk., - --W ., ..'9'i':Q' -1 1 . Q QE A --.a.m.. .......J 5 f -wr mm. N A V,.,A, , , gl' ' 1 ,1 N fe X K Q gi.. ,v 1 6 Six AQ Q XX ,QW X c . . .N K1 ,K X W -3 'X ' gg . A .4 -an Q z 5 ,shit . .4 . . , J .,k,QQ .,,.r M5 xx x Num ----1: ,v-1 V A R S I T Y I Q 1 A ' Q, H N 1 I G 0 H R ......,.-,..l ,,.: .l , .. 1.-. -l - 1 ., .1 ,,, ,, -lg 1968 Orphans ..,,,, auf, 4, .,s. 'V - - wqgng- WN s fuifi- '5 f5 W Q Y ' .9-' -'7'Qf '.lg:. S' ? 'g1-A .ga W-, XV 22 9 0 6 12 8 8 22 12 .B. Opponent Marshfield 6 Cohasset 8 Holbrook 32 Hull 41 Norwell 25 Apponequet 49 Duxbury 12 Hanover 52 East Bridgewater 32 Y- Q., ren . A fa The 1968 football team had a year of big disappointments. Key injuries to important personnel, plus a long string of bad breaks resulted in a final record of 1 win and 8 losses. Co-captains john McCaffrey and Chris Gillis Won the respect of the entire league for their great contributions to the team. Seniors Charlie Nelson, Brian Van Dyke, Bob Dwyer, and.Steve Van Dyke added experience and desire. Gene Devine finished sixth in area scoring. Underclassmen who will give Coach Rapp the great season he well deserved next year include Steve Pike, jack Hamilton, Bill Lucini, Ed Zamitas, Rick Ness, Dick Livie and Ray Corria. v-N , . '- 4115 ,mu l- Q. . 1 -x 1 Q4 9. gpg N? .Q nv .SX bu 5 Q XJ, A af 1 Q ww -f I XJ we! , Wm twang Charlle Nelson Ed ZdIl1dlf1S Gene DeV1ne Bob Dwver Bob Mdntvre 5' .oi 4. 'bu- n 4 3 as vay ll! Ya., X -Q. lie 1' Q .. if 5 .W we , w. 5' IH. wmv. ,..fv , - 'Ja 1 '- ., ' , W K ...,.,.,, '....J, ' ?'?l'fJ'.'7 '.--Qvgni ui :- yr ...F-' sf Q K v Q Y I ff '.31'4y,0' ' kgf Q , QT A A Mun , 1 w- ,1 wr' I' fn 427, -. . V , JM. ,nv-. . , M1-s rr, , - . -we , ,, . V 5 V, -L. fgzv'-UK, .xanax :if 3 K ' ' f: K1 L, M5 A , - t ,.:QQ ' ' js. Steve Fontinha john Swanson jack Hamilton - Gene DeV1ne ?5TQfs::F,:E if ,EE:1f'l'2sE'EiE:fE:q.eg-:IS-6 635'-'1:r.i,2 -.-- -':2- :fr --'f4f: '.':'i1'.ff- A 'g ' yegj ,LQ-:sp - '-r1f,22EIlEQE?d5a1,E.'5:Er1 ?E 'f-51:7 .g..:2'9iES2fF9::'?x'- It 9- john McCaffrey K if fx ,- Ed Zamitis john Swanson Steve Fontlnha B111 LllCll'll David Crowley Stephen F ontinha Gene DeVine Ed Zamitis john McCaffrey jack Hamilton john Swanson Bob Dwyer Gary Powers Ken Duquette After two championship seasons. Coach Paul Sargent was faced with the task of rebuilding a new basketball team. 1968's junior Varsity team shined as a new hardworking, Varsity squad. XVee-Bee's now Varsity squad. has found it surprisingly easy to fit into the past winning season. The Team has learned that hard work, a good coach and aggressiveness makes a winner. MQ: '14 w 4' if 4 if, 4 W Pete Carlson 4 Dave Crowley Cene DeV1ne Bill Lucini TEAM R VV.B. 56 Cohasett 62 Avon rv 53 Norwell 75 SS. Voke 50 Sacred Heart 51 Duxbury 69 E. Bridgewater 63 S.E. Voke 58 Marshfield 60 Cohasset 58 Holbrook 69 Avon 59 Hanover 57 Norwell 82 Apponequet 61 S.S. Voke 75 Hull as of Febimiay 14 . ECORD Opponent 47 57 45 42 58 56 82 38 60 40 73 61 64 613 55 38 68 I' 2.4 0054 44 QMUC4, gXNBc4f 31 Dean Shurtleff Peter Carlson W V Q ll X. W . rl ,.., ' . - , 'Qt 5 , A y 41 USC AQ Q f maui mv N junior Varsity: Back row, Gary MacMullen, Patrick Milcendeau, lack Gallagher, Kenneth Colder, Steve Pike, Steve Pomeroy, Front row, Dean Shurtleff, Peter Gummow, Wayne Baker, Marcus Bucci, Richard Scranton, Stanley Ceiro. Marcus Bucci Stanley Ciero ,mv Q, ' :,,., , ' 1.1 A 5 ,fi . U, Cary MacMulleu V, ii , 'UM Wg 1 f V' I if 1 , . ,I Qifpv Peter Gummow Patrick Milcendeau 252 L - .-.af -. 159511 :-ff ,, ,,. k, . , 2: as p P E , suxfh 'elif' M4 2- ,, Y Q X1 -IJ fi J., - 4- S H' ,A 1 n W.. - . ..A.iL,aiL,L,A., Y ,rg X. ffie .,. .J X x m IL rs! K I , F44 5 55331 AX v. 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Dutchland Drive Thru Open 7 Days A Week, 7 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. COMPLIMENTS OF Plymouth-Home National Bank West Bridgewater OfHce MILES OIL SERVICE -104 Crescent St. West Bridgewater Dad, Bob and Bill Bystroxn Automatic Delivery H20 Main Street . a llo, Mass. 24-hour burner service C inpe Best NVishes to the dass of 1969 Best NVishes to POMEROY'S DONUT SHOP Center Shopping the class of 1969 WILLIS FURNITURE CO. Plaza Brockton. Mass. West Bridgewater Congratulations from Best Wishes to and the Class of 1969 COMPANY INCORPORATED 134 Main Street West Bridgewater Bridgewater, Mass. Rt. 28 tel. Owen 7-6757 Compliments of A.M. GAMBAO AND SON Truck bodies built, West Bridgewater, repaired, welding Massachusetts 620 N. Elm Street West Bridgewater, Mass. 115 WALTER T. CHILD DXBXA W. R. Morse 1108 Main St. Brockton. Mass. Things To Wlear For Those XVho Care Dial 586-5601 C. A. Pickering Associates, Inc. Engineers and Surveyors VV est Bridgewater Congratulations to the Class of 1969 from THE PHILIPPART COMPANY Charles St., Wfest Bridgewater Compliments of STEER CLUB RESTAURANT North Main Street West Bridgewater Best Wishes Dr. and Mrs. Richard Cuidoboni Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1969 ' THE BROCKTON EDISON COMPANY 36 Main Street Brockton, Mass. Compliments of ASHWOOD HOMES, INC. Compliments of FREEMAN I. DAVISCN, JR. Real Estate and Insurance 19 Summer St., Bridgewater, Mass. Telephone 697-6986 Boston Line 523-2366 IMPERIAL MILLWORK Pl tstt WtBdg t M h tt Congratulations To The Class of 1969 THE OLD HCMESTEAD RUG CO. INC. JAYS PLAYLAND THE ICE HOUSE Congratulations from Ross Homans Del,5 Radio - Television - Appliances Hair Styling Sales and Services Compliments Ace Surgical Supply Co. Serving the Medical Surgical and Dental Profession 17 N. Main St., W. Bridgewater Compliments of Perkins Hardware Compliments of The Village Barn Colonial Pine Furniture Compliments of F itzmaurice Lincoln - Mercury Brockton, Mass. William Crowley, Cen. Mgr. Compliments of a Best Wishes to The Class of 1969 Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur H. O,Br1en Compliments of HOCKOMCCK FARMS West Bridgewater Congratulations from COMPONENT MANUFACTURING Service, Inc. Compliments to The Class of M69.. RICHARD E. DAVOCK from Auto Specialties at Jays Playland 181 West Center Street West Bridgewater, Mass. West Bridgewater Tel. 587-5670 PILLSBURYS FLOWER SHOP Howers for all occasions DAHLBORG FUNERAL HGMES, INC. cut flowers, corsages 506 North Elm Street 647 Main Street, Brocton West Bridgewater, Mass. Telephone: 586-4397 121 225 South Main Street W. Bridgewater Mr WALLY KRUECER MOTOR SALES Cars - DODGE - Trucks Bridgewater, Mass. OW7-2200 Best XVishes TOWNE CLEANERS Best XVishes to the Class of 1969 L. Louis D'Arpino Han' Stylist to Men 583-0091 by appointment Compliments of THE WEST BRIDCEWATER POLICE ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Class of 1969 . 61 Mrs. joseph Munise Sr. ACE,S SERVICE STATION Sunoco Products 757 West Center St. 583-9863 Dr. and Mrs. joseph Calitri Good Luck to Class of 1969 from The Teixeira Family BEST WISHES GATEWAY GULF Best VVishes MARIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 195 S- Main St- xvest Bfidgewatel' 6 Broad St, Bridgewater, Mass. Congratulation to Class of 1969 From Compliments of KAREN'S DONUT SHOP 1 Main St. Bridgewater. Mass. GENE,S BARBER SHOP DAIKER,S FLOWERS A. F. German Go. Inc. Herman G. Daiker 26 Central Sq. Bridgewater 1159 Mam Street Flowers Telegraphed Phone 697-6957 Brockton' Mass' Compliments of C0 'PlimemS of KENWOOD TIRE CO. CYNTHIA'S BEAUTY SHOP 118 South Main St. W. Bridgewater, Mass. THE CORNER MARKET Full line of groceries, meat VVine, and beer open 9:00-9:30 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 GUESS WHO!! Congratulations Class of 1969 SAM'S BARBER SHOP Bridgewater Square john and Henry Pistone SAGCOGIA,S MEN HAIRSTYLING AND BARBERSHIP Corrective Cut Executive Massage David Richard Bridgewater THOMAS CHEVROLET 300 Bedford St. Bridgewater 697-6935 RUB 'N' DUB CARWASH 25:12 Coin-a-Matic Rt. 18-28 Bridgewater Compliments of WEST BRIDGEWATER FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION Compliments of VALET CLEANERS Center Shopping Plaza COMPLIMENTS OF HOPPY'S OIL SERVICE, INC. 1200 Montello St. Brockton, Mass. 583-7516 T. F. CHOWELL 81 SONS Brockton, Massachusetts SCOMPLIMENTS OF H. and W. MOLD CO. West Bridgewater, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH J. BRAGA, INC. Wholesale dealer in: Cigars Tobacco Confectionary Drug Sundries Toys and Novelties West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Tel. 583-0930 Visit Our Gift Boom For Wholesale Prices Year Round BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 69', GALLAGHER ASSOCIATES Church furnishings or Appointments Pews - Mosaics - Stained Class Marble Furniture P.O. Box 442 West Bridgewater, Mass. Dial 583-1584 CONCRATULATION S CLASS OF 69 THE OCKERS CO. Brockton-Plymouth Typewriters - Adding Machines - Calculators Accounting Machines Sales - Service - Supplies 125 DORR'S PRINT SHOP Compliments of KAY'S KORNER and STATIONERY STORE Bridgewater. Mass. Comphments of H H THE COUNTRY FAIR Tel. 691-2433 33 Main St- Bridgewater, Mass. 697-6136 BURQUE,S SERVICE STATION Compliments of SUNNY LINE BUILDERS SUPPLY East Bridgewater STOP 81 SHOP INC. Compliments of THE ART SHOP Cresent Street 59 East Street Brockton, Mass. Brockton, Mass- Tel. 583-1159 WEST BRIDGEWATER PHARMACY, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 CYour Prescription Centerl from One West Center Street West Bridgewater. Mass. Mrs. Emily Teixeira Our Best VVishes C to the 1969 Graduating Class ongratulations To the Class of 1969 from IZYOIII THE BRAWDERS FAMILY STAR CHEVRON STATION W. H. LUDDY 81 SON, INC. Moving 6: Storage Agents for Global Van Lines Modem Living . . . with old fashion caref' Tel. 878-2191 TRUCCHI'S DISCOUNT FOODS 75 East Center St. West Bridgewater Good Luck to the Class of 1969 from The MacDonald Family Compliments of PAGANI. BROS. Construction Company Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Tel. 583-8166 30 Keenan St. W. Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of BRIDGEWATERS SAVINGS BANK Bridgewater, Mass. West Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of The Quality Food Stores 1640 S. Main St. Brockton Bedford St. East Bridgewater Oak St. Brockton Crescent St. Rte. 27, Brockton LUCINI MOTOR SALES South Main Street West Bridgewater ? FL.: In ,L-, n WUI F . sam , fri' I 3? if------ ----..,,,,, 62 Z?-L L -ff TW fg 'E lil? 12 el ' w ' :T-: ,,1. 52 ?s.. 35 i 1 5533 2 QQ ww E gig 3 f ,.,,.,,.,...-- f'X nom no DSTAMP n GoLD BOND 1650 so. Main So. Plaza Shopping Center Brockton, Mass. 'gs-fQ?'T '-17f2fE ' '33 .' 'ji I I ,,.,,,,,.-vv- i N . 1- Sk . Eu Ji 7 45 ,15 L .n..NJP -. as 5 A Q n -----W n ed w A n i F' Q. 1 if sum 1.59. 3 .ya j F: WU EE N ----... ,. W 129 Work together - Whether they work together or apa t - Robert Frost Class of 1970 LOGAN TRANSPORTATION INC Congratulations to the Class of 1969 From THE STUDENT COUNCIL Congratulations to the Class of 69,' SOPHOMORES Best Wishes To the class of 1969 from Sue Bowman, Karen Lynch, Missy Gallagher, Louanne Columbo, Kathy Hofmann Cindy Wood, Linda Coelho, Debbie Hofmann 131 Compliments of HAYWARD'S DAIRY FARM For every formal event RENT-A-TUX LINEHAN BESSE-BAKER'S Maln St. at Legion Parkway Phone 587-6551 CUSTODIAL STAFF Arvid Hagglundg Warren Tumerg jack Largeg Myron Matherg Carl Hoyt and Gordon Ross Compliments of BRIDGEWATER ICE 81 COAL COMPANY 85 Plymouth Street Bridgewater, Mass. MONTY'S CYCLE SHOP 751 Main Street West Bridgewater, Mass. KEMP TRANS. 81 STORAGE, INC. South Main Street West Bridgewater, Massachusetts Phone: 583-7461 BEST WISHES from Father Darcy HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA STAFF Compliments of HOMESTEAD DAIRY BEST WISHES from Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gillis L I 6 0 60? xh- nfi -'L n 559 -NMSP- 'Ox-Ne Y 466 91099. 0050 K. 19 0604 ' 9 1, ow e-144.11 -1,1-N4 69. ,x 101- YXO 00066 if . 4666? 6 - Yvot K qcppvoco, Soo. 00066 1806004 am ceo? ov-0 94?-66 vleviwbv-rl. :lr-ee, 116690092 n-1.'z:1e1. 1604? 959 06OYO1'-0 xhlpvl. WP99- O96 bl - 94 946664 1 11.1 07' 0616 , 306. -:M 466690 00809 506. 00066 1004664 - 65 06O?O9O 94?-6 GM- ,wwe-9 e L1-'rle 99? 499 660606 N-l whree. '1.q:I 66 9 D mmm . evewoee 99199 too. a. 0 Y 9 64 dw rl 46v6?vVOx-5 A '1- 00 15 64 -foosoq vase, 9 0946664 4 an 97- N W 4 O I so! 1 Q6 , X0 0 4 see 0 4. 109 0 D1 7-10 osoq l Q 00066 999 me eeov oe srlvwivlr-xl. wh-ee 466610066 IL4 -130 1806964 - fs-osoqfoo we eeof ceo ed?-sei 44v4N4wM-rl. xl-pine. 46ve?vAox-K6 a-n1.1.'1e'1. 9. 406. 00066 6. 0040 - Yvosoqcoo of O60 649664 6-Ev, -1.1 ea. 9, soo. 994 0 Ov O 949664 1. 9016, 306 W 0 pee 15 4 601659 9 'V' 00066 15 49' 659 9 4404 46x 99066 65 96 +8xMwMs .wr 466690096 M 0964 - Yvosogvoo 0606 O9-0 64?-664 vl. 1'-r-'59, LW -1191- .06 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1969 May God Bless the class of 1969 from from A FRIEND THE CLASS OF 1972 Compliments of THE FOOTBALL TEAM Gus, John, Booby, Charlie, B.V.D., Wayne, Dink, Scott, Compliments of Dan, Rocky, George, Bill, Cigar, Chuck, Toots, Lee, Mack, O.B., Geno, Buck, Glad Acre Farm Iack, Pegleg, Rick, Animal, Steve, Tez, Rich 61 Hook. Best of Luck to The Class of 1969 134 B fLk The Class f 1969 from WINDY RIDGE RESTAURANT 135 Best Wishes to the Class of 69,' From St. AHIIS C.Y.0. W. Bridgewater Karolyn Asack President Chris Gillis Vice President Sandra Rossi Secretary Paul Ayers Treasurer Father Darcy Advisor Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 f Compliments of l'0Il'l HENRIKSON'S DAIRY Pike Mechanical Contractors 683 Hancock Street Plumbing Heating Gas Fittings Abington, M355- Best Wishes from 'the makers of s1MPsoN SPRING BEVERAGES Compliments of Famous for quality, purity and MacQulnn Nursery delicious flavor West Bridgewater Since 1878 Compliments of Compliments of Dr. Thomas F. 'Cochary Mr. and Mrs. Leo I. Giovanoni 136 Compliments of MAGIC CARPET KINDERGARTEN BEST WISHES Monsignor Francis S. Shea Congratulations BEST WISHES to the class of 1969 from from Mr. and Mrs. Chester Yankowski Ml.. and Mrs. Stanley Carlson Compliments of WEST BRIDGEWATER MOTHERS' CLUB Compliments of WRIGHTS GREENHOUSE AND GIFT SHOP BEST WISHES to the Class of 1969 from Mr. and Mrs. john Kent CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES This is just the beginning . . . of life . . . of opportunity . . . of responsibility As you take your place in the future of America, let God have a place in your life. Then America will be one nation, under God, indivisiblef' Alfred L. Luce, Pastor WEST BRIDGEWATER BAPTIST CHURCH 79 N. Elm St. West Bridgewater, Mass. Chris Iudy Sallie Merry GOOD LUCK Debby FROM Karyn Cindy Diane Betsy Carol Congratulations to The Class of 1969 HOWARD LODGE 41116 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1969 from Bettencourt Honda Sales West Bridgewater, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 from The Majorettes Helen, Linda, Chris and Linda Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 THE KEATINC FAMILY 138 Best Wishes Sally and Andy Ebenwood Farm Fred L. Reed Real Estate Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sinkevich Compliments of Pierce Refrigeration Company West Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. 586-1088 Frank E. Peterson Co. Cleaning Supplies Harper Brushes and Brooms 588-0134 BAKER CONSTRUCTION, INC. 99 Pleasant Street West Bridgewater Congratulations from Campello Shoe Store Inc. joseph Carriuolo and Sons 1085 Main St. Brockton, Mass. Tel. 583-2620 NOYES OIL SERVICE 71 Progressive Ave. West Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. 583-0299 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 L. LOUIS D'ARPINO Hair Stylist to Men 583-0091 By Appointment GOOD LUCK Compliments of from Franklin Pharmacy, Brockton janet Diane Carol Sue l Karen Margaret Wendy Cathy Skeets Ilana In case you End any mistakes in this yearbook, please remember they were put there for a purpose. We try to offer something for everyone in this publication. Some people are always looking for mistakes. 140 Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Clark Margie and Charlie Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Al Chilauskas King and Tai Tai A friend of H.D.L. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. a.nd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. john N. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hinchliffe David B. Anderson Frank Femandes and Family David Seablom Robert Splitz George A. Belmore Warren Larson Paul D. Keith Bruce E. Crowell Charles K. Higgins Vandemoer Alexander Watson Harold Height Howard F arnum Chester Rossi Warren Sederberg Mrs. Ruth Sederberg Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Anonymous Mr. a.nd Mrs. Stuart M. Keith Robert S. Alger Conrad I. Anderson, Richard Waugh Kenneth F. Colder Lawrence Fregeau Miss Janice Rylander Linda and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. a.nd Mrs. Stanley C. Reed Edward F. Cameron Leo D. Murphy Edward F. Caffrey Frank Dunn Chris Giannaros Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Lawson Miss Patricia Mullin Mrs. Iohn Liberman Edward I. O'Donoghue David Chuckran Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Chapman Charles I. Monestere, Ir. Mr. james Bryant Miss Bernice A. Fountain Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hopkins Mrs. Olive Keeler Mr. William Donaldson Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. a.nd Mrs Arthur W. Steptoe Herman Nelson Alan Rapp Maurice Rosenthal The Macdonalds Mr. and Mrs. james Soles I Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Kelley Francis Carey james 1. Harrington III Patrick Guercio Miss Donna Fitzsimmons Mr. Thomas E. Graffte Betsy and Katie Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Malcolm Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Puffer Roland Nadeau Byron Morgan Reese Warren P. Laughton Iohn F. Welch George Miller john Shukis Mr. Paul Lucius Miss Tilda E. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. McGee Edward P. Iames William Kendall Charles D. Anderson, Miss Margaret Roche Mrs. Eleanor von Bretzel Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Broman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bromley Mr. Paul Ronan A friend of W.B.H.S. Mr. and Mrs. La Forest W. Chadwick Tina and Manny Dr. and Mrs. P. V. McDonough Carol and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Mr. James P. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mozzone Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Brian, Cindy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Deb and Gus Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. O. I. john Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn W. Frick, Ir. Butler Ronald Saline Donald A. Fisher Paul Sargent Francis Hoyt and Mr. Vardack George Hogg William Carrigan Ingeme Robert Phalen Richard Warmington Richard M. Childers Charles Millet Robert L. Todd Robert Dwyer Eugene DeVine Kenneth O. Almquist Atty. and Mrs. F. Lynch Fog and Chris Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Iames Finch john Pistone Van Dyke Linoleum and Tile C0mP1imentS Of The West Bridgewater High School Chapter CO' of the 26 Woodland Road West Bridgewater Kitchen and Bath Remodeling QW UQ? Niki Compliments of CBA Sip Doc If sUDs QM 'L TEE qwpa ,KD ROBERTS FARM C Q4 West Bridgewater, Mass. '11 tl Apples and Corn Q2 5? G, ttf., F r 2 Q Congratulations from Sf? ROLDAND'S DISCOUNT STORE S ,450 West Bridgewater 'Z E5 Compliments of 5 FRANK SANBORN gf Real Estate J 142 Compliments of A FRIEND Z ,N of ,Q M5 J, XS c,M'fNcXs2,ojQU0-2-'QQ XY1v mXav ffm Clegg df QL 5 ff if - L C41-141 w , Sf w .I vb 143 -I 1 H 1 wv : U, N- 1 I 4- : .f I wa fn 1 Fm BWP :fi ug, 1. 11 . : v i . Q t ,LE H ii. y J, H3 ffm ,IE EZ ff-sr 'fi ,mi x, .95 .. Eg.: .,. fgzi' ja: :i 4 7153 515: Ti,-' 32:22 6'-. :Q-b 72-2,4 Til a Q' ,W -155' iii' ,mt fig? 525 332, EEZ? Wg aff! .296 12 ' i V.-e ,559 . !. F A riff 5 if Eg! H7 3 :nf ff fn lf. - ii 5 E! 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