Westborough High School - Cotton Gin Yearbook (Westborough, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

From writings by a 17th Century Ph ilosopher, found in Old Saint ' s Church - Baltimore, 1692. Go placidly amid the noise and haste and re- member what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your t uth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others you may be- come vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Keep interested in your career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of Youth. Do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. You are a child of the Universe, no less than the trees and the stars, you have a right to be there. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the Universe is unfolding as it should. With all its shame, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beauti- ful World. A 5c tooI is a buildiva, bo 1 VestWaijn Hicj School 15 much we than fiat. I lie tual Is and floors have echoed oof footsteps in the paths of Cjpmmcj knowledge and maturity. We hove experienced success, defeat, hope, despair, happiness and sadness, it is here that voe learned to accept our own shortcovninas and those of otters. Here we have ent the times of our lives, both happy and sad, and because we learned the weaning of the wond maturity, we are ready to race the respons b lities thai accompany it.Thoucjh WHS is only ten ysarsokl, her age is viot a measure of 1he extent of the wisdom she has brcoght to all loliohave ualKed through her fells, VHS.we salute cu Dec ica ion We, the Class of 1968, proudly dedicate our yearbook, The Cot- ton Gin, to you, Mr. Moran, in recognition of your many years of service to Westborough High School. It is an honor to pay tribute to a man who has be- come such a genuine part -of our school. Congratulations to the Westboro High School Class of 1968, you have qualified for your di- ploma! Continue to grow and to express those quali- ties which will help to makeharmonious your immediate envi- ronment and to effect peace to our country and the world. ALLISTON C. Principal WETHERELL Secretaries: MRS. SMITH MRS. PRIKACKI 7 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SEATED: Miss LaMonda, Mr. LaBaire, Department Head ; Mrs. Ferrari. STANDING: Miss Sweed, Mr. Kramer, Miss Belluardo FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mr. Proulx, Mrs. MacQueen, Mr. Baldassarre, Mr. Gravel. 9 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT SEATED: Mrs. Burnham, Department Head STANDING: Mr. McK ay, Mr. Nesbitt, Mr. Kirby SCIENCE DEPARTMENT . V ' . Mr. Clyde Riley Mr. Porter, Mr. Markvenas 10 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT LUNCH SUPERVISOR Mrs. Goodwin HOME ECONOMICS STUDY HALL Miss Grip, Mrs. Chapman SUPERVISOR Mrs. Doherty 12 I , i 15 HONOR ROLL High Honors Pamela Lynn Bleasdale Kathleen Ann Keller Jane Susan Lombard Honors Ronald Phillip Brown Russell L. McPherson Ruth Bradford Burnham John Frederick Mullen II Gail Barbara Clark Jennifer Fay Nourse Marilyn Grayce Colaianni Mark G. Patrick Thomas Anthony Curtis Larry James Peterson Thomas John Despres James John Phaneuf D. Scott Duffey Robert Joseph Phaneuf Joyce Dwinnell Janice B. Powell Beverley Ann Euloth Janice Lee Richards Marilyn Fisher James Dean Ridley Laurie Beth Harpin Jacalyn Marie Rossi Joan Marie Healy Gerald H. Stearns Joanne Christine Horgan Marcia Louise Stone Linda Joyce Johnson Patricia Tatro George Joseph Kane David Linden Thomas Jean Susan Kimball Lynda Welsh Helen Mary Laptewicz Kimberly Ann Wolfe Rolande D. McGinnis 16 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary: GAIL CLARK President: SCOTT DUFFEY Vice President: JOAN HEALY Treasurer: DEAN RIDLEY HENRY DEWEY AINSWORTH Chucky . . . fleet footed . . . wants to be a wildlife manager . . . skiing enthusiast . . . good looking ... well liked . . . shines in Cross Country and Drama JOAN ELIZABETH ANDERSON Joan . . . the girl with all that spirit . . . buoyant personality . . . cheerleader first and foremost . . . happiness is her goal . . . gay and accommodating nature KAREN ELIZABETH ANDREN Karen . . . quiet???. . . good natured and happy . . . will major in foreign languages ... a ready and willing worker . . . enjoys horseback riding and swimming JOSEPH JOHN ANTONIO Joe . . . Willy ' s jeep fan . . . looks forward to graduation . . . inborn talent for mechan- ics .. . hunting and fishing are high on his list . . . quiet but strong willed BRIAN DEYO ASHWORTH Brian . . . outdoorsman and hunting enthu- siast . . . wants to become a funeral director . . . sharp eye for cars . . . pet peeve is green ramblers BARRY KEITH BALDWIN Barry . . . hunting enthusiast . . . good na- tured . . . would like to see the world . . . flair for mechanics . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . clean cut and good looking DAVID ARNOLD BARCLAY Dave . . . easy going . . . clean-cut athlete . . . future as a physical education instructor . . . independent spirit . . . good naturcd . . . good luck to ya JEF EVERETT BARDSLEY Jef . . . great fan of the opposite sex and skiing . . . hopes to achieve nirvana . . . psychedelic . . . Janie . . . unique non -con- formist . . . his talents include drama and art DEBORAH BATTLES Debbie . . . artistic touch . . . future as a fashion designer or commercial artist . . . always ready for the daring . . . coquettish . . . jovial and witty . . . nonchalant MARY ALICE BENJAMIN Benj ... a ready and willing worker . . . good natured . . . hopes to go into Retail Merchandizing . . . considerate and thought- ful .. . fashionable and meticulous dresser SHIRLEY ANN BICKFORD Shirl . . . capable office worker . . . her ambition is to enjoy life . . . especially enjoys deep-sea fishing and horseback rid- ing . . . dislikes carnivals and popcorn . . . one you can rely on . . . attractively petite DEBORAH ELIZABETH BLADES Debby . . . avid .seamstress . . . serene and houghtful . . . hopes to live a happy and successful life . . . impulsive . . . sweet ' n shy personality . . . hard worker . . . nice clothes 19 4 . .,; PAMELA LYNN BLEASDALE Pam . . . enjoys her guitar . . . sports enthu- siast . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . academic whiz . . . liked by everyone . . . artistic SUSAN MARIE BODGE Sue . . . accents cute figure with nice clothes . . . leads our majorettes . . . long pretty hair . . . would like a future in childcare . . . doesn ' t care for people without patience LINDA JEAN BOGOSIAN Boog . . . adventure seeking . . . always has an opinion and is never afraid to express it . . . tops on her list arc clothes and Armen- ian food . . . plans to go into teaching . . . can be found almost anywhere with her pink mustang ROBERT MACINNES BOWL Bob . . . bright red hair . . . have thumb will travel . . . tall and reserved . . . wants to be a professional guitarist . . . enjoys California and the Cape JAMES DOUGLAS BOYDEN Doug . . . our football captain . . . ping pong enthusiast . . . enjoys folk music, especially when sung by Peter, Paul, and Mary, or by the Mama ' s and Papas . . . has visions of someday making it big GREGORY BRACKETT Greg . . . amiable personality . . . avid skier . . . wiles away his summers in New Hamp- shire . . . would like to work in business ad- ministration . . . rainy days dampen his cheer- fulness . . . foreign brother 20 MELANCY FAY BULLARD Fredde . . . our sparkling queen . . . Are you a grillie? . . . that certain Irishman . . . will be a certain success as a physical education teacher . . . that long pretty hair RUTH BRADFORD BURNHAM Ruthie . . . would like to go into the diplo- matic corps and travel . . . pretty with a vivacious personality . . . has done much for the senior class . . . enjoys summers in Maine STEPHEN ERNEST BRIDGES Steve . . . good looking . . . enjoys the out- of-doors and especially hunting . . . would like to learn a good trade . . . bears winter and cold winds by looking forward to sum- mer ... in and out of Westboro RONALD PHILLIP BROWN Ronnie . . . physique . . . his dream is to participate in the gymnastics games in the summer Olympics of 1972 . . . this is true . . . good looking . . . avid sportsman GAIL DINSMORE CARNEY Gail . . . attractive . . . cheerful cheerlead- er .. . enjoys summers on the Cape . . . would like to become a teacher and enter the Peace Corps . . . avid skier JANE ELLEN CASSINARI Janie . . . friendly disposition . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . hopes to be- come an artist and join the Peace Corps . . . enjoys sports, especially swimming . . . Purple Haze 2! GAIL BARBARA CLARK Gail . . . hopes to live in Hawaii . . . popu- lar .. . known for the unpredictable . . . M.A. . . that laugh . . . exuberant personal- ity .. . is thankful for contact lenses and lobster KATHLEEN LOUISE COCHRANE Kathy . . . pretty face and nice long hair . . . outstanding artistic ability . . . looks to a future pursuing this talent . . . horses, horses, and more horses . . . enjoys her guitar . . . avid sports fan MITCHELL COFFIN Mitch . . . newcomer . . . likes to travel hot ticket . . . hopes to become an engineer . . . that Ford limosine . . . Nantucket ' s pride and joy MARILYN GRAYCE COLIANNI Mare . . . dislikes people who tell her she ' s short . . . those earrings . . . enjoys riding motorcycles . . . Shrewsbury . . . hopes to become a social worker MARY ELEANOR COLBERT Ellie . . . pretty blue eyes . . . life is one big carnival . . . Brighams . . . long, dark hair . . . Fort Lauderdale . . . hopes to be eternally happy . . . that convertible PHILLIP ARTHUR COLLINS Phil . . . seems to be shy and quiet, but is he?? . . . mechanically inclined . . . those brothers . . . enjoys sports, especially skin- diving . . . science minded ROBERT JOSEPH CON LEY Bobby Joe . . . enjoys the opposite sex . . . wants a career as a civilian highway en- gineer . . . food . . . dislikes fickle girls THOMAS ANTHONY CURTIS Tony . . . Our AFS ' er to Colombia . . . Hot trombone . . . Did I have a good time . . his ambition is to be a marine biologist . . football ... all around boy NANCY LEE DAVIS Nance . . . wishes to become a good music teacher . . . likes driving around and meet- ing people . . . Well ya see . . . always willing to help . . . sense of humor CAROL LYNNE DAY Carol . . . expressive eyes . . . hopes to live in Maine . . . Hutch . . . enjoys skiing, both on land and on sea ... an avid seamstress . . . sincere and thoughtful RICHARD CRANE DELONG Ricky . . . enjoys being with people . . . R. I. F. . . plans on being a teacher . . . likes having fun . . . football . . . good natured . . . skiing THOMAS JOHN DESPRES Tom . . . conscientious . . . wants to live life to its fullest . . . believes in the impor- tance of the individual . . . likes Bill Cosby and Marlins 23 JOYCE DWINNELL Joyce . . . would like to become a nurse . . . enjoys folk music and playing the guitar . . . reserved ... Don ' t be ridiculous ! ... soft ' spoken BRUCE GORDON DWYER Bruce . . . red, white, and blue . . . Volks- wagons . . . steak . . . wants to go into teaching . . . the cemetary . . . easy to get along with . . . girls FRANCIS GEORGE DRAKE Franny . . . sports fan . . . enjoys working on cars and racing . . . looks forward to continuing his schooling DENNIS SCOTT DUFFEY Scott . . . dynamic personality ... a future as a lawyer . . . likes dark-haired girls . . . 78 . . . football . . . goodlooking politician JUDITH HOLDEN EMERY Judy . . . hopes to join the Peace Corps . . . e. e. cummings . . . tries to bring out her individuality . . . does the unpredictable . . . Europe STEVEN M. EMERY Steve . . . newcomer . . . out of sight hates short girls and giggles . . . Friday night mov- ies .. . tallness and basketball and economics 24 BONNIE DOROTHY FIELDS Bonnie . . . wants to enter the field of data processing likes the summer and skiing . . . petite cheerleader fun to be around MARILYN FISHER Marilyn . . . hopes to be a doctor . . . ath- letic and intelligent . . . always there with a helping hand . . . remember that cast? . . . bass clarinet . . . sincere and a real friend ROBERT WILLIAM ERRINGTON Bob . . . intends to join the Navy . . . likes folk music and girls . . . What do you think this is, a party? . . . never speechless BEVERLEY ANN EULOTH Bev . . . will prove valuable in the field of pediatrics . . . cooperative and friendly . . . always there with a smile . . . enjoys the summer CAROL ANN FLYNN Carol . . . small in size, but immeasurable in spirit and capabilities . . . dynamic leader . . . look ' s forward to a career as a social work- er .. . judo and volleyball . . . has left her mark on WHS BARBARA FOSTER Barbara . . . would like to be a nurse ... Is she really as quiet as she appears? . . . Rusty . . . doesn ' t like people who ask alot of ques- tions 25 KATHLEEN ANN FRANCOEUR Kathy . . . undecided about the future . . . nice clothes . . . Archie . . . helpful and dependable ... adventure -seeking TIMOTHY ALAN FRENCH Timmy . . . admirer of the Young Rascals . . . enjoys all sports . . . easy going . . . doesn ' t like drug stores and physic labs KATHY LEE GARDNER Kathy ... school -spirited ... outgoing personality . . . hopes to make other people happy ... Nantucket ... Unbelievable! . . . Pennsylvania . . . What can I say? CHARLES DOMINIC GARERI Charlie . . . music enthusiast . . . wants to own the biggest night club on the east coast . . . blondes . . . where the action is . . . The Gyrlls . . . Spectras DANIEL EDWARD GARVEY Danny . . . personality -plus ... S. R. . . convertible . . . Fredde . . . Springfield ' s loss is Westboro ' s gain . . . rabbits ... an asset to the basketball team MARK DANIEL GLASIER Mark . . . wants to be a teacher . . . quiet . . . artistic . . . that unforgettable append ... a newcomer in his junior year . . . LYNNE ESTELLE HACKETT Lynne . . . pretty, with expressive eyes . . . helpful . . . likes music, food, and the color blue ... to be happy and successful is her ambition . . . dislikes snow and sarcastic people LAURIE BETH HARPIN Lau . . . good natured and outgoing . . . lots of fun the be with . . . The Gyrlls . . . plans to go into sociology . . . Spectras fan . . . those unforgettable, uncooperative tonsils CHARLES RALPH GODDARD, JR. Chassey . . . amiable . . . enjoys sports, es- pecially basketball . . . musically inclined . . . TLCWLaKF . . . dislikes being youngest in the class . . . wealth and success are fore- most in his mind ANN MARIE GRANGER Ann . . . intends to be an office worker . . . soft-spoken and reliable ... that long, black hair . . . enjoys roller skating, horseback riding, and swimming . . . submarine service fan GREGORY BOYD HARRINGTON Greg . . . independent person . . . liberal out- look on life . . . well dressed . . . hopes to make the most of his life . . . wine, women and song . . . dislikes overbearing faculty and Killjoys MICHAEL STEVEN HASKELL Mike ... a real ace on the ice . . . fantastic sense of humor . . . Mick Jagger does a fair imitation of Mike . . . wants to be happy in all he does . . . hates (?) Volkswagons 27 JOAN MARIE HE A LEY Joan . . . that scream . . . even late with late slips . . . Rich . . . dislikes saying good-bye . . . warm and friendly . . . always ready with a cheerful hello . . . her ambition is to live DONNA MARIE HENNIGAN Donna . . . freckled colleen . . . would like to major in French . . . beautiful eyes . . . sincere and thoughtful . . . enjoys fencing and sailing ALAN WEST HERO Alan . . . wants a career as a mechanical technician or math teacher . . . easy going and good natured . . . Model T Ford ... en- joys his guitar JOANNE CHRISTINE HORGAN Jo . . . promises to be valuable as an art teacher . . . remembers Hampton Beach and the Spectras . . . artistic and creative . . . understanding and friendly . . . Are you kid- ding? Forget it! ANN LOUISE JOHNSON Annieola . . . likes green eyes and the name Christian . . . pretty and imaginative . . . drummer gyrll . . . she would like to pursue a career in nursing . . . hates things falling out of her locker and gym suits LINDA JOYCE JOHNSON Linda . . . easy to get along with . . . pretty green eyes . . . Nantucket . . . those freckles . . . enjoys traveling . . . would like to be happy 28 JUDITH MARY KELLER Judy . . . long, dark hair . . . interested in people . . . dependable . . . plans to become a nurse . . . enjoys athletics ... a friendly greeting for everyone KATHLEEN ANN KELLER Kathie . . . long, dark hair . . . folk music enthusiast . . . quiet . . . would like to wit- ness the second coming . . . nice clothes . . . avid science fiction reader MERRILL ELIZABETH KENNISON Myrtle . . . small and cute . . . likes to trav- el .. . always smiling . . . that Twiggy look . . . would like to live a happy life . . . per- petual enthusiasm CHRISTINE CLAIRE KENT Kris . . . easygoing . . . sincere and thought- ful . . . the Tank . . . would like to be a success in all she does . . . Lake George . . . a model ' s figure . . . dedicated to that soror- ity 29 t JEAN SUSAN KIMBALL Jeannie . . . will succeed in all she tries . . . summers in Wolfeboro . . . Ivy League boys . . . nice clothes . . . outgoing personality . aspiring journalist ROBERT BURDETTE LANDSDOWNE Moosa . . . athletic . . . extremely witty . . . those jokes . . . wants a career as a profes- sional musician ... wolf . . . one of the guys . . . anything for a laugh 30 PATRICK DONALD MA COMBER Pat . . . always sleepy . . . wants to be happy . . . dislikes hockey . . . hates cold cross country practices . . . Macumber . . . welcome addition to varsity basketball BRUCE ALAN MACCONNELL Mac . . . dry sense of humor . . . that blaz- ing red hair . . . would like to succeed in the dental profession . . . dislikes winter and physics . . . enjoys most foods and the color red ... a Florida fan PAULA JEAN MACCONNELL Paula . . . quiet but always helpful . . . small and cute . . . would like to be an outstanding secretary . . . shy . . . well-dressed DIANE MARIE MACMILLAN Diane . . . wants to be an airline stewardess . . . long hair . . . enjoys summers in New Hampshire . . . dislikes winter and Italian food ... a thoughtful person DEBORAH LOUISE MANNING Debbie . . . short brown hair . . . artistic . . . cute smile . . . would like to a commercial artist . . . school spirited . . . enjoys ski re- treats ... a brown-eyed boy . . . yellow HECTOR MARCELO MARTINEZ Hector . . . foreign exchange student . . . camera-shy???... Hiya, Baby ... ham . . . dislikes homework and peanut butter . . likes living in America . . . wants to be an accountant or an actor 31 CAROLYN ANNE MASON Mase . . . pretty and popular . . . nice clothes . . . October 21 . . . wants to be herself and make others happy ... 7 ... Mill Road farmer . . . Penn . . . red . . . Grillie . . . Brazil JENNIFER LESLIE McCABE Jenny . . . petite . . . likes to sing . . . wants to be a history teacher . . . musical . . . that giggle . . . soft spoken and friendly ROLANDE DORIS McGlNNIS Rolo . . . enjoys folk music . . . likes U. Mass. . . . would like to be a French teacher . . . quiet and soft spoken . . . outstanding alto . . . studious russell l. Mcpherson Russ . . . Modern Tymes . . . long hair . . . hopes to be successful and happy . . . gui- tars . . . MD . . . likes vanilla fudge . . . blues . . . hates short haired monkees ELIZABETH MARY MERCHANT Beth . . . attractive . . . wants to be a suc- cessful teacher . . . that long brown hair . . . Saint Mary ' s . . . quiet only on the surface TERESA ANN MITCHELL Terry . . . sparkling green eyes . . . beautiful clothes . . . musical . . . wants to pursue a nursing career . . . enjoys playing the piano 32 CHERYL IN GRID PARKIN Cherie . . . would like to go into music and choral directing . . . Life is a ball (basket, soft, or otherwise) ... like my left foot . . . former Mill Road farmer . . . 61 and orange MARK GERARD PATRICK Mark . . . newcomer from Michigan . . . en- joys racing cars . . . amiable personality . . . constantly on the move . . . sports fan . . . hopes to be a radio announcer HOWARD YATES PATTERSON Howie . . . wants to become a physical ed- ucation instructor . . . Modern Tymes . . . long hair . . . velours galore . . . friendly personality LARRY JAMES PETERSON Larry . . . hopes to return to Germany some- day . . . Men are not measured in inches alone . . . What kind of accent is it, Larry? . . . always afraid of missing something . . . everybody ' s best friend JAMES JOHN PHANEUF Jim . . . wants to be happy and successful . . tennis enthusiast . . . quiet and intelligent . . . dry sense of humor . . . tends to be sar- castic ROBERT JOSEPH PHANEUF Bob . . . wants to make every minute of life count . . . enjoys pool and tennis . . . Chase Paper . . . just like his twin?? 35 JANICE LEE PORTER Janice . . . would like to be a stewardess and travel . . . beautiful long hair . . . great sense of humor . . . talented actress . . . pop- ular and nice to know JANICE BARBARA POWELL Jan . . . plans on a career as a medical sec- retary . . . quiet at times, but . . . enjoys ski- ing . . . always willing to help HELEN CHRISTINE PRATT Ollie . . . intends to become a teacher . . . quiet only on the surface . . . likes to ski . . . always willing to help . . . nice to have around HOWARD WATSON QUINBY Gomer . . . tall, dark, and handsome ... superstar on the basketball court . . . small girls . . . Young Rascals fan . . . hopes to get the most out of whatever he does in life WILLIAM FRANCIS REVENE Bill . . . newcomer to W. H. S. . . good-look- ing . . . well -traveled . . . enjoys surfing and karate . . . dislikes slow drivers and hopes to somehow avoid the draft JONATHAN PAUL RICH Jon . . . would like to live in Australia . . . likes skiing and cross country . . . tall . . . sharp dresser . . . hot ticket 36 JANICE LEE RICHARDS Jan . . . nice figure ... 3 ... plans on be- ing a physical therapist . . . athletic . . . well-dressed ... inevitable success ... at- tractive JAMES DEAN RIDLEY Dean... good-looking, especially when he blushes . . . enjoys skiing . . . our capable money -minder . . . popular friend to every- one . . . hopes to be a math major in college KAREN MARIE ROMEk Karen . . . pretty reddish -brown hair . . . quiet . . . brothers and sisters . . . Rolling Stones fan . . . anything yellow . . . plans to become a registered nurse JACALYN MARIE ROSSI Jackie . . . pretty eyes . . . wants to enter the field of nursing . . . spends summer months in Sturbridge ... enjoys athletics, especial- ly waterskiing . . . easygoing NANCY JANE SELLAR Nancy . . . easy to get along with ... sail- ing enthusiast . . . athletic . . . appears to be quiet . . . wants to be a recreation in- structor ... a cooperative worker JAMES MARTIN SHANNON Shannahan . . . one of the guys . . . the blue Honda . . . saddle shoes ... ski enth ' siast . . hopes to become an architect . . . sharp dres- ser 37 KENNETH WAYNE SMITH Kenny . . . musical . . . seen aro und town in his pick-up truck . . . Caron . . . hard worker at Uhlman ' s Shell . . . hopes to do computer work in the Air Force LESLYE WANDA SMITH Leslye . . . beautiful eyes . . . known for the unpredictable . . . nice clothes . . . plans to become a medical secretary . . . contagious laugh . . . ever smiling C. MARGARET SMITH Margaret . . . pretty face . . . talented wri- ter .. . quiet . . . great contributer to the Oriel . . . wishes to become a licensed prac- tical nurse MARK HENRY SMITH Mark ... a lady ' s man if there ever was one ... old cars . . . always ready with a laugh . . . dreams of becoming a millionaire . . . friend to all ... personality plus 38 JlTos CPopu ar Melancy Bullard, Dan Garvey Susan Tolman, Greg Harrington JKost Sc£ooI Spiriiecf Bob Landsdowne, Joan Anderson 43 Senior C c ioi ies HENRY AINSWORTH: Baseball 2; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, captain 4; One Act Plays 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Lettermens ' Club 2,3,4; Boy ' s State 3; Senior Play JOAN ANDERSON: Gym Club 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3, co-captain 4; Oriel 4 KAREN ANDREN: Library Club 2; F. T. A . 3,4; Senior Play - Usherettes BRIAN ASHWORTH: Football 1, 2, 3 BARRY BALDWIN: Senior Play - Stage Crew DAVID BARCLAY: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; A . F. S. 3, 4; Lettermans ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 JEF BARDSLEY: One Act Plays 3 DEBBIE BATTLES: Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,4; One Act Plays 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Oriel 2,3,4; Senior Play MARY ALICE BENJAMIN: Softball 4; A. F. S. 3, 4; Oriel 3, 4 DEBBIE BLADES: Library Club 2, 3, 4; F. T. A . 2,3,4 PAMELA BLEASDALE: Softball 1; gym Club 2,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Chorus 4 SUE BODGE: Majorettes 2,3, captain 4; Oriel 3 LINDA BOGOSIAN: Basketball 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Oriel 2,3,4; Senior Play - Prompter DOUG BOYDEN: Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Gym Club 2; Chorus 3, 4; Letter- mens ' Club 1, 2,3,4 GREG BRACKETT: Library Club 2,3,4; One Act Plays 1,2,3; A.F.S. 2,3,4; COTTON GIN; Oriel 1, 2,3 RON BROWN: Football 2,3,4; Gym Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3 MELANCY BULLARD: Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Gym Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; F.T.A. 3; Chorus 2; Oriel 2 RUTHIE BURNHAM: Honor Society 2,3, vice-president 4; Library Club 2,3, treasurer 4; Book Store Manager 2,3,4; One Act Plays 1; A.F.S. 2,3; COTTON GIN; Chorus 2,3,4; D. A.R. ; Senior Play - Prompter GAIL CARNEY: Basketball 2; Cheerleader 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; F. T. A . 2,3, secretary 4; Oriel 2, 3, 4; Senior Play - Properties JANE CASSINARI: Gym Club 3,4; Cheerleader 4; F.T. A. 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Oriel 1,3,4; Senior Play GAIL CLARK: Basketball 2 ; Class Secretary 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; A. K S. 2,3,4; F.T. A. 3; COTTON GIN 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Oriel 2,3; Senior Play - Costumes KATHY COCHRANE: A.F.S. 3; Senior Play - Programs MITCHELL COFFIN: Football 3 manager; Science Club 1; Class Officer 2,3; One Act Plays 1; Band 1; Nantucket transfer MARILYN COLAIANNI: Oriel 3 ELEANOR COLBERT: Oriel 4 TONY CURTIS: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Class President 2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Chorus 1; Band and Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Lettermens ' Club 2,3,4 NANCY DAVIS: Basketball 4; Softball 4; A.F.S. 4; F.T. A. 3, 4; Senior Play CAROL DAY: Majorettes 2, 3 RICKY DELONG: Football 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 2, 4; One Act Plays 1,2; Letter- mens ' Club 3,4; Senior Play TOM DESPRES: Student Council 3, 4 ; A. F. S. 3,4 FRANCIS DRAKE: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Photography Club 3 SCOTT DUFFEY: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Class President 4; Student Council 1,2,3; COTTON GIN 4; Oriel 1; Lettermens ' Club 2,3, vice-president 4; Student Government Day Representative; Senior Play JOYCE DWINNELL: Chorus 4; Science Club 4; Senior Play - Properties; Honor Society 4 BRUCE DWYER: Cross Country 2,3; Library Club 4; One Act Plays 2; Chorus 4; Senior Play JUDY EMERY: Gym Club 2; Oriel 3,4 STEPHEN EMERY: Football 4; Basketball 4; Lettermens ' Club 4 ROBERT ERRINGTON: Gym Club 1; Band 1 BEVERLY ANN EULOTH: Oriel 3,4; Senior Play - makeup BONNIE FIELDS: Gym Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Library Club 4; One Act Plays 2; A.F.S. 3; Oriel 2,3; Senior Play - usherette MARILYN FISHER: Basketball 1,2,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey co-captain 4; Honor Society 3,4; COTTON GIN: Band 1.2,3; Senior Play - usherette. CAROL FLYNN: Student Council 1,2, Vice-President 3; President 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Oriel 2,3,4; Delegate to National Association of Student Councils Convention 3; Vice-P-resident of Massachusetts Association of Student Councils 4; Senior Play - student director TIM FRENCH: Cross Country 2,3; Band 1, 2,3 KATHY GARDNER: Cheerleader 2, captain 3,4; One Act Plays 1,2; F.T.A. 4; Band 1; Oriel 1,2 CHARLES GARERI: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3 - Treasurer, 4; Lettermens ' Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play DANIEL GARVEY: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Golf Team 3; A.F.S. 2,3; Lettermens ' Club 2,3,4 CHARLES GODDARD: Football 1,2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Cross Country 3; A.F.S. 3; Band 2,3,4 LYNNE HACKETT: F.T.A. 2, Treasurer 3,4; Oriel 2,4; Senior Play - properties LAURIE HARPIN: Basketball 1,2; Class Vice-President 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4; A.F.S. 2,3; F.T.A. 2, Vice-President 3; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 GREG HARRINGTON: A.F.S. 3.4; Photography Club 3,4; Band 2,3; Senior Play MICHAEL HASKELL: A.F.S. 3. JOAN HEALY: Basketball 1,2,4; Field Hockey 4; Class Vice-President 4; Senior Play - make-up and costumes DONNA HENNIGAN: Chorus 4 ALAN HERO: Football 1; Photography Club 4; Senior Play JOANNE HORGAN: A.F.S. 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Oriel 3,4; Senior Play ANN JOHNSON: Gym Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Junior Red Cross 1, 2,3,4; One Act Plays 2,3; A.F.S. 2; Oriel 1, 2,3,4 LINDA JOHNSON: F.T.A. 3,4 GEORGE KANE: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 MARY KANE: Softball 2 JUDY KELLER: Gym Club 4 KATHY KELLER: F.T.A. 3,4 MERRILL KENNISON: Library Club 2; A.F.S. 3; F.T.A. 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Oriel 4 CHRIS KENT: A . F. S. 2, 3; Oriel 1 JEANNIE KIMBALL: Basketball 1; Junior Red Cross 1, Secretary 2,3; President 4; One Act Plays 1,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; COTTON GIN Co-editor; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Oriel 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4 ROBERT LANDSDOWNE: Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Golf Team 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Photography Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Lettermens ' Club 2,3,4. HELEN LAPTEWICZ: Honor Society 2,3 - Secretary, 4 - President ; F.T.A. 3,4; COTTON GIN SUE LAWHEAD: Basketball 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Oriel Co-editor Art 2, Editor Art 3, 4; Senior Play - programs and usherette MARK LIGHTBODY: Baseball 4; Senior Play JANE LOMBARD: Honor Society 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; One Act Plays 3; Oriel 3 BRUCE MacCONNELL: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball manager 2,3,4; COTTON GIN Business Manager; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermens ' Club 3, 4 DIANE MACMILLAN: Gym Club 1; One Act Plays 2; Senior Play; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Oriel 2 PAT MACOMBER: Basketball 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3 DEBBIE MANNING: A.F.S. 4; F.T.A. Historian 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Oriel 3,4; Senior Play - set design and publicity HECTOR MARTINEZ: Basketball 1; Baseball 4; Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Library Club 4; A.F. S. 4; Senior Play CAROLYN MASON: Basketball 1; Student Council 1,2; Library Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Senior Play JENNIFER McCABE: Softball 4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3, Secretary 4; A.F.S. 4; F.T.A. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4 ROLANDE McGINNIS: Basketball 4; F. T. A . 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 RUSSELL McPHERSON: Football manager 1; Baseball 4; Library Club 2,3 BETH MERCHANT: Junior Red Cross 4; A. F. S. 4; F. T. A . 4 49 TERRY MITCHELL: Gym Club 4; Library Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Play - make-up KEN MONTEITH: Band 1,2,3,4 JOHN MULLEN: Baseball 4; One Act Plays KEVIN MURPHY: Cross Country 2, 3 SUSAN NELSON: Library Club 4 JENNIFER NOURSE: Basketball 2, manager 3; Library Club 3, Vice President 4 ; F. T. A. 2, Secretary 3, President 4; COTTON GIN: Oriel 2,3,4; Senior Play - prompter; A.F.S. 3,4 FRANCIS O ' CONNELL: Gym Club 1; Class President 1; Band 1, 2 VELMA ORSI; Gym Club 2,3,4 BETSY OUELLETTE: Basketball 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey manager 4 JOHN PARDEE: Football 1; Gym Club 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1, 2; A.F.S. 3,4; Senior Play BILL PARKER: Baseball 3,4; Photography Club 3; Chorus 2,3,4 PHIL PARKER: Football manager 3, 4; Library Club 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Senior Play - stage manager CHERYL PARKIN: Basketball 1, 2, 3, captain 4; Softball 1, 3, 4; Field Hockey 4; F. T. A . 2,3.4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play MARK PATRICK: Newspaper; Intramural sports - Brother Rice High School; Senior Play; Honor Society 4 HOWARD PATTERSON: Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Golf Team 2; One Act Plays 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Lettermens ' Club 3, 4; Senior Play LARRY PETERSON: Honor Society 2, Treasurer 3,4; Student Council 2; Library Club 2,3, President 4; One Act Plays 3 - prompter; A.F.S. 3,4; COTTON GIN: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 2; Boys ' State JAMES PHANEUF: Photography Club Secretary 4; Band 4; Oriel 4; Chess Club 3,4 ROBERT PHANEUF: Library Club 3, 4 JANICE PORTER: Student Council 1; One Act Plays 2, 3; A. F. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. T. A. 2,3, Treasurer 4; Oriel 1, 2,3,4; Senior Play JANICE POWELL: A.F.S. 3 HELEN PRATT: Softball 2, 4; F. T. A . 3, 4; Senior Play HOWARD QUINBY: Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3, Treasurer 4 WILLIAM REVENE: Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2; French Club 2,3; School Paper staff 4; Class Swimming Team 1,2 - Kubaski High School and Edgewood High School JON RICH: Baseball 4; Cross Country 1,4; Golf Team 4; Senior Play JANICE RICHARDS: Basketball 1,2,3, captain 4; Softball 3, 4; Field Hockey 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; A.F. S. 3,4; COTTON GIN: Senior Play - make-up DEAN RIDLEY: Class Treasurer 4; Library Club 1,2, Vice-President 3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; COTTON GIN; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4 KAREN ROMER: Band 2,3 JACKIE ROSSI: Basketball 1, 2; Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Chorus 4 NANCY SELLAR: Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 2; Library Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2; Oriel 1 JIMMY SHANNON: Golf Team 1,4; Gym Club 3,4 DERRY SMITH: Basketball 2,3; Softball 2,3; Oriel 1,2,3,4 KENNY SMITH: Gym Club 1; Library Club 1; A. F. S. 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 LESLEY SMITH: Gym Club 3, 4; Chorus 3; Oriel 3,4 MARGRET SMITH: Oriel 3,4 MARK SMITH: Photography Club 4; Chorus 4; Senior Play - stage crew PETER STARBIRD: Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2 MARCIA STONE; Basketball manager 3; Student Council Secretary 3 and 4; Library Club 2,3,4; A.F.S. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4 PATTY TATRO: Gym Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Oriel 1,2,3,4; Junior and Senior Editor; Girls ' State; Senior Play DAVID THOMAS: Gym Club 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4j A . F. S. 3, President 4; Band 1,2,3,4 SUSAN TOLMAN: Field Hockey 4; Student Council 1; A.F.S. 3, Vice-President 4 RICHARD WEIR: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4, Treasurer; Lettermens Club 2,3,4 KEVIN WELSH: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Lettermens ' Club 2,3,4 LYNDA WELSH: Student Council 4; F.T.A. 3; COTTON GIN Co-editor; Chorus 1,2,3; Oriel 3; Senior Play - make-up; Honor Society 4 LYNNE WHITNEY: Basketball 1, 2; Field Hockey 4; Gym Club 4; A.F.S. 3. Secretary 4; Senior Play RONALD WILLIAMS: Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4 KIM WOLFE: Honor Society 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4 Time is a sandpile we run our fingers in . . . Carl Sandburg A TIME FOR VICTORY . . . Doherty Clings to Class ' A ' Lead M wo High Gridiron Warriors 1 ■ Mowing Early Season Prowess I Algonquin, Wesiboro Sfill Unbeaten H 01 Tin XKMilN cW Grid Ratings Races Enter Stretch A W  pngers Pulverize e ' B championship thf c jfc imtJ entirely causi rk in n be- ratings for txwh to R Proud Dav  54 FOOTBALL TEAM f T1 ' U . i. — ■.! ■ m9{ . , . -tp i 1 FRONT ROW: Steve Emery, Charles Gareri, Richard Delong, Kevin Welsh, David Barclay, Doug Boyden, Captain; Tony Curtis, Ron Brown, Richard Weir, Scott Duffey, Dan Garvey, Bruce MacConnell. SECOND ROW: Coach Mewhiney, Coach Coval, John Libbey, Paul Keddy, Rich Voutas, Wayne Krause, Mike Galica, Jay Tortora, Robert Weir, Coach LaDuke, Dan Mullen, Manager. THRID ROW: Jay Moore, James Bardsley, Ralph White, Paul Graham, Mark Plotczyk, Bruce Pratt, Coach Lazaras, George Kane, Manager. FOURTH ROW: Mike Boyden, Tom Nelpi, Paul Antonio, John Curtis, James Murphy, William McGrath, Philip Parker, Manager. 55 57 H YA ' BABY! Time marches on. This old cliche is very true in the case of Hector Martinez, our exchange student from Argentina. This year at W.H.S. was much too short for Hector, but in this short time, Hector became a real part of our class. Hector has shared many unforgettable memories with our class. We hope that Hector has enjoyed being a member of the Class of 1968 as much as we enjoyed having him. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FIRST ROW: Kenneth Smith, Chris Bogden, Jeff Melin, William Ainsworth, Chucky Ainsworth, Wayne Banks, Barry Graham, Kenneth Scalia, Howard Quinby, Fred Farson. SECOND ROW: Coach Masters, Michael Browning, Wayne Lloyd, Roger Braley, Kenneth Fahey, Steven Ware, Douglas Shaw, Charles Turpin. THIRD ROW; David Collins, Manager; Russell Hicks, Manager; Kenneth Foster, Harry Pardee, Jonathan Rich, John Hayes, Paul Hogan, Captain; Chucky Ainsworth. 6! GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY TEAM FIRST ROW: Lynne Whitney, Sue Tolman, Joan Healy, Cheryl Parkin, Janice Richards, Mary Ruchinskas, Linda Wolfe, Marilyn Fisher, Kathy Kelleher, Jeannette Ahronian, Jane Scanlon, Denise Forand, Vicki Simonelli. SECOND ROW: Lanette Vigneau, Joan Antonio, Linda Meikle, Kathy Hannon, Penny Cote, Bev- erly Harrington, Debbie Steere, Barbara Donovan, Doris French, Barbara Harrison, Betsy Davis, Shirley Kimball, Jayne Flynne. THIRD ROW: Patty Bray, Sally Flynn, Nancy Ainsworth, Erla Reiman, Kris Kosciak, Donna Thayer, Janet Tolman, Allison Wolfe, Maureen Kelleher, Natalie Rice, Priscilla Zuretti, Suzanne McGinnis, Sue Stagliano, Mrs. Nickerson, Coach. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS David Teschner, Treasurer; Betsy Emery, Vice- Pres; Norman Small, President; Mary Ruchinskas, Secretary. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Kevin Shutkufski, Vice President; Karen McCann, Treasurer; David DeLong, President; Susan Daven- port, Secretary. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lassie Pratt, Secretary; John Curtis, President; Holly Kimball, Vice- Presi- dent; Bev Harrington, Treasurer. 65 .Junior Jnf ' nitefy swift ts t£e ffiy it of ii ne, as t ieij see ivJjo loo A Sac J? on it Seneca Ulie class of 1969; our successors. Of for i ie oys of Seiny a junior! Z e Seyan o fee a bit nostaJqic afreacfij as tfiey receioecf tfieir rinys, Seyan t iose first coffecje oisiis, FIRST ROW: Jayne Flynn, Sharlene Capalbo, Jeanette Ahronian, Diane Clapp, Betsy Emery, Joan Roche, Patty Bleasdale, Gerrie Supernant. SECOND ROW: Laurie Potter, Carolyn Parker, Karen Monroe, Nancy Stanton, Candy Wright, Betty Balser, Diane Ciccarelli. THIRD ROW: Lenore Howard, Barbara Gill, Diane Chambers, Karen MacDonald, Elizabeth Keller, Kathy Fallon, Marcia Odette, Shirley Kimball, Eileen Trank, Barbara Harrison, Chris Teasdale, Lois Ladner, Diane Uhlman. 66 S ' r s and planned tJieir prom, inal ij, we realize it ' s a rue; you y re a fres iman one minute and a senior tAe next. Wnere did it a (jo ? FOURTH ROW: Nancy Wheeler, Sue Tolles, Debby Knox, Carol Indge, Cindy Blethen, Beverly Corbin, Lenore Shutkufski, Bryanne Charlton, Astrid Lorentzon, Corlyn Romer, Tina P.-ul, Charlene Page, Debbie Kemp, Maureen Hogan. FIFTH ROW: Denise Adams, Jill Anderson, Chris Paulson, Kathy Hayes, Mary Smith, Kathy Kelleher, Melinda Buckingham, Betsy Davis, Amy Heath, Linda Wolfe, Vicky Simonelli, Mary Ruchinkas, Sandy Young, Kay Erickson, Kitty Parker. SIXTH ROW: Eileen Hod gd on, Heather Clark, Gail Kalagher, Sharon Middleton, Linda Poeter, Pam Looney, Kathy Dehey, Jane Scanlon, Kris Fryer, Jane Dempsey, Jackie Blakely, Barbara Benton, Jean McDonald, Ginny Tetreault. J7« umor FIRST ROW: Douglas Shaw, David Collins, Ross Elderidge. SECOND ROW; Ronald DiProfio, Stephen Karlgren, Joe Stagliano, Phillip Rice, Paul Gavelis, Henry Hart, Kenneth Smith, Doug Legg, Robert Weir, Roger Brailley, Robert Orcutt, Alan Fleming. THIRD ROW: Paul Banks, Francis Ryan, Thomas Rinell, ' Gerald Phaneuf, Ronald Bliss, Brian Gately, John MacComber, Barry Graham, Kevin Rabidou, Richard Voutas, Michael Graham, Stephen Ware. FOURTH ROW: C harles Fay, Barror Celucci, David Teschner, Gary Ferandino, Robert Davis, John Orlando, Paul Keddy, Gary Arnold, Peter Clark, Norman Small, Jay Morrissey, Robert Forss, Stephen Dwyer. 68 I ; ,• ■■■ ■ y - mmmm FIFTH ROW: John Libbey, Kenneth Hawes, John Porter, Carl Lahna, George Parker, Paul Augusto, John Boyd, Peter Imse, Paul Freeman, Robert Bray, James Wilkinson, Gary Desmond, Vincent D ' Errico, Robert Husband. SIXTH ROW: Jeffrey Melin, William Barry, Charles Kendrick, Gregory Gilmore, William Fisk, Stephen Brooks, Brian Monaghan, William Rogers, Kirby Russell, Michael Galica, Wallace Taylor, James DeArmond, William Humber, Bruce Miller, Richard Migliozzi. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Doug Boyden, Howard Patterson, Howard Quimby, Bob Landsdowne, Dan Garvey, Steve Emery, Charles Goddard, Pat Macomber. BACK ROW: Coach Kirby, Bob Weir, David Teschner, Wally Taylor, Bill Barry, John Libbey, Rob Husband, John Boyd, manager, Dan Mullin, manager. If only I had my glasses! My arm ' s longer than your arm. 72 JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Robert Weir, John Libbey, Donald Indge, manager. BACK ROW: Mr. LaDuke, coach, Chris Bogdon, Paul Bilodeau, John Healy, William McMahon, John Hayes, James Murphy, Richard Roche, William Barry, William Fish, John Lund, Kirby Russell. 74 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Joan Healy, Linda Bogosian, Janice Richards, co-captain, Cheryl Parkin, co-captain, Marilyn Fisher, Betsy Oulette. BACK ROW: Ann M arie Francesco, manager, Mary Smith, Mary Ruchinskas, Betsy Davis, Jane Scanlan, Heather Clark, Linda Wolfe, Denise Forand, Miss Stead. No, Jane, the Minuet class is tomorrow afternoon. Some pictures just weren ' t made for captions. 75 JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Alison Welsh, Kathleen Gannon, Joan Porter, Deborah Ricardi, Claudia Qirimby, Polly Blois, Kimberly Gould, Myra Byrnes, Susan Kaufman, Donna Thayer. BACK ROW; Anne Marie Francesco, Karen Byrnes, Penny Zuretti, Kitty Parker, Jean Orlando, Linda Davis, Laurie Staveron, Susan Davenport, Krys Kosiak, Stefanie Wolfe, Erla Reiman, Alison Wolfe. 76 One picture is worth a thousand words. 78 SopJii (j no re ime flies as sw fl ' fij as an arrow, and tJie seasons pass as auic£fy as a s ream. L aibara £ A en J ie class of 1970 netv their waij around; it was t ieir turn to smile at tJie fres i nen. O Aeir successful spaa ietti FIRST ROW: Marcia Hansbury, Cindy Noyes, Carolyn Donovan, Susan Hicks, Anne Francesco, Cindy John- son, Jane D ' Errico, Muriel Saucier. SECOND ROW: Barbara Donovan, Donna Cuniff, Ruby Errington, Gail Antonio, Stephanie Wolfe, Wendy Alden, Ellen Andren, Marilyn Saucier, Jacqueline O ' Connell. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Pratt, Beverly Harrington, Susan Manning, Barbara Hunnicutt, Sandra Bishop, Carolyn Muise, Cherylann Chase, Linda Gee. 80 «JPP S ' rJs dinner reminded us Aa a e iad oeen i s or aina ors. peac eful oeiny a sop iomore. Gof eae Boards, c iemis ry, an d aradua ion are all far away. S7i aoes a ho as . FOURTH ROW: Connie Indge, Rosemary Judge, Margaret Fawler, Nancy Wisniewski, Beth Plummer, Jenni- fer DeCarolis, Meredith Clark, Marilyn Merchant, Kimberly Gould, Teresa Thompson, Linda LaPierre, Nancy Walett, Deborah Whittington, Cheryl Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Pamela Porter, Karen Brynes, Lanette Vigneau, Marianne Briggs, Nancy Yates, Denise Forand, Elizabeth Holbrook, Doris French, Holly Kimball, Arlyn Moulton, Susan Bigwood, Lisa Newark. SIXTH ROW: Patty Stanton, Rebecca Battles, Kathy Hannon, Priscilla Cote, Susan Kenworthy, Mary Ellen Francoeur, Donna Brooks, Lisa Davenport, Valerie Whiton, Judith Burke, Linda Darling, Claudia Quimby, Dale Furbish. 81 Sop iomore I 9 FIRST ROW: Alan Beaudoin, William Ainsworth, Stephen Ashley, David Foss, Ronald Ladner, John McKinley, Paul Erickson, Cecil Brooks, Walter Perron, John Orcutt, George Rebakas, James Jeffries, James McConnell, David Fields, Herbert Waters, Raymond Warner. THIRD ROW: Russell Hicks, Neil Orsi, Bruce Pratt, Robert Johnson, Peter Bennett, Paul Hogan, Richard Balser, James Bardsley, John Waldon, Michael Boyden, Paul Graham, Ralph Lee. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Fahey, Kenneth Parkin, Chris Bogden, Steven Powell, David Chadwick, Craig Tyler, Mark Plotczyk, Jay Tatora, Jay Moore, Edward DeLollis, Daniel Midlen, Jeff Dwyer, Thomas Cady, Steve McGrath, Kenneth Skalia. 82 ; L FIFTH ROW: Gregory Bowl, Richard Chadwick, Patrick McSherar, Richard She lton, John Davis, Daniel O ' Neil, Phil Kittredge, Donald Usher, Phillip Moro, Lester Bridges, John Hayes, Steve Orlando, Paul Billadeau. SIXTH ROW: Thomas Nelpi, Kevin Bowman, Robert Mazzola, Fred Farson, Charles Benoit, Gregory Walcott, William McMann, Dan Celluci, Frank Baker, John Ure, Norman Rattey, John Malone, Martin Hall. SEVENTH ROW: Victor Shelburne, Bruce Miller, Bruce Gilmore, James Murphy, Bruce MacMillan, Andy Herbert, Robert Perry, John Lund, John Friar, John DeCarolis, Richard Roche, John Curtis, Wayne Banks, James Harvey, Dane Wheeler, Paul Antonio. 33 never make a tidal wave. j don ' t think Oedipus had a complex . . . 84 COTTON GIN FRONT ROW: Jennifer Nourse, Jeannie Kimball, Co-Editor; Lynda Welsh, Co-Editor; Helen Lapte- wicz. BACK ROW: Marilyn Fisher, Janice Richards, Scott Duffey, Ruthie Burnham, Dean Ridley, Bruce MacConnell, Greg Bracket!, Larry Peterson, Gail Clark. The Yearbook Staff would like to give special thanks to Betsy Davis for all the help she has given us, and we would also like to acknowledge the contributions of Sue Lawhead, Joanne Hor- gan, Jane Cassinari, Debbie Manning, Kathy Cochrane, and Cheryl Parkin. Rough isn ' t the word for the beginnings that we had, but bit by bit as we learned to crop pictures, layout pages, and meet deadlines, our yearbook began to take shape. We are very proud of the COTTON GIN, and we hope that the senior class will keep it as a constant re- membrance of our wonderful high school days. It ' s been real! STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Buffy Lorentzson, Vice-President; Marcia Stone, Secretary; Carol Flynn, President. STANDING: Wally Taylor, Treasurer; Miss Spinney, Advisor. Student Council consists of five members from each class who represent the interests of the student body and encourage better student-faculty relation- ships. This year, under the leadership of President Carol Flynn and the guidance of their advisor Miss Spinney, Student Council attempted to broaden rtie scope of their activities by introducing the idea of jointly financing the construction of a Peace Corps School with Algonquin High School. Student Coun- cil also sponsored buses to athletic e vents, a work day to raise money for tv.o senior scholarship and dances. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Ricky Delong, Marcia Stone, Tom Despres, Carol Flynn, Hector Martinez, Lynda Welsh. 87 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Buffy Lorentzson, Jerry Phaneuf, Bill Fisk, Wally Taylor, Mary Smith. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Jay Moore, Dale Furbish, Barbara Hunni- cutt, Wendy Alden. FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES Donna Reiman, Janet Tolman, Brian Foss, Sue Stagliano, Krystel Kosciak. 88 HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Mary Ruchinskas, Kathy Kelleher, Linda Wolfe, Mary Smith. SECOND ROW: Jackie Rossi, Larry Peterson, Gail Clark, Jerry Phaneuf, treasurer; Ruthie Burnham, Vice-President; Helen Laptewicz, President; Betsy Davis, Secretary; Jane Lombard, Marilyn Fisher, Pam Bleasdale, Kim Wolfe. LAST ROW: David Teschner, MikeGalica, Bill Fisk, Hector Martinez, Janice Richards, Tony Curtis, Peter Imse, John Libbey, Wally Taylor, Norman Small. Election to the Honor Society is one of the highest honors a student at Westboro High School can attain. Members are selected on the merits of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The Honor Society sponsors a special tutoring service for any student needing additional help. It also sponsors dances and other fund raising activities to obtain money for annual scholarships. ADVISOR: Mrs. Burnham 4 HP JUNIOR RED CROSS FRONT ROW: Jayne Flynn, Holly Kimball, Buffy Lorentzson, Howie Quinby, Treasurer; Mr. Proulx, Advisor; Paul Bilodeau, Bruce Pratt, David Collins. SECOND ROW: Patty Stanton, Jill Anderson, Ginny Tetreault, Debbie Battles, Charlie Gareri, Jeannie Kimball, President; Ann Johnson, Vice-President ; Jennifer McCabe, Secretary, Linda Darling, Debby Knox, Betsy Emery. The American Junior Red Cross affords Westborough High School students the oppor- tunity to be of service to others. They pack baskets of food at Christmas and Thanksgiv- ing, send newspapers to shut ins. They hold a dance in the fall, and co-sponsor the Win- ter Carnival with the Library Club. 90 LIBRARY CLUB FRONT ROW: George Rebakas, Nancy Wisniewski, Barbara Hunnicut, Patty Stanton, Deborah Steer, Jim Jeffries, Peter Bennett, Frank Baker, Victor Shelburn. SECOND ROW: David Thomas, Billy Rogers, Gail Kalagher, Vicky Simonelli, Lee Hodgdon, Bonnie Fields, Greg Brackett, Treasurer; Jennifer Nourse, Vice-President; Larry Peterson, President; Jayne Flynn, Secretary; Kim Wolfe, Suesan Tolles, Kathy Fallon, Jill Kellner. LAST ROW: Kim Gould, Claudia Quinby, Carl Lahna, Robert Bray, John Boyd, Jane Lombard, Bob Phaneuf, Susan Nelson, Carolyn Mason, Marcia Stone, Dean Ridley, Hector Martinez, Ruthie Burn- ham, Bruce Dwyer, Paul Gavelis, Laurie Potter, Jean MacDonald, Denise Adams, Steven Ware, Doris French, Mrs. Elberfeld, Advisor. The Library Club consists of 45 industrious students under the leadership of Mrs. Elberfeld, affec- tionately known as Mrs. E . Throughout the year the library club efficiently runs the library and the book store. The Library Club sponsors an annual book fair, and, with the Junior Red Cross, it organizes the Winter Carnival. At the end of the year, along with the Band and Chorus, the members of the Li- brary Club make an annual trip to New London, Connecticut. 91 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Every year the A.F.S. has sponsored a foreign exchange student in Westboro. Through out the year it has helped our foreign exchange student ad- just to his new environment. The class of 1968 was fortu- nate to have Hector Martinez as one of its members. The A.F.S. is invaluable in pro- moting good will and under- standing. FRONT ROW: Mike Haskell, Hector Martinez, Greg Bracken, Dean Ridley, Larry Peterson, Tony Cur- tis, Doug Boyden, Dave Barclay, Greg Harrington. BACK ROW: Merrill Kennison, Bonnie Fields, Linda Bogosian, Mary Alice Benjamin, Jennifer Nourse Janice Porter, Janice Richards, Marcia Stone, David Thomas; President, Lynne Whitney ; Secretary, Sue Tolman; Vice President Richard Weir; Treasurer, Kathy Cochrane, Chris Kent, Gail Clark, John Par- dec. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The film we see at the end of the long, busy school year is the product of the many hours members of the Photo- graph Club spend in the dark room. A copy of this film is presented each year to our foreign exchange student as a remembrance of his year at W.H.S. All of the students who participate in this club learn much about photography. FRONT ROW: Mark Smith; Treasurer, Jim Phaneuf; Secretary, Bobby Landsdowne; President, Chas Goddard; Vice-president, Alan Hero. BACK ROW: Bill Parker. David Breshahan, Steve Plone, Danny O ' Neil, Phil Kittridge, Eddy Delollis, Fred Farson, Greg Harrington, Advisor, Mr. McKay. 92 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Janice Porter, Treasurer; Gail Carney, Secretary; Linda Bogosian, Ann Francesco, Wendy Alden, Sandy Bishop, Kathey Keller, Jane Cassinari, Kay Erickson, Pat Tatro, Debby Manning. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Nourse, President; Jennifer McCabe, Cindy Noyes, Pam Bleasdale, Patty Bleasdale, Lassie Pratt, Helen Laptewicz, Nancy Anderson, Joanne Horgan, Vice-President, Debby Blades, Helen Pratt. LAST ROW: Philip Parker, Diane Chambers, Linda Johnson, Eleanor Colbert, Rolande McGinnis, Jeannie Kimball, Cheryl Parkin, K; thy Gardner, Bruce Dwyer, Arlyn Moulton, Holly Kimball, Marilyn Merchant, Gail Kalagher, Linda Wolfe. The Future Teachers of America is an organization comprised of sophomore, junior, and senior students interested in exploring the various fields of teaching. The F.T. A. sponsors food sales, and other projects in order to raise money for its annual scholarship. 92 ORIEL FRONT ROW: Debby Battles, Diane McCarthy, Pam Bleasdale, Muriel Saucier, Judy Emery, Mary Ruchinskas, Patty Tatro, Sue Lawhead, Wendy Alden, Bonnie Fields, Jennifer Nourse, Linda Bogosian, Derry Smith, Gail Carney. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ballard, Advisor. The Oriel Staff is made up of students from the four classes who are responsible for the publication of our school magazine, the Oriel. The staff is divided into three groups, the writing staff, the art staff and the production staff and is headed by Miss Robertson and Mr. Ballard. 94 I LETTERMEN ' S CLUB SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB For the first time this year, W.H.S. has a Social Science Club. They are concerned with world affairs and have held several meetings throughout the year at which prominent speakers en- tertained and informed them. The Advisory Board, pictured at the right, helps to plan these meetings. Mr. Perlow, Advisor; Paula Salvadore, Beth Merchant, Doris French. Jill Anderson 95 MERIT SCHOLARS D.A.R. tis, Bruce MacConnell Ruth Burnham GOOD GOVERNMENT DAY BOYS 1 AND GIRLS 1 STATE Scott Duffey Larry Peterson, Patty Tatro, Henry Ainsworth 96 , t IB BAND FRONT ROW: Beth Plummer, Penny Looney, Connie Indge, Nancy Ainsworth, Maureen Kelleher, Jerry Supernant, Judy Elderidge, Debbie Ricardi. SECOND ROW: Doug Shaw, Steven Sullivan, David Breshahan, Jim Harrison, Bob Hilton, Nancy Wisniewski, Elizabeth Holbrook, Kathy Kelleher, Cheryl Parkin, Denise Forand, Sue Lawhead, Shirley Kimball, Mary Smith, Sandy Supernant, Director, Mr. Forand. THIRD ROW: Kenny Smith, Chucky Ainsworth, Gary Arnold, Peter Imse, Jeff Melin, Ronald Williams, Bill Fisk, Bobby Landsdowne, Howard Patterson, Tony Curtis, David Thomas, Bruce MacConnell, Mark Plotzyk, Craig Tyler, Doug Legg, Calvin Smith. FOURTH ROW: Ken Monteith, Austin Thompson, Ken Parkin, Jay Plotzyk, Jim Phaneuf, Wayne Williams, Dicky Shelton, Chris Cobb, Michael Marcy, Greg Koleyian, Ralph Lee, Ross Elderidge. On any Monday, Wednesday, or Friday, during Activity Period, the martial strains of a Sousa March or a symphonic overture may be heard echoing through the halls of W.H.S. Besides presenting an annual concert, the band also provides music at rallies, football games and assemblies. Under the excellent direction of Mr. Forand and Mr. Carmichael, the band has become one of the most out- standing organizations at Westboro High. 97 CHORUS FRONT ROW: Claudia Quinby, Betsy Davis, Arlyn Moulton, Chris Paulson, Roxanne Ward. SECOND ROW: Carol Flynn, Linda Bogosian, Sue Lawhead, Diane MacMillian, Carolyn Mason, Jackie Rossi, Nancy Davis, Marcia Stone, Cheryl Parkin, Debbie Battles, Ruth Burnham, Terry Mitchell, Ro- lande McGinnis, Debbie Manning, Jane Cassinari, Jennifer McCabe. THIRD ROW: Muriel Saucier, Bryanne Charlton, Gabrielle Areco, Earla Reiman, Buffy Lorentson, Lisa Newark, Jill Anderson, Linda Davis, Donna Reiman, Maureen Kelleher, Cheryl Ann Chase, Sally Flynn, Mary Alice Brown, Cindy Noyes, Marilyn Saucier. FOURTH ROW; Advisor, Mr. Forand, Bruce Dwyer, Dean Ridley, Mark Smith, Howie Patterson, Robert Landsdowne, Charles Goddard, Dan Garvey, Doug Boyden, Bill Parker, Chuckie Ainsworth, Alan Hero, Larry Peterson, Advisor, Mrs. Hull. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Ladner, Brian Foss, Peter Bray, Ken Parkin, Bruce Miller, Wayne Banks, Bob Bray, John Libbey, Ken Hawes, Kenneth Fahey, Steven Ashley, Billy Ainsworth. From a rough beginning in September, Mrs. Hull has shaped and molded our chorus into a distinctive group at Westboro High. Under her direction, the chorus presents two annual concerts, and this year has presented combined assemblies with choruses from other schools. 98 I GIRLS ' CHORUS FRONT ROW: Kathy Dehey, Eileen Hodgdon, Betty Keller, Rolande McGinnis, Kathy Hayes, Alison Welsh, Kathy Gannon, Elizabeth Holbrook, Nancy Yates, Sharon Kelly, Mary Todt, Susan Manning, Nancy Wisnicwski, Director, Mrs. Hull. SECOND ROW: Debbie Steere, Susanne Kaufman, Wendy Harpin, Debby Hunter, Ellen Andren, Cheryl- ann Chase, Maureen Kelleher, Erla Reiman, Connie Indge. For the first time at W. H. S. , a Girls ' Chorus has been organized, under the direction of Mrs. Hull. Throughtout the year they have presented combined concerts with different schools in the area. 99 100 Junior CProm l Qu et DOyA s of Quiet Stars fflay 13, 1967 The time of our Junior Prom had finally come. The hours of making flo- wers were not spent in vain, for our Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars was one we will never forget. Our memories will always be reflected in the twinkling lights of the crystal ball. QUEEN AND HER COURT: Lynne Whitney, Ann Johnson, Melancy Bullard, Queen; Ruthie Burnham, Velma Orsi. GOLF TEAM BOYS ' BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Dickie Weir, Tony Curtis, Jackie Hogan, Alan Sylvestry, Dave De iata, Mark St. Pierre, Dave Barclay. SECOND ROW: Howie Patterson, Bobby Weir, Gary Ferrandino, Wally Taylor, Jay Tortora, Steven Orlando, Kevin Welsh, Mr. LaDuke, Coach. THIRD ROW: Mark Plotezyk, Joe Stagliano, Tommy Nelpi, John Curtis, Billy Ainsworth, Kenny Scalia, Bruce MacConnell, Manager. 105 GIRLS ' SOFTBALL a m A - ■ T I FRONT ROW: Marilyn Fisher, Betsy Ouellette, Chris Lightbody, Co-captain; Sally Towne, Co-captain; Marge Fisher, Co-captain; Colette Romer, Joanne Ahronian. SECOND ROW: Derry Smith, manager; Ginny Tetreault, Lenore Howard, Cheryl Parkin, Janice Richards, Jeanette Ahronian, Mrs. Nickerson, Coach. THIRD ROW: Stefanie Wolfe, Holly Kimball, Karen Byrnes, Betsy Davis, Linda Wolfe, Marianne Briggs. 106 it: CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Melancy Bullard, Jane Cassinari, Gail Carney, Joan Anderson, Kathy Gardner, Ann Johnson, Bonnie Fields. SECOND ROW: Betsy Emery, Barbara Hunnicutt, Patty Stanton, Arlyn Moulton, Betty Balser. MAJORETTES FRONT ROW: Diane Uhlman, Ginny Tetreault, Sue Kenworthy, Beverly Harrington, Candy Wright. SECOND ROW: Laurie Stavrand, Laurie Hackett, Susan Tolles, Jeannine Beaudoin, Suzanne Fay, Dorothy Harvey, Sue Bodge; Head Majorette. 107 JresJimen 7 ime is a rioer of passing events, aij a r us iiny torrent. Ill a reus I ure Hi us 7 fie largest class ijet to enter Tn).3£S. } tJie class of 197 1 certainly left it ' s mark on t ie sc iool. I) ill we eoer for- ei now our fat facfu lost to tfieir elepfiant? 9 FIRST ROW: Judith Eldridge, Diane tyffoj ?- McCarthy, Sandra Supernant, Su- ,; ' gsr san Bengtson. . - . ' SECOND RO W: Linda Barendale, Gji ™ Natalie Rice, Audrey Wood, Maureen Gannon, Barbara Lombardi, Nancy Ainsworth, Jean Laptewicz, Linda Roche, Sandra Whittington, Debra Thomas, Maura Murphy. THIRD ROW: Dixie Bleasdale, Cheryl Carlin, Karen Coffin, April Donovan, Krystalle Kosciak, Patti Mullen, Maureen Kelleher, Victoria Wolfe, Alison Wolfe, Susan Stagliano, Sally Flynn, Rosemary McGuiness, Mary Alice Brown FOURTH ROW: Gloria Mawhinney, Gabriele Wolfe, Priscilla Looney, Susanne Kaufman, Janet Tollman, Wendie Harpin, Erla Reiman, Deborah Hunter, Jeannie McCabe, Donna Reiman, Susan Bowman, Leslie Hodgdon. 108 St ' r s yCow t iat tnree classes were below us our seniority was easier to reafize. FIFTH ROW: Roberta Bergevir, Sharon Kelly, Suzanne Fay, Laurie Stavrand, Christine Carlstrom, Jean Orlando, Nina Ronquinst, Priscilla Zuretti, Catherine Reed, Joan Alizzeo, Donna Thayer, Belinda Stevens. SIXTH ROW: Penelope Heyn, Myra Byrnes, Jeannine Beaudoin, Mary Todt, Joanna Miller, Pauline Fougere, Donna Mahan, Dorothy Harvey, Constance Barton, Linda Davis, Deborah Krause. SEVENTH ROW: Karen Oblaczynski, Debra Middleton, Carolyn Crimmings, Katheleen McDonald, Jean Ciccarelli, Christine Hennigan, Joann Porter, Kathryn Rankin, Patricia Bray, Lorie Hackett, Mary DeAr- mond, Susan Davenport, Patricia Corbin, Sandra Hunt. EIGHTH ROW: Susanne McGinnis, Victoria Bridges, Debra Yates, Katherine Gannon, Roxanne Ward, Julie Hannon , Pauline Blois, Gaye Baker, Alison Welsh, Jeanne Blake, Jane Cantz, Karen McCann, Christine Cooper, Paula Salvadore, Debra Ricardi. C J ' res£men 1 10 FIRST ROW: Kenneth Porter, David Skog, Paul Karlgren, James Foster, Michael Browning, David Bresnaham, Robert Hilton, Wayne Lloyd. SECOND ROW: Gregory Kojoyian, Jeffrey Shaw, Douglas Teriault, Brian Foss, Stephen Lowe, Durwin Dunn, Charles Turpin, Keith Blades, James Glacier, Scott McDonald, John Moynihan, Michael McGonagle, Kenneth Corey. THIRD ROW: Thomas Harry, Steven Sullivan, Gilbert Jameson, Charles Lombardi, Thomas Ames, John Glacier, Steven Nelson, Paul Grandmaison, Brian MacKenzie, Peter Bramley, Steven Mandella, William McGrath, Robert Eager, William Rychlik. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1968 j£$ SUBSIDIARIES Avco Bay State Abrasives Division, VVestboro, Mass. Bay State Abrasive Products Co. Felker Manufacturing Company (Canada) Ltd. Brantford, Ontario, Canada Torrance, California Bay State Abrasives S.A. Luxembourg, SteinseJ, Luxembourg BAY STATE ABRASIVES DIVISION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1968 GEO. H. BULLARD CO., INC. VILLAGE LUMBER FUEL CO. INC 1 Phillips St. Tel. 366-8222 Our Best Wishes to the Outstanding Class of ' 68 PAUL J. O ' NEIL ROLAND C. KIMBALL HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF ' 68 COMEY OIL COMPANY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1968 HAROLD ' S GULF SERVICE MALCOLM C. DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Colonial Center - Westboro, Massachusetts Telephone 366-8736 DOROTHY HICKOX INC. REALTOR Member of Worcester Multiple Service 1 East Main Street We stbor o Telephone 366-2518 366-8731 WESTBORO FURNITURE RUG CO., INC. 12 South Street Westboro, Massachusetts LEO F. BARRY Phone 366-7191 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 RUTH E. O ' NEIL, INSURANCE BROKER Westboro, Mass. Tel. 366-8894 Office 17 Professional Building UHLMAN ' S SHELL SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS 366-7784 DAVID A. UHLMAN Proprietor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1968 TOWN REXALL PHARMACY MASS. OXYGEN EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 480 Broadway, Maiden, Mass. 02148 Dial 324-5703 Branch - Route 9, Westboro, Mass. Dial 366-8006 MR. ALBERT E. BRAMFORD MR. FRANKLIN H. FINN TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE JJ. APPLIANCE We Service _ _ What We Sell CO., INC. Good Luck 18 West Main Street Westboro Tel. 366-2298 Compliments of TED WARE PONTIAC 366-8707 Pontiac, Tempest, Firebird, Int. Trucks FOSS MOBIL SERVICE Courteous and Reliable Corner of Belmont and Lyman St. Westboro, Mass, COMPLIMENTS OF FOX LOUNGE DUPLICON COMPANY, INC. YOUR Mr: j.. , ., sura tue M AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST Compliments CARLSON-DANIEL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 15 West Main Street 366-7428 Best Wishes to the Class of 68 AL ' S BARBER SHOP Ttkpfonts; WESTBORO 366-7441 WORCESTER 752-3000 Minuteman Travel Service INCORPORATED 1 6 South Street | Westboro, Mass. TONI GALE President . Treasurer WESTBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK Offices in Westborough and Northborough Compliments of GANNON MOTORS, INCORPORATED Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service Compliments of WOFAC CORPORATION Management Science and Service for Business and Industry Originators of the Work-Factor System mi DAIRY QUEEN l r k °« iff   ,O0D FOR W W Summer Street f y our ggp DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST WESTBORO DRUG CO. DEXTER P. BLOIS Reg. Pharm. 366-2169 366-5311 Westboro, Mass. LOWE ' S VARIETY STORES 17 South St. , Westboro Main St. , Northboro OnpTi cipvpn Davs a Week Congratulations to the Class of 1968 ' i 1 ' RUG SERVICE 18 East Main St. Westboro, Mass. VILLAGE FLOWERS 62 Milk Street BREEN OLD COLONY Riiiinikifi rr ikit DUILDIINV7 l«VJ., IiMV-. Westboro, Mass. Flowers for All Occasions 14 South Street Westboro, Mass. Phone 366-7257 BARBARA and REG. CHASE GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1968 J. E. DARLING Telegram and Gazette 10 South Street Westboro, Mass. ALDEN RESEARCH CENTER Congratulations to the Class of 1968 ALDEN ELECTRONIC AND IMPULSE RECORDING EQUIPMENT CO. INC. ALFAX PAPER AND ENGINEERING CO. INC. COMPLIMENTS of THE GREEN THUMB Success and Happiness BOB LEE MATHIEU to the Class of ' 68 ASSOCIATES VEE-ARC Real Estate CORPORATION 9 Fisher Street Telephone: Westboro, Massachusetts Westboro, Mass. 366-8766 Tomorrow ' s Best Today Next Year ' s Best Tomorrow Gifts for All Occasions J. BARON MASON JEWELER Watch and Jewelry Repair on the Corner Westboro, Mass. Phone 366-5512 SUNNYSLOPE GARDENS Growers of Quality Plants COMPLIMENTS OF DON ' S DONUT SHOP Donuts - Dinners - Fish and Chips 40 South St. Westboro 366-7743 PAIGE ' S 10 East Main Street Westboro, Mass. Compliments of THE DINETTE Rt. 9 We stboro Compliments of MICRO CORPORATION ROYCE FORD SALES, INC. Rt. 9 - Worcester - Boston Turnpike Westboro, Massachusetts Authorized Ford E. P. ROYCE Dealer and Owner Phones: FOrest 6-4491 PLeasant 5- 1249 ROYCE FORD SALES, INC. Rt. 9 - Worcester - Boston Turnpike Westboro, Massachusetts Author iz ed Ford E. P. ROYCE Dealer and Owner Phones: FOrest 6-4491 PLeasant 5-1249 C ongratulations Best of Luck to to the Class of 68 the Class of 1968 From WESTBORO THE MACHINE COMPANY HONOR SOCIETY DAN ' S RAMBLER SALES SERVICE 13 Brigham Street Westboro, Mass. American - Classic - Ambassador Bus. Phone 366-2408 Compliments of Congratulations JOHN ' S FARM to the GARDEN Class of 1968 Rt. 9 Westboro Y.A.C. PAUL ' S PIZZA PRODUCTIONS 24 South Street Westboro 366-5381 Call your order before you leave home - They will be ready on arrival Delicious Pizzas, Hot Oven Grinders Fish and Chips COIFFEURS 2000 Colonial Shopping Ctr. Westboro, Mass. GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 7 Dennison Ave. Framingham , Mass. Compliments of Best Wishes Class of ! 68 WESTBORO CLEANERS ANGELO ' S RESTAURANT Best Wishes Compliments of Class of ' 68 LORD ' S MEN ' S STORE ANGELO ' S RESTAURANT THE FDMAP QHHP Ladies ' , Men ' s Fine Clothing SANITARY fl BARBER SHOP 28 West Main St. - 366-21 19 Westboro, Mass. Modern - Friendly Service r j Air- Conditioning (V c eon ng GOULD CLEANERS At th R t £ tne Rotary ' ' - af riV Dry Cleaning Compliments of COLONIAL LIQUORS Shirts - Fur Storage Sudden Service Compliments of MODERN BEAUTY SHOP HERMAN ' S RUTH FOURNIER 6 E. Main St. Westboro, Mass. Res. 755-8159 Tel. 366-2135 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1968 S S SHELL M M LIQUORS Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of ' 68 TUFTS MACHINE DAVE ' S fVlvJDlLC OCKVILt 53 E. Main St. Compliments of SWAN S HARDWARE ROAD EXPRESS Dedicated to Better Service Good Luck to the Graduating Class JOE ' S RED BERBERIAN SERVICE STATION MARKET GARDEN Compliments of MARI ' S YARNS TRAVI ' S TEXACO STATION Congratulations From WESTBORO NEWS ROOM 6 W. Main St. Compliments of WARREN HOBBY CENTER Art Supplies Hobbies Crafts Slot Racing ARCADE BARBER SHOP R.G. SHAKOUR Route 9 Westboro, Mass. Whole sale Beauty Supplies Congratulations to the Class of ' 68 LIBRARY CLUB Compliments of CHASE PAPER HUDSON DRESS SHOP Good Luck to the Class of 1968 From JR. RED CROSS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1968 CLASS OF 1 969 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 From MODERN WESTBORO HIGH SCHOOL HARDWARE STUDENT COUNCIL Congratulations to the Class of 1968 CLASS OF 1 970 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1968 CLASS OF 1971 ANN LAURIE MARCIA CHRIS THE GYRLLS Manager New England Orch. Serv. CHARLIE GARERI 793 Maple St. Manche ster , N. H. Thank Heavens You Made It From Uncle Al A.G. HARPIN ELECTRIC INC. fe. FUTURE to Ya TEACHERS From OF AMERICA FRED, ANN AND SUE Lots Of Work . . . But We ' d Do It Again! Love, JEANNIE and LYNDA PATRONS Mr. and Mrs . Lester Richards Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clark Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dwyer Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Laptewicz Mr. and Mrs . Milton Fisher Mr. and Mrs . Warren Burnham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haskell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith Mr. and Mrs. Philip Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Landsdowne Mr. and Mrs. John Lombard Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murphy Mr. and Mr s . Roland C. 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