Westport High School - Brownie Yearbook (Westport, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

Usictitse he Wee taught us lo reason as PihbhAs Ea ie ts Prien as ade as feather W, AAAS rth sincere gratitude our Uearboot to oh foyd ft} Brightman SYDNEY G. PIERCE ‘““He was a good man, and just.’’ HAROLD 8S. WOOD “They that will not be counseled, cannot be helped.’’ ANNA C, PAOLI Not what you do, but how you do it, is the test. of your capacity.”’ Ml NICHOLAS CARIGLIA HELEN V. NOONAN “The secret of success is to accomplish Subjects taught: Physical Edueation. ordinary duties in an extraordinary 99 MaNIMEL., Subjects taught: Physical Education. MARY G. MONTI ELLA B. PHILPOT “There is a time for all things.’’ “Life is not life at all without delights.’’ Subjects taught: Typing, Bookkeeping, Subjects taught: Latin, Enelish. Office Practice, Shorthand. EVERETT G. DOWNING ‘“All men are equal; it is not birth, but virtue alone that makes the difference.’’ Subjects taught: Problems of Demoera- ey, U. S. History, Civics, World History. HELEN J. TRIPP “Tt matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are.’’ Subjects taught: French, English, Read- ing. THOMAS McGARR “The happiness of men consists in life, and life is in labor.’’ Subjects taught: Agriculture, Indus- trial Arts. FRANCISCO R. SOUZA, JR. Honest minds are pleased with honest things.’ Subjects taught: Mathematics, Chemistry, Physies. THOMAS W. SLOWE GARY HALL “Ambition should be made of “To know him is to like him.’’ stronger stuff.’’ Subjects taught: Civies, English, Physi- Subjects taught: Mechanical Drawing, cal Education. Industrial Arts. JOSEPH PAPENDREA LILLIAN C. CAHOON He that has patience may compass “All things come to him who anything.’’ orders hash.’’ Subjects taught: Junior Business Train- Subjects taught: Household Arts. ing, French, Typing, Arithmetic. CLAYTON E. SISSON “ Hold their noses to the grindstone.’’ Subjects taught: Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing. ALFRED MARTEL “The attempt and not the deed confounds us.”’ Subjects taught: Science, Mathematies. EDMIE BIBEAU “Off with his head.’ Subjects taught : Science. Geometry, WILLIAM F. KEOUGH, JR. ‘Good qualities are the substantial riches of the mind.’’ Subjects taught : Reading, English. FINE ARTS TEACHERS Left to Right: Mrs. Hemingway, Mr. Braga, Mrs. Lenvelink. ANNA CARVALHO OFFICE CLERK “‘Amiability shines by its own light.’ Senior Class Officers Class President Vice-President RONALD WHITE ELENOR REGO Ab thy ROR ELATY Class Treasurer G A | LE | RIE i PATSY HASSON GERMAINE LUCILLE BIBEAU ‘“Merrily, merrily I shall now live.’’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Girls Quartet 3, Photography Club 3; Art Club 4; Junior Senior Play 3, 4; Commitees 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Villager Staff 3; Class Day Speaker 4. Gift for laughing at life...doler of bon bons ...may be usually seen and heard...ever present with her jokes. Gerry’’ January 30 NANCY BOAN “The ornaments of my house are the friends that frequent it.’’ Pep Squad 4; Art Club 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Villa- ger Staff 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Manager Jr. Sr. Play 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 4; Year-book Cover Design. The ready hostess ... planned effiiciency .. . an ear for your troubles ... wiz with a needle. 5 Mee ““Nane’”’ October 18 DOROTHY LOUISE BORDEN “Speak low, if you speak love.’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; 4; Mixed) Chorus 2 354. Commitees 2, 3, 4; Ice Cream 3; Class Day Speak- er 4; Softball 2; Graduation Usher 3; Office Aid Oar Soft voiced, light laughter ... eyes full of dreams... quick to blush .. . calm and fair. Dotty-Lou”’ September 2 JANET LOIS BRANCH “Constant cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom.”’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Junior Senior Play 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Villager Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Villager Editor 4; Year-book Editor 4; Art Club 4; Pep Squad 4; Varsity Letters: Basketball, Cheerleading. New plans, new schemes .. . staunch indepen- dence ... frank enjoyment of life ... extrava- gant impulses. aa) Gp August 20 i=) RAYMOND JOSEPH BRUNEAU , “Hvery artist was once an amature.’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Photography Club 3. Artistically inclined . .. always plotting mis- chief ... whimsical laugh ... expendable at class meetings. ‘Ray’ September 17 ELIZABETH ANN CAMARA ‘Happy is he who is virtuous.” Basketball 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Committees 3, 4; Year-book Editor 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Cur- tis Campaign Captain 4; Track 3, 4; Assemblies 2; Play Prompter 4; Varsity Letters: Basketball, Softball. Frankness of an honest mind .. . sports enthu- siast ... excellent student .. . an individualist. “ Taz?? August 26 ALBERT JOSEPH CASTONGUAY ‘“‘Whistling loud to-bear his courage up.”’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Junior Senior Play 3; Basketball 3; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Committees 3, 4. Naturé lover ... quietly determined ... one of the boys ...a night on the town. Pua gy” December 24 RUTH MAUREEN DONOVAN ‘“There lies a deal of deviltry beneath her mild exterior.’’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Villager Staff 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Art Club 4; Pep Squad 4; Class Day Speaker 4. Sweet shyness .. . private little dreams . lover of little joys . . .sees good in everything e } pc a ‘ sap ERS Ruthie’’ September 28 oe DUNCAN VAN DYKE FADDEN “To a young heart everything is fun.’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Quar- tet 2, 3; Jr. Sr. Play 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 4; Soccer 4; Committees 2, 3, 4. Varsity Letters: Basketball, Baseball. An eye for mischief ... Nash is his trademark ... happy during summer months... manages to avoid work. ‘ Dune’? October 4 TERESA ANN GAUDREAU ‘ Happiness consists in activity: 4 J) such is her nature.’’ Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Head Cheerleader 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Field Hockey 3; Office Aid 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Secretary 3; Jr. Sr. Play 3; Honor Roll 1, 4; Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Villager Staff 4; Brownie Staff 4; Art Club 4; Graduation Usher 3; Curtis Campaign Captain 1, 2. Varsity Letters: Cheering, Basketball. Shining gaiety ... enthusiastic leader... the sparkle of excitement ... much to do with every- thing. ‘ = 5 2 : ; “Tee Dee’’ November 7 ROGER EVANS HART ‘ A devil himself can do nothing to a man as long as he can laugh.” Class Day Speaker 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Photography Club 3. Hot rod enthusiast .. . doesn’t believe in worrying ... regular Romeo. . . mischief maker. Rogie’’ December 14 PATSY RUTH HASSON “Tt is tranquil people who accomplish much.”’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Field Hockey 3; Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Villager Staff 1, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 4; Pep Squad 4; Com- mittees 3, 4; Assemblies 2, 3; Photography Club 2, 3; Class Day Speaker 4. Efficient treasurer ... the quiet type. . prolific writer . . . simple and neat tastes. Ee ee | é lag § tal June 2 GLORIA CLAUDIA MARIA HEBERT “The truest politeness comes of sincerity.’’ Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Peso Squad 4; Committees 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Basketball 4. Silent observer ... T. V. fan... . believes in living a quiet life... invader of sister’s ward- robe. ae (ripe: October 18 BETTY ANNE IRONFIELD ‘Be silent and safe; silence never betrayed you.’’ Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Committees 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Honor Roll 3; Perfect Attendance 1. Affectionate teaser . . . hides thoughts popular with opposite sex ... always complain- ing. Bebo” May 30 BEVERLY ANN KENT “Do not conceal those radiant eyes, the starlight of serenest skies.’’ Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Squad 4; Committees 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Art Club 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Villager 3; Ice Cream 3. Ever-present smile ... spicy brown eyes. . interested friendliness ... the future holds much in store. “ Bev’’ Deeember 10 WILMA CLAIRE KIRBY Use no perfume but sweetness of thoughts.’’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3; Brownie Staff 4; Villager Staff 4; Committees 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Honor Roll 1, 4; Girls High Salesman 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 2, 3. A friend to all ...knows much about town politics .. . ardent basketball fan .. . putts around town in ’37 Hudson. ae WV ahi June 15 WILLIAM EVERETT LAWTON “ Better late than never.’’ Pela 203. Big game hunter ... our cowboy .. . easily recognized by his monogrammed jacket ... con- stanly disagrees with Mr. Downing. “ Buckshot’’ December 21 CHARLES WINSHIP LEES Tafe is short, so let’s be gay.’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 4; Curtis Campaign Captain 1, 2; Brownie Staff 4; Class Marshall 3. Varsity Letters: Basketball; Baseball. Doesn’t believe in wasting food ... clean-cut and enjoys a good laugh . . . operates with two pals ... always makes humorous remarks. ‘“Charlie’’ April 14 MARY GLORIA LEWIS “T’ll speak in a monstrous little voice.’’ Glee Club 2; Committees 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Pep Squad 4; Perfect Attendance 2. “Coke time with Mary Anna”... present with witty bits ... doesn’t live up to her nick- name ... has secret desire to reach 5 feet. “ Sneed’’ August 15 BEATRICE MELLO “In the twinkling of an eye.’’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Villager Staff 3; Graduation Usher 3; Class Day Speaker 4; Committees 3, 4; Basketball 2; Art Club 4; Typing Club 2; Pep Squad 4. Quick-tempered ... Helen’s side kick enjoys listening to records ... a little on the shy side. “ Beq’’ October 6 FRANCES ELEANOR MULLEN “He that brings sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from himself.’ Cheerleader 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2; 3, 4; Glee Club 1; 2, 3, 4: Art Chiba: Junior Senior Play 3, 4; Softball 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Brownie Staff 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 4; Class Officer 1. Fun to be with . .. accomplished swimmer known for her horse laugh . .. anytime is chow time. ‘ Fran”’ July 19 ETHEL JEAN PECKHAM “ Never say more than is necessary.”’ Ice Cream 3; Committees 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4, “Shutterbug” . . . expresses opinions finds pleasure in reading . . . constantly arguing. '. | Ethel’’ September 6 DIANE THERESA PERRY ‘ Better an open enemy than a false friend.’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Committees 2, 3, 4; Typing Club 2; Field Hockey 3; Class Day Speaker 4; Pep Squad 4; Art Club 4. Temperamental miss ... boyish haircuts . has weekly dance night ... boys usually topic of discussion. Diane’’ May 3 SUSAN PHINNEY “ T bear a charmed life.’’ Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Graduation Marshall 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Art Club 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Pep Squad 4; Honor Roll 1, 4; Softball 1, 2: Assemblies 2, 3. Chiffon softness ... exact tastes . . . helpless in the kitchen . . . possesses athletic ability. ‘Suzie’? December 7 HELEN ROSE PIETRZYK “The blushing check speaks a modest mind.”’ Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3; Committees 2, 3, 4; Art Club 4; Typing Club 2; Per- fect Attendance 2, 3, 4; Villager Staff 3; Brownie Staff 4. Varsity Letters: Softball; Basketbail. Secret excitement ...a mind of her own . . quiet blonde . . . loves basketball. ‘ Helen’’ February 12 LOUIS PAUL POIRIER ‘As nrone to mischief as able to perform it.”’ Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Quartet 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Junior Senior Play 3; Class Day Speaker 4; Committees 3, 4. Varsity Letters: Basketball, Baseball. Is everybody happy? .. . full of fun . remembered for his long set shots ... different car every week, going from bad to worse. Paul? October 4 JOHN LAULINO PONTE 6erny hey can conquer who believe they can.’’ Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Har- vard Book Award 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Stage Manager 4; Committees 3, 4; Assemblies 4; Class Day Speaker 4. Always one of the first in chow line ... as good natured as he is healthy looking . . . lover of the foreign languages . . . serious student. ‘ John’’ LORNA ANN REED “To speak but little becomes a woman.’’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 3; Pep ©quad 4; Honor Roll 1; Villager Staff 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Committees 4. Everyday’s a holiday ... most photogenic... curt remarks... ‘“Lorelie”’ of room 202. ‘ Lorna’’ September 28 ROGER MELVIN REED ‘ He who means no mischief does it.’’ A bit of home spun philosophy .. . frank statement of opinion . . . occupant of suicide seat in Buckshot’s car . . . jolly fisherman. Reedy’’ August 1 ELENOR REGO ““Fove has the power to give in a moment what . d3 teil can scarcely reach im an age. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, Manager 2, 3; Field Hockey 3; Office Aid 4; Student Council At Large 3, 4; Junior Senior Play 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Curtis Campaign Captain 3; Class Vice-president 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Class Day Speaker 4. Varsity Letters: Basketball, Cheering. “Little One” .. . universally friendly much energy in this small package .. . a life all planned. ‘ lencr’’ January 26 GEORGE RODRIGUES ‘Coed sense and good nature are never separated.’’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixcd Chorus 2, 3; Villager 3, 4; Brownie Staff 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class President 2, 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Govern- ment Day Representative 4; Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3; Play Manager 3; Student Council 2, 3; Honor OUEIs Varsity Letter: Basketball. Ready for fun ... delights in foolish antics . a class leader .. . everybody’s pal. ‘ Georgie’’ January 25 LORRAINE JARVIS ROSE “To speak his thoughts is every human’s right.”’ Gzce Clubwive2-)3,, 4: = Vlixeds @horuss2 moses Basketball 2; Committees 3, 4; Ice Cream 3; Vil- lager 3; Photography Club 2; Office Aid 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4. Exciteable laughter ... maturity of mind... powerful soprano .. . strength of spirit. SY a Te! June 6 AUGUSTA ANN SCHELTER “A good mind possesses a kingdom.’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Villager 1, 4; Year-book Business Manager 4; Basketball 3, 4; Softball 2; Field Hockey 3; Committees 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; D. A. R. Representative 4; Pep Squad 4; Assemblies 2, 3. Slender soft-toned neatness ... the security of common sense... commercial whiz . ; 2a true friend. ‘fAnn’’ August 6 PATRICIA CAROL SHERMAN “The only way to have a friend is to be one.’’ Glee Club 4, Newcomer ... reserved . . . slow to smile . . . baffled by combination locks. SPs September 11 ELEANOR MAY SHIELDS ““Much mirth and no madness, all good and no badness.’’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Committees 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Brownie Staff 4; Class Secretary 2; Class Day Speaker 4; Curtis Campaign Team Captain 3, 4; Basketball 4. Wide awake expressions ... quiet and quick . . transparent honesty .. . familiar smile. JANE STELLA STASZ “TIT would not live without the love of my friends.’ Basketball 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Assemblies 2, 3; Committees 2, 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Softball 2; Pep Squad 4. Excited friendly chatter .. . created own lingo . . . quick bright interest ... “Our Friend Irma”’. Janie’’ January 22 ANN MARY THERESA THIBODEAU ‘“Well done is better than well said.” Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Basket- ball Manager 2, 4; Pep Squad 4; Committees 3, 4; Office Aid. “Coke time with Anna and Mary” ... the unheralded doer . . . little things well done... dependable manager. “ Anna’’ July 26 DONALD CURTIS TRIPP “Make hay while the sun shines.’’ President of F.F.A. 4; Vice-president of F.F.A. 3; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3; Committees 1, 2, 3; Villager 2. Future farmer ... energetic square dancer . shrewd businessman ...a bit independent. ‘ Ducky’’ July 23 GAILE LIELYN TRIPP ‘Politeness goes far yet costs nothing.’’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Basketball 2, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Photography Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 4; Field Hockey 3; Class Secretary 3, 4; Play Promp- ter 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; Committees 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3,°4; Class Day Speaker 4. Appreciation of music .. . accurate class secretary ... ho! for the open road .. . insurance is the best policy. Gaile’’ March 21 JUNE ELIZABETH TRIPP “It’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice.’’ Pep Squad 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Art Club 4. Warm expressive voice .. . always something new ... neat appearance . . . always on the go. ‘« Junie’’ June 24 REGINA VELHO “ T have learned in whatsoever state I am therewith to be content.” Patient with everyone . . . unlimited friend- liness . .. takes life in stride ... constantly occupied. Reggie’’ November 7 CARRIE JUDITH WAUGHTEL ‘Bair words never hurt the tongue.’ Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ice Cream 3; Committees 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Honor Roll 1. A world all her own .. . familiar scene at Keith’s .. . thrifty . . . quiet ways. Judy”’ July 31 “Ron? April 19 RONALD PAUL WHITE ‘ Be true to your word, your work, and your friend.”’ Class President 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, President 4; Villager Staff 1, 2, 3; Senior Play 2; Junior Senior Play 3, 4; Student Council at Large 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Assemblies 3, 4; Manager of Curtis Campaign 4; Honor Roll 1, 4; Quartet 2, 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Letters: Basketball, Baseball. Action based on principle ; ... s allearound student ... rarely still . . . math’s his meat. 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Usinene AL OROIET: foe.) wi e's Hx welt pings wie lgae’e s Wilma Kirby Fe PEON OTT “10 ONC ON Ney twin ow on lh aevacn abi erng tia es 2s George Rodrigues Class of °54 “Our am is like the horizon: it recedes as we advance.’’ First row, left to right: John Ponte, Ronald White, Teresa Gaudreau, Elenor Rego, Patsy Hasson, Gaile Tripp, Elizabeth Camara, Ann Schelter, Gloria Hebert, Helen Pietrzyk, Beatrice Mello, Betty Ironfield, June Tripp. Second row: Charles Lees, George Rodrigues, Raymond Bruneau, Frances Mullen, Ruth Donovan, Nancy Boan, Susan Phinney, Regina Velho, Jane Stasz, Dorothy Borden, Eleanor Shields, Mary Lewis, Ethel Peckham. Third row: Duncan Fadden, Paul Poirier, Janet Branch, Roger Reed, Roger Hart, Albert Castonguay, Germaine Bibeau, Beverly Kent, Wilma Kirby, Diane Perry, Lorna Reed, Carrie Waughtel, Superlatives Most Populars Girl ees hee en asc ee aie ee ee TERESA GAUDREAU Most2Popular Boy aoa ck ten = eats bc SAR RoE GEORGE RODRIGUES Gurlew ho-Has-DoneeM ost Lorie. Glass. ae tee ee eee NANCY BOAN Boy Who Has:DoneM ost. Ore} UGC GSS 3. eee ee ee RONALD WHITE Beést All. Around Girlie peas ton cea tat ate ee eee ee ELENOR REGO Bese All Around’ Boy 3). Sera tae soe ee a ens ee gees RONALD WHITE Girlie Most Lak ely 27 G28 Ulcers set ot eee re eee ae te ANN SCHELTER Boy Moste TARCVP AT OS UCCCEAR eet act chen e hte the ee RONALD WHITE Class Motto “Our aim is like the horizon; it recedes as we advance.’’ Class Colors Class Flower RED AND SILVER RED CARNATION Class Song (tune — Dream of Love) We say adieu to our friends and classmates, From whom we now must part; With respectful thanks to our loyal teachers, For memories in our hearts. We now leave Westport High; A goal we must attain. As citizens, show the patient training, Taught us again and again. We’ll shed a tear for our Alma Mater; Joys and sorrows with us dwell. With trust of God, we now go on forward. Farewell to all, farewell. Ann Schelter Class Poem Now from our dear Alma Mater, We must take our leave. We look to Him for the help we will need, As we climb the ever-rising levels of life. To attain the goal for which we have strived. Ann Schelter The Villager VOLUME II DECEMBER 196) WESTPORT, MASS. ALUMNI NEWS . First Lady-Selectman Elected in Westport Miss Germaine Bibeau, new- comer to politics, has been elected to the board of select- men of Westport. This is the first step up the ladder of poli- tics for Germaine. Dress Salon Opens Miss Nancy Boan, who re- cently returned from three years of study in Paris, will open her new shop tomorrow. Miss Boan specializes in daring, different creations. Crown Jewels Modeled By Westport Girl Miss Dorothy Borden, popu- lar New York model, wil dis- play the Romonov crown jew- els in New York Saturday. Miss Borden will be under F. B. I. jurisdiction all this week and her visitors are asked to pre- sent identification cards. Mademoiselle Editor Reveals 1959 Fashion At her latest television re- view Miss Janet Branch, re- cently appointed editor of Mademoiselle, stated that there would be numerous changes in this year’s fashion. Miss Branch stated that she would have more changes after her trip to France next month. Noted Artist To Speak In Concert Hall Mr. Raymond Bruneau, a resident of Wesport, Massachu- setts, is visiting New York this week. He will make his first public appearance at Concert Hall tonight to speak on the History of Art. Orchids Given at Bakery Opening A new bakery was opened in Westport today It is called Elizabeth’s Bakery, and _ is owned and operated by a West- port girl, Elizabeth Camara. Miss Camara has had much ex- perience in this field. Football Midgets May Win Championship Albert Castonguay’s Midgets have a good chance of taking the Western Conference this fall. Dynamo Al Castonguay, has done much to lead his team to the finals with an undefeat- ed season. Super Speed Transcriber Discovered The invention of a much needed secretarial machine was made public today. The in- ventor is Miss Ruth Donovan, of Fall River, Massachusetts. This machine, although not yet available to the public, will be a great assct to the secretarial field. New Cars for ’59 Duncan Fadden, employed by Nash, Inc., has designed a new Nash using atomic energy. Mr. Fadden’s car will be used in races only, its top speed on field tests has been 950 m.p.h. Mr. Fadden has been employed by the company for two years and now owns 16 Nash’s. Queen of Roses Chosen Chosen from a group of fifty models, Miss Teresa Gaudreau received the Queen of Roses title. The Queen will lead the parade on New Year’s Day at the Rose Bowl game November Ist. 20 lb. Scallop Found The largest scallop known to exist was found by two West- port men, Roger Hart and Rog- er Reed. The men _ reported their discovery yesterday and said it was the best the West- port River has ever produced. To Attend Nurses Convention Chosen from the Greater Fall River hospitals to attend the Nurses Convention at New York this year are Miss Lorna Reed and Miss Patsy Hasson. Both nurses will talk on the improvement of the City Hos- pitals. American Airlines Fills Vacancies American Airlines have add- ed to their office personnel two secretaries, Mary Lewis and Gloria Hebert, formerly of Westport, Massachusetts, were chosen from 20 applicants. Skating School Opened Miss Betty Ironfield, a recent graduate of the New York School of Roller Skating, has opened a school of her own in Boston. Miss Ironfield has had many years of experience and holds classes every Saturday. Cooking School in 5th Year Miss Beverly Kent celebra- ted the 5th anniversary of her now famous cooking school. Miss Kent opened her school upon graduation from Westport High School and has had a very successful five years. Kirby Diner is Held Up The Kirby Diner in Framing- ham, Massachusetts was raided by a band of masked robbers late last evening. This is the first mishap in any of Miss Wilma Kirby’s 16 diners. “Mule Train” Revised “Mule Train” is making a big comeback due to the novel ar- rangement of Buckshot Bill Lawton. Buckshot has broken all sales records for the R.C.A. Company. Lees Breaks Fuller Sales Record Mr. Charles Lees, a new salesman for Fuller Brush, has improved sales 75%. Mr. Lees is making $300 a week and is still single. Woolworth Company Promotes Miss Mello Miss Beatrice Mello of Fall River, Mass., has recently been rromoted to the position of Regional Supervisor of the Woolworth Company. She has been promoted because of her long years of loyal service in the company. Violinist Looses Position Once noted violinist, Miss Frances Mullen, lost her seat in the Boston Pops Orchestra to- day. It is rumored that Miss Mullen made a wrong squeak at the performance for the Queen and has been demoted to the Spike Jones’ Band. Miss Peckham to Speak at Westport Assembly World Traveler, Miss Ethel Peckham, was asked by the Westport School Committee to speak to the students about her travels. She will talk Mon- day on Rome and Paris. Brooks Company Bonus Received The Brooks Company award- ed Miss Diane Perry, top typ- ist, a 500 dollar bonus. Miss Perry received the award for being the most capable typist in the history of the Brooks Company. Tennis Finalists Announced Miss Susan Phinney is the leading contender for tennis finals in California this week. Miss Phinney received her early training at the Acoaxet Club in Westport, Massachu- setts. The winner of this match will compete for the European title next month. Women’s Cross Country Championship Won By Local Girl Miss Helen Pietrzyk, star athlete on the United States Olympic Running Team, re- cently gained honors by com- pleting a cross country race from Amsterdam, Holland to Ling Chau, China. Ponte Makes Scientific History Scientist John Ponte has discovered a miraculous new tooth paste which will prevent the formation of cavities. Dr. Ponte calls his product Ponta- tomic. Westport Boys Married in Iraq Mr. Paul Poirier and Mr. George Rodrigues, graduates of Westport High School, were married in a double wedding yesterday. Mr. Poirier brought his bride, Yokihama Yung, from Japan; while Rodrigues married a native, Jasmis Bul- mere. The boys plan to return to Westport with their wives after their 2 years of active naval duty are over. Knitting Record Set Women from all over the U. S. were present at the Na- tional Knitting contest held at Boston, Massachusetts, when Mrs. Elenor Cabral, formerly Elenor Rego, broke all pre- vious records by knitting plaid socks in 12 minutes. Miss Rose Sings From White House Steps Miss Lorraine Rose, formerly of Westport, Massachusetts, to- day thrilled the crowd gathered for the inauguration. Miss Rose sang the Star Spangled Banner at the close of the ceremony. Westport Girl Promoted Miss Ann Schelter was re- cently promoted to the State House where she will be the official secretary to the Gov- ernor. Miss Schelter was chosen from a group of 100 secretaries. Day School To Open In Westport A day school will be avail- able to the mothers of Westport beginning November Ist. The opening of Pat Sherman’s School will give the children of Westport a pleasant place to play while their mothers are at work. Airline Hostess Saves 14 Airline Hostess Eleanor Shields heroicly rescued 14 persons from a burning plane flying over the Painted Desert. She was awarded the Medal of Honor from the President of the U. S. Westport Girl on “Meet The Press” Noted Times reporter, Jane Stasz has become the new panel member on “Meet the Press.’ Her reputation as a de- bator is known throughout the country. New Clerk at Westp ort High Miss Ann Thibodeau was ap- pointed clerk today at West- port High School. She replaces Miss Ann Carvalho who has recently joined the Foreign Legion. Insurance Business Changes Hands. Upon the retirement of her father, Miss Gaile Tripp is tak- ing over his insurance business. Miss Tripp will return from New York to fill the vacancy. New Beauty Shop Opens Elected to head the Beauti- cians Organization in Greater New Bedford was Miss June Tripp. Miss Tripp is the pro- prietor of June’s Beauty Salon in North Dartmouth, Massa- chusetts. World’s Largest Pumpkin Grown in Westport It was announced today that the pumpkin that Mr. Donald Tripp entered in the National 4H Contest was the largest re- ported in the world. Mr. Tripp received his agricultural train- ing at Westport High School. Former Westport Student Director at Truesdale Hospital Appointed to the position of Director of the Truesdale School of Nursing is Miss Re- gina Velho. Miss Velho has been at the hospital only a short time to receive this responsible position. Westport Girl Joins W.A.C.S. Miss Carrie Waughtel left recently for the W.A.C.S. train- ing center at San Francisco, California. Miss Waughtel was employed by Keith’s Ice Cream Company before joining the service. University Adds New Professor The University of Massachu- setts announced today that the vacancy in the Child Care De- partment had been filled by Ronald White of Westport, Massachusetts. Mr. White has been trained in this field after graduation from Northeastern University. Diane Perry Elenor Rego Eleanor Shields Regina Velho Class of °35 ‘The opinion of the strongest is always the best.’’ First row, left to right: Norma Farias, Adelaide Couto, Jeannine Ploude, Patricia Wood, Huguette Ledoux, Alford Dyson, Dana Denault, Richard Borden, Audrey Lekom, Virginia Cabral, Winifred Stowell, Beverly Reed. Second row: John Thorpe, Jose Aroujo, Bruce Boudakian, Lynwood Comstock, Theresa Swartz, Eleanor Cabral, Barbara Sharples, Gladys Longfield, Nancy Smith, Ruth Danhauser, Lois Hasson, Virginia Gray. Third row: Calvin Tripp, William Donovan, Annabella Manchester, Barbara Han- cock, Joan Rounds, Theresa Benoit, Marion Reed, Anita Gillet, Lorraine Landry, Michael Cullen, Edward Peckham. Fourth row: Joseph Sexton, David Cunneen, Robert Bienvenue, William McCleary, Venancio Ferreira, Francis Halloran, James Medeiros, Robert Routhier, Joseph Pires, Roger Ducas, Raymond Fournier, Robert Robbins. Class of °56 ‘Be there a will, and wisdom finds a way.’’ First row, left to right: Gerald Dyson, Virginia Pearson, June Austin, Pauline Gendreau, Janet Baker, Joan Rogers, Merva Hopkinson, Shirley Plante, Dudley Davenport, Edith Pilkington, Roger Roy, Annette Benoit, Maureen Caswell, Geraldine Medeiros, Evelyn Carvalho, Raymond Manchester, Samuel Reed. Second row: Jan Raposa, Patricia Lawrence, Carol Palmer, Edith Pierce, Jean Vincent, Rose Oliveira, Doreen Caswell, Irene Dubreuil, Ann Mooney, Carolyn Mooney, Marilyn Miller, Barbara Gingras, Agnes Sylvia, Mabel Teachman, Ann Rusin, Pauline Ponte, Mary Miranda, Patricia, Raposa. Third row: Austin Belanger, Robert Fournier, Stanley Reed, Peter Leuvelink, William Golliff, Thomas Morse, Beverly Davis, Shirley Mosher, Yvonne Rossi, Leone Perry, Marilyn Thorpe, Roderick Cadima, Roland Massey, Joan Lennon, Cynthia Law, Pat Laroche, Rosemary Shields. Fourth row: Edward Stasz, William Hart, James Cambra, Leonard Cunningham, Alfred Estrella, William Martin, Thomas Vasconcellos, Laurent Poirier, Alden Kirby, Frederick Wordell, Frederick Wilbour, Floyd DeAndrade, Joseph Rego, Robert Massey, Armand Malenfant, Dennis Oliveira, George Johnson, Wordell Sampson. Class of ’o7 ‘A long pull, a strong pull, and a pull altogether.’’ First row, left to right: Robert Paquette, Manuel Cabral, Robert McCormick, James Rego, Margaret Shields, Almerinda Rodrigues, Cecile Gendreau, Leighton Tripp, Carolyn Smith, Paul Amaral, Rita Thibodeau, Joyce Borden, Gertrude Vincent, Delores Therrien, Mary Choquette, Veronica Ferreira. Second row: Kenneth Webb, Pernel Leuvelink, Laura Longfield, Carole Perry, Constance Anctil, Margaret Rosinha, Dolores Sylvia, Claire Christensen, Antoinette Routhier, Patricia Arruda, Louise Albino, Dorothy Laprise, Pat Vieira, Joan Partington, Henri Belanger, Philip Medeiros, Joan Reed. Third row: Luella Butts, Lorraine Isidore, Gilbert Picard, Lee Chase, Mary Feeney, Borden Howland, John Bettencourt, Robert Borden, Greg DeCosta, James Manley, Francis Golliff, Pauline Mason, Mildred Rounds, Margaret Raposa, Alice Cornell, Winifred Hasson. Fourth row: Lynwood Sharples, Jeffrey Wilkinson, Joseph Savitch, Joseph Nicolau, Arthur Ouellette, Ronald Grillo, Albert Fontaine, John Boan, Richard Lawton, John Doherty, James Manchester, David Vaughan, Edward Witty, Ronald Tripp, Arthur Perron, John Souza, Edmund Desrosiers, Robert Fontaine. Class of °58 “Dare to do right, fear to do wrong.’’ First row, left to right: L. Wilkie, E. Ploude, C. Reed, R. White, K. Tripp, J. Martin, R. Arsenault, B. Beaulieu, E. Goddard, C. Castonguay, B. Johnson, R. Thorpe, D. Pettey, M. Raposa, J. Brightman, M. Raposa, J. Whitty, B. Bouchard, P. Roberts. Second row: J. Vasconcellos, F. Ponte, R. Vieira, R. Searles, R. Cormier, A. Lepage, J. Rodriques, C. Hindle, J. Collins, K. Halloran, H. Schelter, W. Branch, D. fouza, A. Hebert, L. Ducas, I. Botelho, P. Gaudreau, L. Ferreira. Third row: F. Rogers, R. Lavoie, R. Crevier, W. Massa, E. Amaral, N. Cambra, R. Lamontagne, P. Dallaire, L. Vallee, S. Perry, J. Briggs, L. Ferry, M. Viveiros, T. Fontaine, C. Reed, M. Feio, C. Kieth. Fourth row: R. Arruda, K. Ferreira, A. Vadeboncoeur, R. Pettey, C. Nickerson, E. Buckley, C. Rose, L. Perini, E. Stringer, C. Davis, W. Rogers, F. Orr, A. Simoes, J. Lepage, E. Coite, D. Lees, D. Ledoux, A. Ferreira. Class of °39 “He who would climb the ladder must begin at the bottom.’’ First row, left to right: S. Smith, D. Oliveira, S. Robinson, L. A. Lepreau, B. Pierce, C, A. Wallbank, J. Waite, J. Thorpe, M. Vohnoutka, J. Dyson, D. Grillo, I. Tavares, H. Silvia. Second row: L. Ponte, C. Kirby, L. Pilkington, D. Webb, V. Grillo, B. Fitton, L. Castonguay, P. Squire, N. Hare, V. Potter, B. Vieira, M. Cummings. Third row: D. Schroeder, Y. Boudria, M. Belanger, D. Raposa, B. Wood, B. Cunning- ham, J. Kokoska, D. Thibodeau, P. Fernandes, C. Milligan, R. Choquette, G. Kirkwood, R. Lepage. Fourth row: J. Cabral, A. Routhier, D. Ferreira, R. Cambra, R. Ouellette, A. Blan- chette, P. Hebert, N. Blanchette, R. Messier, C. Beliveau, M. Rioux, J. Hancock, S. Tripp, J. Medeiros. Class of °59 “He who would climb the ladder must begin at the bottom.”’ First row, left to right: R. Audette, P. Farias, E. Baldwin, D. White, K. Tripp, D. Roga, P. Gelinas, L. Palmer, J. Figuerido, H. Crevier, M. Cambra, H. Nourse, J. York. Second row:- R. Davis, R. Borden, D. Mickool, W. Davis, Z. Vieira, J. Tripp, S. Waughtel, P. Mailloux, C. Huard, C. Feenan, D. Ciarlone, D. Comstock, P, Taber. Third row: T. Liggin, A. Hetu, R. Peckham, M. Stanley, J. Silvia, W. Kirby, M. Rusin, R. Sullivan, R. Hamel, A. Desmarais, L. Benoit. Fourth row: G. Oliveira, R. Cambra, H. Davis, B. Davis, E. Pearson, R. Perron, N. Costa, R. Cowen, B. Thompson, R. Angell, J. Swartz, G. Estrella, A. Oliveira. Gift Songs TEACHERS: WNT ye WOOL Wee a Can cc pce ee eee It’s Funny to Everyone But Me Mrsalstioh wan af sven. ne omer Let’s Have Another Cup Of Coffee Mass? Walon re. 3. ra ve ter A Good Man Is Hard To Find pil Wes food big 9 CA oe APES GER OAA Rs girl ce Allez vous en VTS eT OMIT WEY gancteesere Bienes There’s Music In You Mr Downing® .s3. oe ae ee The Wild Side Of Life MermMeGarr’ i wiceo a eee ee Jack Of All Trades Mero Carielis iatces a es Dark Eyes WM Isc: NOONAN beeen es cit eet Are You Havin Any Fun? VED NS ISSOM gee, Cicer, oes ae etree It’s A Sin MroRDigeatiin tae sie oe ore ele eee Do They Think Of Me At Home? MEMO lOw ei ty tire ah he eer eee Every Day Is Ladies’ Day With Me Misgelhilnot: tank. eer: toe Start The Day With A Smile MISS OTT nto ei eee re Love Makes The World Go Round Wires SOUZa) atas acd sc Oe ahs eee I Feel Inke A Feather In The Breeze Mrwbapendren ss5. 9c: tet are Give Me The Simple Life MOBS iC 6S 47.6 on be so eee Love Is Wonderful ME Tre Lier VO LIN K Pixs o. ens eras Nee eed Painting The Clouds With Sunshine Mr. Brapaes tc ore oo. eo Strike Up The Band Maro Halitiee -. tc daes. ste ceonare: He Was A Perfect Gentleman Newco e ie: vite. caren ee ..Me And My Shadow Muse Martelin.:. tr ahotete.e eee. Just Because My Hair Is Curly MroChristopherages awed he Mir CHUrchi teases . ots, neeeohats When I Was Young Mra dlachado..¥e.0 nee tras es SENIORS: Germaine: bibeau a dine 2 ee This Was A Real Nice Clambake INATIGY = SORTING orcarey ais decantation Come-On-A-My-House Derothy (Borden Aeon sce ee nt nee A Fine Romance DAUCTs DADC cane cee J euaeh ete Let’s Have A Party Raymond -Bruneat sa ee, I Can Get It For You Wholesale Hiizabethe” Gamararcines attra tee Whistle A Happy Tune Albert: GasLoneua veers «coe. tee Tell Me Why RUG DONG yan canes ee eee Those Pals Of Mine Danean Wadd ent a0). «cosas ae I’m Keeping Myself For You Teresa | GANdTeaiha 5% arch, sa ee Are There Any More At Home Like You? Hogerv bart ei te-. we 3: ide eee Ask Me No Questions And I’ll Tell You No Lies Patsy Hasson’ se, 1b. eee ee Let’s Get Lost CtlOlIa LLODOLU ick eee enn eee Calm, Cool And Collected Bettyslrontield asec eens eae Easy On The Eyes Béeverly Rents ac soe a cre Wish You Were Here Wilmay Rirbyses. ome: vores In My Merry Oldsmobile William -Lawtons neste ait) ors ae I Had A Lattle Ford Charled. lees:ijramas te scree tas I Didn’t Know What Time It Was Mary ewis tai eceic tis athe ae Thumbalina Beatrice, Méllod a4. 7. oe ee It’s All Right With Me Frances� Mullenes aes crc nen. « Minnie The Mermaid Bittiels Peekham 2..5 ae a tates Shy One Diane, Porryeen fot eee I’m Never Satisfied Susan: hirneys os wus wera ee Sweet Sue Helen’ Pietrayk. 460 sue eee Just Another Polka Paul) Poirier Sac er eee There’s Nothing Like A Dame ohn Pontes. tastes, See aoe ee eas I Could Write A Book Tsorna Reed eh aves ct ce econ Anuwhere I Wander Rower- Reeds const. « eae ee ee ee Setting The Woods On Fire Klengt Ren ie). csc... on ob wats We'll Build A Bungalow Georee SHGGrigues, :h5s.. sak a es There'll Be A Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight Lorraine Roshy. ass sh 3a see alee It’s A Grand Night For Singing BEOCMELICT, «3.6 « cs 6.sis v5 bt es The Typewriter Song EMRE ATID 90. oye 3 lores ak vane 09S Getting To Know You SORES 0) [6 | Smiles OE ee ee ee ae Happy Mood ov oe MCL 0 9 rr Gee, But I’d Like To Make You Happy SES TUDD ic. oe es vac eae Who Cares MEE CADIS oe. oes sveneys votes a's, 08 . Solitude SEER GAIN cr dav ce 4%, ans sales Bell Bottom Blues Te Ut SS life Is A Beautiful Thing MEOW aUehtel .. cee os ess Dreams 0 TO YL a er Ricochet Romance JUNIORS: MEO ESETOLE. yy ese os sec y sas Don’t Sweetheart Me Be OADTAL ak a ee Tell Us Where The Good Times Are Bememin Abral .. wk es tas. Ain’t Misbehavin’ meeigide COULG 2. ers... cee. Daddy Wouldn’t Buy Me A Bow Wow BRIMIMIPATRUBUSCT: 4... Giscn sd sce eos ws Three Foot Skipper Jones RPM NOCOTIAS ip v2 8 see wisi ee be How ’Bout Me oo ELS Skater’s Waltz MEIER ASTAY 202 Sse le ep a Hey, Good Lookin’ PeMnTACLAANGCOCK .... - 2.0.65 es Shopping Around SS Who? Pee IONOTY- . 0. See ee Pistol Packin’ Mamma See MMICOGUK 5... 5.6 bows he Z A little Bit Independent! PERM IMPKOM 5 os. ce tes Wash-board Blues Pmveriomeneld” 25.6... . 21. eee An Apple For The Teacher Annabella Manchester ......... You Can Fly Deeumine . lode... .......... I Love To Dance 6 st re Have You Heard? BO ITCCO er... vee A ese What’ll I Do BOTOUNIOS j. 65.5 - ss eee eve Bell Bottom Trousers PeeeereesDArples.............+.. Don’t Be That Way 0 S) CE A little Girl’s Dream Bete LOWE! ote ease Sincere ey (i Come To Baby Do To EN rr All American Girl MEIREAIS Benes os 5 Gs ge sues ems Young Fella, You’re Ready For Love Bobert Bienvenue .............- Come What May Bremer Orden -........5.s0 6: You And My Guitar Pememsoudakian ........0s.+ Goofus ienwood Comstock @............ Where Did You Get That Girl? 5 A Ss Seven Years With The Wrong Woman Smee uinteey of. ese ee te Ain’t Dat A Shame ESO Keep It Gay Muanigm DONOVAN .... 6600... e us Bring On The Girls NICS xy. a 23P5 eine aos om o's Keep In The Middle Of The Road MEME WROTE 2c 6S gone ess a 5's It Isn’t Fair BBNCIO Ferreira .s...00++ 55 0 Soup For Lunch Seen POUTmICr, =. ,..2.....- Women Beenreis tigiloran. ......-..-5- 0s I Get A Kick Out Of You eam MeCleary “5264.2 - +s Lazy Bones ATID PIVLCCICITONS. gies see 5 5 2 aye 'sih' I Do What I Want reer PF OCKNAM) ..i...:.. 02's 2 bie we Chores TCLS Bay Lig Rn Os I’m Sorry We Met EEDA RE RO DDIUAS ot... 25 so) sone oie Smoke Gets In Your Eyes PeReIRNE METAS VUVTIVIOY, 555 ocr e' , minin as Happy Go Lucky + Ee) TE S13 10) 1 a ee A Kiss In The Dark ET ESIC CG ee gee a ne I’m An Old Cowhand BOOSIVLOEDO. ois ac van esa to ns You Never Say Yes, You Never Say No Pea ONMOEPTNTS eG 5s sie.s 5 5 0 x iste Ain’t Nobody Here But Us Chickens Dorothy Borden Beverly Kent Susan Phinney Giftory GERMAINE BIBEAU Egg Gerry is a funny girl, She always likes a joke; io her we leave this little egg. We hope you get the yoke. NANCY BOAN If there’s a party to be had It’s Nancy’s that we meet. To her we leave this thank-you note, For the good things we’ve had to eat. Thank-you note DOROTHY BORDEN Duncan Sampson had Delilah. Romeo had Juliet. To Dotty we leave Duncan. That’s the best we could get. JANET BRANCH Jet Plane Janet is a Cornell fan. There she loves to go. To her we leave a new jet plane. That train just goes too slow. FAYMOND BRUNEAU Toni Ray has long unruly hair. It makes the girls all frown. To him we leave this Toni, So it won’t flop around. ELIZABETH CAMARA Glove Liz is the sporty type; Baseball is her love. So she can really play the game, We leave her Bobby Doer’s glove. ALBERT CASTONGUAY Albert is a sleepy lad; He stays out late at night. To him we leave these No-Doz pills, To keep him ever-bright. No-Doz pills RUTH DONOVAN Whenever the gang decides to sing, Ruth’s low voice you’ll hear. To her we leave an auditioning card, So, on Inner Sanctum she may appear. Auditioning card DUNCAN FADDEN Two body guards If you have ever read “Tom Sawyer’, You'll know he has a double. To Duncan we leave two body guards, To keep him out of trouble. TERESA GAUDREAU Of all the active girls I know, Tee Dee tops them all. In case she ever gets run down, We leave some Geritol, Geritol ROGER HART Roger has the funniest car. It’s a wonder it stands the weather. To him we leave this roll of tape, To help it stay together. Roll of tape PATSY HASSON Pat takes care of the money; She sometimes thinks it’s fun. To her we leave an iron vault, So with it she can’t run. Iron vault GLORIA HEBERT Gloria is the quiet type; She never has much to say. To her we leave a joke book, So these she can tell each day. Joke book BETTY IRONFIELD Betty’s popular with the boys; She always has a date. To her we leave this small black: book, So she can keep them straight. Black book BEVERLY KENT Pen Bev’s favorite pastime is writing To Herky now and then. To make the task easier, We leave this little pen. WILMA KIRBY Wilma is a sociable girl, Who wants to be a nurse. To her we leave a first-aid kit, To keep inside her purse. First aid kit WILLIAM LAWTON Billy is a tall boy; He’s never feeling low. To him we leave these vitamins, To keep him on the go. Vitamins CHARLES LEES Charlie, with his corny jokes, Sometimes gets real boring; So to him we leave a time bomb, To keep his friends from snoring. Time bomb MARY LEWIS Mary is a small girl, As all of us know. To her we leave these high heeled shoes, So she won’t feel so low. High heeled shoes BEATRICE MELLO Beatrice is a music fan; She’s really on the beat. So she will never sing off key, We leave this music sheet. Music sheet FRANCES MULLEN Dime Frances is our water star; She’s at it all the time. To help her buy a bathing cap, We leave this extra dime, ETHEL PECKHAM Novel Ethel is a quiet girl, Who hasn’t much to say. To her we leave this novel To pass her time away. DIANE PERRY Fuses Diane has a temper, Which she very often loses. In case she ever blows her top, Here’s a box of fuses. SUSAN PHINNEY Ben Hogan is a golf pro, Whose competition’s just begun. To Sue we leave this small gold cup; It’s just as good as won. HELEN PIETRZYK Helen is the lively type; The polka is her dance. To her we leave a partner, To keep her in a trance. JOHN PONTE John is our book worm. You can always find him studying. To him we leave this answer book, So he can stop his worrying. PAUL POIRIER Paul is the lover boy. Some girls call him a liar. To him we leave some matches To heat his kiss of fire. Gold cup Partner Answer book Matches LORNA REED Bench Lorna loves to roller skate, As most of you have guessed. To her we leave this little bench, On which to take a rest. ROGER REED Gun Always, Roger loves to hunt; He really thinks it’s fun. In case an elephant you should meet. Here’s an extra gun. ELENOR REGO Duz Elenor plans to have a home. You know, “Cheaper by the Dozen”. Well, with all those kids and lots of dirt, We leave some Duz for duzzin. GEORGE RODRIGUES Fan When this poor world comes to an end, And the devil claims his man, So good old George won’t feel too warm, We leave this little fan. LORRAINE ROSE Listerine Lorraine is the girl with the veice. When she sings, they ask for more. To her we leave some Listerine, In case her throat gets sore. ANN SCHELTER Pad and pencil We know Ann can use this shorthand pad, And, of course, the pencil too. She takes 120 words a minute. That’s something you can’t do! PATSY SHERMAN Address book Pat has joined us just this year. And although she is quite new, We leave to her this address book, ’Cause we know her friends won’t be few. ELEANOR SHIELDS Ticket Eleanor is a studious girl But also has her fun, Here’s a ticket to the show, For when your work’s all done. JANE STASZ Hearse Jane has one ambition; And that’s to be a nurse. In case she ever goofs, We leave this little hearse. ANN THIBODEAU Anna is an errand girl, Quite punctual all in all. To her we leave these roller skates, So she can speed up the hall. Roller Skates DONALD TRIPP Donald plans to own a farm, With ducks and geese and chickens. To him we leave this bag of grain, With hopes of easy pickins. GAILE TRIPP Writing pad At every meeting the class has, Gaile records the votes. To her we leave this little pad, So she can keep more notes. Bag of grain JUNE TRIPP Flashlight We all have our favorite spots; June’s is Lincoln Park. To her we leave this flashlight, So the walk home won’t be dark. REGINA VELHO Card Regina has been with us three years. She joined us in the fall. To her we leave this little card. In memory of us all, CARRIE WAUGHTEL Telephone Carrie has three boyfriends, Whe are to us unknown. So she may keep in touch with them, We leave this telephone. RONALD WHITE Star Ronnie is our actor. He rolls folks on the floor. To him we leave this shining star, To hang on his dressing room door. Germaine Bibeau Frances Mullen Paul Poirier Ronald White Last Will and Testament First: To th e incoming seniors, we leave our deepest sympathy. oO e ” TOCA RAVACULTY: Mr. Bibeau: We leave a speedometer to clock the students running to lunch. Mr. Keough: We leave a great big voice. Mr. Wood: We leave a brass band so he won’t be lonesome in the office when the Senior ‘‘ Office Aids’’ leave. Mr. Sisson: We leave a new shop dress. Miss Lees: We leave a tent in case you find the rent too high. Mr. Slowe: We leave a Gillette super-speed to use when he starts shaving. Miss Philpot: We leave a private secretary to correct and file h er numerous papers. Miss Cahoon: We leave some pleasant pills. Miss Tripp: We leave a genius who ean find his seat in study hall two days in a row. Miss Monti: We leave our sincere good wishes for a happy married life. Mr. Papandrea: We leave a dual-control kiddie car for his twins. Mr. Hall: We leave a case of Ipana to keep his smile in shape. Mr. Cariglia: We leave a supply of bubble gum for next year’s team. Mr. Brightman: We leave a year’s supply of free haircuts at Manny’s barber shop. Mr. Martel: We leave a bottle of hair tonic to keep his waves in place. Mr. Souza: We leave a new pair of basketball shorts for the teachers’ oames, Miss Noonan: We leave a trained kangaroo to keep our Narry League high scoring record intact. Miss Carvalho: We leave a new crew of office aides to brighten her day. Mrs. Hemingway: We leave a mixed chorus that can read music. Mr. Downing: We leave a vote in future Senior Class Meetings. Mr. Braga: We leave a pair of elevator shoes so he can see over his music stand, Cafeteria Workers: We leave a cook book. The Janitors: We leave a dust cloth. TO THE JUNIORS: I, Pat Sherman, leave my ability to make friends quickly to Roger Dueas. I, Beatrice Mello, leave my record collection to Anita Gillet. [, Sue Phinney, leave to Nancy Smith my well-dressed appearance. I, Gaile Tripp, leave my violin to Norma Farias. I, Diane Perry, leave my quick temper to Joan Rounds, I, Mary Lewis, leave my 4 feet 5 inches to Adalaide Couto. I, Ruth Donovan, leave my blushes to Lynwood Comstock. I, Charles Lees, leave my drowsiness to David Cunneen. I, Beverly Kent, leave my reserved manner to Beverly Reed. We, Roger Hart and William Lawton, leave our reckless driving to Lorraine Landry. I, Teresa Gaudreau, leave to Virginia Cabral my popularity. I, Regina Velho, leave my job as nurse’s aid to Hugette Ledoux, I, Wilma Kirby, leave my salesmanship ability to Gladys Longfield. We, John Ponte and Eleanor Shields, leave our study lamps to Richard Borden. Raymond Bruneau, leave my artistic ability to Theresa Benoit. Donald Tripp, leave my office as F. F. A. president to Calvin Tripp. Lorraine Rose, leave my vocal ability to Barbara Sharples. Helen Pietrzyk, leave my love for polkas to Joe Sexton. June Tripp, leave my love for Lincoln Park to Frannie Halloran. I, i; 1% iS I, I, Liz Camara, leave my athletic ability to Pat Wood. I, Ethel Peckham, leave my shyness to Edward Peckham, I, Dunean Fadden, leave my dancing ability to Dana Denault. I, Paul Poirier, leave my unexpected comments to Alford Dyson. I, Ronald White, leave my acting ability to Mike Cullen. We, Betty Ironfield and Lorna Reed, leave our love for roller skating to Marion Reed. Roger Reed, leave my love for hunting to William McCleary. I, Janet Branch, leave to Dana Denault my executive ability. I, Nancy Boan, leave my creative ideas and artistic ability to the one who ean best use them for the advancement of the Junior Class. Dottie Borden, leave my coy ways to Theresa Swartz. Pat Hasson, leave my gym suit to my sister Lois. , Elenor Rego, leave my pleasing manner to Eleanor Cabral. Germaine Bibeau, leave my bustling manner to Audrey Lekom. I | I I I, Ann Schelter, leave my recipe for frosted brownies to Venancio Ferreira. I. Anna Thibodeau, leave my position as head office aid to Barbara Hancock. I. Jane Stasz, leave my talkative manner to Annabella M anchester. I, Carrie Waughtel, leave my silent manner to Ruth Danhauser. I , Frances Mullen, leave my ability to eat in class to anyone who'll get up at 5 and pack a lunch. I, George Rodrigues, leave to Bruce Boudakian my love for cain-raising. I, Albert Castonguay, leave my method of choosing dates to Joe Pires. Ruth Donovan Jane Stasz Betty Tronfield Class History FRESHMAN YEAR: Charlie and Teresa once again, In the council sat ; Sixty shivering Freshmen were we, And with their untiring efforts, Starting a path of complexity. Laid our activity mat. Our will was strong, so faith took hold, Two food sales and a raffle, To carry us through our Freshman role. The ‘‘ Dismal Drag’’ and Prom, Ronnie was our leader; Elenor his aid. Our outings and those parties, They both were very capable ; Were but a tiny bomb. A suecessful class they made. To all the joyful days we had Frances took the minutes, In our third year of high, While Pat collected cash. As our destiny drew closer, And only those who knew us We had no time to pry Could speak of us as rash. Into our books for knowledge; To our Student Couneil, To find the when? or why?. Teresa and Jim we sent. So intent on having fun were we, Together they both, on our behalf, We let those things go by. Many ideas and opinions lent. Two food sales helped our income In that first adventurous year. SENIOR YEAR: Now as we leave this stepping stone, een Our memories banish fear, Now in the year of fifty-four, The most significant one of all, The work we do, and grades we get Will mark our rise or fall. SOPHOMORE WOBLBU Res As in 50). Ronnie again peg RPE By tear yntpenn Bie Held the reins to our success, AS Wen DEOSE Cape O iGO Ur aot bers a hae With Elenor, Pat, and Gaile the same Our future still impending, The principle elements of our thoughts Were money and fun unending. Our elections proved George most fit Our activities were many To guide our elimb aang And crechan sige Pa With Elenor as his stand-in ss Pips ere y Paes | CivcaaeeaT] ? We danced the ‘ Witches Wiggle Nie ae Secs tlie Til a ‘‘Snow Ball’’ began to run Pat collected quite a bit ‘Father of the Bride’? was successful ; To help our treasury grow; ears + ee wr ’ Ob ala ele TS Our food sales brought in dough. Eleanor kept the records straight Our Prom was held ona: Geen OLS aay aad ae eam Our outing, we didn’t know Teresa and Charlie this time aie : ott eh We look forward to our future; Held the council of that year. Vite kniv: that well doe : ‘ They helped in all our efforts at ds . ag Moras temei te icee Yet in the heart of each of us 0 ge SEA Sevag! These memories will always dwell. We were proud of our accomplishments We've done our-vertt best jaa As we left that year behind; ae and Rees 4 ; a er a Be Neer Now onward we must go. ur treasury had grown and we were wise Tae ath cee anh tale n offices, hospitals, and college To the ways of a thrifty mind. ea : : = We'll make our superiors know That we have come from Westport High, The class of 754. Helping our class progress. KElenor, Teresa, Ronnie and John Were the councillors from our elass. FAT aNT he , : JUNIOR YEAR: Never before and never again WEIR enn Will a class walk through her door ur Junior year we now behol« ry ae ce A aa tshi hae Re thee Cea as Mhat was able to laugh at life, seen 5 , Yet accomplish so much, too. While we advanced that weary path, Maze sor tunoheai liteforever ' ioe) 5] We found a fertile soil. George kept his vigil o’er our group; Little Elenor eouldn’t lose. Patsy Hasson Gaile began her new position, John Ponte While Pat collected dues. Gaile Tripp And enjoy it ‘til we’re through. 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We have been leaders in many phases of school activities, and have strived to set a good example for you to follow. A good example is the best heritage a graduating class may leave. In cooperation with the faculty, plan your work efficiently. Join, support and contribute to extra-curricular activities. Activities not only pro- vide recreation, but offer an opportunity for learning to the serious member. Attend class meetings regularly, vote wisely, and above all, respect your leaders, for herein lies the strength of any class. Leadership in your class must be developed. The senior year requires strong and able guidance that cannot be the responsibility of one member. Inherent in the four years we have spent in Westport High School are memories we can never forget. We now look upon the future, hoping it will hold opportunities and success for all of us. Before leaving, we extend a most hearty welcome to the Juniors and wish them every success as Seniors. Ronald White Boys’ Sports DAVENPORT Dud was undoubtedly our most valuable player. He led the team in most depart- ments and made good use of his height by controlling the boards. Dud was named to the Massachusetts Class D All-Star Team, and was also a unanimous choice for the All-Narry Team. POIRIER Paul was our set shot artist and joins with Roy in making the plays. He constantly thrilled the crowds with his long sets which were usually good for two points. SEXTON _ Joe was not only among the highest scorers, but grabbed his share of the rebounds. Joe is ambidextrous and is especially effective on a corner set. ROY Roger was another important cog in the teams successful season. Roy scored con- stantly throughout the season with sets and driving hooks. Roy also has two years ahead of him. Roger was the other member of the Westport squad to be named to the Massachusetts Class D All-Star Team DYSON Dyce was our number three guard, and whenever called upon, was always ready to play his best. He displayed a one hand push shot and an occasional driving under- hand lay-up. Al still has another year to play for Westport. LEES Charlie was always ready to go in and fight for Westport whenever summoned. Charlie doesn’t mind a rough game, because he can give as well as take. RODERIGUES George is one of our best forwards. Al- though he is not a remarkable point-getter, he did contribute many points to the victory parade. George is also a valuable man under the boards. WHITE, FADDEN, DENAULT Ron, Dunc, and Dana rounded out our top ten. Although they did not always see action, they were in good shape and always ready. All three saw action throughout the season at forward and center positions. aca i First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Hall, Al Dyson, Ron White, Charlie Lees, Joe Sexton, Dud Davenport, Paul Poirier, George Rodrigues, Duncan Fadden, Roger Roy, Coach Cariglia. Second Row, Left to Right: Floyd DeAndrade, Manny Cabral, Leonard Cunningham, Roland Massey, Franny Halloran, John Souza, Edmund Desrosiers, Bruce Boudakian, Roddy Cadima, Larry Poirier. Third Row, Left to Right: Thomas Vasconcellos, Bob Fontaine, Bill Golliff, Dana Denault, Joe Rego, Freddy Wordell, George Johnson, John Boan, Paul Amaral, Westport 75 Bristol Aggies 33 Westport 48 Somerset 62 Westport 45 Dartmouth 35 Westport 52 Dighton 47 Westport 44 Holy Family 50 Westport 99 Prevost 51 Westport 99 Diman 35 Westport 54 Case 46 Westport 72 Bristol Aggies 43 Westport 49 Somerset 66 Westport 65 Case 49 Westport 52 Dartmouth 53 Westport 68 Dighton 37 Westport 45 Holy Family 50 Westport 73 Prevost 56 Tournament Scores Qualifying — Westport 53 Sacred Heart of Weymouth 29 Quarter-Finals — Westport 62 Harwich 43 Semi-Finals — Westport 50 Westford 42 Finals — Westport 62 Bellingham Games Lost Cheerleaders TEAM! Here They Are “Tee Dee” He's Our Man Go, Go, Go! | Left to Right: Luella Butts, Pat LaRocque, Gloria Hebert, Carolyn Smith, Eleanor Shields, Barbara Sharples, Nancy Smith, Elenor Rego, Heien Pietryzk, Eleanor Cabral, Susan Phinney, Janet Branch, Teresa Gaudreau, Agnes Sylvia, Elizabeth 1 Camara. Virginia Cabral, Ann Schelter, Shirley Plante, Pat Wood, Jane Stasz, Merva Hopkinson, Mable Teachman. Back Row: Janet Baker, Miss Noonan, Ann Thibodeau. Elenor Tee Dee Agnes Girls’ Sports ELEANOR CABRAL Eleanor is one of the eight that will be back for next year’s team. Her speed has been a valuable asset to the team this year. JANET BRANCH Janet has done a good job in controlling the backboards and passing in her four years of basketball. She is known for her end to end passes to Tee-Dee. ELENOR REGO Elenor is our tiniest team mate. Her size however has been no hindrance in her basketball ability. Elenor has aided the team with her close guarding and speedy dribbling. TERESA GAUDREAU Teresa is one of our speediest forwards. Her swift passing ability and quick pivoting have aided all our victories. Teresa also set a new Narry League record this year, scoring 37 points in the Dartmouth game. SUSAN PHINNEY Susan was our highest scorer this season. She did most of her scoring with an effec- tive overhead shot. Suzie is known for her cool easy-going manner on the floor. HELEN PIETRZYK Helen is effective in retrieving distant re- bounds and aided the team with her passing ability. She has a good lay-up shot which she uses quite freely. AGNES SYLVIA Agnes is our most spirited player. Distant rebounding and pass interception are her specialties. She has added much life to the team and has two more years to play for Westport. ELIZABETH CAMARA Liz is our all around athlete. She has been on all the girls athletic teams throughout her four years. Her favorite is softball and she is usually the first one on the diamond in spring. The second team had a very successful season. They lost one game, tied two, and won five. The members of the second team will have gained much valuable experience by next season. The second team members include: Pat Wood, captain, Pat LaRocque, Virginia Cabral, Merva Hopkinson, Louella Butts, Diane Perry, Eleanor Shields, Gloria Hebert, Ann Schelter, Naney Smith, Carol Smith, Shirley Plante, Barbara Sharples and Jane Stasz. Varsity Scores: Westport 40 Westport 36 Westport 35 Westport 94 Westport 49 Westport 45 Westport 51 Westport 47 Games Won New Bedford Voke 43 Fairhaven 39 New Bedford High 34 Dartmouth 13 Dartmouth 37 New Bedford Voke 46 Fairhaven 61 New Bedford High 35 318 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB SECOND SOPRANOS ORCHESTRA MIXED CHORUS Nancy Eeabas ART CLUB PEP SQUAD VILLAGER STAFF FATHER OF THE BRIDE CAST “Whata dump!” “But darling, you can’t see me now” CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 9 “I'd love to go CAST OE GAORPE GOO OIE 5 “Here’s the plan, boss.” 4, SSSSSSOSS SS SS SSS SSS SSS SSS SS SS SS SSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS PODS SOOSOSOS wy SL SSSSSOSSOS Best Wishes to the Class of ‘54 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSssso: SOSS WESTPORT PRINTING CO. — JOB PRINTING — DOSSSSSSS SOSSSOSSSSS SS POSSSSS y SSSSO9SSSO9OSS POS SSOSSS Printer of the “Brownie” Tel. F.R. 3-2759 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSE SSSSSSSSS SOSSSSOSSSOSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSS State Road No. Westport, Mass. 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NEW ENGLAND’S LARGEST ANODIZING PLANT LEES OIL SERVICE, INC. WESTPORT POINT TEL. 300-2 KEROSENE — FUEL OIL — GASOLINE METERED SERVICE — FURNACE BURNERS BEEEE_EEEHHAEOOELPEELPEEOPE_EPL LOA� A OA y PP DDDGSSI SSF FF PP PSPSPS SPSFPPSPSFS FSF FFF SSF FF SFFSSSSSOSSOS SSS SS SOS SOO SOS OSS SSS SSO SOOO OS SOS SS SOO SSS S SSS 9999889 a PSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOS SB SOS SS SS SSS SSS SSS SOS SSS SSS SSSSSSSOSSSSSSSS ‘ POSS SOS OOS OS SS SSS SSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS8SSSESSSSS6SSSSSSSSSSSSSssssc ¥ % . % % 3 7 Vv ¥ % x $ st x e COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL WIRING @ X A x $ % Y XK y mS y) ¥ x WESTPORT ELECTRIC ¥ x %s : y, ‘ MOTOR REPAIRING PLUGS INSTALLED x ¢ ? : ‘ % $ % COMPLETE FIXTURE SERVICE $ 4 , s 3 ¥ ¥, °) ¥) $ 3 % ¢ } es x % TEL. 2-8218 BREAULT ST. % a v4) $ JOSEPH R. PLAMONDON NO. WESTPORT, MASS. % $s % ms My, x x ¥ % ¥ Vv “y) x % % % 3 , ‘ x 7 K % y) X% x CeOOM Pe sl MB eNa Tas % % % XK XK K y 4 x OF x ¥ XK .%, % my) v $ % v A yy x . A. F. MACHINERY CO., INC. . Ke x : ¥ x yy x x — TEXTILE MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES — X % ¥% x s x % ty B % x A, F. FYANS, President % 4 4 rm) % % % ¥ XK ¥ % a % a % % a x POCROOCOPOOH PPP FPF FPF FFF PPP PF FF FFP FPF PF PF PF PPP FPF PPP PF 434 444 OA 4 4 44 PNP PNIRINS POCCO OR CP OES POPSROS DOSS OOS SOS ISOS OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO “yy PPPS PSPSPS FOSS SOS OSS POSS SOO OOOO ? KENNETH A. POTTER JONATHAN H. POTTER Registered Funeral Directors Embalmers Proprietors POTTER FUNERAL SERVICE Potter Funeral Home | Kirby Funeral Home +++. 4 + + 4 4 4 4 a PIPPFS SSFP PFS SF PPP PFPF PPP PF FFP PPP PPP FPP PPP FO x REED ROAD 61 TARKILN HILL RD. % Westport, Mass. New Bedford, Mass. % $ : Resident Manager Pe 24-hour service at ] DONALD L. POTTER, 3 both funeral homes ’ ¥ Registered Embalmer sa ¥ Telephone Westport 100 Telephone New Bedford 3-1615 Hearty Congratulations SOOO O SSO SOP SSOP OPO SSIS ISS POS to the 54 : GRADUATING CLASS OF 1954 : from all the members of the x Westport Teachers Association é 4 OPPS PPS FFF FF FPF FF FFF FF FFF FFF FFFFFFFSFSSSOOS OSS SS SSSOSSSSS y é 434,454 56565656656 O Fp OOOO Ot 4 35590 OC0OO PPP FFP FPF PPP FP FPF PP FFF PPP FPP PP FP FPF FFF PF PPP FPP OO . 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SUMMER DELIVERY all ready to give you its steady, healthful, x D dependable heat next winter. And it will be x AND YOULL a load off your pocketbook if you buy now at our special reduced summer prices. Ca SAVE ON ial reduced ices. Call us today so we can schedule delivery to you at the present money-saving price. EASY BUDGET TERMS Bowenville Coal Co. 10 THIRD ST. — TEL. 5-7888 FALL RIVER, MASS. NEXT WINTERS 6 4 4 4 4 4 tt 44 44 FAA AAA AAA AA A AA A A aA A Aa aa 4 6 44.6. +O. O44 FFF 4 RPE EPO FE FEE IOI III I III ILI PIII LLL I IPP PIR PPP PPP PSF PF FFF FF FFF FD POS POP PPP IP PPP Po PPPS SPF PPP PSF FFP FPF PS PPP PFO PFO MISS SSSSISSSSSSSSS SSS SS SSSSS 66S OOO EOE EEEO4OH PPP PPP PEF IPF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FF FFE PF PPP PPP PPPOE, J SOS SOS SS SOS SOS SS SSS SSS SOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSO SSSSSSSSSS6S8SS508683S 4 % . S ana HENRY’S USED CARS 751 EASTERN AVENUE FALL RIVER, MASS. POSS SSO OSS SS SSS SSS SS SS SOSOSOS 4 TEL. 2-1182 SE55555°6 SS POS OSS o “SEE THE BEST BEFORE YOU INVEST” 3S PPPS PSF FOF FSS FFF FF FSS WOODS DAIRY MILFORD ROAD SWANSEA, MASS. 7 QUALITY OVER 50 YEARS Established 1858 George Delano, Jr. William H. Barker JOHN P. SLADE SON INSURANCE — REALTORS 57 NORTH MAIN STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Telephone 7-9475 oe PPPPPPP PPPS PP SPF F FPF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF ¢ 446+ ++ ed PPP PPP FI FF FFF FFF FFF FF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFP FPP FFP PPP PPP PP EPP PPS PPO F FF FSF FS FSS OSS OSS SO SSS SOO SSS SSS SSS SS SSSSS SOS SS SSSSSSSSSSSSS SS SS SS SSSSSSSSSSSS6S85S5833838S° a + SSSSSSSSSSSS SS SSG SSS SSS OSS SSS SSS SSS SS SSS SSS SSS SS SSS SFOS OOOO POS VPS PPPS SF FFP FF FFF FFF FSO SPSS FFF SS y POPES OOOO eS4 e4 P39 , aS Psd P 3 eS Ps Ps o4 Compliments to the Class of 54 NORMAN FORAND INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC F. R. 3-6831 F. R. 3-2684 AMERICAN EAGLE AND TRAVIS INSURANCE CO. BERCHIRE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. PAUL O. BARRE — OPTOMETRIST — FALL RIVER MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF PICARD’S SUNOCO STATION Between A P and Coca Cola Plant DIAL N. B. 2-8695 1069 KEMPTON ST. NEW BEDFORD, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF MARY’S BEAUTY SALON and MANNIE’S BARBER SHOP CENTRAL VILLAGE WESTPORT, MASS. TEL. 210-4 or 74-21 4 44 4 SPP PPP PF FPF FFF PF IFPI FFD PIN ILSS PPPS OSS OFF OOS SOOO OOOO OOOO LIES EE EE EEE EEE 665656565654 ®PIPPIPPPPP PDP PPPS PPP PAPE PPP PPP PEEP EEE EPP PETE SSOSSOSSSOOS SOOO SOOO SOOO OSS SSS SS SOS SS SOS S SSCS SSS SSSOS SSS SSS SSG SS SSS SS SSF SSFP FFF FF FF FFF FF FF FFF SF FFP FFF PPD. 4 ’ a SOOO SSS SS OSS SS SS SSS SSS SSS SSS SESS SSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS9999S5SSSSS¢5 4 ¥ v ¥ 9 4 +) % % . 3 ¥ “ 9) Me x COMPLIMENTS 4 % oS +97 oy, a) 4) x OF x ¥ : XK me “4 . % $ Xx 4 4d 4 x CLASS OF ‘55 x +o] 07 . Ya : ‘ x x s XK : (4 me $ % % N % a ie M4 x COMPLIMENTS $ % $ % , : . $ OE % Y 7 3 7 3 $ % CLASS OF ‘56 x ¥ y + % . % $ 3 . : 7 3 % % M4 % : : ms x x x TRIPP WELDING SERVICE x . L R ‘ 7 3 s 3 yy % . 3 MAIN ROAD % ¥ ¥ A “A ‘ WESTPORT % ‘ : ey s 3 s 3 ? “ 7 + “ Me oo “ . % Me : GRUNDY’S LUM SUPPLY ; x D L BER PPL : % % rh, $ ROOFING — MASON SUPPLIES — PAINTS x ’ LY, . 4 % BUILDING AND FINISHING LUMBER — PLYWOOD AND WALLBOARD : A $ Me % Telephone Westport 49 X . us Me WESTPORT, MASS. % % X s mS OOOO OPPOON OPPO POPOL OPES PPSE PPPOE alata sat a at a aa POOP O PDD D DDD P PPP POP PPDEPO POPP OLAEEAL EE A MA a % ¥ a “ ¥ % 4 % % a % % x % COMPLIMENTS OF , Xx es Ms % ¥ x x x 4 % Y % x x ‘ x x $ 84 BEDFORD STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. % . a % % x % x x % XN x v %) % x $ x COMPLIMENTS y % XK v : ; % ve) a Xx O I x x ¥ x XK 3s XK 3 x CLASS OF ‘57 x % x ¥ $ % x 3 % % : � ¥ 4 x % XK x wy ’ xv ¥ ¥ $ % ‘ GUIMOND FARMS INC x 7 e . x x % A % y x “A” QUALITY x ¥ ¥ x DAIRY PRODUCTS x ¥ ¥ x x % YY ¥ %) 3 Office Plant mS Ms a % 831 ROBESON ST. FALL RIVER, MASS. 121 BEDFORD ST: a .% % Tel. 2-0482 Tel. 2-6240 x x x ¥ ¥ x 4 % X% Y mA X —— x % COMPLIMENTS OF % ¥ % x x X % % x THE LEDGE LUNCHEONETTE x y . 4) 4 x STATE ROAD y ‘ % . % NO. DARTMOUTH, MASS. X x x % % v ’ x CECIL SMITH, JR., Owner GRILL AND DAIRY BAR ¥ ’ X x 4 ¥ PS SSS. FSS. F I FFP SOOO FPF FF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FPF PF FCF FSF FFF FFF FFF FFF FOF OOOO ‘4 OOOO POS PS FSS SPSS FSO PS SS SPSS PFO POPP OP PESOS OOOO OOOO OOOO SSIS SE ¥ 3s vy y x % x Einh. x xs COMPLIMENTS OF % v %, 4 $ ) 3 a) Mo) % ° . Howard Church — Bert Christopher x 7 ) ‘ % ‘ Johnny Machado x 7 .o 3 x “YOUR FRIENDLY JANITORS.” x 4 % % x . X % ms + A $ x + % : oe) e, A, : FRATES DAIRY % X XK ¥ ¥ 07 % x ICE CREAM — LUNCHEONETTE % 7 x % x s % x STATE ROAD WESTPORT x « $ ‘ x x x Xx s % % 4 $ . % % COMPLIMENTS % + 3 a . % % OF % x 4 % % x % ¥ ¢ ‘ % % A FRIEND x o 4) x x % XK x % ¥ +7 x x . 9 Ww x 4 sv ¥, a : ] 4) COMPLIMENTS OF $ : : x x ’ Ww a 4 y 4 ‘ WESTPORT DRUG ‘ 4 3 x % WILLIAM REJSEK, Reg. Pharmacist % mS x : 4 $ STATE RD. NO. WESTPORT Me x $ x $ a SSE SOOO OOOO OSPF SSOP SSS SSO SSO SS SSS SSS SPOS SSS SOS SSS SSSSSS % 4 % SEH BOIEHEIOHEGGHHEHEEHEAEELE ALLA LA PPP FPP FFF FPP LLG PGLALA PAPA PP PP PPP PP PP PPA LPP PAPA AAA SOOO COMPLIMENTS OF - , a a a a ae H. P. HOOD SONS ICE CREAM DIVISION POPS SOS PFO OOS 84 BARRETT STREET FALL RIVER A a a ae $$$99$9965S6666o4 LEACH SON POSS @ EVINRUDE MOTORS e LYMAN BOATS POSS OO COMPLIMENTS OF McWHIRRS X — FALL RIVER’S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE — OPPS FSS FOO x 163-193 SOUTH MAIN ST. FALL RIVER S65¢ OSES TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS INC. SSSS: POX 271 UNION STREET SO PROF EFF FPF ODS Phone 5-7034 Royals — Underwoods Remingtons — Coronas 4.4.4 4.4 4.4 4.4 4.4 4.6. é 4 OF FF AAO 4 NPP PPA PPP PPI PPP IPP PPI PPI PP PFI PPP FPF PPP FPF IPP FF FPF FPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PP PPP PP PPP PP PPP PPP SPOOL OOP OOP FFF FFF PFE FIFFFFFFFFFFEFFFFFFFF FOP PF FPP F SP FPF FF FFF PPS 4 “ CAA ODD PPD PS SPSS SSSS DODD IPP PPP SPE PSPSPS CAPA P SAPP PPPEPPDFPIRS % ’, x ¥, % COMPLIMENTS OF THE CAFETERIA WORKERS — Live High On A Low Budget — BUY YOUR HOME FURNISHINGS APPAREL GIFTS APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS AT WING’S New Bedford’s 80 Year Old “Friendly” Store Come in and open a Charge Account Tomorrow! MAE MAGEE HOLMES Private Instructions in Ballet, Toe, Tap, and Social Dancing Tel. Westport 301-11 COMPLIMENTS OF MOBY DICK SPORT SHOP AT THE POINT BRIDGE $4 OE OOSOSCSSCOCS SSBB SSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSS SS SS SOS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SFO PISS PF ODS � S PAS FF OF FO FAO 4 Oe PPP SPP oP PP OP SSSOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSS GS SSS SSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ’ ¥ + PP PPP PP PPP PP? SSSSSSSSSSSSsSs SSO SS OSS FSF SF FOF FF FOF FFF FFF é SPSS SSOP FFF FFF FF FFF SPF 4 POSPOSSOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SS SSS SOS SSSSS + 44 IEEE EGA E ELE EA LI IA LS Fb bb bt 4 PPPS GPP OG PPA IF FFF PIF PPP PP PPS SSS SSO OOOO OOS OOOO OOOO SSO SCHWARTZ LUMBER THE DEPARTMENT STORE FOR BUILDING SUPPLIES AND HOME APPLIANCES 664 BROADWAY, FALL RIVER Telephone 8-5201 J. RUSSELL WAITE PLUMBING — HEATING — WATER SYSTEMS — OIL BURNERS SALES — SERVICE — INSTALLATIONS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES — TELEVISION OFFICE AND SHOWROOMS REED RD., NO. DARTMOUTH, MASS. Dial New Bedford 3-4229 Charles D. Poirier Reg. Pharmacist State Road North Westport Compliments of Curtis Weatherproofing Co. Main Road Westport Tel. 216 Maintenance Engineers Contractors 44 4 + 4 4 FF OF oe tA OF Ot ttt Melody Shop Largest Collection of Records in New Bedford CARDS RECORDS Compliments of Westport Point Market WESTPORT POINT, MASS. Tel. 236-4 PPP PI PPP PF FFF LAF PIF PIF FF FFF FP FFF FIFI FFF IFIP FFF FPF FFP PPS IF ISS SD 44 rv 6 4 4 6 4 6 +. +. +. +O. +.6 + 6 ++ 6 OO 04 OOOO OOOO 4 O44 Ob 6b 4+ 4 4 PPPS SF PISS FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF PFF FF FFF FFFFFFF FF FFFSF FSS SSFP FFF FFP FFF FF FPF FF FFF FF FF FFF FFF FFF FPF SSS FFP ¢ s a y, BSS SESS 5545 S54 5645444644646 : PLEFGPPISDSS SIS PSF FFF FFF FFF OF PPPS SSS SOSOSOO OOS OSS SSSSSSSSSSS PDODPO PPO SPI SOP O PSO PPO POOP OS SOS OSB EO OS OSS ‘Ne OOO SOO SOS PSS SSOP SS SS OSS OSS OSS OSES SSSSSSSOSS Compliments of Cornell’s Orchestra Square Dancing — Round Dancing Parties — Wedding Receptions — Amplifying system for hire — Tel. Westport 233-4 Compliments of Frank P. Motta BERRYMANS CORNER No. Westport, Mass. Compliments of Leslie J. Tripp General Insurance — Notary Public Drift Road Head of Westport Tel. 15-4 Compliments of Clarence Lawton Range and Fuel Oil Tel. 92-3 Westport, Mass. PS PPP P aP PaO OOO PPP PPP FFF PFO FPO OOO Sunoco Gas Station NARROWS, FALL RIVER Gas — Oil — Repairs Al Berube, Prop. VISIT Jeannette B’s Beauty Shop LASSONDE ST. No. Westport Tel. 7-9666 Fabrics — Gifts — Clothes — Toys Novelties — Overalls Beverly's Fabric Shop OLD COUNTY ROAD Head of Westport, Mass. Telephone Westport 123-14 Tripp’s Store Meats, Vegetables, Fruits, Frozen Foods Fountain Service Under New Management JOSEPH PELLETIER SSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS + SSSSSSSSSSS SSS SSSSsSsss Nae EESOSS SS9SS Pr 565+ SOoSt ‘aa SOSSSSSSSFOOS SOS PROPS PPP P OSS ¥ cs POPP PPP PPP PPP PP PPP FPF PPP FPP FFP PSPS s SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSS SSS SSS SS SSO +. a F. L. Tripp Sons Boat Builders Marine Railway Storage Westport Gas Company Vier CABRAL, JR; Prop. HOMGAS—Sales Service State Road Tel. F.R. 3-683] North Westport, Mass. Compliments of the Carnival Drive-In Top Dollar for your Scrap Iron Tin Mid-City Scrap lron and Salvage NORTH WESTPORT Tel. 3-6236 434436, O4 6.4945 6546 4454 FOGG SOF FF FPP FFF FPP PFS FF PPP POO SOO OOO OOOO OOO OOOO OOO OOOO OOOO Compliments of Main Road Market Prop; ROLANDSLRIPE Dial 2-3560 Residence: 12 Roper Street Dial 3-7354 Fall River Tool Die Co. FOUR WALKER STREET Fall River, Mass. Plastic Molds Dies Tools Dies Castings Drift Road Fudge Maker HELEN J. TRIPP Westport Point Homemade Chocolate Fudge Erown Sugar Fudge Divinity Fudge Compliments of Philip Z. Barnaby, Jr. SANFORD ROAD No. Westport, Mass. 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New Bedford, Mass. Tel. 3-1779 Peerless Laundry, Inc. Service — Sanitation — Satisfaction 1668 PLEASANT STREET Fall River, Mass. Dial 9-6497 4 al PPP FPP FFP PPP FFF PF FFF PIP FFP FPP FPP PPP FPP PPO PF POP PPP POPP PPO FPF POO OOOO Compliments of Small’s Poultry Farm HORSENECK ROAD So. Westport, Mass. Tel. 200 Compliments of A Friend Bogle Hill Bakery Pies — Cake — Pastry Since 1893 1860 PLEASANT ST. Fall River, Mass. Phone 2-5869 Compliments of Central Barber Shop CLELAND COOPER, Prop. 4 POPP PPP PF FFF FFP FPP PFS PPFD PPP PAOD DAP APP PE PPP PAP PPP PPP PPP PPP eo x 4 5S 4566S PROP PPS PSPSPS PPP POOP SOOO SO OOS SSS SSSSSSSS PPPPPPPP PP PPPS O PP PP PPS OOS OOOO LOSS 4. + . 4 POPP P SPP PPP PPP PF FOSS FOO OOOO 4 X %, . 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Lawrence PPP PP FP PP SFP FFF PPP FFF PFO FFF FFF FOOFOOCO OOS OSS SSS SSESEEESSSEOSSSSSSSSSESESSESSSESSSSSEBEEEEEEE IEE O bbb OObbb-b bd PPP PPP LL ILI III II II III III III PPP IPP PP PPI PFPFIPPFIFFIFFFFFIFFFFFSFIFFFFFFFFFSFSSSSSSSSSOSSS SSS 99 SS SSSSSSsssssss 4 te PPPS OSS 4.46 $3454,4645¢ ¢ PFE PPP FF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FFF FPF FPP PP FPP FFE PFO PY A ‘ % %, . oor “+ SPP P EPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PP OPP PSS SPP PPO OPPS SSS POSS SOS SOS OOO OSORIO SOB BBS SSB SSS SSBB SSS BSE 66955555666: % os 4 4465664 6,6,6,051 657 POPP OOO OOOO OOO GOSOSOSSOSOSEGOSSOGSOGSSSESESESSSESSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSSESSESSS SN NN NN ee a IOP S SPD APSE SDD D-DD eae ae aa Arlan‘s Department Store BROOK DEANE STREETS New Bedford Hub Clothiers 162 PLEASANT ST. Fall River Tel. 7-9409 Compliments of Cahoon’s Greenhouses OLD BEDFORD RD. Tel. F.R. 3-6482 Four Square Village Garage T. PEREIRA, Prop. Road Service Sanford Rd. 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