Westport High School - Brownie Yearbook (Westport, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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PIERCE Superintendent “Peace rules the day where reason rules the mind.” HAROLD S. WOOD Principal “No man was ever written out of a reputation, but by himself.” Subject: Biology ANNA C. PAOLI Vice-Principal “The happiest person ts the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts.” Subject: English LLOYD A. BRIGHTMAN MRS. MARY G. JOLIN “We have been friends together “Human happiness depends mainly in sunshine and shade.” on the improvements of small Subjects: Guidance Director, English CPR CUES Subjects: Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Office Practice ELLA’ B. PHILPOT . EVERETT G. DOWNING “Patience is a nobler motion “Persistency will carry you anywhere than any deed.” if you use enough of it.” Subjects: English, Latin Subjects: Problems of Democracy, U. S. Histor y, Civics, World History FRANCIS J. MARTINEAU “Wise he was for the world has schooled him, human nature seldom fooled him.” Subjects: Physics, Mathematics IV, French BARBARA ANDRADE “Good to be merry and wise.” Subject: Physical Education a HELEN? TRIES “Her duties well performed and her days well spent.” Subjects: Librarian, English NICHOLAS CARIGLIA “Self-confidence is the first secret of success.” Subject: Physical Education ARTHUR JOLIN CHARLEY BUESS “Patience is the best remedy “Laughing cheerfulness throws sunligh for every trouble.” on all the paths of life.” Subjects: Junior Business Training, Subjects: Mechanical Drawing, Typing, Business Law Shop, Driver ‘Training GARY HALL “Life is short, so let’s be gay.” Subjects: English, Civics, Physical Education EDMIE BIBEAU “The future of our civilization depends upon the widening hold of the scientific habit of mind.” Subjects: Biology, General Science ALFRED MARTEL “All mankind loves a lover.” Subjects: General and Applied Science, Reading, Arithmetic FRANCISCO R. SOUZA, JR. “None but himself can be his parallel.” Subjects: Algebra, Chemistry, Geometry CLAYTON E. SISSON “Tdeas in the head set hands about their several tasks.” Subject: Industrial Arts THOMAS McGARR “Time, patience and industry are the great masters of the world.” Subject: Agriculture - Ae ae no ee ee ee ae a ae ke ne Bye Sages ® ed a A ws —_ N +4 Ba ¢ 4 “oy N 7a see Pin Oe WILLIAM F. KEOUGH, JR. “Faith, determination, right combined, moved mountains.” Subjects: English, Reading, Latin MRS. BARBARA A. GIFFORD “A maiden neat and trimly dressed.” Subjects: Home Economics Reading, Arithmetic h S MRS. DOROTHY W. SMITH ULYSSES SOUZA “Happiness grows at our own fireside “One of the greatest mysteries in the and is not to be picked.” world is the success that lies in . : f conscientious work.” Subjects: Mathematics, Reading Subjects: History, Geography FINE ARTS TEACHERS Mrs. Natalie S. Hemingway. Standing, Edna Leuvelink, Antone Braga. ANNA CARVALHO Office Clerk “Her air, her manner, all who saw admired.” [Spine Staff ASSISTANT a BUSINESS MANAGER BUSINESS MANAGER , a ’ “ALE write in Merman brante the things of the past. Left to right: Annabella Manchester, Therese Benoit, Gladys Longfield, Theresa Swartz, Michael Cullen, Patricia Wood and Lois Hasson. Standing: Jeannine Ploude, Barbara Sharples, Bruce Boudakian and Lynwood Comstock. entor GES ficors PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT “TREASURER SECRETARY Dana Denault See eS. _ Michael Cullen Huguette Ledoux Virginia Gray Absent when picture was taken Se ie ee ee _ Eleanor Cabral JosE Araujo “Young fellows will be young fellows.” Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3,4; Class Day Speaker 4; Baseball Manager 2; Dance Band 4. Look for an arguing group ... corny jokes . . . good sax player .. . class politician . . . What is it with you? THERESE ALICE BENOIT “Good humor is the clear blue sky of the soul.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Cafeteria 2, 3; Committees 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Office Aid 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Perfect Attendance 3, 4. Flair for drawing . . . life and laughter . . . good natured . an eye for mischief . . . thoughtful and humorous. aL erry: March 4 CHARLES ROBERT BIENVENUE “Men of few words are the best men.” Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Committees 1} 2) 4: Cafeteria. 25.3.4, Quietly determined . . . nifty dancer .. . thoughtful thinker ... amiable... left us to join the United States Coast Wes Guard. “Bob” April 15 = Dicks July 10 RICHARD ‘TAYLOR BORDEN “A man of strong mind and character.” Orchestra 1, 2; Boys’ Glee Club 4; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; Committees 1, 2; Class Day Speaker 4; Harvard Book Award 3. Math whiz . . . precise worker . . . always respectful . . . meticulous in his work . . . brain wave executive. BrucE ARMAND BOUDAKIAN “Full well they laughed with counterfeited glee at all his jokes for many a joke had he.” Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Junior- Senior Play 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Brownie Staff 4; Typing Club 2; Class Day Speaker 4; Varsity Letters — Baseball, Basketball. All-around good guy... Sox fan . .. witty and humorous. . eats and sleeps baseball . . . Red . warm smile. “Ellie” November 4 [Boe November 18 ELEANOR ALMY CABRAL “Her voice is ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in women.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Secretary of Class 4; Secretary and Treasurer of Mixed Chorus 3; Violin Quartet 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track Team 2; Softball 1, 2; Junior-Senior Play 3; Honor Roll 2, 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Villager Staff 2, 3, 4; Photography Editor 5; Circulation Manager 4; Curtis Campaign Captain 3, 4; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4; Daughters of American Revolution Repre- sentative 4; Varsity Letters — Cheerleading, Basketball. Always speaks in soft tones . . . swimming enthusiast ...a combined bundle of energy, good humor, loyalty and generosity; a lady to her fingertips . . . philosophy of happiness. VIRGINIA ANNE CABRAL “IT must laugh and dance and sing, youth is such a lovely thing.” Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior- Senior Play 3; Cashier 3; Girls’ Quartet 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Head Cheerleader 4; Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Softball 1, 3; Photography Club 2, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Mixed Chorus Secretary and Treasurer 4; Girls’ Glee Club Secretary and Treasurer 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Villager 2, 3; Mixed Chorus Librarian 3; Varsity Letters — Cheerleading and Basketball. The perfect cheerleader . . . vim, vigor and vitality .. . active in sports . . . popular among classmates . . . late arriver. “Ginny” March 8 LyNwoop Rospert COMSTOCK “Time is but a stream I go a fishing in.” Class President 1; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Brownie Staff 4; Typing Club 1; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Track 3, 4; Varsity Letters — Baseball, Soccer. Cool and nonchalant ... come what may... all ‘round amateur sportsman .. . boyish grin . . . worries about nothing. “Lindy” August 13 ADELAIDE ANN CouTO “A smile costs nothing but gives much.” Girls’ Glee Club 1; Girls’ Basketball 1, 2; Girls’ Softball 1, 2; Photography Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Committees 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4. Artistically inclined .. . neat and petite . . . a little, little one . . . sweet shyness . . . calm, cool and obliging. “‘Adele”’ April 11 MICHAEL DENNIS CULLEN “The quarrels of lovers are the renewal of love.” Class Vice-President 4; Villager Staff 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria 2, 3; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; Committees 2, 3, 4; Brownie Staff 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Assistant Editor and Chief of Yearbook 4; Fair Committee 4. A friend to all . . . congenial smile . . . forever a gentleman . . . pleasing personality . . . considerate and_ obliging. “Mike” April 8 Davin EpwaAaRD CUNNEEN “I know a little of everything — except myself.” Our restless boy . . . will never worry . . .: seemingly insouciant . . . bold and daring . . . argues eternally on all subjects. Lavesa. August 16 RutH LoutsE DANHAUSER “Life is not so short, but there is always time enough for courtesy.” Girls’ Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Committees 3, 4. Noiseless doer . . . soft in speech . . . a temper we've yet to find . . . quiet demeanor . . . courteous. “Ruthie” December 22 DANA KARL DENAULT “A combination of seriousness, humor and the will to succeed.” Class President 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Curtis Campaign Manager 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; President Student Council 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Varsity Letters — Basketball, Soccer. ureiecadcr.). . forever.on the go .. . courtliness . . . definitely headed for success . . . all the characteristics a fellow wants in his best friend. NOR SG Wy July 12 ae WILLIAM JAMES DONOVAN 2 4 “The strength of twenty men.” Photography Club 2; Football 3; Secretary of Agriculture 3; 5 President of Agriculture 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Honor Roll 3, 4. Blessed with a happy character . . . carefree . . . always sees the lighter side of life . . . competent and able . . . future farmer. “Billy” April 12 ALFORD Dyson “The only way to get rid of temptation ts to yield to it.” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Class Vice-Presidentt 3; Typing Club 2; President of Mixed Chorus 4; Art Club 2; Junior-Senior Play 3; Class Day Speaker 4; President of Boys’ Glee Club 4; Varsity Letters— Baseball, Basket- ball, Soccer. Ready with subtle wit and humor .. . fond of all sports... infectious laugh . . . neat dresser . . . undying spirit of youth. “Dice” August 7 NorMA Mary PERRY FARIAS “Quiet, but not an angel.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Committees 3, 4; Cafeteria 1; Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4. Talented violinist . . . expressive brown eyes . . . sociable brunette . . . blushes a deep pink . . . example of good things in small packages. Norma March 23 VENANCIO SANTOS FERREIRA “To live at last and not be bound to think.” Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Football 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Boys’ Glee Club 1; Photography Club 1. Unpretentious and retiring . . . makes little noise . . . Bob’s buddy . . . efficient soda jerk . . . takes life in stride. eVince” February 27 RAYMOND FOURNIER “Of spirit so still and quiet.” He and silence go hand in hand . . . absolutely unexcitable . .. hard worker . . . a world all his own . . . serious student. “Ray” June 1 ANITA LAURETTA GILLET “The two rarest things to be met with are good sense and good nature.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Art Club 2, 3; Photography Club 2, 4; Committees 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2. Slim shapely hands . . . likeable and friendly . . . considerate of others . . . always welcome in a group . . . sincere friend. “Nita” August 7 VIRGINIA ANN GRAY “A sweet attractive kind of grace.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Art Club 2, 3; Photography Club 1, 2; Committees 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Class Treasurer 4. Competent with class funds . .. pretty as a melody winsome mannerism .. . vivacious cheerleader . . . nice to be with. FRANCIS PATRICK HALLORAN “We may be as good as we please; if we please to be good.” oO Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Committees 3, 4; Junior- Senior Play 3; Perfect Attendance 3; Varsity Letters — Basketball, Soccer. Changeable as the weather . . . Lincoln Park fixture expert at relaxation . . . always in on the fun . . . mind unperturbed. os “Franny” March 22 Lois LoutsE Hasson “An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3; Photography Club 2, 4; Brownie Staff 4; Committees 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Typist 4; Honor Roll 1; Class Day Speaker 4. Incessant chatter . . . unexpected witicisms . . . bundle of fun ... always spinning a thread of mirth . . . good companion. “Loie”’ October 8 ROLAND ARTHUR HEBERT “Success is bound to come to those who work faithfully.” Determined character . . . inquisitive nature . .. firm in his convictions . . . able to hold his own on any question . . strength of spirit. “Rollie” March 23 LORRAINE ADRIANNE LANDRY “Youth 1s wholly experimental.” Honor Roll 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 2 3, 4; Photography Club 2; Art Club 3; Cafeteria 1, 2; Class Day Speaker 4. Blue-eyed blonde . . . sudden bubbling laugh . . . unassuming . . . blithe spirit . . . gladsome outlook on life. . : © . = Lorry” February 22 HuGUETTE MARIE MARGUERITE LEDOUX “A good companion and as firm a friend.” g Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Class Treasurer 3; Committees 2, 3, 4; Art Club 4; Photography Club 2, 4; Office Aide 2; Library Aide 2; Curtis Campaign Captain 3; Pep Squad 3, 4; Class Vice-President 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Junior Red Cross Representative 4. Marine supporter . . . short and sweet .. . typical of all that is feminine . . . enjoys Audrey’s company . . . congenial personality. personality. “Leaky” December 28 GLADYS SPOONER LONGFIELD “It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are.” Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra ines. 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria 1, 2; Photography Club 1, 2; Villager Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Brownie Staff 4; Play Prompter 3, 4; Villager Junior Class Re- porter 3; Play Advertising Chairman 4; Band 3; Class Day Speaker 4; Orchestra Representative 3. Forthright honesty . . . possessing a happy, carefree tempera- ment... talent in writing . . . independent thinker .. . “spark plug” in English Class. partner in crime... “Huey” May 14 AUDREY JANE LEKOM “Friendship is to be valued for what there ts in it, not for what can be gotten out of it.” Girls’ Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; Photography Club 2, 4; Art Club 4; Library Aide 2, 3; Office Aide 2; Track Team 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Class Day Speaker 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Under-Secretary 4. Delightful drollery . . . understanding friend . . . Huey’s adept social mixer . . . warm, cordial “Gladie” January 23 ANNABELLA JANE MANCHESTER “Jolly, winsome, blithe and gay.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Class Day Speaker 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad-3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Photography Club 1], 2, 4; Office Aid oe 4; Photography Editor 4; Cafeteria 1, 2, 3. Giggles and gaiety . . . life all planned . . . cheerful per- sonality . . . effervescent . . . happy as the day is long. fate é 2 . a “Annabelle” January 12 WILLIAM KINGSFORD MCCLEARY “T have found you an argument, I am not obliged to find you an understanding.” Baseball 1, 2, 3; Typing Club 1. Spends half his day arguing . . . hot rod enthusiast ever present grin... great practical joker . . . those antics! “Mac” January 30_ EDWARD GEORGE PECKHAM be “Tf silence is golden, then 1 am a wealthy man.” Photography Club I, 2; Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4. Soft spoken . . . avid reader . . . successful businessman . lover of basketball games .. . thrifty in his ways. “Eddie” June 30 JEANNINE YVETTE PLOUDE “Service is my pleasure.” Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Photography Club 2; Curtis Campaign Captain 4; Brownie Staff 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Quartet 4; Villager Staff 4; Class Day Speake r 4. Always obliging . . . determined air . . . rich soprano voice . . . dependable . . . ready to render a favor to anyone. “Jackie” September 28 aoe JosEpH EDMOND PIrREs “He is so full of pleasing anecdotes, so rich, so gay, so poignant in his wit.” Photography Club 1; Typing Club 1; Class Day Speaker 4. Neat in appearance . . . loves to tease Joan . . . usually seen with “Cal” . . . of infectious sense of humor . . . full of fun. “Jo Jo” June 4 BEVERLY CUMMINGS REED “A ready sm ile is a great asset.” Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Committees 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 2, 4; Glee Club Librarian 3; Art Club 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4. No worries . . .,gay disposition . . . gamesome . . . hearty laugh . . . dark eyed spoonful of spice. “Bev” October 26 MARION REED “A happy heart, a smiling face and some rounds of laughter inbetween.” Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Committees 2, 3; Photography Club 2, 4; Pep Squad 3; Art Club 4; Class Day Speaker 4. Sunny nature .. . jolly prankster . . . smiles her cares away . . . gladsome acquaintance . . . pals with Lorraine and “Bev.” Marion July 8 ROBERT EDWARD ROBBINS “A noisy man is always in the right.” Art Club 2, 3; Photography Club 1, 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. One in every class . . . easy going . . . full of pranks and mischief . . . regular “‘livewire”’ . . . usually seen at Carrie’s. JoAN DrEBoRAH ROouNDs “When there’s fun she’s always in it, never still for half a minute.” Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Committees 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Photography Club 2, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Office Aide 2, 3; Library Aide 2; Class Day Speaker 4. Staunch supporter of the navy ... thoughtful and kind... heart of gold . . . finds friends everywhere . . . likes a good time. “Joanie” February 25 ROBERT RENE ROUTHIER “A mighty hunter and his prey was women.” Photography Club 1; Football 3; Art Club 1. Never upset about anything . . . teller of stories and maker of more . . . Mr. Happy-Go-Lucky . . . no seriousness everybody’s pal. “Bob” August 2 JosepH JAMEs SExTON, IV “Was ever aman so grandly made as he.” Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Baseball 1; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2; Student Council at Large 4; Football 2, 3; Photography Club 1, 2; Art Club 2, 3; Secretary of F.F.A. 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4. Tall and handsome . . . versatile athlete . . . Ginny’s pride and joy ... popular student . . . fun loving nature. eloe August 4 BARBARA ADA SHARPLES “Character is a diamond that scratches every other stone.” Photography Club 1; Orchestra (Senior) 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2; Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 4; Villager Staff 4; Orchestra Secretary 3; Class Play 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Magazine Campaign 1; Violin Quartet 1, 2; All-State Chorus Representative 4. Willingly lends her alto voice to all musical endeavors . . . fond of social affairs .. . with an air of refinement about her volunteers in all activities . . . has a natural sense of propriety. “Sharps” March 9 HERBERT ELTON SMITH “Better late than never.” EFA! t 07 3,4 Home spun . . . quiet and mild mannered . . . a little on che shy side . . . a man of few words ... . motorcycle enthusiast. “Herbie” September 9 NANCY JANE SMITH “In her simplicity sublime.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; Student Council at Large 4; Girls’ Basketball 3, 4; Softball 1; Manager of Softball 3; Photography Club 1, 2; Class Day Speaker 4; Villager Staff 2, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3, 4; Track 3; Typing Club 1; Field Hockey 3; Pep Squad 3; Accompanist for Boys’ Glee Club 3. Woven of fine fabric... gleaming hair .. . youngest graduate . talented pianist . . . a good student and dependable in her undertakings. “Nanc’’ April 9 WINIFRED GRACE STOWELL “T see and keep quiet.” Girls’ Glee Club 1; Photography Club 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Calm, reserved . . . quiet observer ... gentle in manner... economical . . . pensive nature. “Winnie” August 27 THERESA BEVERLY SWARTZ “Responsibility walks hand in hand with capacity and power.” Class Secretary 1; Class Vice-President 2; Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Assistant Editor of Villager 3, 4; Year- book Editor 4; Photography Club 1; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Class Day Speaker 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Villager Staff 2; Class Marshal 3; Vice- President of Girls’ Glee Club 4; All-State Chorus Representative 4. Tall and willowy . . . an accomplished accordionist discriminating eye for color combination . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . original ideas. bad fi. a Lerive April 14 Joun BRADFORD ‘THORPE “An honest man’s the noblest work of God.” Class Day Speaker 4; Committees 4. Generally quiet . . . mild mannered . . . knows no enemies . modest and sincere . . . Mike’s pal. “Johnny” December 24 CALVIN FREDERICK [RIPP “4 rolling stone gathers no moss.” F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of F.F.A. 3. Happy face . . . mischievous blue eyes . . . great friend of Jo Jo... ways of a cowboy . . . able farmer. ‘Cala October 9 aes 1 April 27 PATRICIA MARGARET Woop “Action is the true joy of the soul.” Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Orchestra 3; Violin Quartet l, 2; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Glee Club 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Mixed Chorus 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Treasurer 3; Student Council Secretary 4; Play Prompter 3; General Manager of Junior-Senior Play 4; Committees 1, 2 ,3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 1, 2; Library Aide 1, 2; Villager Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Class Reporter 1; Perfect Attendance 4; Curtis Campaign Cap- tain 1; Brownie Staff 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; J-V Basketball Captain 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Secretary of Fair Committee 4; Varsity Letters —. Basketball, Softball. Sports enthusiast . . . pride of our varsity . . . a bit mis- chievous . . . laughing blue eyes . . . likeable nature. Glos Wile “Whach accomplished; cated yet fo vd Moyo. ; CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Carnation First row, left to right: A. Couto, N. Smith, P. Wood, M. Cullen, A. Lekom, H. Ledoux, D. Denault, V. Gray, J. Sexton, V. Cabral, J. Ploude, T. Benoit, A. Manchester, J. Rounds. Second row: T. Swartz, B. Sharples, N. Farias, W. Stowell, B. Boudakian, L. Com- stock, G. Longfield, B. Reed, M. Reed, R. Danhauser, L. Landry, L. Hasson, A. Gillet, A. Dyson, R. Borden. Third row: D. Cunneen, R. Robbins, V. Ferreira, J. Thorpe, R. Bienvenue, E. Peckham, F. Halloran, R. Routhier, W. Donovan, J. Pires, H. Smith, R. Hebert, C. Tripp. Absent when picture was taken: J. Araujo, R. Fournier, E. Cabral. GEA AI956 First row, left to right: C. Palmer, J. Rogers, G. Medeiros, A. Benoit, M. Caswell, D. Caswell, M. Teachman, B. Gingras, A. Sylvia, P. LaRocque, S. Plante, P. Rapoza, C. Law, E. Pierce, E. Carvalho. Second row: R. Shields, R. Oliveira, J. Vincent, A. Rusin, M. Thorpe, M. Hop- kinson, R. Manchester, S. Reed, W. Hart, S. Reed, Y. Rossi, L. Perry, J. Rapoza, J. Austin, R. Fournier. Third row: G. Dyson, D. Oliveira, R. Cadima, J. Sampson, F. DeAndrade, F. Wordell, F. Wilbur, D. Davenport, A. Kirby, G. Johnson, E. Massey, J. Cam- bra, R. Roy, R. Kirby, R. Massey. Absent when picture was taken: W. Golliff, E. Stasz, A. Malenfant, I. Dubriel, V. Pearson, P. Gendreau, J. Lennon, R. Brabant, A. Belanger, J. Rego, P. Leuvelink, J. Baker. G3 of 1957 First row, left to right: M. Cabral, J. Nicolau, L. Butts, J. Borden, R. Thibodeau, W. Hasson, A. Roderiques, G. Vincent, C. Oliver, S. Tripp, D. Sylvia, P. Leuvelink, M. Rosinha, C. Smith, L. Isadore, H. Belanger. Second row: B. Howland, R. Borden, G. DeCosta, E. Desrosiers, C. Anctil, L. Albino, L. Longfield, C. Perry, J. Partington, L. Chase, V. Ferreira, D. Ther- rien, P. Viera, M. Shields, J. Bettencourt, J. White. Third row: L. Sharples, J. Sherman, C. Kirby, G. Picard, A. Ouellette, J. Souza, R. Tripp, J. Boan, E. Witty, R. Fontaine, P. Amaral, L. Tripp, J. Doherty, D. Vaughan, A. Fontaine, K. Webb. Absent when picture was taken: R. Paquette, P. Medeiros, R. Golliff, C. Christen- sen, C. Desmarais, J. Wilkinson, W. McCormick, P. Arruda, C. Gendreau, A. Perron, J. Manley, A. Routhier, J. Rego. Spat of 1958 First row, left to right: B. Beaulieu, R. Thorpe, S. Perry, L. Ducas, J. Collins, M. Rapoza, C. Keith, J. Witty, C. Castonguay, E. Goddard, K. Halloran, M. Rapoza, E. Johnson, J. Brightman, R. Viera, R. White, J. Martin. Second row: L. Wilkie, T. Fontaine, C. Reed, L. Ferreira, L. Vallee, J. Briggs, M. Feio, I. Botelho, P. Roberts, P. Gaudreau, W. Rogers, R. Arsenault, J. Roderiques, D. Souza, A. Hebert, C. Hindle, K. Tripp. Third row: H. Schelter, F. Ponte, C. Morse, W. Massa, L. Perine, E. Coite, W. Branch, E. Buckley, C. Nickerson, E. Amaral, P. Gaudreau, R. Crevier, F. Rogers, R. Arruda, A. Vadeboncoeur, R. Wood, R. Lavoie. Absent when picture was taken: R. Petty, J. Manchester, C. Rose, M. Viveiros, N. Hopkinson, P. 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We've stuck together through thick and thin And now it’s on our own way that we begin. Yes, we've had good times together, And now they’re gone; But the memories left Will linger on and on. Barbara A. Sharples Westport High School we bid you good-bye You will always be deep in our hearts, To all the teachers we give our thanks For you showed us the paths that are right. Class Song Westport High School we are leaving, In some eyes you'll find a tear, And a memory in every heart For the cherished days spent here. All the days that have quickly passed And the many friends we have made, But now we must bid it good-bye As we start on our journey ahead. Gladys Longfield Eonar Sere History 1951, Seniors — a word believed to be a most pleasant one, signifying graduation and accomplishment. 1955, Seniors — a word now a reality, a thought calling forth seriousness, the parting of life’s merriest group of companions, and the shouldering of responsibility. In the fall of 1951, seventy-one Freshmen began their high school days. This was the very start of our four successful years at Westport High School. We have many pleas- ant memories as we review the most important events of the past. Back in September, 1951, after surviving a mild week of initiation, our first real step was to get our class organized. We elected our Class Officers and Student Council members: President, Lynwood Comstock; Vice-President, Joseph Sexton; Secretary, Theresa Swartz; Treasurer, Paul Hebert; Student Council, Patricia Wood and Richard Borden. The only highlight of our Freshman year was moving to the new high school at midyear. In June, we held an outing at Horseneck Beach. Our Sophomore year found us more acclimated to high school life. We elected as Class Officers: President, Dana Denault; Vice-President, ‘Theresa Swartz; Secretary, Nancy Smith; Treasurer, Barbara Sharples; Student Council, Patricia Wood and Richard Borden. Our only big event of this year was ‘“The Valentine Dance’ — a great success. Once again we held our outing at Horseneck Beach. Many of our classmates left us at the end of our Sophomore year and as we entered our Junior year we had a total of fifty-two in our class. As Juniors, we chose Miss Cahoon as our Class Advisor. Elected to guide us through our Junior year were: President, Dana Denault; Vice-President, Alford Dyson; Secretary, Aud- rey Lekom; Treasurer, Huguette Ledoux; Student Council, Patricia Wood and Richard Borden. We sponsored several events during this year. “The Basketball Hop” and a cake sale at McWhirrs both proved very successful. The Junior-Senior Play, “Father of the Bride,” under the direction of Mrs. Hemingway, was presented in November. ‘Ebb Tide’ was the theme of our Junior Prom, held in March. Our Class Rings, a gold “W” on a blue face, arrived near the end of the year. Before we left for the summer vacation we elected the Brownie Staff. To end our Junior year we held our outing at Miles Standish Reservation. The class had narrowed to forty-six at the beginning of our Senior year. We settled right down to work and elected the following Class Officers: President, Dana Denault; Vice-President, Michael Cullen and Huguette Ledoux; Secretary, Eleanor Cabral and Audrey Lekom (pro tem). Treasurer, Virginia Gray; Student Council, Patricia Wood and Richard Borden. Nancy Smith and Joseph Sexton were voted as members of the Student Council at Large. Dana Denault was chosen as the General Manager of the Curtis Campaign and did an excellent job. Dana was also chosen as Student Government Representative and Eleanor Cabral was chosen as D.A.R. Repre- sentative. The Junior-Senior Play “Girl Shy,” once again under the direction of Mrs. Hemingway, was presented late in October. Two dances, “The Welcome Freshman Dance” in November and ‘Casual Caper” in January, were Senior activities. Two cake sales at McWhirrs and another dance in March all aided in building up our Class ‘Treasury. We chose as Marshals for our graduation Geraldine Medeiros and William Golliff. Robert Bienvenue left us in January to enter the Coast Guard. During the remainder of the year the class worked on the yearbook and looked forward to Class Day, Graduation, our Senior Prom and the: Class Trip. Our Senior year was the grand finale of all preceding years and it prepared us for Lappier and more successful futures. Beverly Reed Patricia Wood SENIOR . (an 7A © Jp! ? me Oa ia David Cunneen Hardest to get along Raymond Founier with Annabella Manchester Most Determined Merriest TheERESE denon Adelaide Couto Beverly Reed Smallest Most Carefree Therese Benoit _ Richard Borden Most Artistic Most Accomplished ( ) mn Ald � ) 3Fe y Lois Hassen Chatterbox Venancio Ferreira Most Serious Norma Farias GY ae Class Masician 7 eo v HerBert Smith ta ‘ uietest Boy . Winifred Stomel) Quietest Girl —s ie) lan “A —_ ose’ Araujo Robert Routhier...Tallest Tale Teller Politician = a Reckless Girl Driver Reckless Boy Driver Lorraine Landry William McCleary Nancy Smith ae Best Dressed ie Pat Barbara Sharples « st Athletic Girl Best Actress 7 | Most Popular Boy Anita Gillet Sees Most Sincere GREE P, PickLF Co, Alford D Robert Bienvenue 2 ys 3 iness-Like Girl Most Atheletic Boy Most Business-Like Boy Most Bus Huguette Ledoux Friendliest- Audrey Lekom Most Understanding Gladys Longfield Robert Robbins Best Natured Class Pest YMCA —————— hi | hae e Ruth auser Mae oe Se rd Peckham John Thorpe Girl Shy ————— SU bepe fo the untors As you are nearing the end of your Junior year, you are about to embark upon a very crucial part of your high school career. Your Senior year will certainly be one of the things that you will recall most in later years. We hope that this advice will in some way assist you in your careers as Seniors. Co-operation and unity are the two most important factors that determine the success of any class. Leaders cannot function without an effective and unified group behind them. Co-operation, not only within the class but with others is necessary. Extra-curricular activities will play a vital role in your Senior year. Also, they will gain you a certain amount of pleasure and responsibility, essentials throughout life. Above all, don’t let your seniority get the best of you. Along with becoming a Senior you have inherited a great deal of responsibility which will continue to increase the farther you go on in life. Remember, you are the examples for the underclassmen. During the next year you will face problems that might cause immediate depression. These should be met with strong determination. Failure to do this will be evidence that you are not mature enough to solve situations, and it is maturity of this sort which will characterize your success in life. In closing, we the Class of 1955, wish you happiness and success as Seniors. We are confident that you will do much to carry on the name of our school. Dana K. Denault in, Mrs, Ifford and Mr. ibeau we leave our best Wishes for a happy Marriage and hope that they wil] S°ONn catch UP With the rest of l ty. ; fl Virginia Cabral, leave my Popularity £0 whoever an claim the title, I, Adelaide Couto, leave m Y petiteness to Evelyn Carvalho and Sammy Reed, T, Ruth Danhauser, leave My blue eyes to Pauline Gendreay. ; os ee ee y —— I, Norma Farias, leave MY ty d shorthand Skil] I, Anita Gillet, leave my bookkeepj [ L Virginia Gray, leave m Ye � LOIs Has. to Roderick Cadima. OSsi. O Rosemary Shields. 4man to Jp ene Dubreyj]. J°an Rogers � leave my €r, leave MY abilj son. engineer boots ; Philosophiz;, a one fg an A LTE ay sag) he erg A syinayynry - x is NT EN ’ ¥ A ee ifory JOSE ARAUJO Gold Star Joe is very “corny,” His many jokes have died. To him we leave a gold star For after all, he tried. , THERESE BENOIT Terry is our artist, She drew for The Brownie this year. We leave to her a palette and brush, To use in her chosen career. Palette and Brush ROBERT BIENVENUE French Girl Bobby is a French boy, Who, oddly enough is shy. To him we leave a “petite jeune fille,” Need we tell you why? RICHARD BORDEN Success Dick is very determined, His goal is M.I.T. To him we wish the best of luck, For a success he’s sure to be. BRUCE BOUDAKIAN Doll Bruce is very happy now, His wishes have come true. He’s on his way to college, And he’s got a girl friend, too. ELEANOR CABRAL Nurse’s Cap Kllie’s going to be a nurse, She clearly sees her mission. To her this nurse’s cap, As a badge of her profession. VIRGINIA CABRAL Man Ginny is our glamour gal, She’s always being teased. To her we leave this nurse’s cap, To sit upon her knees. LYNWOOD COMSTOCK French Physics Book Lindy is a jolly lad, He laughs the whole day through. Here’s a Physics book in French, That can be funny, too. ADELAIDE COUTO Lasso Adelaide is the quiet type, She hasn’t found’ a man. To her we leave this lasso, For her search throughout the land. MICHAEL CULLEN Cadillac Mike had a real old car, Which never seemed to run. To him we leave this ‘‘Cadillac,” So he can have some fun. DAVID CUNNEEN Dave is very lazy, For work he wasn’t born. To him we leave a million dollars, Just in case he doesn’t reform. Million Dollars RUTH DANHAUSER Memorandum Book Ruthie has designs To join the ranks of teachers. We leave to her this memo book, So she'll practice what she preaches. LORRAINE LANDRY Pardon Lorry likes to drive too fast, The cops will catch her soon. To her we leave this pardon, In case they lower the boom. HUGUETTE LEDOUX Bungalow Huey will soon be married, And houses are hard to find. To her we leave a bungalow, To takes this worry off her mind. AUDREY LEKOM Audrey is ambitious, She wants to be a beautician. To her we leave a comb and brush, To aid in her profession. GLADYS LONGFIELD Hot Rod Gladys is our stock car fan, She’s always at the races. To her we leave this hot rod, To take her different places. ANNABELLA MANCHESTER Wedding Ring Annabella is a nice girl, Who believes in married life. To her we leave this wedding ring, In hopes she makes a good wife. WILLIAM McCLEARY Can of Gas Mac has an old jalopy, That always seems to sputter. To him we leave this can of gas, So it will always putter. EDWARD PECKHAM Bell Eddie is our basketball fan, You'll always hear him yell. Just in case he does get hoarse, We leave to him this bell. JENNINE PLOUDE Jackie has a lovely voice, I’m sure you’d love to hear. To her we leave this auditioning card, So on T.V. she'll appear. JOSEPH PIRES Road Map Joe is a traveling man, No worry what it cost. To him we leave a road map, So he will not get lost. BEVERLY REED Dime Bev is always on the phone, Looking for a good time. So she can always make a call, We leave her this thin dime. MARION REED Marion is the refined type, Who also loves to dance. To her we leave this partner, Who can keep her in a trance. Comb and Brush Auditioning Card Dancing Partner ROBERT ROBBINS Prat: Bobby is the outdoor type, A-hunting he likes to go. To him we leave this .22, Hoping he gets his doe. DANA DENAULT Secretary Dana is a busy man, He’s always running around. To him we leave a secretary, To take his letters down. WILLIAM DONOVAN Flash-light Bill plans to be a dairy man, Going to work before the dawn. To him we leave a flash-light, So he can find the barn. ALFORD DYSON Battery Al is our “live wire,” He’s always on the go. To him we leave a battery, In case the old one runs low. NORMA FARIAS Brakes Norma is a student driver, In driving she’s always great. So she won't have an acident, We leave her a set of brakes. VENANCIO FERREIRA Helper Vince is our soda jerk, On short orders he’s the best. To him we leave a helper, So he can have a rest. RAY FOURNIER Telegraph Ray is very tall, He doesn’t say too much. To him we leave a telegraph, To help him keep in touch. ANITA GILLET Fix-it Book Anita likes to drive around, She grinds the gears, some say. To her we leave a fix-it book, In case the car breaks down someday. VIRGINIA GRAY Powder-puf] Ginny is a pretty girl, She always gets the rush. To her we give this powder-puff, To cover up the blush. FRANCIS HALLORAN Attorney Fran is very aggressive, He always stands up for his rights. To him we leave an attorney, So he won’t get into fights. LOIS HASSON Tutor Lois is an ambitious girl, She plans to go to college. To her we leave a tutor, To help increase her knowledge. ROLAND HEBERT Dictionary Roland is very studious, He has a big vocabulary. So he can always add to it, We leave this dictionary. JOAN ROUNDS Flashlight Joan is a sociable girl, She’s always on a date. To her we leave this flashlight, So she can stay out late. ROBERT ROUTHIER Convertible Bob is the jolly sort, He is an awful tease. To him we leave this convertible, So a girl’s heart he will seize. JOSEPH SEXTON Gun Joe is going steady, As you all can plainly see. To him we leave this little gun, So Ginny will not flee. BARBARA SHARPLES Play..Book Barb is our dramatist, She plans to take a test. To her we leave this playbook, In hopes she does her best. HERBERT SMITH Motorcycle Herby has a motorcycle, Which never seems to run. So he can rip up the road, We leave him this brand-new one. NANCY SMITH Nanc is our youngest girl, She always studies late. To her we leave a midnight snack, To keep her wide awake. Midnight Snack WINIFRED STOWELL Whistle Winnie is a little girl, She doesn’t make much noise. To her we leave a whistle, To attract some handsome boys. THERESA SWARTZ Terry is our hostess, Of parties she is fond. To pay for the food we ate, We leave her this savings bond. JOHN THORPE John loves to read a lot, Pocket westerns he enjoys. To him we leave a year’s supply, To keep him from getting bored. CALVIN TRIPP Electric Milker Calvin is our farmer, He milks cows twice a day. Here’s an electric milker, To leave some time for play. PATRICIA WOOD Trophy Pat is the athletic type, She’s always out to win. To her we leave this trophy, For the good sport she’s always been. 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He is the originator of that new drink the ‘San Francisco Sizzler.” WESTPORT GIRLS WRESTLE FOR MIDGET CHAMPIONSHIP OF WORLD Miss Norma ‘“‘Gorgeous” Farias will meet Adelaide “Toughey” Couto at the Westport Cow Palace for the Women’s Midget Wrestling Championship of the world. Both girls weighed in at 86 Ibs. The winner will receive a belt of pure gold weighing 35 Ibs. ARTIST RECEIVES A MILLION DOLLARS FOR MINIATURE PAINTING Miss Terry Benoit was paid a million dollars by the United States Government for the picture of an aircraft carrier painted on the head of a pin. It will be displayed in the museum in Washington. Miss Benoit is a former graduate of Westport High School. WESTPORT BOY MARRIES MOVIE QUEEN Michael Cullen, the noted actor of stage and screen, married the movie queen, Maggie Mones, today in a lush cathedral in San Diego, California. The couple plan to reside in their new mansion overlooking the city of San Francisco. MASSACHUSETTS TEACHER TO SUPERVISE SCHOOL IN HONOLULU Miss Ruth Danhauser, after six years of teaching in Red River Gulch, has been appointed by the Honolulu School Board to Supervisor of all Grammar Schools in Honolulu. OUTSTANDING DRIVER OF YEAR PICKED Miss Anita Gillet of Narrow Avenue, Westport, a truck driver for Smith’s Long Acres Potato Farm, has been named the outstanding driver in the United States. She has been driving for ten years without an accident. RED SOX RECALL SECOND-BASEMAN FROM LOUISVILLE The Red Sox today announced the recall of Al Dyson from Louisville. It is expected that he will be seen in action in the double-header against the New York Yankees, Tuesday. Dyson is a former graduate of Westport High School. WORLD'S LARGEST POTATO GROWN IN WESTPORT Miss Nancy Smith, manager of Long Acres Farm, today announced the record growth of a potato on her farm in Smith’s Hollow. The giant potato weighs 100 lbs. ‘This is believed to be the largest potato grown in the world. Miss Smith graduated from Westport High School in 1955. WESTPORT TEAM ENTERS FINALS The Westport team, coached by Miss Pat Wood, a former graduate of Westport High School, will enter the National Girls’ Basketball finals tomorrow. Miss Wood's team was the 90 to | underdog at the beginning of the contest. They now have a 50-50 chance to win the game. FIRST TRIP TO MOON TO BE MADE WEDNESDAY Mr. Richard Borden, a noted pilot for T.W.A. has stated that since no other pilot is willing to take the risk, he will be glad to pilot the first rocket to the moon. Among the noted who will accompany him on this trip is Mr. Dana Denault, president of the West- port Steel Mill. Mr. Denault is financing the trip. Both men are former graduates of Westport High School. WESTPORT BOY WINS GOLDEN GLOVES Joe Araujo, of Westport, won his first title bout last night at New Bedford’s Page Arena. It was a ten-round decision over “Zeke” Zariha of Fall River. FIRST WOMAN TO HEAD ATLANTIC DESTROYER FLEET Captain Joan Rounds, USN, was appointed to head the U. S. Atlantic Destroyer Fleet. Her quarters are on board the U.S.S. Yoyo where she will be giving orders to 25,000 navy men. EVER-BEARING APPLE TREE INVENTED Nursery owner, Herbert Smith, has just patented his own creation of an ever-bearing apple tree that will bear fruit 365 days per year. It is a very delicious apple and probably will become a favorite of every- one. Herb attended Westport High School. NEW BREED OF PIGS PROVE PROFITABLE Calvin Tripp, a former agricultural student at Westport High School, yesterday announced the birth of twenty young pigs from his sow Janie. The pig is a Poland-China breed. This is believed to be the record for this breed of pig. Since this incident, Calvin has bought a 90-acre pig farm on Sodom Road, West- port. LOCAL BOY PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN Robert Bienvenue of Westport, was promoted to Captain in the Coast Guard today. He has received many medals for various acts of valor. He recently saved the lives of two drowning men while hanging by his feet from a rubber raft. MAN PROVES NEW THEORY Roland Hebert, professor of anthropology, has set out to prove that man will eventually go primitive again. He decided to put a research plant into effect when he discovered hair growing on the bottom of his feet after injecting himself with Hebert’s Zing Zong Zowie serum. Hebert is a former graduate of Westport High School. STEWARDESS SAVES THREE LIVES Miss Theresa Swartz, a stewardess on Trans-World Airlines, yesterday saved the lives of three of her passengers when her plane that was traveling to England was forced to make a landing because of excessive fog. The gasoline engine exploded when the plane hit the ground. One of the persons whose lives she saved was Miss Barbara Sharples, noted concert artist who was on her way to give a concert at the Palladium in London, BEAUTY CONTEST WINNER ANNOUNCED The Palmolive Peet Co. announced the winner of their beauty contest today. She is Miss Virginia Gray, of Westport. Miss Gray will receive a screen test as soon as possible. FULLER BRUSH MAN SETS RECORD The Fuller Brush Co. announced the record sales of salesman Joseph Pires of Westport. Mr. Pires’ total sales in one day amounted to $2,200. He is a former graduate of Westport High School. MARION REED WINS ROLLER SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP Miss Marion Reed, a graduate of Westport High School, recently won the Women’s Roller Skating Championship at Lincoln Park. Her coach was the noted Mr. John Thorpe, also a graduate of Westport. RED SOX STAR PITCHES 6TH NO-HITTER Bruce Boudakian, a former Westport High School athlete, pitched his sixth no-hitter of the year, yester- day, blanking the New York Yankees 9-0. This sets the record for the most no-hitters pitched in a single season. WESTPORT FARMER’S COW SETS RECORD William Donovan, a Westport farmer, today reported that his cow, Lucy, finished a record milking of 26,000 barrels. This is the highest made for this type of cow. The old record was 23,000 barrels of milk yearly on three milkings a day. Mr. Donovan acquired his agricultural skill at Westport High School. HOT ROD SELLS FOR $11,000 Mr. William McCleary, of Westport, sold his souped-up Jaguar for $11,000 yesterday to millionaire sports car enthusiast Gladys Longfield. Miss Longfield already has ten other sports cars in her spacious garage. She is also well-known for being a champion woman stock-car driver. Both Mr. McCleary and Miss Longfield are graduates of Westport High School. SEXTON SCORES 40 POINTS AS THE CELTS WHIP ROCHESTER ROYALS Sexton, a former Westport star, flipped in 40 points last night in a game between the Celts and Rochester Royals. His shots included a fifty-footer, with only fifteen seconds to go, to win the game 97-95. FIRST QUINTUPLETS BORN IN U. S. Mrs. Annabella (Manchester) Robbins gave birth to a set of quintuplets today at St. Luke’s Hospital. These are the first to be born in the United States. TELEPHONE OPERATOR AWARDED Miss Beverly Reed today received a medal of honor from the New Bedford Telephone Company for distinguished service. Miss Reed’s quick thinking many times has helped people in disaster. KNITTING ACHIEVEMENT CITED Miss Huguette Ledoux of Westport, a professional knitter, is the first person to attempt to knit a pair of Long Johns. It proved very successful and Miss Ledoux is thinking of manufacturing them on a large scale. WESTPORT GIRL APPOINTED BUSINESS MANAGER Miss Jeannine Ploude, a Westport High School graduate, has been appointed business manager of Newsweek magazine. Miss Ploude has only been on the staff for two years. CIRCUS HIRES WOMAN BARKER Miss Winifred Stowell, a former Westport High School graduate, yesterday was hired by Ringling Brothers’ Circus to be a barker for a side show. ‘This has always been Miss Stowell’s secret ambition. COMSTOCK WINS ELECTION Fall River’s election yesterday made Lynwood Comstock, a former Westport resident, the new Mayor. In many of Mr. Comstock’s campaign speeches he promised to reduce the amount of homework to be given to school children and to have more vacations for these children. GIRL WINS NATIONAL HONORS The world’s fastest typist is Miss Lois Hasson. This was proved at a national contest open to all secretaries. Miss Hasson typed at 300 words per minute. HAIR STYLE CREATED BY ACCIDENT A new style in hair dressing has begun to sweep the country. It is called the ‘Frizzle Bob.” This was created accidentally in the jointly owned beauty shop of Miss Audrey Lekom and Miss Virginia Cabral, on Drift Road. While giving a permanent to a customer they unintentionally burned part of her hair off. The result is now a national rage. NEW MANAGER APPOINTED The owners of Lincoln Park today hired Mr. Francis Halloran as the new manager of the amuse- ment park. Quite by coincidence, Mr. Halloran often frequented the park while he was still a student at Westport High School. FIRE CHIEF APPOINTED A North Westport Fire Chief has been appointed to fill the vacancy left upon the retirement of the previous chief. The new man is Mr. Robert Routhier, a former graduate of Westport High School. CARRIE’S SNACK BAR HAS NEW OWNERSHIP Carrie’s Snack Bar, a favorite after-school gathering ‘place for Westport High School students, today changed ownership. Mr. Venancio Ferreira, whose mother was the former owner, and Mr. Robert Robbins are the new co-owners. SHORE’S MARKET APPOINTS MANAGER Shore’s Super Market employers today appointed Mr. Raymond Fournier as their new manager of the market. Mr. Fournier started working there while he was still attending Westport High School. SPEAKER TO ADDRESS SCHOOL STUDENTS Mr. Edward Peckham, well-known lecturer on farm animals, will address the students of Westport High School today on the subject “The Care and Feeding of Jersey Cows.” Mr. Peckham has addressed students in high schools all over the United States. TRAFFIC JAM ON MERITT PARKWAY The Meritt Parkway today was the scene of a two- hour traffic jam held up as far back as Hartford, Connecticut. The jam was caused by a woman driver, Miss Lorraine Landry of Westport, when her car had four flat tires while driving in the five o’clock trafic. A wrecker finally towed Miss Landry’s car off the parkway. Edward Peckham, Theresa Swartz, Alford Dyson PNcnioks Y,, oA Thetshell NAME JOSE ARAUJO THERESE BENOIT ROBERT BIENVENUE RICHARD BORDEN BRUCE BOUDAKIAN ELEANOR CABRAL VIRGINIA CABRAL LYNWOOD COMSTOCK ADELAIDE COUTO MICHAEL CULLEN DAVID CUNNEEN RUTH DANHAUSER DANA DENAULT WILLIAM DONOVAN ALFORD DYSON NORMA FARIAS VENANCIO FERREIRA RAYMOND FOURNIER ANITA GILLET VIRGINIA GRAY FRANCIS HALLORAN LOIS HASSON ROLAND HEBERT LORRAINE LANDRY HUGUETTE LEDOUX AUDREY LEKOM GLADYS LONGFIELD ANNABELLA MANCHESTER WILLIAM McCLEARY EDWARD PECKHAM JEANNINE PLOUDE JOSEPH PIRES BEVERLY REED MARION REED ROBERT ROBBINS JOAN ROUNDS ROBERT ROUTHIER JOSEPH SEXTON BARBARA SHARPLES HERBERT SMITH NANCY SMITH WINIFRED STOWELL THERESA SWARTZ JOHN THORPE CALVIN TRIPP PATRICIA WOOD INITIAL IDENTIFICATION Just Argumentative True Buddy Cautious Boy Rather Bright Beau Brummel Energetic Cheerleader Vivacious Cheerleader Likable Chap Always Courteous Merry Casanova Daring Character Regularly Dependable Dashing, Debonair Worldly Dreamer Always Devilish Never Frowning Veracious Fellow Refined Fellow Attractive Girl Very Gracious Forever Humorous Laughing Heartily Rather Happy Light Locks Happy Lass Amiable Lady Gay Laughter Always Merry Whimsical Motorist Everybody's Pal Justly Pleasing Jolly Personality Bearing Reason Mischievous Rascal Roguish Rascal Jovial Rascal Rough, Rugged Joking Sort Bright Scholar Helter Skelter Neat Sort Wistful Silence Tall, Stately Justly Truthful Carefree Type Pop’s Worry AMBITION Musician Commercial Artist Coast Guard Aeronautical Engineer Baseball Player Nurse Beautician Civil Engineer Secretary Policeman Air Force Teacher Chemical Engineer Farmer Coach Secretary Draftsman Store Clerk Fashion Designer Model Engineer Medical Secretary Accountant Stenographer Housewife Beautician Commercial Artist Make Jack Happy Fisherman Dairy Farmer Secretary To Travel Secretary Receptionist Air Force Receptionist Navy Building Contractor Make Money Farmer College Secretary College Air Force Farmer Physical Ed. Teacher PROBABLE FATE Politician Trapeze Artist Office Boy Pilot of First Ship to Moon Water Boy Beachcomber Chorus Girl Pin-Boy Elephant Trainer Actor Pretzel Bender Woman Wrestler Embalmer Working Slot Machines Mill-Hand Farmerette Soda Jerk Superman 5 10 Clerk Housewife Running a Booth at Lincoln Park Comedienne Filibusterer Soldier’s Wife Professional Knitter Mother of 12 Lady Stock-Car Driver Spinster Grease-Monkey Bachelor Cook Garbage Collector Telephone Operator Baby Sitter Tobacco Auctioneer Sweeper at Kresge’s Distributor of Moth Balls Deep-Sea Diver in a Clam Factory Party Hostess Milking Cows Potato Picker Opera Singer Traveling Saleslady Hillbilly Playboy Marriage Joseph Pires Audrey Lekom Francis Halloran Bo ors oy You Des wir JOSE ARAUJO THERESE BENOIT ROBERT BIENVENUE RICHARD BORDEN BRUCE BOUDAKIAN ELEANOR CABRAL VIRGINIA CABRAL LYNWOOD COMSTOCK ADELAIDE COUTO MICHAEL CULLEN DAVID CUNNEEN RUTH DANHAUSER DANA DENAULT WILLIAM DONOVAN ALFORD DYSON NORMA FARIAS VENANCIO FERREIRA RAYMOND FOURNIER ANITA GILLET VIRGINIA GRAY FRANCIS HALLORAN LOIS HASSON ROLAND HEBERT LORRAINE LANDRY HUGUETTE LEDOUX AUDREY LEKOM GLADYS LONGFIELD ANNABELLA MANCHESTER WILLIAM McCLEARY EDWARD PECKHAM JEANNINE PLOUDE JOSEPH PIRES BEVERLY REED MARION REED ROBERT ROBBINS JOAN ROUNDS ROBERT ROUTHIER JOSEPH SEXTON BARBARA SHARPLES HERBERT SMITH NANCY SMITH WINIFRED STOWELL THERESA SWARTZ JOHN THORPE CALVIN TRIPP PATRICIA WOOD PET PEEVE State Police Two-faced people Nosey people Untruthful people Guys like myself Lack of free time Two-faced people Bossy Teachers People who think they can run everything Pat’s sister and brother Overgrown babies People who spell my last name wrong Noisy class meetings Zoot suits People who can’t take jokes Research papers People who try to sell me lunch tokens Marion Driving Big shots in our class Big wheels Scuffed shoes Homework in general Not having a car Show offs Hep cats Two-faced people People who call me by nicknames Hard to get girls Girls People who don’t like school Working My brother-in-law People who crack their knuckles Annabella People who are hard to figure out Business law Girls who mind other people’s business People who don’t act their age School Loud people One arm drivers Younger brothers Wise guys Big deals Obeying music teachers FAVORITE PASTIME Following Bus | Going with my friends Dancing Playing the guitar Going with Cynthia Music George Girls Movies Going with Pat Sleeping Going to the movies Enroute to Westport Harbor Dancing Gerry Being with my friends Playing cards Skating Writing Letters Joe Loafing Church groups Teasing girls Writing to Jimmy Out with the gang Being with my friends Dancing Jackie Teasing in general Reading Dancing Traveling Town Creamery Fun in general At Charries Dancing Hunting Ginny Music Going to the show Reading Skating Playing the accordion Sports Movies Dates with Mike FAVORITE SAYING “What is it with you?” “I’m only kidding” “What's for dinner?” “D----this place!” “Oh, sure” “Gollie”’ “I'm starved” “You rat’ “Oh, for crying out loud” “Oh, Sha “Oh, Gee” “You know what | mean” “You want to bet” “Oh, for Pete’s sake” “I guess you know it” “Hey, Shortie” “Wait for me” “Oh! Balogna”’ “Oh, what the heck was that girl’s name” “That's what | said” Yeh! “Call me up tonight” “Gee, you kids are always picking on me” “That's for the birds” “Oh, brother” “You just better not do that a “Hells Bells” “ll pulverize you” “Vm sick” “What a doll” “Hi, Chick” Yes, Dear” “Oh, brother” “Don't get vigilant” “Let’s eat” “Oh, you little fool” “Oh, I’ve lost it’ “Oh, dear” “What an odd ball’ “Dirty ‘Ernie’ ” “TL say” “Good deal” Norma Farias Winifred Stowell Marion Reed What onic the (ile of SS he lhe if oe JOSES ARAL Berit carci aati tere mune Ever told a good jane ‘(LHERESES BENOD TD S03 oe eee ees Wouldn't join in the fun ROBERT SIENVENUES 2] ie eae ie -ap SUA aa pant ants sa Rega haa Took agriculture RIGHARD BORDEN... “SER She oa a chert it ie aera UEP Was a moron BRUCE? BOUWDAK UA Nae ee SO Care ee Was ever serious EREANOR® GCABRALS = Seta Si-vannien Se eid aaa eae ken? Ever called Ron by name VIRGINIA CA BRA] ae Soe ite ea... Cae fut ee Didn't flirt LYNWOOD COMSLOCK =... shh sath CR ae rho ee wat ke Didn’t blush ADETVAIDE, COU TOU te ee eee iter ec 8 Was six feet tall MICHAELS CULLEN. 3 er eer ne OE ee ee Couldn't dance DAVID sGUNNEENS 2 er aren tee ee eo Had any ambition RUTH DANA USS Rai agri ree ree Wasn't so agreeable DANASDENA Us Dee ee ee Was a Junior WILEPAM - DONO VA Nie er ee Se a ae Could n't polka ALFORD: D YOO Nila oe, teeter eet eee er are Zee cee dh gt Ever went out stag NORMA: FAR TAS Weer ee «esac ae as eens Had no freckles MEN AWN CIOLLRER RIGUR OA gry eee ge ee Couldn't cook RAYMOND FOURNIER wrcreciccimiccanenabtcnimesdleateentisehai i OUR CG.wy Gs Maan ANTAL GID BEDS een Peak Sei aes chs Reside ete Could drive VIRGINTAI GRAY | eee ee i ee oe, oe Wasn't moody FRANGISSHALLORAN ee ee Ever buttoned his shirt LOIS HASSON } 2) Soe ae ee ie rr ee Ever stopped talking ROLAN DoHEBER Tein ee ee ee Didn't philosophize LORRAINEVGANDRY (3 ee ee eee Didn’t giggle HUGUE ETE LEDO UX ee eee Lost her accent AUDREY GER O Mi. 224 cee ee eee td Had no sense of humor GLADYS: LONGFIELD Ge eee Didn't give Mr. B.a hard time ANNABEL LASMAN CHES TER aera! Ever paid attention in English class WILETAM@MCOLEA Rin ae et ee ee Drove under fifty m.p.h. EDWAKDsPEGRHAM... RAEN ey noe ete Ever missed a basketball game JEANNINESPUO UD) Ee eter co eee ee a Didn’t ask why JOSEREIAR USES Geese en Sy ett chee Ese CO ON a Ever came to school early BEVERLY REEDS. sa ist Saas aa eM eee, Sad Never heard of a telephone MARIONGR EE Lge eee ast ae eetteec tn cint Rata 2 Ever ran out of cough drops ROBERITEROBBSINS:] = POR re eg eT cy et Never went to Carries JOANTROUNDS ieee a. whips ispnae ge 4S te aoa i ott eat Wasn't. friendly ROBERT SROU THIER 2 ee oe .. Stopped arguing with Mr. Jolin JOSEPH CS EN I Nagar ee oh, cHegemn cet et seat eR cee ies Was a weakling BARBARAtSHAR PLES? 3... aoe ee ee Didn’t voice her opinion HER BER TSM UE Hit ee ee Ever voiced his opinion NANGY SMELLS 22. eee cai nell ER, meee, Did anything slowly WINIFRED STOWELL .............. SET Ree) ee Ever started a riot THERESA SS WALTZ. o pane Couldn't handle a thousands things at once JOHN THORPERRee ee sug sensnancasis eigen Nets: a ek ONE a Gee AM DN Cea Didn't work CALVIN -ERIPP 232 ee oe eee Wasn’t with Jo Jo all the time PATRICIA “ WOOD. ee ae sa eee ees Wasn’t the Principal’s daughter Bruce Boudakian Lynwood Comstock Jeannine Ploude pre = Ege a OE TT Ta, Our (Gaal: Raat RS Left to right: Mrs. Jeffrey, Manager; Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Amaral, Mrs. Cabral, Mrs. Padelford. Or. (Galanin a at 7 J , Wid 5 ee ome j Left to right: Mr. Christopher, Mr. Church, Mr. Machado. ES hiudent Comal | | | | | b P holography Ch. FUR oti me oy, + ee et eee Mixed Gi orus Left to right, first row: Merva Hopkinson, Dolores Sylvia, Geraldine Medeiros, Lorraine Isadore. Second row: Virginia Cabral, Virginia Gray, Carolyn Smith, Shirley Plante. Cl ASS “FATHER OF THE BRIDE” Cast The “GIRL SHY” i, = The Cast Off Wes econ Bore Head Cheerleader Be ee — Our “Einsteins” Boys : Washethall NP oe ee Leek : pd ‘e = y ra , see Saft First row, left to right: Roger Roy, Francis Halloran, Bruce Boudakian, Joseph Rego, Joseph Sexton, Dana Denault, Frederick Wordell, Alford Dyson, Roderick Cadima, Gerald Dyson. Second row: Floyd DeAndrade, Manuel Cabral, Wayne Branch, Norman Blanchette, John Souza, Armand Blanch- ette, John Boan, Ernest Coite, Antone Oliveira, Joseph Nicolau. Third row: Coach Cariglia, Robert Messier, Paul Gaudreau, Spencer Tripp, Joseph Medeiros, Paul Amaral, Carl Perini, Mr. Hall. VARSITY SCORES Westport 60 32 Warren Westport 74 46 Bristol Aggies Westport 64 60 De LaSalle Westport 47 53 Somerset Westport 53 59 Somerset Westport 49 40 Holy Family Westport 45 55 Holy Family Westport 69 61 Case Westport 56 52 Case Westport 77 42 Bristol Aggies Westport 47 45 Dartmouth Westport 70 57 Dartmouth Westport 70 51 Dighton Westport 36 42 Dighton Westport 32 54 Portsmouth Priory Westport 40 58 Prevost Westport 67 71 Prevost Westport 36 31 Diman Westport 62 46 Diman BAY STATE TOURNAMENT SCORES Eliminations Westport 87 25 Bristol Aggies Quarter Finals Westport 90 45 Abington Semt Finals Westport 50 42 Franklin Finals Westport 50 43 Dartmouth hay, ST btn P. yramid =a v $e %. | Ws ai “4 oe «sty gt € Pap lap “Pp, 1 eee) As Sy ‘en FRANCIS HALLORAN Franny was one of the 5 seniors on the team this year. He was a loyal substitute, who was rez ady whenever he was called upon. Franny had great speed and was an asset to us. AL DYSON “Dice” was the second of the 5 seniors. He possessed an exceptional set shot, from the corners, which won many games for us. Al was one of the playm: ikers a the team, and he turned out some pretty sensational passes. Al was a 4 year man. JOE SEXTON Joe was one of our most potent scorers. Also a senior, he varied a one hand set shot, with a driving layup, to grab most of his points. He was strong under the boards as well. DANA DENAULT Dana, the 4th of the “senior 5,”’ filled the forward spot this year. Using his height to advantage, he possessed a good jump shot. Though he was not a remarkable point getter, Dana was worth his weight this year. BRUCE BOUDAKIAN “Bo,” the 5th senior saw much action this year. He was especially effective with his driving layup, and thrilled the crowds with his two hand set. “Bo” added strength to the starting 5 this year. ROGER ROY “Rog” was a big “cog” in the teams work- ing this year. He had a terrific one hand set, and was a great playmaker. He'll be back next year. DUD DAVENPORT “Dud,” as in the past 2 years, has led the team. His remarkable jump shots, and un- canny rebounding, are of All Narry calibre. Next year should be the big one for “Dud.” GERRY, RODDY, FRED, AND JOE These four, who saw considerable action with the first team this year, will have to fill the bill next year. Fred and Joe with their height will be strong forwards, while Roddy and Gerry, will fill in the guard spots. Good luck to you all. ction entors tn Seber Heh nine Sieeenes reer esi pen: mae Sma Se aps ate Re ee Sa Baseball First row, left to right: R. Kirby, D. Oliveira, R. Roy, S. Reed, J. Nicolau, R. Cadima. Second row, left to right: Coach N. Cariglia, A. Dyson, P. Amaral, P. Poirier, D. Davenport, W. McCleary, J. Boan, B. Boudakian, L. Comstock, Asst. Coach G. Hall. Gir 5° aabetledh First row, left to right: Miss Andrade, Joan Rogers, Patricia Wood, Virginia Cabral, Merva Hopkinson, Barbara Sharples, Shirley Plante, Agnes Sylvia, Patricia LaRocque. Second row: Jane Brightman, Madeline Raposa, Louella Butts, Cecile Gendreau, Margaret Shields, Katherine Halloran, Carol Palmer, Carolyn Smith. Third row: Janet Baker, Geraldine Medeiros, Patricia Roberts, Evonne Rossi, Patricia Vieira, Colette Castonguay, Pauline Gaudreau. VARSITY SCORES Westport 30 47 Fairhaven Westport 52 56 Dartmouth Westport 24 55 New Bedford Voke Westport 39 53 New Bedford High Westport 55 35 Dartmouth Westport 25 43 New Bedford Voke Westport 18 38 New Bedford High Westport 48 67 Fairhaven Varsity From left to right: Patricia LaRocque, Agnes Sylvia, Carol Palmer, Barbara Sharples, Shirley Plante, Virginia Cabral, Patricia Wood, Carolyn Smith, Joan Rogers, Merva Hopkinson. Standing: Janet Baker, Manager; Miss Andrade, Coach. VIRGINIA CABRAL “Ginny” was our high scorer and most valuable player this season. Her highest score was 35 points in the Fairhaven game. Her best shots are lay-ups and one-hand jump shots. PATRICIA LaROCQUE “Pat” was also high in the scoring depart- ment. Most of her 19 points scored in the Dartmouth game were one hand set shots and hook shots. “Pat” has one more year to play for Westport. MERVA HOPKINSON Merva was a very valuable player. She recovered many rebounds from the basket and sent them back with her overhead shots. Merva set up countless plays and screens for the other forwards. BARBARA SHARPLES “Barb” was in top shape and always ready to go in and fight when summoned. She was a very capable guard and one of our reliable substitutes. AGNES SYLVIA Agnes was our number one guard thi: season. She was especially effective in re trieving distant rebounds and excelled ir pass interceptions. Agnes was a populat team-mate and will be a valuable asset tc the team next year. SHIRLEY PLANTE Shirley is a speedy guard. She aided the team with her close guarding and fast dribbling. Shirley displays an easy-going manner on the floor and she seldom fouls an opponent. PATRICIA WOOD “Pat’’? was converted from a forward to a guard this:season. She did a good job in defending the bucket area and in getting rebounds. ‘This was her final season for Westport. CAROLYN SMITH Carolyn was injured at mid-season; thus, she did not see much action. She did a good job whenever she saw action at guard position. She has two more years to play for Westport. Our girls’ basketball team did not have a very successful season this year, winning only one out of eight games. This was largely a result of the fact that Agnes Sylvia was the only varsity member back from last year. Miss Andrade concentrated on building the group with the hope of having another championship team in a year or two. ‘The guards learned many new skills and did very well with their zone defense. Agnes Sylvia was our star guard and was especially effective in getting distant rebounding and pass interceptions. Shirley Plante played outstanding defensive ball and is well known for her speedy dribbling. Patricia Wood, converted from a forward to a guard, defended the bucket area and did a good job in controlling the backboards. Barbara Sharples and Carolyn Smith were very reliable subs and performed well whenever they were called upon. The forwards concentrated on fast, accurate passing and fast cutting. Virginia Cabral was our star forward and was our most valuable player. Patricia LaRocque, another good forward, was especially effective with her set shots. Merva Hopkinson was the playmaker and did an excellent job in getting rebounds and feeding to the other forwards. The second team gained valuable experience this year. Many were playing basketball for the first time and displayed enthusiasm in every game. ‘The second team members include: Geraldine Medeiros, Joan Rogers, June Austin, Carol Palmer, Margaret Shields, Evonne Rossi, Cecile Gendreau, Dorothy Laprise, Patricia Vieira, Luella Butts, Katherine Halloran, Collette Castonguay, Madeline Raposa, Pauline Gaudreau, Barbara Vieira, Jane Brightman, and Patricia Roberts. The team managers, Janet Baker, Ann Rusin, and Nancy Smith, and the entire team extend their many thanks to-Miss Andrade for her coaching during the season. We all appreciated it greatly. “Pat” Wood Office Practice ec Orel Agriculture Shop ees ut bth {wu te Dou Yee we Problems = More Food A Senior Dance of uA f ographs se bo YS a a | e ae . - a - 7 7 ¥ 4 ¢ Liberal Allowances CHARLIE’S Guaranteed Used Cars GULF GAS AND OILS Tel. 4-3282 or 3-6695 STATE ROAD (Opp. Hi-Way Casino) NO. WESTPORT, MASS. 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Keystone Paints — Kitchenware and Clothing Brecks Seeds — Power Lawn Mowers Tel. ME 6-8827 Central Village Compliments of The Westport Chamber of Commerce UTILITY GAS APPLIANCE SERVICE BOTTLED GAS and GAS APPLIANCES Sales, Service and Installation J. RUSSELL WAITE Phone N.B. 3-4229 24-Hour Service NORMAN C. GIFFORD Sand — Gravel — Loam — Cement and Cesspool Blocks Cord Wood — Trucking Tel. ME 6-2166 FORGE ROAD WESTPORT, MASS. PBB BBP BP_P_ BP P_P_— —P P P=_LP _ PLP PPP Pe ————-—-—-—- ee c-- a ee JOEY'S SALES The Best in Dry Goods Tel. N.B. 4-9196 Clothing and Household Articles Doing Business House to House New Bedford Authorized Bendix and Crosley Service 176 ROCKLAND STREET Tel. 4-4311 Home Tel. 6-2167 FLAGSHIP OF THE ATLANTIC DESTROYER FLEET U.S.S. 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PERRY General Auto Parts and Outboard Repairs Agent for Briggs and Stratton Motors and Parts DRIFT ROAD Tel. 6-4644 ett ttt ttt eae ) LISI III I IE EI EI IPE EP PPP PP PPP PP P P P_ _Pr_P_P P P_ «P � P P P P _P � _P P � _LP _P -_ PPP FFELP BBL PPP OOO POD OO Compliments of SCHOOL COMMITTEE Alford Dyson Dr. Frank Lepreau Joseph Arruda Paul Silvia Roger M. Acheson Compliments of HOWARD CHURCH BERT CHRISTOPHER JOHNNY MACHADO Your Friendly Janitors YOUNG'S COURT A Westport Show Place ROUTE 6 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Fournier : ne eer rn wr rrr rrr rrr PI EE PPP PEEP PPP PPP PPP CAPRI MOTEL One of New England’s Finest For Reservations Call New Bedford 2-8339 ROUTE 6 NO. DARTMOUTH, MASS. Compliments of TRIPP’S WELDING SERVICE MAIN ROAD WESTPORT, MASS. JOHN R. DAVIS, INC Cars and Trucks — Sales and Service Telephone ME 6-8834 Westport, Mass. Compliments of IRENE’S 222-224 ACADEMY BUILDING FALL RIVER, MASS. LLL FFL LI_F___F_IP_IP_P_P__OBP_I_ —P™™ PIP P_IP_EI™_EI™_ FP_P_P _P «_P_ � _EP @P _P_ � IP _PP _PF P _P _IP � _P _ PP PPP PPP PPP a a a rt rrr rere roe t= LO LL A A A EP LO OE A A A A A A ll ln ee ee ee DUMONT JEWELERS 1422 PLEASANT STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Manuel Correia, Truck Manager Dodge Job-Rated Trucks — Plymouth Passenger Cars Telephone 5-7457 449 North St. at Rockdale Ave. New Bedford, Mass. HI-WAY MOTOR MART J. Douglas Borden, Prop. Nash Sales and Service — Used Cars — General Repairs Gulf Gas and Oil Tel. 4-5779 STATE ROAD NO. WESTPORT LEES WHARF “Not Gone With The Wind” Telephone ME 6-8843 Westport Point, Mass. UNITED MOTORS, INC. | . : | | : ' Compliments of PIERCE AUTO SERVICE Telephone ME 6-2046 SO. DRIFT ROAD WESTPORT POINT Compliments of WESTPORT DRUG William Rejsek, Reg. Pharmacist STATE ROAD NO. WESTPORT Compliments from P. C. BROWN To the Success of Jeannine (Jackie) Ploude Compliments of CARRIE’S SNACK BAR Luncheonette and Soda Fountain MAIN ROAD PD | EE EE PO EL LO AE EA EL OA A AO A A A OO a OE AO A A PP PP PP PP PPP PP PP PPP PPP PPP PPP FB LLB LP LBB LBL LLL LA AAPA A PAA ALP AL A A LL LOL I OE LO ee as Compliments of MASON FURNITURE CO. New England’s Largest Furniture Showrooms 795 Purchase St., New Bedford Plymouth Ave., Fall River WESTPORT GAS COMPANY Veet oapralwd lr werop. HOMGAS Sales and Service Tel HRS 3-080. STATE ROAD NO. WESTPORT PONY BOY ICE CREAM Distributors of Peter Pan Ice Cream Telephone 4-4422 339 SAWYER STREET NEW BEDFORD Compliments of CHARLIE’S TV APPLIANCES oer PEE EEE EP EE PPE PEP PPP rrr rr re) ee ewe ere OO LL LE A A ) ) ) ) | ; 4 ) ) ’ 5 , ) , ) ‘ 4 ' . 4 5 ) ‘ ) ) 4 ) ) ) | ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) 5 ) ) ) ) ) , ’ 4 PP IEP LPP J. P. MARTIN’S GARAGE General Auto Repairing Case Sales and Service Compliments of Tel. ME 6-8852 J. O’NEIL SUPPLY Main Road Westport, Mass. CHARLES D. POIRIER EARL R. THOMAS Reg. Pharmacist Insurance Tel. 2-5401 R North Westport Shag oe me 56 No. Main St. Fall River FEIO’S GARAGE : Compliments General Auto Repairs of Tires — Batteries — Accessories — Lubrication Painting — Brake Service — Wheel Alignment Perry's Dry Cleaning Service Tel. ME 6-2440 ROUTE 177 Main Road Central Village TRIPP’S STORE Under New Management of Joseph Pelletier Narrows Service Station Meats, Vegetables, Fruits Frozen Foods Fountain Service Gas — Oil — Accessories Al. Berube, Prop. Tel. ME 6-2022 LLL LLL OL LLL LL LE LAE A I A EL — 1375 Pleasant Street Tel. 2-4459 168 So. Main Street Tel. 3-0322 EMPIRE MEN’S SHOP Clothiers and Haberdashers Philip Dondis, Founder, 1922 “Nate”? Dondis Fall River CHAGNON PHOTO-SERVICE Graduation Wallet-Size Photos 100 for $38.95 Compliments of A FRIEND ELLSAS ART STORE Fine Pictures and Mirrors Gifts and Greeting Cards Picture Framing 364 South Main St. Fall River LLP IEP IIE ILI FI EES FPP EPP PS Se Compliments of THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO. Adding Machines Cash Registers Accounting Machines HENRY LEVAUR Ford Sales 428 Pleasant St., Fall River Paul Silvia, Salesman From Westport Compliments of McCLELLAN STORE 1415 Pleasant St. Fall River D D Sales Service, Inc. Authorized Frigidaire Dealers Francis J. Devine, Pres. Arthur J. Doucet, Treas. Phone 8-5644 363 Second St. Fall River PPL LPP OL LLL ee Good Luck to the CLASS OF 1955 FRANK DeANDRADE TRI-LOR’S American Flyer and Lionel Trains State and Reed Rds. North Dartmouth, Mass. Frank N. Wheelock Sons Blacksmiths and Welders 257 Brayton Ave. Fall River Compliments of Bosworth Insurance Agency New Bedford, Mass. ADAMS BOOKSTORE, INC. Tel. 3-5833 — 3-5834 165 North Main St. Fall River WEATHERMASTER World’s Largest Manufacturers of Aluminum Combination Storm Windows and Doors Telephone 8-5634 695 Dartmouth St. So. Dartmouth BARNABE JEWELERS 1454 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. THE ROYAL STORE In The Flint 1430 Pleasant St. Fall River a a aan THOMAS P. SULLIVAN Range and Fuel Oil Tel. ME 6-2050 REED ROAD WESTPORT Visit Our Gift Dept. Tel. 4-4641 Gendreau Furniture Co., Inc. “The Home of Nationally Advertised Furniture’”’ {Next to Strand Theater) 1355 Pleasant St. Fall River Compliments of JEAN’S BARBER SHOP Adamsville, R. I. Curtis Weatherproofing Co. Maintenance Engineers — Contractors MAIN ROAD WESTPORT, MASS. M. G. Curtis, Pres. ME 6-8854 FPS FFF EEE FEEL LEP PPP PP MONTIGNEY’S AUTO REPAIR SERVICE Motor Tune-up Arc and Gas Welding Tel. 4-4039 State Road No. Westport CHESTER R. WILKIE Excavating — Trenching Road Building Tel. Little Compton 464 BEAULIEU’S GARAGE Body and Fender Work — Painting New and Used Cars Tel. 3-9227 Sanford Road No. Westport Compliments of MODERN LUNCH William Golliff, Prop. ¢ LL LLL LLL LLL LF FILIP IPP PEI EP LPP PPP PPP PPP ee eee Ce ee rrr rrr rr rr rr rrr rrr oer re rrr BUSH COMPANY, INC. Compliments Cleaners of Tel. 5-7803 30 Champion Terr. No. Dartmouth A FRIEND Around the Corner from the State Police Raymond L. Hutchinson, Prop. PATTY PAGE SHOE STORE Pictures — Picture Framing 1388 SO. MAIN ST, Artists’ Supplies FALL RIVER, MASS. 154 Second St. Fall River MACOMBER’S GARAGE General Auto Repairing Moto Mower Power Mower Sales Service ROLAND A. HEBERT Roofing and Siding Tel. F.R. 3-6806 Tel. ME 6-8801 Crane Street No. Westport | HUTCHINSON’S ART SHOP SO. WESTPORT MASS. | | Tel. ME 6-2252 Compliments of “177 MOTEL” MAIN ROAD MARKET For Those Who Care Shell Gas and Oil Groceries Dora and Dick Blanchard, Proprietors Tel. ME 6-4361 Route 177 Westport, Mass. : | BPP PPP PPP PP PP PPP PPP PPP PPP PP PDB BBP PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PP PPP PPP ee a en I IP LEP LO OE OO EE LO EE OI A CARNIVAL DRIVE-IN At the Narrows GOOD FOOD Ashton’s Sporting Goods A Complete Line of Sporting Goods Tel. 5-7261 35 Borden Street Fall River Michaud and Poirier Tel. 2-0491 WILFRED J. POIRIER Insurance — Realtor Notary Public 210 Thomas St. Fall River LION’S 84 BEDFORD STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. DR. GILBERT VINCENT Dentist Office Hours by Appointment Tel. 4-5261 400 So. Main St. Fall River THE BRIDE’S SHOPPE 368 SO. MAIN STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Compliments of VILLAGE SPA Lunch — Groceries Fountain Service Magazines — Cards Phone ME 6-4452 Central Village Est. 1916 FEITELBERG AGENCY, INC. Insurance Henry J. Feitelberg, Treas. Tel. 5-7408 29 No. Main St. Fall River aoe enn a ee eee eee LLL LBL LBP ILI P_P_PP_P_P _PP PLP LLP O’Neils Fisk Tire Service, Inc. Corner Durfee and Central Sts. Fall River, Mass. Compliments of SYLVAIN’S DINER Route 188 — North Raynham Operated by the Giasson’s Compliments of HEAD OF WESTPORT FIRE ASSOCIATION Romie’s Dial 8-5421 Radio Television Service R.C.A. — Stromberg-Carlson Romeo Perrault, Prop. 1080 County St. Fall River Compliments of JOHN A. HART Miller of Gray’s R. I. Johnny Cake Meal E. COUTURE SON Complete Body and Fender Work Tel. 4-1411 948-958 County St. Fall River PHENIX Cleaners — Dyers Shirt Launderers Work Called For and Delivered Phone 7-9407 46 Barlow St. 765 Eastern Ave. FALL RIVER, MASS. CENTRAL ICE CREAM OF FALL RIVER OPI IP PPP I IP IP PPP I PLP A a Compliments of PHILIP Z. BARNABY, JR. SANFORD ROAD NO. WESTPORT, MASS. EDMUND’S VARIETY E. DesRosier, Prop. Tel. ME 6-2154 MAIN ROAD WESTPORT Compliments of STYLE SHOPPE 1409 PLEASANT STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. CORA’S BEAUTY SHOP Specializing in Permanents Tel. 2-5661 1208 Pleasant St. Fall River LO A A A A EP PE LE EP A YANKEE TRADER Exclusive Handcrafts and Sportswear PADANARAM MASS. Johnny‘’s Mobil Service Center Telephone 8-0581 State Road No. Westport RUSIN’S GREENHOUSES Cut Flowers — Potted Plants Orchids Telephone ME 6-2062 Route 177 No. Westport DEMERS BOATS SPORTING GOODS Marine Supplies — Paints Fishing Tackle Mercury Outboard Motors Dial 3-8231 2220 Pleasant St. Fall River ‘«----------------r— PEERLESS LAUNDRY, INC. Service — Sanitation — Satisfaction Dial 9-6497 1668 Pleasant St. Fall River Four Square Village Garage T. Pereira, Prop. Road Service Dial 9-6948 Sanford Road No. Westport Compliments of JOSEPH SMITH ROBERTS Full Dress Rental Service White Tuxedo Jackets Tuxedo Tail Coats Cutaways and all Accessories Tel. 9-6191 398 Spring St. Fall River Jack’s General Auto Service J. DeAndrade, Prop. REO TRUCKS AND BUSSES Phone ME 6-8803 Day or Night FORGE ROAD NO. WESTPORT MELODY SHOP Largest Collection of Records in New Bedford CARDS RECORDS Compliments of GULF HILL RESTAURANT 596 PLEASANT STREET NEW BEDFORD Compliments of CHASE GRAIN CO. Purina Chows Quality — Service Tel. F.R. 3-3695 Route 6 No. Westport MARTIN FALK Men’s Wear 100 WILLIAM STREET NEW BEDFORD ) GRAY’S CASH STORE Edward S. Cook, Prop. Fancy Groceries and Provisions We specialize in Gray’s R. I. Johnny Cake Meal Tel. Little Compton 350-W-1 Adamsville Rhode Island Compliments of WILKSON’S GULF SERVICE 2147 PLEASANT STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Leo Barboza’s Service Station Tel. 2892 - State Road No. Dartmouth Compliments of NEW BEDFORD GRAIN CO. Tel. 3-1779 742 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford HUB CLOTHIERS Tel. 7-9409 162 Pieasant St. Fall River Buttonwood Esso Service 1091 KEMPTON STREET NEW BEDFORD, MASS. C. F. CUSHING SON Leather Goods Luggage Tel. 2-5318 586 Pleasant St. New Bedford ee te wer rr ww rer Coe er FFF FF FF FF FF LLL LL FLL ELL ELIE Compliments of LAWRENCE'S GARAGE HORSENECK ROAD BESSE RUSSELL’S Mens’ and Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings 221 So. Main St. GRAY TYPEWRITER CO. 134 SECOND STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. THOMAS J. BEEDEM CO. 2 BIG STORES Mens’ and Boys’ Wear — Western Wear Sporting and Fishing Goods 308 So. Main Street 1380 Pleasant Street FALL RIVER MASS. Fall River PL IE PEP MARK YOU RESTAURANT Finest Chinese and American Dishes Tel. 3-1181 1236 Pleasant St. MANCHESTER STORE General Merchandise Aged Cheese Tel. Little Compton 124 NOQUOCHOKE ORCHARDS Apples — Pears — Peaches also Apple Juice and Cider Tel. ME 6-2237 DRIFT ROAD WESTPORT Compliments of WESTPORT POINT MARKET Tel. ME 6-8821 WESTPORT POINT MASS. LDL LB LLL LL L_L_FI_F_I_I_IP_I_IP—_P__P__P LP_ PPP PL PA PE LO Fall River IEEE IP P_ —P_ _P_ _P_P _P _PP_P_P_ P _P_ _P _PP P_ P =P LPP_P_P «P_ PPP PPL PPP ee) ne ao HALL’S MUSIC STORE Everything for the Music Lover 169 NO. MAIN STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. WINSTON C. HART Electrical Contractor Tel. Little Compton 425-W Adamsville Rhode Island Compliments of BARRETTES DO-NUT SHOP 1412 PLEASANT STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. FOR OVER 50 YEARS “The Place to Meet Your Friends” The Browne Pharmacy, Inc. 218-220 Union Street Arnold and Ash Sts. Brigham and Elizabeth Streets New Bedford Bridge St., So. Dartmouth Front St., Marion iii oe VISIT Jeannette B’s Beauty Shop Tel. 7-9666 Lassonde Street No. Westport C. M. BRACKETT Meats — Groceries and Provisions Tel. ME 6-8842 CENTRAL VILLAGE MASS. Compliments of LA FRANCE JEWELER 763 Purchase St. New Bedford FRANK P. AZEVEDO IHC Farm Equipment Household Refrigerators and Televisions Tel. New Bedford 2-2633 eae ee eee weer Compliments of YVONNE’S LUNCHEONETTE Dinner or Snack Route 6 — Opposite Lincoln Park North Dartmouth, Mass. HARRY’S RADIATOR SHOP Complete Radiator Service for Your Automobile Hand and Power Mowers Sharpened HAWES ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors General Electric Appliances RCA and GE Televisions Phone 8-5285 592 Pleasant St. New Bedford Compliments of Milady’s Dress Bridal Salon ACADEMY BUILDING FALL RIVER, MASS. ee ee Compliments of FRED T. WEBB Postmaster NORTH WESTPORT Compliments of RENDEZVOUS No. Dartmouth Compliments of SMALL’S POULTRY FARM Tel. ME 6-8836 Horseneck Road So. Westport Residential Service Bonded Fur Storage PURDY’S CLEANSERS Fall River, Mass. Plant Office Branch Office 160 Third Street 1856 Pleasant St. Dial 3-3621 Dial 3-0771 ES PIF FFF III FFF EEE FFF I FFE EEE FIFI EEF EPI EP EFF IPOS OO OL A OL Ce ee er er rr ror ere LEKOM’S SERVICE STATION Esso Gas — Oil — Lubrication Accessories — Tires ROUTE 177 NO. WESTPORT HENRY J. DUFFY PHARMACY The Rexall Store 1924 Pleasant St. Fall River Compliments of SMITH MILLS PHARMACY WILLIAM McCASKIE, INC. Established 1903 Textile Specialties Woodworking and Machinists FORGE RD. WESTPORT PLP LLLP Se ee eee Compliments of ELMER B. MANCHESTER, JR. Town Clerk GEORGE L. GREENWOOD SON Sand — Gravel — Loam Compliments of ALBERT C. WOOD TOWN CREAMERY A. Ferreira, Prop. Route 177 No. Westport — a EPI III PPI IPI putz Compliments of 0 Keith’s Ice Cream Co., Inc. in-the-Flint “One of the Good Things in Life” TelsN,Be3-l 14a FALL RIVER, MASS. 1465 Pleasant St. Corner Claflin State Road No. Dartmouth PLEASANT MOTORS SMITH MILLS HARDWARE STORE Tel. 7-9334 We May Not Have Everything 2096 Pleasant St. Fall River But We Have A H --- of a Lot of Things STORE., Inc. PAT McKENNA Carmote Paints — Varnishes Modest Budgets Larcoloid Discriminating Tastes Tel. 3-1988 259 i : Union Street New Bedford 232 Union Street New Bedford Compliments of Compliments of POOR BROTHERS JEWELERS MR. ALEXANDER WALSH Town Treasurer : ) ) | f ‘ j ) , ‘ 5 ‘ , { ) | ) ) } ) ) , ; ' New Bedford, Mass. j ‘ c ) | | : | Compliments of COX PAINT WALLPAPER | | : LLL LLL LLL L_—_E_—LP_P_P_PP_P_P_LLLL or rrr wr wr rer wr re PPP III IPP III FLIP PLL LDL OL LO I A A OO Om wr wre er ror ere FRANK E. BRAYTON, JR. Auto Sales and Service Tel. Westport Har. 358R Tel. Residence ME-6-4466 Adamsville Rd. Westport WILLOWRIDGE FARM Harry and Elsie Sherman Barbecued Chickens Oven Ready Poultry Eggs — Fruits — Vegetables Old County Rd. Tel. ME 6-24738 J. PILKINGTON for All Types of Travel Reservations Telephone ME 6-4554 DRIFT ROAD WESTPORT Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 FRIEND’S DINER Smith Mills North Dartmouth | | | | | | | | | | | OOO A LO A A LO A LO OO KARTENS JEWELERS House of Lucky Wedding Rings DIAMONDS WATCHES 20 Steps North of the Bus Terminal 939 Purchase St. New Bedford F. S. BRIGHTMAN CO. Stationers and Paper Dealers Tel. 2-7357 498 Pleasant St. New Bedford BARKER’S INSURANCE AGENCY In-sure and Be-sure Telephone 47 Tiverton, R. I. Compliments of POP’S LUNCH Smith Mills No. Dartmouth rer ree) FE LLL LLL PP PO ore or rr rrr rr rrr rr rrr ore Cc OOOO A A A MACOMBER’S Arc Welding South Westport, Mass Compliments of Winslow-Mackenzie Co. NEW BEDFORD DOWTY’S FLOWER SHOP 1492 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of ANDREW MORAN PB PPP VOKES AUTO PARTS Used Auto Parts for All Makes of Cars Over 500 Cars on Hand at All Times Dial F.R. 4-9080 672 Stafford Road LAFAYETTE SHOE STORE Fall River’s Largest Independently Owned Family Shoe Store 1347 Pleasant St. Fall River Compliments of THE CREW OF THE U.S.S. H. D. CROW (DE 252) Compliments of WILLEY’S, INC. Misses and Women’s Apparel Tel. 3-4827 566 Pleasant St. New Bedford Tiverton, R. I. ar rr rrr Or OO OO en a EE PP EE LO OO A LI PPI IP_IP__ IPP IPP Compliments of A FRIEND Best Wishes for Prosperity, Happiness and Success to THE GRADUATES OF 1955 from A FRIEND Feldman Brothers Complete Home Outfitters Telephone 3-3731 343 Central St. Compliments of CAHOON’S GREENHOUSES OLD BEDFORD ROAD Tel. F.R. 3-6482 Fall River, Mass. Best Wishes from AN OLD TIMER Class of 1931 RICHIE’S DRIVE IN Hank — Sam — Roland Compliments of HODGSON AND RUDDICK Successors to Franklin E. Darling Plumbing and Heating Tel. F.R. 3-0612 9 Summerfield St. Fall River Compliments of GOLLIS MEN’S APPAREL 562 Pleasant St. —_— A A A A A OO A A A A A A A A A A A A A cc---oc--rr-r— ANDREW'S FRUIT STAND Corner of State and Reed Roads ERNIE WILKINSON’S ORCHESTRA Tel. 3-1836 Fall River, Mass. THE CENTRAL BARBER SHOP C. Cooper, Prop. Tel. FR 2-8936 State Road No. Westport, Mass Next to Jean’s Farm Plenty of Parking Space Welch Insurance Agency Tel. 5-7781 7 No. Main St. Fall River, Mass. eS SF FE FPF EE EE PEE EE EEL LEE IP EL LPI EPP ES OP eo SAMUEL DEXTER, INC. Diesel Engine Repairs — Machinists Welding “We Weld Anything Except the Crack of Dawn” Tel. 4-5421 98 Middle Street Fairhaven Tel. Office 4-3581 Res. 3-1046 LOUIS A. FITZGERALD Representative Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 20 Years Service 11 Pleasant St. Fall River, Mass. Diamond Setters ARTHUR A. PLANTE SON Est. 1905 Watch Repairing Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Suite 221 Academy Bldg. Tel. 3-0561 Fall River Compliments of ANTONE L. VINCENT Distributor of Eshlman (Red Rose) Feeds Tel. ME 6-4546 Rock O’Dundee Rd. Dartmouth PPI FF EE EI EEE EP EE EEE EPO | | | § | | I EE EEE PPP PPL PPP PP PPP PPP PPP PP ee eee eee a a a ee err Co ee er rer rw or rrr or rr errr rr rer rrr rrr rere ee wre = — Compliments of MRS. THELMA McHUGH MISS ANN DWYER MISS EDITH HINVES MISS BEVERLY KENT . AMELIA SELLERS Compliments of ARTHUR J. MANCHESTER Poultry Dealer R. F. DAVOLL GENERAL STORE Tel. ME 6-4530 Russells Mills Dartmouth E. WAITE GARAGE Lightning Protection System ME 6-2061 LL I FELL LLB LLL LLP ALLE LLL LLL LO ey FIRST QUALITY STORE Meats — Frozen Foods Groceries Tel. 6-2326 JOHN FRIAR Good Painting 172 Bedford Street JOSE PIRES SONS Livestock Farm Produce Tel. ME 6-2459 North Westport LOUIS H. GORTON Sea Foods Fruits and Vegetables HOME SERVICE 733 King Philip St. Fall River Ph A LA PP | . : | . Gray Marine Sparton Engines Television DAVIS TRIPP. INC. Mobile and Gulf Gas Compliments of Radio Television Service Automobile Repair — Tires Marine Engine Service A FRIEND Tel. 3-9232 So. Dartmouth Compliments of Printers of the “Brownie” —_—_——— OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS PRINTING ei 1-17 Coffin Avenue New Bedford, Mass. AMERICAN PRESS, INC. -_ ee I eee rrr rar errr rere c--------- -e------ rr - oF ee? Oa ae oh Meer ea) ay Pa rt AD bear ee agee de ee — e eat rs Sa LOS 5 Sa ro Baa 9 gO sear TES A i Seine Seats 7 ent cat OO SS ee gt 3 re ee boa Gy re .) aay Le Ae ay he aOR ON Ads ] iy F 5 PA AN Contd 9 9) O rt, oe ed Eh eee WA age f Re 4 é Paani et ta tte OSS. £ aw AT AED § zeae ehh Snes ent Gt ees 2 PS Ss oaks care AY. EBS. _ sae. ¥ Heh ps Ge Ay hse tthena ‘geese Betta e Pao Peak SAG ; Cbg Arab peBieteys Tee Ge 11 29 oer 5° op et Be BALE gee tent Mes, Lm bag gy SSSR. ahi a ite 5 oe = ah Ge « pig bed NSS Cy ee LE ie - Wi, ot oa ec a Sie A ets SP Ao1d BAS OD St QS Wiss re se i Wil Fa we —— Sis gw idD 54 yAd Aral 4 od Ned a oneee Ts Oy SOA Geen, % SS e-PE, teak Sy iN Ee tretv st te aki é 7. £ heroic F-ke As Lye Lemire yas seat Oy p f a Pieaorers qeatioes oh; rey = be 7 4 a eS Tht, ot pane a teeih es atria tls UALS OA ce muni eat g Wes TEP Sy My Pro a) anare id seed 4-94 wa bega x a pots hteey fees er re s 404 iS 2 pereset } 7, ‘sst His eis SF othe leh