Westport High School - Brownie Yearbook (Westport, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

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MARTINEAU “We have been friends together in sunshine and shade.” Subjects: French, Physics MILTON E. EARLE Superintendent “Never an idle moment but cheerful and thoughtful of others.” ANNA PAOLI Vice-Principal “The burden becomes light when it is cheerfully borne.” Subject: English BARBARA R. ANDRADE EDMIE BIBEAU JR. “There's nothing worth the wear of “Life is a comedy to one winning but laughter and the who thinks. love of friends.” eS ; ne Subjects: Biology, Science, Subject: Physical Education Mathematics LLOYD A. BRIGHTMAN LILLIAN C. CAHOON Guidance Director “Good humor ts the clear blue sky “It matters not what you are of the soul.” thought to be, but Subject: Household Arts what you are.” Subject: English NICHOLAS F. CARIGLIA “Be true to your word, your work, and your friend.” Subject: Physical Education ARTHUR JOLIN “Well done is better than well said.” Subjects: Typing, Bookkeeping, Office Practice, Shorthand HERBERT A. DOCKERTY “Men show their character in nothing more clearly than by what they think laughable.” Subjects: English, Library THOMAS J. McGARR “Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind.” Subjects: Agriculture, Shop TERRANCE E. McGLYNN ER VAVER PHIEROT “Good health and good sense are “The soul’s calm sunshine and two of life’s greatest blessings.” heart felt joy.” Subjects: Mechanical Drawing, Subjects: Latin, English Shop EDWARD SHARPLES JR. CLAYTON E. SISSON “Duty is the sublimest word in the “An honest conscience is every English language.” man’s first political law.” Subjects: English, Reading, Subject: Industrial Arts Music FRANCISCO R. SOUZA “No man ever was great by imitation.” Subjects: Algebra, Geometry, Chemistry, Mathematics WANDA E. SMIETANA “Hitch your wagon to a star; what your heart thinks is great, is great. Subjects: Business English, Junior Business ‘Training, ‘Typing WALLACE SUNDERLAND “There is only one proof of ability, — action.” Subjects: Civics, Reading, Physical Education, Assistant Coach.” ERNEST WOODCOCK “A friend is one who walks in when when the rest of the world walks out.” Subject: English JAMES F. FRANCIS BARBARA L. GIFFORD “Ever calm and cool.” “Good qualities are the substantial Subjects: Reading, Math, English, USEABLE SS TSS Geography Subject: Household Arts ALFRED MARTEL “Pride is a luxury that love cannot afford.” Subjects: Mathematics, Science DOROTHY W. SMITH ULYSSES R. SOUZA “Life is not so short but that there “He that has patience may is always time for courtesy.” compass anything.” Subject: Mathematics Subjects: Geography, History Mrs. Griffin Mr. Braga Mrs. Leuvelink ANNA CARVALHO Secretary “Hours fly, flowers die, new days, new ways pass by, love stays.” ephisal Staff JOAN ROGERS LEONE PERRY Art Editor Assistant Art Editor PATRICIA LaROCQUE Girls’ Sport Editor DUDLEY DAVENPORT Boys’ Sports Editor ANNETTE BENOIT Editor-in-Chief S CYNTHIA LAW Assistant Literary Editor DOREEN CASWELL Literary Editor JOSEPH REGO FLOYD DeANDRADE Assistant Editor Photography Editor SHIRLEY PLANTE AGNES SYLVIA Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Ct ASS Of cers Left to Right: Patricia LaRocque, Vice-President; Dudley Davenport, President; Annette Benoit, Secretary; Merva Hopkinson, Treasurer. JANET PATRICIA BAKER “Do your best loyally and cheerfully, and suffer yourself to feel no anxiety or fear.” Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2; Assistant Basketball Manager 2; Basketball Manager 3; Committees I, 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Curtis Campaign 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Surplus of clothes . . . wears’them well . . . delightful personality . . . seen with Roger. ) i j he Janet August 12 AUSTIN AUGUST BELANGER “What people do with their spare time is indicative of what they are.” Unexpected sayings . . . Eddie’s accomplice . . . notorious for his jokes . . . never a dull moment. Austin July 20 ANNETTE MARIE LOUISE BENOIT “They are never alone who are accompanied by noble thoughts.” Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Accompanyist for Musical Organizations 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Typing Club 1; Usherette 3; Secretary of Class 4; Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook 4; Pep Squad 2; Junior-Senior play 4; Office Aid 2, 3, 4; Villager 2, 3; Class Day Speaker 4; -� q D.A.R. Representative 4; Perfect Attendance lI, 2. Uses mad gestures . . . piano expert .. . happy as the day is long . . . talented in many fields . . . always in demand. 4 “Beany” August 4 ROBERT CHARLES BRABANT “Great works are performed, not by strength, but by perseverance.” Basketball 3, 4; Soccer 4; Baseball 3, 4; Yearbook Commit- tee 4; Junior-Senior play Committee 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Varsity Letters: Basketball, Soccer, Baseball. Our “strong boy” .. . capable participant in sports .. . willing to learn . . . the proverbial “nice guy.” “Roddy” September 24 JAMES HUDSON CAMBRA “An honest man’s the noblest work of God.” Boys’ Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Art Club 1, 2. Soft spoken . . . Evelyn’s pride . . . easy, quiet manner ... hard worker . . . unforgettable smile. smiling ... “Buddy” June 12 RODERICK CADIMA “I would rather lose in a cause that will finally win, than win in a cause that must inevitably fail.” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee Club 1, 2; Junior-Senior play 4; Varsity Letters: Basket- ball, Soccer, Baseball. Another hoopster .. . a way with the women . . . forever our Rock Hudson. “Jimmie” October 26 Evelyn DOREEN FRANCES CASWELL “It’s the songs ye sing and the smiles ye wear.” Girl’s Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1; Literary Editor of Yearbook 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Villager 1, 2, 3; Assemblies 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Hockey 1; Badminton 2, 3; Junior-Senior play 3, 4; Office Aid 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; January 19 Honor Roll 2; Curtis Campaign Captain 4. Devilish blue eyes .. . never still a moment . . . mischievous dimples... . always a helping hand. “Moe” excellent equestrian . June 17 EVELYN ADELINE CARVALHO “Let every dawn of morning be to you as the beginning of life.” Girl’s Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Field Hockey 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3; Typing Club 1, Yearbook Committee 4; Glee Club Librarian 3. Pretty and petite... . versatile’. . . lovely clothes . . . shy smile .. . rather partial towards gray Pontiacs. Doe June 17 MAUREEN FRANCES CASWELL “Here’s to the woman who has a smile for every joy, a tear for every sorrow.” Villager 1, 2, 3; Girl’s Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior play 3, 4; Badminton 2; Field Hockey 1; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Typing Club 1; Class Day Speaker 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Art Club 1; Cafeteria 4. Carefree manner . . . way with the opposite sex . . . effi- cient in business . . . talented actress. DUDLEY DELANO DAVENPORT “Sterling worth must mark the man who leads.” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Class President 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Sports Editor (Yearbook) 4; Football 1; Assemblies 3, 4; Junior-Senior play 3, 4; General Manager Curtis Campaign 4; Assistant Manager 3; Co-Captain of Soccer 4; Harvard Book Award 3; Curtis Campaign 1, 2; Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Student Council Presi- dent 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Varsity Letters: Basketball, track, baseball, soccer. Lanky lad .. . our class leader . . . friendly personality . . . Sports expert . . . mischievous manners. SHud. December 14 FLOYD RICHARD DeANDRADE “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4; Baseball Mgr. 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Soccer 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Boys Glee Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Art Club 1; Junior-Senior play 3, 4; Boys Quartet 1; Villager 2; Varsity Letters: Baseball, soccer, basketball. Capable manager . . . the last “w-o-r-d” . . . a buddy to Duddy ... (broke) card shark. “Scup” December 8 GERALD DYSON “Let us pass over the river and rest under the shade of the tree.” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Boys Glee Club 1; Manager 1; Mixed Chorus |. All-American boy . . . talent for saying the wrong thing at the right time . . . unique personality. “Turkey” August 14 ROBERT WILFRED FOURNIER “The soul asks honor, not fame.” nice smile . many pals. Personable young man . Always a place for him. July 25 “Bob” PAULINE ANN GENDREAU “In her simplicity sublime.” Glee Club 2, 3; Art Club 2; Photography Club 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior-Senior Plan 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Committees OF ee Babes Nice to be with... has an ear for music a serious a perfect lady. student . Pauline BARBARA LUCY GINGRAS “Oil the gates of success with courtesy.” through rose Typing Club 1; Villager 2, 3; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; Curtis Campaign Captain 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. . sees the world seen with Cyn. Petit, dainty miss colored glasses cute smile . ao = March 10 “Barbie” Tr) te WILLIAM GOLLIFF “None but the brave deserves the fair.” Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Class Marshal 3; Football 2; Junior-Senior Play 4; Varsity Letters: Basketball, Track, Baseball, Soccer. Remembered for his performance as “Butcher Boy Bean” . wonderful warm smile . . . proudest possession, his car. eorex a ing .. . ringing laugh. “Billy” January 20 MERVA RUTH HOPKINSON “The most lovable and livable quality that any human being can possess is tolerance.” Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheering 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Fs Committee 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; Varsity Letters: Cheering, Softball, Basketball. Vivacious cheerleader .. . efficient treasurer... well known temper .. . friend to all. “Ruthie” Entirely uninhibited .. . capable worker . . January 16 WILLIAM GEORGE HART “Follow your honest convictions and be strong.” . always will- May 22 ARTHUR JOHNSON “He has concrete opinions thoroughly mixed and permanently set.” Orchestra 4; Committees 4. Newcomer . . . the man with the horn . . . pride of the physics class . . . charming personality . . . midwestern accent. wast Li June 9 GEORGE AUGUSTUS JOHNSON “T can resist anything but temptation.” Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Quartet 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Art Club 1, 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Villager 1, 3; Junior-Senior play 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Assemblies 1, 2. 3, 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Football 1, 2; Varsity Letters: Baseball. Alden’s side kick . . . rugged determination . . . noted for his acting ability and his rich singing voice. “August” August 11 ALDEN KIRBY “Go right forward and be happy.” Band 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Track 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Cafeteria 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4. Mad musician . . . willing helper . . . one of our future farmers . . . popular with the opposite sex ... a strange knack for cracking his polka partner’s ribs. “Alden” January 26 ROBERT EDWARD KIRBY “Still waters run deep.” Baseball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Varsity Letters: Baseball, Soccer, Track. Our Arthur Murray . . . willing worker... hot rod... the man with the horn. November 16 PATRICIA ANN LAROCQUE “The bright days of youth are the seedtime.” Class Vice-President 3, 4; Sports Editor of Yearbook 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Girl's Glee Club 2, 3; Secretary and Treasurer of Girl’s Glee Club 3; Villager 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Assemblies 2, 3, 4; Badminton 3, 4; Field Hockey 2; Pep Squad 2, 4; Committees 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Junior-Senior play 3, 4; Varsity Letters: Softball, Basketball. One in every class .. . uninhibited manner . . . quick temper ... hook shot expert. CYNTHIA LAW “A cheerful temper, joined with innocence will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good natured.” Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Glee Club 1, 2; 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior play 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; mera Hockey 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Yearbook Committee 4; Literary Editor of Year- book 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Art Club 1, 2; Softball 1. Very feminine .. . rippling laughter . . . goes steady... heavenly clothes . . . every man’s dream. “Cindy” July 8 JOAN KATHERINE LENNON “So long as we love, we serve.” Typing Club 1; Art Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Aid 3. Ginny’s pal .. . fine sense of humor . . . popular with the opposite sex. ; “Joanie” February 19 PETER LEUVELINK “Where there’s a will there’s a way.” Photography Club 1; Yearbook Committee 4. Unique phrases . . . fish enthusiast . .. seen with Ray . . potential brain. = Pete February 19 ARMAND MALENFANT “Blest be the tongue that speaks no ill.” Soccer 4; Varsity Letters: Soccer. Future manager of Lincoln Park . . . unpretentipus atti- = tude . . . boasts many friends. “Mark Kon” February 20 RAYMOND ELMER MANCHESTER “To know him is to like him.” Unique witticisms ... oblivious of surroundings... notorious for his speeches . . . tremendous personality. “Ray” November 28 EDGAR ROBERT MASSEY “A man is relieved and gay when he has put his heart into his work and done his best.” Photography Club 1, 2; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4. Master mechanic... quiet observer ...a different car for every occasion. eEa” January 17 ROLAND M. MASSEY, JR. “He who has never made mistakes has never made anything.” Soccer 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Committees 1, 2; Boys Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Var- sity Letters: Soccer. Ah youth... pilots a red convertible... sense of humor . . . personable lad. , ) Ag are 3 “Massey”’ December 9 GERALDINE MARIE MEDEIROS “Tf eyes were made for seeing, the beauty 1s its own excuse for being.” Girl’s Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; President of Girl’s Glee Club 3; Art Club 2; Typing Club 1; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Viilager 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Graduation Marshal 3; Badminton 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey ], 2, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Curtis Campaign 1, 2; Junior- Senior play 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Varsity Letters: Cheering. Mildaaae Lovely miss . . . garrulous... charming laugh . . . cute cheerleader . . . goes steady . . . seen with her pals. “Gerry” April 16 DENNIS OLIVEIRA “Always with an eye for fun.” Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Varsity Letters: Baseball. A whiz at baseball . . . no seriousness . . . fun loving na- ture ...a kind, warm heart. ROSE MARIE OLIVEIRA “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” Typing Club 1; Art Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Cafeteria 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Committee 4. Forever happy .. . rich alto voice . . . a truly warm per- sonality . . . unique laugh. - February 8 CAROL NANCY PALMER “Perseverance is a great element of success.” Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Basketball 1, 3; Field Hockey 1; Orchestra 1, 2; Band 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Usherette 3; Bad- minton 2, 3; Track 2. 3 Li “Callie” July 12 VIRGINIA ANN PEARSON “We are shaped and fashioned by what we love.” Typing Club 1; Art Club'1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafe- teria 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Aid 3. Another hot rodder . . . partial to Diman dances .. . merry miss, “Ginny” November 28 LEONE FRANCES PERRY “A true friend is a friend forever.” Typing Club 1; Art Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafe- teria 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Villager 1; Baseball 3, 4; Gradua- tion Usherette 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Art Editor 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Orchestra 1. Universally friendly . . . serious student . . . very capable . artistically inclined. “Tweeza” September 28 EDITH MARIE PIERCE “Silence is deep as Eternity; Speech is shallow as time.” Orchestra 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Track 3, 4; Hockey 1; Varsity Letter: Track. Demure redhead . . . goes steady . . . operates with two. side kicks . . . bright future. “Edith” May 7 SHIRLEY SHELDON PLANTE “The secret of being lovely is being unselfish.” Girl’s Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Librarian Mixed Chorus 3; Typing Club 1; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Business Manager of Year- book 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Girl’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Head Cheerleader 4; Junior-Senior play 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 3; Track 2, 3; Usherette 3; Student Coun- cil 4; Secretary Student Council 4; Curtis Campaign 1; Office Aid 2; Class Day Speaker 4; Varsity Letters: Cheering, Basket- ball. Angelic smile . . . thoughtful personality . . . likes them tall . . . pretty cheerleader . . . capable class officer. “Shirl” July 27 PATRICIA ANN RAPOSA “Much mirth and no madness, all good and no badness.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1; Basketball 1; Committees ee: Full of fun ... always joking ... neat appearance... our friend Irma. Patsy” April 12 SAMUEL WARREN REED “There lies a great deal of deviltry beneath his mild exterior.” Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Letter: Baseball. One who forgot to grow... boyish grin .. . worries about nothing . . . loves baseball. EWE 3 “Reedy” July 8 JOSEPH REGO “Men of few words are the best men.” Basketball 1, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Yearbook Assistant Editor 4; Football 1; Fair Committee 3; Baseball 1; Varsity letter: Basketball. Future all planned . . . everyone’s friend . . . quiet, easy- going manner . . . a good sport. peel bing SCM Gee “Sam” April 12 STANLEY LEROY REED “How sweet and gracious is that fine sense which men call courtesy.” Fine manners ... hard-working lad ... unruly blond . our Sir Galahad. “Toe” November 5 JOAN MAE ROGERS “To speak his thoughts is every human’s right.” Vice-President 1, 2; Girl’s Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Junior Red Cross President 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 3, 4; Hockey 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior play 3, 4; Fair Committee 3; Badminton 2, 3; Class Day Speaker 4. A mind of her own . . . possesses athletic ability expresses opinions ...a full life ahead. March 14 ROGER JOSEPH ROY “Tt is not how much we have but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness.” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Junior-Senior Blayesseds Orchestra 1, 2; Yearbook Committee 4. Sudden outbursts .. . goes steady . . . mad about sports . extrovert . . . happy-go-lucky. “Rog” October 27 ANN RUSIN “What do we live for if it is not to make life less difficult for each other.” Girl’s Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2; Typing Club 1; Art Club 2; Committees I, 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Assistant Librarian for Girl’s Glee Club. Congenial personality ... sweet and lovely . . . deceiving quietness . . . many friends. Ann May 21 WORDELL SAMPSON “Waste not moments, no, not words.” Yearbook Committee 4; Soccer Team 4; Class Day Speaker Seen tearing around in a ’41 Ford ... shy at times... devilish smile . . . always happy. “John” February 10 ROSEMARY SHIELDS “Character is what God and angels know of us.” Office Aid 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Softball 2; Junior- Senior Play 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Class Day Speaker 4; Vil- lager 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 2; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Badminton 2, 3; Field Hockey 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Committee “Shieldsie” July 26 EDWARD STASZ “Let each man exercise the art he knows.” Red Nash and crash helmet ... ardent basketball fan . . . forever smiling. of humor. . 4; Art Club 1; Committees 4. Typically Irish . . . tall and willowy . . . delightful sense . heart of gold. “Eddie” May 8 AGNES PERRY SYLVIA “Tam not bound to win, but 1am bound to be true.” Art Club 1; Typing Club 1; Student Council 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; General Manager of Junior-Senior play 4; Vil- lager 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Usherette 3; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey fs Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Letters: Basketball softball. Sports enthusiast . . . our tomboy . . . capable manager . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . notorious for her corny sayings. A gie” June 9 MABEL LOUISE TEACHMAN “A greeting with love to those who return.” Softball 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2; Bad- minton 2, 3; Girl’s Glee Club 1; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Class Day Speaker 4. Cute: freckles . . . corny jokes . .- everybody's pal... never tired .. . enchanting smile . . . life all planned. a Leacne April 25 MARILYN ANN THORPE “They most live, who most enjoy, most leave, and most forgive.” Typing Club 1; Art Club 1; Glee Club I, 2, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Committees 1; 2, 3, 4. Quiet manner .. . terror of the highways . . . easy to get along with . . . fond of dancing. Marilyn March 1 JEANNE HELEN VINCENT “Beauty is power; a smile is its sword.” Glee Club 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2; Typing Club 1; Cafeteria 1; Usherette 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Lovely to look at... pleasing and personable... a friend to cherish . . . many qualities. “Jean” July 14 FREDERICK CLARK WILBOUR III “As prone to mischief as able to perform it.” Yearbook Committee 4; Class Day Speaker 4. Happy-go-lucky . . . sincere . . . truthful personality .. . stand up for his rights. “Freddy” August 8 FREDERICK P. WORDELL “Wit and wisdom are born with a man.” Yearbook Committee 4; Student Council 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class Day Speaker 4. Carefree . . . basketball hoopster . . . personality plus . . . diligent worker. “Freddy” June 14 “Chico” July 19 RAYMOND F. PACHECO “He only is a well made man who has great determination.” A man to be respected . . . charming voice . . . remem- bered as a gentleman and a friend. CLASS MOTTO “Heaven helps those who help themselves.” GLASS COLORS Blue and White (pee Song Dear Alma Mater we're leaving, High School days are done. Into the world we are going To seek our fortunes each one. School days here we'll remember, When we look back o’er the years Many a good time together Will bring back laughter and tears. Classmates and teachers are parting Some ne’er to meet again. A new goal now we are charting, Leaving we now say “Farewell.” —Joan Rogers CLASS FLOWER White Carnation Class Poem As we leave our Alma Mater, And seek our places in the world, Our hearts are heavy within us, And our thoughts over past years are hurled. We think of all our teachers, Who have helped us through these years, And wish to thank them sincerely For their trouble, their patience and tears. We think of the good times together, We have experienced as a class, And hope those memories forever, Within each heart will last. Now our years here have ended, And a new goal lies ahead, With God’s help we will reach it, If by His hand we are led. —Joan Rogers Gls O 56 “Nothing was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” First Row: B. Gingras, G. Medeiros, M. Hopkinson, P. LaRocque, R. Oliveira,, J. Vincent, D. Caswell, Maureen Caswell, Pauline Gendreau, A. Rusin, A. Sylvia, M. Teachman, E. Carvalho. Second Row: R. Manchester, A. Malenfant, R. Massey, M. Thorpe, C. Palmer, P. Raposa, J. Baker, Shirley Plante, J. Lennon, R. Shields, E. Pierce, C. Law, V. Pearson, J. Rogers, L. Perry, A. Benoit, S. Reed, W. Hart, and S. Reed. Third Row: W. Sampson, G. Dyson, F. Wilbour, A. Johnson, W. Golliff, E. Stasz, G. Johnson, A. Kirby, F. Wordell, D. Davenport, R. Pacheco, P. Leuvelink, J. Rego, F. DeAndrade, R. Brabant, J. Cambra, R. Roy, R. Kirby, R. Cadima, and R. Fournier. Gl O ori “Prove all things; hold fast that which is good.” First Row, left to right: L. Butts, J. Reed, C. Perry, L. Longfield, C. Oliver, P. Leuvelink, P. Roshina, C. Gendreau, S. Tripp, C. Smith, L. Isadore, W. Hasson, J. Borden. Second Row J. Rego, J. Bettencourt, L. Sharples, V. Ferreira, J. Partington, P. Veira, S. Chantre, L. Chase, M. Shields, A. Routhier, G. DeCosta, M. Cabral, R. Borden, W. McCormick. Third Row R. Paquette, G. Picard, C. Kirby, J. Wilkinson, R. Goliff, J. Souza, Ronald Tripp, E. Whitty, P. Amaral, J. Dougherty, A. Ouillette, L. Tripp, B. Howland, K. Webb. GES O 58 “Be there a will, and wisdom finds the way.” First Row: M. Raposa, B. Bouchard, R. Dias, S. Perry, B. Johnson, P. Roberts, C. Keith, L. Ferreira, E. Goddard, J. Collins, J. Brightman, N. Hopkinson. Second Row: B. Beaulieu,-W. Massa, J. Earle, A. Vadeboncour, K. Tripp, F. Ponte, J. Briggs, L. Wilkie, J. Whitty, P. Gaudreau, I. Botelho, C. Castonguay, K. Halloran, D. Souza, H. Shelter, R. Veira, R. Thorpe. Third Row: J. Martin, R. White, C. Morse, R. Arruda, K. Ferreira, W. Branch, F. Rogers, C. Nickerson, P. Gaudreau, E. Amaral, R. Petty, E. Buckley, L. Perin, C. Hindle, E. Coife, W. Rioux. (GH O 59 “Dare to do right, fear to do wrong.” ‘ i ‘ i i | ' i First Row: L. Dubrieul, M. Belanger, D. White,'M. Cambra, J. Waite, J. Dyson, C. Perry, C. Feenan, K. Tripp, P. Mailioux, E. Pearson, L. Lepreau, E. Baldwin, L. Castonguay, C. Wall- bank, M. Cummings, D. Raposa, I. Traveres, D. Comstock, N. Carvalho, B. Wood. Second Row: R. Walker, J. Cabral, A. Demaris, L. Ponte, J. Tripp, J. Kokoszka, J. York, P. Squire, M. Veronica, B. Fitton, N. Hare, M. Stanley, C. Chantre, R. Cowen, R. Perron, C. Huard, B. Veira, D. Ciarlone, V. Potter, P. Faber, S. Waughtel, V. Grillo, P. Fernandez, D. Oliveira, C. Beliveau, D. Grillo, H. Sylvia, D. Webb, J. Figurito, A. Johnson. Third Row: P. Farias, C. Kirby, D. Mickool, F. Giuyette, R. LePage, W. Davis, A. Blan- chette, L. Pilkinton, E. Phillippi, R. Borden, L. Palmer, A. Oliveira, R. Peckham, J. Swartz, R. Danis, J. Medeiros, S. Tripp, G. Oliveira, E. Stringer, H. Danis, W. Kirby, T. Liggin, R. Paul, J. Silvia, J. Burke, N. Blanchette, P. Hebert, R. Audette, C. Perini, R. Cambra, G. Estrella, P. 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Suiuuisaq poos v {o,, 19, 140 SSY1D Hi biex: to Nhe uniors Upon entering into your senior year, you will take on a great responsibility. You have heard down through the years how you have to set examples for the younger generation. This has been quite true but never so much as in your last year of high school. The impressions you leave in the minds of the underclassmen may be the difference between a school which is functioning smoothly or one in which you have no privileges. In our past four years we have enjoyed these privileges only because of the co-operation of student with the faculty. It will be your responsibility to keep up the good work. In order to have a smooth functioning class you should do away with the “cliques.” A divided class will get nowhere. Respect the rulings of the majority and help out in class affairs. Above all, respect your faculty. “They have helped you arrive.to the top of the ladder. Your co-operation with the faculty will bring about good times as well as a stronger union between students and the faculty. We the class of 1956 wish you all the success in your last year and hope you will enjoy it as much as we did. Keep up the good name of Westport High School. DupLEY D. DAVENPORT Gis LS lory Let’s reminisce for awhile shall we? It was September 3, 1952 when 96 of us entered the new Westport High School. In those first confusing days, no thought was given as to what the next four years would bring. Let’s see now, our first class officers were Dudley Davenport, President; Joan Rogers, Vice-President; Shirley Plante, Secretary; Agnes Sylvia, Treasurer and on the Student Council we placed Edith Pilkington and Edward Azevedo. ‘The Seniors, following that hectic week of initiation welcomed us with a “Get Acquainted” dance. Remem- ber our first dance the “Freshman Downpour?’ It was held on April 17, 1953 and was the first time a Freshman class had been allowed to have a dance. We certainly had a grand time both getting ready and putting it on. That year we held our class outing at Horseneck Beach. When we returned for our Sophomore year we elected for class officers Dud, President; Joan, Vice-President; Shirley, Secretary; and Merva Hopkinson, Treasurer. Edith and Roger Roy represented us on the council. It was on February 13 that we held our second dance. ‘That we called “Cupid's Fling.” We all had a good time that nigh t too. Our Sophomore class outing was held at Miles Standish. Remember when we came back in 1954 as Juniors? Half our High School days were over and we were upper classmen now. Mr. Downing was selected to be our class advisor and our class officers for this year were Dud, President; Patricia LaRocque, Vice-President; Shirley, Secretary; and Merva, Treasurer. We put Agnes Sylvia and Frederick Wordell on the council. ‘Then on October 28 and 29 we held our Junior-Senior play, “Girl Shy” and soon after our first dance of the season, “Harvest Hop.”’ Just before Christmas our class rings arrived. We were certainly proud to flash those stylish onyx rings with their classic “W’”’ in the center. A cake sale at McWhirr’s helped our growing treasury. Our big night however was April 22, 1955. We'll always remember that date, for that was the Junior Prom, “Moonlight and Roses.” What a time we had for preparing for that and when the night arrived the auditorium was transformed into a garden. Roses covered every trellis and picket fence and everyone attending agreed that it was a glorious evening. Then finally we were entering our last and most important year. We selected for officers Dud, President; Pat, Vice-President; Annette Benoit, Secre- tary; Merva, Treasurer; Agnes and Freddy for the council and Shirley for Coun- cil at Large. This year we opened the season with the Junior-Senior play “Pro- fessor How Could You.” ‘This was followed by our “Get Acquainted Dance” for the Freshman and soon after we held our “Leapyear Frolic.” Our cake sdle at the Star Store added to the treasury. By now all attention had turned to gradua- tion and work on the yearbook. We selected Cecile Gendreau and Ronald Tripp for our graduation marshalls. And now those High School days are gone and we have only our memories to cherish, but they are very happy memories of four eventful, exciting years. These years and Westport High School will always have a special place in all our hearts. MOST ARGUMENTIVE GEORGE HART | ROSE OLIVEIRA § STANLEY REED JOAN LENNON 2 1) ‘ RAYMOND MANCHESTER MOST POPULAR 9 RAYMOND PACHECO ce see TWO OF THE MOST ATHLETIC ———+ tae PEOPLE ALIVE i . 4 QUICK TEMPERED GERALD DYSON € ie Ree ° BEST NATURED ROBERT KIRBY PAT LaROCQUE ELDS EMARY SHI ROS . e BEST ALL ROUND JOE REGO a | Lg SMALLEST aN A f (44. ( | LIKELY TO SUCCEED 2 Al Be ser JOHNSON ROBERT FOURNIER BARBARA GINGRAS EVELYN GAVALHO Pop Corn Hot Dogs 15c Soda Pop MOST CAREFREE Headed South PAT RAPOSA SEE THE $ MAN WHO AUSTIN BELANGER SURVIVED to, THE MOST Vi | 9 ACCIDENTS DENNIS Hii VV MOST U festa COMMENTS : C3 FRED ee JAMES CAMBRA Osr REc KLese Dery MOST MISCHIEVOUS ER EDWARD STASZ ALL THE FIERCE ii SEE GEORGE “+ ON TIGERS . il FREDDY WORDELL CLASS PEST faa DONE most FOR y CLASS ret esa FLOYD eae Ut P BEST DANCER y MARILYN csonee | — Ss —A CF af mex, § a) y) SEE wy. ra THE nas SIDESHOW Pat | S| FOR ie i 1 ie CLASS TEASE BUDDY BRYANT %, | kt, ty | % ey ALDEN KIRBY “1 | - At 64 BEST LOOKING MOST TALKATIVE GERRY MEDEIROS % RODERICK CADIMA YPICAL BOY AND GIRL © fae e BEST DRESSED JEAN VINCENT ROBERT MASSEY “o wh —=! ROGER ROY ae a CAROL PALMER ST ee JOHN SAMPSON nS QUIETEST eX Re CS . py JANET BAKER Wf ROLAND MASSEY j f To Mr. Jolin, My. Bibeau, and Mr. Sunderland we leave o With their little Ones and hope it is Only the beginnj We leave another Senior H. A. class to give To Mr Sisson we leave a S€nius so he £4 B1VE him TO Miss Philpot We leave a ticket to Texas Where ma To Miss An € and Mr Iglia we leave som To Mr. Braga we leave a Platform SO his orchestra , members can see him, To Mr. Woodcock We leave one year’s Supply of Reader’, Digest fo, NeXt year’s Ss. TO I I I THE JUNIORs. � Austin Belange � Janet Baker, Je ; Annette Benoit Midnighy . We, Robert Brab Robert Go] Yr, leave my “I don’t fare attitude” ave my well-dressed Appearance to � leave MY g00d Marks to anyone ant and Robert Fournier leave liff. Patrj Cla Vj era, Sa ae _— M and Samuel] Reed |e 4, Merva Hopkinson, leave my Popularity to Cecile Oliveirja. � leave my datebook to Gregory DeCosta, � leave my healthy Appearance fo Lee Chase. leave MY gir] chasing CO Clifford Kirby, assey, leave my well-dresseq 4Ppearance {0 Gilbert Picar¢ ice ae | ha cr = ee Naa Ss 4 a rw s 2 3 4 EM INITIATION Gift Songs FAGULERY: Mr. Earle ae _ Kverything Depends on You Mr. Wood : : When They've All Gone Home Mr. Martineau k ; : : I Love Paris Miss Paoli _ Start the Day With a Smile Mir Downing areas fore ae ae feces Allwl Thaleaesianre Mr. Brightman... sere M LA eRe tee alee — Dark Eyes Mr. Martel A ; ie ee rene sSnasoeacad eats The Girl of My Dreams Mr. McGarr BR Nace SET GEES EPO ccna oa Bape BP Oats, Peas, Beans, and Barley Grow Mrs. Be SOvza Se ceeeses testcase ete er ie ect nee ce es Sixteen Tons Mri Ui eSOU2a Seen. cic oeee ratio mere cates greene anaes Anything You Can Do, 1 Can Do Beller MirsecG liLOrGda se SSeS cee ee a en ee pt Rat ern Re A A Sek . 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Cigarettes Dummy RODDY CADIMA Glasses Roddy is girl shy, This we all know, To him we leave these glasses, So he can watch the show. GERALD YSON Chicken Turk is our funny man, He's always telling jokes, To him we leave this chicken, So he will always have some yokes. ART JOHNSON Art is our new classmate, He is quite a brain, To him we leave this physics Book, To study when it rains. Physics Book GEORGE JOHNSON George is our actor, He is always in the play, To him we leave a prompter, So he’ll know what to say. Prompter PETER LEUVELINK Hot Water Bottle Pete is our fisherman, He’s always on the river, To him we leave this hot water bottle So he will never shiver. STANLEY REED Stanley is our hunter, He is always hunting deer, To him we leave this popgun, So he'll get one next year. Popgun JANET BAKER Wardrobe Janet is a well-dressed girl, This, she was voted, To her we leave a new wardrobe, To keep her coated. PAULINE GENDREAU Coke Pauline is a good sport, She can take a joke, To her we leave a nice reward, A king-sized bottle of coke. MERVA HOPKINSON Thank You Merva is our treasurer, She keeps track of our money, To her we leave a big thank you, For being such a honey. VIRGINIA PEARSON Ginny has a soft voice, Which can hardly be heard, To her we leave a microphone, In hopes that she'll be cured. Microphone ANN RUSIN Ann is always merry, She is very gay, lo her we leave some laughing gas, To keep her just that way. Laughing Gas CYNTHIA LAW Brush and Comb Cynthia is attractive, She is always neat, Io her we leave a brush and comb, Now she can't be beat. ROSE OLIVEIRA Rose is an ambitious girl, Always willing and able, To her we leave a telegram. Now she'll get there by cable. Telegram EDL RAS PIER GE Edith is a redhead, The only one in our class, To her we leave a rare stamp, Because she’s quite a lass. Rare Stamp WILLIAM GOLLIFF Bill is our hot rodder, This no one will deny, To him we leave this anchor, So he won't fly so high. Anchor WILLIAM HART New Car Billy is another one, Who's always going fast, To him we leave this new car, And hope that it will last. ROBERT KIRBY Clock Bob is our lover boy, He always has a date, To him we leave this clock, So he won't stay out too late. ROLAND MASSEY Roland is our flashy guy, He always dresses neat, To him we leave this perfume, So he will alw ays smell sweet. Perfume ARMAND MALENFANT Armand is our fake, He’s always playing sick, To him we leave this caster oil, So he'll get well quick. JEAN VINCENT Jean speaks quite softly, This is done by choice, To her we leave this megaphone, So she can raise her voice. Caster Oil Megaphone JOAN LENNON Address Book Joan has had many boyfriends, A different one each week, To her we leave this address book, Anyone for a peek? LEONE PERRY Leone is always talking, Usually about this and that, To her we leave this mirror, Mirrors don’t talk back. Mirror PAT RAPOSA Pat is a comic, Always keeps you laughing, To her we leave this joke book, Don't get mad, we were only joshing. Joke Book MARILYN THORPE Marilyn is a shy girl, Quiet and demure, ‘To her we leave this mystery book, Nothing like a cure! Mystery Book DUDLEY DAVENPORT Wheaties Dud is the athletic type: He burns up energy in every sport: To him we leave these wheaties! So he will never run short! JOAN ROGERS Hearse Joan is going to be a nurse, Of this she is quite sure, To her we leave this little hearse, For the patients she didn’t cure. EDGAR MASSEY Edgar likes to work on cars, He’s always busy as a bee; To him we leave this trouble light, So he can always see. Trouble Light ANNETTE BENOIT Annette is very active, She never tires of working, To her we leave these vitamins Just to keep her perking. Vitamins DENNIS OLIVEIRA Dennis is our soccer star, A mighty kick he has, To him we leave these cornplasters, So his feet won’t hurt too bad. Cornplasters CAROL PALMER Carol is quite smart, Never takes any chances, To her we leave this reference book, To help her with her answers. A Reference Book JAMES CAMBRA Jim has a girl friend, And they are going steady; To him we leave this diamond ring, So he'll always be ready. Diamond Ring ROSEMARY SHIELDS Rosemary is our Irish girl, Right from the heart of Kilarney. To her we leave this shamrock, And certainly a bit of the blarney. A Shamrock ROGER ROY Rog has very curly hair: Which the girls all adore! To him we leave this home permanent, So it will be curly for ever more. Home Permanent GERALDINE MEDEIROS Gerry is quite pretty, She’s never without a date, To her we leave this little clock, To make sure she’s never late. SAMUEL REED Sammy is a little guy, But always full of pep. To him we leave these vitamins; In hopes he grows some yet. Clock Vitamins PATRICIA LaROCQUE Pat has had many boyfriends, Of them she was quite fond, To her we leave this picture, Whoops, wrong one, I'll be darned. A Picture FLOYD DeANDRADE Floyd is our card player, He is always in a game; To him we leave this card shuffler, In case his hands get numb. Card Shuffler MABEL TEACHMAN Mabel is always writing letters, But she'd like to be on the “go,” ‘To her we leave this ticket, It'll save on stamps, you know! Stamps ALDEN KIRBY Alden is our farmer, On the farm he takes to work; To him we leave a milking machine So he won't have ‘to jerk. Milking Machine AGNES SYLVIA Aggie is very friendly, She always says “hello”; To her we leave a megaphone, So she won't have to bellow. Megaphone ru mO MNPrOM ONO as JOSEPH REGO Luck Joe is getting married, This we all know; To him we leave loads of luck, And hope it will grow and grow. EVELYN CARVALHO Evelyn is a petite girl, She is very small; To her we leave some Geritol; In hopes that she’ll grow tall. Geritol ROBERT FOURNIER Bobby is always late for Problems, This has always been; To him we leave an extra pass, So he can fill it in. Pass FREDERICK WILBOUR Roller Skates Freddy raised cane in Study Hall, And this we all assume. To him we leave these roller skates, To travel to the office from the room. JOHN SAMPSON John is a shy boy, He doesn’t have a girl. To him we leave this baby doll, So he can give it a whirl. Baby Doll RAYMOND PACHECO Ray is our newcomer, He hopes to graduate here. To him we leave this diploma, So he may graduate this year. MAUREEN CASWELL Maureen is an actress, Struts upon the stage; To her we leave some makeup, So she can hide her age. Diploma Makeup DOREEN CASWELL Doreen is quite popular, Always has something to do; To her we leave this calendar; So she'll know when, where, and who. Calendar SHIRLEY PLANTE Shirley is going to college, Of this she is very glad; To her we leave some money; So she can pay back her Dad. Money RAYMOND MANCHESTER Ray is a quiet boy, He seldom says a word. To him we leave this little mike So he may always be heard. Mike EDWARD STASZ Eddie is a reckless driver, To this we all agree, To him we leave these glasses So ahead of time the cops he'll see. Glasses BARBARA GINGRAS Bobbie is another tiny girl, She is but five feet tall. To her we leave this pair of stilts, So like Evelyn, she’ll never again be small. Stilts FREDERICK WORDELL Freddy is the class pest, But he really isn’t so bad. ‘To him we leave this jokebook, So the future won't look so sad. Jokebook Dudley Davenport Caswell Rosemary Shields Maureen Joseph Rego Gi ASS roph ec Y The following news clippings were taken from newspapers throughout the world during the year 1966. FIRST LADY TO RECEIVE CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL The President of the United States was present at a supper in the White House today to bestow unto U.S. Army Nurse, Miss Edith Pierce. the Congressional Medal of Honor for her bravery on the battlefield above and beyond the call of duty. She attended Westport High School. FIRST EARTHMAN TO VISIT PLUTO World famed scientist and rocket pilot, Austin Belanger, who drew the plans for his rocket ship while he was attending Westport High School, has today astounded the world. He has finally landed on the planet Pluto. Television contact has been established; his next worry is, how to get back to earth! WESTPORT BOYS SWEEP INDIANAPOLIS Upon graduating from Westport High School, Billy Golliff teamed his driving skill with Ed Stasz’ mechanical skill and the result is the boys’ third con- secutive win of the Midget Auto Racing Championship at Indianapolis Speedway. WESTPORT FISHERMEN “STRIKE IT RICH” Billy Hart and Sam Reed, while sea scalloping off No Man's Land, discovered a sunken ship which is not registered or claimed. Hiring a diver to investigate proved the ship’s main hold was crammed with gems and gold. STUDIES AT BOSTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Mr. Arthur Johnson, who attended Westport High School as a senior, has recently been accepted at the Boston Conservatory of Music. He will be furthering his abilities with the trumpet. If he stays with the trumpet, it is inevitable that he will someday be fa- mous. VACANCY FILLED The vacancy left when police patrolman and town dog officer, Roland Massey, retired has been filled today by a former student and graduate of Westport High School. He is Raymond Manchester. U. S. ROOKIE PLAYS IN OLYMPICS Roderick Cadima, young American soccer star, will play with the American team against Switzerland in the Olympic Games this year. He once played for Westport High School’s team. WILBOUR-LINK BOMB PERFECTED Masters Pierre (Peter) Leuvelink and Frederick C. Wilbour, both Professors of Sciences at the Uni- versity of Massachusetts, told the world today that they have finally perfected the Wilbour-Link bomb which they have been working on for ten years. The government will pay them $10,000,000 for the blue prints and detailed drawings. NO “FISH STORY” NECESSARY On a recent fishing trip to Maine, Joseph Rego, a resident of Westport, Massachusetts, got a prize catch. It was a 37 lb. speckled trout. This old fish has foiled many fishermen, but Rego was one jump ahead of it. TERROR OF HIGHWAY 177 State and town police don’t bother to chase the “Blue Streak” any more. Wordell Sampson, who is seldom seen, except for a cloud of smoke and a streak of blue, has taken the police on a wild goose chase so many times that they just watch the “Blue Streak” burn up the roads and hope that his luck lasts. WESTPORT GIRL SWIMS THE MISSISSIPPI Miss Shirley Plante, who graduated from Westport High School has swum the entire 300 mile distance from Memphis to New Orleans. She says swimming is her hobby. OLIVEIRA MAKES WHITE HOUSE After many years of hard struggles in_ politics, Dennis Oliveira finally made the White House. Today he was officially inaugurated as the President’s caddy. PSYCHIATRIST STILL UNDER HYPNOSIS Robert Brabant, the world’s famous psychiatrist who mastered the art of self-hypnotism, hypnotized himself in front of a T.V. audience last Sunday night. He’s still unable to break the spell. LINCOLN PARK GETS NEW MANAGER Mr. Robert Fournier. manager of Lincoln Park, leaves for San Francisco to open a new park. During his absence Lincoln Park will be under the supervision of the assistant manager, Mr. Armand Malenfant. NAVAL NURSE MARRIES Miss Mabel Teachman, who finished her nurses training last month, has eloped with a naval officer. This clopement has been expected since her high school days at Westport. BREAKS WORLD SPEED RECORD Miss Marilyn Thorpe, former graduate of Westport High School who joined the Air Force in 1956, has just broken the world’s speed record. She flew around the world in one hour and fifteen minutes. LaROCQUE VERSUS SYLVIA Next Friday night at Madison Square Garden the daring Agnes Sylvia vs. Dangerous Pat LaRocque for the world’s wrestling championship. Both got their start in wrestling at Westport High School. FAMOUS DRESS DESIGNERS Miss Barbara Gingras and Cynthia Law left for Paris today to enter their latest creations in the fash- ion show. Miss Geraldine Medeiros, well-known model, will wear their latest creations. OPENS NEW SKATING SCHOOL Miss Ann Rusin, world-known skater, has an- nounced that she will open her new skating school in Westport. She achieved her grace and skill in skating through many years of practice at the Lincoln Park Roller rink. WESTPORT FARMER GROWS RECORD PUMPKIN Frederick Wordell, member of the graduating class of 1956 of Westport High School, was cited today by the Bristol County Agricultural Association for grow- ing a record crop of pumpkins, the larges of which weighed 121 pounds. NAMED TO U. S. DEBATING TEAM The United States-Geneva debating team has a new member. Miss Joan Rogers, a Westport graduate will head the debating team this year in hopes that we will stop the cold war. Opponent debaters may find that winning a debate against Miss Rogers is hopeless. KEITH'S UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Miss Rosemary Shields has recently been appointed manager of Keith’s Ice Cream parlor in Dartmouth. As her able assistant she will have Miss Doreen Cas- well. Both are Westport graduates and residents. WESTPORT FARMERS COMPETE AT WORLD’S FAIR Mr. Alden Kirby, an agricultural graduate of Westport High School, has recently entered into the World’s Fair, with his prize and ribbon-winning Hol- stein cow. Mr. Kirby’s cow will compete with another Westport farmerette’s cow, Miss Maureen Caswell’s blue-ribbon Guernsey. HAS BIGGEST SHEEP FARM IN U. S. A. Mr. Floyd DeAndrade of Colorado, has been recog- nized today by the United States Department of Agriculture as having the largest and most productive sheep farm in the country. Mr. DeAndrade raised sheep as a hobby while he attended Westport High School. WESTPORT GIRL OPENS BAKERY A great new modern bakery has opened on Sodom Road, employing the most modern methods, and intelligence of its proprietress, Miss Rose Oliveira. This bakery should thrive. CHARLETONS SIGN NEW BUTLER Stanley Reed, a former graduate of Westport High School has recently taken a job as butler at the E. P. Charleton Estate at Westport Harbor. Working for the richest people in Westport should prove quite interesting as well as profitable. SHOWS GRATITUDE TO ALMA MATER President of the U. S. Steel Corporation, Dudley Davenport. showed his gratitude for Westport High School by donating a $10,000 fully-equipped gym- nasium outfit in remembrance of his participation in sports. TRAINED BEAUTICIAN GETS FIRST JOB Miss Janet Baker of Westport, Massachusetts, who hopes to own her own beauty parlor someday, has received her first job today. She is the first woman barber ever to work at Alcatraz Prison, California. FINALLY SETTLES DOWN Rich Hollywood playboy, George Johnson, has finally found the right girl to suit his taste. She is a native of South Africa, who came to Hollywood to play the part of a cave woman in a prehistoric movie. George was to play the part of the husband; he is now the real husband. AFRICA TAMED BY MISSIONARY It was recently discovered that the once fierce South Africans, The Ubangi Tribe, has been tamed and civilized by a white person. Miss Carol Palmer has been famed for her feats in religion which started in her high school days at Westport High School, but this task has brought her the most fame. MASSEY VERSUS MURRAY Mr. Edgar Massey, formerly a Westport High School graduate, has opened a fine new dance studio on 16th Avenue in Westport. He is confident he will give Arthur Murray excellent competition. LONELY HEARTS Miss Leone Perry, editor of the “Lonely Hearts” column in the Westport Herald, who has helped so many people with their problems, has finally run into a problem which she cannot solve. This letter came from a graduate of Westport High School, Mr. Gerald Dyson. This young man is positively confused. What caused this confusion? Most likely, WOMEN. WESTPORT GRADUATE DESIGNS BRIDGE Civil engineer, Mr. Raymond Pacheco, has _ re- cently completed plans for the new bridge which will connect state owned Horseneck Beach with Westport Point. Raymond graduated from Westport High School in 1956. GLOBE TROTTERS BEAT CELTICS Famed basketball star, Roger Roy, who has signed up with the Globe Trotters, scored 62 points against the Celtics last night. With only five seconds left in the game, he put one away to win the game 100-102. WINS PALL MALL AWARD Reporter Robert Kirby won the Pall Mall award last week for the best story of the year. He is a reporter for the Westport Herald. He worked his way up to reporter after starting as a paperboy. SIGNS WITH LIBERACE America’s famous piano soloist has signed a new violinist to take the place of his retiring brother, George. Miss Patricia Raposa, a former graduate of Westport High School, signed a life-time contract yes- terday in the presence of N.B.C. television cameras for this valued position. BECOMES NEW OWNER OF HOYT’S Miss Pauline Gendreau, who has worked at Hoyt’s Manufacturing Corporation since she was a senior at Westport High School, has become the new owner of the place. WESTPORT WOMEN CLASH Miss Virginia Pearson, a stenographer for the Crumbled-Fender Insurance Company, sued Miss Joan Lennon for damages she received when Miss Lennon crashed into her yesterday. Mis Lennon is in training to be a nurse. STEWARDESS HONORED Last night at an assembly banquet in Philadelphia, Miss Annette Benoit, a former graduate of Westport High School, was given a trophy for her performance as the most outstanding stewardess of the year. Miss Benoit is associated with the Trans World Airlines Company. SEAMSTRESS MAKES GOOD Paramount Studios of Hollywood have just an- nounced the hiring of a new seamstress. She is the famous seamstress, Evelyn Carvalho, who has the fas- cinating talent of making Hollywood’s most beautiful clothes. Dressmaking was one of her many pastimes when she was a student of Westport High School. FIRST WOMAN TAXI DRIVER Miss Jean Vincent, who is known for her driving skill, has been employed as a taxi driver by the Hot Rod Cab Company. She is the first woman taxi driver in Westport. She learned how to drive at Westport High School where she graduated in 1956. WILL MODEL AT WORLD’S FAIR Miss Merva Hopkinson of Westport, Massachusetts, has been chosen by the World Fair Beauty Committee to model bathing suits by famous American designers. The bathing suits will be next year’s style. She will leave for France after the World’s Fair. WESTPORT MAN TO BE SNAKE CHARMER A recent graduate of Westport High School, James Cambra, has gone to Egypt at the expense of the Westport Alumni Association to learn the art of snake charming. If he is successful, you will be seeing him soon in the Ringling Brother. Barnum and Bailey Circus next year. Sh, LOVS ae NAME AUSTIN BELANGER JANET BAKER ANNETTE BENOIT ROBERT BRABANT RODERICK CADIMA JAMES CAMBRA EVELYN CARVALHO MAUREEN CASWELL DOREEN CASWELL DUDLEY DAVENPORT FLOYD DeANDRADE GERALD DYSON ROBERT FOURNIER PAULINE GENDREAU BARBARA GINGRAS WILLIAM GOLLIFF GEORGE HART MERVA HOPKINSON ARTHUR JOHNSON GEORGE JOHNSON ALDEN KIRBY ROBERT KIRBY PATRICIA LaROCQUE CYNTHIA LAW JOAN LENNON PETER LEUVELINK ARMAND MALENFANT RAYMOND MANCHESTER EDGAR MASSEY ROLAND MASSEY GERALDINE MEDEIROS DENNIS OLIVEIRA ROSE OLIVEIRA RAYMOND PACHECO CAROL PALMER VIRGINIA PEARSON LEONE PERRY EDITH PEIRCE SHIRLEY PLANTE PATRICIA RAPOSA SAMUEL REED STANLEY REED JOSEPH REGO JOAN ROGERS ROGER ROY ANN RUSIN WORDELL SAMPSON ROSEMARY SHIELDS EDWARD STASZ AGNES SYLVIA MABEL TEACHMAN MARILYN THORPE JEAN VINCENT FREDERICK WILBOUR FREDERICK WORDELL INITIAL IDENTIFICATION Always Boyish Just Bored Always Bright Rather Broad Rather Charming Just Clowning Ever Courteous Merry Character Delightful Character Double Decker Full of Devil Generally Devilish Rather Favored Pleasant Girl Baby Gardinia Wild Guy Gabby Hayes Mighty Helpful Another Joker Generally Joking Always Kidding Rather Carefree Plump and Laughable Casual Lass Jovial Lady Pert Lad Artfully Mischievous Reasonably Manageable Eager Mind Roguish Mister Georgeous Miss Delightfully Oblivious Rightfully Obstinate Rather Practical Clever Person Very Pleasing Laughing Personality Ever Pleasant Sweetie Pie Pretty Reliable Small Runt Stelling Rascal Just Regular Justly Resourceful Rather Restless Always Reasonable Wistful Silence Rather Sophisticated Ever Scrappy All Sport Most Typical Mighty Tact{ful Just Visible Forever Wild Full of Wit AMBITION Service Hairdresser Airline Hostess Engineer Navy Marines Secretary Secretary Social Worker Coach Doctor Electrician Service Secretary Fashion Designer Navy Service Airline Hostess Musician Service Farmer Navy Air Force Fashion Designer Nurse Oceanographer Service Service Salesman Service Hairdresser Air Force Bakershop owner Engineer Librarian Secretary Psychiatrist Nurse Publisher Secretary Fisherman Service Carpenter Nurse Baseball Player Secretary Jet Pilot Airline Hostess Navy ; Physical Education Teacher Nurse Air Force Secretary Jet Pilot Marines MM | litohell PROBABLE FATE Ditch Digger Toupee Manufacturer Leader of Jazz Band Professional Boogie Dancer Nature Boy Deep sea diver Model for doll clothes Stable girl Juvenile Delinquent Flagpole sitter Patient Arabian Sheik Bouncer Opera Star Chorus Girl State Cop Cowboy Weight lifter Baby Sitter President of Lonely Hearts Club Cameraman Army Designer of girdles Bubble Dancer Latin Teacher Bath tub tester Speedy Gonsolas Undertaker Calendar Photographer Dog Catcher Feather Dancer Foreign Ambassador Inventor of doughnut with a new twist Stockcar Racer Comedienne School Teacher Manufacturer of couches Lipstick Tester Lifeguard Champion Shorthand Writer Aquarium Caretaker Service station attendant Lumberjack Veterinarian Water boy Making pads for bosses’ knees Elevator Operator Parachute Jumper Terror of Highway 101 Woman Wrestler Blower of airfoam pillows Profesional jitterbug dancer Lady Janitor Tester in a yo-yo factory Sea-going bell hop Se as You oe Sie JANET BAKER AUSTIN BELANGER ANNETTE BENOIT ROBERT BRABANT RODERICK CADIMA JAMES CAMBRA EVELYN CARVALHO DOREEN CASWELL MAUREEN CASWELL DUDLEY DAVENPORT FLOYD DeANDRADE GERALD DYSON ROBERT FOURNIER PAULINE GENDREAU BARBARA GINGRAS WILLIAM GOLLIFF GEORGE HART MERVA HOPKINSON ARTHUR JOHNSON GEORGE JOHNSON ALDEN KIRBY ROBERT KIRBY PATRICIA LaROCQUE CYNTHIA LAW JOAN LENNON PETER LEUVELINK ARMAND MALENFANT RAYMOND MANCHESTER EDGAR MASSEY ROLAND MASSEY GERALDINE MEDEIROS DENNIS OLIVEIRA ROSE OLIVEIRA RAYMOND PACHECO CAROL PALMER VIRGINIA PEARSON LEONE PERRY EDITH PIERCE SHIRLEY PLANTE PATRICIA RAPOSA SAMUEL REED STANLEY REED JOSEPH REGO JOAN ROGERS ROGER ROY ANN RUSIN WORDELL SAMPSON ROSEMARY SHIELDS EDWARD STASZ AGNES SYLVIA MABEL TEACHMAN MARILYN THORPE JEAN VINCENT FREDERICK WILBOUR FREDERICK WORDELL PER PEEV Ee People who interfere “Dumb Hombres” Neyer enough money Girls who can’t dance Wise Guys Cars that run out of gas Getting home early Math People who mumble Scup Latin Some girls All girls Fresh boys Certain boys Girls in general Teachers that argue with me People who fight Work Sylvia Girls Drivers who don’t dim their lights Supposedly friends Brabant Two-faced people Girls Jeanie Squash Know it alls Homework So called friends Guys who call me “owl” Rain Beatrice Patronizing people Boogies Staying home Saturday nights Freshman girls Peaple who tell you their troubles Sneaky people Homework Stasz Flat Tires Showoffs Nosey People Double dating State Cops Pesty people Stanley Catty girls Two-faced people Selfish people Unmannerly boys Study Hall People that tease me FAVORITE PASTIME Going out Loafing Going out with my friends Baseball Sleeping Cars Going out with Jimmy Riding horses Going out with the gang Sports Dog Races Making money Resting Dancing Going out Cars Picking squash Larry Hunting and fishing Sylvia Trying to beat Johnson eating ice cream Dancing Writing letters to a certain someone Being with Bruce Maurice Collecting junk Going out Tootsie Fixing cars Judy Al Going to drive-ins by myself Bowling Rest and Recuperation Going out with Edith Double-dating with “Jean” Writing letters Freddy Reading Eating Hunting Fishing Lorry Young People Sports Bobby Changing motors Movies Smoking Being with my buddies Going with Bill Navy Dancing Edith Peggy FAVORITE SAYING “That's tooo bad” “What, are you ignorant” “Step on it, Shields” “How does that grab ya?” “What a guy” “Get out of here” “Oh, shut up” “Actually” “Tricky” “Kiss me ya fool” “IIL pay you later’ “That's for the birds” “Can you beat that” “Don’t put off ‘til tomorrow what you can do today” “And all’ “Oh, baloney” “Let's face it” “Honestly” “You don’t say” “If you say so” “Here | am, you lucky people mu “Watch it, mate” “Sue-zee” “You need beatings” “Worry about nothing” “Relax” “Got your homework done?” “| didn’t do it” “You're terrible” “Shut up, Malenfant”’ “Just like a beaver’ “Life is too short” “’Geewhiz” “Imagine that” “Knock me to my knees, 1 got all shook up” “Oh, darn” “Oh, sugar’ “Tl don’t believe it” “Guaranteed” “Cut it out” “Ah, why not?” “Never Happen” “Geewhiz” “Ey! “Spin the wheels” “Oh, brother’ “Imagine that’ “Slightly” “Perdu”’ “Oh, you bird” “What is this?” “You old Goat” Wier VWonl ithe Glass of 56 Is. Bite Jf TLE CS an nie ra nie eoeees Sey agneee Tmn e TERT to Sc ieee te to Wasn’t bored IESE SSC LALO CY gh oes dyer aen sinc ninlst aig hare Ever made a brilliant remark SOIR M SLR TSETION GS, ss fet ciilann cxcroorseh RN LAN ua hehe Didn't know how to tpye Seda La TR eee tee ee eee Sees Ever stopped bothering Lorraine Isadore Ts ral Ter TOS Tag er Rene mimes se Me senneel renee fase oan er Revi eet Didn't have the guys RAPE RNS ALTA Seae eis es chiewnode che acer nce ASL ae ge Didn’t go out with Evelyn BRN AREA AT VEL Sosa teriecr en Asracmaumen danni Grew and wasn’t seen in a Pontiac REDE GAS WEL Gi cea heron DAG RS RR ge hoe Lost interest in horses EE TEML ASWELL Ned efi, chee aticuhotabatdt iar atastonent .. Didn't disagree with Doe RCD Ae CN DOLL ase enters a amines seeernia tus Didn’t go steady with Shirley ne TINTS Crag 1e FRR TEMS eee is un ed eee Pe eee Reet: Wasn’t bashful TRAE J ICES SY get ES ect eda Re CEC OR oe eee eee ener ee Was ever serious SR OUT TILEY ee cites Perit tn Ses cash svt EN LG Se Didn’t work at Lincoln Park RMN SS TULA TL 09.00 nc Re en a ner eee Remembered her shower cap iy COURTS TG HSI re Ns dana ee ee cee 2 are Be enna ee ee eerie ee Was an Amazon MMI ARMEA SLL LL pice, stron Accswascieongstatnesstiaerge Si op Pte Didn’t know what “girls” were AUR eS ics Ate sahe eerie. eid operadores Didn't know how to fish DMM TEAK ITISOT oo. csestcscessnrtsnrsenssrvteeatitlgromnsdlig costes Didn’t keep our finances in order EMP IMNTRSELTESOD) 1 sft agent lie ea bine MA Ever stopped asking questions Le UVES tae a aS AR eine i eee RE ee eer ei Didn’t have a girl friend MERTENS 05 ko LLLY Bree Oc Ped a gases ee Ee le Didn't like to dance PE a c.g cosine an eee Didn’t play in the orchestra TI LOCI Ca occ gts antonio eres eters. elvan t Didn't start a riot MAS eh ie icc i ag NG nics hese Nh cee aad Didn't write to Bruce ROUT ee hott ee, hoa oh hor Betas coe Forgot her apple for H.A. Class EE SHETI GRcTe Ss a i eA Rein tec WED i=” oo en Was girl crazy SURE IMRNS LCTIN AN) bn ct Sie cyte aan tan arnt ES TO Didn't collect coins SME ATATE MET ATACULCS COT Wert erat eat a tee aan a Ana Had a girl friend II ASSO Vile Gt iecart cih Aas nel dainaameroior, eke asewn Ever stopped staring at girls LLNS RES Goa RE ee a OP Ic eee Had a small supply of clothes ONS Eee NS 7a ieee ee ee ene ee ne ee ae Didn't like boys RMR) LUV CNT ys. :tztoctceciiam ceases tana accompa ition Ever went out with a Westport girl Rose Oliveira. ..... WOON iain Ott Ne ee Oe Didn't wear her orthopedic shoes RePAMMIONG Pacheco sip snertnccenesecdarnnon Wasn't so technical in Business Law class BERRA A NINICT, ergs cohen etces bs frat ee wh erate MRL wierd Wasn't quiet and studious REPENS a CAT SON hes pete et ONS rc tke ee Na tt eee Got a D. A. Haircut (YAR Og Ua SRS Veer ke eae er die em ONIN «0 A ee ee Became obese NNR SMEG CAS © ert Sin tee se ay I rine AGE aici Broke up with Fred OP casa Sd gE ane nth vieeae Re ern ae Re A 72 Cee re Wasn't coy RRRECI AS RO ADOS2 WG pact ncaa acme ka eee are Got an A in Transcription OTIS ID Tore PSSST ore, Fae ee Sia cn cae aE tT DY ON aR eet oe Was six feet tall TV EGA fra Re SRB ee ae en alc ty Sree Didn't have his sister's notes PORT ad oye I MOD rt eect co ee te ett aL AER Rc OS Didn't go steady MGB INOP CLR ie cten easier aac a oo Wasn’t so argumentive ATEN Me Vg tre Sorte RT eee ee RR ERY”. Ever got a car Ano Rosin 20 ee Pee ee erg Forgot she had a date with Bob Wordell ‘Sam psoniangact unas nee es cae oe ies Ever started a riot Rosemary Shields. ............ ee Ne Ler ee A a Didn’t have beautiful teeth el ward Stasr Mien eee ec te a Ale . Was on time for every class MASETUOI AV UV IS eee ce ree ee ee he at dene thigstilnci oaica dan Disliked sports Mabel ‘Teachman .. Rae Didn'thave a good sense of humor Marilyn Thorpe’... vou Lorgot the U.S.S. Stockham or “Johnny” Jean t Vincent: Sis ee he Didn't go to Diman dances Frederick Wilbour ccc . Didn't get into trouble in study hall Frederick Wordell eer eRe net, Sen teh 2a ANG f2) . Was anti-social OUR COOKS Left to right: Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Cabral, Mrs. Jeffrey, manager, Mrs. Padelford. OUR CUSTODIANS Left to right: Mr. Machado, Mr. Church, Mr. Christopher. liens tll aa ry Nf FON Ei : eer cape aa 3 os ® f . ——— el 3 + @ a 2 2D 2 6. ty OF 5 A S| - pe a ra oe cho e = = = —— el . — = j—— = pas is qa : = e _— : = = i KEY CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB PEP SQUAD “FIGHT TEAM” “COME IN” “I’M ALMOST READY” “WELL, | DO DECLARE!” ye Cy sy “GULP!” “DARLING, IT’S ME; YOUR LONG LOST WIFE!” OW The Record ee a err swe BG CHOW TIME “YOU DON’T SAY!” “SO LONG TO OUR SENIOR BASKETBALL HEROES” SPORTS Girls é WSaskethall Shae With hopes of winning the championships the girls returned to basketball practice this year with four of their varsity players from last year’s starting team. Although they did not get the title they did accomplish something; and that was to beat New Bedford Voke 23-21, something that had not been done for many years. At the end of the season the standing was 4-4 over last year’s record of 1-5. Barbara Veira, a speedy forward, filled in the reserve spot. She worked with Pat LaRocque and Merva Hopkinson, varsity holdovers from last year. Joan Rogers and Merva Hopkinson alternated. “The forwards found that they worked together easily, setting up countless plays for one another. The guards consisted of Agnes Sylvia, our star guard, Shirley Plante, another holdover trom last year and Carolyn Smith. ‘The reserves were Geraldine Medeiros, Margaret Shields, Sally Tripp, Pauline Gaudreau and Patricia Roberts. VARSITY SCORES Westport 50 Dartmouth 28 Westport 32 New Bedtord Voke 41 Westport 39 Dartmouth 28 Westport 44 Fairhaven 42 Westport 27 New Bedtord 36 Westport 23 New Bedford Voke 21 Westport 27 New Bedford 55 Westport 35 Fairhaven 49 Play-Off Game Westport 10 Dominican 17 y Varsity PAT LaROCQUE Pat will always be remembered for her hook shot that has helped us to win many of our games. Being quick on her feet, Pat was often seen stealing the ball from her opponent and going up with her hook shot. MERVA HOPKINSON Merva was a speedy forward who set up countless plays. She recovered many re- bounds, screened and passed the ball to one of the other forwards. She was the play- maker of the team. CAROLYN SMITH Carolyn, who gained much experience last year, proved to be a very valuable guard. She was quick on her feet and re- covered many rebounds. She has one more year to play for Westport. SHIRLEY PLANTE Shirl took full advantage of the new tag rule. She tagged the ball at every oppor- tunity which resulted in many jump. balls. She was a speedy guard and very graceful on her feet. She ould be seen sneaking up on her opponent and stealing the ball. JOAN ROGERS Joan was a speedy forward. She will al- ways be remembered for her.two free throws she scored at the New Bedford Voke game to settle the issue. eam AGNES SYLVIA Aggie was our star guard. She was very effective in intercepting the ball. She re- covered many rebounds for us. ‘Through her close guarding her forward was held to a low scoring rate. BARBARA VEIRA Bobbie was our baby forward and also the youngest player on the v rarsity. She is a very valuable forward. The 22 ‘points she scored in the Fairhaven game were lay-up shots and one hand sets. She has _ three more years to play for Westport. GERALDINE MEDEIROS Gerry was our shortest guard, but never the less did well in stealing and tagging the ball. She was very helpful in her dribbling to get the ball over the center line. MARGARET SHIELDS Margaret is our tallest guard. She did a ood job of defending the bucket area and in getting rebounds. She has one more year to play for Westport and will prove to be a great asset to the team. PAT, PAU LINE and SALLY These three, who saw considerable action with the varsity this year, will prove to be great assets to the team next year. Pauline is a forward with a quick one-handed set. Sally is another forward with a jumping lay-up. Pat is a short guard, who is very quick and speedy on her feet. These three will fill in the starting berths next year. iu oO © z uw é 2 a) 2 S = —s Y . S ee aa a “SHIRL” 3 Jia, = )ypemeupe J l Wettorios Sel eccin Winning One of wher Many Bee. Shee 4% Me ee Shae Stitt © STPOp 15 © Boys basketball T= WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT 2 WES EPOR TL: WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT 7 WESTPORT ! WESTPORT WESTPORT VARSITY SCORES DeLasAL LES! WARREN 57 HOBBY A MIDbYe39 SOMERSET 42 DIGHTON 45 DARTMOUTH 56 PREVOST 58 CASE 62 BRISTOL AGGIES 36 DIMAN 36 HOLY FAMILY 57 SOMERSET 61 DIGHTON 67 DARTMOUTH 52 PREVOST 61 CASE 51 BRISTOL AGGIES 52 Varsity DUDLEY DAVENPORT Dud without any doubt is the key man on our basketball team. He is the pivot man and our top rebounder scoring 1153 points in the Narry League in four years. He made the All-Star Narry team for three years. He also made the Bay State All-Star team for two years. Undoubtedly Dud will be missed very much next year. ROGER ROY Roger was our play maker and was sec- ond in scoring on the team. His favorite being a jump from the foul line. He was one of the best guards in the Narry League. RODERICK CADIMA Roddy really came into his own this year. His one hand set kept us in many a game and his driving one hander from the side was one of the best around. ROBERT BRABANT This was Buddy’s first full season at West- port and he gave good account of himself. He had a good jump shot, could drive and added strength to our rebounding. FREDERICK WORDELL Fred was one of our big rebounders and had a following jump shot which was all but impossible to block. This was his last year. GERALD DYSON Gerry like his brother Al had a wonder- ful set shot that kept us in many games. His aggressiveness added to the confusion of the other team. GEORGE JOHNSON George, also a senior, had plenty of the old team spirit with him. George's best shot was his driving layup and added to the team bench strength. WILLIAM GOLLIFF Although Bill is a senior, this was his first year on the team. He didn’t see much ac- tion, but he was always ready to go in and do his best. MANNY, JOHN, PAUL and EDDY These four will have a lot to do with next years team. Paul and Ed will give the team height, and John and Manny both have very good shots. Good luck next year. a HEH Hi : a) 3S Ss we PSS RSM oO ,e) a = a “FREDDY” “TURKEY” Se in ction TM See cer earn Although it didn’t win many games.this year, the soccer team gave every opponent a good fight. ‘The team had quite a few seniors on it so there should be plenty of openings for next year’s team. AUTOGKAPHS Compliments INC. Old Bedford Road North Westport, Mass. of STERLING BEVERAGES . Compliments of FALL RIVER LUMBER Co., Inc. 65 WEYBOSSET STREET And Fall River Sash Door Co. 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DRIFT ROAD WESTPORT POINT MODERN SHOE STORE 1423 PLEASANT STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. The Flint’s Largest Family Shoe Store Horace Oliveira, Jr. Julien Barnabe 751 EASTERN AVENUE FALL RIVER, MASS. ) ee eee eee LEIP PPL PP PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP aa Compliments of A FRIEND N. P. —_— � Compliments of CLASS OF 1959 Compliments of A FRIEND Ce ea a rr rer rrr rrr) 2 A ee A Sp Sa Lek A At ES A OG A AEE AT AAPL LAE LE ME RE TNE EL I ALOE AL GA A Compliments of WESTPORT BOWL-AWAY 61 Sanford Road Westport, Mass. Compliments of OLD ROAD BARBER SHOP Old Bradford Road North Westport HARRY’S RADIATOR SHOP Complete Radiator Service for Your Automobile Hand and Power Mowers Sharpened Compliments of WESTPORT POINT MARKET Tel. ME 6-8821 WESTPORT POINT MASS. J. P. MARTIN’S GARAGE General Auto Repairing Case Sales and Service Tel. ME 6-8852 Main Road Telephone 3-0164 Sarah Gonsalves, Prop. 58 STATE ROAD No. Dartmouth, Mass. SARAH’S BEAUTY SALON Open Evenings by Appointment COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Specializing in: Machineless Permanents and Cold Waves — Facials and Scalp Treatments Tinting and Bleaching FEIO’‘S GARAGE General Auto Repairs Tires — Batteries — Accessories — Lubrication Painting — Brake Service — Wheel Alignment Tel. ME 6-2440 Main Road Central Village FRANK E. BRAYTON, JR. Auto Sales and Service Tel. Westport Har. 358R Tel. Residence ME-6-4466 Adamsville Rd. Westport Westport, Mass. Compliments of C. M. BRACKETT Meats — Groceries MAIN ROAD MARKET and Provisions Shell Gas and Oil Groceries Tel. ME 6-8842 Tel. ME 6-4361 CENTRAL VILLAGE MASS. GRAY’S CASH STORE Edward S. Cook, Prop. MACOMBER’S Fancy Groceries and Provisions Are Weldin We specialize in ; Gray’s R. I. Johnny Cake Meal South Westport, Mass Tel. Little Compton 350-W-1 Adamsville Rhode Island MACOMBER’S GARAGE General Auto Repairing Moto Mower Power Mower Sales Service DR. J. HEATON Tel. ME 6-8801 Compliments of SO. WESTPORT MASS. MANCHESTER STORE BIBEAU’S MARKET General Merchandise Aged Cheese STATE ROAD North Westport, Mass. Tel. Little Compton 124 eee LEI LL PILL I ILLIA LOPLI LE AP LP AIL AP AP AAP LALA A APA A PPO PE PD SOUZA’S VARIETY STORE STATE ROAD North Westport, Mass. TRIPP’S STORE Under New Management of Joseph Pelletier Meats, Vegetables, Fruits Frozen Foods Fountain Service Tel. ME 6-2022 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Tel. MErcury 6-2252 “177 MOTEL” For Those Who Care Dora and Dick Blanchard, Props. Route 177, Westport, Mass. ALLEN’S FLOWER SHOP 94 Purchase Street Fall River, Mass. Store OSbourne 2-7012 Res. OSbourne 3-2173 154 Second St. State Road HUTCHINSON’S ART SHOP Raymond L. Hutchinson, Prop. Pictures — Picture Framing Artists’ Supplies Fall River Compliments of JOSEPH SMITH Compliments of E. B. MANCHESTER Compliments of Keith's Ice Cream Co., Inc. “One of the Good Things in Life’ Tel. N.B. 3-1747 No. Dartmouth GERTRUDE’S BEAUTY SALON 3138 Academy Bldg. Fall River, Mass. Tel. 3-4511 JEANNETTE B’s BEAUTY SHOP Tel. 7-9666 Lassonde Street No. Westport LAFAYETTE SHOE STORE Fall River’s Largest Independently Owned Family Shoe Store 1347 Pleasant St. Fall River Compliments of CHASE GRAIN CO. Purina Chows Quality — Service Tel. F.R. 3-3695 Route 6 No. Westport ASHTON’S SPORTING GOODS A Complete Line of Sporting Goods Tel. 5-7261 35 Borden Street Fall River GERRY’S GIFT SHOP Yarn, a Specialty Gift Main Road, Central Village, Mass. Tel. MErcury 6-8855 HOWARD JOHNSON STATE ROAD North Dartmouth, Mass. BLISS CORNER SERVICE STATION 590 Dartmouth Street South Dartmouth, Mass. Open from 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. EDMUND’‘S VARIETY E. DesRosier, Prop. Tel. ME 6-2154 MAIN ROAD TRIPPP’S BOAT YARD WES TPORTEROINGT: MASS. Compliments of CARRIE’S SNACK BAR Luncheonette and Soda Fountain MAIN ROAD TOWN CREAMERY A. Ferreira, Prop. Route 177 WESTPORT No. Westport LEKOM’S SERVICE STATION Esso Gas — Oil — Lubrication Accessories — Tires Route 177 North Westport MEDEIROS FARM EQUIPMENT Allis Chalalmers New Idia and Machines : | 5387 Grand Army Highway Swansea, Mass. Tel. 4-4202 Phone Fall River 8-0136 MASSEY’‘S MOTOR MART Marie L. Massey, Prop. USED CARS State Road No. Westport, Mass. Compliments of WESTPORT DRUG William Rejsek, Reg. Pharmacist STATE ROAD NO. WESTPORT PATTY PAGE ADORABLE SHOES 138 SOUTH MAIN STREET Cor. of Borden and So. Main Fall River, Mass. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of YVONNE’S LUNCHEONETTE Dinner or Snack Route 6 — Opposite Lincoln Park North Dartmouth, Mass. Phone 4-4039 MONTIGNY’S AUTO REPAIR SERVICE Repairs — Overhauling Motor Tuneup Arc Gas Welding State Road, North Westport, Mass. et tte | Compliments of EMILE’S SUPERETTE 1395 PLEASANT STREET Fall River, Mass. DON’S INCORPORATED L25COOKes New Bedford Automotive Parts Distributor W. W. LEACH CO., Inc. Distributors of Parts for All Make Cars and Trucks 501 County Street New Bedford Compliments of LUSSIER BROTHERS : ‘ | | | Tel. 9-6269 - 6-1101 ‘ Compliments of PEPSI COLA Compliments of A FRIEND ELTON C. TRIPP Tel. N.B. 7-9474 GIFFORD’S MARKET 1 Bridge Street South Dartmouth Fresh Fish, Live Lobster— Fruits and Vegetables Samuel C. Tripp, Prop. Tel. N.B. 2-2633 FRANK P. AZEVEDO State Road, No. Dartmouth I HC Farm Industrial Equipment New Holland Forage Choppers Hay Bailers ANDREW'S FRUIT STAND Cor. of State Reed Roads Fresh Fruit Daily Wholesale and Retail Compliments of GOLLIS MEN’S APPAREL 562 Pleasant St. JOHNNY’S FOOD MARKET Fine Groceries and Meats 248 Jefferson St. Fall River Tel. 3-5870 COX PAINT WALLPAPER STORE., Inc. Carmote Paints — Varnishes Larcoloid Tel. 3-1988 232 Union Street New Bedford MIKE’S BARBER SHOP Expert Sanitary Service Compliments of STYLE SHOPPE 1409 PLEASANT STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. CHARLES D. POIRIER Reg. Pharmacist State Road North Westport ) PLEASANT MOTORS Tel. 7-9334 2096 Pleasant St. Fall River THE HUB S. Gourse Sons Fall River’s Largest Men’s and Boys’ Apparel Store Pleasant Street FALL RIVER NEW BEDFORD BOTTLING WORKS 152 Quequechan Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of RODMAN BEEF PROVISION CO. a rrr) LL LLL LLL LLB BP_LP_IP_—P_P__ PLP BPP PPP cr Compliments of SLATER’S — OPTICIAN C. F. CUSHING SON Leather Goods Luggage Tel. 2-5318 586 Pleasant St. New Bedford Compliments of POOR BROTHERS JEWELERS New Bedford, Mass. HIGHAM’‘’S The Prescription Store John Gillick Abe Wolf Registered Pharmacists Ed. MacKenzie Cor. Union and Pleasant Streets New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of WHITE’S STATE ROAD North Westport, Mass. DOWTY’S FLOWER SHOP 1492 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of JOSEPH SMITH Compliments of MARK YOU RESTAURANT www wr eww rrr | em CORA’S BEAUTY SHOP Specializing in Permanents Tel. 2-5661 1208 Pleasant St. Fall River CHAGNON STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Photofinishing 5 Hour Service 1489 Pleasant Street Fall River Tel. 3-3011 THE WATSON PHARMACY Prescription Specialists 765 Kempton Street New Bedford W. J. O’Brien W. A. Simpson Registered Pharmacists Chet, Herb, Milt Travers Tel. 2-8346 TRAVERS SPORT SHOP Complete Sports Equipment Team Estimates Given 751-753 Kempton Street New Bedford, Mass. A Member of the ALUMNI Compliments of BASHARA’S RESTAURANT ROBERTS Full Dress Rental Service White Tuxedo Jackets Tuxedo Tail Coats Cutaways and all Accessories Tel. 9-6191 3838 Spring Street Fall River SMITH MILLS HARDWARE STORE We May Nol Have Everything But We Have AH ---of aLot of Things EEE EEE EEE PP e ohnitz Compliments of in-the-Flint FRED T. WEBB Postmaster FALL RIVER, MASS. NORTH WESTPORT 1465 Pleasant St. Corner Claflin Tel. 9-6497 THE ROYAL STORE PEERLESS LAUNDRY, INC. In The Flint Service—Sanitation—Satisfaction 1430 Pleasant St. Fall River 1668 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. WATUPPA GAS LION’S FUEL CO., INC. 84 BEDFORD STREET 1672 Pleasant Street Fall River FALL RIVER, MASS. Fuel Oils 24 Hour Service Fishing, Tackle | at Lowest Cutthroat Prices Com aes RUSSGOLD SPORTING CO. y | 415 South Main St. Fall River We Buy—Sell—Trade A FRIEND New—Used—Antique Guns Open Fri. Sat. Evenings Til 9 P.M. | ; BEAULIEU’S GARAGE Body and Fender Work — Painting New and Used Cars Tel. 3-9227 Sanfofd Road No. Westport Tel. 2-9308 RICH’S SERVICE STATION 757 Robeson Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of BOARD OF ASSESSORS Oscar H. Palmer, Chairman Rene J. Ouellette J. Douglas Borden Mrs. Jessica E. Peirce, Clerk Compliments of BOARD OF WELFARE MARY’S BEAUTY SALON MANNY’S BARBER SHOP Tel. ME 6-4531 or 6-2005 Compliments of ELLSAS ART SHOP Picture Framing Gifts Greeting Cards 364 South Main Street Fall River Compliments of GLOBE HOME LAUNDRY 1449 Plymouth Avenue Fall River Tel. 2-4401 HUTCHINSON’S ART SHOP Raymond L. Hutchinson, Prop. Pictures — Picture Framing Artists’ Supplies 154 Second St. Fall River HALL’S MUSIC STORE Everything for the Music Lover 169 NO. MAIN STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Compliments of A FRIEND GRAY TYPEWRITER CO. 134 SECOND STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. ADAMS BOOKSTORE, INC. Tel. 3-5833 — 3-5834 165 North Main St. Fall River Compliments of TROPICAL TEA COFFEE ADASKIN FURNITURE STORE Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. CARTER’‘’S Men’s Clothing and Sporting Goods 55 William St. 1401 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford, Mass. THOMAS J. BEEDEM CO. Men’s and Boys’ Stores 308 South Main Street 1380 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. Tel. 4-2334 ee ee eal Compliments of DR. PAUL O. BARRE Optometrist 1509 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of DESMARIS HARDWARE BERK‘S Work Clothing and Shoes Square Dancing Apparel Government Surplus 139 Union Street New Bedford HAWES ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors General Electric Appliances RCA and GE Televisions Phone 8-5285 592 Pleasant St. New Bedford LA FRANCE — Jeweler Registered Jeweler American Gem Society 763 Purchase St. New Bedford Dial 3-1137 Compliments of SINGER SEWING MACHINES COLONIAL DONUT HOUSE Sanford Road North Westport, Mass. Compliments of SHELDON B. JUDSON LL EP PP PP CLAIRE’S RUG WOOLENS By Yard or by Pound Drift Road South Westport Compliments of A FRIEND Fleetcraft Boats—Arms—Ammunition—Cameras Binoculars—Telescopes—Fishing Tackle Johnson Sea-Horse Outboard Motors GIFFORD MARINE CO., Inc. 21-28 NORTH SECOND ST. New Bedford, Mass. Ernest H. Gifford, Pres. James H. Gifford, Treas. Phone WY 2-5637—Anytime JORDAN’S BAKERY SHOP Rock Street Fall River, Mass. BESSE RUSSELL’S Mens’ and Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings 221 So. Main St. ARTHUR A. PLANTE SONS Graduate Genolosglists Certified Watch Makers Diamond Setters Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Suite 221 Est. 1905 Academy Bldg. Fall River Rooms 209-210, Olympia Bldg.—One Flight Up 888 PURCHASE ST.—New Bedford, Mass. Formal Wear for Hire WOLLISON DRESS SUIT PARLOR Tuxedos—Cutaways—Full Dress—Accessories Ladies Formal White Cape and Jackets Any Garment May Be Purchased Tel. 2-3422 Compliments of VANDER ELECTRIC Fall River Evening and Sunday Appointments FIFI III IDI DIDS Compliments of SOKOLL LOWENTHAL INSURANCE AGENCY WESTPORT POLICE Main Street DEPARTMENT Fall River, Mass. Compliments NARROWS of MOTOR SALES A FRIEND Fall River, Mass. ALVES REALTY COMPANY Compliments Real Estate ; Investments—Mortgages 0} Covering R. I. and Cape Cod District SMITH MILLS PHARMACY 7 North Main St. Fall River, Mass. A. Alves, Pres. and Treas. Suite 202 Dial 3-3452—3-2779 TEX MOTOR SALES WILLIAM F. LANCY High-Grade Used Cars Attorney-at-Law North Dartmouth, Mass. a eee rrr rrr rrr rrr) Ore rrr rrr rrr rrr rrr Ce ee eer ee Cc : Compliments o Compliments of l f JOHN M. WELCH MILADY’S DRESS Insurance Agency BRIDAL SALON ‘ 7 North Main Street Fall River Academy Building Tel. 5-778 Fall River, Mass. Tel. ME 6-2550 Compliments of MARY L. MEDEIROS THE CAFETERIA Insurance — Real Estate WORKERS Sodom Road Westport Tel. 2-5401 PERRY — The Florist EARL R. THOMAS Floral Arrangements for All Occasions Insurance 56 North. Main Street 72 Spring Street Tel. 7-9714 Fall River, Mass. New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of Compliments ARTHUR MANCHESTER ! A FRIEND oer rrr re wr rr rr rrr rrr rere) LEIP II_ PP P_ P_ _IP_ _IP_ ¥_ PP PPP PP PPP PP PPP PPP PPP or wer i ay i a ™ Wik p We On) | rth ie) Byrn hg tee aye J ; ‘ , ‘ ee i TA! ‘: Va A ‘ ; | ie Ay ae ast) L ' . ’ : q ae A . va : ‘ A vp , ; iJ Ny j . 4 ‘i é : a 2 i ' D 4 i! 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