Westport High School - Brownie Yearbook (Westport, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1961 volume:

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William Crarlone Editor-in-Chief Copy Editor Sandra Carter Assistant Editor William Albanese Business Managers Theresa Thibault Patricia Cadima Photography Editors Patricia Rosinha Beverly Branco Editor-in-Chief William Ciarlone Art Editors Barbara Messier Bruce Bailey Literary Editors Carol Maucione Myrtle Hopkinson Sports Editors Seraphine Lewis Darleen Thomas CLASS MOTTO It's a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. CLASS FLOWER Orchid CLASS POEM The years have flown since first we met Our beloved Westport High; They’ve meant so much we can’t forget Though many more go by. No value of gold could we ever place Upon the years just past; No future interests can ever erase Memories that will last. In our hearts a place of honor we'll give To school and teachers all, Though memory fades they yet will live In hearts that will recall. And happily may we live and learn In our new lives just begun, And often may our thoughts return To the class of ‘61. CAROL MAUCIONE CLASS COLORS Orchid and White CLASS SONG (To “Aura Lee”) Time has come when we must part. We're so sad to go. You've a place within our hearts We shall miss you so. Alma mater—here we stand Friends for many years; But apart are futures planned Please forgive our tears. Oh, how hard the future seems! To God above we pray. Help us to fulfill the dreams Of graduation day. We will ever love these halls Where fond memories dwell; But we’re called beyond these walls. Westport High—farewell. CAROL MAUCIONE Admuuustration MR. LAWRENCE FOGG Superintendent MR. HAROLD S. WOOD Principal MR. FRANCIS MARTINEAU Vice-Principal French ae - MR. PAUL L. LARRIVEE “That sentence is redundant!” Head of English Department English MR. CHARLES DONNELLY “Why do | always get the bombs?” English, Math MR. CHARLES R. MENARD “Not that I’m pro-Democrat or pro-Republican, but . . Civics, Problems “a MISS BARBARA A. BURES “Is it absolutely necessary?” Solid Geometry, Trigonom- etry, Algebra, Plane Geom- etry MISS ELLA B. PHILPOT “How did you ever get to become seniors?” English, Latin MRS. GRACE E. JEFFREY “How can you sew without a thim- ble?” Home Economics MRS. WANDA FRANCIS “Check it again.” MR. FRANCISCO SOUZA “Something’s rotten in Denmark.” Office Practice, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Chemistry, Physics MR. GEORGE SALVADOR MR. THOMAS W. SLOWE MR. CLAYTON SISSON “Disneyland was fantastic!” “I’ve got to get some new “Feet” United States History, World chalk.” Shop History Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Applied Science MISS BARBARA ANDRADE “Your back’s not wet!” MRS. MARION H. ECKHARDT “Do you have a ticket?’ Art Physical Education MR. WALLACE SUNDERLAND “T hat’s no excuse!” Physical Education MRS. ETHEL LIEBMANN “With a little work...” Guidance Director MR. JOHN CARLI ‘Very good, but you got an F.” English, Eighth Grade Read- ing 10 MR. DAVID KRANER “Come in or stay out!” Agriculture MR. BRUCE HILYARD “Stop your talking!’ English MR. ROBERT ST. PIERRE “Actually you shouldn’t talking.” Algebra, General Science MR. H. ROBERT ECKHARDT “Meet me in room 200 after school!” J.B.T., Latin, Civics be MRS. RITA M. GRIFFIN “Come in the front door!” Music Director MR. ANTONE BRAGA MR. EDMIE BIBEAU “Tune up those horns!” “Where are you going?” Instrumental Director Biology, Algebra I, Math MISS LILLIAN CAHOON “Is that so?” Home Economics MR. TERRENCE E. McGLYNN “After School!” Shop MR. LLOYD BRIGHTMAN MRS. ESTHER B. WEBB “Did you send your applica- “Has tion in yet?” PATRICIA MARUJO anyone seen Compton’‘s “Oh, that’s too bad.” Encyclopedia C?” J.B.T., Business Law, Business Librarian English, Typing Guidance Director President Kennedys Message COMMITTEES: JOHN F. KENNEDY FOREIGN RELATIONS MASSACHUSETTS Lasor AND PuBLic WELFARE Menited States Henate : WASHINGTON, D.C. October 3, 1960 Miss Carol Ann Maucione 189 Forge Road Westport, Mass. Dear Miss Maucione;: In response to your request for a message to be printed in your yearbook, I would make the following suggestions to the students of Westport High School: Take advantage of every possible opportunity to increase your knowledge of the world in which you live, and of the ideas which have contributed to the development of our civilization as it now exists. For you will soon be discovering that you can take a direct hand in many ways in shaping and influencing the sort of world we live in. This is particularly true of our country. While it is 4 fact that in a democracy the citizen is paramount, it is the in- formed citizen on whom we must increasingly depend for guidance and leadership. Whether or not your formal schooling ends with high school graduation -- and if at all possible it should not end then -- your education must continue for the rest of your life. We need to develop to the fullest the talents of every citizen; for ours is a complex society requiring many specialized skills. But specialization in a particular field is not enough; you must learn a great deal about a great many other things, too. Above all, you must learn how to track down the facts you need in order to reach informed opinions on the issues which confront you as a citizen. Furthermore, if you-are able to express those opinions clearly and persuasively, and if you can also contribute new and useful ideas to your fellow-citizens, you will certainly find a place in the vanguard of leadership in our society -- and that is where I expect many of you will eventually be. i SincereVY, ae ‘JOHN F. KENNED “Bill” June 1 PAULINE ARAUJO “A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Field Hockey 3; Driver Training 3; Basketball 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Commit- tees 2, 3, 4. Letter: Mixed Chorus Always joking ... seen with Nancy . . . waiting for Bill . .. fine typist. “Bruce” July 23 WILLIAM ALBERT ALBANESE “Everything in nature contains all the powers in nature.’ Art Club 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain Basketball 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Kangaroo Court 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club Board of Directors 3, 4; Projection Club 1, 2, 3. Letters: Baseball, Soccer, Basketball Very popular . . . reckless driver . . . seen with Joan ... great basketball hero. “Pauline” July 8 BRUCE BAILEY “Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no fibs.” Art Club 1; Debating Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Cafeteria Worker 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Key Club 3, 4; Student Council 4. Hot-rodder . . . always spending money . .. seen in Rhode Island . . . devilish manner. MICHAEL WILLIAM BAKER “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; President of Key Club 4; Treas- urer of Student Council 3; Student Council Vice President 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Projection Club; Curtis Campaign Captain 1, 3; Driver Trainin g; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club Committee; Scholastic Achievement Aawrd; Year- book Committees; Usher at Graduation; Honor Roll 1, 2 PAPA: Letters: Baseball, Soccer, Basketball Full of fun... sports enthusiast . . . everyone’s pal... good student. “Mike” March 13 EDYTHE THERESA BARTON “In notes by distance made more sweet.” Art Club 1, 2; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver Training 3. Likes Floyd . . . waiting for car . . . long hair . . . good sense of humor. “Edie” July 12 JACQUELINE LORRAINE BOUCHARD “Life is not life at all without delight.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Art Club 1; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver Training 4. Letter: Mixed Chorus Seen with Dave . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Mr. Martineau’s problem student. . . argumentative. “Jackie” August 29 BEVERLY ANN BRANCO “Always leave them laughing.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Art Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2; Field Hockey 2, 4; Class Secretary 2, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver Training 3; Yearbook Staff A: Junior-Senior Play 4; Kangaroo Court 4; Junior-Senior Basketball Tournament 3, 4. Letters: Mixed Chorus, Field Hockey Always laughing . . . seen with Bill . . . good sport... a friend to all. “Bev” September 12 PATRICIA ANN CADIMA “Variety is the mother of enjoyment.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Head Cheer- leader 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Head Majorette 3, 4; Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play 3; Pep Squad 1; Driver Training 3; Honor Roll 3; Brownie Staff 4; Office Aid 3, 4. Letters: Cheering, Mixed Chorus, Volleyball Great cheerleader .. . an eye for fun. . . cute chick... best all around. “Pat” September 3 SANDRA LOU CARTER “It’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice.” Girls’ Glee Club 2; Art Club 1; Basketball 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Committees 1, 3, 4; Driver Training 3; Softball 2; Brownie Staff 4. Always seen at the Creamery . . . a chick with class... good-natured . . . day-dreamer . . . Teedy’s right hand. June 17 MARGARET CARVALHO “Her dear five hundred friends.” Cheering 4; Cheerleading Sub 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Field Hockey 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Junior-Senior Play Committee 3; Usherette 3; Pep Squad 1, 2; Driver Training 3; Student Council-at-Large 4; Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1; Yearbook Committee 4; Junior-Senior Basketball Tournament 3; Co-Captain Hockey Team 4. Letters: Mixed Chorus, Hockey, Cheering Just nice . . . neat dresser . . . petite miss . . . liked by everyone. “Chub” December 20 WILLIAM NICHOLAS CIARLONE “The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.” Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; General Manager Curtis Campaign 4; Baseball Manager 3, 4; President Stu- dent Council 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Editor of Yearbook 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver Training 3; Red Cross President 4; Red Cross Vice President 3; Vice President Honor Society 3; Harvard Book Award 3; Basketball 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Assistant General Manager Curtis Campaign 3. Letters: Baseball, Mixed Chorus Capable president . . . associates with everyone . . . loyal Republican... agreeable. “Billy” July 13 ALLEN ARTHUR DAVIS “The magic of the tongue is the most dangerous of all spells.” Driver Training 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Projection Club 2; Junior-Senior Play Committee 3; Junior-Senior Play 3. Always talking . . . teacher’s pet . . . lives near the park . member of the Dramatic Club. “Allen” April 13 ROBERT DESMARAIS “The march of the human mind is slow.” Mixed Chorus 4; Driver Training 1. Very quiet... always helpful... smiling ... likes fun. “Bob” April 4 ROGER JOSEPH DEVEAU “It seems the part of wisdom.” Basketball 1, 4; Chess Club 2; Driver Training 3. Intelligent . . . loves disc jockey shows .. . science fiction fiend... great future. May 14 MICHAEL DILLEMUTH “Make yourself necessary to someone.” Projection Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2; Driver Training 4. Loves candy . . . Mr. Menard’s pet . . . delivers news- papers .. . loves solitude. “Mike” May 15 February 20 JUDITH MAY FEENAN “She walks in beauty.” Driver Training 3; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Graduation Marshal 3; Pep Squad 1. Pretty . .. likes red ‘32 Fords . ...has long hair. . . found in H. A. Room “Charl” May 12 LEO RONALD DUBREUIL “Forty million Freshmen can’t be wrong.” Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3, 4. Fast driver . . . Mr. Slowe’s problem .. . sociable but quiet... good natured. “Judy” May 6 CHARLOTTE FIEJO “She pleases all the world.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Driver Training 3; Cake Sale 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; Fashion Show 4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook Committee 4. Letter: Mixed Chorus Good sport. . . likes to sew . . . great personality .. . friendly smile. “Lorrie” February 14 ROBERT CHARLES FITTON LORRAINE FERREIRA “No path of flowers leads to glory.” Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4; Double Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Office Aid 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Pep Squad Leader 3; Pep Squad Leader 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 3; Fashion Show Committee 4. Letter: Mixed Chorus Good singer . . . has dating problems . . . a shoulder to cry on... always gay. “In everything one must consider the end.” Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior-Senior Play 4; Driver Training 2; Bas- ketball 4; Yearbook Committee 4. Always smiling . .. friendly . . . hates English . . . our fisherman. “Kenny” June 5 20 “Bob” February 23 KENNETH GAISFORD “By the work one knows the worker.” Soccer 1, 2, 4; Future Farmers of America 4; Future Farmers of America Treasurer 1; Basketball 4; Baseball 4. Hard worker . . . member of the FFA . . . George’s pal .. drives a rattletrap. PATRICIA DALE GARSIDE “Love truth, but pardon error.” Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Driver Train- ing 2; Usherette 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Basketball Tournament Cheer- leader 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4. Letter: Mixed Chorus Cute gal .. . seen with Judy . . . likes to talk . . . good typist. “Pat” February 9 JOAN ANNE GREENHALGH “She is always willing to lend a helping hand. Secretary of Class 1, 3; Debaters Club 1; Art Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 28 pA: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain Hockey A; Junior- Senior Play 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Fashion Show 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Softball 3, 4; Kangaroo Court 4; Pep Squad 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Driver Training 4. Letters: Field Hockey, Cheering, Volleyball af Talkative . . . mind for sports ... Bill’s gal . . . good student. “Joan” June 2 MARY LOUISE HALLORAN “Without music life would be nothing.” Girls‘ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Quartets 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Fashion Show 4; Committees 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Driver Training 3. Letter: Mixed Chorus Quiet . . . seen with Lorrie . . . petite . . . likes music. “Mary” June 18 21 JAMES A. HARE Ill “It is good to be merry and wise.” Key Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Projection Club 3, 4; Home Room Captain Curtis Campaign 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Soccer 4. Letter: Baseball Seen with Richard . . . likes sports . . . good ice skater ... friendly personality. “Jimmy” June 14 MYRTLE LOUISE HOPKINSON “Sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb.” Student Council 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Driver Training 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Squad 1, 2; Honor Roll 1. Letter: Mixed Chorus Engaged to Johnny . . . pretty miss . . . wants her band of gold... found in the H. A. room. “Tinkie” May 20 ERNESTINE HOWLAND “The world must have great minds.” Committee 1; Oréhestra 1; Driver Training 3; Honor Roll 3. Quiet manner . . . intelligent . . . likes school . . . sure to succeed. ' “Ernestine” October 3 22 RICHARD VICTOR JANELLE “He has the mildest manner.” Mixed Chorus 4; Projection Club 3, 4; Driver Taining 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4. Nancy’s guy . . . found on Main Road . . . likable . good mechanic. “Rich” March 28 RAYMOND THEADORE JOHNSON “To a young heart everything is full.” Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, Letters: Basketball, Baseball, Soccer Good basketball player . . . seen with Sharon . . . works at Grundy’s .. . dislikes shorthand. “Ray” October 24 ELAINE ANN JORDAN “Silence is golden.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Driver Train- ing 2. Letter: Mixed Chorus Liked by everyone ... neat dresser... shy... dislikes gym. “Elaine” March 25 23 DAVID RICHARDSON KIDD JR. “The devil himself can do nothing to a man as long as he can laugh.” Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Baseball 1, 2; Driver Training 2. Letter: Soccer Best looking boy . . . good natured . . . goes with Jackie ... neat desser. “Dave” October 10 KAREN ANDREA KOVAR “The height of beauty.” Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Driver Training 3; Special Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Committees 3, 4. Letters: Volleyball, Basketball, Mixed Chorus Good model .. . likes basketball . . . tall lass . . . good typist. “Karen” December 31 RAYMOND JOSEPH LANDRY “They can conquer who believe they can.” Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Vice President Key Club 4; Key Club 3, 4; Key Club Board of Directors 4; Quiz Kid 1; Driver Training 2; Key Club Committees 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4. Intelligent guy ... likes cars . . . good person... Vice President of the Key Club. “Ray” October 28 24 RAYMOND JOSEPH LAURENDEAU “Good sense and good nature are never separated.” Basketball 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Specail Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Quartet 3, 4; Key Club 2; Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Driver Training 3. Letter: Mixed Chorus Carefree . . . seen with Marion . . . good dancer... member of the quartet. “Ray” June 14 PATRICIA ANN LECLAIR “Eyes of love.” Class Vice President 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play 3; Junior- Senior Play Committee 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Volleyball 2; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 2; Driver Training 2; Yearbook Committee 4; Debating Club 2; Usherette 4. Letter: Mixed Chorus Jerry's fiancee . . . fine personality . . . sincere friend. “Pat” October 27 JUDY BARWOOD LEPREAU “Truth shall make you free.” Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Driver Training 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Quiz Kid 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Vice President Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 1; Graduation Usherette 3; Honor Roll; Curtis Campaign Captain 3. Letters: Orchestra, Mixed Chorus Going to college . . . short hair . . . sincere . . . Doctor‘s daughter. “Judy” June 6 25 “Fenny” December 25 BENJAMIN MASCIARELLI “As prone to mischief as able to perform it.” Driver Training 2; Junior Varsity Baseball 3. Works at the park .. . quiet . . . good sense of humor ... hates Physics. “Carol” December 12 SERAPHINE JOSEPH LEWIS “Be true to your word, your work, and your friend.” Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Soccer Co-Captain. Letters: Basketball, Soccer, Baseball Nancy's pride and joy ... ready for fun... everybody’s pal... great basketball player. “Ben” March 22 CAROL ANN MAUCIONE “Speaks the words of her mind.” Quiz Kid 1; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Volleyball 2; Mixea Chorus 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver Training 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; President Honor Society 4; Debating Club 1; Pep Squad 4; Basketball Manager 4. Letters: Mixed Chorus, Basket ball Intelligent . . . staunch Kennedy supporter . . . staff mem- ber... likes to write poems. LOUISE BARBARA MEDEIROS “True as the breeze.” Driver Training 3. Lives on a farm... friendly . . . hard worker . . . quiet. “Louise” December 4 PATRICIA ANN MEDEIROS “The world’s a stage on which all parts are played.” Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Quartet 1; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Special Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Softball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain Basketball Team 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver Training 3; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Open House 3; Art Club 1; Junior-Senior Basketball Tournament 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; President Dramatic Club 4; Reading Laboratory 4. Letters: Basketball, Field Hockey, Mixed Chorus Friend to all. . . fine actress . . . likes sports . . . neat. “Pauline Tedeiros” October 29 BARBARA ANN MESSIER “Every artist was once an amateur.” Art Club 1; Girls’ Glee Club 1; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Driver Training 2. Loves sports cars . . . can be found at the Point . . . Tom’s girl... art editor. “Barbara” July 5 27 MARILYN MORANGO “To speak but little becomes a woman.” Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Driver Training 3. Ladylike . . . seen in H. A... . hates speed .. . Miss Cahoon’s helper. “Marilyn” May 30 SHARON LEE NICKERSON “A hope beyond the shadow of dream.” Driver Training 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Squad 4. Seen with Marilyn... tall ...slow... going steady with Pete. “Sharon” July 14 CAROL AVIS OUELLETTE “Hope to the end.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2. Partial to Navy men... Kerr Mill worker . . . always talking . .. seen on Cornell Road. “Carol” September 14 “Ronnie” March 31 RONALD JOSEPH PAQUETTE “He who means no mischief does it.” Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Driver Training 2; Committees 3, 4. Letter: Baseball Great personality .. . loves fun. . . devilish manner... always in the boys’ room. GLADYS MAE PEARCE “To care for others is her goal.” Dramatic Club 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Girls’ Glee Club. 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Manager 3; Major- ette 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver Training 3; Honor Roll 3; Class Day Speaker 4; Usherette 3. Letters: Volleyball, Basketball, Mixed Chorus Socially active . . . likes to knit . . . seen in a ‘51 Chevy ... Sharon’s pal. “Pinky” June 22 “Gladys” August 20 VIOLA LYDIA PETTEY “Her smile is like a rainbow.’ Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Driver Training 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Pep Squad 1; Usherette (Graduation) 3. Letter: Mixed Chorus P Petite . . . cheerful . . . attractive . . . Jikes to study. 29 ELAINE MARIE PICARD “An eye for fun.” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Substitute Cheeleader 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Honor Roll 3. Letters: Field Hockey, Mixed Chorus, Cheering Cute ... likes fun . . . Cadima’s friend . . . peppy cheer- leader. “Elaine” November 23 CHARLES ANTHONY PIERCE “Men of few words are the best men.” Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Key Club 3, 4. Basketball player .. . seen with Betty . . . neat in appear- ance... nice guy. “Chuck” August 12 JUDITH ANN RAPOZA “Neat, not gaudy.” Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; Junior-Senior Tourna- ment Cheerleader 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Driver Training 2; Dramatic Club 4. Letter: Mixed Chorus Argumentive ... neat... Tony’s milkmaid... lends a helping hand. “Judy” January 15 MARILYN JEAN REED “In good old spirit.” Girls’ Glee Club 1; Driver Training 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. Likes Dartmouth High . . . good-natured . . . found in H. A. room... Jerry's sweetheart. “Mimi” September 19 PATRICIA ANN ROSINHA “The best mirror is an old friend.” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Student Council 1; Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Volley- ball 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Driver Training 2; Pep Squad 1, 2; Honor Roll 1. Letters: Basketball, Band, Mixed Chorus Tony’s pride and joy .. . always in accidents . . - found on Burchard Aven... found in H. A. room. “Pat” November 29 RENE LORENT ROUTHIER “Youth is wholly experimental.” Driver Training 2; Projection Club 3, 4 ; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Key Club 4. Hot rod enthusiast... class Romeo... big flirt . . . likes to dance. “Rene” March 24 NANCY MARY SCHELTER “With heart and soul.” Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Special Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Class Vice President 1; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Quiz Kid 1; Driver Training 3; Play Committee 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Secretary 3; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1. Good sewer . . . happy-go-lucky . . . friendly . . . hot rodder. “Nanc” July 3 MARJORIE VIRGINIA SHOREY “There’s a time for all things.” Girls’ Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 4; Driver Training 3; Class Day Speaker 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Debating Club 1. Future librarian . . . likes college boys . . . pals with Gladys ... friendly. February 11 NANCY ANN SILVIA “Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.” Girls’ Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Driver Training 3; Committees 3, 4. Sweet face .. . Bob’s girl . . . future secretary . . . Pauline’s friend. “Nancy” November 5 32 EE SS eee GEORGE EDWARD SMITH “Make hay while the sun shines.” Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4. Future farmer . . . friendly lad . . . always joking... . Mr. Slowe’s friend. ‘ “George’ September 17 ROBERT PAUL SOUZA “Young fellows will be young fellows.” Future Farmers of America: Treasurer 2; Future Farmers of America: Vice President 3; Future Farmers of America: President 4. F.F.A. member .. . sleeps in Problems class . . . seen with Dot... friend to all. September 23 THERESA ANNETTE THIBAULT “A penny for your thoughts.” Softball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Business Manager 4; Honor Roll 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver Training 2; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play Committee 3; Art Club 1; Debating Club 2; Junior Prom Chairman 3; Junior-Senior Basketball Tournament 3; Kan- garoo Court 4; Mr. Brightman’s Secretary 4; Fashion Show 4; Drama Club 4; Usherette 4. Letter: Field Hockey Class treasurer... likes sports .. . sweet kid. . . always happy. “Terry” March 13 33 DARLEEN JOYCE THOMAS “Ye Gods! Can she talk!” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Art Club 1, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Special Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Driver Training 3; Honor Roll 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Worker 2; Library Aid 1; Debating Club 1; Fashion Show 4; Dramatic Club 4; Honor Society 4; Calendar of Activities 4; Yearbook Staff A; Junior-Senior Basketball Tournament 3, 4. Letters: Basketball, Volleyball, Mixed Chorus Basketball player . . . sports editor . . . Kennedy fan... good debater. “Darleen” November 30 MICHAEL TRAVERS “A rolling stone will gather no moss.” Assistant Director of Instruments 4; Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Band 1) 2, 3, 4; Junior Orchestra 1, 2; Junior Band 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Quartets 2, 3, 4; Driver Training 2; Captain of Soccer 4. Letters: Soccer, Baseball, Band, Mixed Chorus Soccer player . . . Mr. Happy-go-lucky . . . partial to a sophomore girl . . . friendly. “Mike” March 6 ANDREA DIANE VALERIO “A tiny flower, short and sweet.” Girls’ Glee Club 1; Driver Training 3; Yearbook Com- mittee 4, Richard’s girl . . . expecting a package . . . likes an army man... sweet personality. “Andy” June 22 34 JOYCE MARIE WALKER “A face with gladness overspread.” Cheerleader 3, Pep Squad 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Driver Training 3; Cafeteria Cashier 4; Art Club 1; Curtis Campaign 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Worker 1, 3. Letter: Mixed Chorus Tiny miss .. . goes with Al .. . full of pep . . . seen in cafeteria. “Joyce” November 16 JANICE AGNES WOOD “A maiden sweet and neatly dressed.” Art Club 1; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1; Junior-Senior Play 3, 4; Driver Train- ing 3; Office Aid 3, 4; Treasurer 1; Honor Roll 3, 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Play Committee 3; Fashion Show 4; National Honor Society 4; Debaters Club 1. Works in office . . . engaged to Richard . . . cute blonde ... works at Fred and Ann’s. } i] “Jan” November 16 35 WILLIAM ALBANESE Billy is a “3” letter guy, In sports he’s really great; To him we leave a little watch, So for practice he won't be late. PAULINE ARUJO Pauline is always joking, She never seéms to stop; To him we leave some alibis, In case her jokes do flop. BRUCE BAILEY Bruce is a hot-rodder, He likes a good, fast car; To him we leave some alibis, So his reputation he won't me MICHAEL BAKER Mike is a small lad, But active as can be; To him we leave some Cheerios, So active he will be. EDYTHE BARTON Edythe is a wonderful friend, She'll really quite a lass; To her we leave a blue ribbon, Best wishes from the class. JACQUELINE BOUCHARD Jackie is going steady, This we all know; To her we leave a little gun, In case he tries to go. BEVERLY BRANCO Bev likes to laugh a lot, No matter what the cause may be; To her we leave some laughing gas, So she will always stay carefree. PATRICIA CADIMA Pat is our head cheerleader, And very active in this sport; To her we leave some new cheers, In case she does run short. SANDRA CARTER Sandy likes to flirt a lot, A boy friend every week; To her we leave a date book, Anyone for a peek? MARGARET CARVALHO Chub is a real sweet girl, And now and then she dates; To her we leave a flashlight, So she can come home late. 36 WILLIAM CIARLONE Giftory WATCH CRYING TOWEL ALIBIS CHEERIOS BLUE RIBBON GUN LAUGHING GAS CHEERS DATE BOOK FLASHLIGHT GOLD STAR Bill is our class leader, He helps us in every way; To him we leave a gold star, For the help he gave each day. ALLEN DAVIS SCOTCH TAPE Allen is really talkative, We cannot keep him quiet; To him we leave some scotch tape, Perhaps his friends will try it. | ROBERT DESMARAIS JOKES Bob is the friendly type, He’s always got a smile; To him we leave some jokes, In case his go out of style. ROGER DEVEAU Roger is our astronomist, He likes the outer world; To him we leave an airplane, So he can take a whirl. MICHAEL DILLEMUTH AIRPLANE BOOKS Mike is always by himself, And studies like a bee; To him we leave some books, To keep him company. LEO DUBREUIL BELL Leo is so very quiet, He hardly makes a sound; To him we leave a real loud bell, So we'll know he’s around. JUDY FEENAN Judy is very pretty, We know you'll agree; To her we leave a make-up kit, So pretty she'll always be. MAKE-UP. KIT CHARLOTTE FEIJO GIFT Charlotte is very friendly, She’s nice to everyone; To her we leave a little gift, From all the friends she has won. LORRAINE FERREIRA SHOES Lory is very aggressive, She'll argue day and night; To her we leave a pair of shoes, So she can stand up for her rights. ROBERT FITTON FALSE TEETH Robert is always grinning, Guess it’s just his way; To him we some false teeth, So his grin won't fade away. KENNETH GAISFORD Kenny wants to be a farmer, He'll do real well some day; CALF Giftory To him we leave a little calf, To help him on his way. PATRICIA GARSIDE Pat is a little girl, And makes very little noise; To her we leave a big trombone, To get attention from the boys. TROMBONE JOAN GREENHALGH Joan is the sporty type, She’s always in the game. To her we leave some liniment To soothe the ache and pain. LINIMENT MARY HALLORAN Mary likes to play the piano, She does it really well. To her we leave some piano rolls So she can rest a spell. PIANO ROLLS JANE HARE Jimmy is our Romeo; With girls he always rates. To him we leave a cabinet To file his many dates. CABINET MYRTLE HOPKINSON Myrtle is engaged; As a wife she'll be first rate. To her we leave some pots and pans - To throw when hubby comes home late. POTS AND PANS ERNESTINE HOWLAND CAKE MIX Ernestine’s the homey type; She loves to cook and bake. To her we leave a cake mix So no mistakes she'll make. RICHARD JANELLE PATCHES Rich has a jalopy, Which takes him where he goes. To him we leave some patches In case a tire blows. RAY JOHNSON MONEY Ray is very ambitious, The business world he chose. To him we leave some money To take wherever he goes. ELAINE JORDAN CHAUFFEUR Elaine’s our greatest absentee; She’s always missing school. To her we leave a chauffeur So she'll keep the golden rule. DAVID KIDD Dave is going steady; For his girl he really cares. To him we leave a little sword SWORD To guard his maiden fair. KAREN KOVAR Karen is a pretty lass, She’s also very tall. To her we leave a modeling book So she can wow them all. MODELING BOOK RAY LANDRY ANSWERS Ray is very studious; In most subjects he gets “A.” To him we leave some answers So smart he'll always stay. RAY LAURENDEAU LITTLE CAR Ray has his license now; He’d love to hot-rod around. To him we leave a little car To ride around the town. PAT LECLAIR ROLLING PIN Pat has her life all planned; Marriage is her goal. To her we leave a rolling pin To keep him in control. JUDY LEPREAU ALL-OCCASION CARD Judy wants to go to college; We know they'll be glad to get her. To her we leave an all-occasion card To show we won't forget her. SERAPHINE LEWIS HIGH SCORES Fenny isn’t very big, But in sports he shows much spirit. To him we leave some high scores So applause he'll always merit. BENJAMIN MASCIARELLI FIREWORKS Ben is a quiet youth; He never makes a sound. To him we leave some fireworks So we'll know when he’s around. CAROL ANN MAUCIONE ANSWER BOOKS Carol would like to teach English; She feels it’s quite a chore. To her we leave some answer books So her students won’t know more. LOUISE MEDEIROS Louise doesn’t make much noise. In fact she’s very quiet. To her we leave this megaphone; Hope she'll want to try it. MEGAPHONE PAT MEDEIROS Pat is the athletic type She knows just how to score. To her we leave this trophy, No one deserves it more. TROPHY 37 38 Giftory BARBARA MESSIER MOTOR Barbara has a car; At least it looks like one. To her we leave a new motor; Now maybe it'll run. MARILYN MORANGO BRUSH AND COMB Marilyn likes things to be perfect, She’s always neatly dressed. To her we leave a brush and comb Now she will look her best. SHARON NICKERSON BOOK OF WORDS Sharon is a tall lass, But doesn’t have much to say. To her we leave a book of words; So she can talk all day. CAROL OUELLETTE PAIR OF SOLES Carol has a sailor friend, They dance the whole night thru; To her we leave a pair of soles, To put on her worn-out shoes. RONALD PAQUETTE JOKEBOOK Ronnie should join a circus, He really is a clown; To him we leave a jokebook, So he will never frown. GLADYS PEARCE FIRST-AID KIT Gladys wants to be a nurse, We know she will not shirk; To her we leave a first-aid kit, To help her with her work. VIOLA PETTY WRITING PAPER Viola is a real fine girl, Her sweetness never ends; To her we leave some writing paper, To write her many friends. ELAINE PICARD ADHESIVE TAPE Elaine is a clown at times, She really is a riot; To her we leave adhesive tape, So we can keep her quiet. CHARLES PIERCE BASEBALL BAT Charlie is a quiet chap, Yet very active in sports; To him we leave a baseball bat, So he'll make hits of all sorts. JUDITH RAPOSA TIME SCHEDULE Judy is a likable girl, A friend to everyone; To her we leave a time schedule To keep her on the run, MARILYN REED GETAWAY CAR Marilyn's quite a tease, To joke is her desire; To her we leave a getaway car, In case her jokes backfire. PATRICIA ROSINHA Pat and Mr. Ataman, Argue all day long; To her we leave a camera, Hope nothing will go wrong. CAMERA RENE ROUTHIER Rene would like to have a million, But for work he couldn’t care less; To him we leave one thin dime, He’ll have to make the rest. DIME NANCY SCHELTER METAL Nane is the helpful type, No one could be greater; To her we leave a metal, To show we appreciate her. MARJORIE SHORY Margie always has a beau, Or two or three or four; To her we leave a datebook, With room for one hundred more. DATE BOOK NANCY SILVIA CANDY Nancy is a cute lass, And always looks so neat; To her we leave some candy, Because she is so sweet. GEORGE SMITH George is really quite a tease, He has a ready wit; To him we leave a laugh machine, So his jokes will make a hit. LAUGH MACHINE ROBERT SOUZA ALARM CLOCK Robert is always late for school, He never is on time; To him we leave an alarm clock, To wake him with a chime. THERESA THIBAULT THANK-YOU Terry is always friendly, Everyone appreciates it; To her we leave a big thank-you, Because she really rates it. DARLEEN THOMAS LITTLE BOOK Darleen is a studious girl, She likes to read a lot; To her we leave a little book, Hope she can find the plot. MICHAEL TRAVERS Mike is a fine musician, His talent we appreciate; To him we leave our applause, Because he’s really great. APPLAUSE JOYCE WALKER Joyce is a peppy girl, Active in every way; To her we leave some vitamins, So peppy she will stay. VITAMINS ANDREA VALERIO DIET BOOK Andrea is a small girl, And we like her just that way; To her we leave a diet book, - So small she'll always stay. JANICE WOOD MIRROR Janice is a blonde haired girl, As cute as she can be; To her we leave a mirror, So neat she'll always be. Last Will and Testament We, the class of 1961, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To The Faculty To Mr. Fogg we leave an eight day week. To Mr. Wood we leave a bench big enough to accom- modate all troublesome students. To Mr. Martineau we leave some French students who speak French like the French do. To Mr. Bibeau we leave our appreciation and thanks for the help he has given our class. To Mr. Brightman we leave a new jokebook so he won't have to use the old worn-out one. To Mr. Carli we leave some new witches to carry on in Macbeth. To Mr. Donnelly we leave an all-girl English class. To Mr. Eckhart we leave a new lunch pail. To Miss Bures we leave a compass so she won't have to use string to construct circles. To Mrs. Francis we leave ten practice sets to complete in her “free” time. To Mrs. Griffin we leave a pitch pipe to keep her mixed chorus in tune. To Mrs. Kelliher we leave another good disposition in case she loses the one she already has. To Mr. Larrivee we leave a new secretary that will be on time. To Mrs. Eckhart we leave some extra paper in case of mistakes. To Mr. Marchand we leave a life-time pass to all Boston Celtic games. To Mrs. Marujo we leave a pair of heels that do not make noise. To Mr. Kraner we leave some more girls to take the aggie course. To Mr. McGlynn we leave some new tools for the shop. To Mr. Raposa we leave a driver training class supplied with nerve pills. To Mr. Sisson we leave a 1961 car. To Mr. Slowe we leave a new briefcase. To Mr. Menard we leave a class that knows how to debate. To Mr. Hilyard we leave a more studious English class. To Mr. Martel we leave a class of scientists. To Miss Andrade we leave a winning basketball team to reward her efforts. To Miss Cahoon we leave a new set of sewing needles that no one can lose. To Mrs. Clark we leave a new set of reading acceler- ators. To Miss Philpot we leave a class of students who speak louder. To Miss Roscoe we leave a mirror so that she can always stay as neat as she is now. To Mr. Salvador we leave a life-time pass to Disney- land. To Mr. Souza we leave new lab equipment to replace what was broken by us. To Miss Sharples we leave our hopes for a very bright future. To Mrs. Kelly we leave an all A math class. To Mrs. Jeffrey we leave some new recipes. To Mrs. Smith we leave a chauffeur to drive her to school. To Mr. St. Pierre we leave a quiet study hall. To Mr. Sunderland we leave a class that can use the trampoline correctly. To Mrs. Webb we leave a carrier to deliver her overdue book notices. To Mr. Hart we leave a vice principal to help him. To the janitors we leave students who do not throw paper on the floor. To the cooks we leave a batch of compliments which they never get from the students. To The Juniors We, Judy Feenan and David Kidd, leave our good looks to Marcia Wood and Barry Boudakian. 39 |, Patricia Cadima, leave my cheering ability to Sharon Lennon. We, Michael Travers and Mary Halloran. leave our talented manner to Judy Kirkwwd, John Dyson, and Norman Audet, |, Joyce Walker, leave my happy-go-lucky manner to Gail Faggioli and Barry Beaulieu. We, Theresa Thibault and Raymond Johnson, leave our business know-how to Jane Santos. |, Raymond Laurendeau, leave my reckless driving to David Oliveira, Frank Motta, Ronald White, and Ron- ald Manchester. We, Joan Greenhalgh and William Albanese, leave our popularity to Betty Cabral and Richard Greenhalgh. |, Darleen Thomas, leave my long hair to Dianne Taber. We, Sandra Carter and Rene Routhier, leave our flirta- tious manner to Margaret Macy, Albert Novo, and Mario Lewis. |, Lorraine Ferreira, leave my dancing ability to Ronald LaPlante and Geremiah Grondin. We, Andrea Valerio and Michael Baker, leave ou! shortness to Veronica Viera and Gerald Mickool. |, Robert Souza, leave my farming ability to Polly Rounds, David Perry, Robert Gonsolves, and Robert Peckham. We, Patricia Medeiros and Seraphine Lewis, leave our athletic ability to Anne Viera, Roland Dallaire, and David Faggioli. |, William Ciarlone, leave my flair for making friends to Thomas Bahr. We, Carol Maucione and Raymond Landry, leave our scholastic ability to Joan Gastall and Arthur Azevedo. |, Benjamin Masciarelli, leave my shyness to Faye Smith, Kathleen Gaisford, and Gardner Reed. We, Ronald Paquette and Elaine Picard, leave our devil- ish manner to Beatrice Roderiques and Clayton Har- rison. |, Viola Pettey, leave my blond hair to Judy Taber. We, Margaret Carvalho and James Hare, leave our well dressed manner to Sandra Lawton and Kenneth Du- quette. |, Marilyn Morgano, leave my lady-like manner to Sylvia Spenser. We, Charlotte Feijo and Leo Dubreuil, leave our good- naturedness to Cathy Davis and David Cabral. |, Myrtle Hopkinson, leave my ability for getting en- gaged to Jean Collins. We, Jacqueline Bouchard and Carol Ouellette, leave our unpredictable manner to Carol LaRocque, Eileen Partington, and John Perry. |, Richard Janelle, leave my sincere manner to Marcia Butts and Cynthia Burke. We, Elaine Jordan and Robert Desmarais, leave our quiet manner to Eileen Cullen and Wayne Saunders. |, Nancy Silvia, leave my talkative manner to Phoeve Paull, Dale McCormick, Ralph Tripp and William Hopkins. We; Judy Lepreau and Roger Deveau, leave our studi- our manner to Marguerite Cabral and Paul Vital. |, Karen Kovar, leave my love for dancing to Melanie Vohnoutka. We, Judith Rapoza and Michael Dillemuth, leave our neat appearance to Lucille Pratt and James Travers. |, Janice Wood, leave my carefree manner to Nancy Borden, Barbara Albino, Raymond Dupras-and Alfred Machado. We, Barbara Messier and Bruce Bailey, leave our artis- tic ability to Patricia Small, Nancy Thorpe, and Ken- neth Rezendes. |, Sharon Nickerson, leave my reserved manner to Lillian Costa, Paul Gay, Sigmund Kut, and Michael Kut. We, Pauline Araujo and Robert Fitton, leave our argu- mentive manner to Elaine Bohn, Dianne Goyette, and Robert Pineault. |, Patricia Rosinha, leave my loud arguing to Polly Par- sons and William White. We, Patricia Leclaire and Kenneth Gaisford, leave our fine personalities to Claudia Figuerido and Robert Young. |, Marjorie Shorey, leave my giggles to Glayds Shorey. 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ALBANESE . ARAUJO . BAILEY . BAKER . BARTON . BOUCHARD . BRANCO . CADIMA . CARTER . CARVALHO . CIARLONE . DAVIS . DESMARAIS . DEVEAU . DILLEMUTH DUBREUIL . FEENAN melo . FERREIRA . FITTON . GAISFORD . GARSIDE . GREENHALGH . HALLORAN HARE . HOPKIN SON HOWLAND . JOHNSON . JANELLE JORDAN KIDD KOVAR . LANDRY . LAURENDEAU LECLAIR LEPREAU LEWIS . MASCIARELLI . MAUCIONE MEDEIROS . MEDEIROS . MESSIER . MORANGO . NICKERSON . OUELLETTE . PAQUETTE . PEARCE � PETTY PICARD PIERCE RAPOZA REED . ROSINHA . ROUTHIER . SCHELTER . SHOREY . SILVIA . SMITH . SOUZA . THIBEAULT . THOMAS . TRAVERS . VALERIO . WALKER . WOOD SS rs AMZ S22 US KOM OOPS amon eo ww A Om em mi He SO Oe Oem ee 0 Sire OO en On 46 Sentors as you know them FAVORITE PASTIME Sports Being in New Bedford Kidding around Draggin’ in corridors Going with my Coasty Dave Laughing Telephoning Elaine Writing to a Marine Having fun with GEDS Trying to fix the car Talking Picking Potatoes Coin Collecting Hunting Girls Fighting with Ernie GED Listening to problems Water skiing Bowling Going out Sports Playing the piano Girls Being with Johnny Reading Double dating Nancy Reading Jackie Dancing Cars Hanging out on Albion St. Being with Jerry Playing the piano Nancy’s House Listening to radio Reading Television Sports and GED Nothing Dancing Being with Pete Dancing Boy’s room Dancing Knitting Talking to Pat on phone Baseball Raising cain with girls Jerry Being with Tony Horseback riding Going out Reading Bob Girls 94 Locust Street Raising cain and GEDS Reading Joan Writing to Richard Being with Al Richard FAVORITE SAYING “Shut-up” “How comes that?” “Not me, Mr. Wood!” “What's the homework?” “Hey! Wait for me.” C'est la vie.” “Beans with ya.” 4 . almost.” “What, I’m nuts?” “Really!” “Cut it out, you guys!” “That's just ducky.” “What you can do today do tomorrow” “That’s the way it goes” “C’est la vie” “Let’s quit with the comedies” “Oh, that’s all right’ “What!” “Don’t say too much” “Fermez la porte” “It runs—doesn’t it?” “Guess? ?” “Oh, You Dog” “I got a letter” “Yes, dear’ “If you don’t mind” “It’s impossible” “Marvelous” “What's samatta you?” “Oh, dear” “Wanna Punch” “Oh, great’’ “| forgot” “Oh, the pains” “I don’t care” “Oh, goodness” “You dummy” Reading “Oh, Horrors” “Be quiet!” “Oh, Halifax” “That's awful” “Oh, well, that’s life’ “Really!” “Let's get out of here” “Not me, Mr. Wood” “Well, anyways” “Mercy Maud” “Hi, there’ “What's the score” “Where’s sewing circle this week?” “Keep it up” “Oh, shut up!” “What the hey”’ “That's nifty” “Now, what did | do?” “Oh, for Pete’s Sakes” “Much obliged” “Guess??” “It’s pathetic’ “Goodness sakes” “Watch it, Albanese” “| don’t dig that.” “Oh, Brother” “I could care less.” PET PEEVE Allen Davis State police Mr. Bibeau Fords Unfriendly people Some teachers Unknown People who ask, “What?” Jealous people Staying home Bossy people Homework Billy Ciarlone Home Room 201 Stuck-up females Problems Class Gym Counting calories Conceited people English Rattletraps Rainy days Stuck-up people Loud people Homework Know-it-alls Washing dishes Freshmen Sunday drivers Room 201 Fs Being tall Homework Monday mornings Having nothing to do Odd people Teachers Homework Republicans Back seat drivers Mr. Bibeau Smart-alexs People who don’t act their age English Stay at homes Jim Hare Staying home Gym Liars Home run hitters People who say “what” Cocky freshmen Monday and Thursday nights Parents Staying home Getting up Working at Howie’s Science class Science Class Doing nothing Republicans Fast balls Two-faced people Studying National Guard Meetings What would the class of '67 be like if... RECA a ee ee eee Obeyed the speod laws LEED Rt SSS ca SG eee Didn’t hang around with Edythe LA hg Cee Se ee ee me eh ee ae Didn’t comb his hair MICHAEL BAKER et hairiest ee te ee es Se Geegy EDYTHE BARTON eT _. Didn't go with Floyd Beeeteetents BOUCHARD 2 Wasn’t hard to get along with BEVERLY BRANCO a Bea gee ee ee eee Didi t.© biusli EE AEN oe Ne ee oa = Lee Oe eat ea en, OI . Ever got fat DR i el ec a Wasn't pretty REPO) fo he ee Never complained EL eT ee ee ee Didn’t agree with everyone CIRO MA Metta Me Sd in a ae ee A a Ever kept quiet ROBERT DESMARIS «(Wasn't easy going EEE Us glean 28S REE eee eae a enn EEN | — Wasn‘t smart Ea ee ce eee ee ee ee ee Supported our class APL SS CLE I ee Didn’t work in the cafeteria EST ia ile ees ok ee ter ke Didn‘t have long hair CHARLOTTE FEIJO ____ fn eee eee ee eS a i eel ee Wasn’t friendly IEEE REAR es ee A Never had dating problems a a se ty a Never smiled 1 EN op) 0 SE a a Sa ee en See ee oe ee eI OENT a § Didn't drive (BEATS TAT neater eae Renae Opes 5 Aaa or WN ROE SS tate ae en Pee a Hated boys EES FE ENC 9 IS aie Se nk Ay 2 a Wasn’t good at everything Se Nr a he ee ee Didnt play the piano EE Ea ee Re ee en, Wasn‘t a lover boy EEE STEIN 9 See ee) Wasn't engaged EN oe a a et Ever shouted Ieee Fe ee ee ss Didn't? tease i A ee a ee ee Was nis a a es Never missed school i nn a Ran down the —corrldor I Didnt go to Lincoln Park dances MCSE OA CINE] UNS TSG atatl sei aR ey 2 eee Ge bat Eee Aer 0 SR eee) ees ae Ever flunked OM MORENDEAU gr 2.2 a 2 2) eS A Ee De ed ee ee ine Couldn’t sing PCT C) bay LEC) WAN [ge SS Sa a ene eee ee We sp ey eae rea! Didn’t go steady JUDY USSU) Se a ee ee ee eee ee Cees eee wane ee Wasn’t seen with Pinky ETON STISTE (USN) RS soi Sd a a SY eS eeare Mee eee eel Leta Wasn’t liked by everyone RELL (ot Se ee ee Se Flirted with girls Pe VIAUCIONE: 22222 es ee ee _Wasn't'a Democrat PDMS 4 ho) 9 Meee eh ae Ae oe ree Evers shouted PAT Cb INSETS | Okie eee ee en oe een as Aue St ae eee eee Wasn‘t a good actress Nek MESES |e ae aa Nn a ee oe, PR ree a Se Wasn’t artistic aI aera AIPAC INN Coy) Se eee ee ee Ever: hurried Pesan CORE RSC) Niece ee ea Se eet cee eee ee ee ees ee Le Wasn't tall aerate MR ede Ee] ffs ee ee ee Didn't like sailors Reem QUEL be ce fe Didn't. need .a: pass ADS (2, EVN 6] ole SR Ee i a eee Pe Lee ne eee ee eee Didn’t have her own car LCL AN TRVETU RG 92% coonauat et RE IA Ne Se ana EN eee ae ee a Was an old crab See ICMA GEN) eae ete ee ee Pe ee ee = Didn't, vaice sher opinion TeRane RCC UP IER CE sat emeen 7 ee eee ee ee eee ever n caused gas riot RIMS AIES ONPG) yh Gad eee ee eS gt Bisa see Be Be Ee ee oe ee ey Nevers argued epreas ey MEE? 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Et SE oe ee ee Didn’t lose her temper eC TTI ER une ee Wasn’t a Romeo Rear COT EY TER yao ee ese ee eS Dign telike- tos sew RUSE ESTA) OEY no cei ro ee DION TL NeIp.. oUF ats Ine library Ta EASA cs neg 5 EO Sa 8 es ee ees AORN Om Tahoe PeIRDIGEMSM ITH mete ot oe ee ee Was never tardy YORAUE Selly sy yee eee ee Oe ee eS ee Se Wasn‘t likable TERESA TENG) © ip ete ee ee EE eee Ever went steady long DARLEFMNS THOMAS) — eee Asked _ instead of told MY GEINGE GYAN GS LF a a ee ee ee ee ee eee Wasn't friendly RERUSECR ASAD ETON) en ee oe ee Wine bbe, feet tan Pa ROMNAT ATS ET Mates nF ee et NOVOS Oh exeed WAS ele WeYeos be ees Soe EE ee Didn’t get what she wanted Viola Petty Marjorie Shorey Charlotte Feijo Nancy Schelter Richard Janelle 47 a eee ee Se TO pee bon . ) 7 “Jackie and Judy” “Sandy and Janice” “Usherettes” Jashion Show u“ “Back stage “Pat and Joan” Ps a eee nibene ees — | ee w iene F sol | £7 BOBBY ST 50 Class History In the fall of 1957, as 112 vigorous freshmen, we began our high school careers. The following officers were elected to guide us through our initial year at West- port High School: President, William Ciarlone; Vice President, Nancy Schelter; Sec- retary, Joan Greenhalgh; and, Treasurer, Janice Wood. Michael Baker and Patricia Rosinha represented us on the Student Council. The seniors treated us to three days of initiation ending with the “Welcome Freshmen” dance. The first dance we ever sponsored, “The Record Roundup,” was held in March and was a great success. In May we held a cake sale at McWhirr’s in Fall River. To climax our freshman year, we held our outing at Myles Standish Reservation. As we entered our sophomore year in September, 1958, we looked forward to the coming year with enthusiasm. Chosen to lead us through our second year of high school were the following officers: President, William Ciarlone; Vice President, Patricia Leclair; Secretary, Beverly Branco; and, Treasurer, Theresa Thibault. Michael Baker and Myrtle Hopkinson were elected to the Student Council, and Mr. Bibeau was chosen as our class advisor. Two cake sales, one at Lincoln Store in New Bedford, and another at McWhirr’s in Fall River, added to our grow- ing treasury. In February we held a Valentine’s dance, “Cupid Serenade.” Our sophomore year came to a close with the annual outing, held at Myles Standish Reservation. In September of 1959, as 74 juniors, we prepared for one of our busiest years of high school life. Elected to guide us through this all-important year were: President, William Ciarlone; Vice President, Patricia Leclair; Secretary, Joan Green- halgh, and Treasurer, Theresa Thibault. Myrtle Hopkinson and Michael Baker were once again elected as our representatives to the Student Council. Two cake sales at McWhirr’s and a candy selling campaign, conducted throughout the town at Christmas, added to our now sizable treasury. The junior-senior play, “For Pop’s Sake,” was held in November and proved to be a great success. The junior-senior dance, “Jingle Bell Rock,” was held during the Christmas season. We received our class rings on December 22—the long awaited day had arrived. Junior fingers were flashing throughout the Christmas vacation. Following our return from the Christmas vacation, we were challenged by the Seniors to a basketball tournament. It proved to be a hilarious occasion for all. The yearbook staff was chosen in March and shortly afterward the Junior Prom “Rhapsody in Roses” was held. The auditorium was turned into a garden of roses with Joan Greenhalgh reigning as queen. Towards the end of the year we sold Westport High School pennants and bade farewell to the seniors with a farewell dance, “Arrivederci.” In closing the year we held our class outing at Lincoln Woods. In the fall of 1960, as sixty-five seniors, we began our last year of high school. Chosen to lead us through our final year were: President, William Ciarlone; Vice President, Patricia Leclair; Secretary, Beverly Branco; and Treasurer, Theresa Thibault. Michael Baker and Myrtle Hopkinson were re-elected to the Student Council. Bruce Bailey and Margaret Carvalho were elected Student Council-at-Large representatives. We greeted the freshmen with three fun-filled days of initiation followed by a “Welcome Freshmen Dance.” In November everyone pitched in to make the fashion show a success. To add to our treasury we conducted another candy drive throughout the town followed by a cake sale. The junior-senior dance, “Wonderland by Night,” was held in December with Roger Deveau as disc-jockey. Now, as our high school days are coming to a close, we look forward to class day and graduation. After graduation we shall always have a pleasant memory of our four years at Westport High School. Advice to the Juniors Soon we, the Class of 1961, will graduate and you, the Class of 1962, will be promoted to the rank of seniors at Westport High School. While the name “senior” commands the respect of the underclassmen and brings to the student many privileges, it also carries along with it many responsibilities and obligations. As seniors, you must be constantly striving for the betterment of your school. You should do the work assigned, show proper respect for school authorities, take an active part in extracurricular activities, and carry well the name of the school. In general, you must do all those things which would tend to make you a better citizen of the school. In addition to this it is also very important that, as seniors, you support and promote the welfare of your class. You should attend class meetings regularly, listen attentively, express your opinion properly, vote wisely, and then support the ruling of the majority. As seniors you must not be indifferent toward your class, but must instead be interested. Too many classes have been hindered by the fact that a large percentage of the class was simply disinterested. Above all, however, you must work toward a unified class, for a class which is not unified cannot be successful. Your senior year, being your last year at Westport High School, will be the one most remembered in years to come. May it be a worthwhile, fun filled, and pros- perous year. Keep up and add to the good name of Westport High School. William Ciarlone 51 Class Prophecy The following news clippings were taken from newspapers throughout the world during the year 1971. ALBANESE VOTED COACH OF YEAR William Albanese, basketball coach at Westport High School, was today named High School Coach of the Year. The award was well-deserved by Albanese who had previously led Westport to five consecutive Narry league basketball championships. This year he piloted the Brown and White to a Bristol County League championship by defeating Durfee of Fall River 150-51 in a play-off game. BAKER BUILDS BRIDGE Engineer Mike Baker today realized a life-long dream when he completed construction of the largest bridge in the United States. The bridge stretches across the Pacific from California to Hawaii. SECRETARY BLOWS TOP World famous chemist James A. Hare Ill hired a new secretary today. Edythe Barton, a former classmate of Hare’s, was given the assignment of classifying highly explosive chemicals. Mr. Hare is now suing Miss Barton for a new laboratory. MISSING PERSON Miss Jacqueline Bouchard today signed a contract with Wrangling Bros. Circus to become their fat lady. lf Miss Bouchard is to fulfill the agreement she must gain 300 lbs. before the circus opens next month. She was last seen eating her way through Sugar Loaf Mountain. TEACHER OPENS NEW SCHOOL Miss Beverly Branco today tries a new experiment. For years she has saved money in order to have her own school. She believes that schools should keep students happy. Consequently, she has set down the following rules in her school—no homework, no books, ten minute classes and thirty minute recesses. So far Miss Branco has had trouble finding teachers. WESTPORT HIGH HAS NEW SECRETARY Miss Nancy Silvia was hired today as secretary for Westport High School. Upon assuming her position, she ran into her old classmate, Elaine Jordan. Miss Jordan, who is the school nurse, said she was very happy to see her former classmate again. PRESIDENT ATTEMPTS TO LOWER NATIONAL DEBT William Ciarlone, upon assuming his duties as Presi- dent of the U. S., has announced his program for lower- ing the national debt. He is planning to conduct a nation-wide candy-selling campaign. He said this plan worked well when he was president of his class at Westport High School. WESTPORT MAN IS OLYMPIC WINNER Allan Davis today won the title of World’s Endurance Champion in the Olympic Talking Contest. Mr. Davis beat 300 females for the title. 52 ENGINEER FINDS PILOT Engineer Raymond Landry today had his plane tested. Mr. Landry designed the plane two years ago and has since been looking for a pilot. Mr. Robert Des- maris heard of his problem and saying that he had confidence in his former classmate, he agreed to test the plane. He is now resting comfortably at Westport General Hospital. COIN COLLECTOR STUMBLES ON RARE COIN While walking in Westport National Park, Roger Deveau, a devoted coin collector, happened to stumble. He picked up the rock he had stumbled over and threw it away. It hit another pedestrian, Ray Johnson, and a rare coin, which was stuck to it, was dislodged. Mr. Johnson sold the coin for $5,000. Mr. Deveau was last seen kicking himself. FARMING PROVES PROSPEROUS Texas Farmer, Kenny Gaisford, today announced his plan to donate an agricultural scholarship to Westport High School. Mr. Gaisford, who recently made the world’s ten wealthiest men list, says he wants other boys to have the same chance. Mr. Gaisford’s farm produces oil. ROCKET LAUNCHED FOR VENUS Engineer Richard Janelle today accidentally set off a rocket to Venus. The rocket was set for the first manned flight which was to take place in three weeks. Unfortunately, Janelle’s secretary, Marilyn Morango, was in the rocket when it took off. If all goes well she will be the first human to set foot on Venus. ART WORLD IS STUNNED Miss Barbara Messier stunned the art world today with her beautiful painting entitled, “Springtime under the Ocean.” Miss Messier spent three months painting the picture, doing all the work under water. Her talent was first recognized by her classmates at Westport High School. PIANIST AWARDED PRIZE Miss Mary Halloran, noted pianist, was awarded the Nobel Peace Price for this year. Miss Halloran, who firmly believes that music has charms to soothe the savage beast, proved her theory recently. On a trip to Moscow her playing so enraptured the Russians that they were willing to sign immediately a complete dis- armament pact. FITTON JOINS FOREIGN LEGION Robert Fitton, brillian chemist, perfected a rocket fuel which would give ten times the thrust to any rocket now in existence. Eager to sell his formula, Mr. Fitton was overjoyed when he was able to get ten million dollars for it. When he discovered that the buyer was a Russian, he decided to change his name and join the Foreign Legion. OO OOO, EXCLUSIVE DRESS SHOP OPENS Miss Judith Rapoza and her colleague Miss Charlotte Feijo have opened their exclusive dress shop adver- tising “dainty dresses for stylish dames.” They say that they will put on fashion shows at Westport High free of charge. Westport has not yet accepted the offer. WESTPORT GIRL FINDS PRESS Westport High graduate, Ernestine Howland, came very close to realizing her main ambition which is to make money. She found a press which made counter- feit $20 bills. She was interrupted by police woman, Louise Medeiros, who was cruising around town in her Thunderbird. All was not lost, however, as Ernestine will be given a reward for finding the press. DANCING STUDIO OPENS Miss Karen Kovar has opened her new “Tinkle Toe Dance Studio.” Miss Kovar has left her job as an accountant to undertake this project. She says she has always been interested in dancing. NEW PANCAKE MAKE-UP INVENTED Beautician Pat Leclair has invented a new pancake make-up. Before she started production, she decided to test it. An unsuspecting customer, Sharon Nickerson, was the lucky lady. Miss Nickerson was last seen chas- ing Miss Leclair down Route 6. Hazel Bishop has noth- ing to fear. BEATS MACHINE An unusual contest was staged today at Massachu- setts Institute of Technology. Miss Judy Lepreau com- peted against the Institute’s famous computer. Each was given the same problem, and Miss Lepreau found the correct answer of 6,807,153,782 3 25 one half hour before the machine. WRITER WINS FAME Today an award was given to Miss Carol Ann Mav- cione for her book, “How to Become a Success.” When asked how she would use the money she said she would use it to pay off her many debts. WESTPORT GIRL WINS ACADEMY AWARD Famous movie star Patricia Medeiros last night was presented an Academy Award for her performance in “Mrs. Sludepump Visits the Moon.” Miss Medeiros got her start playing a witch in Macbeth at Westport High School. GIRL JOINS NAVY Miss Carol Ouellette today has enlisted in the _ WAVES. Her enlistment came as no surprise to friends “Who say she has always been interested in the Navy. MODEL SIGNS CONTRACT Former model Sandra Carter has signed a contract to do a movie for NGN movie studios. Her leading man will be the heart-throb of millions of American women, David Kidd. LORRY DOES IT AGAIN Lorraine Ferreira, writer of the syndicated “Dear Lorry” column, received a letter from another satisfied reader. Miss Pauline Araujo formerly wrote to ask Lorry how to get her boyfriend to propose. Lorry advised playing hard to get. These tactics lost Pauline her beau, but in making him jealous she met millionaire Reginald van Reginald VI and plans to marry him. U.S. TO RECEIVE LOAN The request made by the President of the United States for a loan was granted today by the Grab-a- Buck Loan Company. Miss Theresa Thibault, president of the company, said she would lend the U. S. Treas- ury 40 billion dollars. Miss Thibault became proficient at handling money when she served as treasurer of her class at Westport High School. TRAVERS JOINS MARINE BAND The U. S. Marine Band has added a new member. Mr. Michael Travers, who has been beseiged by mem- bers of all branches of the armed services, finally decided to play with the Marines. He will be a valuable addition to their band. WESTPORT APPOINTS NEW HEAD LIBRARIAN Miss Marjorie Shorey was today appointed head librarian at Westport. Miss Shorey, who has worked in the library at Westport since her high school days, said she plans to make the Westport library the largest in the state. RIVAL SHOPS MERGE Two of the largest beauty shops in Westport are planning to merge, it was announced today. The owners, Miss Andrea Valerio and Miss Janice Wood, decided to give up competing and join. They believe that the new arrangement will be profitable to both. CAKE BAKING CONTEST HELD Two Westport women have been chosen as finalists in the “Homemaker of the Year” contest. Joyce Walker and Patricia Rosinha will be flown to New York to compete with other winners for the grand prize of $10,000. NURSE APPEARS AT U.N. Famous nurse, Darleen Thomas, who recently dis- covered a new miracle drug, appeared at the U.N. yesterday. Miss Thomas, a graduate of Westport High School, had been invited to speak on health. Her speech lasted ten hours and broke a record set in 1960 by Fidel Castro. WESTPORT GIRL AMONG TOP TEN Miss Margaret Carvalho was today selected as one of America’s ten best dressed women. She won the award as a result of her very fine taste in clothes. Miss Carvalho is a graduate of Westport High School. 53 OFFICER LAURENDEAU BAFFLED Police officer, Raymond Laurendeau, solved the most baffling traffic case of his career last night. He says he has chased a certain speeder more than twenty times, but with no success. Last night, however, he was able to apprehend the culprit after a long and grueling chase. He was very surprised to find that the offender was former classmate, Bruce Bailey. PIERCE SIGNS MILLION DOLLAR CONTRACT Slugger Charlie Pierce just replaced Ted Williams as the highest paid player in baseball’s history. His new two-year contract calls for an estimated $500,000 a year. Pierce, whose lifetime batting average is .425, hit .490 last year with 95 home runs instead of his usual 75. BEAUTICIAN BECOMES MISS UNIVERSE Miss Judith Feenan, proprietor of her own beauty salon, today won the International Miss Universe Con- test. Her feat is most amazing since she did all her own make-up and hair styling. NEW RESTAURANT OPENED A new restaurant will be opened tonight. Dubreuil’s Dirty Dish Diner will be owned and operated by Leo Dubreiul, a graduate of Westport High School. BABY BEAUTY CONTEST ENDS IN RIOT A baby beauty contest, sponsored by Ataman’s photography studio, ended in disaster when two mothers fought over the relative merits of their chil- dren. The two girls, whom Mr. Ataman recognized as Marilyn Reed and Myrtle Hopkinson fought tooth and nail for about three hours. The dispute was settled when neither child won. TV STATION SIGNS SHOW Station WEST-TV of Westport, Mass., has signed a new Western entitled “Gunsmoke Gets in Your Eyes.” Mr. Rene Routhier, owner of the station, says he be- lieves the show will be a big hit. The star of the new series will be two-gun Ronnie Paquette. TEACHER TROUBLE Mr. Michaei Dillemuth has lately been dismayed to find his twin sons are having trouble with their teach- ers. After three weeks of listening to constant com- plaints about one teacher, Mr. Dillemut h decided to pay her a visit. He was amazed to find that the teacher was his former classmate, Nancy Schelter. He says he cannot believe his children are to blame for the trouble, since he got along so well with his teachers when he was in High School. SINGER RETURNS TO HOME TOWN Well-known rock and roll singer, Benjamin Masciar- 54 elli, returned to his home town of Westport today. He was greeted at the Westport International Airport by large and enthusiastic crowds. His latest hit record is entitled, “Hound Dog with Blue Suede Shoes.” U. S. WINS OLYMPICS Thanks to the amazing performance of its women’s teams, the United States has won the Olympics. The girls, who beat the Russians in every sport, say they owe it all to their coach, Miss Joan Greenhalgh. Miss Greenhalgh will now return to her job as a physical education teacher. MISS PETTEY WILL APPEAR AT WORLD’S FAIR Miss Viola Pettey, a graduate of Westport High School, will appear at the World’s Fair. Miss Pettey, who is a talented dressmaker, will model her creations. WESTPORT FARMERS MAKE DISCOVERY A large prehistoric dinosaur was yesterday discov- ered by Westport farmers, George Smith and Robert Souza. The two said they were plowing the land when they happened to dig up some bones. The dinosaur is believed to be the oldest ever found. CELTICS HIRE CHEERLEADERS Two graduates of Westport High School, Elaine Picard and Patricia Cadima, were hired today as cheer- leaders for the Boston Celtics. It is believed that the addition of cheerleaders to the NBA will liven things up. WESTPORT GIRL WINS TITLE A graduate of Westport High School has been named the winner of the “fastest secretary” title. Miss Patricia Garside won the title for her skill and speed in both shorthand and typing. SPORTS REPORTER IS ALWAYS RIGHT Syndicated sports columnist, Seraphine Lewis, holds the enviable position of always being right. Mr. Lewis has picked the winning teams in the National and American Baseball Leagues, the Football Leagues, the National Basketball Association, and the National Hockey League every year since he was hired as sports reporter by the Westport Gazette. No one knows how he does it. WHO HAS NEW LEADER Miss Gladys Pearce was chosen head of the World Health Organization today. The appointment of Miss Pearce, who has distinguished herself as a registered nurse, came as no surprise to former classmates at Westport High School. Uncensored MOST POPULAR CLASS MUSICIANS JOAN GREENHALGH MIKE TRAVERS BILL ALBANESE MARY HALLORAN y Se eee Ai BEST PERSONALITY BEST DANCERS ‘ BEST ALL AROUND KENNY GAISFORD LORRAINE FERREIRA ‘ MIKE BAKER RAY LAURENDEAU . PAT CADIMA 55 PAT LECLAIR MOST SINCERE RICHARD JANELLE MYRTLE HOPKINSON CLASS ROMEO AND JULIET RENE ROUTHIER SANDRA CARTER DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS BILLY CIARLONE NANCY SCHELTER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST ATHLETIC CAROL MAUCIONE SERAPHINE LEWIS 56 RAY LANDRY PAT MEDEIROS CLASS CLOWNS RONNIE PAQUETTE ELAINE PICARD MOST MISCHIEVOUS GEORGE SMITH MARILYN REED MOST STUDIOUS ROGER DEVEAU JUDY LEPREAU MOST ARGUMENTATIVE MOST TALKATIVE PAULINE ARAUJO DARLEEN THOMAS BOB FITTON NANCY SILVIA 57 58 NEATEST MIKE DILLEMUTH ANDREA VALERIO � % iy, BEST LOOKING DAVE KIDD JUDY FEENAN NOISIEST PAT ROSINHA JOYCE WALKER EASIEST TO GET ALONG WITH GLADYS PEARCE PAT GARSIDE MOST CAREFREE JANICE WOOD BOB SOUZA a a ) Highly MOST ARTISTIC BRUCE BAILEY BARBARA MESSIER i. | i — e [Ed eas af 4 —) ’ abe P ‘ ee - —_ ee Explosive QUIETEST BOB DESMARAIS ELAINE JORDAN -— 4 7 e SHYEST BEST ACTOR AND ACTRE = SS BEST DRESSED VIOLA PETTEY ALLEN DAVIS MARGARET CARVALHO BEN MASCIARELLI JUDY RAPOZA JIMMY HARE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT BEST NATURED CHARLIE PIERCE CHARLOTTE FEIJO BEVERLY BRANCO LEO DUBREUIL 59 MOST BUSINESSLIKE RAY JOHNSON TERRY THIBAULT MOST AGREEABLE EDYTHE BARTON KAREN KOVAR MOST UNPREDICTABLE CAROL OUELLETTE JACKIE BOUCHARD MARILYN MORANGO 60 SHARON NICKERSON ERNESTINE HOWLAND MARJORIE SHOREY Gift Songs Ceachers OS | Mr. Bibeau Mrs. Liebman __. Mr. Brightman __ 0A ee Mr. Carli Because of You You’re the Tops All the Things You Are _ Everybody’s Pal . Cooking with Gas Too Pooped to Pop I'm in Love with a Wonderful Guy oss) _ So Wonderful iteoeny ‘Don’t ba Anything Today Mr. Eckhardt... iIt’s All the Same to Me Mrs. Eckhardt Paintbrush Blues Angel Baby Smile a While Songs of Life Mrs. Jeffrey _--________ O How Lovely Cooks the Meat ip VL ca Hey, Good Lookin’ Mrs. Kelliher a Why Can’t You Behave i Os I'm Never Satisfied Oe My Blue Heaven ol Voc) :) a | Got a Hot Rod Ford Gy lt a I'm Just a Poor Bachelor OO Wo Chanson D‘Amour Mrs. Marujo -------- There’s Been Some Changes Made Ul so) 0 Country Style Whistle While You Work All | have to Do Is Dream Mei =) __——_—_—_—_ JUSS co Mr. Rapoza Thunder Road (USS) Nes ee!) Ill See Him in My Dreams OS fe Isn't It Amazing Mr. Sisson If | Had My Way IM You're an Old Meany Mrs. Smith ... Good Health, Good Luck, and God Bless You (SO US a You’re Driving Me Crazy Se So Tired I Big Man 0 You'll Never Escape aeesesnarpies We'll Build a Bungalow I Just Because Smoking My Last Cigarette ioe vaniors .....___..__ When Everybody’s Gone Home ee Guessin’ Games Seniors William Albanese All-American Boy ne Billy Boy Seereany Panne Ain‘t Misbehavin’ fg I'll Get By ST ee Tell Me Why Jacqueline Bouchard With Tears in My Eyes Beverly Branco | Can‘t Help Singing Patricia Cadima Personality Sandra Carter Margaret Carvalho William Ciarlone Allan Davis Robert Desmaris - Roger Deveau __. Michael Dillenuth Leo Dubreuil Judith Feenan Charlotte Feijo Lorraine Ferriera - RODE FiOn see eee Kenneth Gaisford Patricia Garside Joan Greenhalgh Mary Halloran James Hare Myrtle Hopkinson Sleepy One Sweet and Gentle If | Didn’t Care _ The End Sleep Walk lta Written in the Stars The Great Pretender String Along Poetry in Motion Young, Warm, and Wonderful Let's Live a Little Don't You Just Know It I'm an Old Cow Hand | Found a New Love _ All-American Girl Little Coquette _ Put Your Head on My Shoulder Church Bells Will Ring Ernestine Howland Pretend Richer Janelle; =a i'm Not a Kid Anymore Raymond Johnson __. «dS Got aa Girl Elaine Jordan ASP Een yet BERIT. 1.4 Te (e Ge eerR esate tet eee Keteiis ROVal see tee ae ee Raymond Landry __. Raymond Laurendeau Parncieetecigiy Sle ce ge Judy Lepreau Serapnine Lewis) a... oe ee A Bit Mischievous Benjamin Masciarelle Teach Me to Dance CaroniViaucione = = ee Teach Me Tonight Louise Medeiros ___________. Come Rain or Come Shine Patricia Medeiros Best Things in Life Are Free Barbara Messier _..._____.....Wrapped Up in a Dream Marilyn Morango __..... With a Little Bit of Luck sharon Nickerson 2.2624 _. Somebody Loves Me Carol Ouellette Bell Bottom Trousers Ronald Paquette It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie Gladys Pearce Twilight Time Viola Pettey _.................__ Sweet Old-Fashioned Girl Elaine Picard It's All in the Game Charles Pierce -_.---..._._.......... Wonderful Guy Judith Rapoza No Other Love Have | Marilyn Reed _ Save the Last Dance for Me Patricia Rosinha If | Had My Way Rene Routhier One of the Roving Kind Nancy Schelter - _ Life Is Just Bowl of Cherries Marjorie Shorey -_-......--- Chantilly Lace NAN OVSRTITIG ea cece ee _ Bobby Georoe Smith ja et in the Dell Robert Souza se pee ceanece - Gone Fishin’ Therese Thibault _ | Wanna Be Happy _ Friendly Persuasion _ Walk, Don’t Run Seventeen ae You Can Do | Can Do Do You Wanna Dance Sentimental Reasons School Days 61 Gift Songs Darleen Thomas Pomme) SPREE SDP _ Yakity Yak Mrcnnel Travers 25.2002 oes Oh, Happy Day Parrcibed © Valerio ccs 2 eta a a eae Soldier Boy Se ONE OS I’m Gonna Get Married sevice a geen aes Enjoy Yourself Joyce Walker ____ Janice Wood _.. Juniors Barbara Albino.__We Did It Before, We Can Do It Again PACH T AUCGH operons ee Guitar Boogy Shuffle Arthur Azevedo _.........___________ They Told Me So Thomas: Rahrig} ae Charlie Brown Daddy’s Little Girl Little Blue Man rine BONM chao nea ee ee ee The Wild Side of Life Nancy Borden No Other Love Have | Barry Boudskian Love Is Never Out of Season Cynthia Burke If Dreams Come True Jane Butler Scatterbrain Marcia: Butts 2. eee Everything’s All Right With Me Roper Brightman 25a eee | Had a Little Ford Betty Cabral Friendly Persuasion Barry, BeaulieUn2...tesncu Se ee Marguerite Cabral __-_-_________ Sweet Brown Eyed Baby Bavid: Cabralicc 3. 2a ee Ain't Misbehavin’ Jean COMMS cat ee ee eee � Crazy With Love Pilltari: Costs uses. se eee ee Eillen Cullen Powdering My Nose With Sunshine Roland Dallaire _ See the U. S. A. in Your Chevrolet any) Davisse:s 30 See Shopping Around Shirley DeCosta Just Young Norman Desmaris _...... Slap Him Down Again Paw Richard Desmaris Sweet and Gentle Raymond! DUD GS joes My Pet Brunette Kenneth Dudueticn. _ Show Me the Way to Go Home John Dyson A Bit Mischievous David Faggiole ____ _ Turn Me Loose Gale Faggiole eiccn Beeatce! My Hair Is Curly Claudia Fiquetedo. eu eee ee This Time for Keeps Kathleen Gaisford -----_________ My Own Quiet Way J0s8n.Gastall Little School Girl Western Movies _ | Never Saw a Purple Cow Hey, Ma, He’s Makin’ Eyes at Me String Along _ | Can Get It for You Wholesale Getting to Know You . Something New Has Been Added ; . Come What May Who's That Knocking at My Door Quiet Me . Anchor's Away Do You Want to Dance Paul Gay Robert Gonsalves Diane Goyette __. Richard Greenhalgh Jeremiah Grondin Sharon Grundy Clayton Harrison - William Hopkins Eleanor Johnson .- Allen Kirby Michael Cut Ronald Laplante Yakity-Yak _ Hey, Jealous Lover Sharon Lennon True, True, Happiness Mario Lewis —— Who Cares Alfred Machado = ae Typewriter Rhythm Peggy Macy _.____-_. Someday My Prince Will Come Ronald Manchester | Had a Little Fliver Dale McCormick — Early to Bed Carol Ann Mello There’s Only One of You Gerald Michool Wine, Women, and Song Thomas Miller Little Pigeon Frank Motta So Rare Albert Novo Those Pals of Mine David Oliverra Take Me to Your Leader! Polly Ann Parsons I'll Be Around Eillen Partington Telephone Time Robert Peckham Chores David Perry Country Style John Perry III Bring on the Girls Robert Pinault -_..__.._ ae The Egg and | Pheobe Paull There She Goes Luciell Pratt Luciell Gardener Reed Mamma, Do | Gotta Paul Rezendes Big Town Playboy Annette Rioux _. They Can’‘t Make a Lady Out of Me Beatrice Rodriques __---..------------ | Found a New Love Polly Ann Rounds Out Behind the Barn Jane Santos ________=2 ee Little Bitty Pretty One Wayne Saunders —_- 2a Bird in a Gilded Cage Gladys Shorey Me and My Sister Evelyn Silvia Prisoner of Love Patricia Small Try to Get It My Way Faye Smith William Souza Carolyn LaRacque Sandra Lawton Get Your Cotton-Pickin’ Hand Off My Leather Jacket! Make Me a Miracle Baubles, Bangles, and Beads Sylvia Spencer Diane Taver Judith Taber ......____..__._.__ aa Goldielocks Nancy [Thorpe 22 ee Living, Loving, and Laughing James Traveres -___.--_--.-----.------- A Little Bit Independent Ralph Tripp 2.2.02 ee Shy Little Violet Anne Viera 2-55. 54.5.. oe Annie, Get Your Gun | Veronica Viera SS Johnny, Be Good Paul Vitali =e I'm a Big Boy Now Melainie Vohnautha —_ Ronald White ___ Lies William White In the Meantime David Whitty _ Happy-go-lucky Marcia Wood A ‘Cute Little Piece of Property Robert: Young a . The Joker sedeeneedseeennc gg secede err Shy One | _ Why Don’t You Believe Me? | Ask Me No Questions, I'll Tell You No hoe ns , Swinging on a rainbow of roses A — ' ‘ be a “ _— ; Officers and their dates fi % “Custodians” MRS. TAYLOR “Cooks” 64 A N ow Sy 65 il Anne Viera, Betty Cabral, Miss Cahoon. UMC Student Co William Ciarlone, Michael Baker, SEATED— Myrtle Bruce Bailey, Margaret Carvalho, Alice Collins, Rush Workman, Clifford Smith, Hopkinson, Roland Dall aire. STANDING— Honor Society 66 Sylvia, Kathy, Eleanor, Lorraine, Ray, Jimmy, Mike Mary—Pianist Xe. Dramatic Club +P ye Tere — ef e e 6 ) ee ty Reeth R Sodg fhe; o SNAOYD PII | D} � tr . HIGH SCHOOL WESTPORT f MASSACHUS hy uo ie o fh aed in FF - AMMING Driver Cr Junior R ed Cross Mived Chorus Rehearsal 73 Off the Kecord — — oe ee 3 a :. roy wel “ ’ . : | 38 . B : J v8 i . vee Hey! Pay attention é “Trick or treat” y - Head Cheerleader Vey Boys’ Basketball Girls’ Bask etball 75 Soccer Babe Be Sid x. Sepbetet Se FIRST ROW—B. Jeffery, H. Manchester, G. Hubert, W. Thiboudeau, R. Bettencourt, B. Binette, L. Kirby, P. Costa, J. Davis, D. Parsons, C. Barkiewicz, J. Travis. SECOND ROW-—N. Pariseau, G. Kent, R. Albanese, K. Walker, A. Azevedo, S. Lewis, M. Baker, P. Souza, P. Binette, R. Pierce, Mr. Souza—coach. THIRD ROW—T. Bahr, K. Gaisford, F. Motta, R. Johnson, T. Potter, C. Pierce, M. Travers, W. Albanese, T. Vieira, W. Isadore, D. Faggioli. ALL NARRY “Serry”’ “Charlie” “Billy” SOCCER SCORES Westport 1 6 New Bedford High Westport 2 © Diman Vocational Westport 1 1 Attleborro Westport 1] _ 0 New Bedford Voke Westport 2 2 New Bedford High Westport 2 0 Attleborro Westport 2 O Wilbur High Westport 3 O Diman Voke Westport 3 O New Bedford Voke Won—6 Losi—| Tied—2 76 Seniors tn Action “Charlie” {Sem a ed se PRI ee i et Sp - eng tt a chit RE Rico 77 the ball © Soca ESTE TS Mad ei Cheering section az OW Baseball :' e é ’ es: oy te at, . a FRONT ROW-—4J. Travers, V. Pariseau, A. Rego, R. Dallaire, M. Baker. BACK ROW—W. Ciarlone, W. Albanese, C. Pierce, M. Travers, J. Hare, R. Johnson, Coach Bibeau. Westport 6 _......... 4 Somerset Westport) 625 4 Apponoquet Wesiportis 202.32 = 9 Dighton WVESTOON iE it tt aces 6 Holy Family Westport 17 _......._.. 3 Diman Wesipol 045.22 saeo:. 17 Case Westport ih) 7, cctatee 8 Prevost Westoors 3, sass 4 Somerset Westport 7... 9 Apponoquet Westport 91) s22== 9 Dighton Westport: 2. 5 Holy Family Westoocia) I” pecs ce 5 Diman Westport 3... 8 Case “Mike” 79 ( Heads up Senior four Ba Basketball VARSITY SCORES NV STOR Ws (meee ee als _ 47 Dartmouth WV STOTT 4 Ire en ee oe ee 80 Fairhaven Westport 50 _ oye aes 79 Somerset esp I sre) ges i poner eens eee uh, We cea 53 Dighton Westport 64 _. Sete eee ee OO DITA) WV GSTIOOTTA4 Seo tel ae res 62 Prevost MV GSO) 1ehO Nene ere ee eee OT ase WV STON Le) ea ere ee ee ee 46 Bristol Aggies WV-2S TOU 2 ee oe a Oe ae 60 Apponequet Westport 52 - ee eee) Der Oly altinly Westpott 64.0 ee eae eee ee ees 57 Dighton NVESTOOTIB SO meee tc ee eres eee 55 Somerset WY GS FOOT Tes O Seca ee 57 Diman MV GST ON tie 2 Geta ete teen ge te es 73 Prevost NV.ES TOON 07) pak eecusieeen, tee aia cee 68 Case WVESTDOM geet eee ee see eee 63 Bristol Aggies BV Gs SOOT I) Sperm ee ae ee Benes 40 Apponequet WY STON 64 4 semana rte snenen oe ee ee ag 61 Holy Family 4 or) fy) ¢ es ww 1961 SQUAD Ue. a ¥ ye “ge lp % rin Ve ‘ POR rl gen Charlie Senior SK Roger oe 4 “What's taking so long” at the birdie” 4 ° 2) me) ° Q SS o o x oO “Get in there a “Don’t just watch, Help me “Field Hockey Champs” Stop pushin’, Joan teave ets a Sis ee ’ denna _ Sars wen we ' coe. - f 4 el) WO Hema “2 Audrey's got it Fen: Pa Who’s got it?!? TANG Ate a iabiew ang ie ae (ere Se y = « Le a inf tat Cites PRS ita ae ee Vel at aay Ht Ge EX Seniors in Action ay : cs ghe e his , (+ EM OR pata veaihin taba SAS ao pea z a —_ = : re asi Z ze Pat! “Chub” “lorraine” “Joan” 85 Girls’ Basketball VARSITY = q wi a Oo a Rebounds Ann 4 Yea! Team! 87 Darleen Karen Softball “Old Pros” 89 ——— « eneeee - een see nee ee F : eee eeereeret oer eeeae eo ars gee eee ee ee cae Fane eeee® TL alee Gi Si i i a a sana ® Vv = o a ” o 5 = = - an UO Junior Prom 8th Grade Dance Sophomore Dance 90 Principal Mr. Wood Principal of Head School Junior High Vice Principal Paoli Miss Faculty MRS. SMITH MR. MARCHAND MRS. KELLEY MRS. KELLIHER MR. RAPOZA MISS SHARPLES MRS. CLARKE MR. MARTEL MISS ROSCOE } . ee | a : a oo4 92 FIRST ROW—C. Proulx, J. Matton, J. Deschenes, D. Dunlap, C. Ferguson, J. Benoit, J. Pettey, C. Sisson, C. Norman, S. Greene. SECOND ROW—A. Machado, V. Forand, N. Fur- ness, M. Alvares, C. Smith, C. Azevedo, N. Silvia, J. Hagan, R. Massey. THIRD ROW—W. Tripp, J. Pierce, R. Bates, J. White, R. Medeiros, D. Crapo, R. Thomas, J. Hagan, T. Trip p. Practical Arts FIRST ROW—P. Oliver, R. Cambra, S. Silvia, J. Dunham. SECOND ROW-R. Silvia, E. Taber, R. Desmarias, B. Taber, R. Small. THIRD ROW—W. Manchester, F. Santos, L. Perry, P. Brabant. Junior High S-A FIRST ROW—M. Kirkwood, S. Levesque, A. Kozak, S. Wallbank, K. Souza, C. Brayton, G. Lash, E. Wood, S. Rose. SECOND ROW—V. Hopkins, A. Oliver, C. Bernier, A. Danis, H. Rodriques, M. Pettey, N. Fisher, S. Fournier. THIRD ROW—E. Hancock, S. Mathias, G. Hubert, A. Gagnon, C. Mandley, P. Boleski, D. Pacheco. FIRST ROW-—S. Berube, E. Chabot, J. Gonsalves, J. Fournier, P. Lawrenson, D. Morse, P. Croy, C. Parendelis, N. Medeiros, J. Simmons, J. Kut. SECOND ROW—4J. Robinson, C. Paquette, P. Gelli- nas, J. Remy, C. Pacheco, J. Tripp, N. Manchester, M. Pettey, S. Pineault, G. Beliveau. THIRD ROW-—E. Tavares, G. Potter, E. Norbot, J. Botelho, E. LaFlamme, R. Raposa, J. Davis, G. Manchester, C. Bartkiewicz, N. Pariseau, R. Jeffrey. oa FIRST ROW—J. Palmer, J. Rego, P. Carvahlo, R. Briggs, T. Rosinha, G. Routhier, L. Han- cock. SECOND ROW-—T. Remy, G. Kent, D. Green- halgh, W. Plamondon, R. Ouellette, J. Travers. THIRD ROW—R. Default, J. Tripp, R. Picard, W. Tripp, J. Mello, V. Perry, W. Gallant, R. LaPointe. FOURTH ROW—D. Proulx, R. Baldwin. Juntor High ud i aa 7-A, 7-1 FIRST ROW—S. Wood, C. Best, C. Vincent, D. Sasseville, B. Gonet, A. Costa, A. Plamon- don, A. Souza, P. Mailloux, D. Sassevile. SECOND ROW -—4. Potter, K. Bailey, K. Butler, P. Gaisson, K. Hague, S. Hopkinson, C. Pet- tey, B. Sanford, M. Perry. THIRD ROW—V. Tripp, K. Martin, A. Holmes, A. Moran, W. Sivik, L. Medeiros, D. Stone, L. Broadbent, D. Sullivan, S. Ouellette. FOURTH ROW—P. Gagnon, R. Fontaine, R. Plante, A. Denault, D. Souza, F. Oliver, D. Carreiro, W. Smith, N. St. Amour, R. Saund- ers, R. Fajoie, C. Bouchard, M. Souza. 8-4 FIRST ROW—E. Ringette, J. Gendreau, L. Albanese, S. Pryor, J. Parent, J. Steele. SECOND ROW—R. Rodrigues, G. Grondin, P. Vaillencourt, D. Pierce, P. Levesque. THIRD ROW—L. McGee, R. Albanese, L. Pryor, G. Muggleton, J. Taylor, N. Fontaine. High School Anne 7-A FIRST ROW—J. Faggioli, J. Francoeur, M. Nicolan, S. Brown, S. Rose, J. Sliwa, S. Feenan, C. Robinson. SECOND ROW-—C. Botelho, J. Hollis, R. Bray- ton, R. Brilliant, K. Kidd, K. Borden, M. Cun- ningham, D. Dallaire. THIRD ROW—D. Murley, D. Rozinha, A. Manchester, N. Pierce, L. Reed, M. Silvia, D. Chase, R. Wilcox, C. Barboza. 7-B FIRST ROW—J. Remy, P. Workman, S. Cor- riveau, L. Pearson, A. Borden, C. Perry, K. Cabral, C. Bartkiewicz, K. Gwozdz. SECOND ROW-—A. Gagnon, R. Duquette, R. Hart, P. Duquette, M. Silvia, W. Cabral, C. Keith, L. Kerby, D. Ciarlone. THIRD ROW—D. Brayton, J. Connors, R. Rapoza, D. Fields, R. Pierce, R. Vadebon- coeur, P. Pereira, W. Thibodeau. FIRST ROW—R. Pinheiro, J. Pinheiro, €E. Burns, L. Lyne, P. Boudria, W. Long. SECOND ROW-—4J. Voltas, A. Cote, H. Sylvia, R. 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OS 3-3417 100% Guaranteed Used Cars Proprietor: Manager: VINCENT NANNI WILLIAM GUILFOY Compliments of ALBANESE and TOOTELL MONUMENTS 303 State Road 196 Robeson St. ME 6-2506 WY 8-5142 Compliments of Student Council Congratulations to the Class of ‘6l from the Junior Class Compliments of ATAMAN STUDIO Official Photographer of the ‘61 Brownie OPEN 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Tel. OS 4-4334 Thursday and Friday until 10 P.M. ATAMAN’S 2 STORES TO 349 South Main Street, Fall River, Mass. SERVE YOU 355 South Main Street, Fall River, Mass. |. BRIDAL AND PROM CENTER 2. PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO f Weddings Sere Serie ey, ea Candids — 3D — Studio Bride School Photographers Brdeomead . Baby Pictures Flower Girls Family Groups Mother of the Bride Communions 3. TUXEDO SHOP White Dinner Jackets Tony Martin Tuxedos Cutaways Full Dress Oxford Strollers Accessories—Shoes, Shirts, Etc. also 4. Bridal Florists 8. Honeymoon Luggage 5. Wedding Cakes 9. Catering Service 6. Invitations 10. Rental of Hoops and 7. 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ME 6-2440 A Member of the ALUMNI Compliments JERRY‘S AUCTION HOUSE 947 Sanford Road North Westport, Mass. ars OS 2-02 7 TOM BEEDEM MEN’S STORE 308 South Main St. FALL RIVER, MASS. MARY'S BEAUTY SALON and MANNY'S BARBER SHOP Main Road — Central Village TEL. ME 6-453] Res. ME 6-2005 Look Your BEST For the Woman Who Cares’ MIDWAY MILK STORE 737 State Road J. ALVES, Prop. Wholesale Milk Groceries Meats TEL. OS 8-6241 North Westport, Mass. CORA’S BEAUTY SHOP 1208 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. OS 2-566! Specializes in Cold Waves and All Types of Beauty Culture. HOWARD JOHNSON’S Route 6 NORTH WESTPORT, MASS. Corner Sanford Road and Rte. 6 O. DUMONT JEWELER-OPTICIAN 1422 Pleasant Street FALL RIVER, MASS. ROLAND’S SAW SERVICE Saws, Tools, and Lawn Mowers Sharpened Power Mower Sales and Service 699 State Road, NORTH WESTPORT Telephone OS 4-7975 FOR RENT SADDLES AND HAY RIDE WAGONS Westport, Mass. MR. ERNEST WAITE TEL. ME 6-4473 BUTLER’S COLONIAL DO-NUT HOUSE Parties — Weddings Showers, Etc. WE DELIVER Sanford Road, North Westport TEL. OS 2-4000 WINSTON C. HART Electrical Contractor General Electric Appliances Tel. Little Compton 425 THE MANCHESTER STORE ALICE D. TRIPP, Prop. General Merchandise ADAMSVILLE, R. I. Tel. Little Compton 124 Compliments of MELL JEWELER’S 74 South Main Street, FALL RIVER “Teen-Age Charge Accounts Are Welcome Compliments of BARNABY PACKAGE STORE, INC. 233 Sanford Road NORTH WESTPORT, MASS. Compliments of FRANK E. BRAYTON, JR. Auto Sales and Service 626 Adamsville Road, Westport TEL. ME 6-2919 RES. ME 6-4661 LEONARD PHARMACY Prescription Specialists FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 15 Stafford Road, Cor. Plymouth Ave. Opposite the A P TEL. OS 4-1781 or 2-9162 Westport Council THE PORTUGUESE-AMERICAN CIVIC LEAGUE Tel. ME 6-4622 “FRED ANN’S” Home Cooked Food Dinners or Snacks Eat in Our “Lantern Room” 977 MAIN ROAD CENTRAL VILLAGE, MASS. Eels and Johnny Cakes Every Monday Night HOYT MANUFACTURING CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF Dryers, Solvent Reclaimers, Vapor Absorbers Water and Solvent Chillers FORGE ROAD — WESTPORT, MASSACHUSETTS RUNNYMEDE ROAD — TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA Compliments of STERLING BEVERAGES, INC. 53 Old Bedford Road NORTH WESTPORT, MASS. President—_JOHN DENADAL Treasurer—JOSEPH FARIA Compliments of POTOTA BROS. FALL RIVER, MASS. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. MANUEL VALERIO SO. DARTMOUTH Compliments of ASHTON’S SPORTING GOODS 35 Borden St. FALL RIVER Compliments of OLD RED HOMESTEAD Antiques and Junque 43 Cornell Rd. TEL.—ME 6-2715 Westport Compliments of ACME REALTY DARTMOUTH, MASS. Compliments of LEE’S OIL SERVICE INC. 1933 Drift Rd. WESTPORT, MASS. Compliments of OVELLETTE’S SUPERETTE Westport, Mass. Compliments of WESTPORT FACTORY INC. Westport, Mass. Compliments of CHARLMOR FURNITURE 1438 Pleasant St. FALL RIVER, MASS. Compliments of HIGH-WAY DEPT. WESTPORT Compliments of ROBERT'S FUR AND FORMAL SHOP 383 Spring St. FALL RIVER, MASS. Compliments of WESTPORT FIREFIGHTERS ASS‘N. Station 2 Compliments of SAUNDERS FLOOR COVERING 1479 Pleasant St. FALL RIVER, MASS. Compliments of POINT MARKET WESTPORT POINT Compliments of HEAD OF WESTPORT FIRE ASS‘N., INC. Compliments of STATE RESTAURANT, INC. 40 North Main Street FALL RIVER, MASS. Tel. OS 2-9386 GLENDALE FARMS (Sign of Quality) DRIVE IN FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STANDS (OPEN YEAR ROUND) Rt. 177 Rt. 44 Vegetables Daily Fried Clams Clam Cakes From Our Own Fish and Chips Farms Grinders Tomatoes — Lettuce Meatball Sandwiches Peppers — Cucumbers Corn ne = oF RIED CLAMS CLAMCARES 08” | TEAK SAN pe PIZZA - GLENDALE FARMS FRIED CLAMS MEAT BALL CLAMCAKES = 4470 OPEN FISH CHIPS GRINDER $ RT-177 ' BLISS FOUR CORNERS AT THE LIGHTS MARTIN’S GARAGE 660 Main Road WESTPORT, MASS. CARRIES SNACK BAR Opposite the High School’ NORMAN’S BARBER SHOP Crandle Road TIVERTON, R. I. TAVARES TEXACO STATION 858 Stafford Rd. FALL RIVER, MASS. MAIN ROAD GARAGE WESTPORT, MASS. FOUR SQUARE VILLAGE GARAGE Sanford Rd. NO. WESTPORT IDEAL DAIRY SO. DARTMOUTH, MASS. SMITH MILLS PHARMACY DARTMOUTH, MASS. Tel. OSborne 4-5523 J. BARBOZA LUMBER CO. —-Building Materials— Pittsburgh Paints-Hardware 664 Sanford Rd. North Westport, Mass. Compliments of MOBY DICK SANDWICH SHOP WESTPORT POINT Geta Elta Delta Sorority Patrons and Patronesses Mrs. Bibeau Mrs. Mary Maucione A Friend Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Wilbour Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hare Mr. and Mrs. Antone Pinheiro From a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Santos Mr. and Mrs. John Reis Mrs. Webb Miss Andrade Mr. William Maillous Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roshinha Mrs. Mary Leandro and Family Richard and Janice A Friend A. Eugene Feio Bob and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Silvia A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. John S. Brayton Mr. and Mrs. S. 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