Whitman Hanson Regional High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

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We have tried to capture some of these highlights which will recall to all. the fond moments which we as a class have been responsible for. and for each one of us will be a cherished memory as we depart to follow our own horizons. +12 -,, asf- - , . x,1 -, vi. '-4. ' f 1 -' b ff' ' , '- ' 1. 32 -, f, A Y 1 -. , ,- ,D V . V , ' ' . 0 I '., . ' ' n lo' ' 1' .. WE - . . D , .- ' , 1 - . 0 ,.g. ' -Z f w P X f X f -1 V7 g, r 5 0 X X 1 . I 'r s I I I ri' K ' , .. ll. - ,V ..'4 -.1 y V. - .f-A AR 5, , ik, . . .. I' ,l.A U ' w I . fu. X 5 A n 0 I sf' il. O Q I . ,v -'.' a v 7.1. ,.n Hanson advent of Whitman- l comes the advent of the school. ' the hoo ts of per With Regional High Sc new horizons for the studen Considering this, we feel it only pro to dedicate this yearbook to those who , made it possible. To the grocer, banker, . lumber, to all those who have provided us with these new horizons we humbly this book. dedic ate EDWIN W. ROWELL, Superintendent of School! That place at which the earth and sky appear to come together is our horizon. We may consider this to be the farthest point at which we can see anything on earth, We realize that the horizon may be limited in its distance from us by hills, buildings, or any other obstruction. We know that as we reach increasingly higher points, whether by climbing a tree, a toll builds ing, or a hill, that our horizon will increase. The more effort we expend, the higher we go, the farther we can see Our horizon expands, Let us change our line of thought from a description of our physical horizon to the idea of our mental one When we understand on idea, we say I see lust as truly as when we first see a new view from the top Of a hill, One of the mazn purposes for spending so much time and energy on your education over the years has been to help you to see more, to have a greater understanding of your world and your relationship to it. Unlike the measurable distance of our physical horizon, our mental horizon seems to be unlimited. By risng over such obstacles as preyudrce, intolerance, arovrncialtsm, and ignorance, mankind understands more and more In this way you can expand your mental horizons forever. l extend my personal congratulations and best wishes for future success and happiness to the members of the Class ot l96O. Your quest for knowledge and greater understanding at the world about you must never cease In Western Civilization our ideas con- cerning education have been developed from the glorie Jus Gree'-. concept that the pursuit cf knowledge is man! noblest activity Our respect for knowledge has enabled our civilization, despite wars, famine, revolu- tions, and all kinds of civic disturbances, to go on building llnowledge upon knowledge, thereby expand- ing man! understanding of himself and of the world he lives ln, and promcttng his Olllllfy to put the forces of nature to good use for himself Edujation is lighting of lamps of learning in the rnnds of thc- young Thc-se lamps have been lighted by o torch handed down through the generations, all the way boclf to the sources of our civilization Fcr thc' education ot all our youth, a strong liberal back- ground is essential Through a balancing of humanie tes and the sciences, young pcople will be given a foundation in the specialized l-nawledge that deals with man and with nature You must always be on the alert tr. differentiate between education and mere training . The improvement of known tech- niques through inoenuity is brought about through mechanical slfill Technological advances and advances in our relations with Each other and with other nations of thc- world come through the ability of talented, well-cducated per-guns with highly develcped profes- sunal glills to apply lxnown principles to unforseen DrOl3lc'I1ts Existing lfriclwledge I5 thc- foundation Upgn which new lnowledge is built Our lamps of learning fnust never he dlrnnted but alwoys l,-urn brightly Your formal public school days are over, but your educational opportunities will never cease. You will be cxpectcd to leave behind you through the lives you will lc-ad some contribution to thc- sum total of tl-,Q worlds store of lnowlc-dge Civilization and the very foundations of Westcrrn tieetlum and respcct fmgr the rights of the lnflivlrlucll rnan are the responsibility Qt each generation PHILLIP H. JOHNSON, JR., Principal N A 34.1. .L . L. V CHARLES W. BAYLEY 373 Main St. Hanson Guidance Director University of Maine HOPE ALLEN 113 Temple St. Whitman Secretary Bryant and Stratton KATHERINE I. MCINNES 34 Erin St. Whitman Guidance Director Boston Universityg L .L.A, and Graduate School BEVERLY A MULLEN 239 School St. Whitman Secretary Pierce Secretarial School Page 5 LEO nl. LANE 15 Martin St. Whitman Assistant Principle Boston College .X MISS ELAINE M. CAMPBELL United States History Bridgewater State Teach- ers College Get that ruler out of that book. A I' MR. WILLIAM F. CULLINANE U. S. History, Problems of Democracy Boston College Sic fuerit crumhulutum' MISS RUTH ARMITAGE Commercial Boston University. Cornell Pass in xour papers. please. S 'Fi' I . if if g D Tfaff - i,s is 1. ' ex ,A .ft ,R I .9 MR. JOHN F, BURBANK English Tufts College It's altogether too obvi ous. MR. GEORGE J. CHIROS Biology Tufts College GirIs! 'I-nag, MRS GILDA CASIERI French Emmanuel College, Boston University 'Q 'CN 5 Page 6 De quoi parlez vous MRS. EVELYN FELDMAN Business Management, Consumer Economics Boston University Cover your machines! MR. JOSEPH H. CLAFFEY Mathematics Northeastern University Solve that 'algebraicallyi' Boston College 6 MR. JOHN bl. VRANEY Englibh llualun Vullwlc 'This spurilmn-mu out burs! rl 0lllhllNl.lNY'll muxl cease. B MR. GEORGE D. HINES General Science. Math Shop Westfield Stale 4 nllcue N '-Xlrlllhl. lou' Teacherf ' 1555 MR. WIUHIN HJLEH lVI.ntheni.itlcf MISS LEE GOLDSTEIN French Simmons College. The Sor- bonne Bon jourf' Huston tulle-141: 'VVc'll sec .Qu MRS! RUTH fz. HOXVE Latin Bridgewater Smile Teach- -rs College 'You may pass ll in ln- narrow. gf Page 7 MRS. Tl-IESBE G, HOBBY Ancient History Dberlin College 'On mx' last trip . . 40 MRS. MURIEL HARTSHORN Business Simmons College. Bridge waxer State Teachers Col- lege Wasn't that the second bell? fi MlSS MELEN li KELLEHER English Fitchburg Normal, Hridrle, .water State Teachers Vol l6'EE 'Weeelll , . . 'QQ' N , .. I MR. DONALD LEACH MR. MORTON LANDY Chemistry, Physics University of Massachusetts Come back in Eve min- '6 s if MRS. GRACE H. LAPWORTH Head of Business De- partment Chandler Normal utes. Y,p.'..,' Whether I'm here or out of the room . . . MRS. GR ACE 5? LEACH Band Director Boston University Now we'll play a march. JC! MRS. LOIS MCAFEE Mechanical Drawing Massachusetts College of Art Hurry up and pass out the T-squares! MR. JAMES F. LEE Business Boston University Where's Gill? fi .45 Page Clothing. Homemaking , sq Framingham State College Teachers Nothing to do, girls? HAZEL D. MCCARTHY Foods University of Montana Time's a wastin! MR. KENNETH B. LUDLOW General Shop Catskill High School You guys get to work. iss I Z MRS. IUNE L. MILLETT Head of Math-Science Department, Mathemat- ics Boston University. Bridge- water State Teachers Col- lege How many bright lights are missing today? MISS MAIDA R. PRATT Girls 'Physical Educa- tion Bridgewater State Teachers College. H y a n n i s State Teachers College MR. ROBERT J. O'CONNELL Math, Mechanical Drawing Fordham University. Bridge- water State Teachers Col- let-Ze Don't you people ever do your homework? MRS. CATHERINE E. MORRIS English ,pw Radcliffe. University of New Hampshire Your humor is dry as dust. MRS. LOUISE PAYTON Business Chandler Normal School How are your budgets coming? 43 MR. DONALD S. PUTNAM English Middlebury College The assignment for next Jump, Grandma! 'lu 3.x MISS PATRICIA M. QUINN English Emmanuel College I hope we have made the minimum mistake s pos- sible. time will be Page 9 MR. DANIEL S. REDGATE English Stonehill College, Bridge- water State Teachers Col- lege Oh, no! 'Kiln i 'X MR. ROBERT 5. TEAHAN Boys Physical Educa- tion St. Anselm College: Bridge- water State Teachers Col- I ege I may not always be right. ibut l'm never wrongir' M R. PETE PETRINO Custodian X MR. FRANK D. RODICK I History. Social Studies . Boston University I don't want to hear thing but heartbeatsf' u--n. r 2 f Bny- MR. MALCOLM P. TROJANO Science Boston LvIllV9I'SllX Get away from those dows ' win- 2' .., -0 MRSA ALICE B THOMPSON English Pennsylvania versity whelms me. 2 . egg , ,,,7,,:, . V 4. gf fv-fam! Zi' 0 W ..,v9,,i,q.- ,- .Vx . -xx -i,,,.s ,.,- ,A s A-,G -Q - . ,lgw my 4, MR. FREDDIE JOHNSTON Custodian Page 10 State Uni- 'Your r e s p o n s e over- MR. WILLIAM J. SPRATT Social Sciences Springfield College: Bridge- water State Teachers Col- lege You're a motley crew! MR. ROBERT P. WOOD Shop Calvin Coolidge College of Liberal Arts 'All right. boys, let's get with it! Q ., -Q, 4- . r 'v . , . 4 . . 17 . 8 Q H' I - 1. . . , ,. . Y, V ' - ' ' ' ,- U . ., Q if - ' :,.x- ' I.. 1, . I . 'I .I -. -' -4,' .X ' gf ' I.,,v l , '. . ' y'V'k. . , . ,,',. 4,1 , ? . , , 1 5,--- ' u f . - ' ' a , ' A Page 11 i 1 , I . ME'-vf X A, 1 '47 . '32 its la K .. X X - '-'j?:fw'2' if AQ. ' 'UQ' ku W A 'xv n. Qaafg ,,.,v..n T, qs. lf MONA F. ADAMS 319 School St. Whitman Homework . . . Oh, my goshlu . . . Nurse Chorus 1. 25 lntra. Basket- ball ls Math Club 1, 2: Fut. Nurses Club 1, 2, Treas. 4, Science Fair 3, 4: Dance Com. 2, 3, 4: Prom Com. 3, Student Council Alternate 3. RAYMOND AGIUS 48 Dyer Ave. Whitman Ray . . . Who, me . . . Have money J.V. Football 15 J.V. Bas- ketball lg J.V. Basbl, 1: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3. 4: Baseball 2: Track 3, 4: Dance Comm. 2. 3, 49 Student Council 2: Science Fair Aide 3: Graduation Usher 3, Boston Ballroom 3 MARGARET AMADO 606 Monponsett St. Hanson K'Margie . . . My cousin Andrew . . . Swang . . . Secretary Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 2: Intramural Basketzball 1. 2, 3, 4: Chor- us 1, 5 ang. 463 ' -df -1'-'FQ xi ,pm , If WK. ,E OLIVER AMADO 606 Monponsett St. Hanson Olly . . . Police cars . . 'I'm glad l thought 0 that . . . Mechanic Page I2 A ' 'Nr JANE S. AMESBURY 28 Spring St. Hanson Collegeboards . . . Fabu- lousu . . . Beatnik Choir 1, 25 Ensemble 13 Epicurean 15 Intra. Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 35 F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 Math Club 1, 3, Basketball 3: Usher- ette 35 Stu. Coun. Alt. 33 Graduation Comm. 3: Dram. Club 33 Science Fair Aide 3 ,IUDITH A. ARMSTRONG 95 Union Stf Hanson JudY' '...' 'Oh. no . Get out of school . Homework Dance Committee 4 RICHARD N. BAII. 76 Fullerton Ave. VVhitman Dick . . . Asparagus . Come on, you guys! . Buy a corvette Student Council 1: Altei- nate 2, 3, Hon. Soc. 3. -is Pres. 4: J.V. Football 1. 2: V. Football 3. -l: J.V. Bskbl. 1, 2. 3: Y. Bskbl. -ln Exercise Club 1. 2. 33 Dance Comm. 2. 3: Track 1: Science Fair 3. -l: Grad. ion. Guard 35 Yearbook 4. JOSEPH N. BALONIS 90 Alden St. Whitman -'Joe' . xii-. .1--' How should l know Graduate Science lfaiir 2. ll. -1: .-Xwurd 2. 3: Projection 2. 3- -42 Dnnce Vnniiniiicc 4 XVILLIAM F. BALONIS 70 Stetson St. Whitman Tully . . . Girls . . . What do you hear? What do you say? BRENDA J. BARRY 85 Warren Ave. Whitman Bren . . . Conceited Boys . . . It's the finest . . . Marriage Basketball 2: Chorus 2: Dance Committee 2. 3, 4: Prom Committee 3 WILLIAM F. BARRY 85 Warren Ave. Whitman Bill . . . O.K., we'll see you. . . . Machinist Band 1, 2, 3, 4 JUDITH M. BEAUREGARD 1407 Main St. Hanson 5'Judy Bee . . . Homework . . . Va Voom! . . I.B.M. Operator Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 JACQUELIN M. BENSON lll Star St. Whitman Jackie . . . Buns . . . t'Will you please tell me? Fashion Designer F,T,A, 1. 2. Il: Epicttrean Club 1: lntra. Basketball l: Math Club 1. 2: Science Fair Aide 2. Il: Dance Comm. 2, Il. 4: Prom Comm. Il: Dram. Club Il: Board of Dir. li: Gradua- tion Comm. Ii: Golf 4: Stu. Council 3: VP. 3: Yrbk. 4: Class Day Csh. 3: lntra. Tennis 3 MICHAEL R- BJORNHOLM 322 Liberty St. Hanson Mike . . . Bowlegized Girls . . . I give up . . . Better the World Intra. Basketball 1. 3: Ex- ercise Club 2, 3: J.V. Bas- ketball 3: Varsity Basket- ball -4: Track 3, 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Prom Comm. 3: Dance Comm. 2, 3. 43 Science Fair 4 RICHARD BONJOKIAN 88 Cherry St. Whitman Dick . . . Fishing . . Holy Mackrelln . . Salesman Exercise Club 4 LOUIS S. BOOTH 30 Lazel St. Whitman Sonny . . . Registry . . . Take a bath. . . . Air Force Basketball 1, -4: Football 15 Golf 4: Baseball 15 Dance Committee 2, 3. 4L Science Fair Aide 3: Ring Com- mittee 3 Page I3 13- 6 7. 'wi' 'WRX MDN ROBERT H. BOWMAN 218 Pleasant St. Hanson Bud . . . Teachers . . . Don't ask me. I don't know . . . Mechanic Dance Committee 4 DONNA L. BRADDOCK 80 Erin St. Whitman Sundiiy llrivers . . . Thats debatable. . . . Medical Secretary lntra, Basketball 2. ll. -la Varsity Basketball 2. 3.4: lntra. Tennis 3: F.T.A. 1: I-Ipicurean Club 1: Dance Comm, 2.3.-iz Prom Comm. 3. Science Fair 4: Miss Whitman-llanson 4 ELIZABETH A. BREEN 836 Temple St. Whitman Botti l - . Monday morn- intl . , . Peat-hv Keen . . , l.B.M. Uperator Silver Lake 1. 2: Chorus: Glee Club. Pep Club SUSAN K.. BRIZNNAN 15 W.Washint1tonSt. Hanson Sue . . . llrixers who cIon't uixe signals . . . What a 1:1-mok . . . Beatnik Chorus 1. 2: l-I p i c u r c a n Club 1: I-KT..-X. 1. 2. 3. 4: Math Club 2. ll. Dan ce Comm. 2. Il. 4: Prom Comm. 3: Class Day Comm. 3: l'sherette Zi. Tennis 2. 3. 4: Golt' -4: Dramatic Club 3: lntra. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Yarsitx Basketball 2. Il: Sci- ence Fair Aide 2. 3: Grad- uation Comm. 3: lntra. Ten- nis 3 ,Q Page 14 LOIS M. BRODERICK 279 Spring St. Hanson Bossy People . . . Thank you. friend . . . Be happy lntra. Basketball 1, 2. 45 J.V. Basketball 13 Chorus 1, 2: Dance Committee 2, 3, -1: Student Council 3, 45 Sec. 3. Science Fair Aide 35 Prom Committee 3 LINDA L. CADY 18 Harvard St. Whitman 'Elvis . . . Teachers . . . 'I don't know . . . To have money ' Chorus 1: Dance Commit- tee 2, 3, 4: Prom Commit- tee 3 BEVERLY F. CAMPBELL 88 Charles St. Whitman Bev . . . Chemistry . . . Oh, Crumbs! . . . Teach- EI' lntra. Basketball 3: I-'.T.A. 1. 4: Epicurean Club 1: Math Club 3. 4: Student C o u n c il Alt. 2. Dance Comm. 2. 3. 4: Science Fair 3. 4. Dramatic Club 3: Prom Comm. 3: Boston Ballroom 3. -1 RICHARD XV. CARLSON 168 Beulah St. Whitman Dick , . . Talkative Peo- ple . . . Machinist Dance Committee 2. 3: Projectionist DAVID F. CASHMAN 380 Auburn St. Whitman Dave', . . . People Who Gossip . . . Really? . . . Businessman Exercise Club 1: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: BOSIOH Ballroom 35 Prom 3 CHARLES F. CHAMBERLAIN 54 Corthell Ave. Whitman 'Chuck . . . Physics Lab . . . Now what are you crabbing about? . . . Architectural Designer Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club 1: Math Club 3, 49 Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom 3, Tennis 35 Science Fair 25 Yearbook 4 VIVIAN A- CHAVES 409 Bedford St. Whitman Vivyon', . . . Snobs . . . I don't know. . . . Be successful Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 3: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Prom Comm. 35 Dramatic Club 3 ERNEST E. Cl-IENOWETH 716 High si. Hanson Hippy . . . Sticky Ski .lump . . . Jumpin' Volks- wagensl' . . . Engineer Cross Country 2: Band 1, 2.x J.V. Baseball 1, 2, 33 D a n c e Committee 2, 3: lipicurezm Club 1, Science Fair 3 RICHARD A. CHURCHILL 367 Essex St. Whitman Dick . . . Getting Up . . . He's crazy!!! . . . Graduate J.V. Baseball, BHSk9Ib3l1i J.V. Footballs Prom 3, ln- tramural Basketball 2, 3 ALICE M. CLARK 1071 Main St. Hanson T0otie . . . Being late . . . Fm all set, thanks. . . . Happiness Epicurean Club 1: Intra. Basketball 19 Math Club 2. 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra. Tennis 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3: Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4: Prom Comm. 3g Class Play 45 Year Bk. Association Ed. 4 GAIL F. COLBY 33 Mattokeeset St. Bryantville Cookie,, . . . People Who Interrupt . . . Have it your way. . . . I.B.M. School Silver Lake Regional H.S. 1, 2: Student Council 23 Cheerleader 23 Gym Club 2: Dance Comm. 3, Whit- man-Hanson Regional H.S. 3. 4g Dance Comm. 3, 4 0, .MGB ful WALTON E COLSON 103 Rock St Whitman Walley Segap . . , School Barber Exercise Club 15 Dance Committee 2. 4 Page 15 x , 'ftlls WPI dr. 'W fine U -in 2 , 1' affmzaf 4 Q4 1, 5 ' 'HQ JU .ygw I z if ,i T? JE it 'hgh -lr My JOHN R. CONROY 567 South Ave. Whitman J. L '.', . . . Junior Girl I'm not worried? . . . COIIITECIOI' Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4: Basket- ball 15 Football 2. 3. 4: Dance Committee 43 Band DAVID M. CONWAY 435 Washington St. Whitman Flub . . . SGQISIIOYG . . . Why not? . . . Chemist Exercise Club 1. Science :ir 2. 3. 4: Prom 31 Dance Committee 2. 3. 4 ,IACQUELINE A. CORLISS 354 Essex St. Whitman --.mt-kie' '.,. Showoi-is . . . You're kiclflin'! , . . Nurse Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. -1: FNA 2. 3. -1: Epicu- reans 1: Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Mgr. 35 Varsity Softball 3, -1 MURIEL bl. CORLISS 170 Forest St. Whitman t'Muriel . . . Homework . . . He-yi . . . Be Happy Uheerleader 1. 2. li. 4: Co- Capt. 4g Intramural Basket- ball 2. 3: Chorus 2: Dance Committee 2. 3. 4: Science ,vw Qir -30 1- T'7 3 f . ...it '?'? 36' l-'air Aide 3 Page I6 HILDA P. CORREIA 342 South St. Hanson 'Pat . . . Brenda . . . know it's the truth!! . . Secretary Dance Committee 2. 3. 4 RICHARD W. COY 1003 Monponsett St. Hanson Coysy', . . . Girls With Too Much Make-up You got that right? Get ahead Diek came into our class this year and we were very glad to have him. ,IANICE E. QROSSMAN 17 Dewey Ave. Whitman Jan , . . Snobs . . . 0h. Geez! . . . Be Happy Dance Committee 2. 3. 4 LINDA M. CURRIER 745 Monponsett St. Hanson Lin . . . Conceited Peo- ple . . . t'You Flounder! . . . Graduate Chorus 1. 2: Dance Com- mittee 2. 3. -1 G. PATRILK DAVIS 61 Hancock St, Monponsett Put . . . llolu-rt Daniel l'zitri4-k Sullixzin . . . Wzinnzi mnka- :e het'. ' . , . i'csiclt-nl ol' the IIS. ' rum Country 1: liiisblmzill . 2: llzincc Cominittees . Il. 4: Honor Society 3, 4: our Bk. -1: Class Play 4 JAMES R. DEPASQUA 1Z7High St. Hanson Jim . . . Girls . . Wl1zit'? , . C.P.A. Fresliman Foutbzill 1: ln- truintirzil Bziakutbull 1. 2: .l,Y. Baseball 2: J.V. Bas- ketball 3 jAMES DEVIN 217 Beulah St. Whitman Jim . . . Drai'ts.inan . . . J.V. Football 1: Intramural Basketball 1. 2: Exercise t'luh 1: Dance Committee 2. 3. -l EILEEN M. DEXTER 14 Glenwood St, Whitman I.een . . . Unshaved boys . . . Evaporate!' . . . Good job Dance Committees 2. 3, 4a Prom Committee 35 Intra. Basketball 2 i QR Q 27' u.-,,4 44 .gr ,..j-- 'Fei 3. ', , -f'i:fAt ' 2-, X :Q vi V Page 1 VIUHN ii, DIIXTIER I-l Glcflwmmd Sl, Whitman .lohnnx ' . . . llomt-work . . . 'A'I'l1zit's lite. . . . 'l'r.uel JN. lfootlizill 1. Ynrsitx i-'.,0m..ii 2. qi. 4. .i.x'. 141.507 lmgill ll. Iliinvo t'oininittcv 2. Ji. -l. Prom Coiiiinitlec il 'JAMES I3iMl2S'l'li O 163 xVL'fll St. Whitman Tony . . . Girlk Ro- m nt-ex , . l her: yo p.ii'tlon . . . To be ri' .l.X', l-'ootbxill 1: .l,X'. Busc- biill 1, Student Vutiiicil 1. 2: X'urs.ily l-'oolliill 2. Ii: lrinco l'onimittc-Q 2. 3: Plas Prcsiclent Il. -4. Ring tk mittee 31 Scieiire Fair Aide Li. Grgiduzition l'sher 15 CAROL A. DODERO 71 Beal Ave. Whitman 1Jodie . . . t'Whut a :-in! . . , l.B,IXl. Operator lmnve Committee 3. -1 CYNTHIA K. DORCQHESTER 22 Franklin St. Whitman L'yndy . . . Housework . . . Sugar! . . . Nurse Choir 2, 3: Ensemble 2: F.N.A. 2. 3. -1: Pres. -ls Science Fair 3: Dance Com- mittee 2. 3, -1: Prom Com- mittee 3 7 , 1 x i '95- 5-Q' ,-.,...w 'f , . f' f f '!. fi X at Wk-'-'lv Y .-Qu. Q'-'A ' -ahhh Al? ext, 'v'-- !l' I, X .. 1 , mae-f tv, li 'lil' If GLORIA J. DUFFY 80 Milford St. Monponsett Glow . . . School , . . Oh goshil' . . . Comp- tometer Worker Dance Committees' 3, 45 Prom Committee 3 MARTHA DUFORD 581 Temple St. Whitman Marty , . . . Homework . . . Tough situation! . . . Secretary Dance Committee 3, 43 Prom 3 JUDITH A. DUNN 946 Washington St. Whitman Judi . . . Getting, up in the morning . . . Oh, yuh? . . . Teacher Epicurean Club iz Intra. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Chorus 1: Math Club 1, 43 Dance Committee 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Choir 2, Intra. Tennis 3s Golf 4: Science Fair 43 Boston Ballroom 4 JUNE A. DUNN 946 Washington St. Whitman Walking . . . Why'? . . . Nurse Chorus 15 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3: Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Science Fair 3, 45 Intramural Tennis 3: Yearbook 45 Golf 45 Play Committee 4 ff? nw- ummm: N f mana -can up nam 1 fm f 'fair ' sa ...fmm I K if 4 1 riff, f V V Page I8 '25 K 'T EVELYN R. DUQUETTE 122 Franklin St. Whitman Mudduck . . . 54 Pontiac . . . You boob . . . Get out of school Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Grad- uation Usherette 35 Ring Committee 3 BRUCE EMERY 705 Whitman St. Hanson Bruce . . . Flat tires . . . Fast as greased lightningl' . . . Have money J.V. Football 1, J.V. Base- ball 1, Freshman Basket- ball 15 V. Football 2, 4: Exercise Club 1. 2. 3, Sci- ence Fair 3, Dance Com- mittee 2. 3, 4: Prom 3g Entgamural Basketball 1, MARY ANN EMOND 28 Rye Hill St. Whitman Gidget , . . Getting squashed in the halls . . . You're a square peg in a round hole . . . Art Teacher Epicurean Club 1: Chorus 2: Ensemble 2, Dance Com- mittee 2. 3: 4g.Prom 35 Scholastic Award 33 Dra- matic Club 3 GAII. F. EWELL 215 Warren Ave. Whitman Gail'l . . . Wrong tele- phone numbers . . . Oh. nuts! . . . Accountant Chorus 2: Dance Commit- tee 2. 3, 4 OLIVIA D. EZELL 1 Hawthorne St. Hanson Nups . . . One sided love affairs . . . I'm so wise', . . . Social Worker Chorus 1, 2 WILLIAM EZELL l Hawthorne St. Hanson Billy . . . Tough enough? . Armed Forces J.V. Football: Varsity Foot- ball 1 3, 4, J.V. Baseball : Track 1, 2, 3s Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3 NANCY FARLEY High St. Hanson 'Nan . . . Conceited boys . . You'd better believe it. . . . Airline Steward- CSS Majorette 1, 2, 3. 43 Nurses Club 23 Dance Committee 2, 4, Science Fair Aide 3, Basketball 23 Softball 25 Prom Commit- tee 3g Math Club 1, 2 JOHN P. FERNANDEZ 387 Pleasant St. Hanson J.P. . . . Homework . She is looking fine. . Electronics J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 49 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Fresh- man Basketball 13 J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Bas- ketball 4, Dance Commit- tee 2, 3, 41 Prom Commit- tee 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Epicurean Club 15 Gradua- tion Usher 3 buf 1- and , ...fi ,mov MARGARET FLANAGAN 150 Washington St. Whitman Marg . . . Teachers . . . For the love of Pete. . . . Hairdresser Chorus 13 Dance Commit- tee 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3 GARY E. FLOOD 95 Charles St, Whitman Getting up in the morning . . . Service Dance Committee 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 MARK J. FLOYD, JR. 97 Maquan St. Hanson Joe . . . Tests . . . Let's get this show on the road. . . . Pilot Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 RICHARD A. FOUNTAIN 357 Franklin St. Whitman Dick . . . School . College Science Fair 4 Page I9 I .gt A - 'f avwk' , . -.naar 'J 'Q l '3- N! Nir- .W 1 . ' 1 ,Ml -vu ga' 1 , .15 v 4, ,wg It, f at ,fe f '1.A21,'fQ?i7,.:: Aff-it fi- .ni X - X aff 11' T six 24 ' fl A lv X Q, .i a .1 1 , U .-fi. ..- la I .pf '35 1 GEORGE ERATUS 751 Whitman SL. Hanson, Mass. GU . . . Com'cnlrnlion . . What do you lliink'. ' . 'l'Clll'llL'l' IV. I-'oolhzill 1: Foollmll 2. S -1' IX. Bnxkclbull 2: J,V. nsclxgill 1: 'l'rm'k li. -1: li Exercise Club 1. 2. 25. -11 llanncc Comm. 2. Il. -1 C AROL L- GALLIMORE T81 Washington St. Whitman -Aon. mx uoslif' '... Protlv on-1 rn Nr -xx' L' .-14 . . , lion- tzil 'T0l'hl'llL'lilll DAVID Cf. GILL 188 Soulh SI. Hanson Gillman . . , Secretaries . . . ls that ao? . . . Busiiif.-ss Chorus 1: Imncc Commit- tee 2. 3. -1: .I.X'. Bzisclmll 11 Bus. Ed. Yrhk. -1 CHARLOTTE L. GOODWIN 21 Rock St. Whitman Char char' '... Teachers Good Lord, George . Nurse Chorus 1: Di-zimntic Club 21: Dance Committee 2. 4 .. ww, xii., 4 0 ,Z .1g.?f. -ew, 391,35 :ff 1' 421. ,N , 9 1 Page 75' ? 'wil' J if ,-of STANLEY Cf. GORI-IAM 183 Main St. Hanson Ninn . . . I-'lunk Slips linncl 1. 2. llzincc Commit- lcc 2. ZS. 4: Prom Commit- lcc IZ, Epicurcun Club 11 'wriciicc l-'nil' Ji RUSSELL GREENE 36 Park Avo. Whitman. Mass, 'ASL',l5hlll'L'H . . .lohn Kul- luy . . , WhziL4inc worry? , . . Pro:-icicnl ul' thc Moon Lrilin Cl. 1. E p i 1- u r c ci n Cl. 1: l1,um'L- Comm. 2. 4: Sri, Full' CS: Projcvlionisl 4 JOSEPH P. GRISPI 106 Pleasant St. Whitman 'Bloc' '... People who drixc las' . 1'ii.nx what you think. . . . Machinist MEREDITH bl. GROVER 249 High St. Hanson Alarm . . . ionceilcd boys , . . Youll better holiero il . . . Nurse lntra. Bfaskclhull 1. 2. 11. -l. .I.Y. Basketball 1. 2. 3: TL-nnib 2. ZS. Illzilh Club 1. 2. 3: Choir 1. 2 :Dance Committee 2. 3. -1. Prom Committee 3: D r .1 m a t i c Club Ii: Sviciicu Fair -'liriv 1. 2: RN..-X. -1 DAVID C. HALL Main St. Hanson Farmer,' . . . City punks . . . Don,t get shook . . . Farmer J.V. Football 1, 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Track 3: Science Fair 35 Dance Com- mittee 2, 33 Boy's State 3 ROBERT J, HAMMOND 151 Pine St. Whitman Ham . . . Review work . . . It's all in life. State Police Dance Committee 2: As- sistant Janitor 2, 3, 4 ELLEN G. HANSON 43 Crooker Pl. Hanson LU . . . Easy teachers Dag-nab-bitf' . . . Secre- tary Golf 4 VINCENT S. HARRIMAN Hanson 'X'int . . . Football ral- lies . . . Electrical tech- nician Cross Country 3, -1 r 'X 5 it . Juv X ,:'l'V' 5' in Q dn 'if ' di-n-1' . if Q RICHARD HARRIS 22 Belmont St. Whitman Skip' '... Homework . . . You,re nuts. . . . Accountant Math Club 13 Band 43 Dance Committee 2 DIANA E. HART 396 Essex St. Whitman Div . . . Snobs . . . Okay Fansln . . . Be Happy Epicurean Club 1: Intra- mural Basketball 1. 2, 3: Scholastic Awards 2, 3: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Ring Committee 3: Honor Guard 35 Honor Society 3, 4g Sec' retary 4g Science Fair Aide 3: Golf 45 Play Com- mittee 4, Yearbook Stat? 4 MARY ANN HAYES 119 Alden St, Whitman Brothers . . . Holy cow!'t . . . Drivers license F.T.A. 1: Epicurean Club 1: Chorus 1, Choir 25 En- semble 2z Dramatic Club 3: Dance Committee 2. 3,41 Honor Society 35 Class Day Usherette 33 Graduation Usherette 35 Class Secre- tary 3.45 Prom Committee 35 Science Fair Aide 3 JANET A HENEY 127 Carleton St. Whitman Heney . . . little bug . . . You,re a clown . . . get rich quick Student Council 25 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Intra. Bas- ketball 2: Softball 1, 2, 3. 4z Boston Ballroom 33 F.N.A. 2 Page 21 55 vpni WJ, if iv-19' l .I ' 1 s s Q41 2 ix '7' 3.6 nw 'F-af Q 11 xv-H. ,X K9 if' l1 'f wus, .,. wx,- . 1 . Y 'Q 'Qs MQ aww .ZF JANICE L, HICKEY 38 Forest St. Whitman Jan , . . Homework . . For cry'n out loud . own my own shop Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: Science Fair Aide 3: Dramatic Club 3: Dance Committee 2. 3: Prom Com- mittee 3 EDXVARD C. HICKS 807 Main St. Hanson Ed . . , My car . . You best believe it . Marines Dance Committee 2. 3, 4 DONNA L. HILL 67 Dover St. Whitman H Don . Gossipers . . . You better believe it N,-1 4' ' fx fc: or . wud' . . . Marriage 5 af 1 W1-..,a.,? Dance Committee 3. 4: J Prom Committee 3 ERNEST H HOKANSON 457 Indian Head St. Hanson 'Hokey . . . Cold Weather ...Navy Choir 1. 2: Dance Commit- 'ff '1 H.,-.- f i tee 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4 Page 22 BETSEY S. HORTON 45 Liberty St. Hanson Bad manners . . . Them's the breaks . . . Nurse Intra. Basketball 1, 2: Golf 4: Dance Comm. 2, 3. 4: Prom Comm. 3: Science Fair 3, 4. Medal 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2: Ensemble 2: Class Day Comm. 3: Class Day Usherette 3: Epicurean Club 1: Math Club 2: F.N.A. 2. 4: Dramatic Club 3: Class Play 4: Yrbk. 4: Student Council Alternate 2 ALVAH K. HOWE 14 Lantz Ave. Whitman Al . . . Undependable people . , . Obviously . . . Math Teacher Band 1, 2, 3. 4: N. E. Band 2. 3: Honor Society 3.' 4: Math Club 2. 3. 4. Execu- tive Board 2. Treas. 3, Pres, 4: Epicurean Club 1: Tennis 3: Grad. Honor Guard 3: Dance Comm. 3, 4: Science Fair 2. 3, 4, Medal 2. 3: Class Play 4: Yrbk, 4: Projectionist 4: Spellman Essay 3: Boston Ballroom 3. 4 CAROL A. HOWE 316 Raynor Ave. Whitman School . . . Oh, Brother. . . . Secretary Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 MARIE F. HOWLAND 396 Elm St. Hanson Homework . . . I can't do that . . . to travel! Chorus 1, 2: Choir 3: Math Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 3: I-'.N.A. 2, 3, 4. Sec. 2. 3, 4: Dance Com. 2. 3. 4: Prom Com. 3: Intra. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Epicurean Club 1: Science Fair 3. 4, Prize Winner 3: Golf 4 LAURA J. HUBBARD 325 Plymouth St. Whitman Laurie . . . Homework . . . This is ridiculous! . . . Happiness Bristol High School 1: J.V. Softball Stu. Coun. 1: J.V. Bas etball 1: Whit- man High 2. 3. 4: Band 2. 3. 4: Science Fair 3: Medal 3: Dance Comm. 4: Year- book 4: S.E.M.S.B.A. 4 ELEANOR M. JOHNSON 22 Simmons Ave. Whitman E.J. . . . Mrs. Leach . . . Where are we going tonight? . . . WAF Dance Committee 2. 3 ROGER A. JOHNSON 334 Washington St. Whitman Reg . . . Slow drivers . . . Is that right? . . . Minister J.V. Basketball 1. 2: V. Basketball 3: J.V. Football 1: J.V. Baseball 2: Exer- cise Club 1. 2: Chorus 1: Dance Comm. 2, 3. 4: Prom Comm. 3 SUSAN M. JOHNSON 548 Harvard St. Whitman Suzy . . . Arithmetic . . . Don't worry about it. . . . Secretary Dance Committee 2. 3: Prom Committee 3 X. bffs' X in J ae- 43 Q.. ,N 75' , as .i , . ff , .. X 5, ,5 1- 'f-vw 404 x f i f s 5 - 4 'VK JANICE L. JOSSELYN 116 Raynor Ave. Whitman Jan . . . Being an only child . . . Oh Sugar . . . Teacher Epicurean Club 1: F.T.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Sec. 3. 4: Math Club 2, 3, 4: VP. 4: Chorus 2: Band 1.2. 3: S.E.M.S.B.A. 2. 3: Stu. Coun. Alt. 4: Intra. Bskbl, 3: Golf 4: Dance Comm. 2.3.4: Prom Comm. 3: Dram. Club 3: Sci. Fair Aide 2: Fair 4: Hon. Soc. 3. 4: Boston Ball- room 3 JOHN KELLY 50 Franklin St. Hanson Jack . . . Seashore . . Teacher Weymouth High 1. 2, 3: Whitman-Hanson 4: Sci- ence Club 2: Radio Club 3: Lab Assistant 3: Dance Committee 4 LINDA R. KEY 357 E. Washington St. Hanson Lin . . . Deadlines . . . Oh, great! . . . College Epicvvrean Club 1: Chorus 1: Choir 2: Ensemble 3: Intra. Tennis 3: Honor Guard at Graduation 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Year- book 4 ARTHUR R. LANDRY 145 Pleasant St. Whitman Billy . . . Talk like that! . . . Omcer in the National Guard Page 23 ada My ' 4 1 Q3 J, , 4 . Yu at as '-was 1 K, if -fu 4 , 5 ' 405 JI f gs. xgw Ni ..:-55 gifts 'fu-fl... 1.1 vig? If- . iw-E592-1.-A . tt'f1'??:T -' . X 45 ' 6. QF' 3 if '1 '.ffi:? 5E5:iT'3'1? . ,,.--Q. 4 .git ... - 2 3' U A ' m t. f. . .-ing-,ll...,,j,U - V . ,Ji t V. -uw If is--adv' PHILIP A. La-VIGNE 172 Main St. Hanson Phil,' . . . Driver Train- ing . . . Sugar . . . B a s e b all 2, 35 Football Mgr. 3: Cross Country 1: Stu. Coun. 3: Epicurean Club 1 GEORGINA LEACH 62 Brigham St. Whitman 1-Georgeu . . . Oral Re- ports ..,' :Hey wou guys! . . , Nurse Dance Committee 2. 3. -1: Prom Committee 3: Golf -l: Future Nurses Club 4 PHILIP LEACI-I 500 Washington St. Whitman Phil . . . School . . . Who said so? . . . Mua sician Band 1, 2. 3. -la S.E.Nl.S.- B.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: New Eng- land Band 1. 2. 3. 4: All- State Band 2. 33 G.B.Y.S.0. LOUISE H. LcCfLAIR 74 Franklin St. Whitman 'Lou . . . Being inter rupted while talking . . I.B.M. School Dance Committee 2. 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 441 QI:-n----fy wg, A -ilk 1 ti I . ...Qt Page 24 SALLY A. LEITCH 262 Bedford St. Whitman Leitchie . . . Sticky gas pedals . . . That's cool . . . Hairdresser Chorus 1, 2: Intra. Bskbl. 2: Dance Committee 2, 3, 44 Prom Committee 35 Boston Ballroom 3 STEPHEN H. LELITO 1443 Main St. Hanson Steve . . . Pilot James Barry R o b i n s o n High School 1, 2': Whitman- Hanson 3. 4: Dance Com- mittee 1. 2: Football 1, 2: Prom Committee 3 SANDRA A. LEXVIS 32 Elm Place Whitman Sandy , . . . Dolly Taylor living so tar away . . . 'I thought I'ci pass outl' , . . Secretary Chorus 1: Choir 2: Ensem- ble 2: Drnmzitic Club 3: Dance Committee 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Intra. Basketball 1. 2. -l: Mgr. -1 KAREN M. LITTLEFIELD 69 Carlton St. Whitman Kay . . . Homework . , Oh heavens! . . . l.B.Nl. Operator Dance Committee 2. 3. 4, Prom Committee 3 GORDON K. LLOY D 324 Auburn St. Whitman Rick . . . Going steady . . . You know. , , , Wealthy businessman Dance Committee 2, 3. 4: Boston Ballroom 3. 4: Ring Committee 3: Science Fair Aide 3 CYNTHIA H. LUNEBERG 47 Cherry St. Whitman Cyn . . . Washing dishes . . . Natch . . . Teacher Band 14 Epicurean Club 13 T A 1 ce . , . , 2. 3. 45 Scien Fair Aide 21 Choir 2. 35 Ensemble 2: Math Club 2. 3, 43 Dance Com. 2. 3. 49 Dramatic Club 3: Science Fair 44 Spellman Essay 3, Winner 3: Golf 4: Intra. Basketball 4 MAUREEN A- LYNCH 165 Beaulah St. Whitman 'tMau . , . Pincurls . l'm only joking. . Secretary Chorus 1. 2: Dance Com mittee 2. 3. 4: l-lonor So ciety 3. 4 NORMAN MACLELLAN 223 High St. Hanson f'SClU9Qj . . . XX'hy won't ll S-07 . . . '32 Ford Tennis 3: Dance Commit- tee 2 MARY B. MARBLE ' 754 Plymouth St. Whitman Busy People . 4 . Good gosh! . . . Nurse Choir 1, 25 Epicurean Club 1: Dance Committee 2. 3. 45 Math Club 2,3,4:F.N.A. 2, 3. 4: Science Fair 3: Dramatic Club 34 lntra. Basketball 2, 3. 43 Science Fair Aide 2: Boston Ball- room 3, 45 Prom Queen 3 PETER B. MARCHETTI 54 Warren Ave. Whitman Pete . . . Homework . . . Abba, dabba . . . Beatnik Freshman Football 13 Var- sity Football 2: J.V. Bas- ketball 1. 25 Student Coun- cil 1. 25 Science Fair 3: Dance Committee 2, 3 kin Jn.. ins., Q89 IAMES P. MARTIN 31 Myrtle St. Whitman Jim . . . Flicking ashes on car Hoor . . , Use the ashtray. . . . Electrician LV. Football 1. 2: Dance Committee 2 IUDITHC MCGUIRE Whitman Judi Homework Oh brothel' Book- keeper Dance Committee 2 3. 4: Prom Committee 3 Stu- dent Council Alternate 2: Science I-an Aide 3 .A .2 ,, ff'-:Q Q fi 933 Bedford St. nt. x . . .1 . Page 25 1 Q' , vi , 5 3? ,Gai X 4. , ff if Q,fa::g::'spf.4tgws 6 q',. . 15.-LS.. tie, 'P' 3 by f 4: . ,Q , 1 AJ? in V257 I nlw-M 2. e.. 43? v-3-:Q .Z ,ser .1 fx 4 . ,ff 5: A ' ' 1' RICHARD MclLVENE 258 Auburn St. Whitman Dick . , Going to school . . . Millionaire Band 1. 2: Dance Commit- tee 2 NANCY MCKENNA 24 Ellis Ave. Whit man NIillie. Jr. . . . Getting up in thc morning . . . 'l'll he dipped . . . Beat- nik lntra. Bskthl. 2. 3. 4: l4'.T A 1. 2. Ii. -la Epicurean Cluh 1: Math Club 2. 3: Dance Comm. 2. il. 4: Stu. lutlllll. Alt. 2. fi: Bsktbl. 3. -lx Grail. Comm. 3: Class Din l'sht-rettc Zig Grad. Honor Guard 31 llonor So- cictx' Il. -lx Tennis 3. 4: Cheerlcaicler Zi. -lg Bos. Ball- room Zig Science Fair Aide 3 BONNIE L. INRNAMARA 1-ll W. Washim.1ton St. Hanson Mr. l'ullin:ine . . . You're ai pt-sich. . . . Mzirririge lntramurxil liziskctball 1. 2. Ii. -L Dainvc Committee 2. Ji. -l: Chorus 1. 2. Year' hook 4: Coll' 4. Science l .iir Aide Il. JN. Basket- h.ill 1. 2. Varsity Basket- t AROL McPATE 6 Arthur St. Whitman B B. . . , 'workiniz . , . What zi cluckf' , . . Model Quincy Jr. lliilh 1. 2: l'hecrleziclcr 1: V. Pres. 1: Dance Committee 1. 24 Whitman-H.inson Reuional ll.S.. Dance Committee 3 i Q -X in-'M i Hn?m.? W 42 is . if fl Page 26 PAMELA MCRAE 15 Walnut St. Whitman Pam . . . Monday morn- ing . . . That's debatable . . . Success Manchester Central High 15 Pinkerton Academy 2: Math Club 3: Dance Com- mittee 2. 3. 43 Class Day Committee 3: Class Day Csherette 35 Nurses CIub4 ALAN H. MOLIN 430 Washington St. Whitman Al . . . French . . . Cool Play . Civil Engineer Dance Committee 3g Ten' his 3 KAREN A. MORGAN 246 School St. Whitman Kay . . . Homework . . . l don't get it. . . . Suc- C055 Dance Committee 2. 3. 4 ROBERT W. MORGAN 66 Forest St. Whitman Bob . .. , School . . . What's new? . . . Work P ,gi : SARA E. MORGAN 117 Warren Ave. Whitman Sal'ie' '... Being Early . . . Oh, definitely . ... Teacher Chorus 1, 2: Dance Com- mittee 2. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 15 D r a m a tic Club 3 DAVID P. MORSE 63 Robert Ave. Whitman Dave . . . Girls . Make Money Cross Country 1: J.V. Bas- ketball 2, 3: V. Football 3: Dance Committee 2. 3: Ex- ercise Club' 2. 3: Band 1. 2: Chorus 1.2 WILLIAM W. MORTENSON 161 High st. Hanson Marty . . . Homework . . : Gee whiz . . . Draftsman Dance Committee 2. 3. -4: Class Day Usher 3: Grad- uation Usher 3 DENNIS J. MURPHY 100 Glen St. Whitman Murph . . . A Certain Redhead . . . Shut your fat mouth . . . College Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Math ClLlb 1. 2: J.V. Football 1: Dance Com. 2. 3. 4: Spellman Essay Contest 3: Boston Ballroom 3: Science Fair 3: District Science Fair 3: Tennis 3: Class Play 4 A . . A-.-' ly P '-E .. 4a,i Alfie 41-fs . --1-MBU' W4 Nzm SANDRA J. NELSON 87 Stetson St. Whitman Sandy . . . US. Navy . . . What have you got to eat? . . . Marriage Dance Committee 2. 3 JUDY N- NICKERSON 111 Webster St. Whitman Jude . . . Band . . 'tHeavens . . . Nurse Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Chorus 2: Dance Committee 2. 3. 4: Future Nurses of America 3 TRUDY A. NICKERSON 111 Webster St. Whitman Tru . . . Being A Twin . . . Oh, my goodness Secretary Band 1, 2, 3: Chorus 2: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 LESLIE A. NUTTER 705 Main St. Hanson I,es '. . . Being Late . . Thanks a bunch! . . Travel Class Sec, 2: Epicurean Club 1: Intra. Bsktbl. 1. 2, 3. 4. J.V. Bsktbl. 1: V. Bsktbl. 2: 3. 4: Softball 1. 2: lntra. Tennis 3: Goll' 4: Sci. Fair 3. 4: Aide 2: F.T.A. 1. 2: Math Club 2. 3: Dram. Club 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2: Hon. Soc. 3. 4. V.P. 4: Subst. Cheerleader -1: Grad. Class Day Comm. 3: Class Day llsherette 3: Dance Comm. 2. 3.4: Prom Comm. 3: Yr. Bk. 4: Bos- ton Ballroom 3. 4 Page 27 'Lf ,-V1 gf! ' If' ir -4' - 4 ,Q . li, 'gr li! 3 2 l I' hlluig .Fig is N-45' 1'-'fir fd -Agri 5' 'bf KAROI, PARKER 69 Chestnut St, Whitman l'.ii'ks' '.., Si:-.ter . 'Ni xxh.il's ncxx .-Xiilinc Sit-xx.ii'cit-ss Win. Inli'.imnr.il Baskt-lIi.ill 1. 2. l'Iioii 1. 12. Ibaiirt- t'ommit- tee LZ 11 ,IUHN ,l. Piiitiniaii 791 ima sz ,it ,fill Hanson 'il 'lliihn Jax , .lust Wait s A Sermind. l'll Ht' 'I'li1-ru if , ' Yes. I know , . , Get Alu-.ul it .I X Basketball l. 2. Dance tliininittet- 2. .L Intramur- .il Baske.-th.ill 1. 2. Li. Ext-if sn , wise fllllll 1. 2 li ,'E-'kwa' Z, .. XJ I , . BRENDA M. PERRY 'S 150 Beaulali St. Whitman 1' 'W 'qu-rfgf Rock Sr Roll . . . Uh. Sugar . . . Hairdresser Dance Committee 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 15. Golf 4 t Wy I tl tHR1sToPHi2R J, PITTIERSON 23 Laful St, Whitman 'J Htlliriv' , . Girls in Gen' .s cial , , , Such is life . 'hi' Stiu-ess Intramural Basketball 1. 2. I.llI1l'I1I'OtllTl 1. 2. Ilance Committee 2. 3. 4. Band 1. Chorus 2: Scieiice Fair 2. Boston Ballroom Zi. Class Play -I gr'-KWH' Paqe 28 .NPD- If? X f-15 as A 3 PATRILIA A. PIAZZI Whitman Pizza . . . Gossiping Peo- ple . . . t'IIey. babes . . . Siicvess Ami Happiness Intrzimiiral Basketball 1. 2: Ilancc t'iiinmittee 2. ll, -la Honor Souietx Zi. 4. Grad- uation Honor Guard Zi X 22 RUTH A. Pirate l65 VVest St. Whitman Ruthie , . . Sister . . . What did xou sax', ' Uffice Girl I la nve Com mittee 15 PATRICIA A. PINA 382 Pleasant St. Hanson Patty ' . . . Two-I-'aced People , . . Big deal . . . Graduate Softball 1: Dance Commit- tee 2. 3. -I .QR Q Q GEORGE M. PORTER 341 E. Washington St. Hanson Steak . . , Homework . . , I don't I-mow . . . Fruit Grower JN. Football 1: V. Foote ball 2. 3. 4: JN. Baseball 1. 3: V. Baseball 2: Intra- mural Basketball 2. 3: Ex- ercise Club 1. 2. 3: Dance Committee 3 DELLEYNE A- POWER 108 Stetson St. Whitman Delly . . . My sister . . . h' don't vou think he's 0 . . a doll? . . . Model Chorus 1. 2: Dance Com- mittee 2, 3 C. ROBERT PRATT 15 Kendrick St. Whitman Bud . . . Teacher's stale jokes . . . Shut up. you're not my wife . . . Archi- tectural Engineer Fresh. Football lg J.V. Football 2: Baseball 2, 3. 43 Football 45 Honor Society 3, 4g Class Play Comm. 4: Honor Guard 33 Yearbook 45 Intra. Basketball 2, 3. 4: Class Play 4 KATHLEEN F. PUBLICOVER 97 Sportsrnen's Trail Whitman Kathy . . . Well I'll be dipped! . . . Beautician Quincy High School 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketballg Tri-Hi-Y ERIC F. RAYMENT 21 Whiting Ave, Whitman Rick'l . . . Seashore . . . And whose little girl are you? . . . To see the, world Cross Country 1, 2: Ten- nis 3s Dance Committee .2 3, 4 md' QW' f- BARBARA L. REED 29 Broad St. Q ' ,pw-aim.. Whitman ,ave Barb', . . . Boys that are going steady . . . What else did you get for.Christ- mas? . . . Hairdresser A, Intramural Basketball 1, 2: RW' Dance Committee 2, 3. Qi I . NANCY W. REED 1152 z .Qc ,l QS. .v X ii 4 A' no A li, qw., ,I . 514 Main St. - Hanson Calamity . . , Thick Boys . , , Have you done your English . . . Be a millionaire ,fini E 2 Ensemble 1, 2: Choir 1. 2: Dance Committees 2, 3. 45 Dramatic Club 3 FRANCIS S. RHODES 650 Whitman St. if Hanson Dusty . , . Homework Y D , . . Cha, Cha. Cha. , . . State Police I, Boston Ballroom Alt. -l VD ,. Vg, D ' , J' n , ' A 'Qs 'DS NORMA B. ROGERS riffs 25 Cottage St, Whitman 1. To --my t'Norm.' . , , Sarcastic People . . . This is dread- ful! . . . Secretary Dance Committee 2. 3. 4 Prom Committee 3: Chor- f' us l Ahh Page 29 -...NWI 1, 1 as is 'S XWAYNE D. ROSS -355 winter st. Hanson Maximillion G. Farche- roni . . . Girls wearing sack dresses . . . Hey. man ' , , . Athletic Di- rector 1 'naw' .1 vw..-milk' Varsity Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Co-Capt. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Base- ball 1. Exercise Club 1. 2. . Epicurean Club 1: Boston Ballroom 3, 4 RICHARD A. RUUSSEAU 319 South Ave. Whitman Rookic' '.,,' 'VVell. t.hat's lite . . . CS. Navy Baseball 2. li. Football 2. 3. -4. Intra. Bsktbl. 3. Prom Committee 3. Dance Committee 2 'fan-4 'em XWAYNE RUDKIN 80 Blake St. Whitman Rud . . . Homework . . . Oh. great . . . See the world Exercise Club 1. Epicurean Club 1. Science Fair 2 ,iovcii J. RUTAUSKAS 25 Charles St. Whitman Joy . . , Diane . . A'Boy! lsn't he a hunk! Stewardess E. Bridgewater High 1. 2 A09' Q 1' I '91 0 is Xa . x wryw- Dance Committee 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3. Bosto Ballroom 3, 4 H Page 30 EDWARD M. SANTOS 715 Monponsett St. Monponsett Eddief' . . , Clicks , . Hi. kid . . . Success J.V. Football 1: Band 1: Class Pres. 2. Cross-Coun- try 2. Track 2. 3 CAROL A. SEVERSE 26 Short St. Hanson When Charlie is late pick- ing me up . . . Oh. great' . . . Music teacher Ensemble 2. Choir 1. 2. Chorus 1. 2. Dance Com- mittee 2. 3. 4. Prom Com- mittee 3 CHARLES P. SEVIGNY 517 King St. W. Hanover Chuck . . . Flunk slips Thayer Academy 1, 2. Whitman-Hanson Reg. High School 3. 4 HELEN A, SHEEHAN 792 Washington St. Whitman Book reports . . . Defi- nitely . . . Bookkeeper Dance Committee 2. 3. 4. Dramatic Club 3. Motto Committee 3 BARBARA J. SHORES 76 High St. Whitman ..Barbie . . . Cntidincss , . . No kidding . . . Medical Secretary Dance Committee 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. Sci- ence Fair 4 BRUCE E. SMITH 62 Joyce Ave. Whitman. Smitty . MN car . Mechanic J.V. Football 1: Intramural Basketball 2: Choir 1, 2: Dance Committee 3 EVA B. SMITH 135 Washington St. Whitman Pork Chop . . . '51 Mer- cury . . . Oh no. not you again! . . . Hairdresser Gloversville High, N.Y. 1: Softball 1: Bowling 1: Vol- leyball 1: Chorus 1: Whit- man-Hanson 2, 3, 4: Chor- us 2s Dance Committees 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3 JOAN D. SMITH 34 Webster St. Whitman Jon . . . Paper route . . . Thanksl' . . . Teacher Epicurean Club 1: F.T.A. 1. 2. 3, 4: V.P. 2, 35 Pres, 4: Math Club 2, 3: Ens- emble 1, 2: Choir 1. 2: Chorus Accompanist 2: Stu. Coun. 2: Intra. Bskbl. 2: Intra. Tennis 3: Golf 4: Dance Comm. 2. 3. 4 Prom Comm. 3: Ring Comm. 3: Grad. Comm. 3: Grad. Ush- erette 3: Dram. Club 3: Dir. 3: Spellman 35 Prize 3: Play Board Essay Comm, 4: Yr. Bk. Lit. Ed. 4: Science Fair 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4 nl ' i e X .5-'Sol . e-we-nw.-anus-Immun-mawmw-f:-. n-- f-s--me--v1,ww-n Q- 'N-wav N-J' Page C AROI. I' SNOXX' 94 West St. Whitman Chem. K Physics , . . Oh, Boy , . . Statistician Choir 1. 2: Ensemble 1. 2. 3: S.E.M.S.B,A. 2: Math Club 2. Zi: Golf -4: Epicu- rean Club 1. Dram. Club 3: Dance Comm. 2. 3. 4: Prom. Comm. 3: Grad. Usherette 3: Yrbk. 4: Class Play 4: Class Play Comm. 4: Stu: Coun. Alt. 3: Sci- ence Fair Aide 2 -IOI-IN H. STEELE, VIR.- 37 Churchill Ave. Whitman Jack . . . Cornplainint! . . . lts a panic. . . . Machine shop Math Club 1: Dance Com- mittee 2 JANET E- STEVENS 44 Simmons Ave. Whitman Jan . . . Spiders . What can I do? . LVN. work Chorus 2: Choir 2: Ensem- ble 2: Intra. Basketball 1. 2: Dance Comm, 2. 3. 4, Prom Comm. 3: Science Fair 3.4: Yearbook 4: Dra- matic Club 3: Math Club 2. 3. 4: F.T.A. 1. 2. 3: Golf 4: Epicurean Club 1: Class Play 4: Class Day Comm. 3: Science I-'air Aide 2 ROBERT D. SULLIVAN 121 Pleasant St, Hanson Sully , . . Pat Davis 8 his car , , . UI didn't do it . . . President J.V. Baseball 1: 2: 3: Var- sity Baseball 4: Freshman Basketball 1: lntra. Basket- ball 2. 3. -1: Cross Country 1. 2: Dance Comm. 2. 3. 4: Prom Comm, 3: .l.V. Foot- ball 2: Epicurean Club 1: Track 1: Science Fair 3. 4: 31 Q ' 43 r I F XA '4 f V t , , C A 5 'i t., ..f..1,..: ,, ,R 4? lg I C 2 ,ST 55 'WF Q , 9' 45,744 'Iii ff wg t 3 :,. -ay A. la . ,aa 1, A A V .3 V LINDA A. SWENSON 559 Maquan St. Hanson Lin . . . Blushing . . 5 Where's Bruce? . . Nurse Honor Society 3. 4: Class V.P. 2. 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3. 4: lntra. Bsktbl. 1. 2. 3. 4: J.V. Bsktbl. 1: V. Bsktbl. 2. 3. 4: Capt. 4: Majorette 1. 2. 3, 4: Yr. Bk. 4: Good Gov't. Day Rep. 4: Sci. Fair 3. 4: Aide 2: Dance Comm. 2. 3. 4: Prom Comm. 3: Math Club 2. 3: Dram. Club 3: V.P. 3: Grad. Class Day Comm. 3: Grad. Class Day Usherette 3: Epicu- rean Club 1 CHARLOTTE L. TAYLOR h 22 Lazel St. 95X Whitman Dolly . . . Interruptions . . . 'I almost had a fit! . . . Beautician s-7 Dance Committees 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: lntra- mural Basketball 2. 3 Juomi A, momvsow 71 Belmont St. Whitman Sunshine . . . Hemi.: called Judith . . . Duh. . . . Airline Stewardess Dance Committees 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2: Ensemble 2 BRUCE D. TIRRELL 47 Beulah St. 5 ' 2 ,, j Q Whitman ' 'L B.T. . . . Girls without money . . . There it is 'Q fi 4 W fans . . . Civil engineer - f Fresh. Bsktbl. 1: Fresh. Football 1: J.V. Bsktbl. 1: J.V. Football 1: Bsktbl. 2. 3. 4: Football 2. 3. 4: Ex- ercise Club 1. 2. 3: Class Treas. 2. 3. 4: Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4: Intra. Bsktbl. 2. 3. 4: Grad. Csher 3 JOYCE A. TOWNE 420 Cross St. Hanson Joy . . . Homework . . . Heck no . . . Marriage Dance Committee 2. 3. 4: Softball 3 ELIZABETH J. UNICK 124 Milford St. Monponsett Betty . . . Homework . . . Big deal . . . Secre- tary Dance Committee 2. 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Chorus 1. 2 f NE-li: 'W .fl , fg-Y? ' ' ': ' Y i XVILLIAM R. 'h x THOMPSON H' ' A HELEN L. I 93 Main si. WASSMOUTH I, A is I-13115011 424 W3ShlDgtOH St. ' ' ' Bill , . . Six am .... Whitman 'tGotta pencil? . . . Dot'- A . mf -'Heli . . . Eating. in the 0' - . Cross-Cmintrv 1. Trzlck glilr. mormng ' ' ' Marriage ' ' f 1: J.V. Baseball 2. '. ase- . . , ' ball 3. 4. Football Mflr. zs. fzluba 14. gigs' 4: I-Ipictlreiin Club 1: Pres. Vommnwe 1' ' ' , 1. llonor Society 3- 41 Grad- ' ' uaition Csher 3. Dance Tr' Comm 2. fl. 4: Prom 5 X Comm. 3 if ,.. f .ssc Page SANDRA L. WIER 188 Alden St. Whitman San . . . School . . . Tough luck . Nurse Dance Committees 2, 3 SANDRA R. WILBUR 45 Blake St. Whitman Sand . . . That's cute . . . Hair Dresser Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 33 Intra. Basketball 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3 N! '35 ,sd SUE E. WILLIS 251 South Ave. Whitman Sue . . . Boys from Brockton . . . Forget it. . . . Commercial Artist Dance Committees 2, 3. 4' Softball 3: Driver Educa- tion 43 Golf 43 Student Good Gov't. Day 4 JOAN E. YETSOOK 871 Main St. Hanson Joanie . . . Oh,' Good! . . . Boys . . . Success and Marriage Hon Soc. 3, 43 Treas. 43 Hon. Guard 33 Stu. Coun. 3, 43 Hon. Men. Wom. Cl. 45 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Yrbk. 43 Prom Comm. 33 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4.3 Sci, Fair Aid 33 Var. Softbl. 1, 23 Int. Bsbl. 1, 2, 3 Golf 4 BARBARA ZELLER 866 Washington St. Whitman Barb . . . Bruce's car . . . Pretty poor . . Medical Secretary Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Co- Capt. 43 Epicurean Club 13 Intra. Bsktbl. 1, 2, 33 Intra. Tennis 33 Math Club 2, 33 Dram. 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' ' . - ' ?'. lc ,f hm ', j ,Y-' X ',xM I-j.'...f, 3-!'lj4,,-:,,i-6,1 1-. ,- , 'L ' - 'Q' 1 ,yu i - -'W , 1 ty ,,?xM','gf. fgf ' 'HW Q 1 X . v ,,1Q'qf ' 'fi 'V' F x ' N ,' ,xg Page 35 CM52 W MT W Will we ever forget. our first day in Whitman High School? Early in September of 1956 we walked apprehensively through the doors anxiously hoping for the best but secretly expecting the worst. Barb Zeller and Muriel Corliss led our Freshman Class as we cheered for Wayne Ross, our only repre- sentative on the varsity football team at our first foot- ball rally. Though our feeble cheers were barely heard above the din, no one could mistake the sound of the bass drum as played by Chuck Chamberlain. Many eager Freshmen joined Mrs. Hobby's Epi- curean Club at which they heard interesting talks on ancient civilizations and her beloved camel, Pepsi-Cola. After enjoying a summer vacation we returned and elected our Sophomore officers: President, Edward San- tos, Vice-President, Linda Swenson, Treasurer, Bruce Tirrellg and Secretary, Leslie Nutter. Mrs. Lapworth :md Mr. Bailey kindly consented to act as our class advisors. The next spring we eagerly began to plan for April in Bloom, our first dance. Much to our surprise April in Bloom was coincidental with a late blizzard, and on that dreamy evening the gentle spring zephyrs dumped six inches of wet snow. However, it was very successful and everyone enjoyed himself to the utmost. Glad to be out of school for the summer, we were even happier to return - at least some of us. Our football team, including numerous Juniors, enjoyed an undefeated season and they were proclaimed Champs of the Southeastern Conference. The results of our fall election showed james Di- Mestico as Presidentg Linda Swenson, Vice-Presidentg Bruce Tirrell, Treasurerg and Mary-Anne Hayes, Sec- retary. They were to lead our class throughout the junior year. Soon after the football season ended we staged our junior dance entitled Honolulu Holiday. Financially it was one of the biggest successes the school ever ex- perienced. lt was supervised by our advisors, Mrs. Lap- worth and Mr. Bailey. The basketball team supported by Ray Agius, Bruce Tirrell and Waj'ne Ross also enjoyed a success- ful season. my As April rolled around we began to prepare our Spellman Essays , many of us stayed up into the wee hours of the morning desperately trying to meet the deadline. joan Smith and Cynthia Lunenburg copped two of the three prizes. In the spring a great honor was bestowed on many of our Junior classmates as they were inducted into theiNational Honor Society. For many months we had been anticipating out junior Prom. On that balmy evening in May we en- joyed ourselves in a beautifully decorated gym under the reign of Queen Mary Marble. As we left school in june we were proud to be officially Seniors. When we returned the next autumn we elected our officers right away. They were James DiMestic0, President, Linda Swenson, Vice-Ptesidentg Bruce Tirrell, Treasurerg and Mary-Anne Hayes, Secretary, exactly the same as the previous year. After a mediocre start our football team caught fire and did an excellent job for the remainder of the season, ending with only one defeat. Thanksgiving Day was made complete with a thrilling victory over Abing- ton, our arch-rivals. Autumn Leaves, our Senior dance, was enjoyed by all who attended and, like our other dances, was highly successful. As our Good Government Day representative we chose Linda Swenson to represent us at the State House in Boston. Soon afterwards the corridors were covered by campaign posters for a local government - the first of its kind. This election was accompanied by speeches and other political rabble-rousing, highlighted by the brilliant campaign of Robert Pratt whose platform in- cluded free lollipops for potential supporters. Now, as we are once again laden with the bur- dens of the Spellman Essay, the Science Fair, term pa- pers, College Boards and numerous other responsibili- ties, we reflect upon our memories of the happiest four years of our lives and look forward with anticipation toward graduation and its accompanying activities, as well as unlimited horizons. Page 36 CLASS I WBC? fl Happened Lair! igghr JUNE iii, iwo On TV last night in a FERNANDEZ spectacular were the comedy' teal of Sl-IEEHAN and GALLI' MORE .... Yesterday s copy of the New York Times mentioned the success of BRUCE TIRRELL and Company on XVall Street ..., News from Europe brought back by International Press Corre- spondent SANDRA LEXWIS is that BRUCE EMERY has been made president of Eat-More Food Products which does business with BARBARA ZELLERS Food Importers , . . At the opening of the new PORTER Supermarket were checlcpout girls MARGARET AMADO and LlND,!l CADH '..,. XVell-known bowling instructor JAMES DiMESTICO has been taking lessons in golf from pro BETSEY HORTON , . . . Seen the other evening at the Club LITTLE- FIELD were three ol the town's most prosperous men PHILIP LaVIGNIE, RIC HARD ROUSSEAU and ARTHUF LANDRY chatting with investment broker XVILLIAM MORTENSON .... Big game hunter EVELYN DUQUETTE met on her expedition to Africa, Zoologist BRENDA PERRY in search ol the Doclo Bird .,,. Recent winners on a trip to Hawaii were RICHARD CARLSON and JOHN STEELE, where they met NANCY McKENNA, owner of big grass skirt concern ,... Latest best sellers. Study Habits and How to Appreciate School, by' BRENDA BARRY and Nlllllll and I Jol-ces with Facial Expres- sions by LOIS BRODERICK ..t. A new musical written by the celebrated team of NORMA ROGERS and DIANA HART is now on Broadway featuring Soprano CHARLOTTE GOODWIN and baritone JAMES DePASQUA which is being directed by JOSEPH BOLONIS .... State Trooper ROBERT HAMMOND, recently' decorated for bravery, is spending his vacation on DAVID HALIQS Frozen Banana Plantation which is being rennovated for the coming Olympics by Construction tycoon JOHN CON- ROY '.... Top IBM execs CAROL DODERO. ELIZABETH BREEN, GAIL COLBY, and JUDITH BEAUREGARD will fly to Washingtcmn next month to be questioned by Olympic sports correspondent ROBERT MORGAN .... In Rome SUSAN JOHN- SON is competing for the championship title in Chess .,.. MICHAEL BJORNHOLM is trying to better the world with his fly extermination service . , . . Returning from duty in the Arctic are MARK FLOYD, GARY FLOOD, NWILLIAM EZELL1 and EDWARD HICKS, all members of Operation Freez- ingf '.... On a recent trip to Europe JOHN and EILEEN DEXTER met MARIE HOWLAND and Art Collector WILLIAM BARRY in Paris admiring the paintings of TRUDY NICKERSON, CAROL SNOW, and MARY ANN EMOND .... A new Senate com- BY XX .-H. PANTHER mittee for investigation ol Payola has been formed with Senators CHRISTOPHER PETERSON DAVID MORSE, and WALTON COLSON ..., BONNIE MCNAMARA, famous hair stylist, is opening a new salon in Hollywood where she will be assisted by EVA SMITH and MARGARET FLANAGAN . , . DONNA BRADDOCK iust linished Iilming The Glamour Girl in which she plays the title rolc '.., , VINCENT HARRIMAN announced the coming fashions for men at a luncheon recently given in his honor .... ROBERT PRATT, architectural giant, disclosed that his next attempt will be the Bridge on the River Kwai .... PATRICIA PIAZZI is noyy a swimming instructor at the YXVCA ,..., I OAN YETSOOK and JUDITH McGI7lRE are flying to XY'ashington next week to audit the igoy'ernment's books .... SALLY LEITK H, owner ol Ford Motor Company, has as her capable secretaries MAURFEN LYNCH, ELIZABETH UNICK, and LHARLOTTE TAYLOR .... KAROL McPATE and KATHLEEN PUBLICOVER, New York models, will appear on the cover ol a well-known magazine wearing dresses designed by Pariss VIVIAN IHAVES ,,., Admiral ERNEST HOKANSON is retiring lrom duty soon to write the I-Iistory ol the Navy .,.. BEVERLY IAMPBELI. has recently been appointed Dean of Vassar .... NANK Y REED lust bought W'iggly Gum fompany from NANC Y FARLEY , . . JANE AMESBURY will make her debut on educational TV teaching the Chinese language, following JOAN SMITH giving a lecture on the modern developments ol Chemistry .r., In a recent trip to the moon RICHARD HARRIS broke the speed of sound in a new ship designed hy PATRIKK DAVIS and when he landed, to greet him, of all people, was RUSSELL GREENE who is now president ol the moon His Iaithtul scientists and assistants are DAVID CON' XVAY, STANLEY GORHAM, JOHN KELLY, and ERNEST KHENOXVETH .... OLIVER AMADO, BRUCE SMITH, and ROBERT BOXVMAN have opened a garage next to ROBERT SULLIVANS taxi stand ..,.A JUDITH NICKERSON starring in the Broadway hit, Mona , written by Miss ADAMS, took her horn to Basin Street East and was invited to loin PHILIP LEACH in a duet .... Rave notices were given by critics CYNTHIA DORCHESTER, CYNTHIA LUNEBURG, and MURIEL CORLISS after the publication of The BENSON Fashion Journal by MARCHETTI 54 AGIUS Company '... . Among the judges of this years Miss Universe con- test will be GORDON LLOYD,,columni5r, and STEPHEN LELITO, playwright .... The DONNA HILL Bakeries have agreed to stock the products Page 37 of Muriel Dorothea Bakery Company owned by SUSAN BRENNAN .... ALICE CLARK and LESLIE NUTTER, Congresswomen, are being ques- tioned by Customs Official DENNIS MURPHY about trying to smuggle Mexican chihuahuas inside jumping beans across the Mexican border .... SUSAN WILLIS informed me last night that she is now Chief of Police in Boston .... JUDITH THOMP- SON and MEREDITH GROVER have been hired as irornorien managers for Bell Telephone Company , . . . LINDA SWENSON makes her debut next Thursday at Radio City Music Hall with the Rock- etres .... UN Delegates JANET 'STEVENS and ELLEN HANSON visiting Russia took a vacation in summer resort Camp Salt, Siberia .... Chefs JOSEPH GRISPI and FRANCIS RHODES catered at a ban- quet given in honor of Dr. WILLIAM THOMPSON who has just found the cure for broken hearts .... DJ's JOHN PERRIER and JAMES DEVIN are staging a record hop at New York Hippodrome .... JUNE and JUDITH DUNN'S Practical Jokes Kit is enjoying profitable sales throughout the country f.... DELLEYNE POWER, owner of Power's School for Models, and her assistants LINDA CURRIER, LOUISE LeCLAIRE, and GLORIA DUFFY agree that they owe much of the success of the school to the line manicures of MARY-ANNE HAYES and KAREN MORGAN .... WAYNE RUDKIN, owner of a large chain of grocery stores, is opening another branch in the Middle West and has hired NORMAN MACLELLAN and ROGER JOHNSON to do the designing ...ib I ANICE HICKEY told me very excitedly last night about her new job as head tea taster for a well-known tea company '.... RICHARD CHURCHILL has just been signed by the Continental Baseball League for' SIOILOOO .... EDWARD SANTOS has been made supervisor at a famous mattress factory in the testing department .... Posing as the Ricevoy Man in a cigarette commercial written by LINDA KEY was RICHARD FOUNTAIN . . . . Sports announcer RUTH PIERCE is spending her vacation at DUFORD'S Ski Resort where excel- lent sheet ice is reported .... A women's cooking show on Channel 5 highlighted Polynesian foods by LAURA HUBBARD and SARA MORGAN .... The salesmen of the year award has gone to DAVID CASHMAN and RICHARD MCILVENE selling for the WASSMOUTH Ring Company .... Working on a new mathematical formula for an Electronic Brain are CAROL BARKER and JUDITH ARM- STRONG .... Famous for his collection of Abom- inable Snowmen ALVAH HOWE is going to show them at the next meeting of the Womens Club whose president is JANIS CROSSMAN .... Laying the cornerstone for the new BOOTH Pizza Palace was CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN, famed for his lcreation of pies in collaboration with CHARLES SEVIGNY and ERIC RAYMENT .... GEORGINA LEACH has invented a new Always-Write Pencil and is advertising it through the NELSON Advertising Agency f.... RICHARD BAIL, famous lawyer, dis- closed last night that he got his start at the WILLIAM BALONIS Employment Agencies .... Winner of the l970 Songer Sewing Contest was OLIVIA EXELL . . . . GAIL EWELL is a frequent student of JOSSELYN'S School for Radio Broadcasting .... PATRICIA PINA has been offered a fine-paying position as secretary at Dr. JACQUELINE CORLISS'S Nursing School .... The fabulous movie I Was a Teenage Student will premiere at SHORES' Theatre . . . . GEORGE FRATUS has just run the 1-3 mile in l minute 50 seconds ..,. HILDA CORREIA has just invented a New Soft-Touch Typewriter . . . . Recently questioned on a quiz show about Muscle Building were RICHARD BONJOKIAN, RICHARD COY, and WAYNE ROSS by emcee DAVID GILL ........ MARY MARBLE has opened a new dancing studio on Broadway, and is the choreographer in a new musical .... SANDRA WEIR, SANDRA WILBUR, and JOYCE TOWNE have assumed their new duties as Library Assistants at Whitman-Hanson Prep Academy .... Salesgirls JOYCE RUTKAUSKAS and JANET HENEY will be seen on television next week advertising the new product Instant Dates . . . . BARBARA REED, CAROL HOWE, and ELEANOR JOHNSON are on the welcoming com- mittee for greeting ALAN MOLIN on his return Hight from Mars .... CAROL SEVERSE just revealed her new musical masterpiece Across the Iron Curtain' '... . Well, till next month this is W.-H. Panther hop- ing I have more of the latest news for you. Linda Key and Diana Hart An oyster forms a pearl through work on an irritation. Knowledge, through the slight irritation of perseverance and time, can be more beautiful than the pearl. Page 38 C6355 LL N.Ve the Class of 19613, being of sound mind and body and finding the underclassmen lacking our qualif hcations and abilities, do hereby declare on this tenth day of June this to be our last will and testament. To Mr. Johnson we leave the hrst dance in the new high school. To Mr. Lane we leave a record saying, Well, hve hours for youl To our advisors, Mrs. Lapworth, Mr. Bailey, and Mr. Burbank, we leave our appreciation for their assistance throughout our high school years. To Mr. Redgate and Mr. Lee, our yearbook advisors, we leave our thanks for the time and effort that they have put in to make this yearbook a success. To Miss Allen and Mrs. Mullen we leave a telephone to themselves. To Freddie and Pete we leave vacuum cleaners to clean the long corridors of the new high school. To the faculty we leave the task of patrolling the halls. Jimmy DeMestico leaves the duties as President of the Senior Class to future Senior Class Presidents. To the Juniors we leave a floor plan for the new high school. To the Sophomores we leave our view from The Boulevardlu To the Freshmen we leave the seats on the early morn- ing bus. Robert Pratt leaves his busy schedule as Editor-in-Chief of the yearbook to anyone who can stand the headaches. Joan Smith leaves her ambition to Eddie Zaniboni - perk up, Eddie. Eleanor Johnson, Williani Mortenson, Karen Morgan and Brenda Perry leave their hard work on dance committees to lazy underclassmen. Mary Marble and Gordon Lloyd leave their dancing ability to people with two left feet. Jacki Benson leaves the Student Council gavel to next years President. Vincent Harriman leaves his beret and leopard jacket to next year's non-conformist. Page Joan Yetsook, Alice Clark, Nancy Farley and Linda Swenson bequeath their Hag to next year's maiorettes. Judy Armstrong, Ruth Pierce, Joyce Towne, and Laura Hubbard shyly leave to make a success. Diana Hart leaves her Honor Societys Secretary's Notebook to next year's secretary. Donna Braddock leaves the Miss Wfhitman-Hanson title to a pretty Junior girl. Charles Chamberlain leaves Mr. Rodick confused, as usual. Muriel Corliss and Barbara Zeller leave the headaches of choosing uniforms to the Junior cheerleader. Jane Amesbury, Nancy McKenna, and Sue Brennan leave a quiet Biology room to Mr. Chiros. Vivian Chaves and Roger Johnson leave their good grooming habits to Karen Nutter and Dickie Searles. Sally Leitch and Louise LeClair, Oliver Amado and Bobby Sullivan leave their hotrodding to Mary Ellen Mahoney. Janice Hickey leaves her make-up slips to her sister, Anne. Olivia Ezell leaves her jive techniques to the Tavarus' girls. June and Judy Dunn leave their unlike looks to the MacGregor twins - we'll tell you apart yet, twins. Beverly Campbell, Linda Cady, Eileen Dexter and Karen Littleheld leave the Driver-Ed. car without any dents. David Hall, Nancy Reed, George Fratus and Charlotte Goodwin leave their friendly ways to underclassmen - use them wisely. Louis Booth leaves his trips to Jimmy Donovan. Way'ne Ross and John Fernandez leave their duties as football co-captains to Jeff Ross and Brian Bereika. Susan Johnson and Ellen Hanson leave their books to reading fans. 39 Joyce Rutkauskus, Michael Bjornholm, Richard Bon- iokian, and Jimmy DePasqua leave their easy to spell names to the teachers. Janice Josselyn leaves her red hair to Sue Merriam. Dick Bail and Bill Thompson leave their brains to those who need them. Billy Ezell, David Morse, Richard Coy and Francis Rhodes leave their cheerful dispositions to those who receive Hunk slips. Margaret Amado and Eddie Santos leave to cha-cha on more television shows. Alvah Howe leaves speaking French fluently. Brenda Barry, Alan Molin, Wz1y'ne Rudkin, Dave Cashman, and Joseph Grispi leave the grocery store onions in tears. Philip Leach leaves his jolly laughter to Santa Claus. Marie Howland leaves in search of more science fair awards. Norman MacLellan, Richard Churchill, Chuck Sevigny, and Richard Carlson leave their ability to stay with only one girl to Jock Lindsay. Helen Wassmouth leaves for the altar. Karol McPate, Carol Dodero, Hilda Correia, Trudy Nickerson and Carol Parker leave to ruin the business world. John Kelly and Barbara Shores leave their curls to girls with straight hair. Billy Balonis, Kathy Publicover, Patty Pina, and Donna Hill leave gladly. Evelyn Mud-duck Duquette leaves to join them. Cynthia Dorchester, Mona Adams, Sara Morgan, and Carol Severse leave their powder rights in gym to the next year's senior gym class. Wally Colson and Billy Barry leave Anderson's Market with apples. Judy Nickerson and Richard Harris leave their band instruments blown to bits. Sue Willis, George Porter, Richard Mcllvene, Gary Flood and Jimmy Devin leave the new high high school to their sisters and brothers. Hope you see it, kidsl Jackie Corliss and David Conway leave Chemistry to anyone who has the courage to take it. Bonnie McNamara leaves her basketball uniform to Linda Ericson. David Gill and John Perrier leave their ability to get out of jams to Henry Burbine. Sandy Lewis and Leslie Nutter leave their Hirtacious ways to Sally Jefferson. Robert Bowman, Philip LaVigne, Stephen Lelito, Bruce Smith, Richard Rousseau, Arthur Landry, and Robert Morgan leave after proving that good things come in small packages. Merry Grover leaves her natural hair to Veronica Smith. Joseph Balonis, John Steel, Mark lfloyd, and Eric Rayment leave their ambition, Gail Colby and Sandra Weir leave their school clothes to their sisters. Hope they ht you, girlsl Linda Key leaves missing the bus to someone who lives nearer the school. Judy Beauregard, Eva Smith, Betty Breen, Charlotte Taylor and Barbara Reed leave for more good times. John Conroy and Peter Marchetti leave their ability to make frappes to future workers at Craigville. Mary-Anne Hayes leaves her curiosity to Gail Pitkanen. Margaret Flanagan, Sandra Wilbur, and Georgina Leach quietly leave Mr. Redgates English class. Slow down, girls? Bruce Emery and Bruce Tirrell leave their ability to ski to other experts , Page 40 Cynthia Luneburg leaves the Spellman Essay trophy to anyone willing to work as hard as she. Pat Davis leaves George. Robert Hammond leaves his janitor's duties to those who leave their cookie wrappers on the floor. Chris Peterson leaves his cigars to next year's candi- date for selectman. john Dexter and Stanley Gorham leave their towering height to Robert Vokey and Mark Ewell, Mary Anne Emond gladly leaves Mr. Teahan's -ith period study. Richard Fountain and Betty Unick leave their blond hair to those who use sun in a bottle, Lois Broderick, Norma Rogers, and janet Heney leave their friendship rings to those who arent friend- shipped. Judy Thompson and Judy McGuire leave their gift of gab to Phyllis Parsons and Martha Hubbard. Ernie Hokanson and Dennis Murphy leave finally knowing their lines. Janis Crossman and Sandy Nelson leave their dimples to Mr. Rodick. Ernest Chenoweth leaves with his Cap , Gloria Duliy, Martha Duford, Gail Ewell, Carol Galli- more, and Dellyne Powers leave their quiet ways to noisy underclassmen. Linda Lurrier leaves her many 116 slips to her brother, David. Russell Greene leaves for the seashore . Ray Agius leaves his sports letters to Donny Wfhite. janet Stevens and Betsey Horton leave their broken golf clubs to Mr. Spratt. Pat Piazzi, Helen Sheehan, Maureen Lynch, and Carol Howe leave the typewriters broken. Eddie Hicks and Jimmy Martin leave for jobs as mattress testers. Carol Snow gladly leaves the boys physics class, XX'e do hereby leave these songs in memory ot our high school days. Mr. johnson Rllllllfllg Hein' Mr. Lane Milf! The Knife Miss Allen and Mrs. Mullens llmlfi Dorff You Heliere ills? Freddie and Pete Hamfly 111.111 Juniors Life ll fm! il Bmw! of Cberrzei Sophomores liflllill' Gut llnlmt Il Taker Freshmen llnzltf Unit Teachers Ge! tl job School Days ,alll llnliifei' lmzzlig Whitnian-Hanstin Regional H. S, jlllf tl 1711-.1111 Study Hall Flunk Slips Report Cards Ytziefi 'Yak Il'i Tune Io Cari Tlve Big Hurt Tests Pfiiifw Iri Homework Dorf! Be Crffef Absent Excuse Lztlfe llwlvilt LIU Tardy Slips llwlmf Ill Ibe llnorftf Cfinm' Urer ion I lo Hfm' Room Vacations llapffi Dail Wfhitman-Hanson Band .-lfrnfi Urtlwtlm Driver Training Beef Reef? Honor Society Tlw fjfimltfl F011 Graduation I CI'1e1fi1 Tull' XVe, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty, do hereby declare the above to be our last will and testa' ment and affix our signatures in the presence of two duly authorized witnesses. Linda Swenson Barbara Zeller 1099. Yilgl Boo Boo w J A Page 41 KA55 E537 ADAMS, MONA Ca! Mona is so shy This cat is sure to catch her eye. AGIUS, RAYMOND W. Mem: To Raymond a menu is for you, As it is your just due. AMADO, MARGARET Tjipiflg Ertuer To Margaret, whose fingers fly o'er the keys We give this eraser- No errors, please. AMADO, OLIVER Gio SIOIIJI Sign Ollie gets a Go Slow sign Follow it, and live io be ninety-nine. AMESBURY, JANE Silfe-Dririzzg Auuml Jane is a good driver, you can tell W'e give this award for driving so well. ARMSTRONG, JUDITH Sciiiori Wk all know Judy can sew a fine gown These scissors will help assure her renown. BAIL, RICHARD Comb To Dickie we leave Kookies comb So that his hair will never roam. BALONIS, JOSEPH Smile To Joseph, a great big smile Sure hope it lasts a long, long while. BEAUREGARD, JUDITH Note For Judy we have this simple note Our best to her are the lines we wrote. 6 GO ow VN -F up E! BENSON, JACQUELINE Lollipop To Jackie, who is eating all the time We give this lollipop on which to dine. BJORNHOLM, MICHAEL Line For Mike a long, long line, So with the girls hell do fine. x I 1 BALoN1s, WILLIAM cm- 5 'f To William a shiny new car So he can travel near and far. E BARRY, BRENDA Ctzilv Regiilez' Slip 4 To Brenda who works at the First National bww Store Q Qt XVe give this slip to help keep the score. V4,E BARRY, WILLIAM t'lIlCl70I' Bill gets an anchor or two Pretty soon he'll wear Navy blue. BONJOKIAN, RICHARD ll remil1 Richard, this wrench is for you Wlith it so many things you can do. BOOTH, LOUIS S. illtzie-up Slip To Louie, this make-up slip you see, Is just for you and now you're free, BOWMAN, ROBERT Mozziei Ilrrfkllfb To Robert, a mechanics man XY!e give this wrench with quite a span. BRADDOCK, DONNA BLUNYFV The title Miss Whitman is a coveted honor Page 42 This banner we give to the winner, Donna. Y 4 BREEN, ELIZABETH Pair to 116- To Betty-this pass to 116 P355 +0 Where we hope in the future she won't be j Q b seen. BRENNAN, SUE Three R'J ' R We give the three R's to Sue R H To start on her profession new BRODERICK, LOIS Clown To Lois, who never seems to frown We give with cheer this happy clown. CADY, LINDA Elzfif Presley Bution Linda thinks Elvis is quite a man We give her this button because she is his fan. CAMPBELL, BEVERLY Teaclnefs Rankbook This rankbook will be a handy tool For Beverly when she is teaching school. CARLSON, RICHARD Wh joke Book To Richard we give this joke book When you're sad, just take a look. CASHMAN, DAVID Bow Tie To David we offer this bow tie When the girls see you, how they will sigh. CHAMBERLAIN, CHARLES Bai.: Drum To Charles we give this big bass drum At the football games he made us hum. CHAVES, VIVIAN Megaphone To Vivian, who speaks so soft and low We give this megaphone-it helps, you know. CHENOWETH, ERNEST E. Cap To Ernest we give you this cap In the wind don't let it flap. CHURCHILL, RICHARD Picle and Shovel As we could not find for you a plow. A pick and shovel to Richard now, .9 Q. 4 4,02 O F 3. 5 R LJ H S 1, lv' .N gl KJ Page CLARK, ALICE Pin To Alice, who just canft be beat XVe give this pin because she is so neat. COLBY, GAIL Date Book To Gail we give this book of dates To prove to her how much she rates. COLSON, WALTON Pearly To XValton we give this peach today So always pleasant and friendly he'll 'stay. CONROY, JOHN Bongo! Some bongos we give to john In hopes that he'll play on and on. CONWAY, DAVID F. Caml-j' Bar David gets this candy bar Hope it's sweet enough by far. CORLISS, JACQUELINE Baseball To Jackie, who likes to play the game XVe give this ball to complement her fame. CORLISS, MURIEL Pillow To Muriel, who drives exactly right We give this pillow to give her height. CORREIA, HIILDA Typing Budget To Hilda, who always seems to be late We give this budget to keep her up to date. COY, RICHARD Good Conduct Medal To Richard we give this ribbon bright Knowing him has been our delight. CROSSMAN, JANIS Nail Polish janis's nails are always bright This shade of polish we hope is just right. CURRIER, LINDA 116 Slip To 116 we give Linda this pass We hope in the future she will be a good lass. 43 pare Book 7 We y r n-of f I il 's Q o 0 'O 1 1 4, O ts Oo : 'Y Q, im hviflhx DAVIS, GEORGE P. Himzmer and Suu' For Pat we have a hammer antl saw Build a lot with a firm jaw. if DUNN, JUNE Slap Sign To June we give this stop sign To prevent her from getting a fine. DCPASQUA, JAMES P6'V'IIltlIlt'!1f Uffife Pizii p86SSlif DUQUETTE' EVELYN A Duidrf For Jim we have a permanent office pass ,-Magi-2 This dwarf 15 for Evelyn' so tml' anfl near To help him Skip fmm Class to dass. em.. We all like to tease her because shes petite. DEVIN, ,limes ii. Em., firm EMERY, BRUCE I Q Tfffffff Tffff' hmm' bm extra Mm for mu To Bruce we give a traffic ticket Thls will help in all you do' We cloubt if CVCFI he can fix it. DEXTER, EILEEN fjilffflf EMOND, MARY Needfe and Thread To Eileen, whose hair is retl Mary is one who likes to sew XY'e give this carrotfenough has heen saitl. This needle and thread will make her go. DEXTER, JOHN li, liorilffec P1112 564 Booltknpina EWELL, GAIL Poem of Pafience To John -1 hwoklweiiirus Ser We give this poem of patience to Gail More Studying for you, we het. We know that with it shell never fail. DMIESTIC O, JAMES fluiiztr Hunk EZELL, OLIVIA Song Sheet For Jimmy we have an answer hook 1' To Olivia we give this latest song sheet To ht-lp him get Off tht hook, Her voice is one that just can't be heat. DODERO, CAROL lazlflgfifrzlq Gin F EZELL, WILLIAM Boxing Gfljl'6,l Tl, QAMUI' who ,S A happy ldss XX For Bill we have some hoxing gloves Wfe give this lar of laughing gas. To shelter him from those he shoves. DORKKHESTER. CYNTHIA rlipirin Cynthias tlesire is cure the ill For this purpose, we give her .1 pill, DUFFY, GLORIA Rlfzfzoii Gloria has such lovely hair This rilwhon she will surely wcir DUEORD, MARTHA Lolnf Speaker' This speaker is for Martha to he heartl Wfithout it, we coultln't hear ti wortl. DUNN, JUDITH Gum To Jucly we give this stick of gum To chew when all her work is tlone. I Page FARLEY, NANCY Flag To Nancy, who is always in a whirl We give this flag for her to twirl. FERNANDEZ. JOHN Szretzfer To John a sweater we have knit To keep him always looking fit. FLANAGAN, MARGARET Gag To Margaret we give this gag When she stops talking, we'll raise the flag. FLOOD, GARY C. HO! Rolf For you we have a hot rod, Gary Now when you tlrive, never tarry. 44 Gil? I X I .1 raflfif. ie. mcg I ? S A N., Q-il.. -:NI 'N,'s N3- X Y, EE' x ,fi W-H I O np 'ii -fa- FLOYD, MARK Car A car is for you, friend Mark Please don't ever double park. FOUNTAIN, RICHARD Dl'fZ'6l'I,l' Liceme Richard, this drivers license is for you Remember please the road laws, too. ERATUS, GEORGE Fooilmfl To George we give a gold football For the home team you gave your all. GALLIMORE, CAROL Howl To Carol we give this horn She has the tiniest voice ever born. GILL, DAVID Fllllllj' Book For David a funny book for you Read it when you're feeling blue. GOODWIN, CHARLOTTE joke Book We all know Charlotte has a sense of humor We give this joke book to add to the rumor. GORHAM, STANLEY E. Rabbit Foot A rabbit foot we have for Stan So he will never need a helping hand. GREENE, RUSSELL Space Book To Russell we give this space book When you're planning a trip just take a look. GRISPI, JOSEPH Deck of Cardi' For joe a brand new shiny deck His friends at cards will pay by check. GROVER, MEREDITH Firiit Aid Book Merry says she wants to be a nurse This book should keep away the hearse. HALL, DAVID C. Etiqzzefle Book To David we give this etiquette book Although we know he need not look. SX - AiC2n5e U1 k unfgi n KR , ,., 5 gags .cies Mt 500,25 o 4 9 Hit-ff' + Aid. at 0 ii-'S Page 45 Broom HAMMOND, ROBERT Robert gets this nice new broom It will help sweep reai clean your room. Ellen has al brand new car With this key she'll travel far. , Q0 HANSON, ELLEN My 'Ya HARRIIVIAN, VINCENT Book of Poefrri' For Vincent a book of poetry so He can read to his heart's content, you know. HARRIS, RICHARD Skippy Peizfmt Buffer Richard may have Skippy Peanut Butter We hope his stomach doesn't flutter. HART, DIANA Speexfrllg Tjukel To Diana, who likes to speed We give this ticket which we hope she'll heed. HAYES, MARY-ANNE Qffeiriozi Box Mary-Anne has many questions With this box she will receive suggestions. l Q u llunullllllll' SYSENN TIQIRE1' i I-IENEY, JANET Free-Grit Ticker This ticket will buy the gas When Janet has forgotten her cash. HICKEY, -IANICE Vogue' Alizgizzjzie Janice knows just how to dress With this Vogue, she won't have to guess. v HICKS, EDWARD C. Beit Bowler Bridge . Eddie, a best bowler badge we have for you Because this honor you are due. Hitt, DONNA Cl7iI7'7Ill' 6 Donna's heart is full of charm U She could surely do no one harm. 6 Q HoKANsoN, ERNEST H. sam.-L Pill.. I Some seasick pills we have for Ernie i For with the Navy he goes on a journey. E HORTON, BETSY Book on Etiquette Betsy is so very polite This book to her will be a delight. lggfe X 7 X. , 1 AY 1 HOXVE, ALVAI-I lx. TV Contract 1 .4-if A T-V contract goes to Alvah yet XS'-2 For talent he is our best bet. XJ l df-T3 I-IOXVE, CQAROL Doll 7 . . A -'95 To Carol, who is so lovely and sweet X 17 We give this doll, because she is so petite. Quin X., I-IOXVLAND, MARIE Smile Marie can be seen from more than a mile Because she has such a friendly smile. HUBBARD, LAURA sheet of rim..-ff 252: To Laura we give this sheet lg I ' So she can always keep the beat. bi'-2 1 i -IOHNSON, ELEANOR lin' of czwrktt HA To Eleanor, who chuckles, we give this jar -f He So she can preserve a ha-ha-ha. e HA M., ,ioHNsoN, ROGER A. 12..,f,fi-tr iiiwifgfiit 'D Roger. we give you an Esquire Magazine A To help you dress with lots of sheen. A JOHNSON, SUSAN flttemfinlce Slip Hin I This slip we give to Sue 3l:P A lot of credit to her is due. Susan JossELYN, .IANICQE .ssf2,g.i,- OX ,Ianice is so very sweet uaar This sugar will surely be a treat. KELLY, JOHN Teleicope John always has planets in his eyes This telescope will help him view the skies. KEY, LINDA Poitnre Baal? CMJ To Linda we give these books P Although they couldn't improve her looks. ,lil LANDRY, ARTHUR Cnzih Helmet To Arthur we give this crash helmet That dangerous driving lesson you'll never forget. LaVIGNE, PHILIP Tooth Brink Phil is a boy with a happy smile This brush will always prove worth while. LEACH, GEORGINA Pencil Our pencils we hide when Georginas around For without fail, hers can never be found. LEACH, PHILIP W. Drumr Philip, we want you to have these drums With them we hope you'll raise large sums. LeCLAlR, LOUISE Dfil?-Ill Pair To Louise, who is a happy lass We give this free drive-in pass. LEITCQI-I, SALLY Smal! Car Sally likes to travel afar To help her, we give her this small car, LELITO, STEPHEN H. Bottling Buff To Stephen, a nice bowling ball For a high score, give your all, LEWIS, SANDRA Ctztermg Serrrte This catering service to Sandy we lend To assist with her parties, which have no Cncl. LITTLEFIELD, KAREN Thimble Karen sews extremely well One look at her clothes and you can tell. LLOYD, GORDON K. Little Black Book Gordon you may want this little black book When you wish a date, please take a look. LUNEBURG, CYNTHIA Black Bonn! To Cynthia, who wants to teach school This board will be a useful tool. Page 46 We QI it Ill I' lv-3 D Egrvil C1- 'lp S501 T 118+ ma ,kj LYNCH, MAUREEN Fingemail File We give to Maureen this file for her nail: To keep them in trim, it never fails. MacLELLAN, NORMAN Ternzix Ruler Some tennis rules we have for Norman To make his game the most uncommon. g MARBLE, MARY DdIIt'i7Ig xluurd Mary dances with lots of pep This award is for knowing every step. MARCHETTI, PETER B. Suede Shoe Brink A suede shoe brush we have for Peter Now your shoes will always be nearer. MARTIN, JAMES P. llnide fluulke Piffi' Wide awake pills are for you jim Now the day won't seem so grim. MCGUIRE, JUDITH Comb To Judy, whose hair is so neat and prim We give this comb to keep it in trim. McILVENE, RICHARD Saw This brand new saw we have for Dick He'll buzz his way through thin and thick. MCKENNA, NANCY Dale Book To Nancy, who is confused perhaps Wfe give this book, so her dates won't lapse. McNAMARA, BONNIE Ht1i1'dre.ii'ei ,f Ki! Bonnie is so good with hair A talent which is so very rare. MCPATE CAROL Modefing Confmrt Modeling to Carol is lots of fun XVe'll give her this contract when school is done. MCRAE, PAMELA Hofzfni Pzm XY'ith these pins, Pam can create A hairdo which is sure to rate. 2 Q 'O 1 f. 5 O. l I .f ld' e. Alva . '-:ani S - Z MOLIN, ALAN H. New Car Alan, we give you tl brand new car u You'll have no trouble traveling far. 'Q ,rr MORGAN, KAREN lirmr-lwzf Clorer To Karen we give this four-leaf clover We wish her luck, over and over. MORGAN, ROBERT Slmnzrork To Bob we give a Shamrock green To help him lind some young colleen. MORGAN, SARA Cleimizzg Ticket To Sara, who works in a cleaning store We give this ticket to lighten her chore. MORSE, DAVID R. Queitioni Some questions we have for Dave He always seems to rant and rave. MORTENSON, WILLIAM Record Billy is a boy who likes to dance Vile give him a record to give him a chance. MURPHY, DENNIS Abacus For Dennis, a calculating lad, This abacus will help him add. NELSON, SANDRA Pimp We give these pins to Sandy We know that they will come in handy. NICKERSON, TRUDY Pulelte To Trudy, we give this line palette To paint her way to the upper set. NICKERSON, JUDITH N1zr.re'i' Crip To Judy, whose aim is to cure the ill Wfe give this cap to make sure she will. NUTTER, LESLIE Coat Hanger Leslie has such lovely clothes This hanger will keep them neat as a rose. Page 47 fi l 'ff 'l'i':l:ziJ fl? 'VX fliij 'im' w ly K 6 ,'l . t X l,f N bf - f ixfgj PARKER, LAROI. Dmfpler These dimples are lor Carol, so tiny and neat WW.-'rc' sure youll agree, they can't be beat. Piriizce, RUTH tml Hoof To Ruth who likes to cook Vile give this little gourmet book. PINA, PATRICIA Ilzutx Hoo! You can tell at .1 glance That Pat is one who likes to dance. PORTER, GEORGE INI. Limit' Piece George, a lucky piece for you Lots of luck in all you do. POWER, DELLEYNE Brnilv Delleyne has such pretty hair This brush will always keep it fair. J PRATT, CHARLES Conzpficufed P7'0!7!6'IIl A complicated problem for Buddy, though You may work it out before you go, PUBLICOVER, KATHLEEN Fiferllafzfr Badge To the Fire Department, Kathy will give her best This badge will help her keep up with the rest. RAYMENT, ERIC E. Tcfllllli Half For Eric we bring this tennis ball Play a good game and never fall. REED, BARBARA Pen As .1 secretary, Barbara will be on the ball Wife give her this pen to compete with them all REED, NANCY .-Itiiflzig i'Il.1rl1jne To Nancy, who finds adding hard We give this machine to keep up her guard, RHODES, ERANCQIS I., Gum To Dusty we give this package of gum Chew it well, have lots of fun. 0 3 'C7' mf rilrr af JL +31 ROSS, WAYNE D. Blue Ribbon Wayne, this blue ribbon we give you today Will remind you always of your fair play. ROGERS, NORMA Shampoo To Norma, who has such pretty hair XVe give this shampoo to keep it lair. ROUSSEAU, RIC HARD Hifitfmff Hai To Dick we give this baseball lut Xvc' .lll lilluw he's guotl .II fliiif. RUDKIN, XIQIIAYNE A effflifrflftfi Rtfwrl To XVayne we giye tl consumers report Vile hope it will help you holil down Illc' lort. RllTK.'lillSKA5. ,IUYK IZ Ijlllclii Rflfc llinif This Book ol rules will help Aloyec' without LIUUIWI Wlhen she takes the car .ind goes driving about. SANTOS, EDXVARD M. Dt111t'1w,i,' ,lzmnf A dancing award to Edward goc'S Vile hope you'll always be on your toes. SERVERSE, CQARUI. RtL'llli!fl!,g' ffflllfllltl Because Carol likes to sing This contract is a precious thing. PETERSON, LI-IRISTOPI-IER Dre! Hoof For Chris we have these diet books To regulate the meals he cooks. PIAZZI, PATRICIA Ice Cream CQKIIIL To Pat we give this ice cream cone So she can eat it when alone. PERRY BRENDA Bmcefcl Brenda is very up to date With this bracelet, she's sure to rate. PERRIER, JOHN J. Repair Tirkci A repair ticket is for john Use it when we all have gone. Page 48 vp- ahah- C 45 N- 60 Geal' Dance 45 313630746 qv 8 all' 8.4, ii. fo . ' 'X 6 o Pen P SEVIGNY, CHARLES Car Wax SULLIVAN, ROBERT D. To Chuck we give this can of wax C3 To Bob we give this writing pen To polish up his numerous hacks. I X l Use it to tell us where you've been. SHEEHAN, HELEN M0109 THOMPSON, WILLIAM Key to Szzcceii A flnl' mouse W? haw fof Helen This key to success we give to William Q ShC'5 alW3Y5 qlllfff, UCVCT Yfllmi- Use it always and make a million. V 'Rims SHORES, BARBARA Ticket To Boxforz + n TIRRELL, BRUCE D. Pep Pilli Barbara plans to further her knowledge 005 A Bruce, the pep pills will make you go This ticket will help her get to college. So you will never again be slow. pg' 225,52 SMITH, BRUCE HO! Rod BOOE mf TOWNE, JOYCE Sqlmre Dance Cuff agua' For Bruce we have a hot rod book TO JOYCE WC sive IMS SCIU2'-FC dance Call Cahn, To fix your car, just take a look, S At every dance she has a ball. 6,14- . M UNICK, ELIZABETH SMITH, EVA Sleeping Pau Sleerina Shmvbcmd Nofeboog ' Eva Oftep templs ,her fate Pass In shorthand, Betty knows every hook ' i BY Sleeping until If ls too late' '--' To her we give this handy book. ,, Y L, SMITH, JOAN Memo Pad WASSMOUTH, HELEN Ring J- I Joan has U0 1153500 t0 10014 Sad 07 To Helen we give this second ring She can jot her notes on this memo pad. X ff WIC kngw if'5 just the thing, l SNOW, CAROL Pmf Bmw wma, SANDRA Pattern li i Carol will never make a fuss Sandy is the girl who likes to sew im: l When she is asked to use this brush. This pattern will set her up to go. ' K 6 STEELE, JOHN H. JR. Bank W1LBUR'gANPRfl . A . U QTCQS . . . ' bfflcfk .stflflflll of ixelzlsptlpef SEQ John, this savings bank is for you . Q . . S' iv 55 Q When it's full You'll never be blue Qgao This Suction We give to- Ami is S ' We hope it will come in handy. X 5 S l swENsoN, LINDA Bizxketimll WILLIS. SUE Peffw Badge Linda is on the basketball team This PUUCC badgc WC give U7 Sue This ball will keep her on the bcam, To wear whenever she does pursue. TAYLOR, CHARLOTTE Doll , .F YETSOOK, JOAN .Allin-nz Clock , To Charlotte, we give this doll A girl who likes to sleep is Joan y We know she always has a ball. If i So this alarm clock to her we loan. l l 1'HOMPSON, JUDITH Clotlrreipizz ZELLER, BARBARA Free-zlletzl Ticker i This clothespin is for Judy, our dear friend To Barbara, who loves to eat Who loves to talk and joke without end. This ticket will be a treat. STEVENS, JANET Oyctzr XX 'I X I . , . - , ' . f 9 9 To become-an actressis Jancts dream X Q ot, - otes success on the stage and X 193130 9' ot' IAXXX x I I Th is oscar dc n -screen. 5 v- 1 '95 IV 1 '1 4 2 -Q, S P O R T S M A N S H I P IW A Y N E O M E N D , A 5 R C AI F I A -vu-an-uni U 5 B , A rf5 X I B N It W ff N R E B I . O A N 4 I W C!QPf!i!' efi1L S 5 P E I, I. 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'T-U1 f - Page 55 WWWQ 952 Q 43 X 510 -Y' 51 71-ff? ai 'r 5 ' ' 'Q 55015 ' , ' . ' 4 ' ' jfged 'f'a'q?H5x J, 39, 44 XX ld,pr4. 5, if J? if' ' '52-29 f11'f'4+ swf: 127' i. Mwmw mg QE WM .4 NL Page 57 L 5 5 f i l 5 l W 4 f A f jack Chesney C C C C 4 ., ....,.. A lvah Howe Colonel Sir Francis Chesney CC C C 4n.,,, Dennis Murphy Stephen Spettigue C C C C e,,sy es,sy.,..e..s. Robert Pratt Charles Wykeham C ....,, Christopher Peterson Brassett C ,.,.4, CC Ernest Hokanson Lord Fancourt Babberley C ..., .ri.i, C C Patrick Davis Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez C C ..rr.s. Janet Stevens Kitty Verdun C CCC.C C.C.CCCC.. A lice Clark Amy Spettigue CCCC.. C Betsey Horton Ela Delahay C C C CC C C CC CCCCC C CCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCC Carol Snow At 8:00 P.M. on April 29, 1960 the class presented a hilarious comedy, Charlie's Aunt , in the school auditorium. In the starring roles were janet Stevens as the celebrated Brazilian millionaire and widow, and Alvah Howe as the self-confident, alert college student at Oxford. Pat Davis did an excellent job imitating Donna Lucia. Barbara Zeller did an excel- lent job in her busy role as prompter. Our thanks go to Mr. Donald Putnam and Mr. Daniel Redgate for their help as directors. Page 58 1 ' k I , fif' rj..-N,--.,,..--......,,..,,,.W,v-,Yf f- Y.,-.1-ff' Q 5 f F -2 .lo f Un IRE MIT f T 'TF'iiH7!!' 'TlTW Q X 77 X WWQ 5 WWW 3 X 1 Cfozwzv DA VE LUIS Ymife BRUCE LINDA rfskw FN L flfwf ROGER ALICE Azzzfnztznm BUD JQAN Page 60 f l N POISE FRIENDLY WAYNE JIM LINDA LINDA MUSICAL JUDY PHIL xx ,!Qf n 44 Q Ar' ' 4 APPETITBS I , BARBIE BRUCE Xi R SOPI-IISTICATED IOI-IN LESLIE Page 61 f f f POLITE PAT BETSEY - Vx'-: 'x, ,. .7 Y .. .-4g:.o,,72,2521' ---2-zz. Uv:- :N Q , ,N ..,-.y v , . .1 ', . ,I an . 3- . . e:,.. iw:- '5'5 '- 1 tl!! N. --Q .WZ , '.. 'H- . 'P--.wg N YM. 31 ' Zf7 'nM.' 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V , A .NY ' A r 5 r If v ', :4 3' A '.gaKs. ,fb'2'j' UI - I ' s ' 3-wwf -Q -4-Q.. . , .P ,, ,Mg . 4 . V. ' ,4,u,.wU,zI.1s,r-341' ., , ,,. I ' .1.,... :.,M,1 A - 1-p,.,, gtg-, v- ' sf -., .w.f'1 y ,- , -F VSV-- .,. . Q , , WN- f f F, .fxfzuu - t JA A Jo ,Q 4- ,',, ,,, . in A 2 :v' .,,' l., N L Page 67 4 5 rv 5 J Wx V I I Q 4 1 A ' P tr ' - I x . -J ,., . , In W , I v Y, . , Y ww ,L ' I :fu 1 ., 'wif A' is, ' , 2 'f E , Q FY ' 6 :3.Q:'m f- . ws I ' f Hx h Q ' W' 1 xv - -. .E Q ' r ,. , ,sv-, .w.- 4 , 1, ' ' .I , 3 ' 1 if , f 3-g,J,,,,M . .. -X 3 If v Q y A Qf:?'i':1ffLw if Q 1 gt.. 4 Q., I x f ' n 5 , sv' 1 ,, ,.'. ' 1 6' . an gn.. x '- Q -am f - E- - ?w:.A uw' 'Q' 7 .r-.., ,..M,.....-i?, ff- - fam. - ,,...m 4 ww ' :ss t J , I I 5 X .Oc ' llli. ..u 3:3 J 28 - 28 Scituate ll - I2 Bridgewater 24 -5-1 Randolph l8- 0 Silver Lake 22- 0 Plymouth l6- 8 Middleboro 60- 0 Rockland 52-28 Abington Due to losses from graduation, a winning season was not anticipated by Coaches Teahan and O'Connell. However, through teamwork and sheer lighting spirit the Panthers were leading contenders of the Southeastern conference championship, The backlield, built around the lightining-fast co-captains .lohn Fernandez and XVayne Ross and quarterbacks Dick Bail and Paul Nugent, was touted to be the most dangerous in the conference. The line, led by seniors Bruce Emery, Bruce Tirrell, jim Twomey, and john Conroy was shaping up into a solid wedge. To round out the offense, the kicking duties were placed in the able feet of Dave Hall. After a slow start the Panthers proved thenselves worthy of the coaches confidence by winding up the season with 5 wins, l loss, and 2 ties. ln what proved to be one of the most exciting games of the season, Xwhitman-I-lanson pulled off a I6-8 win over a very strong Middleboro team, at the latter's home field. In this game, Wfayne Ross ground out most of the yardage on buck series, while 2 john Fernandez scored the first touchdown on a short f buck and provided the clincher with a spectacular 60 yard run. The line also proved itself in this game by holding off the ferocious second-half drives of Middle- , W 'l,.,, H boro. The boys sang in the bus all the way back to , , ., . Wfhitman, and morale was at its peak for the Turkey T Day encounter with arch-rival Abington. This con- , . ,W 6 A Q test proved to be worthy of the publicity given ir, the ! lead seesawing back and forth between the teams, with john Fernandez starting the scoring with a Go yard 1 run in the opening minutes and Wfayne Ross ending if . . . . Q A it with a last-minute 60 yard clincher. Page 68 an , , 1 it K, 6 Y 1 lv. Y 1 I O QX r ' 'H 4 1 ' 3 ' y Q 3 5 v' . x., ., - 1, , 'I ,g if xi ,' gk A x . s 'fi .gg U Q.. u. I .1 E' ry E u, ,qs s 1 ' Q V X' ' - .i- . .' 1' '.' rl .....:gA ' l '1 -' , -Q ' - - . ,I A , W3 . 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N01 'Elf' gtq. gl, Page 69 -ia, M px 91.3 41 J A ,-' S S3 f 4 -ls rr x X 'K K Lb I '29 ,hr f - -, NGK venus A.. td -4... .I 4: Page 70 WMA NHJRIEL BARBARA ff? 13, A , , , W, ,, Y .,4 T5Q, Wi F yi M, 4 Q f.'Qf53x Vifsvdf W , f , f ' A wwhw, VA X . N- Le- f t 'af' .lf I , L Page 71 52 wr an KV! 1' ,q-vs J, gf: NQKY 'T .A GY til Y -' 4' f V2 if :ll i Although their record was not spectacular, the Panthers were an efficient unit. Led hy conference all-star Bruce Tirrell and other senior memhers, XY'ayne Rosa, Dick Bail, and Ray Agius, the team held its own in tl tough conference. Starting off the season with a win over Marthgrs Vinyard H. S., we lost some very close games, such as the 66-65 loss to Middlehoro which w as decided hy two foul shots after the game had ended, Our other two victories were lwoth over Hingham High. Our IV. team under the direction of Coach Cullinane lost very few of its encounters. It is with high hopes that Cough Spratt is looking forward to next years season, when XYIl1lfID.1D'l lJFlSOI'1 will he represented by ,Ielf Ross, Paul Nugent, Don Wfhite, .Ierry Ferris, and Dick Searle, as well as members from this ye11r's .l.V. team. Page 72 Ray i' Brzzfe Diff? U. Lzy11e Page 73 . fat 'Q' A V wwf.wv:-Mf- I ,gf .fr vz - ' 4 3 'wry '- L . , y mix. v.n . -9 a ZW Q5 3355657 A32 The iirst girls basketball team of Wfhitman-Hanson Regional High School had a very successful year with eight wins and three losses. Although the team did not get a chance to play in the new gym this year, Thais Smith managed to hoop 146 points despite our old wooden backboards. Forwards .jackie Cor- liss, Donna Braddock, Mary Marble, Linda Erickson, jean DiGregorio, Anne MacGregor and Captain Linda Swenson also aided in winning our games by scoring many points. We must not forget our guards - Bonnie McNamara, Leslie Nutter, Nancy Mclienna, Natalie Martin, and Ellen MacGregor who were just great as they kept the ball away from the opponents. The girls played twelve games with surrounding towns of Rockland, Abington, Rockne, Holbrook, Scituate, Hingham, and Silver Lake 'A every game being very exciting. The .junior Varsity also enjoyed a winning season, losing only one game. Patty Means led their scoring with 70 points. To highlight the end of our season a party was given by the underclassmen in honor of the graduating Seniors. Food, drinks, and entertainment were enjoyed by all. At this time a gitt was presented to Miss Pratt in appreciation for her coaching. As the Seniors leave, they would like to extend the best of luck to next years team. XVe all know that they will be very successful. Page 74 Numa ',zIL'kjE Linda .3 1 z i Mary '5'SSf Q-f Leflie Page 75 Dmzmz Bonnie Q 'A mi A X' .4 Q9 ,:. 1 TH r I 'AY J 9 L' '1 sw H144 N M fM44f tyxk 44 ZXXXXX M44 qsXxXTM4i 'Shim V 'vi Y . 1 .Aff ' 1 'S . A '23 9 5.9 I Qsfglf 'NSA i Nw -i 'QA-V-4 wh -'J ! af . 4 , L: f fig 4 I . 1 ' ,Qing A 1 ' 'iv N hh 'Y, L ' I ...Ad 192.7 I- ,N . .I X X X xi! ' N N, l y I' A ' F' -N ' , . , . ,1,., 9,.,,A A C 5 wg J' 9' 3 Q g ' A,,, -if f k -f 'f - ff f f A ' .Y ' 1- J-' ,wi A. V g , ,, ,. -, ff , , , ., ., S, Q V, 4 -V 1 . -' , . wr , W .- - ' ' xv , fd? K - Q56 Mai 1.11. x-'hm ,,, Bill X , 'R K I x X J D24-E Page 76 N Bmi if iw' ov? Jw me ,fi al' E' r 3 ...,, iw, -a xi-' 'J' B ,. . , ' 1, ' ' Y. A M ' t Nh A - , 4 .M ' . A 'K V V yr, V i , . ' N ' ' 1'1 ' P ,, ,ir nk, 'tv ' 'Q F Mx ,ian i i X at Z? f 5 G I 4.1 SOFTBALL Miss Pratt, coach of the Girls' Softball squad, has every reason to antici- pate another successful season this year. Built around a nucleus of two fine seniors, jackie Corliss, the team of '60 boasts some outstanding underclassmen, with Thayer Smith, Eleanor Corliss, Glenda Gidis, and Bunny Fullerton, all experienced veterans from last year. BASEBALL Although baseball tryouts have been postponed by the annual March blizzard, Coach O'Connell is looking forward to another successful season, with returning varsity members being Bud Pratt, Dick Rousseau, Bill Damon, Bill Thompson, and Ron Sherman. To fill the gaps left by graduation, Coach Franey's FLV. team has some strong candidates. Page 77 M--,- 'YT-rf-f' .!.......... T4..:3,f fa fd fi C3 ?QkC Z6 CQQ55 6 QUW?QV Page 78 r 1, I P V 0, A ' X V -. f J ,f -f 1, Q I . 4 4 ,V fi I' :HQ vi A 4, 3,151-1519.- 'Nici-1l.,, ,'. 1 '-,12'f,:Qf-,L ,L u i . '1 , .4 -f-'1- ,-.- --.- . 11 ,.,1- W-'.4..,Ye ff4'!gA!FEf,Jg3 ' J ,547 -D - ff fl' . ----TQ, - V, T, f r., -vQvJ,'J:.--, .. , 1-.LV-,:V': '- .,.-H'-'f-oy-.4-,fV': ,.. 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'Ja V . .,., L A Page 81 1 -1., v f f ,, A vu , Phu 3' 5 A if x 5 4 5 . if s 4' an M, V wr mm, W... 44.4.-fu., -w 1 Qwe- WW Nw .af '- M 1 05, M lflf fgg? ' fi -- A57 ,. LINDA f1I,lClf U JN A g fa. vm ' 71 , ff hxfsfv' Page 82 LV 1 -xv Ai--f 'iw 'rg un. if ' 6 ,V , 3 np, . 4' fa Uv. f +-- wf ' 32 X-, .X nf we , f.-4. ' ..4. A. mi 3 32 .vw f-NAM 4 I ' f i X V D .M- 'm ' .W ' +- Page 83 M W UQ The Whitman-Hanson Regional High Mathematics club, square G's has completed a very active year under the leadership of Mrs. Millett. The 1959-1960 offi- cers were Alvah Howe, President, Janice Josselyn, Vice President, Mary Wood, Secretary, and Mark Sweeney, Treasurer. Dennis Church was appointed to take the attendance. The refreshments were solicited throughout the year by Judy Kuzbarshi and Natalie Martin. This year a cribbage tournament was held and prizes were awarded to the winners - Alvah Howe, Mary Wood, Linda Fisher, and Nancy Bain. 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'gf -'.g,5v1-'.x, , K,'f.j1,x- Q21-'., ' o 7 -' - 1 +-fufff ,QV-Lf i'i.'Lf:f: 1: HIP 37235 V V .V ,J .1 ,K WJ' , ,Av z, , ,7v, 1- .f -,, ,l .,,M4iJ,, , J- tg-Q, C, ,f'g,4'3fl 1-is-',3,fg,'. ,,W,. , . X , 3,-,Q 1- i,,-l'LgQxj:w,1g 1,:Vj - ' 51227: -'L-'Q hi'-'.,'w,l:g1':'f Q, '. ' 1-2.1, 'gui X - AQn'pf,,, ai' rf, I , ff .-.x 'v- ' , .' 1 ,1 1',v 7 ,. ..-Yr P age .7 JUWWU UNDA JEFF UNDA JOHN Page 88 CLH55 The junior class began the year with the election of officers and returned to otliice the memlaers who servecl in that capacity last year. Mrs. Howe and Mr. lfraney continue as advisors. Our first social function was the junior dance on Friday, November IS. The theme of Swing- ing on a Star was effectively carried out by the decorating committee. The choice of our rings became a momentous decision since we are the lirst class to do so under the name of the regional school. The class voted to accept a copyrighted design, and we hope to establish a tradition. Class members actively participate in extra-curricular activities. including lT.T.i-X., lf.N.A., Math Club, Band, and also football and basketball. The following members of the class were elected to the National Honor Society: Brian Bc-reilta, Sandra Budlong, Linda Flavell, Arlynne Lawless, Ann MacGregor, Ellen MacGregor, Austin Zipeto. lfred' erick Bail, Richard Holman, Frank Rowell, Mark Sweeney, Robert Voltey, Nancy Marsh, Connie Pearson. Virginia Wltite, and Mary Wood. , The junior Prom, our most important social event, took place on May o, Woo, in the XY'hitm.in Town Hall. It was enjoyed by everyone who attended. The Class of 1961 extends heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the Class of Woo. Page 89 his 6,......-- QW C L A S , O F F I C E R S 4 'I 1 .1 suv ,sb 1 1, v- Y X 1 S L 2 . 6 s H , 1 yy Ng' as U li. K dl,-. , 4. li 7 7 L AQWV ff? 6 5 5 f 5 iiv ' Q 1 ,, .A Page 90 1x 1. ji.. ,Alu 1 ' ' 1' j',, ', - 1 , r, 15, 4 , I , 1 xC'f' ' fe .7 g Q, A ' 1 'Q':3 SALLY DAVE MARY PAUL fAbsentj hnii . 'Zn A QQ LAQ5 Our Sophomore year was our lirst opportunity to meet and join in some activities with the upperclassmen, and we appreciate your consideration and helpfulness in making us feel more like a part of Whitman-Hanson Regional High School. Our class representatives were Sue Merriam, Frank Pote, Diane Harding, Lewis Hannigan, Priscilla Clark, Charles Bucho, jean DiGregorio, Rich 1rd Ferris, .lock Lindsay, Carol Luther, Karen Prario and Billy Reed. Cheering for our players on the basketball and football teams were Joanne Farrell and Dianne Zeller. The Sophomore boys on the basketball team were ,lock Lindsay, Richard Searle, Ronald Penney, Edward Hill, Larry Provost, john Alho, and Pete Huska. The girls on the basketball team were Pat Means, 'lean DiGregorio, Lynne Carter, Lee Carter, Gloria Benner, Joyce Jordon, Penny Barrows, Priscilla Clark, Gail Phipps, and Diane Harding. With the help and leadership of our class advisors, Mrs. Hobby and Mr. Redgate, and the co- operating of all the committee members, our Sophomore dance, Blue Heaven , was held on Friday evenf ing, january l5, 1960. It was a success socially as well as financially. We hope that when we are Seniors that the other classes will think as highly of us as we have of you. We extend our deepest congratulations and best wishes to you, the graduating Class ol 1060. Plge 91 YQ pk! 57 II., eg xf E2 A27 Ay? Luz f' I ,7 W 1 9 H .L ,Mind . ...,., ...y Z3T::::::? , Y - Q Md MQ, A 'ra 9.4-1 R ' 5 mm w g f.. is Q53 , Z Q Page 92 4, 1 5 4 Zizgli ik nyc 'v 'Q-if Q-av' . .J , ht Xb' 5551 .- E lC'.f,T ' gygif, ,,xx'f Amd 2 R x 'tQ'g,wf M55 Entering high school this year has been an exciting experience for us, being set apart from the upper classmen. Starting the first of our four years of high school, we found that we had much to learn. With the help and guidance of the faculty we soon got used to such things as make-up slips and passes. Although we didn't elect class officers this year, we were represented on Student Council by: Nancy Willis, Brenda johnson, Dennis Shay, jonathan Nutter, George Peterson, and Raymond Fish. Freshman members participating in the band were: Jane Ewell, Leonard Baker, Richard Baker, Ernest Wilbur, Milton Clark, Cari Webster, Charles Senechal, Kenneth Brown, Salvatore Ciccio, and john Murphy. We look forward to electing officers next year and joining in other school activities. We extend our best wishes to the Class of 1960, and we are looking forward to the day when we too will be seniors. Page 93 up -' W -19 4'f'7 f 'f' '+'f 'V ' -.1-FM V 1-v-V' :V .V -V V- . ..,'. .V t lin tfmq.,-4 ,sylgg WT' A 5- , ir, Af H ., 1.1, ,p t,5,,wiy1,f,V+ g- gf ..f,.f -f.3,.,, L gg. N Q Q. 4.11 ,A Q 24 4 f S-1,4g 1 W .5 7 5 N 1 tg. I Q Q., 1-ix.-12.11.:1:1 ,fz:?, -5551,-.,.... vb ...af 1 1 .. ,auqiqxl 1 V' .., .., .X .: Q1 Lbvfk. -Wy. - . p fi .A ..,,f,..,: ., ,Rb . fi.. J .BRN ,G1!.i,i...,.,oJ,w: 'fr' ' H511 nigh ,A 4,4-?,.z.A1..1',vi iw K V 4, unit 'V i .f .', --LVN'--H V1-.5 '- ' Q-.3-E vffti AV. 42 .6-V-'f-1'.ww V xv .V n-', b'4V -..Fb-'-if J .JV V!,' V 5. 4- N. 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Harry Ellis .Nfr Mr A, and lX and lN' Norman Emond Wallace Fisher Nr and lN Wfalter E. Gibbons Nr and A John Guglia lXpr Nr and N and lX John Hanson Herbert L. Harris Nr and lN Richard C. Hayes Nr and N' Alvah K. Howe Nr and lN Ralph S. Josselyn Page 96 Mrs. Ruta E. Key Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. LeClaire George D. Lynch Harold McKenna Robert McNamara Robert M. Nutter Charles B. Orcutt Mrs. Lucy Orcutt A . Nr. and lN'.rs Mr. and Nrs Mir. and lNfQrs .V Mr. and Nrs Mr. and Nfrs Mrs. Alton Mr. and Nfrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Lloyd C. Prario C. Robert Pratt Charles Pye, jr. Burton Ross Arthur Rudkin Smith Harmon Smith . john Snow Leroy Stevens S. Eric Swenson L. H. Wilbur Mrs. Esther Yetsook Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Zeller claff of T50 GOOD LUCK.' -ik if ik' HAROLD T. DODGE Photographer PORTRAITS COMPLETE BRIDAL SERVICE Sf? ik il? 42 Day Street Whitman GIhson7-2 SE PRODUCTS HANDY-HANNAH PRODUCTS CORPORATION WHITMAN, MASSACHUSETTS Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Company Inc: - -- U EREE ESTIMATES PHILLIPS BROTHERS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING PAPER HANGING 555 Eorcst Street Bridgcwatcr OXXfcn 7-4060 Bridgewater I Bwf UHMXYLW fri M76 Cf.l,uA of 1960 from the folks at GROSSMAN'S of WHITMAN C,1f!NGlQy1,l'l 'LJ'l4lU1N'S .zmf f3lf5'l' U lSHl:'5N lfr fffz 1 ffm MANAGEMENT and STAFF of thc REGAL FACTORY SHOE STORE 556 South Ave., Wfhitman lv D. B. GURNEY CG. Manufacturer of Taclqs ana' Nails VVHITMAN, MASS. ,X 'QW 1 . 4 -bl Established 1825 ' I our I L E I 'I' C H REAL ESTATE 26.7 Bedford Struct NWI-IITMAN. MASSACHUSETTS GI 7--+004 Cmzzjvfizzzwzfr of Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc HANSON. 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Compliments of WALKEY'S FOOD CENTER Hanson, Mass. 81 OAK STREET EAST BRIDGEWATER. MASS. FOR OUALITY EMERSON A. HALL FOR SERVICE TEL. WHITMAN POST OFFICE Gfasom 7-4661 WHITMAN ROCKWALL FARM L- lg, v M's FOOD BAR H A N S O N I Open D.11lx A Niriiiu' PHYLL's BEAUTY Box i ffnlflffnft HLJIHAI XLIIIL 0.1111 uf lil pm, YL Yffffl1i1uwnlTf,11HHJU - 7-Q 5 2 I '... 4 - 1 culxwrlx RHl'Il:S 38 AND ls 4'f'fff'..f'U,i 1 IEFF'S '60 limwli, Mus r w 1ffff.ip,iQfwi ,ff FINLAY'S SHOE CENTER Chc1rlie's Breezy Hill Service Station Rwuu- 35 I-i.1m.,u. 31455. Tcl. C.Yprcss 57951 Mrs. William B. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Antonio B. Amado Mr. A. F. Bail Mr. and Mrs. Louis Broderick Joan Broderick Mr. and Mrs. Richard Capelotti Mr. William Carter Mr. jack Casoli Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. Chenoweth Antoineite Conroy Louise Correia lNz.r. and Mrs. john Davis Mrs. Olive R. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Farley Nr. and Mrs. joseph Flanagan Mrs. George T. 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