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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1961 volume:

,r, re e , Q ei . A.. W eilf ' fi' .. -5 ' ' rg ' 5 T H ,, 7-15 .Q A i GIFT OF Q Q i ii: : PAUL MOSS ggg jji- r b Karr IN Hlsronacm H ,gf 1 Eiii5T'3iV 'A f f'Tff ffig 0 the r e ee 9 For Reference Not to be taken from this library ke, ee memories are mm? offiif f Nw' , 1 , , ' A 1 N , ww. :Eli '1-f S 4 wg ' X i s5XiNtX' Y X K 1 K x-fm: lx lx' 5' f ,4 '- i -Q .A Qing :A E Q i Q 1 , 5 -, Z , K' ' - RMU v2 .A- -vW ' ' vial? vm Q4 ,N W... ,Nw M. R , H fo? fki JJZMCHZUZQIIEI' zfz REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Whitman, Mas enior u Q Vltfflll , L. CURRICULUM B arf. ,gi t ' l t Q . wfi f ir 'ft of 4. -'--'K SENIORS , - as IM' l , tit ' mi I ,'t.-1 ' Y 1-rw if . X if as fie-r E.. A UNDERCLASSES Qr ACTIVITIES ws 'N lj. I .S nt 'ZW W 5... ,B 'N .xl iff, . , LPQX R Q, it V ' ' ,m .+ , if , -- .. f 1 , I 4 My S ' X - v xg ni' f - - Q ' l fig' .JL SPORTS About Our Book. We are the first class to graduate from the new Whitman-Hanson Regional High School. We are proud-proud that we were privileged to pave the way for others in the use of this fine building. We are thankful-thankful that we were given the opportunity to use the many excellent facilities so graciously 'put at our dis- posal. And we are happy-happy that we were able to conduct the various programs that are so vital to a successful senior year. We shall not forget the work, the hardships, and the ultimate joys ot our one wonderful year in this building. As we leave our high school days behind, let us not forget what they have meant to us. Let us not forget the struggles ot our daily ,classes nor the pleasures of our brilliant social lives. Let us not forget our teachers and parents, who have played such an important part in shaping our characters tor the lives that lie ahead for all ot us-the students of today, the leaders ot tomorrow. May our CORNERSTONE be the block upon which we build a life of supreme joy, happiness, and success. Let us not forget .... 1961 CORNERSTONE STAFF Editor-Michael Sweeney, Associate Editors-Marjorie Bartlett, Martha Hubbard. Business Manager- Richard Holman. Art Editors-Constance Pear- son, Gail Pitkanen. Section Editors-F. Bail S. Craig, M. Harlow, B. Hill H. Hokonson, N. Martin, M. Sweeney, T. Smith, P Sullivan, M. Wood. Business Staff-J. Donovan A. Rockstroh, S. Carter, M Mahoney, B. Fullerton, V Smith, P. Sullivan, L. Erick son, Typists-P. Caseley, E. Hu ghes, N. Marsh, L. Mein hold, B. Monroe, J. Pack ard, D. Trop, V. White. if X13 ei X Dedmakd E... Four years ago, when the need for new high school facilities became apparent, a group of interested people began the planning of a new regional school. For two years, the Regional School Planning Board, together with the townspeople, worked to provide us with a new school. In September, l96O, the work was finished, and about 850 eager stu- 525, ' 'xiff ffqif A E '-3 , Ga Yljiiq-Ci 'T' rj dents and teachers entered the new Whitman- l-lanson Regional High School. To show our deep appreciation tor work they have done, we, the class ot l96l, dedi- cate our book, the l96l Cornerstone, to the Regional School Planning Board, and to our parents and friends, the people of Whitman and Hanson. Q Q Wffmffm MW 1 'rf n 'ly i wa... 2 -v- . n .2 1 1 1 ,. :..... '..'5f 4 f- 19 W- gl Q , he 1209459 MM CURRICULUM No effort has been spared to provide students of the Whitman'-Hanson Regional High School with the most niodern facilities for a modern education. Graduates should be well prepared to assume active roles in this fast-changing world. ini' ADMINISTRAUON PHILLIP H JOHNSON ,IR TELEPHONE Gln Q..W1..-.L WHWMAN-HANSON REGIONAL I-HGH SCHOOL WHITMAN MASEACHUSEYTS Fr-wr-gafv 27, KWH rw 'vm Cnmumf'-l' Uvf.nf vojr Twwr pvwrs we hlnh QQNUQY Qzudentf, vwu havv wfnvrghnfvd 11'N fVsFFH' 39 Ooubiv Sciswons vm the old buiXd- xnq, Ann A - rkv ywar in ihxs aoauik Q3 new srhovl. You have madv swf nefcghar, an w1Lm0nLQ wvxh crane, and w,lX KKWG that Hn so dv-uw vow havu urcoared yowr5elvvQ lor thwse aduXl re- Qunnzmb' u ,132 wh-,gh you must now agmlnws-, Twp mwQ1 Emoorrawv advnce that l can cxvp von if tant an Xxic, wf wailvva not what task you mnv be owing. Twq umpornanx Qwiwm is How you do that task. Use the kncwMwdQp and QKUM ww rmvf- acqumred LO benefut woursdf, your fgmvly, you' gommunimy and your countrv. TQ, we Cigrxe M X961 X ofter my concrarmaxnovm ana be-41 wfahes 'wr haaolnass and success. Si rexy vours, AWJX 4 MW' ?hiNNln H. nson, Jr., Prunaipal Phill' H Johnsgzll JI' Pfincipol ,tw ,Leo Lane Vnce-Principal '4 s Wh'fmon -Hon . gchool Comniil 'Re-g.OnOI High Axgfglmendent SAV' ROweII Y Gws M' ' mmm M ' Bok ' fs. S I f- er' MV- Horri0ft'WeeneY, Mr, 8 SU PERlNTENDENT'S MESSAGE By implication we view a cornerstone as o fact or condition upon which others can be built to form a complete structure. The worthiness of the cornerstone then becomes a determinant in large degree ot the value of the structure. You have been laying a corner- stone of education upon which your life is being, and will continue to be, built, Education gives you the knowledge which opens the doors to truth, It develops the skills, manual and mental, which you need tor your daily existence. lt shapes the attitudes which govern your thoughts and actions toward people and events. It increases your understanding of the realities of your life as well as your appreciation for aesthetic values. By building your lite within the framework of these tive elements, based on the cornerstone ot o sound education, you can make it a truly strong and beauti- ful experience. Mrs. Mclnnis Guidance Mr, Johnson and Mr. Lone in conference, 'QQg!!wm'V il, 'UW vs, X Mr. Bayley Guidance Miss Allen and Mrs. Mullen- official 5 I - , greeters BUSINESS The staff of the Business Department has long trained outstanding candidates for posi- tions in the business world. The excellent new classroom facilities will enable them to further an already proud tradition. Training in the use of the most modern business machines adequately prepares students for any chal- lenges they may encounter in the modern business world. ' l: -,gc . 1, V A ii W: 'S-.A n E F -f-W M , ,---wfwhffffw-Qwfs1f'1.,meff t r'-r 1 ' ' 2 ' . ' V.. . .714- 'lv :A 'ul' yi, , vw-... l i f 5 A - - , elf? ' ' A - - - , -' seat . Keep your eyes on those books, girls! ,Jkt 3 I 4 9 as E st K KV new K . A XJ 5 105 . N i x, .K James Lee Commercial Lowg Business Math x . si 1 J 4 it 1 ' E Sv I 'U Senior girls add the easy way. Mrs. Winnifred McCarthy Business Training Mfr 'Wx gear 7 T' x N Q L, V ' lil if . I K f 5 r' ie. , '- ' Lg fs S Mrs. Louise Payton Mrs. Muriel Hartshorn Mrs. Grace Lapworth Mrs. Evelyn Feldman Typewritingg Stenogrc phyg Bookkeepingg Typingg Stenography Business Management Economic Geography Office Practice Consumer Economics 10 il l l .sry me Modern European History- Did Napoleon cross the Alps? The regional school provides students with rent world events by frequent use of audio- new facilities and greater opportunities for visual aids, including television and films. Re- advancement in the field of social studies. moval of room divider enables students of two The history classes are kept abreast of cur- classes to participate in joint debates. N -----A-V.-....,.... '-w-u-qgnm, J. .4-...,...,M 2. Leo Lane M 5' Thesbe Hobbi' Now let's see, How do you spell Richelieu? Department Head Ancient History World History A W . Sinn A me in 'Q it 1 0 ' it iff I if 'XM , f ,il William Cullinane Mrs. Elaine Melise William Spratt Frank Rodick U. S. History U. S. History Modern Problems U. S. History Modern Problems Citizenship European History World Georgraphy ll LANGUAGES itsrrrgifz x We have accelerated our English program this year with our new and modern reading laboratory, our college preparatory composi- tion course, and our public speaking course. Through the combined efforts of both the veteran and the new English teachers, excel- lent use has been made of these facilities to Geraldine M- Amore give students the best possible English in- Ffench struction. nj-5 1 , '40, Mrs. Alice B. Thompson Engl ish The Macbeth essays are due February l3th, class. A 5- X 1 7 0' 1 X X i . X ' .1 Mrs. Shirley C. John F. Burbank Ann K. Giberti Mrs. Ruth E. Howe Aposfolon English French Latin English I 2 N LANGUAGES With our new books and rnodern, well- equipped language laboratory, we have found this year most helpful and informative. The new Latin and French books have made our work more enjoyable. The College Course seniors have found French Ill, a new require- ment, very enlightening. The beautiful lab- oratory has aided greatly in the development of correct pronunciation. Helen F. Kelleher English I John J. Franey Daniel S. Mrs. Beatrice D. Redgate, Jr. Walker English English f . ..... , ., ...-'-- V me 3 r uw -Q V Q ........ . . ---W .. , I . .. ., .,,.. .W ,W ..-W . 3 - M ...M ..,, . gg .....-- . , , r-WQ.....,,.-. , -f - ...- r.:..'... t---W W 'W G i tr M ' ,., -1 1.3 W . ..,. -..W . . F-u-w...,,, v ..,Vq W English Mrs. Catherine G. Morris English ygffif '7 plz F 'Ulf .dlfllflld jf al, L Students study hard under the direction of Miss Kelleher. JVWML L' J Arthur J. LaFranchise, Jr. French and English Mrs. Sheila T. Russell Speech and English MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE The mathematics department offers a wide range of subject matter. Classes study Algebra, Basic Math, Plane Geometry, Shop Math, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry. New classroom facilities broaden the scope of these subjects. The excellent modern facilities ot the new high school allow great expansion within the science department, Many new experiments are now possible in the Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and General Science laboratories, Another good paper Henry rf X 'Pi i dl i V if itil 'lf ' 1. .gg - i ,. ,f ' -:gf 1, .- . 11:15, aw . i - .' '-+- ' ziiiii' 4'1 George D. Hines Robert J. 0'ConneII Malcolm P Trolcno Joseph H Cloffey Science Mathematics Science Mathematics l4 .1 It y PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education courses are designed to improve body control and strength, to stim- ulate the development of mental and physical alertness, to establish habits ot regular ex- Maida R. Pratt Robert S. Teahan Physical Education Physical Educatior ,. HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics courses are designed to prepare girls tor tuture home-making. The regional has provided excellent new facilities enabling the girls to learn with the best pos- sible advantages. CHD war' Mrs. Hazel D- Mrs. Grace L. Leach Mfcafthv Home Economics Home Economics f-uk PRACTICAL ARTS 'I 'T The Practical Arts course includes the best ff , mechanical drawing equipment as well as an i sv I excellent, fully-equipped print shop in which X tg most ot the school bulletins are printed by stu- It ' dents. l X Mrs. Lois G. William H. McAfee Clark, Jr. Practical Arts Practical Arts INDUSTRIAL ARTS Boys taking the Industrial Arts course are obtaining many new advantages provided by '--N. the regional in the machine shop and wood- working shop. The excellent machinery and equipment enables them to attempt numerous :Q rn? Q! ercise, and to teach basic motor skills. XXAX R L Kenneth B. Ludlow Robert P. Wood Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Located centrally, the spacious library pro- vides opportunity tor research, quiet study, or recreational reading. 8OWJ of the student body participates in the very excellent hot lunch program prepared in the cafeteria's own faci- Iities. proiects new to the curriculum. Mrs. Theo E. Tyni Cafeteria Manager .qi T97 Mrs. Althea H . Jackson Librarian Q-Q.. 1 me gm MM.. 'll' V' 'n..r1 'R .Q Wx X X, .1-11, E?-'W Y'sf Me Wm! Q12 Qgif sfnmns As our Senior year draws to a close, we have finished the first stage of the foundation of our lives. As we set out on our separate paths, we all have one thing in common: a firm founda- tion for all our endeavors. With the expert guidance of our-advisors, Mrs. Howe and Mr. Franey, we hope we have made our last year a tribute to our class and our school. Wi!! pisiuiiguzizzxr. l T7 fR SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jeffrey Ross, President, Linda Erickson, Secretary, Mr. Franey, Advisor, Linda Salminen Vice President, Mrs. Howe, Advisor, John Campbell, Treasurer, REFLEXIONS Early in September, 1957, occurred an un- heralded event in the annals of time. Through the portals of that ancient institution of learning-Whitman High School-ambled the class of 1961. As we searched the cor- ridors for our assigned classes, we endured the taunts and jeers of the merciless upper- classmen, Our first year we had no class officers, but we were prompt in selecting Lynda Morse, Marilyn Derosier, Jeff Ross, Linda Erickson, and Linda Salminen as Student Council Representatives. Chosen as cheerleaders from our class wer Mary Lynne Farrell and Ruth Moneghan. With the aid of their booming cheers the basketball team copped its first league cham- pionship in many years. Before we knew it we were Sophomores, en- joying shorter school days under the double session system, Under the leadership of our appointed advisors, Mrs. Howe and Mr, Fra- ney, we elected as class officersi Jeff Ross, President, Linda Salminen, Vice-President, John Campbell, Treasurer, and Linda Erick- son, Sec reta ry. Our undefeated football team, strength- ened by many Sophomores, began its impres- sive list of triumphs by abruptly ending Oliver Ames' 28 game winning streak, Added to our faithful cheering group was Gail Pitkanen. Also, we were proud to note, the entire core of the band's baton twirlers consisted of Soph- omore girls-Ann MacGregor, Jean Brother- son, Linda Erickson, Ellen MacGregor, and Joanne Durand. Our social event of the year was our dance, A Night in Chinatown, which was held on a dismal, slushy evening in spring. The de- corations were elaborate, and the refresh- ments included Chinese fortune cookies. After summer had passed, we returned to the same old building, but now we were the Panthers of Whitman-Hanson Regional High School. We re-elected our highly dependable class officers and Mrs. Howe and Mr. Franey continued as our advisors. On November 13th -Friday no less-we held our first social event, Swinging on a Star. Although not undefeated this year, our football team had an impressive five won, one lost, two tied record. Our ring committee made an important de- cision-it chose a ring to be standard for future years. Our highest ranking class members were recognized by being inducted into the Na- tional Honor Society. They were: Brian Bereika, Sandra Budlong, Linda Flavell, Ar- lynne Lawless, Ann MacGregor, Ellen Mac- Gregor, Austin Zipeto, Fred Bail, Richard Hol- man, Frank Rowell, Mark Sweeney, Robert Vokey, Nancy Marsh, Connie Pearson, Vir- ginia White, and Mary Wood. On May 6, in the town hall, we held our prom, the Junior Promenade , over which reigned queen Gail Pitkanen and her court. Everyone worked many hours to insure its success, and fine weather made it a night we shall long remember. As June rolled around, we anticipated being the superior Seniors in our new school build- ing, after being the underdogs for three years. When September arrived, we once again found ourselves wandering around-lost amid all the modern furnishings of the new school. In appreciation for their devoted work, we retained the class officers who had served us the two previous years, We were privileged to be the first to hold a social in our beautiful, indirectly-lighted cafeteria, our Senior dance, Three Coins in a Fountain. Under the leadership of Brian and Jeff, our football team evened out the season with a four and four record. Soon after the season closed, we as a class, honored the football team with the customary banquet. As-we write this, we are yet to put on our Class Play, write our Spellman Essays, and enjoy the festivities of graduation. We will then be ready to journey forth, knowing that we have been well-prepared to fulfill our am- bitions in life. Class Motto: Ad Astra Per Aspera-To The Stars Through Difficulties. Class Flower: red rose. Class Colors: red and white. SENIOR CLASS ODE Michael Sweeney-Rona ld Meye r Melody: Hail Massachusetts! Hail Whitman-Hanson, her banners on high, We leave our friends regretfully, Our school days have gone by. Farewell to our classmates, until we meet again. May all your dreams and planning Come to a successful end. Repeat by humming as far as by -then sing from farewell to finis f u .Q N. rf CV' ' John discusses his future with Mr. Bayley. Exe: Mgwhkr 'E - iii- if MARY ANN AMADO 219 South Street Hanson Mary . . . Getting up . . . For Petc's Sakel . . . I. B. M. School. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3. JOHN ARCHIBALD 480 Washington Street Hanson Arch . . . What's the story here? . . . Optometrist. Dance Comm. 4, Math Club 1, 2, Science Fair 3, 4. SHERELYN ATWOOD 622 Main Street Hanson Sherry . . . School . . . WelI! . . . interior Decorator. Dance Comm. 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Yearbook 4. FRANCES AUBERT 110 Franklin Street Whitman Fa Fa . . . Being Teased . . . There's no getting out of it! . . . To own and operate a store. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, lntra. Bas- ketball 3, Prom Comm. 3, Year- book 4. FREDRICK T. BAIL 76 Fullerton Avenue Whitman Fred Bowdoin graduates and 57 Fords . .. Would I do that? . . . Success. Cross Country 2, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Exercise Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, lntra. Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Baseball 1, 2, 3, J. V. Football 1, Math Club 2, N. H. S. 3, 4, N. H. S. Treas. 4, Prom Comm. 3, Scho- lastic Awards 1, 2, 3, Science Fair Aide 2, Science Fair Award 3, Science Fair 3, 4, V. Basket- ball 4, V. Track 3, 4, V. Foot- ball 3, 4. BRUCE M. BAKER 102 Perry Avenue Hanson Talkative Girls . . . Cut it out, will you? . . . Engineer. Cross Country 1, Dance Comm. 4, Science Fair 2, 3, 4. RICHARD BARTHOLDSON 159 Auburn Street Whitman Ricky . . . How about that? . . . College. Band 1, 2,. 3, 4, Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE BARTLETT 809 Washington Street Whitman Margie . . . A Late Date . . . That'd be nice! . . . Journalist. Dramatic Club 2, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club 1, Grad- uation Usherette 3, Prom Comm. 3, Nominating Comm. 4, Student Council Alt. 4, Science Fair Aide 3, Yearbook 4. Our Senior Year I 'aa I Q as AQ K Q- N - 'N u,' -- N- 'Nu -luv -Q, V. X e T5 li. .I is ii 'E - e .Q if , J ,rl C 4 X K.. D 'la MARION BATES 93 Linden St. Whitman Bcitesy . . . My cousin . . Why? . . . Accountant. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4,1lf1ffO. Basketball 2, Senior Elections 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, Yearbook 4. BRIAN BEREIKA 2l Glenwood St. Whitman Brian . . . No kiddingl . . . Successful Engineer. Baseball l, 2, Dance Comm. 2, 3, Exercise Club 2, 3, 4, Fresh- man Basketball l, Grad. Honor Guard 3, Honor Society 3, 4, lntra. Basketball l, 2, 3, J. V. Basketball 2, Science Fair l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. SARAH BEZANSON 549 Bedford St, Whitman Bez I hate Mondaysl . . . Writer. Chorus 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 4, Epicurean Club l, Math Club l, 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Nominating Comm. 4, Science Fair 3, Aide 2, Yearbook 4. WAYNE BJORNHOLM 322 Liberty St. Hanson . . . Spiteful people . . . How were you? . . . To help the unfortunate. Dance Comm. l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Science Fair 2, 3, 4, grack 3, 4, Weight Lifting Club , 4. WILLIAM BRINE ' 54 Elm St f I x Hanson X 'ff . Billy . . . Girls . . . That's ' t all rightl' '. . . Rich Bachelor. A 2 l I Dance Comm. 4. s Finally Here ii fr A This is study hall? l an -1 7 P ggi! if -43-i' an as SANDRA BUDLONG 205 Warren Ave. Whitman Sandy . . . College. lntra. Basketball l, 2, 3, J. V. Basketball 2, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Math Club l, 2, Epicurean Club l, Yearbook 4, Nominating Comm. 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Class Play Comm. 4, Graduation Honor Guard 3, Whitman Women's Club 4, Chorus 4, Science Fair Aide l, 2, Science Fair 3 ARTHUR M. BURGESS 425 Franklin St. Whitman Michael . . . People who talk too much . . . Why Not? . . . Electronics. Dance Comm. l ,2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, Tennis 2, Guitar Club 4, Yearbook 4. HENRY BURBINE 85 Linden St Whitman Muggs . . . Priscilla . . Hey, What's going on here? . . . Marriage. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Football Banquet 4, Fresh. Football l, Intra. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Senior Class Play 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Football 2, Yearbook 4, if li 's Nik new 'WN Le. .,,,z,., X .. ' Q , ,f ... ...uf , X il i R s I J' ifitmsg. , ,, --1 ff 5, . W. Y mg. g7 Tie, Gail, Henry and Dole enjoy art with Mrs. McAfee. f I i 1 e , ,X- xs ty. ' I., W MK: 'A . , it . I if ,L' - ' ll. l 1 1 u F i QT' ,S 1 A. k f' ' lizfi gif ff, fir , JOHN CAMPBELL 2O Winter St. Hanson Soup , . , Work. Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Prom Comm. 3, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY M. CANTONI ll7 Temple St. Whitman Tony . . . Spelling . . . Cool and a half! Freshman Basketball lg Freshman Football l, Exercise Club l, 2, Intra. Basketball 2, 3, J, V. Bos- ketball 2, 3, Track I, ALLAN EDWARD CARLSON 168 Beulah St. Whitman . . . A Certain Person. 55? 'W SALLY CARTER l2l Pleasant St. Hanson Sol Slow people Holy Josephine! Chorus l, 2, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Yearbook 4. PATRICIA CASELEY 296 Washington St. Whitman Pat . . , Nagging , . . Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Election Comm. 3, Prom Comm. 3, Year- book 4. DENNIS W. CHICK 33 Dewey Ave. Whitman Chucky . . . Neckties in school . . . C'mon, will ya! . . , Air Force. Moth Club l, 2 ,3, Varsity Bas- ketball 4, Varsity Baseball 4, lntra. Basketball 4. RICHARD CLEMONS High St. Hanson Bib . . . Broken glass in park- ing Iot .... ELEANOR G. CORLISS 354 Essex St. Whitman ,, Writing to a service boy . . . Nice ploy, Shakespeare! . . . Happiness. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Intro Basketball 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm, 3, Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4. Gone Are , 'fr , lv , QI Q i X .y ' X , . f The Carefree II I I Ii I Il i 'I K I F . Av A x '4V 'If l an 41 X. i ,fi-ijy, . XVI I. .nfl A 'Q Y JL rim J JOHN COX 67l High St, Hanson Coxie . . . Study hall teachers . . . You're cool! . . . To see the world. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 3, 4. SUSAN CRAIG 69l E. Washington St. Hanson Sue . . . My weight . . . Oh! Really? . . . Nurse. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club I, F. N. A. 3, 4, Glee Club 4, lntra. Basketball I, Math Club 2, 35 Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair Aide 35 Tennis 2, 3, Year- book 4. LOUIS CUBI 76 Court St. Whitman Cuddles . . . Jerry . . . Bet your life! . . . Navy, Student Gov. Rep. 4. JANET CURLEY 76 Dewey Ave. Whitman Jan , . . Homework . . . I don't know! . . . Teacher. Dance Comm. 2, 3, Epicurean Club I, lntra. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair 3. WILLIAM DAMON 88 Webster St. Whitman Bill . . . Take a bath! . . Baseball player. lntra. Basketball I 2 3 4' J X. Bqseboii 1, 2, v. QQs4bQi'i 3, M. Underduss Days ORINA DaSILVA 300 Bedford St. Whitman Bob Nice play, Shake- speare! . . . Housewife. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Art 4. DONALD P. DAVIS 6I Hancock St. Monponset Dave . . . Getting his license . . ,Q l'm never going to get married? . . . Service, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Visual Aids 4. LINDA DAVIS 222 Sbortsman's Trail Whitman Lin . . . homework . . . Oh Kal . . . Jr, College. Art Club 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, IN of 1-'41 4 NI' 4, Prom Comm. 3. I l 44 IDE g .171 llii, 5 Louis Cubi-future Governor ot Massachusetts? 1,1 ff Q I Q' he 42'-f .nf 'fm ? BARBARA A. DeCOSTE 92 Sportsman's Trail Whitman Barbsie . , . Fast Drivers . . , What's New? . . . Nurse. Baintree High School, Glee Club 2, Student Council I, F, N. A. jj Science Fair 3, Dance Comm, BARBARA MARIE DeCOSTE 4l Central St. Whitman Barb' '. . . And things! . . . I, B. M. Work. Intra, Basketball 3, Dramatic Club 2, Sewing Displays 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, u we f rfdtf, in , -. X M 9 .-K 4' , ooRoTHY JEAN DEMARS 431 Spring St. , --k '49 Hanson 1 Shorty lsn't he hand- ' some? . . . Nurse. F. N. A. 2, 3. -L , -E W.- P lli QA A W H3 g ' 4 3 'L Mr, Ludlow explains metal Shaper to Bob, Ralph, Warren, and Cliff, IH V I v- mf I Y 4 MARILYN G. DEROSIER 69 High St. Whitman Nloliren Drinking No Drinking! . . . Secretary, Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club 4, Glee Club 4, ln- tri3.2Basketball 3, Student Coun- ci fxii' I . , if an PAUL DEXTER Wood St, R Hanson Own my own business. Kb FRANKLIN DIAS 9 Ferris St. Monponsett 'lFrank School To Graduate. -gf, H, ANN DONOVAN 'ig 'A ' 443 Maquan St. Hanson - K Nancy . . . - V Q Chorus l, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 4, F. N. A. ' 3, Glee Club 4, Intra, Basketball I, 2, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair. C' I 'Vt ,, . Nik., JAMES DONOVAN 443 Maquan St. Hanson Jim . . . Di- Dee . . . Cen- sured .. . To finish school. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, lntra, Bos- ketball 2, 3, Nominating Comm. 'um 4, Science Fair 2, Yaerbook Staff We Plunge Into T- 0 + A ' i .JL 'riff 018 . 1, .gg fi 'W if Trigonometry, THELMA DUFF 651 Indian Head St. Hanson Teddy , . . Driving . . . Don't do anything I wouldn't do! . . . To graduate. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, lntra. Basketball 2, 3, Pram Comm. 3, J. V. Basketball 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3. STEPHEN DUMA 297 State St. Hanson Steve . . .Disagreeable people . . . Rotten! . . . To obtain money without working - live luxuriously. Dance Comm. 4, Football 2, Track 4. JOANNE DURAND 37 Kendrick St. Whitman Joe . . . Conceited Boys . . . Swinging . .. X-ray Techni- cian. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Boston Ballroom 2, Dramatic Club 2, 4, Drum Maiorette l, 2, 4, lntra. Basketball 2 ,3, Epicurean Club l, Student Government Day 3. SHIRLEY ELDRIDGE 32 Carleton St. Whitman ShirI Paul . . Go to France . . . Work. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Nominating Comm. 4. LINDA L. ERICKSON I4 Glenwood St. Whitman Sweet Pea . . . Blushing . . . Oh, Bash! . . . Private Secre- tary. Class Sec. 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette l, 2, 3, 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Intro, Basketball 2, 3, J. V. Basketball 2, Prom Comm. 3, Softball 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, Queen's Court 3, V. Basketball 3, 4. ROBERT EVANS 3 I 2 Park Ave. Whitman Bob Teachers Service, Dance Comm. 4. ELAINE FABIANI 23l Temple St. Whitman Meatball . . . Army . . . You must be some kind of a nutl . . . Housewife. Art Club 4, Banquet Comm. 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, MARY LYNNE FARRELL I6 Dyer Ave. Whitman Lynne Blind Dates .. Oh gee, hay! , . . Nurse. Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, F. N. A. 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Student Council Alt. 3, Year- book 4. ti A i.- :ITZ ,M ., L-Jil . 4, I K .I s IIT! in x as 7 , mf-il ftffiffgil v- -f fkiiigziir 5 f- ' 1' If xii: I I I 1 -f' ' ,gt f af A LIZ L 'I' fu, .'k'ft,pgi V' al '-:Q 5557 1 -ii V ! wi What's the problem, Mr. Dunn? We fu. vrw-.N . 'QW' T 3173931394-' I 54 dl . I l I F L F I 3 I 'Q .if fi ,li- .5 fi 3 .-.Z ,ie gyr!I4h ' A me -..-I 4, Y. 5' 'Wt ind N? Nw! GERALD FERRIS 35 Vernon St. Whitman 'Wlaximillion G. Farcherani III . . . Detention . . . All right, you roguey, don't sweat it. , . . College. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Intra. Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basket- ball I, Audio Visual Aids 4, Sci- ence Fair 3, 4. EUGENIA FERRONI 722 Temple St. Whitman Gina . . . Certain boy with 55 Mercury . . . That's cool? . . . College, All N. E. Band I, 2, 3, 4, All- State District Band 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 4, Dramatic Club 2, S. E, M. S. B, A. 3, 4. PHILIP FILOSI 600 Bedford St, Whitman Phil Homework Where are my glasses? . . . Machinist. X I! Au- , Z7 ,,, 2 1 I His D ' A - 1' What's going on up there? f'm '1 H-J PATRICIA FREEL 544 Maquan St. Hanson Pat . .. Getting in on time . . , I bet ya! . . . Secretary in Foreign Service. Epicurean Club I, Dance Comm. 3, Math Club I, 2, Science Fair Aide I, 3, Science Fair 2, Glee Club, Intro, Basketball I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2. DAVID FREEMAN 395 Washington St. Whitman Dave . . . Murial . . . Ohl Beans! . . . Mechanic, intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Football 4. EILEEN TERESA FRISBY 36 Blake St. Whitman Friz . . . Conceited Boys . . Kindergarten Teacher. Chorus I, 2, Dance Comm. I ,2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club I, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, Class Day Usheretie 3, Prom Comm. 3. BERNICE FULLERTON I9 VViIIard Ave. Whitman Bunny . . . Sisters . . . Don't be ridiculous! Secretary. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, J. V. Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Var- sity Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4. JOHN FULLERTON 70 Webster St. Whitman Leo . . . Le-t's make a break for it. . . Farmer. 3-Q1 iii Q gf an 1 il ,521 V h,XlfFi5'zm ' 4 X A f , , f I Ia X I Physics, Office Practice, i if 9. ,ff Iso t ,fps I , WILLIAM GAULEY l75 High St. -1 Hanson ' Billy Oh, Shut Up! .. 'd if Truck Driver. sl , -4 'X Cross Country. ' W N E , MARY ANN GAY IO9 Loring Ave. Whitman ,R . . . Homework ., . Ain't it the truth, though? . . . Model. Brockton Schools l, 2, Dance Comm. 3, 4, lntra. Basnetball 3, Prom Comm, 3, Queenfs Court 3. GLENDA A. GIDIS u - I63 Alden St. Whitman 2 B , Gigi ... Homework .. . Real i Cool! . . . Marriage. , f. fi Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, intra. Bas- ' A f ketball 2, 3, Varsity Softball 2, .3 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 2, Prom . Comm. 3. 4 , Q ' iq N I C7 'X' ' ill' 'VFX Q ' ...Ai X Y' If I JAMES GILBERT 146 Winter St. Whitman Mung , . . Police pursuit while driving . . . Hi Mung . . . Jet Bomber. Dance Comm. 3, 4. Q , f ,N BARBARA GINIEWICZ S' ' 47 Elm Piece -' ,,g 4- Whitman M Barb Housework May , Q l have the car, Dad? . . . Trip . 1' Q. to California. V gl, Dance Comm. 3, 4, Prom Comm. K ' J 3, Yearbook 4. - .3552 ' ,' 1. l ' . , i ll ii Typing, Senior English, ff, d i i ,542 l 9? i Barb, Bob, and Bev get ready for class. A Y 4551! ,lf If JANICE GOVONI 31 Star St. Whitman Jan .. . Boys Ella, dummy-and things! . . . Hair- dresser. Art Club 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3. I: I' i e f ROBERT HANBY 48 Ellis Ave. Q , -- 5' Whitman ' . it Bob . . . Registry . . . Some- K 5 if. one give me a smoke! . . . Race n 0 driver. Cross Country l, 2, Dance Comm. f 2, 3, Track l. ., . A -F W In 1 . PATRICIA o. HARDING 29 Dana St. L A Q Whitman A ' ' Feeb snobbish people sf 5 You Know! Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom A V Comm. 3, lntra. Basketball 3, 4, Yearbook 4. 1 XX k K i 4 V v ff' i .-gpggxi' Eileen, Mary, Natalie, Janet, and the Easter Bunny, X Q -2 -fc ii 2, WHs 'I-3 .-it , f- '- gp -f ,. I. -fi fe 5 ,X 4 n if .. wt, ' .x ':'f 933. 1 tt .Xi MARY HARLOW l7 Laurel St. Whitman Themes ... What? ... Teacher. Epicurean Club l, F. T. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Dance Comm. l, 2, 3, Science Fair 3, Yearbook 4. JUDITH HARRINGTON 64 Sportsman's Trail Whitman Judy . . . Homework . . . My goodness ' . . . Success. Weymouth High School l, 2, 3, Art Assembly l, Assembly Comm. l. ALICE HAZZARD 3 Arlene St. Hanson Alsy . . . Gilman . . . Rogy! . , . Airline Hostess. Band l, Basketball l, 2, 4, Cho- rus l, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 4, Epicurean Club l, Field Hockey 4, Golf 4, Math Club l, 2, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair l, 2, 3, Science Fair Aide l, Science Fair Award 3, Softball l, Tennis 2. BEVERLY A. HEIGHAM 642 High St. Hanson Bev ...Getting up... Coolness personified! . . . Col- lege. Band l, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, Student Council 2, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Senior Play 4. JOHN P. HENDERSON 42 Silver St, Whitman Jack ... Bookkeeping lll ... Let's go! . . . Banker. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, lntra. Basketball 2, 3, Freshman Basketball l, Cross Country 2. HERBERT HOKANSON 65 Robert Ave. Whitman Hokie . . . Homework. . . Give me a break ' . . . Study business administration. Cross Country l, 2, 3, Dance Comm. 2, 3, Freshman Basket- ball l, J. V. Basketball 2, Math Club 2, Science Fair 2, 3, 4, Science Fair Award 3, Student Council 3, Yearbook 4. BARBARA JANE HILL 6l5 State St. Hanson Barb . . . Get married. Epicurean Club l, lntra. Basket- ball l, 2, 3, F. T. A. l, Glee Club 4, Yearbook 4. RICHARD HOLMAN 40 Laphom St. Hanson Dick School of Agricul- ture. Dance Comm. 2, 3, Epicurean Club l, Honor Society 3, 4, Play Comm. 4, Prom Comm, 3, Year- book 4. 1 iii Q .fi 'R Ql ., A mf' we 5. i ri.. '. ig Lf .. Je XY' fx i- Kai' .ot 'f?' Three Coins In '?' . ., , X ,A gr . K I . . If A a . is-4 1, Q: F' r . 4 'Caffe it - P 5 Ji - 4. ., if f ' R .Y l ff C- f W. .-. l . - ' ' A f is , .- fi WP -.. 1, ' . cw, I , J fr A ' A f I' x The Fountain NANCY HOPKINS 744 West Washington St. Hanson Nance . . . People .who are late . . . Don't be silly! . . . Be smart. Dance Comm. 3, 4, Epicurean Club I, Intro. Basketball l, 2, 3, J. V. Basketball I, 2, 3, Math Club 2, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair I, 3, 4, Student Council I, MABLE HORNE 57 Court St. Whitman Mae . . . Sunday Drivers , . . Charge! Airline Hostess . . . Business School. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4. MARTHA HUBBARD 253 School St. Whitman Mertha . . . Parrots, small towns . . . Go gorge peanut butter! . . . Illustrator . . . College. Abington Historical Society 3, 4, Associate Editor 4, Cafeteria Staff 4, Class Day Comm. 3, Class Day Usherette 3. ELIZABETH HUGHES 3 Pleasant St. Whitman Betty . . . Homework . .. Oh Brother! . . . Marriage. Chorus I, 2, Choir I, 2, Ensem- ble 2, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, Prom Comm.. 3, Year- book Staff 4. DIANE HUNT 3 I 3 Bedford St. Whitman Dee Dee . . . homework . . . Get out of school. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3. 77 4. J if , j . ji' . 5 ' qs' 1- 'x Joan seeks guidance from Mrs, Mclnnis. 1 5- V Eiga! . 5' JOAN JOHNSON 558 West St. East Bridgewater Joanie Babe . . . housework . . . Oh well! . . . Marriage. Dnace Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Softball 2, Yearbook KATHLEEN JOHNSON 36 Blake St. Whitman Kathy . .. no money .. What am I doing here? buy a car. Chorus I, 2, 3, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, Football Banquet 4, Prom Comm. 3, Softball 4, Yearbook 4. ,149 .wx 15 JAMES KEITH Z, 205 High St. Whitman Jim nosebleeds Sup- posedlyl . . . electronical engi- NEST. ' , ,wh V Y , . 1 'if ..g...a-My---'P ,, ' V 0. Lynne, Margie, and Kathy bone up tar College Boards. f n -l i E C - Qih ,h , ROBERT KIERAN 43 West St. rw 3 Whitman - Bob ... Alcoholism .. I.. -i . si K .we JPN ' - any 1, I' . 4 . rg. Q. Sify - A U Q 'L 'Q '91 as li. . H3 1 ,A What do you say, Boy? . Navy. JUDITH A. KUZBORSKI I36 Harvard St. Whitman Kuz . . . English Themes . . . Great Gravey! . . . Success and Happiness. Chorus 4, Class Play 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club, V. P. I., F. T. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm 3., Math Club 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 3, 4, Softball 4, Student Council Alt. 4. SHIRLEY J. LANDRY l45 Pleasant Street Whitman KA KA . . . Service . . . Oh Yo! . . . Marriage. Art Club 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, lntra. Basketball l, 2, Prom Comm. 3. PRISCILLA A. LaVIGNE l72 Main St. Hanson Cilla . . . Gym Exercises . . . Where's the food? . . . To be a Secretary. Choir l, 2, Chorus l, 2, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, lntra. Bas- ketball 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair Aide 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Football Banquet 4, Class Play 4. ARLYNN E M. LAWLESS 70 Erin St. Whitman Lynne . . . Asparagus . . . Good Show! To pass Physics . . . Teacher. Bristol High School l, Boston Ballroom 3, Class Play Usherette 3, Dance Comm. l, 2, 3, 4, Driv- ing Rodeo 3, 4, Glee Club l, 4, Graduation Honor Guard 3, Guide 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Masque and Triangle 4, Math Club 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3, 4, Award, First Aide l, Volleyball l, Year- book 4. ALAN LeVANGIE 405 Beulah Street Whitman Regan .. . Cutting in lunch line . . . Oh Yeo! . . . T. M. P. C. . . Join Navy, CINDA LINDSEY ll9 Fullerton Ave. Whitman Cindy . . . Boys . . . Don't sweat the small stuff! . . . l. B. M. Operator. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Year- book 4. RONALD E. LOVELL 594 Bedford St. Whitman Ronnie . . . That certain per- son . , , My littel Cl Dance Comm. 3, 4, Track l. wif fx 9 uf? I I .W The Seasons Chunge...l , 1 nf '9Q5 . l' a 5 . NJ A x ' Jigs .-wus A' . .W S-z' . yy .1 if: ' . -1 'if' 11.54 awe. Mx ' ' 245.55 s. .431 1 ff ' i f- r I- vl se Sw: fl I Ll r -3 CS. I I gl 3. ...Football Ends J MICHAEL EVERETT LUDWIG SI Laurel St. Whitman School . . . Take a bath! Skip School, DALE A. LYNCH ll5 Waltham St. Monponsett People who are afraid of horses Variety is the spice at life! . . . To get married. Dance Comm. 2, 3, Epicurean Club I. ANNE XMocGREGOR 3I8 West Washington St. Hanson Twin . . . Lazy boys . . . Ye Gad! . . . School Teacher. Drum Moiorette I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club I, Grad. Usherette 3, N. H .A. 3, 4, Honor Society Dance 4 J. V. Basketball 2, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair 3, 4, Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Math gllub 2, National Honor Society , 4. ELLEN MacGREGOR 318 West Washington St. Hanson Lazy Boys . . . Yup, l'm Ellen! . . . Teacher. Drum Malorette I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club l, Grad. Usherette 3, Honor So- ciety Dance 4, Vice-Pres., Honor Society 4, Intro. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 2, Science Fair 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Moth Club 2, National Honor Society 3, 4. DAVID L. MccLEOD 705 Washington St. Whitman Mac . . , Physics . . . Hey, you yo-yo! . . . Join U. S. Ma- rine Corps. Science Fair I. MARILYN MAGOUN 772 East Washington St. Hanson Merri ...Homework,,. Oh, Q darn! . . . Success 'and Happiness. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club I, lntra. Basketball 3, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm 3. MARYELLEN MAHONEY I7O State St. Hanson Mary WeIla Getting up . . . A We broke up today ' . . . Happiness. Dance Comm, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Epicurean Club I, F T. A. I, Intro. Basketball I, Pram Comm. 3, Queen's Court 3, Yearbook Staff 4, NANCY MARSH 60 Court Street Whitman Nance . . . Parking Meters . , . Oh, ReOIly9 . . . Legal Secre- tary. Chorus I, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Comm 3, Usher- ette 3. S 'G' H' .IQ .fr 54111 iiafh- J V52 .-fbi , 4- W. N Ill ia, W Hg Dramatic Club Christmas play-Moryellen, John, and Martha, .. I vi lig i . 'CJ- ' x I I ff ,J NATALIE B. MARTIN 2OOI Washington St. Braintree Sheena . . . People who bor- row homework . . . Pow - Boing! . . . English teacher. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club, F. N. A. 2, 3, 4, Gradua- tion Usherette 3, Intra. Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Comm. 3, Math Club 3, Science Fair 3, Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Student Council Alt. 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4. MARY McGRATI-I 36 Lakeview St. Whitman Grathy lmpolite Boys Oh, what a riot! . . . Teacher. Boston Ballroom 2, 3, Chorus 4, Dance Comm. 4, Epicurean Club I, F. T. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Science Fair 4, Ten- nis 2, 4. MARY ANNE MCLAUGHLIN 414 South Ave. Whitman Moochie Conceited people . . . Think, I never thought about that! . . . Secretary. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Prom Comm. 3, Year- book 4. f we . Mr. Wood's swinging home room. insan- l i ' ,if 14V LINDA JEAN MEINHOLD 695 High St. Hanson Lin Blushing lt takes all kinds . . . Secretary. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 3, lntra. Basketball I, 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair I, Yearbook 4. RONALD W. MEYER 613 Auburn St. Whitman The Rebel . . . Like 'em all, love none, Kiss 'em all, have fun. Basketball 2, Class Vice-Presi- dent 2, Spanish Club 2, 4. BONNIE JEAN MONROE 25l Park Ave. Whitman Bon . . , Blushing , . . Oh Great! . . . Happiness. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Football Banquet Comm. 4, Intra. Basket- ball 2, Prom Comm. 3, Queen's Court 3, Yearbook 4. JUDITI-I MORGAN 246 School St. Whitman Judy ... Showoffs ... What's all this rot? Nurse. Boston Ballroom 3, Chorus 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Qui i I1 Club 2. g LYNDA G. MORSE 22 Indian Head St. Hanson Lyn . . . Car repairs... Guess what, Nance? Travel. Band l, Chorus 4, Dance Comm. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 4, Epicurean Club I, Football Ban- quet Comm. 4, Math Club 3, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair 2, Award Winner 2, Aide 3, S. E. M, S. B. A. I, Student Council l, 4, Yearbook 4. F- E Ufx X., Basketball And Baseball I as was -49' -AN' SHIRLEY MUNRO State Street Hanson Je ne sais pas! Kindergarten Teacher. Chorus 4, Dance Comm. 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Tennis 3, DANIEL MURPHY 4l 8 Bedford St. Whitman Murphy . . . He and things. . . . Navy, Weymouth Vocational School. RONALD NARDI 496 Main St. Hanson Ron Teachers Foolish, isn't it? Diesel Mechanic. RICHARD NASH 63 Washington St. Whitman Decker . . . Girls . . . Hey Jack! . . . To Succeed. PAUL M. NUGENT 501 Spring St. Hanson Paul Jackets and ties Engineer. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Exercise Club 2, 3, 4, Grad. Usher 3, lntra. Basketball 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3, Sportsman's Award 3, Student Council 2. arry Us Along ' PAUL J. OWENS 45 Carleton St. Whitman . . . Ford Enthusiast . . . Get out of my life . . . Retire at 45. Dance Comm, 2, 4, Glc-e Club 4, lntra. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Year- book 4. JOAN PACKARD 255 Winter St. Hanson Packy .,. Gym exercises ... Who's he? . . . Private Secre- tary. Intra. Basketball l, 2, 3, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Pram Comm. 3, Football Banquet Comm, 4, Year- book 4. VICKI PAPANICOLAS 990 Bedford St. Whitman Vicki , . . sarcasm . . . Oh, fish! . . . Artist. Dance Comm, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Epicurean Club l, Glee Club 4, Math Club 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Queen's Court 3, Sci- ence Fair 3, Yearbook 4. 4' ,Q visa ll 'ww' 4 NNX ' ll if S What red line, Mrs. Holt? 'firmer- f gr. ,' A-6 ah, .. I .wvg-8 lg It PHYLLIS PARSONS IIOO Auburn St. Whitman Phyl . . . Shakespeare , , . What a fish! Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble I, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Science Fair 3, Spellmon Essay 3, Yearbook 4. CONSTANCE M. PEARSON 436 Beulah St. Whitman Connie . . . Conceited people . . Oh, no! . . . Commercial artist . , . College. Cafeteria 4, Class Day Usherette 3, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball Banquet Comm, 4, Guide 4, Honor Guard 3, N, H. S, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4, Student Council Alternate 4, Tennis 4, Yearbook Art Editor 4, ANDREA PEDERSEN 55 Beulah St. , Whitman 'Tomy Andy . , . Weekend and holi- I' day homework . . . Who? . , . Secretory. Dance Comm, 2, 3, Senior Activi- ties 3. I l Q J 7 O H .. - 2 - I D Mr, Clark demonstrates prin ting press to Art. ,i -,QM ft, I--.....:r1 LEON PETERSON 93 Linden St. Whitman Pete ... Democrats... Take o bath! Dance Comm. 2, 4, Intro. Bas- ketball I, Manager, Football Team 4, GAIL PITKANEN 344 Washington St. Whitman Weekend homework . . . Hi, there! . . . Interior Decorator. Art Club 4, Boston Ballroom 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Class Day Comm. 3, Dramatic Club, Pres. 4, Epicurean Club, Sec. I, lntra. Basketball I, 2, Masque and Triangle 4, Open House Usherette 4, Prom Comm. 3, Stu- dent Council 4, Yearbook Art Editor 4. B ETSY POOLE 58 Harvard St. Whitman Bets . . . Getting up on Mon- do mornin . . Gee Whiz! Y Q f . . . Be 'happy. Class Day Usherette 3, Epicurean Club I, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Football Banquet 4, Math Club I, 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair Aide 3, 4, Science Fair Hon- ors I, 2, Lunchroom Cashier 4. DOUGLAS PRATT 228 High St. Whitman Doug . . . teachers . . . Coulo you please repeat thot? Band I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Bos- ketball 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Exercise Club 3, 4. KATHLEEN ANN PROVOST 766 Plymouth St. Whitman Kathy . , . Study hall supervi- sons . , . Oh, come off it! . . . Secretary. Mass. Hospital School I, Dance Comm, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A, 3, Glee Club I, 4, Math Club 3, Prom Comm 3' Yenrhnnk A jif- 1 L3 qw 'ET Wwe' lui ' v ,,LfH, '15 , . . 5 1: . M 1-5 163 v l 111, :rg , J 'Q 14 -1 ::3 'j'x-'-- Y? 3,4 it 1, f:9,z,f,gg4.tQg1 3. ,Ei .gg , ,.. , .,gv,,.,a L, K Y Y, 1 -754' V 6, , ' F s s .5 1 44 ' f - X , Xml - .... gn, .-gg' if r l X . .gl us?- The Year ls Qiai 1-gg.. I 'Y J X 5 4121 it ,Qi A i' 33 ' if is Sl ' I - ,Ir we 'TV Imost Over DONALD REED 224 Beulah St. Whitman Donnie , . . Physics. . . l thin' sol . . , Millionaire. Science Fair 2. JANET RHODES 650 Whitman St. Hanson Jan . . . Monday Mornings . . . Oh, come off ntl . . . Travel, Chorus 4, Dance Comm, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm, 3, Science Fair l, Science Fair Aide 2, Sottball 2, Student Council 2, Student Coun- cil Alternate 3. PATRICIA RICH 27 Pleasant St. Hanson Pat . . . Homework . , . You'- re a fish! . . , Travel. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, J. V. Basketball l, Yearbook Staff 4. RICHARD ROBBINS 90 Pratt Place Hanson Rick Unchramed Engines , . . 8 cylinders, 6 carbs, and a stickshiftf' . . . Electrical En- gineer, ALTJE C. ROCKSTROH 35 Jenkins Ave. Whitman Tie . . . People who ask how to spell my name . . . Wonder- ful! . . . Nurse, Quincy l, 2, Glee Club l, Dra- matics Club l, 4, Cafeteria l, 4, Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. Vice-President 4, Dance Comm, l, 2, 3, 4, lntra. Basketball l, 2, 3, Art 2, 4, Science Fair 3, Golf 4, Yearbook 4, Prom Comm. 3, Student Council Correspondent Secretary 4, Tennis 4. ff' Qi 131- i l l i l K -g NY! df' '-v I 25 r g pf What's the matter? Tired already? g 'Q ' , Muni- fx Z7 X wig lllllils GRAHAM H. ROGERS Sl Day Street Whitman Crackers . . , People . . . Get Lost! . . . Engineering. Band l, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. JEFFREY ROSS 335 Winter St. Hanson Jeff . . . Cliques . . . You'd better believe it! . . Athletic Director. Class Pres. 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm 2, 3, 4, Grad. Usher 3, Student Council l, Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Track 3, 4. FRANK ROWELL lO2 Park Ave. Whitman ...F.B.,B.B.andA.Z.... J. V, Football l, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Fresh, Basketball l, J. V. Basketball 2, Intra. Bas- ket. l, 2, 3, 4, Ex. Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair 3, 4, Award 3, Boston Ballroom 3, Boys' State 3, Grad, Honor Guard 3, Nomi- nating Comm, 4, J. V. Baseball l, N. H. S, 3, 4, '25 ,l xi Q, KU' SA, Y J, mgji' if as 'A ex. , . 'fl .ws .-.. , .. .2 .. . 1, J A .fit xi Y' T ' :Qt ftlxt' V .'- s D J I t l 1 '- 5231-ri 1 X I 'fi ,Qt R ' oral' 2 F I Y i L: an We T ,iriq . I rx Q H Mrs, Howe directs Junior Prom Grand March. Q I I W yi l s Zliii l' ln QD , HENRY RUSSO 379 Franklin St. Whitman Sandy . . . Make lots of mon- ey. 'fb I my I i rg Q KATHLEEN RUST I282 Whitman St. Hanson Kathy . . . Tests . . . Oh, fudgicalsln . . , Ship social di- rector, Epicurean Club I, Dance Comm, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 4, Intra. bas- ketball I, 2, 3, Math Club 2, 3, Prom Comm, 3, Dram, Club 2, 4, Science Fair I, 3, Senior Recep- tion Comm, 3. DIANE L. RUTKAUSKAS 25 Charles St, Whitman Di . . Susan ls he cute? , . . Airline Stewardess. E. Bridgewater H. S. Cheerleader I, Chorus I, Dance Comm, I, Field Hockey, Softball I, Boston Ballroom 3, Cafeteria 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Dram. Club 2, 4, Dram, Club Treasurer 4, Prom Comm, 3, Scholastic Award 3, Yearbook 4. LINDA SALMINEN 30 School St. Whitman Lin . . . Carrot Juice . . . Okay , . . Business School. Class day Comm, 3, Class Play Comm. 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club I, F. T, A, I, 2, Grad, Usherette 3, Honor Society Usherette 3, lntra. Basketball, Math Club 4, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair 3, 4, Student Coun- cil I, Vice-President 2, 3, 4. LEON SAWYER 474 State Street Hanson Buzz Automatic Trans- mission . . . That's cool, may- be! . . , To graduate, Chorus 4, Dance Comm. 4, Epi- curean Club I, Science Fair I, 2, 4, Prolection I. RALPH SAYCE 40 Reed St. Hanson . . What did you say, kid? . . . To own a machine shop. Dance Comm. 3, 4, Tickets 4. RANDOLPH SAYCE 685 Main St. Hanson Randy Flat tires , Mechanic, MARY LOU SENECHAL 60 Day St. Whitman Lu . . . Boys . . . Are you out to lunch? To fly a let. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Yearbook 4, A-ivfhlfhtk 'Ri , if I jf 'fix '1 ' x'7f7 4, f fi, - jiffi- I 442531555 5 . '.L K 4 ,YV We I ,,. , O The Awuited x 'x .ii 36 , RONALD SHERMAN 488 Temple St. Whitman Pat . . . English . . . You're full of baIoney! . . . Air Force. Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 4. CLIFFORD SMITH 877 Auburn St. Whitman Smitty . . . Homework . . . That's cool! . . . Automatives. Football I, 2. THAIS SMITH 372 Winter St. Hanson Smitty . . . Boys who go steady . . . Well, gosh, I don't know! . . . Nurse. Boston Ballroom 2, 3, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. I, 4, Glee Club 4, Grad. Class Day Comm., Intra. Basketball I, 2, 3, J. V. Basketball, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Math Club 2, Nom. Comm. 4, Senior Reception Comm. 3, Stu- dent Council Alt. 2, Sports Editor 4, Student Council Pres. 4, Ush- erette-Clczssday 3, Open House 4. THERESA SMITH 42 Pleasant St. Hanson Ter . . . Sunday Dinners . . . Hey, Charlie! . . . Stay Single. Art 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, lntra. Basketball I, 2, 3, Year- book 4. VERONICA SMITH Lakeside Rd. Hanson Ronnie . . . Oh my heavens! . . . Women's Air Force. Roslindale High School I, 2, Dra- matic Club I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Football Banquet 4, Dance Comm. 4, Yearbook 4. Moment Arrives if ,Z Tony's done it again S RAYMOND STAFFORD,JR. I28 Pleasant St. Whitman Ray Lending money to Don Davis . . . Sure . . . En- joy Life. Comm. Chairman 3, Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, J. V. Basketball 2, Visual Aids I, 2, 3, 4 . WAYNE STEARNS IOO Franklin St. Whitman Al , . . General Motors . . . Go to Detroit . . . Be another Eliot Ness. Dance Comm. 4, Yearbook 4. JANICE L. STOWELL 370 Elm St. Hanson Jan Teacher's Pet . Oh Sugar Moon! Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Yearbook 4. R 'tif' Dale, Rina, and Sherry make decorations tor the e. ' -li Z, JO -. 2 EA. ?', X . 1 . Q W Ax Q. -,R ,um is ,W A . 'CTW 217 9 pt. f - If NY, F12 -V I A'-'Q 51 X 1 Y My 7 ,: , 411, - -satire :M - a- t ' 'ff ,.',.ff'i:. t,,ej21,, .eeg,42tq,sg'- .,.-, ,, at ,...,,- . L '--if-25' T SHIRLEY STROBRIDGE l65 Harvard Street Whitman Shirl . . . Cliques . . . Take a bath! . . Happiness. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, lntra. Basketball 2, 3, Glee Club 4, Prom Comm 3, Tennis 4. PATRICIA A. SULLIVAN l27 Pleasant Street Hanson SuIl . . . A conceited boy . . What a riot! . . . Teacher. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 3, F. T. A. 4, lntra. Basketball l, 2, 3, Yearbook 4. MARK SWEENEY 63 Jenkins Avenue Whitman Mark . . . French homework . . Whoa da ya say? . . . Engineer. Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 4, Cross Country l, 2, 3, Dance Comm 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club l, Grad. Honor Guard 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club l, 2, 3, Prom Comm 3, Studc-nt Council u MICHAEL W. SWEENEY 63 Jenkins Avenue Whitman Irish , . . Homework . . . Get with it, ace! Priesthood. Class Day Comm. 3, Cross Coun- try l, 2, 3, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club l, Exercise Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basket- ball l, Grad. Usher 3, Guide l, 2, J. V. Baseball 2, J. V. Basket- ball 2, 3, J. V. Football l, Math Club I, 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair 3, 4, Science Fair Award 3, Student Council 3, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Yearbook Editor 4. DOMINGA B. TAVARES 93 South St. Hanson Ding . . People watching me . . . Joke, poke! . . . Profes- sional Dancer. Dance Comm. 3, Glee Club. GEORGE TAYLOR l45 Pleasant St. Whitman Georgie . . . Kids who think they're cool . . . Let's make a break tor it! . . . Success. HAROLD THAYER 5l7 State St. Hanson Harry . Homework Service. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3. LINDA M. THOMPSON 43 Day St. Whitman Lin . . . Driving . . . That's true ' Nurse las X 1' 'ff 5 N .35 L J 1', , . nh' ,suv .A il' il' sf C N... N ,E A x ., 5 ln' Graduation Marks 1 D l I l ll l i Jw X ,i G-1 If 'rm ' 4, 1 X J' N, Q ,il ' 3 if s s f nn s, V 2 .Nj fl ff 'XF f J 1 A-:Li T ffiriiii f , 'Pi ' 'f -' gg A 3, .N 'Y ff? -'lm 'W End And 'L .' . . fflfxlf if 154511 f .Q-t.-'fi' , A, .',' . -.-gf-4. .,.,,9,1, M ,J f '- 53' iQ::??'31 SAN DRA TOLMAN 387 West Washington St. Hanson San , . . People with curly hair . . . ooooh baby! . , . Nurse. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club l, Future Nurrses Club 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball Manager 3, J. V. Softball 2. DAUNA TROP ll2 Rock St. Whitman . . . Two-faced peeps . . . Tain't right n' proper . . . Travel. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3. DIANE TROP ll2 Rock St. Whitman Di . . . Boys . . . Charlie, you're wrong. . . . Airline Hostess. JAMES TWOMEY 223 Temple St. rf Whitman Jim . . , Spelling . . , Hey . . . Electrician. Dance Comm. 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Varsity Baseball 3, Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4. JOSEPH UNICK l24 Milford St. Hanson Joe . . . Work. Weight Training 4. The Beginning LAWRENCE ROY VALLANCOURT 206 Beulah St. Whitman Layoy . . . A certain teacher In study hall . . . You'd lmetter believe ntl . . . Math Teacher Dance Comm. 3, 4. ROBERT VOKEY 93 Indian Head St. Hanson Voke . . . Mr. Dunne . . . Oh, darn . . . College. Chorus l, Dance Comm 4, Epi- curean Club l, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club l, 2, 3, Track 3. KATHLEEN L. WAGN ER 40 Glen St. Whitman Kathy Conceited people .. That's life ' . , Recep- tianist. lntra, Basketball l, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm 3, Glee Club 4, Dramatic Clulw 4, Boston Ballroom 2, Tennis 4, Class Play 4. r 4 '77 tiff in fi, u , -GP, fygw.. 'E ws, , sf: ,HA ' i, ,.'7 f f. H. ' arf, . ,:sir,ag.-f, -. ' M.. 4 J Q. . rg? it L 5 gs 7 A . X 1 i itll.. g I L N '- IDP X lli L MMS Ronnie, Dick, and Mr. Ludlow hear an amusing story. l i 'Q mx ,-is 43' ,ga f' Q, S 1 ii D wr- .:a1.-fe ' 1, K -5- 45. I p tc 1 as 'QL DALE L. WAITE 650 Main St. Hanson Butch . . . Women Drivers . . . Like Wow . . . Officer in Air Force. Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS WALSH 375 Washington St. Whitman Frank . . . Girls that talk too much . , . Coast Guard, Holbrook High, Football l, Bas- ketball lntra. l, 2, 3. DONALD WELCH 1 778 Washington St. lg Whitman fgx l . . . Girls , . . Negative, Sym- bolic Music Professional A Man, A fm. '- Grad. Usher 3, Dance Comm. l, ' js 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom 3, J. V. Football l, J. V. Basketball 2, Ag 7 3, Freshman Basketball l, J. V. . Baseball 2, Cross Country l, 2, b, , lntra Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Class 'Q' f, Day Comm. 3, Boy's State 3, A ,f Af Math Club l, 2, Student Coun- if I 1 cil 2, Science Fair Aide l, 2, g Q Exercise Club l, 3, Driving Xl N'-Q Rodeo 3. f f - ':N 2 A' X 7 f :'m 'S- .-an E All 3,23 'll Q if -LE V L Ei .. - 433 1- s I Busy students study in our library. 1, l CHARLES WHITE 774 Bedford St, Whitman Charlie . . . People who coll me Chuckie , . . Tough break . . . loafing . . . Draftsman at Fore River. DONALD STUART WHITE l28 Alden Street Whitman Don . . . Stuck up teachers . . . Hey Charlie . . . Pilot. Boston Ballroom 2, 3, 4, Ex- ercise Club l, 2, 3, Freshman Basketball l, Graduation Usher 3, J. V. Baseball l, J. V. Bas- ketball 2, J. V. Football 2, lntra. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm, 3, Science Fair 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL WHITE loo 11?-X wt' .--1' l72 High Street 59515 fl Whitman 'J 3 K Gus . . . Drivers who don't 'S-35 7:4 give signals . . . Right . . . 'TI Merchant Marine. ,F Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Band l, ' Prom Comm. 3. If I Lf f . 25' .. VIRGINIA wmv: ' 55 Gold Street i . Whitman A... Ginny . . , homework . . . For Petes' Sake . . . Be Suc- ' V' '9 cessful. ' , Class Night Usherette 3, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Grad. Honor Guard 3, Election Comm. 3, N. H. S. 3, 4, Math Club 2, Prom Comm. 3, .xnxx I . 5 'P BARBARA Y, WOLFE a ll7 Temple Street 'a - Whitman Barbie . . . Diets . . . Hooray ' ' , . . . Jr. College and Marriage. Chorus l, 4, Class Play 4, Dance J Comm 2, 3, 4, lntra Basketball ,f , 2, Science Fair 2, Tennis 4, f Yearbook 4. - , ' .lf ' ,. 3 0 0? nur-ff' 'F if 'gifs N-154' -.AIIINXNI 1? I za! 2 is .J in -' .2 f I Y , 'if 5' if 45: gil , if 1 1 I I cf 1 I ' . F15 ..:.. I at MARY L. WOOD 37 Broad St. Whitman Being called Judy . . . Jeepers . . . Teacher. Class Day Usherette 3, Dance Comm. 2. 3, Epicurean Club I, F.T.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Womens Club Member 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Math Club I, 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair 3,'Science Fair Award I, 2, Yearbook 4. JANE A. WYATT 959 Washington St. Whitman Jane . . . sophisticated peoole . . . Have you done your homef work? . . . Hairdresser. Dance Comm 2, 3, 4, Intra Bas- ketball I. MICHAEL WYMAN 26 Vernon St. Whitman Sparks . . . Electronics . Radio and T. V. Repairman. Science Fair. EDWARD ZANIBONI 233 Commercial St. Whitman ED . . . I96O election . . . Well, that's life! . . . Air Force . . . Fishing. Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, Glee Club I-13, l3.2V. Football I, Varsity Foot- a . 37 'ai . '--'42 i.r P, 99 :N AUSTIN ZIPETO .i 28 Church St. ,exit Whitman ZIP . . . Girls . . . Hello, ' ef punk! . . . Model making . . . After my first million. I 'FKI I Basketball i, Baseball i, 2, 3- Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Epicurean Club I, Freshman Football I, Exercise Club 2, 3, 4, Grad, Honor Guard 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, lntra, Basketball I, 2, 3, Math Club I, 2, Student Council 3. Into The Future ,fini wp, Q- A . A big Thank You From the Class ot '6I to our advisors, MR. FRAN EY AND MRS. HOWE 4 X bl ' I IIXAWQ I m fg F W 4 3 An underclassman scores. JV... .nr Wi-1 ,. we .,. -W elpmwvk . .A fs . N .i 5.5- ' . 5 Qxv, .. . ., 3 I -J 79 . ?l,.1i,4-Q.: ki l SENIOR Linda Erickson Jeff Ross All Around Arlynne Lawless Mark Most So .. I 3 f x 5:-ww. A 1 lil ix- ll Gail Pitkanen Jeff Ross Handsomest and Cutest Sweeney phisticated ig Linda Erickson John Campbell Busiest Dale Lynch Mark Sweeney Most Intellectual 9 i 4 Linda Salminen L SUPERLATIVES Mike Sweeney Ambitious Kathy Wagner Jimmy Twamey + Sheik and Coquette Thais Smith Jeff Ross Linda Salminen Brian Bereika Most Likely to Succeed Most Athletic Janice Stowell Herbie I-lokanson Modest Row 2: Austin Zipeto, Mark Sweeney Brnan Berenka Fredernck Ball Frank Rowell Mnchael Sweeney, Ronald Myer. Row 1: Vnrgunna White Dale Lynch Sandra Budlong Mary Wood Marjorie Bartlett. SPECIAL MENTION WOMEN'S CLUB fleftl Sandra Budlong, fright! Mary Wood. ly VQXKBQ 'fx 'Q ' 'sr' .xx Q I , ,gy ,X XXX 3 1 it r S 1' f X H 4.-an W i l D A R AWARD Phyllis Parsons 5 '4,1fn-wr Row 2-George rick Bail, Gary , 1 i i X ' 1 , , A Q ,f 'L . -J 4.- SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS Peterson, Mike Sweeney, Frank Rowell, Frede Clayton, Lewis Hannigan, Herbert Hokanson Row 'I-Dale A, Lynch, Donna M. Daley, Elaine Gorin, Phyllis Parsons, Alice Hazzard, Arlynne Lawless. ly fb If 1 1? 'SPORTS AWARD Paul Nugent HONOR GUARDS: Row 2: Austin Zipeto, Frederick Bail, Brian Bereika, Frank Rowell, Mark Sweeney, Richard Holman. 'i Row 1: Virginia White, Connie Pearson, Mary Wood, Arlynne Lawless, Sandra Budlong. 4. - 5-Q' Q75 Jef i l l 3 2 l 1 pc gi, I N99 -' Linda, Jeff, Linda, John, Alice, Billy, Pat, and Bobby lead our Grand Promenade . JUNIOR PROM On the evening of May 3, l96O, about two hundred gaily dressed couples attended the Junior Promenade ot the class ot l96l. We danced to the music ot Noble Lapworth's Orchestra, participated in the Grand March, and applauded the choice of Gail Pitkanen as queen. It was an evening that made a vivid addition to our book ot memories. Bonnie, Mary Ellen, Marilyn, Linda, Vicki, Mary Ann, Jeff, and Gail enjoy a Moment to Remember . . at Row ford, long, Jam Diane, Wayne and Shirley discuss the big scene, we x7 Let's see, where do we begin? Q 2- 2 2: Austin Zipeto, John Campbell, Raymond Staf- 'la Michael Sweeney, Shirley Eldridge, Diane Rutkaus- Wayne Bjornholm, Wayne Stearns, Sandra Bud- kas, Mr, Redgate, Martha Hubbard, Majorie Bartlett, Tie Rockstroh, Phyllis Parsons, Frank Rowell, Mark Sweeney. es Donovan, Herbert l-lokanson, Robert Vokey. Row HCHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Cheaper by the Dozen, is a hilarious comedy about a famous efficiency expert, Mr. Gilbreth,and his systematically-run family. Mrs. Gilbreth is the constant buffer between her husband and her children, especially be- ltween Anne, the oldest child, and her father. Anne is seventeen and has never had a date, With her sisters' help, she creates many amusing situations while attempting to per- suade her father that she is old enough to have that someone special. This play should provide really amusing entertainment for all. A I CORNERSTON E STAFF '27 S EDITORS Marjorie Bartlett, Mrs. Thompson, Yearbook advisor, Mike Sweeney, Editor-in'Chief, Martha Hubbard. . My VA , 'zz ,..,,,- err'-v:xm 1fLrr+ COPY READERS Row 5: Wayne Stearns. Row 4: Priscilla LaVigne, Linda Meinhold, Sally Carter. Row 3: Beverly Heigham, Anne Mac- Gregor, Lynda Morse, Patty Sullivan. Row 2: Kathleen Pro- vost, Ellen MacGregor, Phyllis Parsons, Mary Anne Mc- Laughlin. Row 'ls Natalie Martin, Sandra Budlong, Mary Har- low, Barbara Giniewicz, Migf'5,3 -q,,1A,' jMllf,,fs,,,. YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORIAL Row 2: Lynda Morse, Barbara Hill, Priscilla LaVigne, livan, Kathleen Provost. Row 'l: Gail Pitkanen, Thais Beverly Heigham, Mary Harlow, Wayne Stearns, Anne Smith, Mary Wood, Martha Hubbard, Mike Sweeney, MacGregor, Barbara Giniewicz, Ellen MacGregor, Phyllis Marjorie Bartlett, Arlynne Lawless, Susan Craig. Parsons, Sandra Budlong, Mark Sweeney, Patricia Sul- 48 1 TRIES FGR gerf 30016 Lf The staff of the l96l Cornerstone has worked long and hard to present an informa tive and interesting book to the graduating class and the underclasses An entirely new set up with a great many more pictures has been developed by the editorial staff with we feel very satisfactory results Particular attention was given to the under classes whose pictures were divided into three sections to permit a clearer effect and to give pages of more lasting pleasure Every action shot was given a caption to bring back cherished moments of our high school days The business staff worked assiduously to garner the funds necessary for this project and did a bang up job The ever co opera tive typists contributed unstintingly of their time and effort to meet those deadlines The l96l Cornerstone staff hope they have developed a book that will be cherished by all through the years ahead ,f YN- 3 Swv' ' BUSINESS STAFF Row 2: Linda Meinhold, Bonnie Mon- roe, Mr. Lee, Betty Hughes, Joan Pack- ard. Row 1: Virginia White, Nancy Marsh, Sally Carter, Bernice Fullerton, Richard Holman, Jim Donovan, Linda Erickson, Tje Rockstroh, Sherry Atwood, Pat Casely. TYPISTS Ginny White, Nancy Marsh, BETTY Hughes, Pat Casely, Joan Packard, Bonnie Monroe, Linda Meinhold. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Class of l96l, being of sound l9l mind and body, do hereby leave these gifts. To Mr. Johnson we leave hopes for continuing success. To Mr. Lane we leave a pair of roller-skates. To our class advisors, Mr. Franey and Mrs. Howe, we leave our deepest appreciation for their assistance throughout our high school years. To Mr. Lee and Mrs. Thompson we also leave our ap- preciation for their help in preparing our yearbook. To Miss Allen and Mrs. Mullen we leave all our blanlf. passes. To Roy Dunham we leave a permanent pass to the office. To Miss Giberti we leave a 48-hour work day. To Mr Spratt we leave a book on conservative dress. To Mr. Teahan we leave a book entitled The Easy Way to Play Football. To Mr. O'Connell we leave a Red Murphy and a green shamrock To Mrs. Walker we leave a new copy of Macbeth To all underclassmen we leave our hopes for continuing sanity. To Mr. LaFranchise we leave a comb. To Mr, Dunn we leave a tie clip To Mrs Millett we leave a collection of new pokes To Mr. Redgate we leave a quiet class. To the typing teachers we leave less tap, more yap. John Archibald leaves his misconstrued opinions on cars to any other Pontiac owner. Maryanne Amado leaves her Problems to Mr. Cul- linane. Martha Hubbard leaves her amazing vocal chords to science. Jeff Ross leaves his best wishes to Dickie Ferris. David Freeman leaves his Midas muffler to Mr. John- son. Marilynn Derosier leaves her dimple to Angela Marchetti. Lynne Lawless and Judy Morgan leave their conniving ways to Judy Landry. Anne and Ellen MacGregor leave the teachers confused. Arthur Burgess and Mike Wyman leave their guitar picks to Paul Pininni. John Campbell leaves his lOOo profit to Larry Provost. Jim Twomey leaves his dancing ability to an aspiring Junior. Margie Bartlett leaves her writing ability to an aspiring Junior. Marion Bates leaves to watch the basketball games in Henry Burbine's backyard. Jimmy Donovan leaves .... at last. Graham Rogers, Eddie Zaniboni, and Steve Duma leave their mugs to Bernie Lewis. Gerry Ferris leaves his harem to Jock Lindsay. Maryann Gay leaves Mr. Wood in peace. Vicki Papanicolas leaves her modesty to Kevin Kenney. Shirley Munro leaves her personal typing class in be- wilderment. Lynda Morse leaves after Sonny. Nancy Hopkins leaves her height to Gail Phipps. Cinda Lindsey, Theresa Smith, and Janice Govoni leave the school almost intact. Mike Ludwig, Henry Russo, and Billy Damon leave Mr. Lee relieved. Louis Cubi leaves his statesmanship to John F. Kennedy. Denny Chick leaves his speedy assault on the lunch room to a slow Junior. Tony Cantoni leaves his useless sailing theories to the '64 Olympic team. Phyllis Parsons leaves her good nature to all underclass- men . . h they'll need it. Judy Kuzborski leaves . . . minus a football sweater. Ann Donovan leaves her witty remarks to Joan Heney. Sue Craig leaves natural curly hair to Priscilla Clark. Sandro Budlong leaves regretfully. Randy Sayce leaves his broken speedometer to Paul Scott. Philip Filosi departs to work part-time for Uncle Sam. Johnny Fullerton leaves his shotgun and absenteeism to Gary Clayton. Herbie Hokanson modestly leaves his Freshman friend. Dick Holman leaves his farmer's surplus to the govern- ment. Thais Smith and Henry Burbine leave their gray hair to Mr. Redgate, Leon Sawyer and Wayne Bjornholm leave . . . with half the Physics lab. Frannie Aubert and Pat Harding leave their tardiness to Dave Tibbits. Pat Casely, Connie Pearson and Virginia White leave their typing ability to a Junior who needs it. Diane and Dauna Trop leave their lunchroom antics to Karen Prario. Nancy Marsh leaves her poise to some in-coming Fresh- man who needs it. Rutabacus leaves school like she left her car-a total wreck. Kathy Johnson leaves in a cloud of smoke. Mark Sweeney leaves as Valedictorian. Mike Sweeney leaves for the White House. John Cox leaves his tuba behind. Linda Erickson leaves her sharpshooting abilities to Jeannie D. Tie Rockstroh leaves her name to Believe it or not. Kathy Rust leaves as a close second to Martha Hub- bard. Pat Rich leaves her last name to some poor soul. Sandy Tolman leaves her good humor to Miss Giberti? Domingo Tavares leaves her interpretive dancing to Diane Zaniboni. Sherry Atwood and Janet Rhodes leave Mrs. Leach's sewing class in an uproar. Donnie Davis and Joe Unick leave Hanson to a shoe- making industry, Donnie White leaves us wondering where he goes Sat' urday nights. Russell White leaves his chicken pox to the teachers. Austin Zipeto leaves his speed to Ron Penney. Dick Clemons, Bill Gauley, and Frank Walsh leave for greener pastures. Charlie White leaves his comments to the Junior girls. Dave MacLeod, Bob Hanby, and Don Reed leave . maybe, Orina DaSilva leaves the art room in peace. Elaine Fabiani, Alice Hazzard and Barbie DeCoste leave Mr. Lee's homeroom in pieces. Mary Lou Senechal, Dale Lynch, and Shirley Landry leave for the aisle. Jane Wyatt leaves for hairdressing school. John Henderson leaves his profits for anyone less energetic. Bob Evans and Jimmy Gilbert leave as fast as possible. Mary l-larlow and Mary Wood leave their lauiet ways to Sue Pimental. Dougie Pratt leaves to join the other seventy-five trom- bones. Jimmy Keith leaves his census of Roy Dunham calls to posterity. Ronnie Nardi and Dick Nash leave their knowledge of cars to Mechanics Illustrated. Paul Owens and Wayne Stearns leave their study hall antics to the Junior boys. Alan Carlson leaves the early morning edition to the school library. Larry Vallancourt leaves Freeman's truck with a few dents in it. Mary Anne McLaughlin and Eileen Frisby leave their frivolous ways to Patty Means. Bob Kieran and Bonnie Monroe team up to leave Cavicchi's counting their change, Ronnie Sherman leaves his batting eye to Jerry Leach. Harry Thayer leaves his little black book to Pete Mac- Donald. Dick Robbins leaves .... in a cloud of dust. Barbara Wolfe leaves her flirtatious ways to Carol Thompson. Kathy Wagner, Ronnie Smith, and Joanne Durand leave Mr. Rodick's passes to anyone caught without one. S I Ronnie Meyer leaves to find his Georgia peach. Danny Murphy leaves his last name to his many name- sakes. Frank Dias and Ralph Sayce leave the shop intact. Leon Peterson leaves his manager duties to the first one who flunks off the team. Paul Dexter leaves somber ways to Tim Hickey, Ronnie Lovell leaves Penny Wheeler, Glenda Gidis leaves her phone to go to IBM school. Mary Lynne Farrell and Linda Davis leave as the best of friends, Alan LeVangie and George Taylor leave their hunting licenses to a good shot. Natalie Martin and Pat Sullivan leave their beach wagons as next year's private school buses Joan Packard leaves to work for the John Hancock Life Insurance CO. Sally Carter leaves the twins to one more year of drudgery. Diane Hunt, Elizabeth Hughes, and Andrea Pederson leave without saying much. Judy Harrington leaves with Pete's football sweater. Joan Johnson leaves her ambition to Gary Ezell In memory of our high school days: Mr. Johnson The Happy Organ and The Brontosaurus Stomp Mr. Lane Apache The Janitorial Staff l-leartaches by the Numbers Juniors Turn Me Loose Sophomores Two Long Years Freshmen Fools Rush ln Teachers Hearts of Stone Our High School Years Fame and Fortune Detention Hall Quiet Villgggu Study Hall Riot in Cell Blocl-. 9 Absentee Excuses Don't Rc-ad The Letter Tardy Slips lt's Late Report Cards l Count the Tears Tests Guess Things Happen That Way Homework There's a Moon Out Tonight Flunk Slips What Am l Going To Do Driver Training Hot-Rod Lincoln Vacations How the Time Flies Honor Society The Great lmposter Graduation Oh Boyl We, the Class of l96l, do hereby submit this as our last will and testament. Signed, Fred Bail Frank Rowell Witnesses: Fred and Wilma Flintstone Qzfiwwziwi 09 i 1 mffafzie UHUEHCLHSSES Juniors, you face a year filled with respon- sibility and wonder--make the most of it! Two more years of excitement wait for you, Sophomores-we hope you appreciate them. Freshmen, your day is coming-work toward it! To all the underclassmen, the Senior class says- Good Luck! A li ltr This year as Juniors we have been fortun- ate in attending the new Whitman-Hanson Regional High School and even though the school was new and unfamiliar to us, it has proven to be a very successful and rewarding year. We hope the Junior year of the future classes will prove to mean as much to them. no fi L 5 fc' Row 5: J. Alho, R. Baresel, P. Clark, E, Belcher, G Chase, F. Baker, Jr., L. Baker, Row 4: D. Blanchard V. Colby, M. Durant, C. Comins, C. Burke, N. Bain S Coughlin, P Barrows, J, Douglas, M. Chase, K. Dickey, C. Albee. Row 3: D, Donnelly, J. Coburn, W Barlow, J. Bellefeuille, J. Block, J. Booth, R. Douyette r 1 1 THE JUNICR CLASS OFFICERS ' S. Jefferson, Sec., Mrs. Hobby, Adv., J. Bradshaw, V. Pres., R. Ferris, Pres., J. Stacey, Treas., Mr. Redgate, Adv. When we become Seniors, we hope we too will be able to do justice to the school, faculty ahd other classes. We wish to extend our sincerest wishes to the Senior Class. We hope your graduation is a happy and memorable one and that your future holds much success and happiness. GPJF: C. Buchko, D. Casoni, G. Clayton, R. Ferris. Row 2: N. Burr, G. Benner, J. DiGregorio, M. Conroy, J. Con- sentino, R. Dunham, J. Bradshaw, R. Clark, L. Cook, C. Duffy, L. Carter, Row 'l: V. Alden, R. Campbell, C. Bouley, D. Ewell, B. Crosman, J. Andrews, R. Do- Silva, P. Benny, L. Carter, G. Allen, S. Churchill. Row 5: P. Johansen, P. Isabelle, J. Lindsay, C. Hetler, E. Hill, D. Hancock, C. Harlow, A. Langley, Row 4 W. Kramarski, K. Kenney, J. Lovelle, J. Lynch, R Holman, R. Harrington, F. Hurst, R. Jacobson, J. Leeth E. Larsen. Row 3: C. Freden, D. Fabrizio L. Gibson J. Mcllyene, C. Luther, J. McMaugh, M. Frazier, P Jefferson, L. Hurley, E. Gorin, L. Fisher, S. Kenealy GH ft Row 2: J. Jordan, D. McWilliams, B. Knorr, S. Jeffer son, J. Harrison, C. Ford, S. Merriam, A. Hickey, K Murphy, P. Means, J. Morgan, J. Farrell. Row 'l: P Huslaa, J. Marsh, J. Leach, L, Lima, D. Harris, D. Har ding, B. Lewis, C. Liverett, L. Hannigan, M. lbbitson C. Harriman. Eid Row 5: W. Reed, J. Stacey, P. MacDonald, F. Unick, W. Means, R. Shay, R. Porter, R. Vallancourt, R. Searle, F. Pote, D. Tibbetts. Row 4: R. Murphy, R. Palm, J. Magoun, C. Polland, R, Ryan, L. Romano, P. Shanklin, L. Provost, R. Penney, W. Renny, L. St. Lau- rent, P. Steorns. Row 3: M. Peterson, E. White, D. Rosser, D. Ryan, S. Perkins, F. Murphy, P. Pennini, J. f Phillips, L. Wales, J. Reid, J. Schwenzteier, J. Wyman, V. Stone. Row 2: M. J. Ricker, C. Williams, K. Nutter, A. Slaughter, B. Spinolo, D, Spadea, G. Phipps, C. Rice, P. Wentworth, E. Nice, B. Sheehan, J. Sevigney. Row 'l: K. Prario, P. Wheeler, R. Moneghan, S. Rumrill, C. Tutankjion, C. White, B. Quilty, D. Zeller, D. Wilson, M. Weir, R. White, M, Walkey. 5, ftl . ll V' 'E ' T7 , gjtiilliil J f-stt ii l l l ll L ,as-.Yc,.oK5,. , A TH E SOPHOMORE Our Sophomore year has been a double thrill because we not only entered our new school but we were able, for the first time, to take part in school activities and become better acquainted with the faculty and upper- classmen. We are very grateful for the co- i X ..mA.. Sophomore Class Officers: President, James Leeth, Class Adv., Mr. Bur- bank, Vice-Pres., Suzanne Smith, Class Adv,, Miss Kelleher, Treas, Ronald Hill, Sec., Claudia Carey. 1 CLASS operation and understanding of everyone who made us feel welcome. Under the direction of class advisors, Miss Kelleher and Mr. Burbank, our class has had a successful year, with many members par- ticipating in PNA., FTA., Band, and var- ious sports. ! wr l ,Lf Q 1 , 'S :7 ., it it 1 tw - r 2 . -f H pe z . 3 -'ii -1' ':- Ffa . I. nd jeg lf. A31 -wwf ii , T i V.-'f-fx - t W - ,I Q X I 'wlnlzf'-f Ti f f ' 2-5-. E 1 F 29 . l ' ' Y , al r jiri' ' 5' 1 -fl l il , -f 'r 1 hug. Row 5: Raymond Fish, John Bradshaw, Robert Conway, Mal- colm McKinnon, Louie DlMestico, Kenneth Brown, Robert D'Arpino, Richard Bereilfa, Richard Brown, James Freel, Kene neth Baker Row 4: Nancy Cormier, Patricia Doyle, John Begg, Gerald Cantoni, Salvatore Clccio, David Currier, Albert Dc-rasier, Allen Emery, Robert Chase, Paula Brouillord. Row 3: Marilyn Brine, Beverly Bryson, Wayne Coy, Walter Adams, Dennis Chighisola ,Richard Brow, Charles Conant, Richard Cubi, Jonathan Denham, Richard Campbell, Mark Webster, Anthony Ewell, Betty Barnett. Row 2: Joy Dunbar, Danna Daley, Mary Ann Churchill, Christie Camardo, Sandra Eld- ridge, Nancy Blanchard, Patricia Cheromeka, Coral Bodwieg, Brenda Badger, Laurel Biork, Jennifer Dunbar, Joanne Chris- tophers, Marcia Caswell. Row 'lr Claudio Carey, Judy Backer, Mary Lou Adams, Bonnie Ells, Jane Allen, Joan Brandenburg, Sandra Allen, Jane Ewell, Lois DeCoste, Catherine Bell, Emiy Champaignie, Geraldine Doucette. v n '.a's -X I t.-15 Row S: G. Gray, R, Morse, K. Monroe, W. Matthews, R. Hill R. Mortenson, R. Hill, J. Leeth, D. Horner, K. O'Connell, J Murphy, A. Morgan. Row 4: J, Jefferson, J. Nutter, K. Heise l, Harlow, K. O'Br1en, D. Howard, P, lngraham, D. Hayden P. Griffin, W. Munro, D. Harraden, J. Lindberg. Row 3: J Fullerton, J. Gorrill, M. LaVigne, R. Long, A. Key, L. Mein- hold, R, Jackson, P. Murphy, D. Hickey, B. Lawson, C. Lemon, f I 1 J. Generux. Row 2: D. MacMillan, E Humfryes, M, Gonsalxes S, Gorham, J. Hayes, M. Meinhold, J. Heney, J. Fortnam, R McLaughlin, P, Goff, D. Malone y. Row 'lz M. Ford, A Mar chetti, C Loyell, M. Fullerton, M. Lovett, A. Murphy, P Markowski, M. Mc-serve, C, Littlefield, B. MacLeod, S. Keene J, Landry, mtfin Qfhmg if .w.,. '... 3, f , ., f ,W ,V 1,6271 ' ' ggi.. f':,,fv'i'9:w 3' 'I ff , 1 ...,,... Row 5: P. Scott, R. White, R. Romano, G, Reed, C. Senechal, M. Publicover, C. Pool, G. Thrasher, C, Webster, A, Paulding, J. Villano, R, Wilde. Row 41 D. Pizzu, D. Shay, A, Pearse, R. Sheldon, T. Williams, E. Wilbur, E. Santos, L. Welch, E. Wil- liams, W. Woodward, M. Wheeler, R. Walsh, D. Whitmar. Row 3: C., Power, P. Todino, J. Winter, G. Peterson, J. Smith, A. Tufankiian, S. White, L. Roache, R. Ware, R. Pratt, D. ,J F 3 I 1 i's Sullivan, C White, M. Slamin, D. Zamboni, Row 2: M. Rand- lett, B. Renny, E. Ware, D. Pederson, E. Smith, S. Smith, M Rich, L. Sayce, S. Stafford, D. Vallancourt, P. Wright, L Wang, N. Paige, M, Sweinimer. Row I: D. Pike, S. Schmikler D. Reckord, B. Ward, J. Wolfe, B. Pina, M. Santos, Packard, S. Rust, J. Wetmore, M. Tavares, N. Willis, Nihill, D. Parris, R. Smith. Mf B. Qnm Wd. Q All! I Q 4 ' Ax Row 5: H. Davidson, K Cormier, ,D Ahern, R. Anderson, E. Barzesan, R Barry, P. Adams, R. Curtis, J. Coughlin, L. Baker, B Condon, K Dean, W Dennett, E. Bruce. Row 4. A. D M A Davis, H Dorosier, H Blakeman, J Atwood, H Beland, . Dierf, J Curley, C. Bain, R Deas, D Dcos, S Bradshaw, . DePina, R Drysdale, P Concave, D Crockett Row 3: . Cistaro, K. Davis, B Bowman, P Daley, M. Chamberlani, J. Burke, S. Codros, B. Duffy, S. Culbert, P. Connors, S. Attwaucl, B. Conlon, K. DeCoste, S. Craig, C. Cotton, P. Cole, D. Bates. Row 2: J. Baker, M. Chandler, M. Dunbar, P. Colburn, M. Buckley, C. Dernars, B. Braddock, T. Anthony, D. Atwood, A. Bassett, M. Clark, T. Broderick, C. Bianchi, J. Brown, J. Brandenburg, C Clemons Row 1: J. Brousseau, H. Barrows, M Drysdale, M Brockway, K. Bolincler, L Davis, C. Covicchi, L. DiMc-stico, K Clark, C. Davidson, J. Brown, D, Berry, D. Alden, L. Colson, J Constino, S. Bouley, G. Amado. THE FRESHMAN CLASS This, our first year at Whitman-Hanson Regional High, has been a successful and re- warding one. The members of the class have enthusiastically entered into the life of the school, taking part in the various activities and sports. We feel we have been a real part of the school, and plan to make our next three years as enjoyable as this first year has been. f-v-.4-.n--..-.-..... A . . iff 'VF' ,lll i OFFICERS Barrett Thompson, President Carol Thompson, Vice-Presi dent, Marsha Russell, Sec- retary, Chris Stearns, Treas urer, Miss Giberti, Mr Wood. 's S8 S Q Go C50 l 1 Row 5: R. Ely, A. Foley, R Kallher, W. Murphy, G. Leughton, R. Martin, A. Harrxs, B Fahey Jr., K. Fahey, Larry Fest, R. Farrell, J. Longo, T. McDermott, R. Godbout, W. Howland, E. Gorny. Row 4: J Meada, R. Ewell, A. Hokanson, D. Lewrs, S. Pye, S. MaCKerwIcz,'R Harlow, W. Forbes, J. Broyer, M. Lemon, G. Ezell, L Holbrook, J. Eyans, J Flanagan, P. Moran, J Gavaza. Row 3: R. Hart, C. Holbrook, C Grnlewlc, B Falwlanu, M. Felrlck, A. Ingram, C. Grande, D. Fortnarn, B McMrIlan, R. Jenness, B. Greene, A. Landls, L. Hazzard, D. Healy, P. Langley, M Langeller, R. Mann, A Howland, M. rx A P1 FN F5 no '1 Lp-ur L.1 . A FW - fo M ,..-:,..,. ay... -1-10 gk-'nf-L7 aof-150' 130g-O jgfw :tw 22- . O N. msg K R ' X- -,-I 3 IZ-11 a Elg- -. -- Iago,- aog fzzmn og- A f. r- . .-gm - CO0 0 3-: if' Q U 153 - T349 7, o -n o P113 pw Q. 5-f: -I 33 m- ,-QQQI -Us' - 3 J g,d,3Or m0 'E or K f'3Q f-023:73 I 3 5 0535 1-'CT 0 'Bect- 3' O S5975 Ov-ZZZ Harrlngton Row 2: L. Marsh, J. Fowler, S. MCLaughlln K'Sepka, L Flood, R. Kenealy, M. Hayes, S. l-larnrlton, Lapham, L Hammond, S. MCGough, C Fisher, B. Griswold. Floor: D. Knorr, J, Fullerton, M. Huska, M. Georges, N. Fleld C MacKenzle, D. Lapole, P. Moss. ffl' nu- .s:..,... .pfv ,, .... , N l Row S1 F. Packard, L. Ronaldl, M Nugent, D. Porter, W. bury, J Trombly, S Sawyer, R. Sacco, M. Scrlyen, M. White- Tobln, l. Robolns, J. Purklns, J. Wllllarns, D. Rudolph, L. house, N. Smrth, L. Prerce, J Wrllrams. Row 2: C. Reed, C. , Sword, J. Serra, C. Plke, K, Wassmouth, R. Wheeler, E. Whltlng, L Rudolph, E. Paton, B. Slaughter, D. Staples, J. Vaughan. Row 4: D. Purnental, J. Slmonls, W. Vokey, W. Walkey, J O'Brlen, J. Thompson, B. Rucker, N. Wlllls, M. Southworth, D. Serra, C. Stearns, G. Rust, D' Washburn, R Pearson, B. Rhue, C Tayores, C. Thompson, M. Paage, M l Pennlnn, J. Young, J. Santos, R. Perry, P. Scanlon, R. Rosser, Russell Row 1: D Trop, J Schnyer, G. Peter, L. Rosen, R. Zlllnsku, J. Young, R Valloncourt Row 3: S. Rackllffe, J. Savage, D Pearse, D. Stevens, D Pennettl, W. Shaw, J. Rosen, C. Sargent, G Welch, N. Wallace, F Roman, P. Pulls- Oddle, M. Serra, M Shoughrow, J Pratt. 5 9 l Q0,00flfl!Zl??lQV'W6 5 I - u I w n 1 fdlll' gfmbzed yllfflidfll' 1'I I .., HCTIVITIES With the-more varied facilities of our new school, the number of activities we now have far surpasses those of previous years. We are now able to enjoy such numerous activities as Visual-Aids Club, Dramatics Club, Guitar Club, and Art Classes. Row 2: Mary Wood, Richard Holman, Frank D, Rowell, Mark Sweeney, Pres., Katherine Mclnnes, Adv., Ellen Brian Bereika, Austin Zipeto, Arlynne Lawless, Anne MacGregor, Vice-Pres., Frederick Bail, Treas, Nancy MacGregoF, Row 1: Robert Vokey, Virginia White, Sec., M. Marsh, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organiza- tion ot honor students who have been chosen by the faculty to be admitted to the Society. There are four considerations to be reviewed before a student is admitted, He must obtain honor grades. He must be a leader, tor leader- ship is necessary in lite. Character is also es- sential, that of a member of the Honor So- vu! ciety must be above reproach. Lastly, a mem ber must be ready to serve not only his school but his home and his country. These qualities of character, leadership, service, and scholar ship are vital to anyone who wishes to become a member for without all four qualities it is certain that he will not be admitted. I si F V. White, Mrs, Mclnnes, F. Bail, M. Sweeney E. McGregor, A, Zipeto, Miss Allen F, Rowell, A. McGregor, B, Bereika M, Wood. . 1 l iff' Row 3: Walter Adams, Carl Bain, Raymond Fish, George Thrasher, John Jefferson, Edward Santos, Dana Lajoie, Norman Field, Row 2: Gail Pitkanen, Jeannie Lindsay, Sally Craig, Janice Byones, Jacqueline Rosen, Francis Murphy, Herbert l-lokanson, Pauline Barrows, Morse, Mary-Jane Rucker, Row 'l: Mrs. Elaine , Carol Luther, Wayne Mathews-Treasg Thais Smith-V, Pres, Tje Rockstroh-Corresponding Sec., Diane Lynda Melisi Rosser-Recording Sec., Mr, LaFranchise, STUDENT CCDUNCIL Now that we are getting adjusted to our new surroundings, the need for a strong and able student council becomes more impor- tant. We have had such a student council this year. lt has been inspiring the way these individual students have pitched in to assist in the many various projects. The main project of the year has been to start a school newspaper. The money not used in this project will be put to good use by the donation of a gift to the school at the year's end, fti'- N 5 2 JH . . f g . 5 ' f, ' ' Ur-. 'ii - x g?!E5'- F4-W M, 4 Q, aw' si . V , - 4-,,.. ,ic ., Mr. LaFranchise, Mrs. Melise, Francis Murphy, v ' . 3 ,, ,Kg-' Nix A ' ., A V V A Q U - Y-ft' 1' -I . l X, ,gff I , Skeet. Y 1 1 1' ,. Betsy, Lynda, and Herbie confer with Mr. John- Tje Rockstroh, Thais Smith, Diane Rosser, Wayne son. 63 Mathews, ,Nfl 4, 0. Q2 Row 4: Kenny Dean, David Pirnental, Kenneth Brown, Jack Atwood, John Cox. Row 3 Lee Baker, Robert Hanlon, Salvatore Ciccio, Robert Wheeler, Ernest Wilbur, Earle Fucillo Douglas Pratt, Milton Clark. Row 2: Eugenia Ferroni, Dennis Fay, Robert Godbout, Carl Webster, Paul Adams, Leonard Baker, Edward Vaughan, Terry Anthony, Joan Harding Donald E. Leach, Row 'I: Thelma Duff, Paul Moss, Rachel Clark, Muriel Chamberlain William Southworth, David Stevens, Russell Wilde, Howard Derosier, John Kidd Murphy, Jr Gloria Benner. nf Linda Erickson BAND AND MAJORETTES The Whitman-Hanson Regional High School Band, consist- ing of forty-'five members, is under the direction of Band- master Donald Leach. The band has played at all football games and rallies throughout the season. Regular rehearsals are held daily in the new music room. I fe-1, N The Whitman-Hanson Band Mr. Leach, Director 4 9 H J i D W. . FQ: ' iz G ,Q -it 1 M Y 64 Mary Lynne Farrell Row 2: Joanne Durand, Veronica Smith, Linda Erickson, .lane Wyman, Row 1: Suzanne Smith, Ellen MacGregor, Anne MacGregor, Priscilla Clark. CHEERLEADERS Drum maiorettes and cheerleaders are fortunate to have the opportunity to be a real part of the school spirit. A great deal of practice is necessary, but the rewards are great, This year the drum majorettes and cheerleaders performed yaliantly at all of the football games. The drum majorettes marched in the Veterans' Day and Memorial Day Parades, and attended the annual Music Festival, Y Row 3: Susan Rutkauskas Row 2: Mary Lynne Farrell, Jeannie Lindsay, Gail Pitkanen, Row 'l: 3 Sally Craig, Dianne Zeller, Dianne Hickey, Pris- cilla LaVigne. l l l i l i l The girls whoop it upl Miss Pratt CCoachl O ff z ,tix X ,E ,IF ,fx W 1 Row 'lc Miss Gilvorti, Veronica Smith, Joanne Durand, Shirley Strolwridge, Kathy VVagncrr, Barbara Wijilfe Row 2: Maryann Ainarlo, Sally Carter, Mary McGrath, Vicki Papanicolas, Debbie Dc-sri-isiers, Marfl1O lflalilard, Brenda Badger, Oonna Daley, lsathlifen Prriyost, Ann Donovan, Peggy Wright, Sharolyn Gorham, Marie Panrilett, Maryann Gay, Lynda Morse, Nancy CHCDRUS Miss Giberti, our director, has aimed to initiate students into music from the Classical era to the twen- tieth century. She has also tried to promote a Cultural understanding at music, not only for the chorus mem- bers, but for the audience as well. The chorus .began practicing the beginning of De- cember for its first appearance, at the Christmas Assembly, , March 3, we appeared in the annual concert spon- sored by the Band Parents' Association, This year has been a rewarding experience for all chorus members. 2 Eff 11 ' 3 5 ' fir 2 2' 5, ' 5 ' if lr A Els it l S5 f 2+ f :vi , i sg? T - V 3: , i i' L E Q- T mf? - , ff ? '- ,Q 2 f s ' Q ' Vw, , N I N , V fm ' E I Donovan, Marilynn Derosier, Phyllis Parsons, Beverly l-leigham Row 3: Mary Lynne Farrell, Linda Davis, Shirley Munro Beverly Nihill, Domingo Tavares, Jody Bacher, Claudia Carey Cathy Lemon, Patricia Freel, Marcia Caswell, Janice Stowell Donna Pike, Barbara Lawson, Martha LaVigne, Sandro Allen Judith Morgan Miss Giberti emphasizes her point. ln perfect harmony. 5. gc i riff Row 5: Suzanne Culbert, Jacqueline Rosen, Robert Chase, Jennie Baker, Paul Shanklin, Jean Bellefeuille, Richard Walsh, Joyce Fortnam, Lynn Sayce. Row 4: Mariane Jamieson, Vir- ginia Stone, Lee Carter, Lynne Carter, Dianne Blanchard, Carol Burke, Mariorie Frazier, Sandra Stafford, Jean Douglas, Carol Luther, Karen Dickey, Sue Merriam, Beverly Rhue Row 3: Joan Harding, Nancy Paige, Mary-Jane Ricker, Diane Harding, Jean DiGregorio, Rose DaSiIya, Karen Nutter, Joyce Schwenz- feier, Sue Pimental, Danna Fabrizio, Karen Prario, Earlene 4., White, Judith Brousseau Row 2: Mary McGrath, Debra Trop, Bonnie MacLeod, Donna Daley, Cathy Lemon, Joanne Chris- tophers, Ruth Anne Hart, Debarah Murphy, Jeanne Hill, Carolyn Cayicchi, Marilynn Derosier. Row 'lz Vicki Papanicolas, Shirley Strobridge, Martha Hubbard, Alice Hazzard, Janie Bradshaw, Scc, Joe Stacey, V Pres, Gail Pitkanen, Pres, John Ahern, Kathy Wagner, Tie Rcvckstroh, Nancy Donovan, Lynda Morse DRAMATIC CLUB Dramatic Club, somewhat of a baby in the school's club offerings, presented an amus- ing one-act play this year, Puppy Love gave us a spirited tone for the Christmas holiday, Another one-act play is expected in the spring. Club officers are: President Gail Pitkanen Vice-President Joseph Stacey Treasurer ' Diane Rutkauskas Secretary Jane Bradshaw Faculty advisor Mrs. S. Apostolon GUITAR CLUB The Guitar Club, newly organized this year, has the following enthusiastic members: M. Wyman, P. Pennini, G Allen, G. Chase, R, Ryan, J, Bellefeuille, K. Fahey, A. Burgess. V ,fx 1 A is 1 ll i-li L fx g 2 :SIX Row 5: Howard Davidson, John Young, Robert David Porter, Baker, FrOnk Smith Phipps, Loretta Grande Rice, Row 3: Cathy Lemon, Jennifer Dunbar, Carlene White, Karen Nutter, Sue Merriam, Patty Wentworth, Janna Consentino, Susan Pimental, Janie Bradshaw, Mary Ann Sweini- mer, Dianne Hickey, Donna Daley, Nancy E, Paige, Judy Bacher Row 2: Cheryl Bou- Iey, Janet Morgan, Sheila Kenealy, Marsha Walkey, Karen Ann Prario, Diane Harding, Dianne bar, Rachel Clark, Dianne McWilliams, Ro- chelle Lou Adams, Brenda Crosman, Bonnie Mac- Leod, Shirley Rumrill, Susan Holbrook, Bar- bara Sheehan, Treas, Gloria Benner, Sec, Herbert Hokanson, Pres., Pauline Barrows Vice Pres., Penny Wheeler, Carle-en Power Barbara Knorr, Leah DiMestico FRENCH AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES CLUB For the first time in many years a French club was organized by the French teachers of our school. Under the direction of Miss Amore, the first meeting was held with about fifty students in attendance. Officers elected were: Herbert Hokanson, President, Pauline Barrows, Vice President, Gloria Benner, Sec- retary, and Barbara Sheehan, Treasurer. Since the purpose of the club is to further fluent use of French, members speak as much French as possible at each meeting. Enter- tainment enjoyed by the club is usually a short French play, French records or the read- ing of French literature. FRENCH CLUB Chase, Raymond Fish, John Black, Hancock, Richard Baresel, Richard Paul Shanklin Jr, Paul Isabelle, Lee Martin D, Wheeler, James Flanagan, L.- Pote. Row 4: Carol Burke, Suzanne A Lynn Sayce, Priscilla L Clark, Gail ' Allison Slaughter, Carol Luther, A Hurley, Joyce Fortnam, Christine Marilyn Brine Carol Cnmins Carole '1 Zeller, Mary-Jane Rucker, Joy Dun- Smith, Claudia Carey Row 'I: Mary '1 CLUB The Audio-Visual Aides club is one of the most active in the school. The members of the club, under the direction of Mr. William Spratt, learn how to operate film projectors, tape-recorders, and record players. The club has been of great service to the school in op- erating this equipment which is used os ,a part of the classroom study, not G -G . - -LJ AUDIO-VISUAL AID CLUB Row 2: Louis Rlnald, Charles Tufank- iian, Edward Gorny, Lee Baker, Dave Hancock, Lee Welch, Kenneth Brswn, oss, Michael Publicover, Jeffrey Lenny Baker, William Renny, Paul Scott, Richard Walsh, Jonathan Den- ham, William Southworth, James Gro- ver, Barrett Thompson Row 'l: Mr. Spratt, Advisor, Gerald Chase, Bellefeuille, Raymond Stafford, Jean Don- ald Davis, Graham Rogers, Richard Robbins, Robert Douyette, Jerry Vil- Iano. 68 i l 1 F F. T. A. Row 1: Christie Carnardo, Linda Fisher, Vice President, Janie Bradshaw, Secretary, Martha Hubbard, Mary Wood, President, Mrs Howe, Adviser, Mary Harlow, Treasurer, Marcia Cas- well, Janna Censentinn Row 2: Jane VVyman, Bonnie MacLeod, Shirley Munro, Rochelle Smith, Diane Hickey-, Jean Winter, Nancy Paige, Joyce Fortnam, Janet Curley, Eileen Frisby' Mary Ann Svyeinimer, Jennifer Dunbar, Judith Kuzlwarski, Marv McGrath, Bar- bara Sheehan, Careene White, Sheila Kenealy, Diane Harding, Dianne Mc- Williams. ' 'T :gl T' li FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America Club is composed of all those interested in careers in the field of education. Advised by Mrs. Howe, the club has enjoyed many happy hours. The officers are: President-Mary Wood, Vice-President-Linda Fisher, Secre- tary-Janie Bradshaw, Treasurer-Mary Har- low. In January, the girls had the opportunity of going to Silver Lake Regional High School, where Mary Harlow and Susan Pimental were selected to participate in a panel discussion. March 25, the members will attend a state- wide conference to be held at the West Springfield l-ligh School. -4,23 F. N. A. Row 2: Mary Jane Rucker, Penny Wheel- er, Carleen Power, Priscilla Clark, Da- tricla Tadina, Cathy Lemon, Elaine C10- rin, Laurel Biork, Marilyn Nteinhulcl, Suzanne Smith, Dianne Zeller, Martha Lavigne, Barbara Lawson. Clauda Ca- rey, Mary Lou Adams. Row 'lz Ereeda Crosman, Sandra Allen, Alligjin S:augh- ter, Sec Sue Merriam, Treas, Nr: Norma Holt, P N, Advisor, Carol Luth- er, Pres Tie Rockstroh, V Pres, Mary Lynne Farrell, Judy Backer. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The F.N.A., an active club under the di- rection of Mrs. Holt, welcomes all high school girls who desire to enter the nursing profes- sion. Many times throughout the year, field trips are scheduled, during which the girls are given the opportunity to tour many of the Massachusetts hospitals to observe and com- pare them. In addition to being an educa- tional and interesting club, PNA. is also a charitable organization. Drives expressly for the benefit of others are sponsored by the many active members throughout the school term. gawfm WWW Kwan, - A jg , 1' wif s 1'-,jf ,vb ' Q- 1'- If 0 D he mmm uzafmfzkf HTHLETICS One major task of a high school education is building character, and athletics play an im- portant role in fulfilling this requirement. Although some of our teams have exper- ienced difficulties this year, we feel that all have been outstandingly successful in teaching true sportsmanship and in developing good character. Q 1 lll0lll ll 90,4 l Paul lets one fly. 5 i Hard-hit by graduation and hampered by injuries to key players, co-captain Jeff Ross and Brian Bereika, this year's football squad finished with an even 4-4 record. Coach Tea- han's offense, sparked by the ball handling of senior quarterback Paul Nugent, was bol- stered by some fine-running underclassmen, Coach O'Connell had a big line to work with, headed by seniors Graham Crackers Rog- ers, Don White, Austin Zipeto, Tony Can- toni, Dave Freeman, Frank Rowell, and Fred Bail. Facing many obstacles throughout the sea- son, our stalwart Panthers took their suc- cesses and their defeats in true sportsman-like fashion-the aim, after all, of any sport. Scituate l2- 6 L Randolph l6-l4 W Bridgewater l4- O L Plymouth 36- 8 L Rockland l4- 6 W Silver Lake 22-l2 W Middleboro 20-l5 W Abington 46- 6 L l Paul kicks again. Ist. Row: Austin Zipeto, John Ahearn, Fred Bail, Frank Rowell, Brian Bereika, co-capt,, Francis Murphy, Graham Rogers, Don White, Paul Nugent, Tony Cantoni, Dove Freeman. 2nd Row: Coach Robert Teahan, Jim Twomey, manager, Dave Hayden, Jim Leeth, Larry Provost, Dick Ferris, Richie l-lill, Paul Pen- nini, Dick Bereika, Dick Searle, Ron Jackson, John Jefferson, Stonewall Jackson Leon Peterson, manager, Coach Robert O'Connell 3rd, Row: Coach Mark Leyden, Wally Adams, Jerry Leach, Dennis CHIQDISOIO, Bill Tobin, Wayrwe Mathews, Ronnie l-lill, Mike Publicoyer, l-larold Braddock, Alan Pierce, Ron Penney, Bob Long, Tim l-lickey, Dick Murphy. Ill ,,- - M. 5 myig iy A. ' Q uv J j kg, ,' W, , M- - -gf Jrls f ' Nice catch, Dick Block 'em out, Brian l 8 Q 4 mg, Row 2: Leonard Baker, George Peterson, John 8699, Lindsay, Fred Bail, Co-Capt. Gerald Ferris, Co-Capt James Leeth, Gene Reed, Ronald Hill, Cooch-Bill Don White, Richard Hill, Edward Hill, Dennis Chick Spratt, Richard Porter, Mike Publicover, Rich Bereika, Ronny Penny, Wayne Matthews, .lon Denham. Row 1: Larry Provost, Jeff Ross, Jock BASKETBALL This has been another rebuilding year for the basketball squad, Coach Spratt, while working mainly with seniors Gerry Ferris, Don White, Fred Bail, Jeff Ross, and Dennis Chick, has concentrated on developing some promising underclassmen. Lacking height and suffering from numer- ous cold spells, the team couldn't seem to get started, but nevertheless they never gave up. The student body proved its loyalty by staging a pep rally at mid-season. Hoop it, Don! 1 1 Whot om I doin' here? ui my ,f t fqfkxl W fl gil X , . ,V Q rf' , I ,,, Xt i 1 f- hi- ,K , . .- ,x 31.3 x ,Lf W X 'E X. Q Rl ' 'Donnie White If xfxt jp -4 I A X 4 I L X' , Jerry Ferris F. fr 5-fo, K, ine, I fi 5 . to .saw , Dennis Chick jx ix f Fred BO' ,K ,i , M a 1 I ' .,x':' - 1 in ., V --gawk A i 1 , Jeff Ross ll' f Shoot it, Jerry! f ! 1 S 5 i I 1 l xg! f l t 1 l i - , Ili Ni cf K 1' Fl lil ll , V lf' ll it I A i r li I v 4, f x ' J xx , 1 l l Row 1: Ronny Penney, Roy Moneghan, Jerry Leach, nell, Ronald Sherman, Mark Sweeney, Austin Zipeto Jock Lindsay, Larry Provost. Row 2: Mike Sweeney, John l-lendersen. Gerald Ferris, Jim Twomey, Paul Nugent, Coach O'Con- J J BASEBALL iff l James Twomey f ,,-, 1 The baseball team this year suffered little J W from graduation, what may be called a vet- ' eran team is looking forward to a successful l 1 , Ronald Sherman . 4? fy r' I' ,1 .v- 'I lg it - li 'fl .J i i, season. Coach O'Connell has most of his starting infield returning, with Paul Nugent at first, Mike Sweeney at second, and Mark Sweeney at third. The hard hitting of Ron Sherman and the fine outfielding of Gerry Ferris should also aid to the team's hopes. 5 4 , 2, YW l i l lg KX ' i 9 Mike Sweeney i l Mark Sweeney I i N I l j ll l l l - f J J 1 l 76 l 2 4' QUXITMAA, 'U-X20 N '2nzxf'f Frank Rowell Fred Bail u F 4 J S A. ,QW XJ lil N, Jf ' . ' S 75 I I I ,- X i Q l UK, 'i f. A if-F is I - li w. ag l 1+ , 3 XX ,ll ,HR , Q tk 'f ff wx- X AI j l VV w MW W f 1 sg. rg-f,.mw, X, ,Siam ' ' - .-. Jeff Ross 2 1 TRACK L4 i 'JY' L2 ': :l H4 , - Y 4- . are ' 'A '.L. ,' ,Q , igq., V A ' G ,F . J- T' '21, ----N--.....,.... lv, 4 4 lx ll vlklg mf ,Iliff ., l if. , F' 1-' 4 N ' , -..:....'-'--...... JJ 1 ' ' 1 . -' 1- -'.-3 , .. -In k ' ,gl M M . A 1, 5 ' ., 715- 'M' , l ' , , eil.. i , it ' fi' ,- , J J 5 1. g If K 1 g 'T Q F ll i ' s D , Junnjv l ' A .at 1 Q .x nf'fg Q , 2-1,1 , 5' . -T -..., ' 2 5' . t . ,Xx. 51, WL' it . . 'K 3 .J F if L ' J RFK lk' 'ill i ' . ' fl' ' fi .Q .L7 . . , ,L 'N , , ,M I, ,V . , . Row 'l: Robert Vakey, Stephen Duma, Fred Bail, Jett Ross, Frank Rowell, Laurence Valencourt, Mark Ewell. Row 2: Mr. Dunn, Harold Braddock, Gene Reed, Rich- ard Murphy, Kevin Fahey, Allen Emery, William Vokey, Paul Colburn, Row 3: David l-larraden, Larry Roache, The many and varied events offered by track always draw a large number of eager candidates, and this season should be no ex- ception. The track team will be coached by Allan Lufankiian, Joseph Leeth, Paul Pennini, James Lavelle, James Flanagan, Howard Davidson. Row 4. William Reed, Joe Stacey, Dave l-larris, Richard Brown, Dave Hancock, Jack Phillips, Kenneth Monroe, John Jefferson. Mr. Dunn, a newcomer to our faculty and a former track star at Bowdoin. Returning sen- iors Jett Ross, Fred Bail, and John Ahearn should strengthen the team. Row 2: N. Hopkins, Manager, C. Lovell, J. Lindsay, 1: T. Duff, J. Jordan, A. MacGregor, E. MacGregor, L. Carter, G. Benner, M. Chamberlain, G. Phipps, T. A. Hazzard, L. Erickson, T. Smith, Capt., N. Martin, Rockstroh, M, Pratt, E. Smith, C. Grande, M. Randlett, B. Fullerton, P, Means, L. Thomson, P. Clark, J. Di- D. Daley, M. Fullerton, M. Sweinimer, J. Durand. Row Gregorio. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Despite the delay in the opening of the new gym and the handicap of only one week's practice, the girls' basketball team went on to eight wins and three losses. The Junior Varsity also did very well with six wins and three losses. Thais Smith and Natalie Martin We topped the season att with a party and the pre- : sentation of a gift to Miss Pratt who did a wonderful job coaching us. Come on, girls, let's get hot! Guard her close, Natalie! C. lx tt f fd -v l ef. Z it tx . il 5 ' x ., 5 , 'id Qu l f . l l VQSHY 1 Puf if up, Thgigl Here it comes, Jean! GIRLS' SOFTBALL Row 2: Karen Prorio, Jean D'Gregorio, Linda Fisher, Karen Nutter, Priscilla Clark, Mary Jane Keene, Gloria Benner, Rose DaSiIva, Claudia l-lenne bury, Miss Pratt. Linda Erickson, Giddis, Eleanor Row 'l: Patty Means, Bunny Fullerton, Thais Smith, Alice Hazzard, Glenda Corliss, Sandra Churchill. After losing only two Seniors Pratt is looking forward to a son. Many of the Seniors who erans of at least three years up by very promising underc Miss sea- have been vet- will be backed lassmen. last year, successful if - bww, try' fyfxflffqkxlx Sl ' f' L ll Miss Pratt is expecting a large turn out, as Sophomores and Freshmen will be able to participate this year. All softballers are eagerly looking forward to playing on the new softball field and have great hopes for a winning season. 1. 4 4 -an wr ' 1' f I' 'iii ' 1 ,mayb MA All xnxx, lg' 4 gf - 1 2111 ' 'v!I03.'. fi 5, ' I I ? fr A , . Aqgp.. 'P' . - ,. +- als M nu, 'Q' on A. ' .-1,11 1 9' Wi. , f :'. a, wi A ' X' ' an Q . t O O ma? yzfibvffzffe i - my-, in HDVERHSEIHEHTS A .financially successful yearbook depends largely on the work of itshbusiness staff, whose isob it is to procure the advertisements necessary to build up the book's finances. The 'l96'l Business Staff worked quietly and efficiently- at their tasks and completed them with tremendous success. We ask only that you continue to patronize our fine sponsors whose names appear on the following pages: they are the building blocks for a successful community. T. GI MASS. IJUDHE-MURPHY ,OA 0f09l Cll0A QPJ C616 Cg1f6ziul6zfz6m Z6 fh6 Cfana of 1961 Mbly W6 COWfZ,WM6 Z6 566916 You in M6 FMZW6 P U H T H A I T S EUMPLETE BRIDAL SEHVIIIE 82 Cpl f Kenneth and Ruth Wakefield TOLL HOUSE WHITMAN 362 B df d S Tel GI 7 4455 BUSTIINIAN SHUES UUMMUNWEALTAH SHUE Sz LEATHER C0. W Q3 J F 1 U Ta I Q' Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 ff .1 A f thflk 'r GROSSM1-XN'S of WHITMAN 1 A pr 1 i 4 1 fs 1 f E D. B. GURNEY C0. L f Mcznufaczzzrer of Taclqs and Nails 'V WHITMAN, MASS. 'J En 1 ,'4 , k -rw ! nf ,fly-I ' . U My 4, M A Established 1825 I I , 4 . - , 151.11 Ctlhstul -NNI Whitman Tool 5. Die Company ,II.lf,f,'fI.Jtl.f1IrfI UI luffft V 151, I .mxf Nf'tt,'.1t' II.wt fuffft II Q Ihxrttwr Au, XY'lutm.u1, Mass Congratulations to the Closs of 1961 HANSON HARDWARE CO. IOI2 Moin Street Hanson, Moss. CARROLL CUT-RATE SHEPPARD NORMAN, Dealer L,Im. f'f1ffltf,ffI III 589 Washington Street Whitman 52 Commercial Street Weyfmout I H I FINLAY S SHOE CENTER 146 North Street Htngham 1508 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester ,PHONE JU 3-7030 FLILGINITI FLEIRIST St GIFT 51-ICIF3 FUR DISTINCTIUN IN FLOWERS TELEGRAPH SERVICE B48 TEMPLE STREET WHITMAN, MASS Charlie's Breezy Hill Service Station Iioutt- SN Hanwn, Mass. Tel. l,,YprcSS 5-S951 EDWARD'S MARKET MEATS AND PROVISIONS 25 South Avenue Whitmtan, Massachusetts BROWN'S NEWS AGENCY lNIc'llffdELl!6 1',I and Smliomfrf 11 South Avenue WHITMAN, MASS. 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GI 7-342I CONLON'S SERVICE STATION JENNY GAS AND OIL Tire Recapping and Repairing Goodyear Tires Temple Street Whitman GI 7-4572 O'NEILL'S N EWSTAND Senltest Ice Cream 107 South Avenue, Whitman Open 5 A.M. - IO PM ALICE BEAUTY SALON 25 South Avenue, Wfhitman WINER'S HARDWARE STORES, INC. The Lire I'It11'Ju't1i'e Slorern 599 Washington Street Whitman, Mass Tel. GI 7-2641 Winnifred's Hat Shop 17 South Avenue XVhitm.1n, Mass, WHITMAN SAVINGS BANK MENARD JEWELERS Compliments of Sterling China C y I' I G ft JEFF's sa INC. D ,, W , ,, J I y H M 31 S th A Wht HOVEY'S DBUGSTORE 'Hu wf,!Rf!fll!1lr Rem!! 1717141 .Stun mr G HUVIEY, Pb. cn. Aug.. ,ml-. llll Soufh Awmlt 'I-k.lk.l,hf,m GI 131,31 XxUl1lU11.1l1, MASS. SN? XY'.1sl1nngron Strut-r, W'hirm.m The Dru Store for Your Doctir and You SUPPLY CO. McLaughlin Pharmacy Telephone Gl 7-2771 412 South Avenue Lumber - Hardware Whlfmcnf MOSS- Paints - Roofing Harold A- Md-Oughllnf Masons' and Plumbing Supplies Reg. Pharm. Class of 1930 Robert J. Cavicchi Harold Thayer 835 Temple St., Whitman and Wayne Stearns Class of '61 JU 3-7363 109 Compluments of KEN'S SU BMARINE SANDWICH SHOP 'I3 Different Varieties Plus Hot, Crispy Pizza Orders to go 33 South Ave, --GI 7-9066 Compliments of HANSON DRUG CO. PEMBROKE DRUG CO. M's FOOD BAR, HANSON Open Dolly 81 Sundoy 6 om. to I0 p.m. Next to I-lonson Town I-loll Corner Routes 58 81 l4 W. HOLMAN, JR. Tel, CYpress 3-70l0 Bulldozing - Cellors Dug Shovel Work - Groding Trucking 4 Trench Digging Bockhoe Work -- Cesspools 40 Lophom St., I-lonson, Moss. Best Wishes TIRRELL'S STORE l-lonson, Moss. Compliments ot A FRI EN D PACKARD'S GULF SERVICE FRED L, PACKARD 500 Liberty Street I-lonson, Mossochusetts Telephone CY 3-6575 Free Pickup 81 Delivery I-loursi 7 - l0 Doily Compliments of DR. BURTON COWAN Optometrist Brockton's Eost Shopping Plozo HARRY B. HARDING 6- SON . Pf0dl!l'6'7'.l' of Fine Printizzg Sizzix' 1891 il Glen Street Whitman Telephone GI 7-39-ll Massachusetts F. CAVICCHI 6. CO. Ext. 1890 VUASHING Everything PHYLL'S BEAUTY BOX MACHINES ELECTRIC ELEQQTRKAL Full Line of Small 84 Large Appliances Cfrnrlllbfcfc lgtilflfl XLIIIL4 t All Name Br.1ntls, lnclutling TV Fixtures - l:.ll1S - Door Lhimcs On Display GI -'3-S3 Phone lt-il South Avenue Glbson 7-2911 xxfllllllldil, Mass. A. C. FREEMAN, INC. llACK'S SHELL STATION Charles R. Conant, Jr., Prop. The Heil in Service .1mlRep.1ir,i Hardware, Paints, Garden and Electrical Supplies, Sporting Pick-up and Delivery Bctlfortl it Temple Sig Goods 2-1 Hour Road Service Whitman, Mass Free Delivery l5 South Avenue - GI 7-2090 lll I Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS 1961 Al Povocts cmd Dick Govoni 23 SuL1Il1 AVC. Beit llviylveai' CYNTHIA'S BEAUTY SHOP 91 Benson Street Wfhitnmn GI 7-2225 HILLY'S Rnutc 58 - Hanson, Mass. MAGAZINES, FIRST AID SUPPLIES THE I-IAMILTONS CAL and ALICE 546 Washington Street Telephone 1040-R N GI 7-3281 rims mtl DEVELOPING WHITMAN, MASSACHUSETTS FOUNTAIN SERVICE - SANDXVICQI-IES TIMEX W, TLHES KYANIZE PAINTS BABAIAN'S WHITMAN Tel, XYfl1lII1l.lI'1 Glbson 7-2801 RALPH O. BUCKMAN t5L'5Tmi TR.4icT0R WORK iaAciKHoi3 AND LOADER - RCTAVATING Cessptmls and Blintl Drains Built 581 Bt-tlfiirtl Street Whitman, Mass. E- P. FITZGIBBONS 6. SON 68 Temple Street Tel. GI 7-3535 GI 7-4535 Clayton Farm 5 35 Plymwuth St. Wl1itn1an Best Wishes From Conqplirnenfs of PAT AND WALT ATWOOD Your Stanley Home Products Dealer Telephone GI 7-2365 585 Washington Street Whitmon CAREY'S MOTOR Telephone Glbson 7-2261 School Busses Charter Busses General Trucking Furniture Moving The South Shore's Fashion Center for tots to teens 305 Temple Street Whitmon, Mossochusetts J. J. SHEPHERD 81 SIIIIIS, INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Est. I825 Over o Century of Dignified Service Funerol I-Iornes ot WHITMAN PEMBROKE KINGSTON 3 Boxes -- Crates - Cabinet Making Carpenter Work BU D'S SAWMILL LUMBER, MILLING and CUSTOM SAWING Tel. CYpress 3-2103 Main Street Hanson, Mass BRITTAIN'S WHITMAN LAUNDROMAT 20 Whitman Avenue GI 7-4551 Complete Shirt, Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service. Visit Ilcean Sprays WELCUME SIIIIP I d ' ,, MUSEUM I ON CRANBERRY HIGHWAY, ROUTE 28 ONSET, MASS. Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Monroe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Giniewicz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Norman Howe Mrs. Diane Harding Mrs. Ruth Frisby Mr. and Mrs. John Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Chester Atwopd Miss Lois Broderick Mr. and Mrs Roy MacLeod Miss Janet Rhodes Mr. and Mrs Wesley Vokey Mr. and Mrs. John R. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomson Mr. and Mrs Frank Kuzborski Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Meyer Mr. and Mrs Leon Gidis Mr. and Mrs. Francis Meinhold Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Magoun Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bezanson Mr. and Mrs Clifford G. Morse Mr. and Mrs Ronald L. Poole Mr. and Mrs W. F. Holman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Meagher Mr. and Mrs Victor C. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robbins Mr. and Mrs Leroy Owens Mr. and Mrs. David Bartholdson Mr. and Mrs John Damon and Family Mr. and Mrs Charles Davis Mr. and Mrs Derwood Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Hazzard Mr. and Mrs Richard N. Bail Mr. and Mrs. DeCoste Mr. and Mrs William E. Thrasher Mr. and Mrs. Harrington Mr. and Mrs George T. Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Derosier Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Lone Mr. and Mrs. William Salminen Mr. and Mrs. William M. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs Richard D. White Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Packard CAFETERIA STAFF Row 'l: Jennie Casoni, Beverly Searle, Roberta Zaniboni. Row 2: Theo Tyni, Tessa Benoit, Madelyn Cormier, Barbara Runey, Norma Gorrill. I R figs, , if if at . .e J. . ll xg, ' P Y -L 4 'N ll . I M v J if L . K ' l 1 ,Y l fix X , f 1 X- ' B 9 'H X H J My 253' 3 I EARLE'S CLEANERS IO84 Main Street, Hanson Tel. CY 3-7531 Free Pick Up and Delivery DEEHAN'S EXPRESS Whitman, Massachusetts Compliments of EAST END NEWS LU NCHEON ETTE FRED'S SHOE SERVICE 588 Washington Street Whitman Fine Workmanship Guaranteed WHITMAN EUEL ENGINEERING, INC. Authorized Factory Distributors WinkIer- Stewart-Warner and Carrier Heating and Air Conditioning Sales and Servic GS Show Room-384 South Avenue, Whitman Gulf Fuel Oils-Blue Coal-N. E. Coke Your carefree comfort is Our business 24 hour Emergency Service GI 7-4474 iff' two Qt s' ' fly? 0 t 6 vf 'L' N of 0 75.1Q, , X -N f, ' Af! ' 0Nn KWSN H6 1 I 4f 'i A!! rf ' fvr J' , 1 4 .1 I 1 , If 1 ,B .1 I n 'r ' all 1 A x ,, Nfl' H' . I. . ' Lxv KEP14N.fH1'smQnacAE:lR0gQM,. 'f ' Ffa' I WN KEPT IN HlSTUBiCAl. HOCM