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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

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M...-ild ln recognition of your thirty-tive years as pedagogue and proctor, warden and Confessor, mediator and mentor, we dedicate to you the 1965 lnterim. Your able and understanding guidance has instilled in us vocational determinationg your embodiment ot vigor has rendered to us the motivation for individual ach ievementg your sagacious counsel has provided us with educational purpose. We commend you on your devotion to the education of youth. 2 FOREW RD We of the 1965 lnterim have attempted to create an image of Whitman-Hanson Regional High that will stand the test of time. New and highly creative concepts have been blended with the best of previous volumes to produce what we believe to be a yearbook ot exceptional quality. The i965 Interim is a chronicle of a year of experiences - not of a class, but of a school, not only stressing the ioys and sorrows of the past, but establishing a perspective into what is to come. It is a pause - an Interim - to reflect on life at Whitman-Hanson and, perhaps, to contemplate the future. When Whitman-Hanson alumni look in retrospect years hence, the true value of our new Student Life section will be realized. In it, we have concentrated not on individual personalities, but the qualities of the student's existence that make his school more than an edifice of education. We have endeavored to present the school as well as the student by removing modern achievements in the educational processes from the dubious record of memory, and highlighting them pictorially. The i965 lnterim has captured a part of the excitement and enthusiasm of the high school. lts purpose is to accentuate a panorama ot the school, the student, and the person. The Editors 3 g-'g-'akxffs' ' 2- . x 'cf,fgj5g,L:j1' . --ff. .5-,H , ., Q af,-N.. V, 'Iv-9 rx--HB1 -- uf-- '4'7,-' HG, r ' - :kr 1' 4. JL. wtf., ku, T5 'h ., - 4 , iw. 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'fm f Q 'fQ,. f 1 A , J fi ff! ,ff 'v -KY A K ' ' ,k,, -1 Q 'f--K, -ff -4 ,,-,---1 r f' X 'T 'x - ' 5' h , Y ' . K-X - , K ,. H, Whitman-Hanson's faculty is rnore than a group of educated psychae dedicated to passing their knowledge to youth. Often considered enernies, they are doting advisorsg separated and categorized in the adolescent inzagination, they toil for a common causej regarded as an aggregate of adult conformity, they are indi- viduals with likes, dislikes, wants, needs and faults. They labor, they educate, they give of themselves. They are appreciated. Janice Ignatowicz Faculty and Administration Editor Mgr r, I Edwin Rowell, Superintendent Elton B. Smith, Principal Leo J. Lane, Vice-Principal Katherine Mclnnes, Guidance head . .. I love the Guidance Department because . .. Evelyn Feldman, Guidance Next year the faculty will get cooperative tests too. Custodians L. to R: Joseph DesCary, Robert Thompson, Robert Hobart, George Tibbits, head custodian, Arthur Thomas, Charles Sanville, Edith Cox, Matron. 11.1 11 I 4. 0 - --.....4. ' i p 1' T 75 A910 . U!!-11-' Theo Tyni, Cafeteria head The pizza is in Taunton? ...4,1i. ., R F' ' ' - I ....-o- , -1. Hope Allen, Gladys Hammond . Il Y . secretaries So you re quit fa ' ting school, huh? . f -is , - . ,r 'Q , ' -4 . . I, . . gl ..-ibn-., ,mag 1 . ' F-if fi... - 5f'7Jf',...,. .3 , A k..-4 - - M -1 . -wugmm fz bv '.rr,, 1 - 5 177512 ,fm ., li l.. Catherine Fisher, Guidance secretary .. . Mr. Gerald Reilly, Guidance Well, Gravy Train College Resnick fouled up the filing system again. has On Opening .-- H lffu 1 i, . ,. Auv- X J .f K-3 G N .Q A . - i N f sey- Q l 'Q 9-s it ii.:- gq Vg S I-0 i ll 3 .. Q, x ' 'Tj . . .. V 'N ' Q . l ,F . 51- ffl- . ' Cafeteria Staff L. to R: Mrs. Sweinimer, Mrs. Runey, Mrs. Ruby Foley, nurse, Pauline Faye, Cormier, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Zaniboni, Mrs. Casoni, Mrs. Dickey, hearing inspector Listen to this Mrs. Tibbets. for an excuse. .9 Profiles in Courage .... Who threw this spitball? I wonder where the yellow Skip square dancingp this Helen Kelleher ---- EI'1QliSlW Janet Graham English went. Dorothy Adinolfi is the Monkey. Arthur English LaFranc:hise . . . English - i-,I-fel' , X QI ,. , . v . A I at , Q x '. 3? 'L That gum is very un- l'm a BMOC. Daniel Bring it back in a few Thpeeth clath will becoming. Gloria Redgate English Dept. weeks. Deane Oulton rethume. ...HaroldCrew Casey English Head Librarian Speech l Nobody's ever called me Dimple before. Deborah MacDonnell English Wait a minute, you guys. Edith Leahy English :Fi qi-ll -gn f ,.-'J' ' ,-- Mirror, mirror on The wall... Just fifty more and l can get out of here. But l paid my nicl-cel. .Jerome Chaskes English Nancy Briard English Catherine Morris English .go 44 . AQXTJJ Id! ' XX xx fl-lol Hmm - another tax increase. Yes, I tlunlced Emmanuel. . 'Ulm inventing a number Richard Randall Math Margaret Crosman Math SySfem that d0eSr1't use numbers. June Millet we to ' Ii A'-' Ya '? yyiwf' .ff 1' . .R ,- ,,,,'-Wo-s 41. A4431 i ' 2 'T' Lu, 1: -ff, , , ,Ibm Mr- l see no humor in Mr. Cromwell and I won You didn't order a that eqU0fiOr1-H Cutest. Patricia yearbook? Charles Margaretl.ind...M0'rl1 Holmes Science Venslauskas Math I2 . .. Math Dept. Head l l l bf 3 oil But where's my yo-yo Robert Cromwell Science iq , b-9 . ' ,ov E ,gt i E Q . ' J. 4 .f-,: , 4 f - . x , ., ' ,gf si., -, ' So I stuck the gum on her Next year we teach How to geta low numberplatef' nose! Maida Pratt iitterbugf' Ralph Robert Teahan...PhysicaI Education Physical Education Ferrisi Physical Education it iii i ll -1-. ' H...- I i . r The habits ofthe spellin bee CQ I 'f Clyd , G 9 0 I, G e0rge Win,place,or show? Gee, I dunno. '--H David Campbell Science Hines Science Dept. Head Mark Lydon Science Nancy lrwin...Science i i l I see great things in your No excuses - get out and sell some '6What do you mean another typewriter ribbon? future. Dorothea Kostas papers! Winnifred McCarthy Grace Lapworth Business Dept. Head Business Business ! ln regard to your hair, Ringo ... Douglas Godfrey 'lun Music TI'- Z-z-z-z Fred Smith Ill Business 'Hmm...the quik brown locks... Theresa Smith Business 14 :un Cl 5 'ti ln.. I haven't seen your this little man in a Skirts are going up, candy. Hazel green suit . . . . . . up, up. Grace Leach McCarthy Business Thomas Fox . . . Business Home Economics .-J if if ,fifiif ,fic YOU Qfhinkff' Muriel Dear Abby, l am a teacher... James I will faithfully execute Hartshorn Business Lee Business the office of advisor Barbara Johnson...Business . , I 'Ni' ' - 1,2 Meet me at the hacienda. They call me Dimples in the faculty The Future Teachers are ...Marta Aleman... Language room. Guido D'Alessio Language getting 5200 across the board. . . . Ruth Howe . .. Language 5 I 5 -,-..-A ... ...M-. wulvw- -'-- 'C ' ' 9 -1 W ' U fnihvv I I'-1 i ig--v-1-' 3 ,,.,..........- in I'- It might be a coffee table. I got blackballed from No, Mr. Rodick is not A letter from Pharaoh. Robert Woodn' Industrial AHS the Teachers' club. my lawyer. Robert Thesbe Hobby Head Weston Meiggs Social Resnick Social Social Studies Studies Studies fa 41 'mfr nys XLT' Domed good coffee. Leonard Delorey Hello, Edie. Thomas Kelley Language Language Dept. Head F55 'Q V wi'-A H d l k b .. ,, smog golf CQUESQLT, Orange socks, Mr. Husko? You have bioodaed the Heart of cold. Frank william Spmn 'Social Sheila Hallisey ...Social Studies Rodick Social Sfudies Studies Dept. Head W H-Th. . ?u is is art Lois McAfee .. Little ant upon my shoe, You want to build a Sherman tank? Arts l am going to step on you. . . . Henry Straftin . . . lndustrial Arts William Clark Arts I7 W r .51 In mi mf I ' lf ' If ' up 5 i 1 iF L gi ' ' n- u A-- -xx K' X ' ' ' . 'Kg , ' : KS-- -- - , .A H 1 . , Q,1,X I ,. ' - si 11fX x 'N . 5 wssw'ffl 'I' mis , ? E? -fs, X fag, X s U scsi lt 't iss f i t 3 2 1 A H Las, N l M ' 24.,,g3'3F 5? s. ,, 'C' - Q sale' ' Q sp 1 Q . C. .bg '1 . fl , w- ia --fi gaigy g .A ' ' 2, 4? Vs' .EW 1 K 99? 3 2 Q . .72 -A - I 'V ':, .. L . A S55 A E , , ,. w 'gl A P Vit: :f ,FQ Q 7:5 .f Es H e , . -1 . - . . - - 5, I . ,, h h M .Q.- . . ' wg L ?: Y L Y 4 ' . e . it 1 Q' F' ef: ,H N 1,4 if Q, , QE! E 2 jf ,I ,- -, f. .' 9 Q'-f . ' 1 ' , , 4 ' lf, f 1 A HWIIII If A A .5 STUDENT UFE The student is more than a creature of learning and studyg he is the personifi- cation of youthful vitality. His existence is not limited to the classroom, nor the playing field, nor the home. He is active - he discovers outlets for his vigorous endur- ance of life. He is a perfectionist -in his proverbial disenchantment with society, he strives to create and accomplish. He is a creature of action. The Editors llllilllh i, ff k A Evil 1 fi, ' I 'sz JJ- fr... iiiv. 'lr Roger shows Chris how it's done. At Republican Headquarters Gloria points to the candidate of her choice. t ' ff Ken i i 'iwH,,M.N.H455559lR5!.TlVs - , i I . YSHFIHD , W I li P 1 li . .-g : f sk. . Q Q I fl' ' , . , ' 5 . U 3 Q . S.-Iwi.. Democratic workers discuss campaign tactics: A. Flebotte, T. Arsenault, K. Kelley, D. Brow, F. Norway, M. Burbine. Y' T we XX A use-nw-A-W rv Q-fi 1 . Amiable campaigning between parties Ok ffl S Q' 'Al' 'y'5 F an-'T I GOVER ME T Removing the study of government and politics from the classroom to the field of action has been one of our greatest achievements in bring- ing the practical side of politics to the students. These words of Social Studies Public Relations Chairman Frank D. Rodick sum- marize the value of Whitman- Hanson's Government program, regarded as a huge success and as a step forward in producing a truly informed citizenry. During the course, the students spent a large measure of their time in practical, rather than theoretical, employment of their knowledge. They were active in the i964 election campaign headquarters in Boston, heard government officials speak on the realities of cam- paigning, and observed their law- makers in action. lv STUDENT POLLSTERS: S. Derochea, R. Chandler, G. O'Roak, W. Ridley, R. Flavell SCIENCE DEPARTME T Providing students with an opportunity to manifest ability and curiosity about their environment, Whitman- Hanson's science courses offer a means of self-instruction through practical application of knowledge gained in the classroom. Our fully-equipped laboratories provide an ideal atmosphere for students to experiment and formulate answers to their own questions about the wonders of nature. Students displaying curiosity and enthusiasm for science experiment and construct proiects for presentation at the annual Science Fair, long one of the school's maior attractions. The important outcome, Principal Elton B. Smith has said of the Science Fair, is the development of the wisdom, character, and ambition that is symbolized by the proiects being presented by these students. 1, l :li 3 ,L F' r I gf F ! ,. 2 The nasograph scientifically indicates a bad cold. , 9 F In Q. . i K i Q' ., ' if l Y , ' .hm-Q , I ' I l ::i..- e l N .- 531 .,w, r 3' 3 r' S L ' xii 1 . 1 . C Le So then I called the witch doctor a fake. Quick! Get a glass - it's evaporating! QQ SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS: Emmanuel Horowitz, Maria McLellan, David HobiII, Judith McGrath, Steven Kingman. if' N'-F' 3, 45 Listen, Charley, lay oft my acid 23 -7 He's everyvyhereI I'Ie's everywhere! My class ring went down the drain. His hand is caught in the garbage disposal SHOP and HCDME ECCJNOMICS Two of the least-recognized, yet valuable courses at Whitman-Hanson, the Shop and Home Economics Programs, prepare students with vocational training for futures in mechanical and culinary arts. Students in these programs manifest manual skills which will be to their benefit when they enter the competitive world of endeavor for which they prepare. l iust love peanut-buffer pancakes U .' 1 as 's ur 3 Q ,.'1ffri-5365 W3 , . 1 . , -Q 'n ?r,4 '. J , . h Q f 'O ok ' 0 ,Q 1. O Bali Hai - the Grand March 1 Nancy Bates congratulates Karen Kelley, Mi ss Touchdown l965. 4 ' .I - lk, Xs vi A JA if Hey, Ob's really going to pu? that in The punch. ,J- socmi The student's social life is exuberant and spiritedg he joins in activities with his classmates for recreation, to help his school and his community and to make a better citizen. He supports his school,-and he enioys the companionship of his fellow students. The student is a social being. Neither rain nor mud can stop the cheerleaders. Another success for the Junior Class. SCHGOL LIFE The student's first obligation is to take advantage of educational opportunities - a duty to himself. He is attentive in his daily routine of learning, and he gains knowledge, he finds a moment of respite, and is prepared to continue, he is tired, yet finds in his fatigue a sense of accomplishment and well-being. He has added a little more to his accumulation of knowledge. -0 --41 H, ,. f ff- -sg., 1 FQ: g Four-minute freedom Students, concentrate on class discussion. Ten paces, then draw! -Daniel Redgate 'L swf: Q M' Q, 1, - -as h The couches ioin their closses to get in shape. I 4 i Y I i I 1 1 L I N I Old face-ful Darn machine ccn'f type.' -Becky Daley 2.9 W- 1 I EE. aa- - 1 .,? L 2 AN1 . r' J ,4, , lr V. ,, . 1, If yr ' V35 , H, . 1 L as , I f 'K 'D ' ,ig J E 4 xlib . ' 4A-gr f if. llsgx Alf Q, --..,.:i 1 'vi N -. ' Wim Q ,,,. V f if lf jj' V, Qs S fr ' dt' :Wifi QQ, 1 'Q O ACTIVITIES Aside from the routine of classes, students at Whitman-Hanson are offered a spectrum of eartra-curricular activities. Endeavoring to fulfill the students'avocational interests, faculty members devote valuable time and effort to coach and advise activities designed to aid the student, the school and the community. Clubs and organizations range from interest and hobby groups to service and career organi- zations, providing the youth of Whitman-Hanson with a well-rounded program of education and enjoyment. Cheryl Colson Activities Editor SECTION HEADS: Christine Conway, , Joanne Ravesi, Mark Huska, Cheryl Colson, YEARBCDCK STAFF A great deal of time and effort is inherent in producing a year- book, the work is multiplied when improvements are incorporated and new ideas tried for the first time. Such is the story of the l965 lnterim. The staff spent hundreds of hours planning, de- signing, and adding the improvements that makela good yearbook an exceptional one. Expanding the size of the book, including student life, writing prose that is as vivid verbally as the photographs are pictorially, and such extras as the W-H-R underclass pictures and the Senior Index is to be appreciated in viewing the success of the finished product. The lnterim high- lights progress at Whitman-Hanson -- the Government Course, the Science Department, class and social life enioyed by the students -- all the characteristics that make a school more than iust an edifice of learning. The imagination and effort supplied by the staff is recognizable and recapitulated in the l965 lnterim. The Editors qi 1? F ! ' J R C0-EDITORS Lois Ewell and Burton Alho Seniors 4 Underclass Sports Activities I l l i i '- AT THEIR PINNACLE OF SUCCESS: Editor Robert Flavell, Advisor Robert Cromwell Business Advisor Charles Venglquskcs, Business Manager Bette Fullerton. I . , , f ' A 1 , , :W ifi i - 3- eg :L-ti ' fx .5 1 - . . 'H' v-. 5 lx , ' 'Q ii , -'- - A -QA I' 2'- f. 'es QF l' INTERIM STAFF: Carol Pitkanen, Cheryl Mattson, Patricia Holbrook, Kathleen Keras, Janice lgnatowicz, Martha Rowell, Linda Smith, Cynthia Partridge, Wendy White, Patricia Dame. L fff ,lj INTERIM BUSINESS STAFF: Judith Rogers, Ann Gianunzio, Charlotte Davis, Wendy White, Cheryl Mattson, Nancy Sheehy, Judith McGrath. A special note of thanks and congratulations goes to our dynamic and inexhaustible advisors, Robert Cromwell and Charles Venslauskas, who spared no effort to produce our Interim. HARD-WORKING LAYOUT STAFF: Sharon Clemons, Peter DerSarkisian Preston Brine, John Chaves, Patricia Dame, John Snow. 33 Mi,-. A. ,..nll ..,4i 'QLg 5 4418. STUDENT COUNCIL lst row D Trubiano J LaVigne D Lawless D McDonald L Morgan S Mattson J Sharkey 2nd row N Sheehy L Cook D Treptow N Turner H Chandler C Conway P Robichard 3rd row Parker N Linn P Lincoln N Bates P Smith C Partridge E Horowitz 4th row J Begg F Troy C Holmes K Kelley J Power C Mattson J Yaney K Ewell W Schwenzfeier 5th row C Pitkanen J Raves: J Trombly R Shaw S Harding M Chenoweth J Daly M Walsh R Wirth standing R Daly C Colson Gulinello L Ewell M Landers Mr DAlessio Miss Johnson P Fanella R Miley D Bonaparte L Plympton B Hathaway STUDENT COUNCIL Throughout the last few years Whitman- Hanson s student government has aspired to help students have an active part in school and com- munity affairs. Ascending from club status Whitman-Hanson s Student Council has become a conscientious student voice, acting in an advisory position to our administration in the formation of student policy. Efforts of the Council have initi- ated action and have received official sanction to make student government a meaningful entity in life at Whitman-Hanson. 34 HONOR SOCIETY Whitman-Hanson students take pride in their National Honor Society a member of the South- eastern Massachusetts Regional Association of National Honor Societies. lts members chosen on qualification of scholarship, service, leadership, and charac- ter, employ the aim of service to the student body, the school, and the community. LIBRARY AIDES: lst row, B. Andrews, L. Ewell, J. lgnatowicz, C. Conway, K. Hill, L. Pote, K. Harriman, C. Jefferson, J. Allen, M. Winter, 2nd row, Mr. Oulton, E. Horowitz, J. Trombly, J. McGrath, K. Kelley, M. Rust, A. Zaniboni, A. Keras, N. Cox, K. Hokanson, L. Brouillard. - ' . ...,..--Q --. :,-5.135200 - ,fi X xx LIBRARY AIDES Aiding in the pursuit of knowledge, Whitman-Han- son's LIBRARY AIDES are a dedicated group of in- telligent students who assist the librarian in his improvement and expansion of the library. Their knowl- edge of the library and the processes of keeping books available to students is appreciated by all who value our Arsenal of Knowledge. HONOR SOCIETY: Mrs. Margaret Lind, Advisor, J. McGrath, L. Holbrook, J. Brady, G. Williams, C. Jefferson, S. Ingram, K. Kelley, E. Horowitz, A. Sweinimer, C. Perkins, P. Whiting, W. Anderson, B. Alho, G. Gardner, R. Tingblad, P. Brine, H. Foote. n -1 ,,,, Vik.-. . ... ll, . P- fra:-'-11- ' ' 1 X L i I 1 P ' - . . L It 1 it i i it ii . .. . ,. :'1.:1. :'..a1...': .3... - l s L- - -.... . ,.., - H... - , . , ,,. , 1 1 -V - ,- ' 1 2 .U .W '11 - - it , . 1 . ,. 1 , .. , I ,,,, , , .4 ,, . - v L 1-. - 1 , i - ,Q X N Y if -- .Q A. P 3 , y , V- v .. 0 g 4 ffl A ',.-- 1' ly :3ZZ' N -x . . 3 -' ' 1 ' i -a I x . Q . . 1 ,f , 1 W Aks - J S A F.B.L.A.g lst row: P. Robichaud, C. Queenan, D. Picavet, D. Atwood, D. Sexton, L. Savage, L. Pittsley L. White, 2nd row: K. Plummer, A. Lovett, D. Bates, J. Harris, J. Daigle, 3rd row: P. Jenkins, J. Smart, D. Frisbie, J. Brady, J. Griswold, C. Roman, A. Gianunzio, B. Heise, 4th row: K. Hokanson, N. Sheehy, S. Dodge, D. Trubiano, M. Lima, S. Harding, Sth row: K. Hokanson, P. Thomas, M. Rust, E. Hale, D. Quilty, B. Jacobson, D. Harrington, S. Mattson, 6th row: P. Thayer, R. Williams, K. Davidson, J. Morgan, A. St. Laurent, P. Lincoln, 7th row: M. Flanagan, R. Daley, N. Bates, K. Villano, C. Lima, R. Harlow, D. Brown, K. Foley, Standing: Mrs. Dorothea Kostas, Mrs. Winnitred McCarthy, R. Tingblad, R. Ely. -46: F.N.A.: G. Blanchette, F. Silva, G. Hanby, C. Oertel, J. Prescott, L. Fisher, Mrs. Ruby Foley, nurse B. DeChambeau G. Campbell, L. McGlone,C. Baresel, D. Spaulding, S. Brown, C. Kovuluk, M. Martell J Grover, J . Begg. 36' FNA For the many would-be Florence Nightengales, the FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA provides an opportunity to observe the fundamentals of the nursing profession. The club encourages its members to discover, through practical experience, what is required of a nurse, and what rewards are reaped from the nursing profession. F T A THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA has shown itself to be an extremely progressive group. The teachers of tomorrow have had a good start in their future work by establishing reading programs in the ele- mentary schools of Whitman and Hanson, tutoring fellow students, and devising a plan to aid substitute teachers in the classroom. Advisors Mrs. Ruth Howe and Mrs. June Millet help members gain a greater knowl- edge of and experience in the teaching profession. FBLA ln order to promote competent business leadership and create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupa- tions and careers, the FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA was created in 1963. Advisors Mrs. Dorothea Kostas and Mrs. Winnifred McCarthy aid the students in their understanding of all phases of the commercial world by planning visitations to schools and businesses and inviting former Whitman-Hanson students to speak on their experiences in the world of facts and figures. 4 if X A F T A Standing Mrs Howe E Horowitz, C. Conway, D. Ford, G. Lelito, lst row: P. Holbrook, R. F r es K Hill K Keras C Mattson F Troy, J. Holmes, 2nd row, M. Pye, L. Smith, A. Harris, E. Chisholm J Morse M Cavlcchi L Holbrook, 3rd row, J. Snow, C. Partridge, L. Morgan, E. Howland, D Morse D Poole 4th row B Alho M Rowell, S. Metevier, C. Holmes, M. Greene, S. Rudkin, 5th row: R Lovell P Dame L Pote J MacArthur C Brouillard. AAajorettes ln conjunction with our band, Whitman-Hanson's maiorettes have contributed much to sports fans' en- ioyment. The girls have arranged new and interesting marching routines for the band, and have proven to be an asset to Whitman-Hanson's music department. Chorus Harmony of voice and organization are but two of the goals of Goldenthroat Godfrey's sixty-member mixed chorus. The expansion to more complex musical ar- rangements has been well received at the group's con- certs and assemblies. Band Whitman-Hanson's maestro, Douglas Godfrey, has expanded the activities of our band and has achieved an ascent of success in the past year. The addition of humor in football halftime activities, and concerts performed by the band have heightened the popularity of the band to an unprecedented pinnacle. The climax of an eventful year for our musicians was the exchange concert with the Hampton, New Hampshire, band. The Whitman-Hanson band is truly one of the most active of our school organizations. 1:-Q., -I Q 'S-1 'A' 1 - 1 MAJORETTES D. Ferris, S. Callanan, M. Keneally, W. Wood, V Leach, J. Sayce, C. Wyman, G. Randall, S. Smith, Kneeling, B. Norton, D. Duval, captain, P. Smith Sure doesn't taste like tomato iuice B. Thrasher 38 :LE 325. - Q C xx '--2 Ji ,,. --.g 1 ,,K -5 . AI f' ' Qi' ' ' ' , W ' 1 X - - I . , I Q New , ' Q W 1 , '- f- ' 1 Q Fw J . EJ 1.1 'l QTL-1 F I TS, Eff: ix Va. , : LI- A! lf I' 'I M 3 YL! MW! Q ' 'H . if 'Q 'g li' L ' 'V L EL 1 ci 1 g 1' f Q . 2' 5 A - 1 - - Golf Club Whitman-Hanson's new golf program, under the direction of Slammin' William Spratt, provides students with athletic activity and recreational enjoyment. ln spite of snow, great enthusiasm greeted the WHITMAN- HANSON DIVOT DlGGERS formation a year ago, and further expansion is planned to include intramural and formal teams. Bowling Club Regardless of their ability, bowlers have an excellent opportunity to en- ioy their favorite sport- and raise their averages-through WHITMAN-HANSON's PANTHERS BOWLING LEAGUE. Mem- bers improve their scores by the weekly soiourns to the Carlyle Bowladrome where members engage in the chal- lenge of sportsmen. ! ...Q -5 Q F-H N Bl! GOLF CLUB R. Corliss, D. DaSilva, M. Rowell, M. Goodwin, Mr. William Spratt, A. Sweinimer, C. Ford, P. Cogswell, W. Anderson. -IL .,-:N l fUUl UNI C5 l nv 'e'-,W 'f' ,,-. Af ,. 'i i ...'.....,- BOWLING CLUB Kneeling, P. Grey, R. Chandler, C. Dion, D. Thomas, R. Ely, E. Williams, D. Tereo, M. Flebotte, Standing, P. Thayer, J. Henderson, J. Kendall, S. Dickey, P. Nagel, J. Bla, J. Griswald. 40 .. l l A SKI CLUB Standing P Holbrook J lgnatowicz J Millett, C. Patridge, C. Conway, Linda Smith C Matt son P Tirrell L Gassett G Carling K Stenberg D Poole, P. Dame, N. Linn, M. Mackerwicz J Morse M Hamelnn J Raves: T Smith M Chenoweth J Horton, Miss Briard. lst row, L. Wong J Wcssell K Hokanson D Wilcox M Rowell 2nd row L MacArthur, C. Holmes, M. Flanagan, S. Baker K Davidson 3rd row M McClellan M Cavicchi S Meinhold M Chant. Demonstrating equipment Sue Hancock and Rick You only brought-cgi-e ski? Ski Club Skiing is a sport for which students at Whitman-Hanson are showing great enthusiasm. The SKI CLUB is in its fourth year with Miss Nancy Briard as advisor and instructor. During the winter months, the members go on ski trips to Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. New members learn the fundamentals of skiing, often on Whitman-Hanson gravel piles, while veterans head toward the higher slopes, and return bruised, but happy. AUDIG-VISUAL As Whitman-Hansonls top student-teacher service or- ganization, the AUDIO- VISUAL AIDES CLUB promotes the effective knowledge and use of all types ot sound and visual equipment. In addition to providing valuable class- room teaching aids, and acquiring the skills to operate their equipment, the members plan activities and club parties at which Ad- visor William Spratt tells of his home movie experiences. F.. '-T. 'X g,-: .J- --'-1... '- T' -f'f f 'Zt-x A. V. CLUB Sitting: R. Luddy, J. Flanagan, K. Fardy, J. Ciccio. Standing: L. Randlett, C. White, J. Lemmon, E. Johnson, Mr. William Spratt, R. Perkins, L. Baker, R. Flavell, D. Fahey. Q4 The search for the dipstick . .. 42 James Lee and Frank Rodick, Driver Education instructors, compare harrowing experiences. 1 N N l i I , '01 Qi .rf-: ' PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB A Morin B Clark Mr Cromwell G Cook E Winning E Van Cor, DRIVER EDUCATION As a service to Whitman-Hanson's youthful drivers, the Driver Educa- tion Department provides an excel- lent program ofclassroom discussion and road practice which results in students' licensing and Registry certification for reduced insurance rates. Department head Frank D. Rodick and James Lee teach stud- ents rules of the road, discuss problems of modern driving, and provide valuable road experience to make tomorrow's drivers better and safer today. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB A dedicated camera bug, Mr. Robert Cromwell organized Whitman- Hanson's PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB in l962, for the betterment of students' photographic abilities. The energetic members find picture processing intriguing, and enioy capturing their memories of high school years through skills learned in PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB. Spanish Club Designed to acquaint students with Spanish and the peoples who speak it, the Spanish Club introduces its members to prob- lems of Spanish-speaking countries, the intricacies of Spanish culinary, and Spanish fashion trends. Field trips to illustrate the Spanish historical point of view are financed by students through calce sales. French Club The French Club strives to instill in its members an under- standing of the French language, history and culture. Because of the valuable experience of Advisor Tom Kelley, the students acquire firsthand knowledge ofthe French and their society. Dramatic Club One of the more popular groups in the school, the Dramatic c Club is a paradise for young thespians. The group produces two plays a year, and with the aid of Mrs. Gloria Casey, Producer gg, . and Miss Dorothy Adinolfi, Director, sponsors dramatic compe- A A . . r- 14.15 V215 yu: tition among the underclasses for the development of dormant ' f g. A s-ii'-at , ' .. . .ifvf .,-4. -fu. - . Q l talents. f ' S fl:g1f? x.'-fare A .2 , A. W, 7, E-vs-' , .g,.,,'w.b :Q-1 1 ,. A A Whitman-Hanson's answer to Sam Goldwyn DRAMATIC CLUB: Sittingg D. Poole, D. Ford, J. Wassell, S. Dodge, J. Morse, standing, S. Grillo, L. Calhoun, A. Matta, D. Spaulding, M. Wheeler, P. Jenkins, K. Hokanson, K. Plumer, K. Hokanson, P. Thayer, M. Chait, S. Rudkin, J. Snow, E. Zaniboni, N. Sheehey, E. Horowitz, R. Calhoun, P. Nagel, M. Pye, M. Flanagan, M. Cavicchi, M. Rust, J. Smith. l 44 1 J . I' 1 s .iw 5 1 ff-1'-Q f-Z 'ff 44 FRENCH CLUB: Standing: Peter DerSarkisian, President, Judith McGrath, Treasurer, L. Pote. 2nd row D. Ford, D. MacDonald, M. Bush, S. Matevier, L. Morgan, J. Dailie, J. Hickey, G. Rouleau, V. Karling K. Plausse, W. Baker, M. Pye, D. Morse, S. Rudkin, E. Howland, J. Smith, C. Jefferson, F. Silva, S Baker, B. Alho, E. Horowitz. SPANISH CLUB: K. Davidson, D. Princigali, C. Holmes, S. Brouillard, B. Loring, M. Ricketson, D. Wirtzburger, L. McGlone, D. Bowles, D. Lima, J. Holmes, C. Oertel, R. Harlow, J. Harris, D. Armstrong, J. MacArthur, M. Pye, R. O'Connell, and R. Stone, C. Mattson, standing. Standing also, Mrs. Aleman, advisor. 45 7 CHESS CLUB: Seated: D. Shea, Mr. Rodick, Advisor, T. Arsenault, Standing, J. Snow, J. Sharkey, C. Pye, K. Whiting, D. Ahern, Mr. Resnick, C. Ford, L. Baker. CHESS CLUB Th'e development of the moral fibre to face challenges is an important phase ofthe high school education. These words of advisor Frank Rodick illustrate the purpose ofthe CHESS CLUB, a group of highly intelligent individuals who acquire mental dexterity and determination to win by learning the world's oldest game. CHEFS' CLUB The CHEFS' CLUB, organized in 1963 under the direction of Mrs. Lapworth, provides not only experience in cooking to the males of Whitman-Hanson, but allows them to work together under circumstances which develop cooperation, teamwork, and better understanding. i ' W-,,,.l is vs? CHEFS' CLUB: B. Rhue, L. Baker, J. Horton, R. Nutter, C. Ford, T. McWilliams, W. Tolman, Mrs. Lapworth, T.Miley, T. Smith, R. Harris, D. Long, R. Tingblad, R. Bays, P. Gold, W. Roberts, R. Trask. A All CHEERLEADERS: Kneeling, J. LaVigne, C. Partridge, standing, P. Tirrell, L. Wong, D. Chighisola, E. Yanuss, S. Slainey, C. Ludwell, B. Loring, L. Georges, C. Brouillard. 1 No ' a.?,,.. 'O lil' K g .3 CHEERLEADERS The personification of school spirit, Whitman-Hanson's cheer- leaders have considerably insensed attendance at sports events and rallies with new cheers for the l96-4-65 season. Advisor Edith Leahy has made the squad an inspiration to members of our teams, as well as the pride of the student body. 4 I ,sv 'H The girls anxiously await the decision. N 1 '-J g l Tingblad or Duncan Hines? I , , ,xv -L xl' ' .: .'i.,'!- Q X-' K,-. l ,- Ay' l . - ,ff 4 n-i Mg, , , ' 1 4 i l ,- 1 N 1 T7 y.- C3 SCIENCE CLUB: Front row: D. Poole, C. Colson, Mr. David Campbell Advisor P Dame J Smith L. Holbrook, J. Holmes, E. Horowitz. Standing: R. Smith M Pratt R Bayes D Hobill J Chaves B. Alho. Mad scientists Pat Dame and Martha Rowell iniect an obstinate rabbit with truth serum. Science Club SCIENCE CLUB, consisting of the naturally curious element of the student body, produces and develops scientific under- standing. Students interested in comprehending the complexi- ties of their environment, receive an awareness of the familiar and a knowledge of the phenomenal through scientifically- control led experimentation. 48 Panther's Print il Inspiring interest in the field of iournalism, the PANTHER'S PRINT provides an outlet for the writing ability and literary imagination of the student reporters. With the aid of Mr. Sullivan of the Stoughton Chronicle, and the student newspaper services ol the Patriot Ledger, the students have succeeded in pro- ducing a paper with outstanding literary qualities. The PANTHER'S PRlNTis trulyarepresentative success of the student body. Many thanks to the advisors Mrs. Winnifred McCarthy and Janet Graham. Editors: C. Howard, C. Colson proofread articles for the next edition. PANTHER'S PRINT: Standing: D. Atwood, J. Brady, K. O'Keefe, P. Dame, B. Alho, R. Holmes,M.Hughes, R. Bays, Winnifred McCarthy and Janet Graham, Advisors, F. Cafardo, L. Pote, K. Foley, P. Lincoln D. Harrington, K. Sargent, R. Flavell, C. Colson, K. Plasse, L. Morgan, Seated, Row l: E. Van Cor K. Kelley, K. Davidson, N. Bates, R. Daley, E. Horowitz, Row 2: A. Gianunzio, G. Rouleau,C.Jefterson P. DerSarkisian, Row 3: K. Hokanson, G. Campbell, C. Clifford, M. Beary, Row 4: K. Hokanson, P Runey, M. Bush, P. Smith, Row 5: N. Sheehy, M. Rust, S. Metevier, J. Hickey. I I 4.9 i f 'lg' f'. ff I x f' 1 fi f' f f fl, X Q 4 5-. f Q ,Z ..,-' wif' X Li d -,-',,, Q2 ,ff ,K Z1 X l rf, 1, . 413-Y' ' X Y,- x ,- ,-gi, f Z' f!' ,f. The 1961-65 .sports .season has held a measure ofanxiety for all at Whitman-Hanson. Each student has shared with our teams the elation of victory, the agonies of defeat, and the aecfeptanee of the challenge to improve even when triumphant. It has been a memorable year of sports activity at our school. The Coaches and student body have been proud of the Conduct of the sehool's athletes on the playing field and on the Court. The hard work, determination, and sportsmanship manifested by our teams and coaches have made Whitman-I-lansonfs sports program at success. Sports Editor-- Mark Huslfa, l v T '?, Q X AHA Xb. 0 .fr 1 of' ' 'A s ln . fl I' - .fx t qt' 5 H up 1 1 -wi 'l?73.,1g ? COACHES ll. to r.l Thomas Fox, Ralph Ferrisi, Robert Teahan, Head Coach, Mark l.ydon, and Fred Smith. VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1965 Panthers football team had a highly successful season. Intensive work by the squad and the coaches was illustrated by the hard play and desire to win. hi. Ns., 'lem .Y 'Ni' Coach Teahan commented, They just weren't as sound defensively in comparison with past teams, and we just couldn't get enough possession of the ball. However, they did score when they got the ball. Our team spirit was very good, and the leadership of Co-Captains Parker Bates and Wayne Tolman was excellent. 52 Interception? 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N f .-,Ag:,x'- 'A , U, ,W ,all iw, H Ju A IIA, ,M . 3. i 5 . 4',4 V i - u,'.,,N.,,mi1 ,w4':.AqkQx f' .Killa s 'T '35 i -,- 1 - :Jw ' . fit, I -Q .gifs ,.- i' T 'e ' D i v The beginning of an offense drive. Becky Daley is quite happy with her work. . A -Q Q. Q Q The l964 Girl's field hockey team, directed by Miss Holmes and led by Senior Co. Capts. Kathy McEnroe and Sandra Ma- loney, had a season record of six losses and two ties. The team was never beaten by a large margin and Miss Holmes praised the girls for fighting all the way. Many underclassmen par- ticipated in the games, increasing the depth of the squad. Miss Holmes is looking to them for next season's team. The team, however, did score one victory in a non-league game with Sacred Heart School by a tally of 5 -- O. Standing, Left to right: Miss Patricia Holmes - Coach, Lorna Holbrook, Janet Holmes, Joyce Smith, Paula Angelay, Michelle Matta, Kathy Villano, Cathy Conroy, and Dianne Mcpate - Manager. Kneeling: Karen Davison, Donna Bowles, Becky Daley, Sandra Maloney - Co. Capt., Kathy McEnroe - Co. Capt., Kathy Drysdale, and Susan Baker. -4.----4 I '.ifl -I ll CROSS COUNTRY 'il was very proud of the cross country team. l believe it was a very well-balanced team and its performance was a credit to the school. Mr. William Clark fcoachl W-H 21 Abington 34 W-H 20 Hingham 35 W-H 36 Middleboro T9 W-H 38 Rockland T7 W-H 23 Plymouth Carver 32 W-H 27 Wareham 29 T ar.. Z, ' o .soft-J iw - -' 1 .I , -il-:M vt'- ,,,,,. A . Q .5-N if A V- Q .- .--4, -Q. ln 25: ..,jj',:j' 4: gf , . ,,, -. . Q ', A :I .,.- ,pg Jinx , MI: ,T . .: f-wg'-,T 2 . -ni.. ., , , H.,-7-' , 1 ' ' . ' - .----v-,.: i Donald Rumrill running hard. Skip Tobin, -muscle of the team. on November 3, T964. Out of 52 runners for Whitman-Hanson. Out of tive schools participating, with a score of lOl points. 29 Frank Runey '. , W-41,-. 'f 5. -M, The Old Colony Cross Country League Meet was held at Rockland entered, the following placed Whitman-Hanson ranked third 9 Leon Barros 20 Stanley lsnor 38 Andrew Cabrera T9 Charles Dion 24 Thomas Nugent 44 Wayne Place The T965 Panther's Varsity Basketball Team started this season under the direction of a new coach with new ideas tor the W-H courtmen. Mr. Hines immediately started his candidates on a rigorous training and practice routine. The rewards were: spirit and hustle that were really great during the first half of the season. However, iniuries and illness were ot no help to the team during the latter part ofthe season. Next year's team is going to have a tough job to fill the positions of five graduating Seniors. In view ot past seasonal records this year's squad was much improved. However, one item was lacking, but not on the part of the team. Student support was low in attendance, but the spirit on the part of a faithful few students and cheerleaders was good and could be heard. Herb Foote attempts to score with a iump shot. How YO flXed for collision insurance? Kneeling, left to right: Steve Baker, Parker Bates - Co-Capt., Dennis Ericson - Co-Capt., Herbert Foote, Alan Sweinimer, William Panos - manager. Standing: Dean Andrews - head manager, Mr. George Hines - Coach, Robert Ketchen, Bruce Gorrill, John Dorchester, Dennis O'Brien, Harold Adams, and Richard Baker - fnonogef. if i i i r fi' fi ww' ,Q F i ry 6 xero .f qs i The action can change positions quickly! Kg'- Ik gs 4 AF-- 4, Y , -f pf' i 5 N Spectators think THEY experience tension! ini., 'F i - If - ' if ', lb., 1 ., ,f ,, -'Y . . 31 , Y . ,. P . Tl P.,-,v,,. -Si... 1. Unguarded, Bob Ketchen seizes the opportunity for a set shot. 60 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL I T . o -j 9 1' E Kneeling, left to right: Pat Cronin, Jeffrey Kent, Leslie Plympton, George Foote, Fred Chandler. Standing: Mr. Ralph Ferrisi - Coach, Michael Stanchina, Robert Anderson, Charles Bezanson, William Hathaway The Panther's Cheerleaders trying to draw some spirit from the crowd. T FT'N'x FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 'H Kneeling, left to right: Paul Hill, Edward Luddy, Richard Sullivan, Gordon Greene, Robert Ketchen, Frank Brown. Standing: Mr. Thomas Fox - Coach, William Thrasher, James Brown, Charles Thomson, James Cadres, Pat Fyler, Harry Bates. J'-E' Kneeling, left to right: Deborah Bates, Janet Sayce, Diane McPate Co-Capt., Betty Fullerton Co Capt Jessie Capers, and Lois Ewell. Standing: Geraldine Lelito, Michelle Matta, Janice Trombly Margaret Greene, Mary Walsh, Jane Conant, Gay Smith, Phyllis Moss and Miss Maida Pratt- Coach GIRLS' BASKETBALL The T965 Girls' Varsity basketball team achieved the ultimate goal of the Old Colony League in winning the T965 League Championship. Coached by Miss Maida Pratt, the girls displayed the agility, speed, and over-all ability necessary to become a league champion. Their record speaks for itself: W-H OPPONENT 62 Abington 19 63 Silver Lake 17 36 Plymouth-Carver 32 40 Rockland 37 36 Middleboro T5 50 Abington 8 39 Silver Lake 23 39 Plymouth-Carver 26 36 Rockland ST 58 Middleboro 27 The Junior Varsity also had an impres- sive and promising record of 6 victories and 4 defeats. This is a sign of some upcoming varsity players for future W-H teams. A M r-.-- A, 4 . ' ,. ,T 51 U Q-yfikf i J 'ff-Qs. !g,??:SEx5 ,,., L V gg' 'ay if if ' fi? 'isiij ' ' K+ . -'nL,fu.fx.L,er-wssx x 5 S' LJ 55215 e1+, ,,-1-1-if J? fqulvvf SL Michelle Motto shoots ond Suson Moss woits for the rebound. ' 'Ks-V ff M 2' ' -,-,ti ibka-.1-Q - .s 1 ai 1--.. - P' A ',f Betsy Crosmon drives oround her opponent. JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling, left to right: B. Crosmon, B. Ewell, J. Robor, R. Smith, R. Duorte, J. Whiting, E. Meder, B. Lelito, A. Sontos, Stonding: Miss Noncy Irwin - Coach, L. Ewell, E. Burke, M. Goodwin, M. Hinchey, M. Bloine, R. Doiley, J. Nowokunslci, J. Doley, D. Holmes, ond D. Botes. 4l -pf ,f -'uv-no-Q f' Ginn J2fZLAk4u3vi-M ASEB LL D TENN S Two of our most vigorous spring sports, baseball and tennis, have enioyed great popularity in the last few years due to the strong team spirit gen- erated by their coaches' inspiration. Enjoyment of the sport and development of a proficiency in play characterize our baseball and tennis teams. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Robert lbbitson, Parker Bates Ray Thomas Herbert Foote Wayne Brown Arthur Kidd, Dennis O'Brien, Richard Rina, Richard O'Connell row 2 Dean Andrews Manager Robert Anderson, Patrick Cronin, David Waterfall, John Benson Richard Glauben William Spratt Coach Uv I .5-JA ,q , V?Y L.h: 5Q-oqa, ' - -uigglg' .p-t- Mg, fm , FQ- -49 -'l,-f'?'51,ffl-v-'-'f+'1f-1 f .-Ll+-czllsfif' 1. -'rn' Ti'.9 ' NW- '. 3 '53-4,-1'- '139'f -1:'24'y'?T'P-'-1435. XJ J 1:-7' ,Q-'21!!.c-..ie.'-1 .'f'- 'LgL..r .Lg3Y..n-1' .-.bm 2'.JF'-'fr-e- he Q Qc Q Q ,J I .l.V. BASEBALL TEAM: F. Chandler, F. Catardo A Key P Whiting C Thompson R Rose R lbbitson, E. Luddy, row 2: Thomas Fox, Coach, R Dunham J Jingozian, D Wlrtzburger, M Corliss R. Allison, R. Ketchen, H. Pierce, R. King, C. Benzanson D Morrison R Knute P Hill John Chaves manager. r N H all U14 a tl 4 QQ! fax' yas BOYS' TENNIS: D. Hobill, P. Scott, W. Baker, B. Weir, standing: T. Brady, William Clark, Coach, K. Vokey, W. Pittsley, W. Anderson. sqtf . . . . - . , . . . . Q , ff Q 'S h 449 9' ' sQ CO .B 6 1 X ,5 4. xg I ah -b -V ap' 'Y fb ' I 4 GIRLS' TENNIS: Row I: C. Tory, V. Hunt, G. Gorham, K. Estabrook, C.. Smith, J. Webb, L. Armstrong, C. Bergen, Standing, Nancy Briard, Coach, A. Motto, manager, L. Gassett, M. Chait, P. Tirrell, K. Mann, D. Bowman, M. Babaian, F. Silva, N. Rowell, P. Smith. 1e..c, Hey, knock off the ieering. 65 'tier P' .,.. .JJ ... 3-4 ... ..4.J- 1 as FACULTY-STUDE T GAME The annual faculty-student basketball game manifests the natural student desire to outdo their superiors. Their competitive spirit is reflected in the final tabulation which changes only slightly from year to year, always with the faculty left in full grasp of the well-known satchel. Coach Frank D. Blood 'n' Guts Redick lost 57-53 to Coach Dino Old Fox Andrews' star-studded Varsity team in Whitman l'lanson's annual post-Valentine's Day mas- -1 sacre. The Pathetic Panther Patriarchs beaten i in another tragic defeat. zf5:?3?A 3 A r . Y r ,f , i ..--5, -e 5 :.T-1-1:? f ,- V I . ' - f -rf gf ' X 1 Dean Bean Oulton, the faculty team's hatchet man. A i 1 ,O if f 1-. 'T f' s ...- - 1. . ,ff- X'-.AVU4 ' X' rfb X m i-- Q' -,gf 1-ee-1-iz .lin -1 ' T L 'D 15' 1 -, 'Q ,W 'tlice one, Alf! X, X X. i I l lf aa- a X A ,W i 1 r 5 i A X' ... 1 i -- int-f PATHETIC PANTHER PATRIARCHSg Terrible Teahan, Hoops,' Hines, Flee1fooT Ferrisi, Half-Court Kelley, the Gaelic Wonderg second rowg Stealthy Spratt, Rancid Redgafe, Coach Blood 'n' Guts Rodiclc, and Dean Bean Oulton. af- .qq,tjT,. I. gh, '- e ff: :Ia ,V . - i' '. 5 2 41.1 .K g, ' ?- -. K .. 'W' . nmI.'f:' LI Q' - - i is A .. 4, Y ' Q NM Q W tj 'I V qu , I nf l'm taking my ball and going home. Who put the gum on the backboard? l -.mf K eg gf-ts! 0 , . l., E A775 V K , TRACK The T965 Track Team is looking forward to an ag- gressive schedule in the Old Colony League. Coach Thomas Kelley and the team will have a big iob to fill the positions of last year's seniors with new faces. The T964 track record will be a reminder and a goal for future teams to strive toward. We wish our track team continued success. , . .J '-r 1-QTQIY 1' obl,' -,.5'- Vg, lui! Ka f ,lk R-. ., ' ef-if , .. e - ' . , ' ,,5 . '.. 1' ' 1. 2 QM' I - M Q . Ag . fp- ., fn-rg . my L, 535 .4 1 . fly 5 'J -4 .L -L1 v, H55-71 ' ' l . . - ' ' 4? Ernie Cobbett ahead by a sneaker. Sometimes...................... f-ur , 4 n '- x Y Gene Pina goes up and over QP n Q Q M TRACK TEAM CL to Rl: C. Wallace, S. Tobin, M. White, G. Foote, E. Cobbett, Co-Captain, P. Moloney Co-Captain, R. Quimby, Co-Captain, J. White, H. McKenny, D. Holmes, Second Row: R. Whitcher, H Adams, T. Nugent, L. Bcros, E. Pino, F. Chenoweth, Rock Tolmon, P. Brown, S. Eisner, S. Bumpus Third Row: J. Perry, R. Brine, B. Gorrill, M. Stanchino, J. Powers, J. Shorkey, G. Thomas, B. Wibben J. Yoney, R. Ford, M. Burke. 69 6 ? Z R2 Z 7 I -l Si!! ki' Z if-'Z 1-j,,. ' ff? 5 .1- , -M 4- . I 1 tg 1,4 ' wx: a 1. I xy.-.-. f -1. Lf l f ,ff X , f X f ,f X V ff ,f X ,ff If X, ff, X .izf f,-., ,fe-3,-' X! F 2, 1 ,u,,,lcb 1, ,v , ' ,X xg K ,XX .x :---X , u X X X XX N, Lf e, , I ' X fx! ff f Z' ff X -V 'X ,ff .-'X ff ,f f , -f , ' ,- f ' , -,5 X ff ff' 71 I f ff ,ef ,Z f f' f , , 1 . fj ,f , f, :ff IX ,f ,fr ,f ,f , , ' , The underclassrnan is a being of development of mind and spirit. As he expands academically and socially, he emerges as an individual as well as a part of a classy he acts as a factor in group ac- tivities, but al,so as a unique identity in the pursuit of his independence. Relying on his patrician, the Senior, for guidance, the plehian learns to partici- pate, cooperate, and become a zfital part of his scholastic environment. The followers of today prepare for the re- sponsibility of leadership in the future. 110671716 Rayggj Underclass Editor Miss Touchdown 1964 - 65 Karen Kelly A broken foot doesn't keep Judy Sciyce from Moiorefte Practice Y-sf x 'i X The picture of ambition. i 7 2 The ,crowd cheers the Panthers on to victory. THE UNDERCLASSMAN BELONGS ln his own activities, and in helping those of upperclassmen, the unclerclassmen seeks a position in his school society. His participation is an effort to belong, to participate, and, to succeed, it makes him an integral part of his school. 73 Junior Dance -- Panther's Prance -. -J ' '. wi' - 4 Cy . Q- . ',- .T ' f 'f '. .- ii I' ' ' ' AHQ3- , '- U I ' - wit 'QU . , .Af , bl A . I I. V 4-, ' XX - S ,iq tx . -f -1A.Q '- it .T In ,g x, A Q . J X 4 x - I N-yn, ,- I '5Q'-. b . . , . , I ,. .. . I ' ,' J.. , Q : gl .,'-,,gs:-f ' -I at if . 4' ',-5 ,al ' . 'A ' 9 .1 .- 'Q - 1.. .' 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X X ,X . fs. I s ,Q Qi? .-7' 4 3 Q K -fl A . N, xb7y x ' Robert Ketchen ,- U-. Miss Briord Maureen Conway '- Y' Q 1' f Q --uv 1 x E 1 . v-- 5, '.'?'ff5f 15-1 M3 'uni . K . K f . xx QX ' w s 'Q ' ig W ' Qyfl Adi' 1 Fi- A ,As , T' l xvvi if I 5 xg N sr 1 'K W' wt X 'x .Q Q -mx' '-X A . '. N, rj! fib- N FN- K nf' z . I .5 'ffiixl Delorey Linda Gasseft Nancy Doran V s 7 Qaffrifp , 5 ir Sr I f f K ,ML .J-'LJ' ,' EAN A ,.l ,gw- ' ' L0-nb if 4 g 4 fp 1, i s 9 'Q V, I 7 U 1 ' , A .f -- - R' lf' Ay sf V ,f Y K . 4 1 s 2? ' 1 fl . 'N ' ' Q Y . . Q ' at x '5' 5 F Q X A F or 9 K4 A K' . . xx Q Ax A . L A I A , x : y O w RJ R l L oberf Anderson , . , is :ji Q' ' , Q 3 0 J' g 1.,1:,f 'fs' Q X, i.Q?,,'9 Jane? Morse - in iff ' h . N X' fm Mrs. Crossmorf ' .D Z .- . - 1 9. . r . V ,yr xkvqv r fr 2 nut-, rlfc', A , I -'Fld sig. , 3534, . is . -4 V ll ,s 3 1 6,-gg X Q N fs-'E 1 P 3 W , ' - X X' -he J gg! -X-ta it ,jg P 3? a ?a .5 'KNBQSII A jfs up P V V fx ' gif 4 s 3 ?,q5 3.1, . Q BH W Q 5 1 I 2, X Rim X MLA , I C x 5 Y. Y r N , wa . Q s f - ' , 1 4 x , Q . .. 5 1 . is 9' 1 5 -4 1 ., V V N - -V . . - . ' . -x .,. D ' I- K , V - - C- . ' N ' ' L . L 5 -Y V -Hx, if w , Y 1 J ., . Q . 1, h 3 : G an 1 FW ' - R .1 .S- ' E 1,5 ,ig D , -. I Q 0 , -L: 5 n-. X 'I 1. ff N -. ' ' iq' l. if' ' ll Y ' x' ' -ztytpxiq-,:.',,..fy ,el f' 'iq x: ' . f 9 'I' I 'f .Q f ., ! 1 x - AX N ' ' - X- .4 f r .' Q . .. wk - ' ' X 'Q x X - . -r ' NK n 'K .Nx 5 w -. , ' w' . ' . 1 .4f.A ,J H . - N 5 Q in n X 5 s . ., X -r. '5 9 rw.. .. , K bf? Q J- ' .' 1767 ,A Q .' 'f fr I ru 5 ' 'wo :- 5 ' u Q:-. , it ' t Q ' 'D 0' X w H f. .-11. 5 1 1 I s E X 'lb , 5 O 'fx' s A -x Q .N A fi .Q K, ,:s,. J -'51 n sr 5' ph c A. a 5 X 5 I, I Il, II .- H. J! M, Q17 'vi ,, xx -X Ni 5:1 K in Qi: 1 1 ' Z , A ll 'r ln - 4 Y 1 Q 2? 5 , 4 .55 1 53 3, MQW-sx.Mf fl P' A W.,-kfxh , ,1.V F XM U H n s if Q ,, 0 I fi E1 T! 'xi ,li f? l 5 Nl ik r l 1 1 I i 1 E W The senior is the ultimate in student achievement. He is at the epitome of con- sciousness of his existence. He has completed his secondary education, he is at the pinnacle of his adolescent years, he anticipates his future. At the advent of adulthood. the senior is an entity of contemplation. As he looks in retrospect to his endeavors for individuality and recognition, he considers his accomplish- ments and compares them to his aspirations for the future. The senior has come to the end, and is about to beging his motto: To remember the past To deserve the future. Christine Conway Senior Editor ur' WIS -. .Q DONALD AHERN PRISCILLA AHERN BURTON ALHO WILLIAM JOHN ANDERSON fr' 2 Q . 17 gi 1 TERRY ARSENAULT DEBORAH ATWOOD WALTER BADGER LEON BAKER I TT A - Q0- ra ROBERTA ANN BARTHOLDSON DEBORAH BATES PARKER BATES MICHAEL P. BEARY FF' ' N-was A A 3 .-in I 4 GERALD M. BEREIKA KATHLEEN BEZANSON WILLIAM F. BORDEN JEAN MARIE BRADY 82 px- DEAN SCOTT ANDREWS DIANE ARCHAMBAULT -f-,Q STEPHEN L. BAKER SUSANNE BARLING rs It ALFRED A. BEAUREGARD ROBERT BEEBE ' I 1 CATHERINE ANN BROCKWAY LINDA ROSE BROUILLARD 83 Robert Resnick, Senior Advisor, William Anderson Treas., Herbert Foote, Pres., Cynthia Howard Secretary, Hazel McCarthy, Advisor. DAVID D. BROW I- I4 I1 I1 II V b 4 I 4. 5 ff ' 'Elf an- Q 'U' -.5 1' GAIL E. CAMPBELL 79-R 'I I I I I I JOSEPH JOHN CICCIO L -, 1' I .-.J CHRISTINE ANN CONWAY DIANE MARIE BROWN JESSIE CAPERS SHARON G. CLEMONS . f,.,'V JOANN E I. CONWAY xi- KK N i fig f I T Ii I' A I STEPHEN D. BUMPUS MICHAEL F. BURKE - ig 2 -.rr , 1 ' - ,wwf X ROBERT L. CHANDLER PAULA JEAN CHASE X ERNEST EDWARD COBBETT ALDEN COLE IQ Q0 5. RICHARD CORLISS JEANNE MARIE CORMIER 84 Il al I I I I I I I I I I I I I A NANCY L. BYRNES MARCIA LOUISE CAMERON A Y Nl MARK S. CHENOWETH MARY ANN CHIROS aa n 7 .lg - l 1 , 0 'Q---wg ' ' 5 'Q Mark Chenoweth and Martha Rowell on Ski Club CHERYL E. CQLSQN pETER JAMES CONANT trip to Wildcat Mountain, New Hampshire. , an iv ROBERT L. COX ROBERT CROWLEY 85 - -Q fvk I IT 'f K RICHARD CURRIER CHRISTINE DEROSIER rf W K 'pf 'YQ I 1 MARGUERITE A. EGAN LINDA J. FISHER PAULA MARIE DARSCH SUSAN ANNE DICK EY A-I nk x . A I DENNIS LEE ERICKSON MARTHA FLANAGAN 86' DAMON DASILVA DONNA DONNELLY LOIS H. EWELL ROBERT JOSEPH FLAVELL CHARLOTTE DAVIS BEVERLY ANNE DECHAMBEAU 1.-3 CATHERINE H. DRYSDALE DONNA LEE DUVAL I I . DIANA J. FAHEY ROBERT W. FINLAY,.Jr. ARLENE FLEBOTTE DOROTHEA T. FOLEY 87 .4? ' I 44 Gigantic Square Dance helps promenade the Seniors to New York. as A M .jg 5 'min HERBERT W. FOOTE ANN GIANUNZIO SUSAN HANCOCK al? :W G0 JUDITH ANN HENDERSON ,jggqzn I CHARLES FORD DARYL ESTHER FORD STEVEN FORRAND 1 pyf, LINDA GILBERT RICHARD FRANKLIN HARLOW JEAN M. HICKEY MARGARET JEAN HILL MICHAEL W HILL 88 up -r-f BETTY ELAINE FULLERTON , Q f. 419 GERARD C. HAAS RICHARD HARRISON KAREN HOKANSON N id. CHRISTINE A. GEORGES 43 MARIA ANNE HAMELIN T11-nr DEBORAH M. HATHAWAY My own little Ascaris Lumbricoidesf' -Q., '1. f ! KRISTIN HOKANSON Martha Flanagan -k , I . PATRICIA W. HOLBROOK DAVID C. HOLT JEREMY W. HORTON IF Z' fc ' V! I-,L JANICE M. HUNTINGTON By. LYNDA ANNE JACOBSEN J EANNE ANN KENDALL 'Q A LINDA ELAINE IBBITSON CHARLOTTE JOHNSON RICHARD L. KENEALY MARY KENNEALLY 4 ' CYNTHIA RAY HOWARD ,ina ROBERT LEE IBBITSON l JOYCE JEAN JossELYN KATHERINE MARY KENSTA F '7 ANN HARRIS tl 'j .QQVQK CAROL ANNE HUNT JANICE ELAINE IGNATOWICZ ELAINE KANELOS KATHLEEN MARY KERAS LINDA IRVING v N '7 ELAINE F. KAREORES , Q- ARTHUR KIDD -I J., - i S Q Nw Al 1. . 1 L 1 A I' I don'fTI1inIc blondes have more fun.' - Pam Smith Q'-' 1 CHARLES RUSSELL KING I I I I F I JOAN CLAIRE LAVIGNE 1 I z-f -2 I 1 I I QR I ' O Q I RUSSELL LOVELL P aa. I , ,RQ r e- kih fglg I Tv ! -IL 1 44. I 1 P A U L M A L O N E Y I I LI an -Y g., DONNA LEE K'SEPKA MICHAEL LEMON A , ' Q -1! ff -N-I' ANN ELIZABETH LOVETT SANDRA LOUISE MALONEY 954 .sa I 'Y Q JOSEPH KU ZBORSKI CAROL ANN LIMA ---. ,f Ig I MARION L. LANDERS PETER LINDBERG 'Q Y ROBERT EDWARD LUDDY DANIEL LYNCH JACQUELINE MARKOWSKI MARIA DELORES MARTELL I F - . Tk A. RICHARD J. LANDIS JOHN LAWSON -RQ, f'- JOHN LONERGAN DAVID LONG , I, . ,f :fi MARTHA L. MADAN EMERY MADDOCKS 1 CHERYL MARIE MATTSON JOANN McARTHUR :nl-3 Coach Ralph Ferrisi sends in another fighting Panther wh .cg ' 5-3- 'I KATHLEEN MCENROE LADONNA M. MCGLONE , , .s 6 rs. I I -If THOMAS McWILLIAMS FRANCIS ARTHUR MEDEIROS ...,, ELIZABETH ANNE NORTON -fi- FRANKLIN NORWAY Mn .IUDITH LOUISE McGRATH l ROBERT CHARLES MEIER '-'Sap' t -.ai i u l O. RALPH NUTE MARGARET M. MCKENZIE al? THOMAS J. MILEY Ia ROBERT SCOTT NUTTER TWH? '- ' KATHLEEN O'KEEFE MARK S. OSTRANDER MICHAEL PAPANICOLAS JOHN H. PARSONS I W! KATHLEEN MCLAUGHLIN 'M 31 MAUREEN LOUISE MONTAGANO E. RICHARD O'CONNELL X? DIANE BARBARA McPATE JANET L. MORGAN aww' i J 4 I H 7 . -, . ' i H ' 1 A . r J CHARLENE OERTEL CYNTHIA PARTRIDGE 3 ...gr RICHARD PERKINS ,N 0 ff I I A . 5 T, . Junior Prom Queen Martha Denham is crowned by cIass President Herbert Foote. NORMAN PETERSON 'f'!3 '+L DEBORAH POOLE 0'- 2 -l I . CAROLYN F. QUEENAN -SF v Ll 1 JAMES D. ROBBINS .gal 'R JOHN PERRY EUGENE PINA 7 , x IE I' JANICE M. POWER fi RALPH C. QUIMBY RONALD B. QUIMBY A-A? CAROL ELAINE PI TKANEN MARY LOUISE PRATT LOUISE E. RANDLETT CAROL ANN ROBERTS JUDITH ROGERS MARILYN JEAN ROMANO WILLIAM E. PITTSLEY .l JUDITH LEE PRESCOTT JOANN E R. RAVESI .13 f WAYNE A. PLACE ,Cl MARTHA CHILTON PYE 1 l WAYNE RIDLEY MARTHA LOUISE ROWELL DONALD G. RUMRILL 97 h - 'f 'WT TWT A The bond cooperates in following Head Moioretfe Donna Duvol's lead. .. . ,Q W1 L 5 1 I IO ' PAUL FRANCIS RUNEY GEORGE M. RUST GEORGE RUXTON BETTY SATTERFIELD 5 0 Y 9 , x wi '-no x.,,,. lv DANIEL PATRICK M. SHEA NANCY SHEEHY WILLIS EDWARD SHETLER LUCILLE SIMONIS -ox ffs ,gf LINDA M. SMITH PAMELA JANE SMITH SHAWN SMITH THOMAS B. SMITH RODERICK G. R. STONE MARY SULLIVAN ALLEN SWEINIMER GERALD ELLSWORTH SWIFT I 98 JANET L. SAYCE Y., JANET B. SMITH f Nd VT? BETH SOULE KK 4 '1 WILLIAM SEVERSE JEANNE PAMELA SMITH '7' DIANE M. SPINNEY --rf ' 'S rr X PATRICIA ANN THAYER RAY THOMAS .99 WI1cxt's my next Iine? - Alden Cole in The Mouse Tho? Roored. I ff' x..3 fQ 'S izl -Q ROBERT E. THOMPSON RICHARD WILLIAM TINGBLAD WAYNE TOLMAN PATRICIA TOWNE PAUL VALLANCOURT RANDOLPH VALLANCOURT PAULA JEAN VESS SANDRA EDITH WALLACE r, 3' fn K--9 N? H I 141 I N : ROBERT WHITCHER CARL F. wH1TE CAROLYN WHITE WENDY F. wr-MTE IW IW y.'i'b' i AA Q 4:1 GERALD M. WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS DAVID G. WILSON MADELINE LOUISE WINTER 100 7 Y ' 1. 7 JANINE TROY DOROTHY TRUBIANO 4. 1 l 'S ' er' :MJ 1 RUTH V. WARE ELLEN JOAN WASSELL -tl KENNETH E. WHITING JAMES BARRY WIBBEN 'TP' ADELAIDE M. WIRTH JANET YAKAVONIS 101 vw BARBARA YOUNG JOHN YOUNG 'Fig' EDWARD A. ZIPETO .s..-,X s v 1 . , E4-:if ' Make-up experts Mrs. Gloria Casey and Aletci Zanibone ply their art. I q.gi,N-faqs-null L i Ui' WS Y JV ' 'bf Tension mounts backstage P1 Professor Kokintz explains the powers of the Q-Bomb. THE MCDUSE THAT ROARED SENIOR CLASS PLAY You insipient clod, you won. The Class of 1965 produced The Mouse That Rooredf' a comedy, which was the most successful class play ever produced at Whitman- Hanson. Directing wos Mrs. Sheila Hallisey ond, later, Mr. Daniel Redgate who, with a hard-working and conscientious cost, pro- duced a comedy lauded by all. Whitman-Hanson's thespians labored long and hard in their production, and were superb in their service to the class and the community. A grateful cast thanks their director Mr. Daniel Redgote. GIRLS' STATE: Sharon Clemons and Judith McGrath. BOYS' STATE: Herbert Foote and Parker Bates. J l l l 'L' 'Ill l l A l r l lr l HONOR GUARDS: C. Howard, J. Ravesi, B. Fullerton, D. Bates, TOP TEN: D. Atwood, P.DerSarkisian, I l J. Brady, C. Derosier, R. Nutter, B. Alho, W. Anderson, H. Foote, J. Brady, W. Anderson, D. Ford, M. J J A. Sweinimer, P. Bates. Beary, K. Keras, B. Alho, J. Smith. l ABINGTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY: Allen D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN: Beverly VOICE OF DEMOCRACY: Deborah l Sweinimer and Beverly DeChambeau. DeChambeau. Poole. . I 'l -'v ...fig-n.lf..'-g,,,, 4 MISS WHITMAN-HANSON: WOMEN'S CLUB: .lean Brady, Beverly SCIENCE FAIR: Judith McGrath. Carol Lima. DeCl'1ombeau. SENIOR AWARD WINNERS , fr 'F I' E ll Il! ! ll i ., QT ,.,. ' . 3. I K '-1?--'-'aywvfgf-v-L-V..-.. ...,,,.x,',,,, 0-1 . 52 fp wares- W- rant l SPELLMAN ESSAY CONTEST: Robert Flavell, Elaine Kanelos, 1964 First Prize winner, Burton 5 Albo, Herbert Foote, I964 winner, Christine Conway, Daryl Ford. l I l g JEWISH BROTHERHOOD: Herbert Foote STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Allen BOYS' SPORTS AWARD: Parker Bates ' Sweinimer l SENIOR INDEX DONALD AHERN 24 Beckwith Way, Whitman ... Root ... Um, gimme some girls that put it on be a forest ranger weight lifting, exercise club I, 2, Freshman football, weight training, Ski Club, Prom decorations 3, Sr. Reception 4, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4 Mr. Rodick. PRISCILLA AHERN 24 Beckwith Way, Whitman Cilla' Cool it, will ya? a certain Abington boy to be one of the big guys T.B.G.l.B., Student Council, intramural basketball I, 2, Dramatic Club I, Prom Comm. 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Sr. Reception Miss Smith BURTON ALHO 330 Park Avenue, Whitman Burt That's nice congested corridors teacher Honor Society 3, 4- Treasurer 4, Spellman Essay Contest 3, Panther's Print 2, 3, 4-Literary Editor 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Science Fair 3, Computer Math 3, weight lifting I, Boys' Chorus I, Debate Club 3, Science Club 3, 4, Honor Guard 3, decorations 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Parents' Night Guide 2, 1965 Interim Co-Editor 4 Mr. LaFranchise WILLIAM JOHN ANDERSON I07 Hill Top Road, Whitman ... Bill Pay up girls that smoke to tell a funny ioke Class Treasurer 4, Science Club 2, 3-President 2, Honor Society 3, 4- President 4, Science Fair I, 3, Class Play 4, From Committee 3, Dance Committee 4 Mr. Hines DIANE ARCHAMBAULT I69 Plymouth Street, Whitman Dee you better believe it ... to be happy with a certain someone Mr. Redgate DEAN SCOTT ANDREWS 22 Fullerton Avenue, Whitman ... Dino' What's the story? people who knock football be a pro trainer football manager 2, 3, 4, Varsity basketball manager I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity baseball manager I, 2, 3, 4, track manager I, Science Fair I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club Treasurer 4 Mr. Lydon TERRY ARSENAULT 84 Dover Street, Whitman ... Tut ... IS that the Christian attitude? Mr. DeIorey's 2:30 Club electrical engineer gym exhibition 2, Decoration Committee 3, Photography Club 4 I.. Mr. Rodick DEBORAH ATWOOD 46I Mon ponsett Street, Hanson ... Debby Boy, that was brilliant people who make constant pests of themselves be a good secretary Pep Club 2, Art Apprecia- tion Vice Pres. 2, FBLA 3, 4, Panther 's Print 3, 4, Yearbook 4, awards I, 2, 3 Mrs. W. McCarthy WALTER BADGER 948 Monponsett Street, Monponsett Mick Oh, my word wise underclassmen 'get rich football 2, Chefs' Club 2, weight training I, 2 Mr. Rodick LEON BAKER II4 School Street, Whitman Ding Good luck ... Ciccio and Arsenault to see the world Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Cross Country 2, basketball I, Audio-Visual I, 2, 3, 4, Computer Math 3, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Caf. Aid 4, Chess Club 4, Class Play 4, Prom Committee 3, Chef Club 4 ... Mr. Godfrey STEPHEN L. BAKER IO2 Perry Avenue, Hanson ... Lips .. A good crack in the head will fix you right up. Erickson physical education Director Freshman basketball, intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity football 3, J.V. basketball 2, Varsity basketball 3, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, track 4, Science Fair 3 Mr. Hines. SUSANNE BARLING 934 Washington Street, Whitman Sue Ya know what I mean? Junior class airline hostess .. cheerleading I, 2, 4, field hockey 3, Prom Committee 3, in tramural 2, Class Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4 Mrs. Hallisey ROBERTA ANN BARTHOLDSON20 Brook Street, Hanson ... Them's the breaks people who talk about you behind your back ... to work in an office FBLA 3, 4 ... Mrs. Lapworth DEBORAH BATES I53 W. Washington Street, Hanson Debbie Sure, why not? hurrying around ... be a good secretary Dramatic Club I, Boston Ballroom I, Pep Club 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, Science Fair Aide 2, 3, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Honor Guard 3, National Honor Society 3, 4-Secretary 4, intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 4, basketball manager 3, 4, Year- book staff 4 Miss Pratt PARKER BATES 84 Broad Street, Whitman Park Hi, Head downtown quarterback ... further my education ... Varsity football I, 2, 3, 4-Co-Captain 4, Varsity basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity base- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Jfv. basketball I, Science Fair 2, 3, weight training I, 2, 3, intramural basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Honor Guard 3, Varsity Club President 4 Mr. Teahan MICHAEL P. BEARY 88 Stetson Street, Whitman ... Mike You're tryin' to be cutel Spellman Essays Liberal Arts ... Glee Club I, weight training, FTA 2, 3, 4 - Ass't. Literary Editor 4, Tennis 4, Debate Club 3, Prom Comm. 3, French Club 4, Ancient History Award Winner I Mr. Morris ALFRED A. BEAUREGARD SI3 Temple Street, Whitman Fred Funny as all heck cheap-looking girls to live a healthy life Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Panther's Print 2, Photog- raphy Club 2, Class Play 4 ... Mr. Clark ROBERT BEEBE I32 Hogg Memorial Drive, Whitman Bobby ... Outta lunch to be a plumber Mr. Wood GERALD M. BEREIKA 2I Glenwood Street, Whitman Jerry I couldn't tell ya brothers who don't leave you any gas in the car college, engineer Freshman football, freshman basketball, Varsity football 3, 4, track 2, 3, weight training I, 2, 3, intramural basketball I, Dance Comm. I, Varsity Club 4, Graduation Usher 3, Science Fair I-medal winner I Mrs. Morris KATHLEEN BEZANSON 74 Rock Street, Whitman Kathy Swingin ... Bowling Club 2, Dance Committee 4, FBLA 3 Mrs. Lapworth WILLIAM F. BORDEN II3I Washington Street, Whitman ... Bill You animall congested corridors going to lunch Priesthood Prom Committee 3, Athletic Programs Mr. Hines JEAN MARIE BRADY 493 Monponsett Street, Hanson Jeannie I'II do it tomorrow, fourth period insincerity and people who don't try ... to get out of school and be a good secretory ... Art appreciation 2, PCP Club 2, FBLA 3, 4, Panther's Print 3, 4- head typist 4, Honor Guard 3, Awards I, 2, 3, National Honor 5OCiety 3, 4, Hon. Member, Whitman Women's Club 4 Mrs. Winifred McCarthy CATHERINE ANN BROCKWAY 27 Alden Street, Whitman ... Cathy Shows to go ya my sister to be happy Dance Comm. I, 2, Prom 3, 4 Mr. Redgate LINDA ROSE BROUILLARD I82 Hudson Street, Hanson You want to know what? a certain boy from Silver Lake to be happy Chorus I, Dramatic Club I, 2-Secretary 3, Planning 8. Dance Committee I, 2, Prom Committee 4 Mr. Redgate DAVID D. BROW 9II Washington Street, Whitman ... Dave Hi, Sue! lunches to graduate Dance Committee 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3 Mr. Redgate DIANE MARIE BROWN 881 Main Street, Hanson Molly Brown Well, actually flat tires to get a blue convertible Model A beach buggy Mrs. Leach STEPHEN D. BUMPUS 9I2 Bedford Street, Whitman Steve Me study? Oh, come now! girls who block up the corridor when I'm trying to get to lunch architect Spring track 2, 3, 4, Winter track 3, 4, Cross Country I, 3, Student Council I, Boston Ballroom 2, Science Club 2, Audio-Visual 2 ... Mr. Kelley MICHAEL F. BURKE 34 Winter Street, Hanson ... Fat-boy ... Hi, there, Skinny insincere and two-faced people priest- hood ... Freshman football, J. V. baseball 2, 3, Prom Comm., Science Fair 3 ... Mr. Hines NANCY L. BYRNES II9 Homeland Drive, Whitman ... Byrnsie Anyone got a comb? ... a certain teacher who tried to kick me out ofa class meeting because he thought I was a Freshman secretciry ... Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Science Club I, Pep Club 2 Mrs. McCarthy. MARCIA LOUISE CAMERON I96 Winter Street, Hanson ... Marsh ... Oh, my work! people who think they are the greatest ... licensed practical nurse ... Dramatic Club 2, FNA 2, 3, Nurses' Aid 2, 4 ... Mrs. Hallisey 106 G AIL E. CAMPBELL 88 Charles Street, Whitman Little Guy ... Hey, hi people! B lunch ... happiness Student Council T-alternate, 41 Pep Club 21 Chorus 2, 31 FTA 2-Treasurer 3, Secretary 41 Panther's Print 3, 41 Yearbook 41 Dance Committee T, 2j Prom Comm. 31 Altrusa Contest 41 Science Fair 4 Mr. Rodick JESSIE CAPERS 288 South Street, Hanson Marida Okay, Emily! Just how are we getting home? boys who wear bright sox with silly designs on them to make my mother proud of me FNA 31 Varsity basketball 2, 3, 41 Sr. Play program 4 Miss Johnson ROBERT L. CHANDLER Hancock Street, Whitman Bob What's gnew? school lunches and ianitors who do not do their work ... service Bowling Club 2, 3, 4-President 3, 4 Mr. Straffin PAULA JEAN CHASE T8 Dover Street, Whitman Head .. Dick ... Linda nurse Chorus T, 2, 3, 41 Special Chorus Tj SEMBA 2, 41 Dance Comm. T, 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm. 31 Pep Club 21 Ski Club 21 Variety Show 4 Mr. Resnick MARK S. CHENOWETH 20 Bonney Hill Lane, Hanson Chippewa You have a point there1 put a hat on and cover it up ... cars that have cancer of the body green stuff... Tennis Tj Freshman football1 Varsity Football 2, 3, 41 Varsity track 2, 3, 41 Spanish Club1 Chef Club1 Medal, Science Fair 31 Graduation usher 31 Student Council 41 Dance Committee 21 Prom Comm. 31 Ski Club 41 weight training T, 2, 31 intra basketball 2, 3, 41 Royal Nine 3, 41 Varsity Club 3, 4 Mr. Ferrisi MARY ANN CHIROS T43 Fullerton Avenue, Whitman Mary Quiet, I can't think! flat tires IBM operator ... Green Thumbs 21 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm. 31 Science Fair Aide 3, 41 Yearbook 41 Reception Committee 41 Class Play advertising 4 Mr. Ferrisi JOSEPH JOHN CICCIO 43 Holmes Terrace, Whitman Joe SH What a horror show! buzzards college audio-visual 2, 3, 41 band T, 2, 3, 41 Ticket Committee Chairman 2, 31 Dec. Comm. T, 31 All New England Orchestra 21 All New England Band 3, 41 District Orchestra 3, 41 All-State Band 41 Caf. Aide 2, 3, 41 Science Fair T, 4 ... Mr. Godfrey ARON G. CLEMONS 4T7 High Street , Hanson Sharon Oh, no! ... eat-n-run lunch period Art Club 3, 41 Span- ish Club 3, 41 Dec. Comm. 3, 4 Mr. Lydon ERNEST EDWARD COBBETT S08 State Street, Hanson Ernie Fine Business too many kids in the cor- ridors!!! Navy J. V. Basketball1 J. V. Baseball1 intramural basketball 2, 31 winter track 3, 41 spring track 2, 31 Senior Class Play ... Mrs. Hallisey ALDEN COLE 204 Washington Street, Whitman They want CH PE CH my body Cheryl and Pat in Comp class college Science Club 2, 31 Photography 31 Science Fair1 Dec. Comm.1 Sr. Class Play1 Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4 Mr. Hines ERYL E. COLSON T03 Rock Street, Whitman Cherie Aw, come on, are you kidding me? conceit, insincerity college Dramatic Club T, 21 Student Council 2, 3, 4- Corresponding Secretary 41 Panther's Print 3, 4-Literary Editor 41 Science Fair 2, 41 Science Club 3, 4-Vice Pres. 3-President 41 Photography 31 Caf. Aide T, 2, 3, 41 Interim Activities Mgr. 41 Sr. Reception Committee 41 Computer Math 31 Awards Tj Parent Night Guide 3, 4 ... Mr. Campbell TER JAMES CONANT 530 Beulah Street, Whitman ... Pete lf l haven't now I never will ... dark nylons with quilted design - they make girls look stitched together ... grafter of a radio operator ... J. V. basketball T, 21 Varsity basketball football1 Election Committee1 Chorus1 Jr. Prom Comm.1 Dec. Comm. T, 2, 3, 4 ... Mr. Rodick RISTINE ANN CONWAY 45 Vincent Street, Whitman ... Little Snook You better believe it! ... my freshman sister ...to teach the mentally retarded ... FTA 2, 3, 4 - Vice President 41 Pep Club 21 Prom Comm. 31 Dance Comm. T, 2, 3, 41 Interim Senior Manager 41 Ski Club 41 Sr. Class Play 41 Library aide 41 Variety Shaw 4 Mr. Campbell JOANNE l. CONWAY 42 Beckett Street, Hanson Jo ... Swingin' ...nursing and Peace Corps F.N.A. 2, 31 French Club Aj Chorus T, 2, 3 Mr. Campbell RICHARD CORLISS 354 Essex Street, Whitman ... Dick That's life! ninety-dollar Fords to graduate Jr. Dance1 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4 Mr. Redgate JEANNE MARIE CORMIER 24 Arthur Street, Whitman Joey .. Ned havoc at the ice cream counter in the lunch room a good secretary and a better wife Caf. Aide T, 2, 3, 41 Intramural basketball 41 Dance Committee 31 F.B.L.A. 3 Mrs. Hallisey ROBERT L. COX 67T Hill Street, Hanson Moose It breaks me up Authoritarians to study agriculture Science Club 21 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm.1 Science Fair 3 Mr. Hines ROBERT CROWLEY 5T Benson Street, Whitman B.C. You iust wouldn't understand the Italians move to Abington, make second million, buy New York Lunch, gym Little Richard Randall RICHARD CURRIER 745 Monponsett Street, Hanson Rich Let's get in the wind or get a hat freshmen . construction worker Mr. Resnick PATRICIA DAME T2 Star Street, Whitman ... Pat Steve, you big fink dumb underclassmen who don't respect Senior priority elementary or kindergarten teacher Ski Club T, 21 Photog- raphy 31 Student Council 31 F.T.A. 3, 41 Science Club 2, 3, 4- Secretary-Treasurer 41 Pep Club 21 Panther's Print 41 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm. 31 Yearbook 41 Publicity Chairman Senior Class Play1 Sr. Reception 41 Science Fair 41 Variety Show 4 Mrs. Casey PAULA MARIE DARSCH 283 Reed Street, Hanson Watch it, George! punishment for the whole class when a few are to blame to pass Biology Mr. Lydon DAMON DASILVA 542 South Avenue, Whitman Deacon Hey, that's wicked nice. girls with too much makeup to be a success golf 3, 4 Mr. Campbell CHARLOTTE DAVIS 26 Jenkins Avenue, Whitman Charlie Oh, beans people who gossip to be a secretary F.B.L.A. 3. 41 Panther's Print 41 Dance Comm. T, 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm. 3, 41 Dec. Comm. 2, 3, 4 Mr. Resnick BEVERLY ANN DECHAMBEAU I8 Ellis Avenue, Whitman ... Bev Oh swift! homework to find happiness by helping peo- ple Prom Dec. COmI'Tt.j Dance Comm. 31 Graduation usherette 31 F.N.A. Vice Pres. 41 Whitman Women's Club 41 Abington His- torical Society 3, 41 No. Quincy H.S. T1 Sr. Reception Comm. 4 ... Mr. Campbell CHRISTINE DEROSIER 69 High Street, Whitman Creese Ma, the funniest thing happened1 we lost the keys. getting in trouble with Diane and people who tell me I play the role to goto Europe and T.B.G.l.B. Class V.P. T, 2, 31 Jr. Prom Court 31 Dramatic Club T, 21 Dance Comm. T, 41 Pep Club 21 ticket Comm. 4 Mrs. Hallisey PETER DERSARKISIAN Temple Street, Whitman Pete How many showed up for French Club today? ,,. hypocrites tb leave Whitman-Hanson behind in the dust Sr. Class Play French Club President 41 Panther's Print 41 Stamp Club Aj Science Fair 2, 3, 41 basketball T, 21 baseball T, 2, 3, 4 Mrs. Morris SUSAN ANNE DICKEY 223 Winter Street, Whitman Susy That's beside the point being called 'Dickeybird' to succeed in life Chorus Tj intramural basketball T, 21 J.V. basketball T1 Varsity Tennis 31 FBLA 41 bowling league 3, 41 Dance Comm. 4 Mr. F. Smith DONNA DONNELLY 66 Belmont Street, Whitman The Big Don Can ya give me a ride to Plympton? ,.. the loom to go to California, T.B.G.l.B. ... Jr. Prom Comm.1 Senior Reception1 Pep Club 2 ... Miss Smith CATHERINE H. DRYSDALE ISO East Washington Street, Hanson Cathy Ya know what I mean? waiting for Cath McEnroe airline hostess intra. basketball I5 Cat. Aide I5 Garden Club 25 Art Club 35 Science Fair Aide 3, 45 Field Hockey 45 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 45 Prom. Comm- 3 Mr- Mosher DONNA LEE DUVAL I50 Sportsman's Trail, Whitman I don't know insincere people nursing Student Coun- cil 2, 35 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Sr. Recep- tion Comm.5 Yearbook 45 golf 35 Prom Court 35 Majorette 2, 3, 4 - Head 45 Exchange Concert 3, 4 Mr. Resnick MARGUERITE A. EGAN I27 Forest Street, Whitman Margie Oh, wow Marines go to Sweden Abington High I, 25 Alternate Cheerleader 3 Mr. Redgate ROBERT ARTHUR ELY 74 Court Street, Whitman ... Bob ... Where are we? little brothers and sisters C.P.A. and Naval Officer Bowling 3, 45 Student Council Alt. 25 Year- book 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Prom Comm. 3 Mr. Smith DENNIS LEE ERICKSON .I4 Glenwood Street, Whitman Swede It's not that funny Mr. Venslauskas live to be a hundred Freshman footbaII5 Freshman basket- baII5 J.V. basketball 25 Varsity basketball 3, 45 Varsity baseball 45 Student Council I5 Intramural basketball 2, 3, 4 Mr. Hines LOIS H. EWELL 367 Reed Street, Hanson Laos He's soft as a grape convertible sports cars to own an XKE Student Council I, 2, 3, 4 - Vice President 45 Snow Queen 25 Intramural basketball 2, 3, 45 basketball mgr. 3, 45 Prom Comm. 3, 45 1965 Interim Co-Editor 45 Science Fair 2, 3, 4- Medal winner 2 - aide 35 Boston Ballroom I, 25 Ski Club 45 Class Play 45 Variety Show 4 Mr. D'AIIesio DIANA J. FAHEY 56 Loring Avenue, Whitman Dee Dee WeII, Rand, we didn't get caught that time. people who start false rumors to marry my honey Boston Ball- room I5 intramural basketball I, 45 library aide 45 audio- visual aide 45 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 45 Prom Comm. 3, 45 Usherette 4 Mr. Redgate ROBERT W. FINLAY, JR. II22 Washington Street, Whitman Fin Don't sweat the small stuff some certain teachers, right, Bob! college, Peace Corps Band I, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 35 Photography 45 SEMSBA 2, 45 Prom 35 District Band 45 Science Fair 3, 45 Sr. Reception Comm. 4 ... Mr. Godfrey LINDA J. FISHER I024 Washington Street, Whitman Lee J Great Scott Ist trumpeter in W-H band nurse Dance Comm. I, 35 lntra. Basketball I5 Bowling Club 25 Science Fair 2, 35 Science Fair aide 45 F.N.A. 2, 3, 4- Publicity Chairman 25 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 - accompanist 45 music librarian 45 band I, 2, 3, 45 Exchange Concert I, 35 Chansonetts I5 SEMSBA 2, 35 Dance Band 45 Special Chorus 4 Mr. Godfrey JAMES FLANAGAN I50 Washington Street, Whitman Jim Wowl She's tough arrogant teachers Woolworth manager Freshman footbaII5 intramural basketbaII5 foot- ballg audio-visual I, 2. 3, 45 Jr. Prom5 Senior Reception Mr. Redgate MARTHA FLANAGAN I075 Washington Street, Whitman Oh, shut upll gym class with the freshmen interior dec- orating Pep Club 25 Abington I5 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 45 Art Club 2, 35 Prom Comm. 3, 45 Sr. Class Playp F.B.L.A. 45 Ski Club 45 Panther's Print 45 Dramatic Club 4 Mr. Campbell ROBERT JOSEPH FLAVE LL 576 South Avenue, Whitman Sweet Old Bob The job too much for ya? apathetic proletarian proclivities ... a career in journalism Student Council 3, 45 Panther's Print 2, 3, 4 - Editor 35 Class Play 45 Class President I5 School Correspondent, Whitman Times 45 Editor, I965 Interim5 Audio-Visual aide 45 Social Studies Department Head 45 Chess Club 35 Challenge of Democracy Contest 3, 4 5 prizewinner 35 Nat. Council of Teachers of English State winner 35 Science Fair 25 Variety Show 45 Ref. Mgr. G.S.D. 45 school prayer debate 3 Duke Resnick ARLENE FLEBOTTE I39 Main Street, Hanson Goofus What a noodnick -loose as ashes people who don't keep- promises to be with Art, social worker Pram Dec. Comm.5 Sr. Dance Comm. 45 Sr. Reception Comm. 4 Mr. Rodick DOROTHEA T. FOLEY 290 Harvard Street, Whitman ... Dotty I'II never teIl a certain Guidance Director who doesn't know what she's talking about medical secretary Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, A5 Prom Comm. 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Sr. Class Play Mr. Campbell HERBERT W. FOOTE 79 Belmont Street, Whitman Tod, Herbie Wicked, that's great apathy, girls who play the role space research Class Treasurer I5 Class Presi- dent 3, 45 Citizens' Scholarship Foundation Student Vice President 3, 45 Spellman Essay 3, 45 Bays' State 35 Science Fair I, 3, 45 basketball 2, 3, 45 baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Comm. 35 Interim Staff 45 National Honor Society 3, 4 Mr. Hines CHARLES FORD 27 Crescent Street, Whitman Pimple You're out to lunch! FIash's bike to enjoy myself basketball I5 intra. basketball 3, 45 band I, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Class Play 45 Computer Math 35 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Comm.5 Chess Club 45 Ski Club 45 Golt Club 45 Science Fair I, 35 Chef's Club 4 Mr. Rodick DARYL ESTHER FORD 22 Day Street, Whitman De Try to be goodI injustice Home Ec. teacher band 2, 3, 45 Chorus I, 2, 45 F.T.A. 3, 4 ' Secretary 45 Dramatic Club 4 - Vice President 45 French Club Vice President 45 Dance Comm. I, 25 Prom Comm. 35 Chansonettes I Mr. Campbell STEVEN FORRAND 50 Lantz Avenue, Whitman ... Steve ... You've gotta be kidding loud girls freshman footbaII5 Varsity football 45 tr0ck 2, 3, 45 baseball I5 intramural basket- ball 3, 45 weight training 2, 35 Boston Ballroom 2, 35 Dance Comm. I, 2, 35 Pram Comm. 3 Mr. Ferrisi BETTY ELAINE FULLERTON I9 Willard Avenue, Whitman Betty-Boob Judy, I've got news for you -- I've got the car Dave not phoning when he's supposed to college and success intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 45 J.V. basketball I5 Varsity basketball 2, 3, 45 softball I, 25 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 FBLA 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Honor Guard 35 Spellman Essay 35 Varsity Club Secretary 3, 45 Yearbook Business Editor 45 Science Fair aide 25 Prom Comm. 35 Variety Show 4 Mrs. Lapworth CHRISTINE A. GEORGES 864 Bedford Street, Whitman Chris Hia, Goobeo rude people airline stewardess soft- ball 25 J.V. basketball 35 Varsity basketball 35 Dramatic Club 25 Prom Comm. 35 Dec. Comm. 2, 35 Class Vice Pres. 4 Mrs. Hallisey ANN GIANUNZIO I4I Bedford Street. Whitman Anna I reckon people who walk slow in corridors good secretary.. Panther's Print 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Yearbook 4 ... Miss Pratt LINDA GILBERT 33 Winter Street, Whitman Linda Are you going to school today, Maureen? fair weather friends work with underprivileged children F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Student Council I, 2, 3 - Secretary5 Spanish Club 35 intramural basket- ball 45 library aide 35 Executive board 35 Yearbook sales 45 Pep Club 25 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 4 Mr. Redgate PETER GROVER 249 High Street, Hanson ... Pete ... You don't say, Son of a gun, you know it ... Come on, Ed, want to run it? ... hot 3I2-inch Fords ... be an excellent Ford mechanic GLORIA GULINELLO 503 South Avenue, Whitman Glo ... Ooh-wal ... Carol teacher ... band I, 2, 3, Student Council Treasurer 3, 4, Caf. aide 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, Pan- ther's Print 2, 3, Class Play 4, Prom Comm., Pep Club 2, Yearbook staff 4 ... Mrs. Hallisey GERARD C. HAAS 789 High Street, Hanson Jerry l'lI never tell. l'lI try anything once too many people in the hall have fun and make money cross country 3, J.V. baseball 3 MARIA ANNE HAME LIN 2I5 Temple Street, Whitman Mia Right on the digit ... classes without Sue ... success happiness, career in Art Dramatic Club 3, Pep Club 2, Student Council Alt. 2, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair 3, Spanish Club President 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Class Play usherette 4, Ski Club 4 Mr. Redgate SUSAN HANCOCK 'I49 Maquan Street, Hanson Sue .. Get the'point? classes without Mia ... college Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Alt. I, Chorus I, Dramatics I, Debate Club 3, Yearbook 4, Class Play Business Mgr. 4, Pep Club 2, Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 4 ... Miss Briard RICHARD FRANKLIN HARLOW 67 Stetson Street, Whitman ... Dick Na fooling homework ... accountant Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4 Mr. Redgate ANN HARRIS I35 Bedford Street, Whitman Jokel Joke! I.. exams Cof any kind, ... happiness band I, 2, 3, 4, Dance band I, Chorus 2, intramural basketball 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Variety Show 3 RICHARD ALAN HARRIS 883 Main Street, Hanson Dick ... You just don't know silly girls physical educa- tion teacher football, weight training I, 2, 3, Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 4, track 2, 3, 4, winter track 3, 4, Chefs' Club 4, Spanish 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 41 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Mr. Rodick RICHARD HARRISON 26 Charles Street, Whitman ... Flash Hi, wrench riding with Pimple lead a comfortable happy life Science Fair I, 3, Cof. Aide 3, 4, Jr. Dance, Jr. Prom, Ski Club, Sr. Class Play 4 Mr. Venslauskas DEBORAH M. HATHAWAY 659 Bedford Street, Whitman Debby You're a poop! Woody? Lyn da, Margie, and Nancy business school, Sweden, Italy, Canada, mar- riage Tennis I, Caf. aide 3, 4 Mr. Wood JUDITH ANN HENDERSON 42 Silver Street, Whitman Judy ... No comment ... people who call me 'Judith' ... graduate and become successful in life Dance Comm. I, '2, 4, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 Miss Kelleher JEAN M. HICKEY 257 School Street, Whitman I'm grounded ... certain Junior girls ... hair stylist St. Patrick's I, 2, Prom Comm., basketball I, 2, Jr. Dance, Sr. Class Play, Square Dance Comm., Sr. Reception Comm. 4 Mr. LaFranchise MARGARET JEAN HILL 615 State Street, Hanson ... Peggy Oh, I don't know ... having a hard time getting the lock on my locker to open ... very private secretary and to travel ... F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Intramural basketball 4, Prom Comm. 4, Dance Comm. 4, Golf Club 3 ... Mr. Lee MICHAEL W. HILL 54 Stetson Street, Whitman ... Mike ... Be good ... Lil' underclassmen ... lockers that won't open or close at the top ... college Tennis 2, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Sr. Reception 4, Class Play Ticket Comm. 4 ... Mr. Clark KAREN HOKANSON 65 Robert Avenue, Whitman l Iokie I Don 't worry! Junior English class Aquinas Secretarial School Intra. basketball I, Science Fair I, Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Reception, Varsity softball I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2,4, Ski Club 3,4, Variety Show 4, Pathner's Print 4, Sr. Class Play 4, Cai. aide 4, Varsity Club 4, Pep Club 2, Student Council 3, l:.B.L.A. 3, 4 - Vice President 3 - President 4, yearbook Mrs. W. McCarthy KRISTIN HOKANSON 65 Robert Avenue, Whitman Hokie II Forget it exercises in gym class Aquinas Secretarial School ... Intramural basketball I, Varsity softball I, 2, 4, Stud- ent Council I - Convention Delegate I, Pep Club 2, Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 4 - Committee Chairman 4, Prom Comm., Sr. Reception, Class Day Usherette 3, Golf Club 3, Ski Club 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4 - Chairman 4, Panther's Print 4, Cai. aide 4, yearbook 4, Dra- matic Club 4, Sr. Class Play, Variety Show 4 Miss Adinolfi PATRICIA W. HOLBROOK Washington Street, Whitman ... Pat I was wondering people who are discourteous dental hygienist intramural basketball I, 2, J.V. basketball 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Class Play Program Chairman 4 Mr. Redgate DAVID C. HOLT I229 Main Street, Hanson Dave What is that girI's name? cliques professional forest ranger Student Council I, 2, 3, Prom and Dance Committees 3, 4, Bond I, 2, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Spellman Essay 3, Science Fair 3, 4 Miss Briard JEREMY W. HORTON 45 Liberty Street, Hanson Wolf She's nice going with w.H girls success and a 5' 2 blonde freshman basketball, Student Council Alt., Tennis 2, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Ski Club, Prom Comm., Sr. Dance, Sr. Reception, baseball manager 3, class play 4 Mr. Redgate ' CYNTHIA RAY HOWARD 239 Spring Street, Hanson Cindy Oh, fudge .-. going to bed on Saturday night own a red and white corvette, and be a secretary Student Council I, Boston Ballroom I, Pep Club 2, Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Dec- oration Chairman, Panther's Print 2 - Co-editor 3 - Editor 4, Class Secretary 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Spellman Essay 3, Intramural basketball 3, Tennis 2, Honor Guard 3, Sr. Reception Dec. Comm, yearbook 4, Class Day Usherette 3 ... Mrs. Casey ELAINE RUTH HOWLAND 396 Elm Street, Hanson Oh, brother Chem lab school teacher Student Council I, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, French Club 4, Science Fair 2, 3 - Medal Winner 3 Mrs. Casey CAROL ANNE HUNT 68 Court Street, Whitman The Hunta I've had it with you a certain Marine go to Europe, T.B.G. l.B. Intramural basketball I, 2, Dramatic Club I, 2, Dance Comm. I, Prom Comm., Yearbook business staff Mrs. Hallisey JANICE M. HUNTINGTON 52 Forest Street, Whitman Jannie Marsh, watch out for that carl people who step on my sneakers before gym class ... social worker Science Fair aide 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Dance Comm. 3, 4 Mr. Redgate MARK HUSKA 48 Laurel Street, Whitman Kraut ten-four being caught cutting in lunch line by Mr. Lane accounting football I, J.V. basketball 2, 3, J.V. baseball 2, Ski Club 2, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Variety Show 4, i965 Interim Sports Editor, basketball manager, Class Play 4 Mr. Lane LINDA ELAINE IBBITSON 188 Elm Street, Hanson Ibby ... Ya know what? people who are right when they're right, and when they're wrong, they're still right to marry Dale, and to race at Norwood ... Dramatics I - Treasurer 2 ... Mr. Rodick ROBERT LEE IBBITSON I6I Elm Street, Hanson Ibby ... Are you kidding me? slow-moving girls in the corridors . get a good-paying job and love happily ... baseball I, 2, 3, 4, football 3, 41 weight training 2 ... Mr. Rodick JANICE ELAINE IGNATOWICZ 6I9 South Avenue, Whitman Jan Be serious, will ya? people who think no one else is as good as they are medical secretary and be happy Dance Comm. 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm. 31 Sr. Class PIay1 I965 Interim Foc. 8. Admin. Manager1 Ski Club 41 Pep Club 21 Variety Show 4 LINDA IRVING 125 High Street, Hanson Irv Sounds like a personal problem to me a certain customized '59 Ford to marry Mike and be happy ... Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm. 3, 41 Boston Ballroom 21 Class Play Usher- ette 4 Mr. Redgate LYNDA ANNE JACOBSEN I02 Hancock Street, Whitman Jake Smile people who push and shove in the cor ridors secretarial work, marriage Miss Johnson SHEILA LEE JACOBSON 2I0 Roynor Avenue, Whitman Sheil Come on, I have to get going someone combing their hair in the rear-view mirror while I'm trying to drive to get married Dramatics Club lj Student Council 21 Intramural basketball 3, 41 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm. 31 Sr. Reception 41 Pep Club 21 Sr. Class Play Comm Miss Adinolfi CHARLOTTE FRANCES JOHNSON I77 Pleasant Street, Whit- man Charl You nut! Jerry's fast driving to marry and have a happy, successful life Dance Comm. I, 2, 31 Student Council 21 Cheerleader 21 Pep Club 2. JOYCE JEAN JOSSELYN 47I Liberty Street, Hanson ... Joyce Ask me if I care people who talk in class secretary and get married to a certain boy ... Field Hockey 2, 31 Intra- mural basketball 2, 41 Sr. Reception Comm. 41 Dance Comm. 3, 4 Mr. Lee ELAINE KANELOS 228 Raynor Avenue, Whitman ... Minni .. Oh, Stella, what are we gonna do? ... getting up in the morn- ing be happy and successful and to make my parents proud of me Dramatic Club 21 Pep Club 21 Science Fair 21 Chorus 21 Science Club 21 Science Fair aide 31 Graduation and Re- ception usherette 31 lst Prize - Spellman Essay 31 Jr. Class PIay1 I965 Interim Staff1 Student Director, Sr. Class PIay1 Panther's Print Business Editor1 Student Council Alt. 41 Variety Show 41 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 41 Prom Co.. 3 Mrs. Howe ELAINE F. KAREORES 50 Holmes Terrace, Whitman Stella Well, Minni, we could make up this big thing about ... waiting for Minni attain a college education and be success ful and happy Ponther's Print I, 2, 3, 4 - Business Editor 41 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 41 Dramatic Club 21 Student Coun- cil 2, 3 - Executive Board 31 Jr. Class Play 31 Science Fair 31 Sr. Reception Usherette 31 Spellman Essay 31 Prom Comm. 31 I965 Interim1 Sr. Class Play 41 Variety Show 4 Mrs. Morris JEANNE ANN KENDALL I3I Franklin Street, Whitman Jeannie You're kidding! ... meetings that are not an- nounced in advance to have a good life Chorus I, 21 Bowling Club 2, 3, 41 Library aide 3 Mrs. Howe RICHARD L. KENEALY S Rye Hill Street, Whitman Booga W. You're gullible electrical engineer ... basketball I1 Science Fair 2 Mr. Hines MARY KENNEALLY 824 South Avenue, Whitman You better believe it! crazy drivers ... to be a successful hairdresser, housewife, and mother maiorettes 3, 4 Mr. Redgate KATHERINE MARY KENSTA 23 Stetson Street, Whitman . phonies and boys with short hair ... research biologist Spanish Club 3, 41 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 41 Panther's Print 2, 31 Prom Comm. 31 Computer Math 3 ... Mr. Campbell KATHLEEN MARY KERAS I03 Brigham Street, Whitman ... Kath I did not! boys who walk too fast in the car- ridors college Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 41 Science Fair 21 Computer Math 31 Prom1 Pep Club 21 F.T.A. 41 Yearbook Mrs. Morris ARTHUR KIDD 45 Kendrick Street, Whitman Really moody people ... goto U. of Maine ...freshman footbalI1 foot- ball 3, 41 Varsity baseball 2, 3, 41 Dance Comm. I, 21 Prom Comm. 3, 41 Student Council 2, 31 Intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 41 Science Fair Aide I, 21 Varsity Club 41 weight training I, 2 ... Mr. F. Smith CHARLES RUSSELL KING Charles Street, Hanson Charlie Oh no, not again nervous people automotives Mr. Rodick DONNA LEE K'SEPKA 66 Perry Avenue, Whitman ... Charlie ... That was a blast and a half ... a certain jealous Italian ... to marry Johnny and to have happiness Bowling Club 21 F.B.L.A. 31 Pep Club 21 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm. 3 ... Mr. Smith JOSEPH KUZBORSKI 136 Harvard Street, Whitman Joe I don't know about you Meier and Anderson to graduate in '65 intramural basketball I, 2, 31 track 2 Miss Adinolfi MARION L. LANDERS 9I6 Broadway Street, South Hanover Moe Oh, for crying out loud a certain 40 Ford coupe to be independent intramural basketball I, 2, 31 tennis I1 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm. 31 Student Council 3, 4 - President 41 Yearbook 41 Ski Club 41 Class Executive Board 41 Class Play Refreshment Comm. Chairman 4 ... Mr. LaFranchise RICHARD J. LANDIS 1178 Main Street, Hanson Dick Comon, Iet's go people who think they're it ... to live my life ... Mr. Rodick JOHN LAWSON 422 Old County Road, Hanson .. school to go to an automotive school Mr. Randall JOAN CLAIRE LAVIGNE I72 Main Street, Hanson LaVig Wait until Dennis hears about this the crazy actions ofthe old gang Sayce, Ewell, Ravesi, Barling, and Wallace sec- retary Chorus I1 Cheerleader I, 4 - Co-Capt. 41 tennis I, 21 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 41 intramural basketball I, 21 F.B.I..A. 31 Class officer 21 Student Council 3, 41 Jr. Prom 31 Ski Club 41 Sr. Reception1 Class Play 41 Variety Show 41 Yearbook 4 Mr. Daniel Redgate MICHAEL LEMON 74 Alden Street, Whitman Lem Save the flip-tops, George WHRHS to ioin the revolutionists against Castro and Communist Cuba Dance Comm.1 Audio- Visual 3, 41 Freshman footbaII1 Detention I, 2, 3, 4 Mr. Lane CAROL ANN LIMA 262 South Street, Hanson Carol What are you kids doing this weekend? people that are nice to your face and talk about you behind your back secretary or IBM operator and make my parents proud of me intramural bas- ketball 2, 3, 41 F.B.L.A. 3, 41 Miss Whitman-Hanson Mr. Redgate PETER LINDBERG 19 Brown Avenue, Whitman ... Pete ... Cool as a witch the rat race to the lunch line goto school or out West Mr. Lane JOHN LONERGAN 36 Whidden Avenue, Whitman wil Great girls with pierced ears intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 41 Freshman footbaII1 track 21 Student Council 21 weight training I, 2 ... Mr. Randall DAVID LONG 903 W. Washington Street, Hanson Dave Sounds like something Forrand would do girls be a success cross country I1 football 2, 3, 41 track I, 2, 31 Chef Club 2, 31 Exercise Club 2, 31 Intramural Basketball 3, 41 Winter track RUSSELL LOVE LL 594 Bedford Street, Whitman Russ Hey, wasn't Mrs. Casey a riot today? talkative audiences music director ... FTA 2, 3, 41 Band 3, 41 weight training li Chorus I, 2, 3, 41 Organist I, 2, 3, 41 SEMSBA 3, 41 Prom Comm. 31 Chorus Accompanist 41 Dramatic Club 41 Boys' Chorus I, 3 ... Mrs. Casey ANN ELIZABETH LOVETT 141 Liberty Street, Hanson Kathy ... Did you do the law? air force pay to be happy FBLA 3, 41 Pep Club 21 Dramatic Club 11 intra- mural basketball 1, 2 Mr. Lee ROBERT EDWARD LUDDY 164 High Street, Whitman Gush Relax ... people who loiter in the corridors be a suc- cessful businessman Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 41 PFOI11 COFTIFTI- 3, 41 Audio-Visual 2, 3, 41 Mrs. Hallisey DANIEL LYNCH 115 Waltham Street, Hanson ... Dan Get onto yourself, will you? girls get out of school Mr. Randall MARTHA L. MADAN 566 Brook Street, Hanson What's the matter, David? ... quiet evenings at home get married West Bridgewater High 1, 2, 31 Dance Comm. 1, 21 basket- ball 31 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Mr. Rodick EMERY MADDOCKS 81 Star Street. Whitman Em ... stub- born teachers who won't listen to a good argument ... lawyer Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Mrs. Casey and Mr. Rodick PAUL MALONEY 138 South Avenue, Whitman Keep it in your sneaker ... sophisticated girls to be a successful bachelor ...football 41 spring and winter track 1, 2, 41 Chorus 2, 31 Audio-Visual 1 ... Mr. Smith SANDRA LOUISE MALONEY 651 State Street, Hanson Sandy Those are the breaks people who talk be- hind my back ... secretary and eventually marry and have a family intramural basketball 21 Prom Comm. Ai softball 3, 41 Field Hockey 3, 4 - Co-Captain 41 Varsity Club 41 Dance Comm. 3 Mrs. Hallisey JACQUELINE FRANCES MARKOWSKI 337 Commercial Street, Whitman ... Jackie l'm so darned confused Mr. Rodick's Government class ... get married Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 41 F.B.L.A. 31 Varsity softball 3, 41 intramural basketball 2, 3, 41 Sr. Class Play Program ... Mr. Redgate MARIA DELORES MARTELL 90 Loring Avenue, Whitman Delores ... Ainee-cute hypocrites Iphoniesi ... be an army nurse ... Chorus 21 FNA 21 Dance Comm.1 Green Thumbs 11 Art Appreciation 1 Miss Pratt CHERYL MARIE MATTSON 11 Union Park Street, Hanson ... Cherry ... Oh well football players classes with- out Cynthia happiness and to make my parents proud of me Hanover High 11 Maiorette11 Latin Club 11 Class Treasurer 11 Pep Club 21 Spanish Club 41 Student Council 4 - Executive Board 41 FTA 41 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm. 3, 41 Class Play - props and usherette 41 Ski Club 41 Art Appreciation 31 Yearbook 4 Mr. Campbell JOANN MCARTHUR 250 Warren Avenue, Whitman ... Jo When I go West ... people who run down the West ... Home Ec. Major, West Valley High1 Pepperettes 11 Latin Club I1 Ocosta High 2, 31 Pep Club 2, 31 FHA 2, 31 Science Club Vice President 21 Glee Club 21 Prom Comm. 31 FTA 41 Spanish Club Treasurer 41 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 ... Mrs. Aleman KATHLEEN MCENROE 238 Old South Avenue, Whitman Drysdale, wait for me ... red lights and stop signs on a hiII ... college, airline stewardess Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Band 2, 3, 41 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 - Co-Captain 41 Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 41 Dramatic Club 1, 21 basketball 21 intra- murals 1, f'1 Science Fair Aide ... Mr. Redgate LADONNA M. McGLONE 285 High Street, Whitman ... Dawn ... Hey, you guys ... cIiques!Ill ... successful nurse or social worker ... Chorus 2, 41 Spanish Club 3, 41 FNA 41 Prom Comm. 31 Garden Club 21 Science Fair 21 Sr. Dance Comm. 1 III JUDITH LOUISE MCGRATH 495 Plymouth Street, Whitman ... Judy For Pete's sake people who make me blush mathema- tician Dramatic Club 11 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 41 Pep Club 21 intramural basketball 21 Computer Math 31 Student Council Alt. 31 Prom Comm. 3, 4 Refreshment Comm. Chairman 31 Science Fair 31 Yearbook 4 ... Mr. Rodick MARGARET A. MCKENZIE 90 Pleasant Street, Whitman The Slave But it hurts! ... working with Donna do work with the least effort - T.B.G.l.B. Intramural basketball 1, 2, 41 Dance 1, 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm. 31 Yearbook 41 Sr. Reception 41 Dramatic Club 1, 21 Pep Club 2 Mrs. Hallisey KATHLEEN ELAINE McLAUGHLIN 585 Indian Head Street, Hanson Kathy What did you do in English, Ann? people who say, What-what-what secretary FBLA 41 Pep Club 2 ,N Mr. Lee DIANE BARBARA MCPATE 6 Arthur Street, Whitman McFink I think Miss Pratt is mad at me Freshmen who think they're nice to be a phys. ed. teacher J.V. basketball 11 Varsity basketball 2, 3, 41 Varsity softball 1, 2, 3, 41 Student Council Alt. 3, 41 Vice President Varsity Club 3, 41 Field Hockey Mgr. 41 Science Fair aide 21 intramural basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Prom Comm. 3 Miss Irwin THOMAS MCWILLIAMS 49 Dyer Avenue, Whitman ... Arnie ... Aren't you ready yet, Rick? driving hot cars, Chef Fresh- man footballg freshman basketballg intramurals 2, 3, 41 track 3, 41 Varsity football 4 Mr. Ferrisi FRANCIS ARTHUR MEDEIROS 154 Milford Street, Monponsett Frank What I mean white clothes and desert boots become 21 faster Mr. Lane ROBERT CHARLES MEIER 527 Pine Street, Whitman Robbie Do it my way, see ... people who drive on the wrong side of the road law enforcement... Science Fair 1, 2, 3 - Freshman cup-medal winner1 Science Club 2, 3 Mr. Hines THOMAS J. MILEY 14 Cottage Street, Whitman Tom Are you sure? a certain Senior girl who gets mad when I lose my way go to college Tennis 1, 21 track 3, 41 Jr. Dec. Comm.1 Sr. Dance Comm.1 Jr. Prom Comm.1 Science Fair 11 Varsity Club1 Sr. Reception Mr. Redgate MAUREEN LOUISE MONTAGANO 214 Winter Street, Whitman Moe Has anyone seen Linda? unpredictable people and certain underclassmen ... happiness Dance and Pram Comm. 2. 31 Library aide 41 FBLA1 intramural basketball 4 Mrs. Lapworth JANET L. MORGAN 66 Forest Street, Whitman Morgy Let's have a party standing up on the school bus every day ... be successful F.B.L.A. 41 intramural basketball 41 Dance Committee 4 Mr. Resnick ELIZABETH ANNE NORTON 25 Pinehaven Drive, Whitman Bette 'Honk the horn Mary's car be a medical secretary Head Maiorette ... Dance Committee1 Quincy High 11 Pep Club 11 Maiorette 2, 3 - Co-head 41 Usherette 2, 31 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 41 Exchange Concert1 F.B.L.A. 3 Mr. Redgate RALPH NUTE 312 Pleasant Street, Hanson Butch Keep it in your sneaker ... C.V. and people who call me 'Curlylocks' to get out ... Freshman baskefbullg track 2, 3 Mr. Redgate ROBERT SCOTT NUTTER 705 Main Street, Hanson ... Neuter ... I have to go home and do some homework ... English classes Veterinarian,... football 1, 2, 41 Exercise Club 11 Class President 21 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 41 Science Fair 21 Jr. Prom 3, stud.-nf Council An. 31 Honor cmd 3, spanish Club 3, 41 Ski Club 4 Mr. Ferrisi E. RICHARD O'CONNELL Main Street, Hanson ... Olney Oh, I don't think so ... graduate ... Dance Comm. 2, 3, 41 Prom 3 ... Mr. Campbell I I CHARLENE OERTEL 808 West Washington Street, Hanson What homework? ... Kathy's driving ... be happy ... FNA 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4 - Secretary 45 Dramatic Club 45 Dance Committees Mr. Redgate KATHLEEN O'KEEFE 25 Lakeside Road, Hanson ... Kathy You're kidding Goldwaterites live in Europe for a year Hanover High I, 2, 35 Field Hockey I, 25 Dramatic Club 35 Newspaper Editor 35 Jr. Reception Comm. 35 news- paper 45 Sr. Reception 4 Mrs. Aleman MARK S. OSTRANDER II4O East Washington Street, Hanson Do unto others what you feel like doing because they'll do it to you anyway more than 5 hours of homework every night Cross Country I, 25 Winter track I, 25 spring track 25 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Manchester Memorial High I, 2, 3 MICHAEL PAPANICOLAS 990 Bedford Street, Whitman ... Mike Oh, come now girls that block the corridor when l'm trying to get to lunch ... pharmacist ... Audio- Visual 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, 35 Caf. aide 45 Sr. Class Play5 Dance Cleanup Comm. 4 F.D.R. JOHN H. PARSONS 54 Park Avenue, Whitman Big John Ohhhh faculty's dictatorship and my brother's cutting in lunch line Physical Education Teacher Varsity football 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 SEMSBA 25 Prom W Dec. Comm.5 Chorus 45 Sr. Reception5 Chefs' Club I Mr. Redgate I CYNTHIA PARTRIDGE 80 Benson Street, Whitman Cynth Boy, you better believe it ... snobby people classes without Cheryl go to college, be a teacher be happy I intramural basketball I, 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 - Co-Capt. 45 Student Council 4 - Executive Board 45 FTA 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Prom Comm. 3, 45 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play usherette5 Yearbook 45 French Club 4 Mr. Campbell RICHARD PERKINS 77 Glenwood Place, Hanson Perky What are you . soft as a grape? people who think they're great become a pilot J.V. baseball I5 Audio- Visual 2, 3, 45 intramural basketball 2, 3, 4 Mrs. W Hallisey NORMAN PETERSON George Street, Whitman You'd be surprised conformists engineer Science Fair I, 3, 45 Chess 35 winter track 35 Jr. Science Bi Humanities Symposium 35 Brid. Reg. Science 35 State Science Fair 35 Computer Math 3 Mr. Cromwell JOHN PERRY I62 South Street, Hanson Little John Pina, you and your crowd are gonna get it Pina, where are you? underclassmen congesting the corridors succeed Sacred Heart basketball I, 25 Boosters Club5 Los Angeles High Jazz Club 35 Intramural sports5 W-H band 42 Prom Comm. 3, 45 Basketball 45 track 4 Mr. Wood I EUGENE PINA 355 Pleasant Street, Hanson Gene ... Big deal J.V. basketball 2, 3, 45 track 3 45 intra- mural basketball 3, 4 , CAROL ELAINE PITKANEN 344 Washington Street, Whitman Kay What do you think about that, my friend? Gloria Art Major Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Art 35 Student Council I, 2, 3, 45 FTA 2, 35 Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Court 35 Prom Comm. 35 Caf. aide I, 2,5 Class Play 45 SEMSBA 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Boston Ballroom I, 2 Mrs. Hallisey WILLIAM E. PITTSLEY 73 Jenkins Avenue, Whitman Billy You're a pal, you are ... girls who are teasers ... Coast Guard Academy ... J.V. baseball 25 Tennis 3, 45 Student Council 25 Intramural basketball 45 Science 3 ... Mr. Redgate I WAYNE A. PLACE Glenwood Place, Hanson Wineo ... Knock it off dumb females ... CPA ... Cross Country 3, 4 ... Mr. Redgate I I I DEBORAH POOLE 58 Harvard Street, Whitman Deb You're kidding, of course ... homework ... teacher, author Ski Club 2, 35 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 2, 3, 45 Art Club 2, 35 Prom Comm. 35 Dramatic Club - Pub- licity Chairman 45 Debate Club 45 FTA 45 Spanish Club 3, 4 Mrs. Morris JANICE M. POWER I08 Stetson Street, Whitman ... Jan ... Guess what I didn't study for? a certain Senior boy that is always getting lost iournalist ... Student Council I, 45 FNA 25 Dramatic Club I5 Dance Comm. 2, 35 Prom Comm. 3, 45 Yearbook 4 Mr. Campbell ROBERT J. POWERS 57 Dewey Avenue, Whitman ... Bobby ... I'II call you tonight teachers who are never wrong ... have lots of friends, esp. D.M. Mr. Ferrisi MARY LOUISE PRATT I5 Kendrick Street, Whitman Mg,-Y. Lou You don't want your dessert, do you? ... hard- headed, close-minded, egotistical, uncompromising Republicans make an amaeba Chorus I5 Special Chorus I5 SEMSBA I5 intramural basketball 2, 35 Science Club 2, 3, 4 - Secretary 35 Dance Comm. 2, 35 Pep Club 25 Computer Math 35 Class Play 45 Boston Ballroom I5 Yearbook 4 Mr. Campbell JUDITH LEE PRESCOTT 263 Sportsman's Trail, Whitman ... Judy ... Forget it ... people who act childishly teacher Ski Club 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 Dramatics Club 25 Sr. Class Play 45 Prom Comm.5 FNA 2, 3, 45 Art Club 35 Science Fair 2, 4 Mr. Delorey MARTHA CHILTON PYE 28 Spring Street, Hanson ... Marthy Ooops teachers who set bad examples be a good teacher Chorus I, 45 Bowling Club 2, 35 FTA 3, 45 Drama Club 45 French Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Dance Comm. 2, 35 Prom Comm. 3 Mrs. Morris CAROLYN F. QUEENAN 652 State Street, Hanson Red lsn't that cute? people who laugh at nothing ... private secretary intramural basketball 2, 45 FBLA 3, 45 Sr. Class Play Programs5 Decoration Comm. 3, 45 Pep Club ... Mrs. Hallisey RALPH C. QUIMBY 70 Whidden Avenue, Whitman ... Chet ... Oh, gee J.C.'s Pontiac go in Navy, then my own busi- ness Intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Dance Comm. I, 2 Miss Smith RONALD B. QUIMBY 70 Whidden Avenue, Whitman That is nippy, real nippy J.W.'s bragging basketball I5 J.V. basketball 25 Winter track 3, 45 Spring track I, 2, 3, 4 Mr. F. Smith LOUISE E. RANDLETT 38 Beal Avenue, Whitman Rand ... What excuse did you give? being away from Jimmy ... marry Jimmy and be happy Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 45 Library aide 45 Audio-Visual aide 4 ... Mr. Chaskes JOANNE R. RAVESI 331 Pleasant Street, Hanson Jo Are you kidding me? ... nosey and conceited people ... be happy Student Council 2, 3, 45 intramural basketball 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3 - Vice President 45 Dance Comm. 2, 3, 45 Prom Comm. 3, 45 Student Council Dance 3, 45 Ski Club 45 Sr. Class Play 45 1965 Interim Underclass Section Manager5 Miss Touch- down 35 Variety Show 4 ... Mr. Campbell WAYNE RIDLEY 68 Star Street, Whitman Wiggy Yeah- what, what, what? ... Fords and women drivers ... Navy ... Dance Comm. 3 Mr. Rodick JAMES D. ROBBINS 667 Plymouth Street, Whitman ... Jimmy Hmmm ... people who borrow cigarettes ... Navy, carpenter draftsman ... Bowling 3 Mr. Redgate CAROL ANN ROBERTS 835 Whitman Street, Hanson ... Carol Hey, Linda, have you got o letter yet? ... Air Force, IBM school, be happy ... Drama Club I, 2 - Chairman 21 Class Tfeos urer 35 Honor Guard 35 Prom Comm. 35 Dance Comm.25 FBLA .45 Yearbook 4 ... Mr. Redgate 112 JUDITH ROGERS 25 Cottage Street, Whitman Judy Guess what? Dennis and I had another fight last night' Charlotte Davis using my locker ... happiness Art I, Decoration Comm. 3, 4 Mr. Lee MARILYNN JEAN ROMANO 28 Rock Street, Whitman Merry ... Yipes, stripes, Beechnut gum English homework secretary Refreshment Comm. I, Dance Comm., Intramural basketball I, 2, Science I Mr. Redgate MARTHA LOUISE ROWELL 102 Park Avenue, Whitman Marty ... Funniest thing conceited people biochemist or teacher ... Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, FTA 2, 3, 4, Science 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, Jr. Dance Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Yearbook staff, Queen's Court, Sr. Prom Miss Briard DONALD G. RUMRILL 87 Stetson Street, Whitman ... Rummy' Aw, you poor kid, I feel for you Mr. Lane's an- nouncements ... radio and TV broadcasting ... basketball I, cross country 4, intramural basketball 2, 3 Mr. Fox PAUL FRANCIS RUNEY 36 Ocean Avenue, Monponsett ... Happy-Hedda Shazam, jealousy is the best policy rude people and people who come in onthe end of conver sations ... mortuary science Christmas Play Comm. I, Drama Club I, Cat. aide 3, Panther's Print 4, Dance Comm I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Sr. Reception 4 Mrs. Howe GEORGE M. RUST I282 Whitman Street, Hanson Butch I reckon getting up for school so early in the morn- ing see the world Freshman football Jr. Prom Dec. Comm., weight training Mr. Randall GEORGE RUXTON 984 Monponsett Street, Hanson Rux Hey, Jerry first period gym weight training I, baseball I ... Mr. Randall BETTY SATTERFIELD 505 Pleasant Street, Hanson ... Tina' Hey, Jessie fat girls wearing short dresses ... l'm not eating today, I'm going on a diet famous hair stylist ... Mr. Resnick JANET L. SAYCE 42 Reed Street, Hanson ... Jan ... Has Terry called? Art Kidd make a certain someone happy basketball I, 2, 3, 4, J.V. basketball I, varsity basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Sr. Class Play 4, Prom Comm. 3, Tennis 2, Yearbook 4 Mrs. Hallisey WILLIAM SEVERSE 26 Short Street, Monponsett Bill Don't get excited ... a certain teacher in I76 ... be- come rich ... Mr. Randall DANIEL PATRICK MICHAEL SHEA 835 Whitman Street, Hanson ... Irish ... Wait a minute ... o certain Whitman girl... Marines ... Cross Country I, 2, track I, 2, Boston Ballroom I, 2, Chess Club President 4 ... Mr. Rodick NANCY SHEEHY 180 Sportsman's Trail, Whitman Nano But I don't think so, DeeDee, darn it all. people who gossip ... be happy and successful in my career Pep Club 2, Volley Ball 2, Student Council 3, 4, Dance Comm. I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Newspaper 4, FBLA 3 - Secretary 4, Drama Club 4, Sr. Class Play 4, Award Night Usherette 3, Ski Club 4, Yearbook 4, Student Coun cil Dance Comm. 3, 4, Variety Show 4 ... Mrs. Hallisey WILLIS EDWARD SHETLER SI7 South Avenue, Whitman ... Willy ... You'II get over it ... tease anyone and every- one to make them laugh ... Chief Petty Officer in Navy ... Decorations Comm. 4 ... Mrs. Hallisey LUCILLE SIMONIS I92 Franklin Street, Whitman Lucy I couIdn't care less ... people who talk about other people behind their backs ... secretary ... Art Club I, FBLA 3, Prom Comm. 3 ... Mrs. Lapworth Q JANET B. SMITH 67 Pleasant Street, Whitman Smitty I'Il be back in alittle minute girls who act innocent but aren't, E.B.S., and this school T.B.H.W.A.D. IF.A.l Prom Comm. 3, 4, Dance Comm. 4, 1965 Interim Promotion Stott Mr. Rodick JEANNE PAMELA SMITH 27 Court Street, Whitman I know I forgot something insincere people goto college and make something of myself Pep Club 2, F.T.A. 2, Art Club 2, Science Club 3, 4, Prom Decoration Comm. 3, Graduation Usherette 3, Tennis 3, Dance Decoration Comm. 3, 4, French Club 4 Mr. Campbell LINDA M. SMITH 807 Auburn Street, Whitman Paula What can I tell ya? Happiness Drama Club 2, Chorus 2, Photography Club 2, Pep Club 2, Science Fair 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Ski Club 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Year- book 4, Science Fair aide 3, Senior Reception 4, Variety Show 4, Boston Ballroom 2 Mr. Campbell PAMELA JANE SMITH Lakeside Road, Hanson Pam What, really? Contraternity classes with Mary and poor Mrs. Mary Riley success and happiness Student Council I, FBLA 3, Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4 - Co-Captain 4, Tennis 4, Yearbook 4, Prom Comm. 3, Madison, Maine, Ex- change Concert 3 Mr. Redgate SHAWN SMITH I4 Robert Avenue, Whitman Smitty Are you serious? women drivers make money Science Fair I, 2, 3, Science Club 2, weight training 2, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Golf Club 3 Mr. Redgate THOMAS B. SMITH 384 Indian Head Street, Hanson Smitty Nice one a six-cylinder Falcon Conservation Ot- ficer Boston Ballroom 2, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Scholarship Drive 2, 3, Ski Club 4, Senior Reception 4 Mr. Redgate BETH SOULE 91 Glen Street, Whitman Bea Ooh, he makes me so mad Mr. Rodick, that boy from Bridgewater marry a certain G.l. Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Dance Comm. 3, Intramural basketball 3, Sr. Dance Comm., Prom Comm. 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Mr. Redgate DIANE M. SPINNEY 408 State Street, Hanson ... Spin ... Oh, you know what --- never mind getting in trouble with Chris and Woody McKinnon go to England and T.B.G.I.B. Varsity Tennis I, 2, J.V. basketball 2, Varsity basketball 3, intramural basketball, Prom Comm. 3, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Senior Recep- tion Mr. Resnick and Mr. Redgate RODERICK GRANT RUSSELL STONE Plymouth Street, Bryantville Rod Don't worry about it. We'll beat you Yankees yet' loud girls and cheats go back to Australia and lie in the sun Spanish Club 2, 3, Archery Club 3, Computer Math 3 Mrs. Morris MARY SULLIVAN I2 School Street, Hanson Sully Why Pamela Jane and Francis Smith a little burgundy Mustang and seven little brothers happiness Dance Comm. I, 2, Decoration Comm. 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Intramural basketball 2, 4, Refreshment Comm. I Mr. Redgate ALLEN SWEINIMER 52 Winter Street, Whitman ... TangIe ... Bill has got his casuals on Erickson's singing get even with Mr. Campbell Freshman basketball, J.V. basketball 2, 3, Intramural IDGSIKGTIDOII 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Gradua- tion Guard, Cross Country 3, Spring track 3, 4, Golf Club 3, 4, Varsity basketball 4, Old Abington Historical Society, Varsity Club 4, Student Government Representative 4, Honor Society 4 Mr. Rodick GERALD ELLSWORTH SWIFT 35I High Street, Whitman ... Swifty ... Oh, yeah? 2 ofa kind, bad drivers and wo- men drivers make the most of my abilities Science Club I, 2, Audio-Visual I, 2 ... Arthur Mosher PATRICIA ANN THAYER SI7 State Street, Hanson Pat You can't win them aII Mr. Chaskes see the world at peace Chorus I, Drama Club I, 2, 4, library aide 35 Yearbook 4 FBLA 4, Jr. Dance Comm. 3, Pep Club 2 ... Mr. Smith RAY THOMAS 25 Beulah Street, Whitman ... Definitely ... silly girls Phys. Ed. teacher Freshman football, Varsity football 2, 3, 4, baseball 2, 3, 4, intramural 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm., Golf Club, Dance Comm. 3, basketball 4 Mr. Ferrisi ROBERT E. THOMPSON 278 Beulah Street, Whitman ... Harvey Hi there, I saw E.M.A.K. today slow moving girls in the corridors happiness Varsity track 2, 3, Exercise Club I, 2, Cross Country 3, Graduation Usher 3, Kathy Keras 3, 4 Mr. LaFranchise RICHARD WILLIAM TINGBLAD l69 Alden Street, Whitman ... Dick That figures people who think they are per- fect business teacher F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Panther's Print, Prom Comm., Sr. Class Play, Senior Dance Comm. 4 Mrs. Hallisey WAYNE TOLMAN 387 West Washington Street, Hanson Tobe ... Be serious ... iniuries and homework ... U.S. Marines ... football I, 2, 3, 4, baseball I, 2, 3, Science Fair I, 3, weight training 2, 3, Chefs' Club 2, 3, Royal Nine, Dance Comm. 2, 3, Science Fair medal winner 3, Prom Decoration Comm. 3, Varsity baotball Co-Captc-in 4 Mr. Hines PATRICIA TOWNE Cross Street, Hanson Pat Ya don't know, do yo - but it kinda makes ya wonder,don't it? bas- ketball referee to see Ireland Braintree High I, 2, 3, J.V. basketball 2, Varsity basketball 3, Glee Club 2 Mr. Rodick JANINE TROY I8 Vaughn Avenue, Whitman Rusty Hey, Sam, listen to me haie fun and leave WHRHS behind Re- freshment Comm. I, Dance Comm. I Mr. Redgate DOROTHY TRUBIANO 280 Sportsman's Trail, Whitman De De Nancy, I know what we can da Barry's temper and people who start rumors make enough money to get to Europe Pep Club 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4-Treasurer 4, Newspaper 4 Mrs. Hallisey PAUL VALLANCOURT 267 Franklin Street, Whitman Ya, nice ROBERT WHITCHER 217 Main Street, Hanson ... Witch Are you for real? ... Spellman girls ...further education ... Freshman football, weight training I, 2, Varsity football 2, 3, 4, Spring track 2, 3, 4, Chefs' Club 2, 3, 4, Winter track 3 Mr. Teahan CARL F. WHITE I37 Warren Avenue, Whitman It only hurts for a little while, sometimes ... people who are friendly only when they need you ... weight training 2, Audio-Visual aide 4 Mr. Rodick CAROLYN WHITE 31 Chestnut Street, Whitman Lynne BIast and a half people who won't grow upl T.M.R. Mr. LaFranchise WENDY F. WHITE I28 Alden Street, Whitman ... Mouse ' Good Heavens disrespectful people ...teacher Drama Club I, Intramural basketball 3, Chorus I, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Computer Math 3, Science Fair 2, 3, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Yearbook staff 4, Science Club 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3 Mr- Redgate KENNETH E. WHITING II00 Washington Street, Whitman ... Kenny I don't know girls that stand in the way while I'm passing to classes further my education Science Fair I, 2, 3, Art Club I, Dance Comm. I, 2, 33 Prom Comm. 3, football manager 4, track 4 ... Mr. Rodick JAMES BARRY WIBBEN 16,9 Plymouth Street, Whitman ... Barry Is that so? Oh, baby, it's cold outside. GERALD M. WILLIAMS 66 Dewey Avenue, Whitman Jer Hey, Bi II swinging doors to graduate ... Cafeteria aide I, 2, 3, Dance Committee 4 Mr. Teahan ROBERT WILLIAMS 218 Liberty Street, Hanson ... Red ... Guess what homework be o mechanic Miss Smith DAVID G. WILSON 50 Pleasant Street, Hanson Willie What o riot math teachers who don't explain homework telephone technician Science Club 2, 3 Mr. Cromwell MADE LINE LOUISE WINTER Bedford Street, Whitman Maddy How much you wanna bet? two-faced people, a certain boy from East Bridgewater become a registered nurse ... iob Mrs. Crosman ... helicopter pilot Mr. Mark Lydon Sacred Heart High I. 2, 32 PYOIT1 COr1'lm. 3, 4, Sadality I, 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, Class Play Usherette 4, F.N.A. 4, Library aide RANDOLPH vAi.LANcouRT as omg. sim., whaiman 4 Mf- Redgofe Randy You're a winner ... snobs to graduate Mr. Rodick ADELAIDE M. WIRTH 572 Brook Street, Hanson ... Addy PAULA JEAN VESS 539 County Road, Hanson ... Jon ... Peanuts Marines Glee Club, Science Club Mrs. Aleman SANDRA EDITH WALLACE 338 Temple Street, Whitman ... Sandy Oh, goody gumdrops people who are never on time Phys. Ed. teacher Class Secretary I, Varsity softball I, 3, Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, J.V. basketball 2, Field Hockey Mgr. 4, Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Decoration Comm. 3, Span- ish Club 3, 4 - Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Campbell RUTH V. WARE I02 Harvard Street, Whitman ... Ruthie ... Let's cruise the drag tonight short bays marry into money live luxuriously J.V. basketball I, Intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2 Miss Pratt ELLEN JOAN WASSE LL 528 Elm Street, Hanson ... Joan ... being late ... to travel Student Council I, Chorus I, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Golf Club 3, Science Fair 3, Ski Club 4, Dance Comm. I, 2, 3 Mr. Lydon 111, That's for the birds people who talk clerisively of others behind their backs business manager ... St. Augustine's S.B. I, 2, Choir I, 2, Play Manager 3, Latin Club I, 2 ...Mr.Redgate JANET YAKAVONIS 53 Temple Street, Whitman ... Jan That's life people who talk and never listen to achieve the better things in life ... Green Thumbs, Art Appreciation 3, Jr. Prom Decoration Comm. 3, Prom Refreshment Comm. 3, F.N.A 4 Miss Adinolfi BARBARA YOUNG 564 Main Street, Hanson Barbie ... I don't know boys that look like girls be a good artist and a loving housewife ... F.B.L.A. 3 Mr. Redgate JOHN YOUNG 180 Winter Street, Whitman ... Y.l.R. ... Oh, that's poor little finks with glasses ... make it to U. of Mass ... Ski Club 2, intramural basketball 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Science Fair 3, 4, Golf Club 4 ... Mr. Hines EDWARD A. ZIPETO Raynor Avenue, Whitman ... Zip Topo much ... people who don't like the Irish ... to grow very, very, very old ... Band, Chorus, SaE.M.S.B.A., Student Council ... Father Godfrey another prize winning shot 'WLS Dodge - Murphy Photographers Route I8, Whitman DUVAL'S PHARMACY J. Howard Duval, Reg. Pharm. Washington Sf. 8. South Ave, Whitman, Mass Phone: GI 7-4911 - GI 7-5294 Your Friendly Drug Store HANSON LAUNDROMAT 536 MAIN STREET lOpp. l.. Z. Thomas School? Washing Family Style Careful Service Open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily Except Closed Wednesday BABAIANS WHITMAN Compliments of HORACE C. ATWOOD Monponsett Street Hanson, Mass, Compliments of HOVEY'S DRUG STORE est. 1890 S. G. Hovey 583 Washington Street - Whitman 447-7051 MlllETT FARMS Compliments of established 1855 CAFE H4511 homemade ice cream Hanson deliveries 447-2731 D o r r a c e Compliments of MclAUGHlIN PHARMACY H. A. Mc Laughlin, Reg, Pharm, 412 South Avenue 447-2771 Hair Styling-Colorist Dorrace C. Godbout 10 Legion Parkway Whitman, Mass. WHITMAN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Catherine M. Burns Winifred A. Burns All Kinds Of Insurance 572 Washington Street, Whitman, Mass. Tel. Gibson 7-4761 Compliments of JOHN FOS 'SR UMBER CO. 999 mm in' EET HANSON, M SACHUSETTS Tel. Cypress 3-6333 JOUBERT'S Your Store for Famous Brands SHOES and CLOTHING WHITMAN MASS GI 7-2301 CYPRESS MOTOR SALES Healthy Usecl Cars CY 3-9974 Route 27 Hanson, Mass, THE HAMILTONS CAL and ALICE 546 Washington Street Telephone GI 7-3281 WHITMAN, MASSACHUSETTS KYANIZE Paints AMEDEO A. GIBERTI COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 677 Washington St., Whitman, Mass. T' TELEPHONE GI bson 7-3881 Moss Ross SHOPPE 'ix iii Antiques 81 Uniques ff Route 58 1 Hanson, Mass. .f - 5 Tel. 447-2457 gl i Louise C. Buckley Louise F, Braley Emergency Service Tel. Glbson 7-9071 WHITMAN SUNOCO SERVICE Pick-up and Delivery Service 333 South Avenue Whitman, Mass. HIllY'S FRAPPE SHOPPE Home Made Pies, Muffins 81 Sandwiches Route 58 Hanson Paul 8. Phyllis Cretenion Compliments of FAMILY STORE 911 Main Street Hanson, Mass. THE EMERALD CLEANSERS 5-HOUR SERVICE Telephone GI 7-4771 CONLON'S SERVICE STATION CLAYTON GARDEN FARM JENNY GAS and OIL T. . .. 535 PLYMOUTH STREET ure Recapplng and Repamng GOODYEAR TIRES WHITMAN I8 Temple Street Whitman GI 7-4572 WESTERN AUTO STORE W O N G ' S 597 Washington St. Whitman, Mass. Phone GI 7-233I Whitman, Massachusetts Sporting Goods and Auto Ports J. J. SHEPHERD 81 SIINS, INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Est. I825 Over o Century of Dignified Service Funeral Homes at WHITMAN PEMBROKE KINGSTON , McCARTHY BROS. B E s T vv I s HES ICE CREAM FOR Au. OCCASIONS JOE DURAN I ' I I I REALTOR - INSURER Telephone GI 7-420I 205 Commercial Sfreef Whifmcn WHITMAN ALICE BEAUTY SALON WALLPAPER 8: PAINT C0 599 Woshington St. Whitman GI 7-4469 23 S h A Wh' out Venue' Itmon TOurOine Points 81 Vornishes Point Equipment Rentols ScOtt's Lown Products SOUTH SHORE SEAFOOD I83 South Avenue EAST WHITMAN Wm PACKAGE STORE I mon John Tonello GI 7-3900 Compliments ol GENERAL REFRIGERATION Phone JU 3-7030 FULGINITI FLORIST 8: COMPANY GIFT SHOP , Q , I For Distinction in Flowers Arr-Conditioning Telegraph Service 848 Temple Street Whitman, Mass Best of luck To the Groduoles Best Wishes R' h d G ' C l PLEASANT sT. VARIETY 'C O' mmge' Albert Pavoas lproprietorl Hanson, Mass. 23 SOUTH Ave. Whitman, Mass. D. B. GURNEY CG. Manufacturer of Taclqs ana' Nails WHITMAN, MASS. Established 1825 L EARLE'S CLEANERS 1084 Main Street, Hanson Tel. CY 3-7531 Free Pick Up and Delivery DON'S BARBER SHOP 2 Barbers Saturday WaIkey's Corner l-lanson, Mass. Hours Tues. Thru Sat. Ours is a Union Shop Whitman Town Market Known for Quality Meats, Fish, Fruits, Vegetable, and Groceries 574 Washington Street Whitman Gl 7-2541 A. C. FREEMAN, INC. Charles R. Conant, Jr., Prop. Hardware, Paints, Garden and Electrical Supplies, Sporting Goods Free Delivery 15 South Avenue - GI 7-2090 Compliments of F. CAVICCHI 8. CO. EST. 1890 Whitman, Mass, Compliments of SAFTLER'S WOOLENS YARD GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT LOWEST PRICES Junction Routes 14 and 18 Whitman, Mass. THE WHITMAN HOUSE RESTAURANT Whitman Center GI 7-4561 HANSON GULF Liberty and High Streets Hanson, Mass. Frank M. DeMont, Prop. CY 3-9954 General Repairs AlVIN R. REID INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1080 Main Street, Hanson Tel. Cypress 3-6366 - 3-6441 CLARK'S MARKET Choice Meats-Fresh Fruit 8- Vegetables Visit Our Snack Bar 1071 Main Street, Hanson Ct Tel, CY 3-6301 RAYMOND K. LITCH FIELD INSURANCE 42 TEMPLE STREET WHITMAN GI 7-2031 GI 7-3849 DONALD L. FORD Real Estate - Insurance 168 Spring Street Route 58 Hanson, Massachusetts THE CIAIA HUT Italian, and Seafood Dishes 278 Main Street Hanson, Mass, 293-2801 .IIM'S EIYING A SERVICE STATION Washington Street Whitman, Mass, 447-9055 OT ,C A-isqr IEAL1' l I CAPEWAY MOTORS INC. Your Chrysler, Plymouth, Valienf, Imperial Dealer a n d Plymouth Counfy's Only Checker Aufo Dealer 539 BEDFORD STREET WHITMAN, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone GI 7-4414 Where You Buy With Confidence' HOWIAND, NASH 8. COLE, INC. I965 GRADUATES MAY HAPPINESS and SUCCESS BE YOURS HARVEY W. COLE INSURANC E HOWLAND, NASH and COLE, INC. Whifman J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Your Store of Values Tel. 447-4002 Whitman, Mass Conzplivzerzti of Coburn Vauli CORP. BROWN'S NEWS AGENCY Newsdeolers and Stationers Whitman, Massachusetts 11 South Avenue WHITMAN, MASS. Telephone Gibson 7-3411 LEITCH REAl ESTATE and INSURANCE GOULDING SPRING BEVERAGES REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 17 Conhell Avenue Whitman, Moss. Randolph, Mass. Whitman' Mossodwseffs 262 Bedford sf. too sO.MQ1n sf. 447-4004 963-7595 U. F. ANDERSDN MARKETS, INC. Main Office 401 South Avenue Whitman, Mass. Super Markets Serving Brockton, Rockland, Stoughton GO BRIDGESTONE BY ROCK POND Route 58 - 239 Libenty Street Honson, Moss, CY 3-6644 Compliments of EDWARWS MARKET 25 South Avenue Whitman, Moss. l I I 6 moms L. mcnnn WHITMAN Moron l COMPANY Hardware and Cool Ronge and Fuel Oil 454 South Avenue Bomed Gas Whitmon Telephone GI 7-4496 GI 724448 Whitman, MOSS. f 515155 1920 QUALITY FOP LESS E OS!! IIIBIITUIZE D., INC. 360 South Avenue, Whitman In Regal Shopping Center South- Shore's Largest Colonial Shop Telephone GI 7-4471 E , - Ai.GER's CARROLL CUT RATE Holfiglgos MQBIL SERWCE Washington Street 311 South Ave. Whitman Whitman, Mass. Telephone GI 7-9053 Congratulations to the C,,,SS,,,1965 FINLAY'S SHOE CENTER HANSQN HARDWARE Chffdfefwhoes COMPANY for Particular Parents 1012 Main Street Hanson, Mass. WHITMAN WI NNIFRED'S HAT SHOP Washington Street Whitman, Mass. WHITMAN SADDLERY RIDING EQUIPMENT 356 Auburn Street Route 14 Compliments of UNITED SIIANK AND FINDINGS DDMPANY Myrtle Avenue Tel, GI 7-4458 ROSE WILLIAMS Compliments of DRESS SHOP GUS'S BARBERSHOP 370 South Ave. South Avenue East Whitman Whitman Vaughan 8. Benson TV BURBINE Sales 8. Service Plumbing And Heating I I ZENITH Sewall Vaughan-Ward Benson IOI South Avenue Phone Gilsson 7-2781 Whitman' MOSS' 20 Church St. Whitman, Mass. 13 l Success to the Closs of I965 CARLYLE BOWLADROME 345 South Avenue Whitman Ten Modern Lanes Adult and Children League - I ? ,V , I -. Y ' ' .-., , nf' , . 'N ,.,,. , f lf , .. W MM.. . ,fs .. -' VF- , M2 7 u eff he Lwgqgu .. ' -an A ,., -M 1 VFX, Y V'-ff: '0 f!1lnI ' 57 '4 . -.' . . - p I lm' Immun 4 , ,. f' M ' - Of. .4 . V . 4 '.. ull ug - 4 A 1 si' A A R L y 1 Q -A,,.....,.-,',,,,, fx 0 M l :l 1 amqgma, HN,-15 ww QM, ,' 'ifi-,lr L-fYAl7NmlMg'B1,.ia CAREY'S MOTOR TRANSPORTATION, INC. 305 Temple Street Whitman, Mass. GI 7-4444 Compliments of HANSON DRUG CO. PEMBROKE DRUG CO. CENTER PHARMACY Congratulations Class of I 9 6 5 EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 74 Webster St. All types of Laundering, Shirts and Dry Cleaning HATCH PLUMBING and HEATING, INC. Contracting and Jobbing Fixtures and Supplies Walter M. Hatch Mass. Master PIumber's License No. 5759 525 Washington St. Whitman, Moss. Telephone Klbson 7-573I G 8. M's SUBMARINE SANDWICH If you have tried the REST, Now try the BEST .Cyuur Congratulations to the Class of I965 WHITMAN THEATRE E P. EITZGIBBONS 8. SON 68 Temple Street ver 60 years in Whitman GI 7 3535 GI 7-4535 Compliments of WHITMAN TOOl und DIE CO. 72 Raynor Avenue Whitman, Mass, 447-4931 WHITMAN JOHN l. HOOKER 8. SON LAUNDROMAT Insurance Agency 20 Whitman Avenue GI 7-4551 REAL ESTATE Complete shirt, laundry and dry cleaning service. I3 South Avenue, Whitman 447-204I WRIGHT'S OIL AND BOTTLED GAS SERVICE Heating Systems and Appliances 755 Plymouth Street Telephone GI 7-3641 Whitman Massachusetts LONGO FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions Phone CY 3-6302 Pleasant Street HANSON, MASS. Weddings A Speciaity ,P XE S17 x I - . XX mt-Leu on I4 cnsvnom c LAUGHLIN CHEVROLET, INC CHEVROLET Sales and Service Expert Body and Fender Work Used Cors with o Guorontee Thot Counts Also Used Trucks Telephone GI 7-44OI 9I South Avenue WHITMAN Compliments of REGAL FACTORY SHOE STORE 356 South Avenue Whitman GI 7-2322 Compliments of RIDDER FARMS OAK STREET WHITMAN, MASS. Compliments of RICHARD RANDALL 654 Weshington Street SALLY DRESS SHOP INC. 575 Washington Street Whitmon, Moss. Tel. GI 7-3901 Hanson, MOSS. Compliments of COmpIImel'1I'S of HANSON ,URM mm, EAST wulmm PACKAGE sronf 424 South Avenue and cnAN1's on SERVICE Whlfmcn' Moss- Best Wishes to the Class of l965 FRANK'S NEWS STAND IO7 South Avenue, Whitman Open S am.--IO p.m. Compliments of PlYMOUTH-HOME NATIONAL BANK 584 Washington Street Whitman, Mass, Best Wishes To The Class of I965 WHITMAN BIllIARD CENTER Lawrence K. Mishou, Prop. 20 South Ave, Whitman X ic'EM6i!E2i'f4 PEACEFUL MEADUWS FARM Golden Milk thot Sofisfies 94 Bedford St., Whitmon Telephone GI 7-2381 HANSON MOTOR SAlES Pontiac St Tempest ' , ' Corner Washington and Liberty Streets U ??rtmg11iSf0fe wflkwff' pq'-f 'J to Hanson, Mass, , TQ Y ' Soles 5 Service 556 BEDFORD STREET AI Goodwin Bud Goodwin WHITMAN, MASSACHUSETTS 447-5041 THOMAS E. LYNCH We move the earth Bulldozing THE WHITMAN TIMES Excavating Trenching Your hometown weekly newspa er P Land Clearing 185 Franklin Street Whitman 447-4111 THIS YEAR 135,000,000 AMERICANS WILL EAT OR DRINK AN OCEAN SPRAY PRODUCT 0cean Spray Telephone M S Cranberries, Inc 293-6311 H CCNGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1965 IIM GY Success Be Yours lITTlEFIElD-WYMAN NURSERIES Ab' f M h MAI'IONEY'S PACKAGE STORE Whitman, Mass, 682 Bedford Street Telephone 447-4121 MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK Insured Savings Open-end Mortgages 570 Washington Street Whitman Center 447-4488 TRAINER'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of 470 Tem ple Street 447-4841 Whitman Massachusetts WHITMAN FOUNDRY, INC. Whitman, Mass, Grey lron, Brass and Aluminum Castings, High Grade Castings are our specialty Telephone 447-4417 CARR0ll CUT-RATE Shepard Norman, Dealer 589 Washington Street Whitman 8 24 Commercial Street Weymouth 146 North Street Hingham Pr0dUCerS Of 1508 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Fine Printing Since 1891 WHITMAN SADDIERY Letter Press Offset 8. SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 51 Glen Street Telephone 447-3941 356 Auburn Street Whitman Massachusetts 447 - 2570 Whitman Massachusetts Compliments of WHITMAN SAVINGS BANK BERNARD J. KIRBY Compliments of surance of all kinds 5 Room JEFF'S 58 Mutual Federal Building 572 Washington Street Hanson Whitman 447-551 l Compliments of T0ll l'l0USE 362 Bedford Street 447-551 l Whitman Massachusetts LLOYD'S GARAGE, INC. FOWLER'S EXPRESS 500 South Avenue 539 S h A GUI Venue Dodge - Dodge Dart Dodge Lancer Compact Whitman, Mass, Dodge Trucks Telephone 447-2441 WIIITMOD Mqss. HOMELAND SUPPLY CHARLES 1. COHOLAN 560 South Avenue, Whitman Real Estate - Insurance Suppliers forthe Homeowner Morlgoges 7 APPIGISGIS Cemmlc I-'Ie' I'mOIeUm' Pom' 200 Pleasant Street Whitman Telephone 447-3888 WHITMAN FUEL 8. ENGINEERING, INC. Formerly - Whitman Grain 8 Coal Co. - Since I885 Complete Heating 81 Air Conditioning Sales - Installations - Service Bonaire - RYBOLT - Stewart Warner - WINKLER - Carrier - YORK Show Room: 384 South Avenue, Whitman Gulf Solar Heat - Coal - Coke YOUR Carefree comfort is OUR business 24 Hour Emergency Service - 447-4474 N l Q C .r I ,s . I 1q'l'v 'vp' ll:--nw. K I L - in Q r 1 o U'ff i. , , N, . I C u r V0 'Q .u.Q, fl' Q, . o ' 1 'br Q ' ' . f fi J' 41' . s A 'G' '1 TY PM .'I-Q '. A-I 'F :A -6 .. I . H NA' 1 ' 3, - 'fy H. ' ' Jw . 1 'N ,N .R IMI. . Q' 'af . DC , g 5 D Ai I V. I efqw ,Cx , 5 , 0 Q ' 2: . ' 'a 1 . V 'r Q.. I fl an- L. N-T5 . X . .th Q '- 'I'P'?- ' .d,..,, 1 PM M76 - Q C A'4i ' ' 1.1 1' w. 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