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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

's Q I' s I 'KEPT.IN-'HI'SIQRlCAL'B90N1' 1 l V n .ut 5 V. ll- :Q 4 ' V ' . - v ' . .,' ' V A 'I' 44 1.5 , 1. 9. . Q' 'L -'S ' , . . A s U -' fa J' J a Qfc. N Oh .I i 'n UV :A lx' -. v ,..'i1iW7P . 37631 X wx.-., 'f' ' Q - 5 v V 'J J 1 l,i'I.. ' 'r al. I ' s ' .g. 1 K , . .-F 'Fil 4 x grab- IL'-B Tl ,Ast f- N. 0,0 ,bbw ,v ,5'. .Wx-Jw! fr A ,W ' lu' 1 f' ' Q -ua . VE4' AQ 2 v ,, -'.' 0. ,s ' . J' J .Y 'Ir 0'-'S KEPT IN HISTORICAL ROOM K For Reference Not to be taken from this library gl, eMe , -qK-- , 5,3 rp .1 .4 Cf' 1: -A .f. Q 'f-A 1.1 :Y U 1 ' -n,.Q WHITMAN PUBLEB UBRARY 100 'ilebsiser Sirfeet Whitman, MA 02382 FCDREWORD The INTERIM, l966 yearbook of Whitman-Hanson Regional High School, shows not only the calendar events of the school year, i965-l966, but also the daily life ot the students. From a study of the student and his activities, an accurate history ot the unique year should emerge. The reader should be able to look at this history in the future as a living record of the past. Above all, the theme of the high school years as the time between youth and respon- sible adulthood should universalize this history's general interest. -9 rv DEDICATIO lg. Q pm up MR. G. For his untiring service to the school, the editors gratefully dedicate the INTERIM to Mr. Douglas Godfrey. It was Mr. G. who originally had the idea to present the successful Broadway musical, Brigadoon. It was his drive for perfection and boundless energy which served as an example for everyone involved in the production. He has always encouraged his students to participate in S.E.M.S.B.A., District, All-Store, and New England. At football games Mr. G. has served faithfully his two-fold position as avid rooter and band leader. The whole school appreciated the half-time shows of the band and maiorettes: largely a result of Mr. G.'s painstaking work. Unselfish devotion to his school has won him the admiration and loyalty of the entire student body and faculty. 3 gt C wx I ad' 9 x 4 , '- Y I' 4 ' I 'Off- 4 96. 'K ' A NJ fl Ns.. 5 P , I N 't X N, 'J 4 gig' If 53 'M1' Q -.f .. ,-of Y N l ffffn x S ng, 44 J ,211 I f3'.' LV 1 N vi eil qi -v FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION SECTICD Among the adults who influence youththe most are their teachers. From teacher instruction in the classroom, the student gains academic knowledge. Working with teachers in activities of classes and clubs, he gains experience in organizing and in working with other people. The student learns how much work and worry goes into any success by watching his teachers planning dances and supervising 'Brigadoonf At sporting events he finds the team's most enthusiastic supporters to be the faculty. After the hard work there is the Student-Faculty Basket- ball Game, in which students and faculty di'scard antagonisms simply to have a good time together. Whether he goes on to industry, college, the armed service or business, the student makes use of the skills and knowledge he has gained in this fruitful student-teacher relationship. N I ADMINISTRATIDN and GUIDANCE I I -J 1 ! . I, J , a . . S rf L. V. 4 IX 5- f- 'F Y' X Q I bl'- v--... ' 5 -uY'N J 4 '. 'O I lib I ! . '. 4 Mrs. R. Foley, Nurse . . . Mr. D. Oulton, Librarian . . . Mrs. P. Fay, Hearing Inspector What KIND of illness? I want this Iibrary quiet. Mrs. Foley hasn't had her ears tested yet! Mrs. G. Hammond, Secretary . . . It everyone would cooper ate with me . . Q if 1 'cf sql I, r ' ',..tg7'YY1g-QQML -V ' f fi' ' , I K I , I MVS- E- Feldmflfh GUiClGr1Ce -- Mrs. K. Mclnnes, Guidance Director . . . You've been accepted! 'Ill Well, welll A negative I.Q... 1 8 I I I I I I Mrs. C. Fisher, Guidance Secretary . . . How many copies of this do I have to moIce'?? 1 X. S, I . 4 , X- I it 1-'R 0 I N5 1 ' 5. F 4011 jk CY, I ,., , Mr. E. B. Smith, Principal I don't Mr. L. Lane, Vice-Principal . . . Someone has lost their . . . I don't know just what want to spoil your fun, but. .. you call it, but . . . J ,Q fund. Mr. Gerald Reilly, Guidance . .. So East Overshoe turned you down? Mrs. T. Tyni, Cafeteria Head . . i Be Mr. G. Tibbetts, Head Custodian . .. sure and order the hot dogs. Clean it up! y r- A ENGLISH DEPT. I Miss J. Graham, English . . . Shut that Miss H. Kelleher, English Mrs. C. Morris, English . . . l'm locker, or I shall give you one hour of Copy that over! SURE you've read that! detention! - Miss D. MacDonnell, English . . . My Seniors didn't tell me. . . 7?-Ti 42 Mr. D. Redgate, English Dept. Head . . . Hanky panky? Miss N. Briard, English .. . Touche! A Miss E. Leahy, English . . . I have a homeroom! xiii? V N- i if- . i, . 1 'xi ,L , . - .- i ,E ,gr ' x vw. E4 . I Z, . ' , K . Q F5571 L. --, , ., .. ,.3...- mf? YK W M .jg-J D 'S Miss J. Williams, Speech . .. Shell out! l1's penny day! Mrs. G. Casey, English . . . And THIS is the 'cream of the crop??' 540 'Q ' 'O' 7, 'fYf, A Al' ,:4 5 . J. 1 . - Q-, 1 K . ' A I 'I , 1 'l', . .,,f. ff 5 - 2 5 4 7 . fs. 5 Mrs. B. Argeminis' English Mr. A. l.aFranchise, English . .. Clear ncfmonl fellospr your desks! Usual quiz procedure! .71 , l MATH and SCIENCE DEPTS. - 1.1. .---we-v-mp. x FO eq? Mr. G. Hines, Science . . . Okay, Mrs. J. Millett, Math Dept. Head . . . Mr. R. Cromwell, Science .. . Mickey Mouse! Obviously the square root of Hlrregardless . . . 5X7 + 3X5+ 2677X4- X3 is . . . S 3. .. Mr. G. Ferris, Math .. . Vettes Mrs. E. Hallett, Biology . . . Now, I Mrs. M. Crosman, Moth . . . Let's don't go, Teddy. want to get this ONE thing right. see this one on the board. 12 4 4' ' ' P 1? ' '-'-ff:-+ 3 -' mf 'ill 4 ' .9 F' f r l yard 9-9 C' i I 1 E i i I I 4 Q, . - Q.: ,A 2 ' if I if . , Ab 0 fi .ff 9 V 1 1 Q 4 A, Xi 9 A - K ' . 3, ' 3 ' ,f ,ei-'f 1 -R---RAT 'sc . L ,.-Q-- W A ..l?' ' ' ..f Mr. S. Albrecht, Miss N. Irwin, Science Mr. C. Venslauskas, Mrs. M. Lind, Math . . . Science . . . I . . . A freshman home- Math . . . HJUST for Let's see the proof to was too small room next year'?? kicks. that problem.. . for football. l 'rw' -444 mf Mr. Q. Rondolll Miss M. Baroni, Science . .. Miss P. Holmes, Math Mr. F. Smith, Science . . . Math . . . Ido not! lt's BARONI, not Macaroni! . . . Fudge it! Okay, now, wefre gonna sing 'bye-bye bus-e-el' I3 , qi' I' 'V I .fi 1 xi, SOCIAL STUDIES - LANGUAGE DEPT. Mrs. T. Hobby, SociaI Studies . . . You'II never get to see the back door of a college! 'RM -'sw I ' 'L r 1 Mr. T. Fox, Social Studies .. . Have I got you confused? I have? Good! Mr. F. Rodick, SociaI Studies . . . Robin, to the batpoIes. Mrs. M. Aleman, Spanish . . . Caramba , , .a, 3.4, -fix, iv' Mr. L. Delorey, French . . . Coniugate avoir, six persons, eight tenses, two moods in seven and a halt seconds. I-I fn I I f t 1 T' 3-J l-I Mrs. R. Howe, Latin . . . lt'S Mr. R. Resnick, Social Studie- . . . Mr. G. D'Allessio, French .. . none of my business, but . . . We, by the grace of God . . . Do me a favor! S- Mr. T. Kelley, French Yo-Yo! Fink! Pinhead! Cretinl fcensoredln i - 50' Mr. W. Spratt, Social Studies Dept. Head . . . Mr. C. W. Meiggs, Social Studies . Duuuuuuh. Um. Ah. What was I saying?????? 'Who stole my little black book?? BUSINESS DEPT. Miss J. Falcione, Business .. . I'lI see you in room 174 of 2 30 r i Q .J S f M. 1 ' ,I .Q 7' ,sv G ,itz 32 Tb if 2 ,V lm 212 .iw Li. 12: '- 1 if g , ' 'WJ -ff' 'psy 4 fziegrv i 4 ' 4413: Miss T. Smith, Business s . l Mrs. G. Lapworth, Business Dept. Head . .. ll' want if QUIET in herew l'd die if ci visitor walked in right now! 16' Mr. J. Lee, Business . . Mrs. W. McCarthy, Business Wouldn'1 Mrs. M. Horfshorn, Business l 1'ol you 5.521 'lm' 1- A ,, .v I- ,,,,- at . , rf. ' Thi , ff 7. YOU like to sell two boxes of cond ? Where Y . ' 1:1477 gui ', x f,:,vr7..sz' I wg 1 . Q ' ff .gfgfqgvy ,.Qf.,?2: ag? 'J 5, ya.: M , I ,,,.i- fi. ,na Q, fi Yr .. ,Q . ,U 5 M. A ,ls LW-: ff!!-lvl' 'ff' Ts.-5 X z rgjvtl. 1 M... ,. will , ,A 3 .1 ,,'., 'SVP Q93 1, 4-K --er xLA.',' , ,f f . J 'Zo MM Q'k. !'- 'cf' 'af . is your pencil 'pil ,A Mrs. D. Kostas, Business . .. Well, the class before you .. 17 N tr is-1. L. 1.-1 M F ARTS and PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPTS. f W , gf, f 5 '45 . A.- 'iv Mr. R. Wood, Industrial Arts Dept. Mr. D. Godfrey, Music DireCf0r . - - Mr. R. Teahan, Phys. Ed. Dept. Head I'IeGd . . . H. . . SO I iust told them Now, Judy, take the bOI'Id GCFOSS I-Immmmml so period fhree can only do to charge it to the school. the field, and then we'II form a. . 6805, more pusl-pups! 1. 4 ' ' Mr. W. Clark, Mechanical Drawing . . . No Donald! There aren't any more tennis balls! 18 Mrs. H. McCarthy, Home Economics You're second year students. i I D .L K Mr. A. Stripinis, Art . . . Oh, I wouldn't give up. On second thought . . . . Mrs. L. McAfee, Art. . . Miss M. Pratt, Phys. Ed. . . . Do up that tie!! Five girls tainted in my period J class. Mrs. G. Leach, Home Economics . . . Mr. H. Straffin, Industrial Arts . . Mr, R, Larson, Phys, Ed. . , . N0! You GirIs! Girls! Keep it down! Get your own compass! don't do pull-ups with your feet on the floor! ff s ew 9 ? 3 N Y I , 1 MY lx 1 1 I N Y n A w ,4 . W ll W P w x l r I I T 1 W ww A W w 1 1 U : 'r H I s N v V i 1 20 TLIDE T LIFE No matter how strenuous their schedule, students find time to contribute to, and in turn gain from, the varied aspects of student life. Rallies, enlivened by the antics of Senior girls, aroused the spirit and enthusiasm ofthe team and student body. Overwhelming pride in our great football team resulted in the Championship Dance, a night of recognition and merriment. Under the direction of Mr.. Godfrey, the school achieved its most ambitious undertaking to date -- the production of the Broadway musical, Brigadoon. The large corps of students who worked for its success were justified in taking pride and personal satisfaction in this outstanding presentation. Perhaps the best and most mem- orable of our high school experiences are these moments of productive fun. 21 The presentation of Lerner and Loewe's musical, Brigadoon, represented many hours of work and effort by the students and teachers of our high school. A school-wide ettort, the produc- tion employed sword dancers, dramatic actors, comedians, and prop movers, as well as vocal- ists. But admittedly the most memorable portions of the show were the songs of Sharon Murphy and Robert Anderson. The musi- cal, a three-night performance, has set a new level ot musical achievement within the school. Perhaps the best Y MX Now right here we have . . . Oh, hi, Mr. Dodge! Mr. Godfrey's moment of glory. 22 ...wwf un- W ---m..A-,,,,.....5a-1-lf . Y , v at U 4 -g 2-s. 23 yy' p--5, Do you 'rlwink plastic surgery will help? K l Nl? Sl1e'll need lots of make-up. f 23 Bill Panos or . . . Archie Becton? and most memorable K if ?', Qlii 5 v x 1114 qw D ,gd F . F 1 I SE E 1 Th h s hcrmonizes. A , , . . , hy Sq uore. Q ! ' Msg e unsu C fry dance Tommy and Fiona in McC0nnachy Sq uore. The Sword Dance Meg sings, Love of my Life. fix , b ll Burbine on the rocks. The funeral procession. Tommy Albright and Jane Ashton ot o New York City bor 25 of our hi h school experiences tis .-L-N 1'-We-f-f le. Xl ...Q . i HE Pandemonium is on the verge of breaking loose at the pre-Thanksgiving Day rally. During the four years the class of '66 has attended W.l'l.R.l l.S. there have been many exciting and hope-filled rallies. Yet the most promising and satisfying of all was the one preceed- ing the 1965 Thanksgiving Day football game against Abington. The hopes of everyone were at an all time high. Al- though the Old Colony League Champ- ionship was already secure, the football team was striving for the more important Eastern Conference Championship. Maiorettes, cheerleaders and band were out in full force lending their support to the cheering student body. Under the direction of Miss Leahy and Mr. Godfrey all three groups did an excellent iob of inspiring the crowd. The coaches, co- captains and Mr. Teahan made speeches which recognized various outstanding players. John Benson was awarded the title of Quarterback of the Year, by radio station WOKW. The acknowledge- ments were met with the unanimous ap- proval ofthe crowd. Whitman-Hanson's Go-Go Girls run through their paces in the gym. 26' A,-4 w 'A ,n l U O . 0.5 r. v Sue McKay holds everyone's attention PD ff! 1 ' N if 'Ps '1 I Tiimh im! wckftimii mfvcv AXWii7l'f' imri mi'1i'if'T.r' nv iiifft. ,fmiicmii Wiimr- ifiimf rili in itrmiicnfi Tocnri ami hfffifi - t- A nmifi mm wmi remit fiwi AH if: hfivf' SPT ii1C ifviraiif' .1 i iillli MY' liinijiiii' ' i ' pl' ' kff if iiuyix iild i'!fiL Wi fi. Q 1' X 2 if! .N-Qgtigifi iPf iii 1 1 ' i x- Q whiii A + f I L .r if . 'Wie . fs:-2 ' Mr. Ferris views o mere sampling of Mr. Thompson's poetit: genius. . s 6' ,,,,...--f--' Head manager Richard Boker announces the i965 Champion Panthers. W i The crowd anticipates another Panther victory. 27 are these moments Victory Party Last November members of the Senior Class asked local merchants to honor the championship Panthers. The students solicited both money and food from businessmen, who were eager to express their pride in the team. About five-hundred teen- agers took advantage of the open house held at the Whitman Town Hall and danced to the music of the Velairs. After the team's co-captains, Dennis O'Brien and John Benson, had congratulated the boys on their fine work, each player received a piece of a fancy football cake donated by the Sugar Scoop. Through everyone's generosity, the team and its supporters enioyed an evening of fun -- the perfect end to a winning season. Crowd enjoys DiMarzo s cake at the Panthers victory clance 5 f fi 1341 X Y? 5 :L Port ofthe capacity crowd attending the victory donce Where's my piece? en ioys free food. Students gather at intermission. 29 of productive fun. This year the varsity baslcetboll team outplayed the highly favored faculty. The score, however, see-sawed from side to side as the boys met stiff competition on the court. Mr. Teahan is to be com- mended on his performance as an impartial ref- eree with only on occasional, but very discrete block against a student. The action was rough from the very beginning as the teachers entered the game with confidence and swinging elbows. They fought long and hard and stooped to every dirty trick their twisted little minds could dream up. ln the end, however, ability and training triumphed over cigaretts and deception and the boys won by a score of 62 to 57. HT!! . Finger-tip control! The Battle ofthe Bulge 'Veg XV. 'Xxx S, ,.-f? , i 4- ,f M' J -. -if f .QW g Bruce braves the Charge ofthe HEAVY Brigade! A well-placed foot stymies Mr. Albrecht's attempt to retrieve the loose ball. I Q -St! . nl l ,..'4qm' -Q., it ' ,. 1 ' A V , o , , . . ..-ni? Q- - - ' ' It went through the ceiling! 'x C ti N :SQ s , 1 'air .ff ? ' W .lvl .yy w I Ev' X ,,- 1 wr., ghhm 5. . , - A A iq. b Qlwiiiiil-v '51 H K is Arg? K 7 Y-'s IE ai ei. .. 'xxx b 'fl' I. 1 Ma 511' V Vp '11, , A Q .Stay-L -I' . 'Ss i X W ACTIVITIE The time spent in the classroom is only a part ot the student's life within the school. After-school hours are often spent at one or more meetings ofthe various clubs. The PANTHERS' PRINT provides un- limited opportunities for students interested in iournalism to express themselves in writing. Student Council, an active voice in our school' affairs, allows future citizens to gain valuable experience. The Bowl- ing Club, and for the hardier students, the Ski Club, are organizations with the express purpose ot fun and enjoyment. Wherever his interests lie, the student finds abundant opportunities to gain practical experien to express his ideas, to explore his talents, and to enrich his mind, through participation in school activities. 33 S C gg...- Wherever his interest lies, Copy Staff M. Greene, C. Jefferson, J. Sayce, head typist, D. Lima, typist, S. lngram, K. Kelley, E. Horowitz, ed. ,W ,rro M , is ' 'ms ,nor Editors G. Thomas, sr. section ed., J. Yaney, activities ecl., J. Benson, boy's sports ed., A. Key business manager, E. Horowitz, copy ed., P. Brine, managing ed., J. Snow, ed., K. Hill, faculty ed. 34 Yearbook Staff Each section of the staff worked hard this year to produce a different and better yearbook. First the activities and sports staffs selected pictures which best dis- played school events, both athletic and extra-curricular. Then layout attempted to arrange these photos in some type of order, while the copy staff wrote and re- wrote explanatory articles which later kept the typists busy. Meanwhile, the business staff was soliciting enough ads to sponsor the yearbook. Thus, due to everyone's ef- fords, INTERIM went to press. Business Staff T 2.1 . -..wr ' il M. Ricketson, G. Smith, D. Wirzburger, E. Burke, P. Whiting D. Waterfall. sf ci '1-1527 Q6 . 1 Qi? A Q iv! P E L. Calhoon, A. Winsor, W. Blauss, M. Pierce, E. VanCor, M. Rock. Layout Staff Faculty. Activities, and Underclass Staff L. Holbrook, K. Plummer, K. Hill, faculty ed., L. Pote, J. Yaney, activities ed., C. Holmes, C. Clifford, P. Tirrell, K. Travers, M. Cavicchi, underclass ed. the student finds Honor Society Entrance into National Honor Society, a recognized symbol of scholarship, lead- ' ership, character and service, is a goal of every student. With newly increased size, Whitman-Hanson chapter is becoming a more active and important segment of student life. Honor Society lst row: J. Snow, M. Greene, treas., A. Key, V. pres., P. Brine, pres., K. Davidson, sec Mrs. Lind, adv., L. Holbrook. 2nd row: L. Pote, B. Crosman, J. Daigle, S. Ingram, E. Horowitz, K. Kelley, C. Jefferson, D. Lima. 3rd row: G. Gardner, P. Whiting, D. Water- fall, D. Wirzburger, J. Yaney, D. O'Brien, W. Baker. Student Council lst row: J. DiMarzo, pres., K. Kelley, treas., R. Daley, sec., D. Bonaparte, v. pres. 2nd row: D. Treptow C. Burbine, C. Smith, P. Lincoln, S. Harding, A. Daggett, J. Daley, J. Harding. 3rd row: R. Hannigan, L. Wong, P. Smith, J. Berry, F. Troy, D. MacDonald, L. Whalen, C. Torrey, B. Paulding, D. DiLillo, D. OlConnell. 4th row: M. Lindberg, J. Yaney, J. Sharlcey, R. Cashman, R. Ledwell, Mr. F. Smith, adv. Student Council Providing the student body with organized representation, the Student Council is an indispensible part ofthe school. As student government organization, it constantly strives to increase its ad- visory power. ln addition to numerous services for the whole school, the Student Council sponsors a weekly Penny Day collection to help support two orphan children. 1 37 FTA. Under the guidance of Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Millett, the Eu- ture Teachers of America has grown to a membership ot titty The interesting programs, in- cluding some speeches by fel- low members, encourage good monthly attendance. Among this year's activities were the annual Spaghetti Supper spon- sored iointly with the F.N.C., an alumni party tor students home from college during the Christmas vacation, and the furnishing of printed ribbons to Whitman-Hanson alumni now locally employed, as publicity for National Education Week. F.B.L.A. lst row: L. Gardner, S. Hamilton, S. Meinhold, C. Marzano, A. McCarthy, D. Picavet. 2nd row: C. Williams, C. Fontes, J. Nawakunski, M. Walsh, G. Lima, A. Kovaluk, D. Sherman. 3rd row: R. Ely, K. Villano, A. Feirick, C. Baresel, E. Hole, R. Daley, M Finlay, J. Griswold, P. Jenkins. 4th row: M. Flebotte, G. Henderson, J. Elias, E. Elias, M. True, D. Webb, D. Quilty, D. Frisbie, P. Lincoln. Sth row: C. Davis, rec. sec., L. King, v. pres., S. Dodge, treas., D. Lima, pres., Mrs. McCarthy, adv. FTA. lst row: L. Burke, v. pres., C. White, sec., L. Morgan, treas., G. Lelito, pres. 2nd row: M. McClellan, C. Brouillard, A. Winsor, M. Evans, K. Plasse. 3rd row: S. Rudkin, B. Lane, E. Conroy, N. Cox, P. Grover. 4th row: Mrs. Millett, adv., B. Lelito, J. Perry, N. Smith, D. Ferris. 5th row: K. Travers, P. Tirrell, J. Robar, N. Turner, L. Cook. 6th row: R. Duarte, V. Karling, G. Rouleau, J. Daley, C. Martell. 7th row: Mrs. Howe, adv., J. Morse, B. Brown, M. Wheeler. 8th row: J. Holmes, L. Holbrook, M. Burbine, R. O'Connell, G. Thomas, J. Yaney, D. Wirzburger, W. Blauss. F.B.L.A. The members ofthe Future Business Leaders of America and their advisors, Mrs. W. McCarthy and Mrs. Kostas, haves had an extremely successful year, includ- ing a cake sale, afield trip to Boston, and an annual spring outing. F.B.L.A. will again award its own fifty dollar scholar- ship to a Whitman-Hanson Senior. i v ' abundant opportunities PNC. The members of the Future Nurses Club, under the direction of Mrs. Foley, have participated in'three maior activi- ties during the year. Besides attending informative monthly meetings with guest speakers and films about nursing, the members sent gifts to orphans at the New England Home for Little Wanderers, collected money for the Citizens Schol- arship Foundation at the annual Spa- ghetti Supper, and served as Clinic Aides during free periods. F.N.C. , I 7 Z Aw, t ' ilu. - ' VI lst row: R. Smith, treas., E. Elias, C. Barasel, E. Keras, sec., D. Princigalli, v. pres., E. Santos, Mrs. Foley, adv., M. Tobin, S. Brown, pres. 2nd row: J. Myrick, P. McDonough, D. O'Roak, E. Heath, K. McGlone, M. Hinchey, C. Foley, D. Bowles, B. Linder, K. Kirlcell, G. Palm, S. Perry. 39 to gain practical experience Science Club lst row: D. King, treas., C. Braley, v. pres., Mrs. Hallett, adv., W. Thrasher, pres., M. Erving, sec. 2nd row: D. Bowles, M. McClellan, W. Blauss, R. Tufankiian, J. Gaquin, P. Davis, D. Cormier, M. Hinchey, C. Baresel. Science Club A t Open to students interested in any field ot science, the Science Club has ' 'X XXX' si S, Y -. X X :X-Ee , W stressed individual as well as group '1-.il iff I 1 I ,fl N ff!! proiects this year. After cleaning and B reorganizing the aquarium, the mem- i5g: bers began their separate projects, in- cluding the Electric Eye Display. Hopefully, the club members have sparked the interest ot others in science while furthering their own knowledge. P ++ -Mei if .l Spanish Club 41? lst row: K. Davidson, D. Princigalli, D. Bowles. 2nd row: J. Trombly, E. Keras, L. Armstrong 3rd row: J. Holmes, C. White, K. Mann, D. Wirzburger, pres., R. O'Connell, v. pres., C. Brouil treas., L. Holbrook, Mrs. Aleman, adv. ' 'A A :- ,wu- fzjfigi. - ' X qt Panther's Print Y' .AAL- lst row: K. Kelley, ed., M. Hughes, E. VanCor. 2nd row: P. Lincoln, K. Kent, S. lngram. 3rd row: N. Bates, C. Holmes, T. Brady. 4th row: M. Browne, B. Thomas, C. Jefferson. Sth row: B. Jacobson, G. Rouleau, J. Brady. 6th row: Miss Graham, adv., M. Rust, M. Pearson, Miss Williams, adv. s ff i .Q Q i 3 g , Spanish Club The Spanish Club, consisting of only Third Year Spanish students, meets once a week to further familiarize the members with Spain, Latin America, and the Spanish language. During meetings, anyone who speaks English is fined one penny. This year the members have been especially fortunate in having an exchange student from Colombia at Whitman- Hanson to give them a first hand account of one of the countries they are studying. L1 Panther's Print Under the editorship of Karen Kelley, this year's PANTHERS PRINT has turned to a new publisher. Several staff members attended the PATRIOT LEDGER Scholas- tic Press Seminar, where they furthered their knowledge of newspaper work. Every- one agrees thdt the sharpest articles have been editorials, in which the students can express their views on in-school as well as out-of-school topics. r 'r1-'ID' ll Sophomore Girls' Club fx lst row: L. Farrell, J. Berry, J. Whiting, treas., R. Smith, chairman. 2nd row: K. Plimpton, M. Power J. Linder, N. Smith, D. Ferris. 3rd row: N. Budlong, L. Wales, D. Holmes, B. Ewell, L. Harrington E. Power. 4th row: J. Trask, J. Baird. Audio-Visual Aides Extremely important to the whole school are the Audio- Visual Aides who make possi- ble the daily redistribution of Whitman-l'lanson's sound and picture equipment. The infor- mal club has only one purpose: to provide assistance in ob- taining, operating and, some- times, repairing the A.V. equipment. 42 Audio-Visual Aides R. Bois, K. Vokey, Mr. Spratt, adv., J. Atherton. Sophomore Girls' Club The Sophomore Girls' Club has several purposes. lt allows Sopho- mores to hear speakers, including beauticians and airline steward- esses, and enables the girls to get better acquainted with each other. The most important purpose, how- ever, is to encourage the girls to take an interest in-their personal appearance and character. Other girls became especially aware of this facet ot the club after it brought a fashion show, sponsored by Teen Haven, and modeled by Sophomores, to the WHRHS Auditorium. to express his ideas Library Aides Among the services performed by the library aides are mending books, arranging shelves, and checking books in and out. Most students take these services for granted and do not realize that confusion' would reign if there were no library aides. They help make going to the library pleas- ant and academically rewarding. Library Aides . X Mr. Oulton, librarian, A. Zaniboni, K. Harmon, C. White, D. McMullen, S. Frye, D. MacDonald L. Jennings, D. Lawless, B. Cabrera, B. Lane, M. Wheeler, M. Winning, B. Andrews, E. Chase L. Pote, K. Harriman, G. Brooks. 43 to explore his talents. Chefs' Club The Chefs' Club gives boys the opportunity of practicol experience in cooking. One of the newest clubs at Whitman-Hanson, this organization has constantly gained popularity and is certainly here to stay. The re- wards ot competence in the kitchen will manifest themselves in the future. ska Club ' it F T iiii 'lst row: K Davidson, S. Crillo, N. Kenneally, K. Young, V. Streeter, P. Tirrell, treas., L. Gassett, sec., Miss Baroni, adv., C. Holmes, v. pres., R. Borgeson, pres., M. Browne, N. Babaian, L. Farrell, M. Zaniboni. 2nd row M. Cavicchi, K. Villano, D. Rhoades, S. Perry, M. McClellan, S. Baker, J. Begg, V. Karling, L. Thompson, J. Trembly, R. Duarte, G. Palm, D. DiLillo. 3rd row: M. Chait, J. Morse, K. Plimpton, K. Vokey, J. Baker, F. Callihan, M. Racicot, K. Kirkell, F. Marini, D. Wilcox, M. Tobin, K. Travers. Ski Club Only determination and enthusiasm, not skill, are requirements to become a . Ski Club member. A rising sport every- where, skiing is very popular at Whitman- Hanson. This year the club planned four weekend excursions to the snow-covered slopes. The funds raised at cake sales, bottle drives, and dances have helped pay expenses for the trips. 44 X. N P Chefs' Club .1 ,FT A ' E lf I T g p x H fix il 4 i ff I Bowling Club The Bowling Club, under the direction of Miss Falcione, is an organization whose pri- mary function is recreation and fun. The high'ly informal weekly sessions at the bowling alley raise scores and spirits. A. Laioie, P. Babaian, R. Meier, D. Bonaparte, R. Ricker, Mrs. Lapworth, adv., R. Nute, pres., W. Panos, treas., J. Chaves, sec., B. Jacobson, M. Corliss, M. Racicot, F. Callahan. Bowling Club lst row: L. Studley, E. Wirth, S. Aldous, S. Genereux. 2nd row: R. Randall, C. Pace, J. Flavell, H. Winstead, E. DaSilva, D. Terrio, M. Levangie, R. Griswold, J. Griswold, v. pres., M. Kenneally, pres., R. Nason. 3rd row: C. Cassidy, D. Barbara, J. Boushell, D. Dodge, N. Hill, J. Baker, D. Lawless, K. Wilson, C. Peterson, M. Finlay, l. Wentzell, S. Tucker, M. Spadia, M. Venegas, P. Harrigan, sec., Miss Falcione, adv. I s .....-.4-J... 2,-743,- TW nn-1 ,. 1. . .. 'T '77 M r .. '.. v--of' ,eq-N 4qnnvlii'l ' 'x . K ,....--5 aw 1 Mwwv .J Debate Club and to enrich his mind Debate Club For the most part the Debate Club engages in intramural competition. Miss Williams, the club advisor, instructs the members in finding appropriate informa- tion and in defending both the negative and positive sides of an issue. This year's topic is: Resolved that the ted- eral government should adopt a program of compulsory arbitration in labor-man- agement disputes in basic industries. .S ' ' A 6 Miss Williams, adv., N. Thrasher, B. Weir, A. Zaniboni, D. Bonaparte. 46' Drama Club 'N X iii? . S, !!4'..,,-ej-:T- lst row: M. Millett, K. Young, M. Zaniboni, S. Grey. 2nd row: M. Chait, L. Gustafson, C. Cushing, J. Tremblay, L. Goolenaerts, N. Budlong, R. Colburn, J. Stetson, L. Whalen. 3rd row: N. Babaian, J. Snow, pres., A. Zaniboni, v. pres., J. Wright, J. Morse, sec., D. Rhoades, treas., K. Plummer, R. Wright, J. Trask, L. Wales, L. Calhoun, W. Baker, L. Godin, C. Corthell, N. Kenneally. Drama Club The Drama Club offers opportunities not only to would-be actors but also to those who are interested in make-up, staging and other theatrical arts by present- ing several amateur produc- tions annually. The group attends similar productions in other schools and on the professional stage to broaden members' knowledge of the theater. L7 Chorus -.- L-:1L ..f. A vr i Y 'lst row: D. Goodwin, P. Myrick, E. Hale, G. Peterson, V. Hunt, Mr. Godfrey, director, J. Whiting, M. Richards, B. Andrews, S. Rudkin, D. Picavet. 2nd row: J. Daley, L. Thomson, C. Martell, S. Richter, N. Rowell, D. Sherman, P. Waitt, M. Finlay, A. McCarthy, 'L. Rice. 3rd row: M. Lyons, A. Kovalulc, S. Murphy, J. Trombly, W. Wood, R. Daley, S. Martell, C. Bergren, P. Jacobson, L. Boggs. So blow it yourself l 4' I8 P i 1 I 1 l l l I through participation E.Roclc, S. McWilliams, D. Morse, A. Makein, B. Weir, J. Foley, K. Ewell D Calnan P Peterson Band 'lst row: P. Best. 2nd row: R. Pratt, M. Cavicchi, S. Moss, S. Richter, N. Rowell, P. Waitt anby i Farrar, E.Horowitz, M. McGough. 3rd row: C. Bergren, D. Cole, E.VanCor, J. White W Cushing C Pace R.,Ford G. Noon, G. Manoogian, W. Thrasher, W. Sherman, S. Stankus, S. Waite, V Hunt Center M Godfrey, director. N . Band and Chorus Under the direction of hard-working Mr. Godfrey, lovingly nicknamed 'Mr. G.,' the bond and chorus have performed at the Christmas Concert, the National Honor Society Induction, the Spring Concert, BRIGADOON, and Commencement Exer- cises. The band, accompanied by the maiorettes, has pro- vided half-time entertainment during the football season, while both have also represented W.H.R.H.S. in local parades Outstanding members of the band and chorus have been hon- ored by being selected to attend S.E.M.S.B.A., District All- State, and New England music festivals. 1,9 Cheerleaders Whitman-Henson Cheerleaders certainly deserve ot least port of the credit for 0 successful football season. Both the stucl- ent body ond the teom praise these girls for the spirit ond enthusiasm they instilled in everyone. yay. x Everybody say 'Ah' in school activities Maiorettes lndispensible to the excitement and color of the football games is the halftime entertainment. The maiorettes, in unison with the band, perform with precision and grace to complete the spectacle Under the leadership of Judy Sayce, the girls have worked diligently to be worthy proponents of a championship team. . , .. .L . 1' . Y. ' If Q L , '- U, Maiorettes S. Smith, S. Callanan, D. Ferris, W. Wood, J. Sayce, capt., V. Leach, C. Wyman, G. Randall, L. Centrella. Enrapt audience. 51 Q2 mfg' -nf L r 1-- - -. '5Za?:'2 ' ' ' 0 0 , Q' 'ff l SP RTS SECTIO It is not very often that a team is commended for sportsmanship, as was our Boys' Basketball Team in l966. However, such an honor is not unusual. Where but in sports can the student learn about per- severance, fairness and courtesy, not just as ideas but as active things? For a while students and team members will recall the vic- tories ofthe Championship Football and Girls' Basketball Teamsf But long after the uniforms have been turned in and the scores have been forgotten, the players will continue practicing the ideals that are necessary not so much to win as to play the game in a good spirit. 53 A Q X But long after Varsity Football 1965 will remain as the acme in the lives of Whitman- l-lanson football fans for many years to come. For the first time in its history, this school fielded a state champion- ship football team. The Panthers put together a powerhouse offense and a stingy defense to sweep by eight Southeastern Conference foes unbeaten, untied, and little scored upon. ln compiling this fine record, the champs took advantage ofa firm belief in themselves to overshadow a deficiency of size and speed. Never once, in eight games, did they lose that faith which was called upon so often. Faith, however, is derived from a knowledge of the game and its fundamentals, thus every football team is only as good as its coaches. Head Coach Teahan and Coaches Larson and Albrecht hold much of the responsibility for the Panthers' Class C Championship. They kept the team going through the heat of September and the biting cold of Novem- ber and taught each member of the team the integral football skills. Furthermore, these gentlemen gave inspiration to the players when the going was rough and, along with Mr. Thompson, lightened the tension which always weighs heavy in a winning locker room. Needless to say, there were many individual stars who sparkled and received their gridiron glory, yet it was the all- round team effort throughout the grueling three-month season which payed off on the scoreboard. the uniforms A 32 to 0 victory means hard, dirty work. Q o Nt: ' sl ' M, 4-H0-jj 4' ' A 1, .,v., lf...-Q . Q , ,..,.Q,.,,,-3Qg.,os.aQ0'vg 9 T- ' e Q Q - .v. ' I . l. ui. The Rockland offense fires out as the Panthers' defense holds. have been turned in I. ld! y' ,J fi uf 5 I DB4x53rlS72 l 5 '4 ..q. U 73, at Q Pg Shin w' Nw as 14'l,s0'l7nla3'l,1nl'11lT5I-lllsgl 54, 62fl.aU'x3 ' A ,- ,i..q.,.... ge... , i, Varsity Football ' lst row: J. LeClair, C. Perkins, R. Ketchen, R. Curley, C. Pye, B. Gorrill, E. MacDonald, J. Benson, co-acapt., D. O'Brien, co-capt., R. Ruxton, K. Orcutt, J. Wyatt, P. Cronin, J. DiMarzo, S. Webb. 2nd row: M. Packard, mgr., J. DiLillo, mgr., P. Babaian, W. Panos, F. Marini, H. Chandler, R. Durand, J. Hayes, D. Snow, B. Porter, G. Gardner, R. Anderson, M. Racicot, F. Callahan, M. Langelier, C. Wallace, M. Corliss, R. Baker, head mgr., G. Stevens, mgr. 3rd row: M. Cronin, H. Bates, B. Thomas, W. Smith, J. McGuire, S. Kingman, V. Buitenhuys, S. Gill, P. Harding, D. Bonaparte, J. Kent, T. Gasse, C. Thompson, R. Dragone, P. Hill, R. Ketchen, J. Walsh, G. Runey, mgr. ' s. The Panthers let Mr. Teahan and Mr. Larson know how it feels to be unbeaten and untied. Ken Orc-sitt, all league tackle, spent a good part of Thanksgiving buried in the muck. 715 Championship Football Scores Whitman-Hanson Whitman-Hanson Whitman-Hanson Whitman-Hanson Whitman-Hanson Whitman-Hanson Whitman-Hanson Whitman-Hanson Points for: The Panthers are poised for the play Joe bucks a well armed defense O P 'fakes the pause that refreshes and the scores 1 - , Q 1 A 1 1 1 9 1' H.. , . 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A . sy, 7v , L' .F if 'VH The men responsible for the Class C and Southeastern Conference Football championships. 2 -J! V L1-.v1.,.' .,',x , . .u.- 1 a- 1.7. -. . V '-- -f--1 , L. ' ff., 1,1 - ,2sff fi-as +1 - - 'ii ' One of the eleven fierce Panthers bites the dust. A . V 1 A 1 A 12 l M it 'ill A rarity: John Benson in trouble. - 5 . - A .- M A ,-,. 'fa' ' , ri fr -' ' ' .. ' . ' 1 R V- o. ' ' .. ' -'Uv ,,-.e-1. , , - M, ' -A .Q - - ' - . L '1 ,R have been forgotten Girls' Field Hockey Team The 1965 Girls' Field Hockey Team showed real W-H Opponent W-H Opponent team effort and honest sportsmanship. Although many 1 Rockland 2 2 Rockland people including the officials complimented the girls 0 Middleboro 2 0 Middleboro on their marked improvement, they still lacked the 0 Abington 4 1 Abington polish of the older, more established teams of the 0 Silver Lake 3 1 Silver Luke league. Because the team is still young and there 0 plymoufnccrve, 2 0 plymoufncnrver is still a lot of talent to be developed, Miss Holmes 0 Hinghom 4 0 Hingham is looking forward to next year's season. w,H 5 Sacred Hear, 1 N 1 W , ,Wi gait , Varsity Field Hockey lst row: l.. Armstrong, K. Davidson, S. Baker, D. Bowles, R. Daley, P. Angeley, K. Villano, D. DiLillo, J. Holmes. 2nd row: Miss P. Holmes, coach, C. White, L. Holbrook, M. Matta, P. Crossley, J. Armstrong, K. Conboy, D. Harrington, mgr. Captain Becky takes a wicked slice. Linda winds up to hit. 'L 4A41L...4l. Cross Country . ..... , I ,un ' '11, f .y -.... L . Q 0.9 ,4v..1L 51--- 7 - Co-capt. Frank Runey finishes with a sprint. ist row: M. Irving, G. Tobin, L. Barros, co-capt., F. Runey, co-capt., D. Pittsley, C. Daigle, W. Blauss, F. DeChambeau. 2nd row: K. Vokey, C. Pace, D. Morrison, R. Bacon, Mr. W. Clark, coach, B. Lynn, W. Monroe, J. Fest, D. Hobill. Cross Country The 1965 Cross Country Team had a successful season. Out of the seven Old Colony League W-H Opponent meets which the team attended, 39 plymoutwcorver 20 the boys won four and lost three. Since extensive training is needed 26 Wareham 29 to compete in the grueling two and 35 Rockland 20 one-half mile race, each boy did 20 Middleboro 35 his part in pushing the Whitman- 19 Silver Luke 40 Hanson Cross Country team to a 21 Hingham 35 winning season. Coach William Clark was as pleased with the personal drive and sportsmanship exhibited by each member of the team as he was with the team -- fAbington defaultedl record which appears here. Winter Track Team This year the winter track team followed a different program. In the past, the teams competing held all of the running events outdoors on a quarter-mile track. For the T965-i966 season, however, the league secured Common- wealth Armory in Boston for use of their 'I76 yard indoor track. The prospect of running all nine of the track and field events inside attracted a sizeable number of athletes. The boys trained rigorously, and although a winning sea- son eluded their efforts iwon 2, lost 7l, one must remember that they were sometimes competing against large schools from Class A and B. Regardless of the record, Coach Kelley was very pleased with the high morale and competi- tive spirit of the entire team. Winter Track F T F u Us W in I B U 'lst row: R. Pina, A. Key, P. Whiting, D. Pittsley, C. Perkins, J. DiMarzo, E. MacDonald, W. Bruce, K.. Darsch, C. Daigle, M. Fernandez. 2nd row: G. Stevens, W. Baker, G. Tobin, D. Young, L. Barros, co-capt., R. Ford, J. Brady, J. Sharkey, G. Thomas, D. Hobill, R. O'Roak. T. Brady, A. LaJoie, S. Eisnor, Mr. T. Kelley, coach. x v al If 'I' 339 ' 1 I I , -- '-.1 ' V . -. 'E' 1.3 1' I 4T ..4 '17, ,.-' .mn . , 7-C .- .,. Q A , . , -. -, . ,.- ,, 4, , . ' . ,... 'fav ,: 4 N . .nfs - 1 ff-,rf--N-.'-, - ----- ..- :. ' '49 9-in ' f-U' -. ' ' 'H' .'1-- '3' -.1 1 -. 1' P 1- - 4 ,g 1-...Ji ' '- rv-- The players ...Q p , . X if is if .1 . 'Zhi' ' M! ,. ,-. - V i 'Ll F af , ..-5+ ' -A:-1:5 A Pat Cronin's extra hustle results in a stolen ball. Varsity Basketball lst row: G. Gardner, P. Cronin, B. Gorrill, co-capt., U. O'Brien, co-capt., R. Ketchen, R. Anderson. 2nd row: R. Dragone, J. Kent, P. Cogswell, J. Dorchester, W. Hathaway J. Cadres, Mr. G. Hines, coach. 60 O V A-wifi' Xu-1 Q ' ' , ' X ,J 'QP i 4 High-scoring co-capt. Dennis Q, O'Brien drives for two. X' - -., ,, .,f' Andy sets his sights on the bucket. Lynne, Cindy and Sherry at courtside encouraging the hoopsters. 61 Varsity Basketball This year's Varsity Basketball Team, under the guidance of Coach Hines and the leadership of co-captains Bruce Gorrill and Dennis O'Brien, exerted a fine effort in every game played. The breaks, how- ever, didn't seem to go their way, for though they fought back from large deficits time after time, they won only four games. Nevertheless, the team should be com- mended for its pains and for the fine vic- tory salvaged in the closing moments of the final game against Silver Lakez Basketball Record l965-I966 Non-League: W-H Opponent Xi 48 Dighton-Rehoboth 66 55 East Bridgewater 60 54 Dartmouth Covertimei 56 League: W-H 47 Hingham 60 28 Plymouth-Carver 52 Al Wareham 47 57 Rockland 90 44 Middleboro 74 42 Abington Al 58 Silver Lake 67 65 Hingham 49 33 Plymouth'-Carver 63 54 Wareham 67 52 Rockland 69 47 Middleboro 82 Sl Abington 46 54 Silver Lake 53 will continue practicing pr Junior Varsity and ' 4-1 Freshman Basketball The Junior Varsity and Freshman Basketball A' l Teams, though maintaining disappointing records, took a step toward future success this year. They played a series of post-season games to give the younger players much-needed practice. ln regular league action the teams won sev- eral games apiece, playing schedules nearly identical to those ot the varsity team. Occa- sionally members ofthe varsity played alongside the junior varsity to introduce the team to a higher level of basketball playing. With this additional game experience, the future seems bright for coming varsity teams. O'B and Bruce show that an extra inch may mean another basket. 1115 , If-I , . , it . L 1 g xg, In I ,S xi ul 4 v-QC' X Freshman Basketball lst row: J. Snow, P. Conant, R. Baker, R. Hughes, M. Loring, W. Hammond, R. Hayes. 2nd row: C. Magee, W. Sherman, S. Ohrenberger, D. Powers, J. English, C. Randall, Mr. G. Ferris, coach. 62 J.V. Basketball lst row: P. Sullivan, E. Luddy, R. Ketchen, T. Magee, G. Greene, P. Hill. 2nd row: D. Robillard, M. Cronin, S. Kingman, C. Wallace, S. Tirrell, Mr. T. Fox, coach ii . ,. i C -'V ,. 5 ,X 1 U 'W I Stop dancing and get that ball! , 6 3 the ideals l P ' 'f W0f'OFi'lllli Girls' Basketball The Girls' Basketball Team had another winning season this year. Retaining their title as Old Colony i League Champs by winning twelve games and losing i only two, the girls were eligible for the Southeastern ! Massachusetts Invitational Basketball Tourney, in ,4 which they placed second in Class A. The .l.V. Team 1 1 l also had a winning season with twelve wins and two ...' - A- ' T - l' CT an 3 f 9 l, . 4- U7 rn 'V' U3 T4 o 3 o. m 0 o 'V' N4 no 4 rn Q cz. rn -O' ro 7 3 :i m o. rn 'VN '95 o 'I -V and haul down the rebound. e- .. 'h..I,.dhg .L . 'f ':ud 3 as - ss K. ,1 ' . 1 25 Varsity Basketball lst row: B. Crosman, G. Smith, G. Lelito, captain, S. Moss, J. Robar, G. Nowakunski. 2nd row: M. Greene, J. Conant, M. Goodwin, M. Walsh, M. Blenis, K. Mann, D. Bowman, Miss M. Pratt, coach. 64 l . N llrll 'no-alaonullli 'llllllliltvllrlllv' If NKIUYW -'iv ' 'V if 55521113301113llgilbiillliildiillliifliiL in H dibillfililalrfilli 1 ,L Uiulvnnuu H344 .'1 .vL'.:1f 1 JQV. Basketball , f mi A1 Y, f la 3.1 g fg.'Q 'igg lst row: B. Lelito, R. Smith, M. Hinchey, L. Thompson, M. Blaine, capt., J. Whiting, D. Holmes, K. Burton G. Gorham. 2nd row: J. Howard, S. Frye, L. lbbitson, S. Amos, S. King, K. Smith, J. Gaturna, L. Harrington N. Turner, Miss N. Irwin, coach. - 1 ra . 4 . Q,-,ff F .' QI.. A 1. ' - Y ' -V. wiv-. 11' 2 ' , , 4,,.M,.4,. , ,rx , s, 2 . ff a .' Q -.w. ,- ' v . V. ,- 4,...-. ,. .2 Safe, but the ball's ours! -is , , . , N' EN .3 ...n-..-... 14 ,4lf 1' 65 af 41 Af,-' 3-3 The J.V.'s bring the ball down c W-H Opponents 7l Hingham 23 Plymouth-Carver 69 Wareham 4l Rockland 35 Middleboro 28 Abington 35 Silver Lake 57 Hingham 30 Plymouth-Carver 59 Wareham 25 Rockland 47 Middleboro 46 Abington 50 Silver Lake 0UI'l 22 22 8 24 37 l2 21 34 l9 5 29 26 26 31 Boys' and Girls' Tennis The T965 Girls' and Boys' Tennis Teams had disappointing seasons. The Girls' Tennis Team was unable to win any of its games while the boys were able to win only two. After each team had worked and trained regularly, sev- eral outstanding players resulted. Overall, the skill of both teams was an improvement over that of previous ones. T for 4 fr. af: , ' af .. , S1 - A it ' T ' 'T ii tl 1 . s, .: Linda Armstrong returns the serve. 1 I 5 . iii 1 Q,ir , 4-' ,A . g ,?x.lA..VL. , ' '. ..5,5m .lf I I 1 p , V. If I r' I 1 1 , , J Janet Morse gets set to serve. V Aff Il 1117 ll I 1 I lil f' fhf I I I ll-I N ' . -'-A ' ' 'f .-WJ ll' 1 .lll - A 1 f J x 1 1-1-LL. Q ' . 'x 'N if l' lg-Q N ap' , , 1 Karen Mann shows her - slashing backhand. Tennls G. Gorham, D. Bowles, P. Tirrell, Miss N. Briard, coach, K. Estabrook, K. Mann, D. Bowman, J. Morse, L. Armstrong. 66' Oh I , . Q. . ,is I ,I Q 1. 3' Ken Vokey smashes a return. Jlw' - ,af ' A 4 je' z h ti J 4 Y . 74 'rl ,I 'ra ' ,A ' . .. 1 . J ' , mw N , 21, -1 L, usd iv- 7' 5- 5 r f' up-. ,gh 9 . af 1 T A. I ,Av -z' .'9i'. f at 'n kg, F' V , ,h . , 1 w e -- Q , ' .i1,..w 4 . oe he :RJ Yi-sfo - ' I .A , .pp 6... A1 ,., V. z fm, M pir,-n.A ,-ff-.- 1- ' - 5- .A 4 Sri-u'-V, .1 an V ' ja v ' Y ' 5 eb .' ..,J' - QP rs '. ' , '- . .-. 4, -ui U , NIV -f'EzF'f1V:ff' A Q'T'1'.'fi.,.?4'. J 'I v v' ' J ' 5 ,iff e c '-'.- 1 John Snow must have looked at the score board. , Ql l ... -14 , ii 'J I. not so much to win Spring Track , The T965 Spring Track Team had a disappointing season. Although the boys trained conscientiously, a series of bad breaks and injuries plagued them and dissolved all hopes for a winning sea- son. The team, however, worked harder than ever with a never failing spirit. Coach Kelley complimented the boys on their perserverance. The long-winded two-milers set a grueling pace D471 5,11 - ! ?i Nts, - .' iff' vl-an-A A six-man field vies for position early in the mile run. ' 68 if-..., Z'- K+- -.,.-... , ,QQ-Y 'f TRACK TE M O 'B-Q - -s 4? Y .ff .. . .fvtfr 1 Mvgv.-' V549 '54 , 'li QI. A 1,93 3 My feet are killing me! if 'ff Ev ' 'Momma said there would be days like This! as to play the game u.- i m'4f if A I. .yur v ,id'5,. WL is Pg? Softball lst row: M. Matta, B. Lelito, G. Lelito, K. Hokanson, co-capt., D. McPate, co-capt., S. Moss, J. Robar, N. Turner. 2nd row: Miss N. lrwin, coach, R. Duarte, M. Blaine, J. Paiva, M. Tobin, M. Hinchey, G. Nowalcunski, M. Finlay, R. Smith, Miss M. Pratt, head coach, R. Daley, mgr. K, :Mit j. ' . -xx-1 . v.- N 1 Z fm f, i '1 mg 561' ' ... -fi? I-.. i , , -.W ,n.. .AI Q. an ' 'ff,.-Q-3' f fi if ' lf r-4 ' '. Co-capt. Diane McPate winds up. Soofy starts things off. 70 l l l i i l l l Girls' Softball The girls' 1965 softball team had an undefeated sea- son this year. These Old Colony League Champs won ten league games and one scrimmage, batting in a total of 214 runs against their op- ponents' 44 runs. All games, except one, were easy wins for the champs. The closest game resulted in Whitman- Hanson's girls defeating Plymouth-Carver's girls by a score of 15 to 'l3. The team, consisting of mostly under- classmen, did a fine job as Coach Miss Pratt is sure they will do in 1966 is 53:4 4,-wg- 'A . 1 'I' ,- Fvngx Q 'Q lj s' ., W A is 2-- f' .v'+- a 9: L ' V :ixkpaL.s.f'?: Q I ' ' 0. O O , IZ'--:if.f 4' M- ..,-Iv' , if 55: a 'Q ff: 'gi v:,'soQ- J, v 173,53 .yy .Q ,',' . f, - .Y:y:,'?i 'ii 'QQ 7 x , 'JCQ' 5753-- f QQ P 'ffyl ' If .55 VGYHC ' 5737167 - 1N5ic2r4,v4 U 1 i 3.4 so ,fr--- Ta 4 1' .-.Q ,ml ' M 11'- - --. 2-'g...E7:4 K M V .rr ..., 'gi Fw -- D ' ' t- F - -...gy r Q ...ff , iv ,- 3, . ' . . ' ' 'H' , . i' - 'g-'fu - 4 , V' Z' -. 'QA ani.-2-4' .' ' -i F' f 'T-bm. Freshman starter Judy Robar Whitman-Hanson girls can hit with their set to throw. eyes closed. The bench anxiously awaits another girls' victory. 71 x Varsity Baseball Due to long hours of practicing and a fine coaching staff, the 1965 Varsity Base- ball team was able to capture both the Old Colony League and the Eastern Massachu- setts titles. Sporting an impressive season record, the boys enioyed enthusiastic stud- ent support during the final games. Awards were presented to all team members for their outstanding performance. O'B misses on an attempted bunt el l Varsity Baseball lst row: D. O'Brien, J. Benson, P. Grey, P. Cronin, R. Glauben, D. Waterfall, G. Gardner, R. lbbitson, A. Key. 2nd row: Mr. W. Spratt, coach, W. Panos, mgr., J. Cadres, D. Donahue, R. Dragone, M. Cronin, R. Anderson, R. King, M. Hayes. John about to nip an advancing base runner. l - ' in a good spirit.. rg 1 rl . 1' 4 JV' xi I I ' 50, 4... A.'. as' '- '-97 - . V - , L , .-' A 1 0 '- - ur 4 ,. Q ...ir 1 - f , No' 4 ' A -,uv 1 B A QAM, ,,,f:,, ..,- . I : if 'axsr l .' e . 1 A 1-. ' D '- ,Vu ' 714 . 6 1 7?1'4nr'-.1-.thai ' gif? 'ln J ., E ' H s N' Pat Cronin slows down at second as he watches a run cross the plate. Junior Varsity Baseball The new coach of the Junior Varsity Baseball Team is Mr. Thomas Fox, who spent many long hours drilling the .l.V.'s to prepare them for the varsity team. Several boys got some first-hand experience by occasionally playing in a varsity game. Not only was the team record the best in years Kwon 65 lost 75 tied ll, but also, the per- sonal drive and sportsmanship exhibited by the boys made them a credit to the school. - Q ' Pl V I . ' 7 lg ' I 'A ti 'f l f' t -4 lower- ' s' r . .f S T. +4 sg . ic l L 'N -0' ' AU .' , 95.5 cf .- . - , I' ,Q - ikiiibs' ' ' Ly ' '- l':'uvf4::Ms M' 'f W ' ww. -- . ,.,., --'se O'B beats the throw to second. -Egg, ,. - fl ,X ,4-I A .1 I. l 'A r -,.. . gf' 'F'-5 I 5 1 Z,-wig L .lv 1 'X DERCLASS SECTIC The greatest development of a student at Whitman-Hanson takes place during his years as an underclassman. As a freshman, he spends the first few months adjusting to high school and getting to know his classmates through participation in activities such as the Freshman Mixer. As a sophomore, he can participate in varsity sports. ln his iunior year the student becomes more involved in his class activities, especi- ally the Junior Prom. Besides developing personally, underclassmen, comprising the largest segment of the student body, contribute most to school organizations. For the student at Whitman-Hanson, being a part of the school begins the moment he enters the front door and continues through his four high school years. g 75 Freshman Class af. rn I I' IF IQI tk in JG Class Officers Mark LaVangie, Pres., Marsha Browne, V. Pres., Virginia Streeter, Sec., Beth Bernardo, Treas 76' .Ml .zzgzzifgi -: .-.-- sw KS' in 'KVI Al VZ' Wag I +39 Y Class Advisors Mrs. McAfee, Mr. D'Alessio 77 i aj Ad? J , gg H W ., 9, my k A- his-.2 I I 1, f I sf 'W Sophomore Class Class Officers Richard Ketchen, Pres., Paul Sullivan, V. Pres., Debbie Ferris, Sec., Jana Whiting, Treas 78 71 ,1.31- QT -'Q T 'T 'T' gf' '74 s' ' ' 1 1 fa.. IJ! as if Class Advisors Mr. Clark, Miss Briord 79 Junior Class fax ' Class Officers Francis Callahan, Pres., Janet Morse, V. Pres., Linda Gasseft, Sec., Bill Panos, Treas 80 T W I B L 3,1 Q2 f?Ff i A -fi .gf gg sffkv f Q v- U x ., rf, E- asia' 'fu ,nlula ,rf P'-rfM V,,,,.,.-- .f-f- d Q W W f. ,.,... -1-1: ,im wi- 1 ' fi! , 5 . 'Q 1 lfx, . N. t 1: i .wi 1 ggi'- fg 3 Q , AJf f NE! Q tw? .J qu vt' r -1 . N U 'vi .' ga sm 6 sm 'E' f f ' 8 ' 'Y AX ' :UVQLKE 'D N '? . -1 .f-PQ Q Y 'tv -A Ak , 5 .3 x X PANTHERS PRANCE Congratulations are in order. The fourth annual PANTHER'S PRANCE, presented by the Junior Class, was held in the school cafeteria. the highlight ofthe evening came with the selection of Miss Touchdown for l965. The band eliminated couples until only Janet Morse and her escort re- mained on the floor. Despite the poor attendance, everyone had an enioyable evening. The crowd moves to the dance floor. 82 , . -H iff' . 5 o a 5 I The PANTHERS Score off the playing field. 4-W1 , 4 , The queen and her escort. Janet Morse reigns from her throne 83 n. 1 17 x fig.- 15 . X wx .7 1 ,:'. -Q -. n ,- ,5 . -'X-1 l 4 . A vs hc, --V, ..- .,t ,. J. 1. ,4 -. n.' .14 ,L 1. M x,4. '. X -N. 0.1.4. 4 Zlf S NIC SECTI Even during the last step of their high school years, the members of the Class of '66 continued their efforts in extraacurricular activities. While the Senior girls organized the football rallies, many of the boys were training to win the league and state championships. John Benson became MBaclc of the Year. To honor the Panthers, Seniors planned the championship dance held at Whitman Town Hall. Long rehearsals resulted in the comical Senior play, MBoys and Ghouls Together. Seniors displayed their acting ability in the annual one-act plays and c'Brigadoon, a Broadway musical. Throughs out his four years in W-SH, one class member, Emmanuel Horowitz, has won many top prizes in science fairs including two firsts in the State Fair. The senior year, the most frantically busy, and yet most warmly rewarding, of our high school years, will linger in our memories for years to come. S 85 JUNIOR PROM THE LOVELIEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR was certainly o fitting title for the Junior Prom on May I4, I965. Sidewalk cafes, an enormous riverboat, and HA Streetcar Named De- sire skillfully disguised the gym as a New Orleans scene. During the grand march Ied by class officers and their dates, the band selected the queen, Miss Cynthia Clifford. Crowned on the gold streetcar throne by Class President John Snow, she was surrounded by her court, Kathy Plausse, Cindy Jefferson, Karen Kelley, Shirley Spinola, Pamela Smith, and Ellen White. Each of the girls then danced with her escort and completed the loveliest night of the year. J 3 J - if N' - -1' X if 1 i .. 1 - l J I I I I The Queen's court observes the crowning T NIGHT W E Lmvsues nr THE YEHRW' 'Annex Wolfzing to Mr. G.'s music. 'Ni H f r if I . ?'fJ Qui, Officers lead the Junior Prom's Grand March. 87 SENIGR AWARD QYN Y' cf' Girls' State: L. Holbrook, K. Kelley, D. Lima. Woman's Club: K. Blaine, S. lngram Queeg FE it i- 'HQ-i,i9g.,,R. li ..wi:..Jr-4 1 , 'ITIL' 5 it my ., f is-iam-,K 1 , - n f'y.iQ:.h in aim' Inav. -., sv- 1 Abington Historical Society: M. Greene, Boys' Sports Award: E. Horowitz. Dennis O'Brien. T . -.. 11:4 2' A M EUIII -- . . ,,, D - il IIJJI E 1 Qiti 'H . v- ' asv '-' H? v---Q .39 P' r .MQ Ill !!.l nl lv x Of E - - fir- -Qfjffr 4-l -f.' 50 Honor Guards: lst row: P. Brine, A. Key, P. Whiting, J. Snow. 2nd row: K. Blaine C. Jefferson, C. Clifford, S. Ingram, D. O'Brien, J. Yaney, M. Greene, D. Harrington. l . . . - . 'ff-' --I-daa.,,.,31,,M5L' :is-'ja - W D KL 1 up . - , 'pw 'I'-A. QD ,I ii ik, J 'W HAROLD ADAMS JAMES ATHERTON ,qw SUSANNE BARLING DIAN BLACK JOANNE ALLEN ,la RICHARD J. BAKER GAIL BARTHOLDSON KATHLEEN BLAINE MARIELLEN BLENIS RICHARD E BORGESON PAULA ANGEL EY ,F J 'J . CRL. 1 af. QE Je., J ' J: 'K , A ,I WAYNE BAKER JOHN BENSON JOHN BOTELHO U LINDA ARMSTRONG I ye-'9f3'.jwvf1 'A' '-' -' CHRISTIE BARESEL JANE BLAAUW STEPHEN BOUSHELL JM A mug v! Mike Burbine and Bob Howland cheer Bruce Gorrill on. S... DONNA M. BOWLES DIANE BOWMAN PRESTON BRINE RICHARD BRINE, JR. DAVID P. BURBINE LAWRENCE H. BURBINE MICHAEL J. BURBINE ELIZABETH BURKE BELINDA CABR ERA HENRY CADY LORRAINE M. CALHOON SUSAN CALLANAN . v.,.,, -. AMES I I EDWARD CHASE DENISE CHIGASOLA ELAINE CHISHOLM BRUCE CLARK .92 4i..n CHARLEINE BROUILLARD MICHELE BUSH MICHAEL CAREY CYNTHIA A. CLIFFORD SUSAN BROWN WILLIAM BRUCE LINDA M. CHAMBERS ROBERTA COLE lf I Z' 35, . I ' fi 5 4w4g,f,f I N14 N I I 5 ' x J J Ja '-. A. ., 7. .l Vg.. . ' '-i-fo-'frfzgh X ' - ' Z ,. J 0 -' 'K ,f Q ,540-' Q-1 51217 .- 'I f X V,......L.wf'A Sf x, 'WZ -my Paul Grey winds up for a . . . strike! RICHARD COLE ELIZABETH CROSMAN , a PAUL DANN 'J CHARLES DION JANE CONANT JOANN CROWELL fxx W I 4 K RUTH CONNOR I RICHARD CURLEY KAREN J. DAVIDSON CORLA M. DAVIS SHARON A. DODGE WILLIAM DONOVAN Iv VL' JOSEPH COONEY 'WWW' WILLIAM B. CUSHING STEPHEN DEROCHEA ROBERT DRAYTON L ROBERT COX PATRICK CRONIN JOANNE DAIGLE M. REBECCA DALEY JOHN DILILLO JOSEPH DIMARZO Q RALPH DRYSDALE ROBERT DURAND 1, ,ff T' ' ' f' ,- I X 1 P 0. 7 ' ff! f , ' ' f'x'45 2 I T jy . X ' HHHN-A T , s . A fp W , jf, .. f fu, . ,, . f , 4 . , , I rl V s f I P A W , fi if 1 f' 1 iff 1114! f E ffff.f,ff,f,.'f ' I f I f 1 f 1 f ll I f ,1 f ,f ,f ' jf X, 1 ff 1:4 I ' LQ as J' 4'4g-' '- . - ff-113404,-b,.'f.v -. Q 'J?:I3h-1, -- ' n Ib 91 John Benson rounds third on his way To home. ,-9 STANLEY W. EISNOR 4 - , J. f. ..w' JARED FLAVELL JAMES T. GAVAZA I 's '5 3 VICKI GREENHALGE -'9' ELAINE ELIAS CATHLEEN FOLEY RICHARD GLAUBEN V ,s :RX - 4.5 , ' 55. 1 5 O PAUL GREY I 11- L. KATHLEEN ESTABROOK KENNETH FARDIE RICHARD FORD DIANA M. FRISBIE ARTHUR GOODWIN MARION I. GOODWIN JANET GRISWOLD ELLEN HALE CATHERINE M. FEIRICK A MARGARET GARREN MARGARET GREENE SANDRA HARDING IM ROBERT HARLOW PAMELA HARRIGAN DONNA HARRINGTON .IUDITH HARRIS ROGER HENDRIX JANET M. HICKEY KAREN HILL KATHLEEN A. HILL PAMELA HOLBROOK CYNTHIA HOLMES JANET HOLMES EMMANUEL HOROWITZ RAYMOND IBBITSON SUSAN INGRAM DONNA JACOBSEN BARRY JACOBSON 98 JOHN J. HAYES DANIEL HOLBROOK ROBERT HOWLAND CYNTHIA JEFFERSON ' - 'I BRENDA HEISE LORNA HOLBROOK Jah JOANNE M. HUGHES PAULA JENKINS 99 53? xxx X X N 5, xXx S X5 - I Preston Brine places the finishing touches on The sky for The Junior Prom. Lx K E EDWARD JENNESS Vs J EILEEN M. KERAS FRED LARSON JOHN JINGOZIAN , .1 ROBERT KETCHEN JOSEPH LECLAIR BARBARA J. LORING JAMES LUSK 100 f - EARNEST M. JOHNSON ff' '45 ' 1 -7 1- ' ,. A mi.. I ANDREW KEY KAREN KELLY DAVID LANDRY CAROL LEDWELL GERALDINE A. LELITO !.. l 4' E Q EUGENE MccDONALD MARION MACKERWITZ :Ta- --,A ' w. 'ir Q iq, iv ' 5, ,gen ii , MICHAEL KENNEALLY KATHLEEN KENT 'Au EDWARD LANE MARCIA LANG DOREEN M. LIMA PAULA M. LINCOLN ky-1 ,Q DONALD MAINS ALAN L. MAIORANO : qi Y I ... -my- I qv' , .M 2 1 J f 'K wx 1 Ns...-I Bruce Clark slams one to his opponent vw , -J, , fi' ,ga-5' ..-ai PAUL MALONEY KAREN MANN STELLA MARTELL MICHELE MATTA '--'F -',.,-r-'uf'-f' 4 . 1: , , . .V SUSAN McKAY HUGH MCKENNA ARTHUR MCLAUGHLIN MICHAEL L. MEINHOLD DIANE MORSE SHARON MURPHY PHYLLIS NAGEL LINDA NARDI fag, 11 0-40 f KEITH S. OBILLO DENNIS O'BRIEN RICHARD O'CONNELL KENNETH ORCUTT 102 . 1, SANDRA MATTSON MAR IA-JANE MCCLELLAN SUSAN METEVIER LESLIE MORGAN PAUL J. NAWAZELSKI THOMAS E. NUGENT GREGORY O'ROAK MICHAEL PACKARD 103 OOOHH I hit if The wrong way! . . . Janet Holmes is LINNAYA L. PAIVA MARY K. PIERCE I 'l' ANN PARTRIDGE FRED PAYNE CHARLES PERKINS AVELINO PINA FRANK PINA 6 11 KATHLEEN A. PINA -YPUYF' .N KATHLEEN PLASSE KERRY PLUMMER BRUCE F. PORTER LAURINDA F. POTE CHARLES PYE DOROTHY QUILTY RICHARD REED HOWARD RICH I DONNA PICAVET RICHARD PINA DIANE PRINCIGALLI MARY RICHARDS CHERYL PIERCE 'ff ' 511- K' 1 I LINDA PITTSLEY EVELYN PRIOR MARY RICKETSON 105 OI1, boy! Free food! .. . Cathy Foley and EIIen Hale ALTA ROBERTS PHYLLIS ROBICHAUD I J. ,,, r MARSHA RUST 7' x V J I ,QI K WILLIAM SCHWENZFEIER JANET SMART RICHARD RUXTON PHILIP SCOTT GAY L. SMITH WILLIAM RODERICK JOSEPH ROTONDO ELAINE SANTOS JOHN SANTOS DONNA SEXTON RAYMOND SHEPHERD PAMELA SMITH ROBERT SMITH PAUL RUEL FRANK J RUNEY l KATHRYN SARG ENT 41 MARY SHERIDAN DENNIS SNOW JOHN T SNOW -O SHIRLEY D. SPINOLA GLENN F. THOMAS DAVID VILLANO STEVEN WEBB ANDREA ST. LAURENT o I PATRICIA THOMAS KATHLEEN VILLANO CYNTHIA WHITE . 108 RICHARD J. SULLIVAN EMILY TAVARES JANICE T. TROMBLY E. RICHARD UZZELL Q, , ws sax I fifif ROBERT C. WALES, JR. DONALD WALTERS ELLEN WHITE LINDA WHITE L -. VANGELINA TAVARES EDWARD VANCOR JANE WARREN MARK J. WHITE DENNIS THOMAS MARGARET VUILLEUMIER DAVID WATERFALL PETER WHITING 109 ' 0 . r,,' ,, -I7 f!l'I5- 1. Q I ', Z I ir- , .N 3 hm. 'V .- -.4 O'B gets ready 'ro moke o shot. RUTH WILLIAMS -?g,:i'ff?f- if V - Q WENDY WOOD JOHN YANEY EDWARD G. WINNING DAVID WIRZBURGER JAMIE WRIGHT CYNTHIA WYMAN - 'E A-rv 'I 'fr ELLEN YANUSS KENNETH YARLETTS 110 x SENIOR I DEX HAROLD ADAMS I6I Broad Street, Whitman ... Harry ... I swear it ... Further my education ... Mr. Kelly .. . I hate Freshmen with Beatle Boots and pimples ... Varsity Football 2, 3, Freshman Football I, Varsity Basketball 3, 42 J.V. Basketball 2, Freshman Basketball I, Winter Track 2, 3, Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. EDWARD ALLEN 855 Temple Street, Whitman ... Service ... Miss Irwin. JOANNE ALLEN 32 Hogg Memorial Drive, Whitman . .. WI'1ata panicI ... Secretary ... Mr. Lee ... Long English classes ... Library Aide 3. SHIRLEY' ALMEIDA 136 Beulah Street, Whitman ... HeyI Forget it, Charlie! ... Secretary, Stenographer, Model ... Mr. Rodick ... Newspaper I, Library Aide I, F.H.A. I. PAULA ANGELEY 94 Winter Street, Whitman ... Paul ... What a riot ... Nurse ... Mr. Redgate ... A certain Stonehill Sophomore ... Chorus I, Golf Club 2, Field Hockey 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom 3, Science Fair I, 3. LINDA ARMSTRONG 49 Jerome Street, Whitman ... Linny Don't be so noisy, Judy! ... College, Travel. .. Mrs. Aleman . .. Danna's wild vocabulary ... Spanish Club 3, 41 Field Hockey I, 2, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Archery Club I, Science I, 3, Talent Show 3. JAMES ATHERTON ISI Whitman Avenue, Whitman ... Hi T-Shirt ... To do what comes naturally ... Mr. Randall .. . A.V. Aides 4. JOHN AUGUSTINO 342 School Street, Whitman ... Augie ... Dry fish never swim ... Chef... Mr. Randall Chefs Club 4, J.V. Baseball 3. RICHARD J. BAKER I02 Perry Avenue, Hanson ... You got sucked right in ... To be successful... Mr. Larson .. Girls with the name Linda .. . Student Council I, 2, A.V. Aides 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Freshman Football I, Varsity Basketball 3, J.V. Baseball 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. SUSAN E. BAKER 492 Indian Head Stteet, Hanson ... Sue ... No, it's the natural color of my hair. ... To always be happy ... Mr. Redgate ... Cheap girls ... Newspaper 4, Art Club I, 27 Drama Club I, 22 Ski Club 3, 4, Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4, Tennis 4, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 41 Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Prom Hostess 3, French Club 3, Pep Club I. WAYNE BAKER I93 Adams Circle, Hanson ... Bak . .. My name's Wayne ... Dentist. .. Mr. Campbell... Kids that don't share rides ... N.H.S. 3, 4, Drama Club I, 3, 4, Photo Club 3, 4, Winter Track 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, French Club 3, Science Fair 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. CHRISTIE BARESEL 218 Maquan Street, Hanson ... Chris Behave yourself ... Same medical or biological field . .. Mr. Fox ... A certain Senior boy in homeroom 2I2 ... F.N.C. 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Archery Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee I, 2, 3. SUSANNE BARLING 934 Washington Street, Hanson . . . Sue ... Ya know what I mean? ... Mrs. Hallisey . .. Junior Class ... Cheerleader I, 2, 4, Field Hockey 3, Prom Committee 3, Intramural Basketball 2, Class Play 4, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4. LEON BARROS Manponsett Street, Hanson . .. Why do we need teachers? ... Miss Irwin . . . keeping to the right in the corridors ... Cross Country 3, 4, Winter Track 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4. GAIL BARTHOLDSON 20 Brook Street, Hanson . . . She makes me sick Secretary Mr. Novak ... F.B.L.A. 4. NANCY L. BATES I53 W. Washington Street, Hanson Coal it, will ya! ... To be a success ... Mrs. W. McCarthy . . . Cruel people .. . Newspaper I, 2, 3, 41 Student Council 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Executive Board 4. JOHN BENSON 296 Raynor Avenue, Whitman C'mon, Orcutt, Iet's gal ... Business, Happiness and Success Mr. Teahan ... Gay's Benson, Inc. sign ... Student Council I, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, J.V. Baseball I, Cross Country I, Winter Track 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Yearbook Sports Editor 4. JANE M. BLAAUW 29 Whitman Street, Whitman ... Little Moose ... I'II never tell! To be a secretary and to marry a certain boy named Greg ... Miss Pratt... Girls with big mouths ... Bowling Club 3, Library Aide 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball I. DIAN BLACK 822 Whitman Street, Hanson ... Wicked nice ... Executive Secretary ... Mr. Meiggs Fords F.B.L.A. 3. KATHLEEN BLAINE 72 Joyce Avenue, Whitman Kath ... Dick, Fords don't gal To marry a certain truckdriver ... Mr. Redgate .. . Girls that hurt others with their big mouths ... F.B.L.A. 3, Dance Committee I, 2, 3. MARIELLEN BLENIS 285 Raynor Avenue, Whitman ... That certainly is sharp . .. Model, Airline Stewardess . . . Mr. Rodick Ramblers and Ford Falcons Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, Ski Club 2, J.V. Basketball I, 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD E. BORGESON 452 West Washington Street, Hanson Borgy, Bard, Swede 'JI don't know To be an aeronautical Engineer and to own a Ferrari .. . People . . . Student Council I, Ski Club 3, 4, Science Fair I, 2, 3, 4, Guitar Club I, Ted, Mike and Bob I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN BOTELHO 78 Washington Terrace, Whitman ... Armed Service Mr. Rodick Freshman Football I, Freshman Baseball I. STEPHEN BOUSHELL I50 Pine Street, Whitman ... BousheIl Boushell, BoushelI Hong it ... Business ... Mr. Resnick . .. Cheap girls. DONNA BOWLES 744 Plymouth Street, Whitman ... BowIesy .. . It really breakes me up! .. . To ga to college, become a nurse in the winter and a beach bum in the summer .. . Mrs. Aleman . .. Leaving New Hampshire to go back to school . .. F.N.C. 4, Science Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, J.V. Field Hockey I, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 Variety Sh-ow 2, 3, Science Fair 3, Intramural Basketball 2. DIANE BOWMAN 75 Charles Street, Whitman ... Oh scuz' . .. To teach ... Miss Briard .. . Late dates Student Coun- cil I, 2, 3, A. V. Aides 21 Ski Club 4, Varsity Basketball 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 4. PRESTON BRINE I80 Elm Street, Hanson ... P.B. ... How are ya fixed? . . . Electrical Engineer . .. Mr. Resnick . . . Yearbook 3, 4, Managing Editor 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, President 4, President of Senior Class 4, Student Vice President of C.S.F. 3, Science Fair I, 3, Honor Guard 3, Gym Exhibition I, Prom Committee 3. RICHARD BRINE, Jr. 1357 Main Street, Hanson ... Rick .. . What do you mean you're confused? ... To be a business manager and to own a Griffith ... Mr. Lee . .. People who don't like Jeeps .. . Cross Country 2, 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. CHARLEINE M. BROULLIARD 63 Hancock, Whitman ... Sherry ... That ain't bad! ... Teacher ... Mr. Hines . . . People who are bold . .. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 42 Executive Council 3, 4, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. SUSAN BROWN SSI Main Street, Hanson ... Suey ... Really? ... To marry a certain guy named Jim ... Mr. Redgate ... Girls with big muscles ... F.N.C. 2, 3, 4, Nurse's Aide 2, 3, 4. DAVID P. BURBINE I2 Churchill Avenue, Whitman ... Dave ... Don't take life seriously, you'Il never get out of it alive! ... Mr. Lane .. . Riding on M's late motor bike and listening to Emery's poetry ... Freshman Football I, Varsity Basketball 2, J.V. Basketball 2, Freshman Basketball I, Varsity Baseball I, Spring Track 2, Science Fair 3, Prom Committee 3, Mike, Pent, Emery and Gang 3, 4, Rockland High l, 2. LAWRENCE BURBINE I8 Forest Street, Whitman ... Larry ... Sorry about that ... Marketing and food dis- tribution ... Mr. Redick ... Ugly or cold girls ... Varsity Baseball 2, 3, J.V. Baseball lp Variety Show Stage Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL J. BURBINE 85 Linden Street, Whitman ... Enibrub ... Well, Durand is late again! Durand, one of these days! ... To be a teacher and own a Ferrari ... Mrs. Aleman ... Senior Math class ... Yearbook 4, F.T.A. 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 2, Freshman Bas- ketball I, Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Science Fair 2, 3, 4, Science Fair Aide I, Science Fair Medal Winner 2, Dick, Ted and Bob I, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH BURKE 34 Winter Street, Hanson Liz . . . Wait for me, Gay! .. . College and stuff ... Mr. Kelly Silence F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: J.V. Basketball 3, Prom Committee 3, Cafeteria Aide 2, 3, Executive Council 4, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4. MICHELE BUSH 201 Hogg Memorial Drive, Whitman ... Olive ... lt's really real, I am getting ruggeder and ruggeder every day with my fang scar-face, muscles and flat feet! .. . A college bum ... Mr. Resnick . .. People who are against pelicans, duck-billed platypusses, grasshoppers and merry-go-rounds and those who don't let their laugh wrinkles krinkle . .. Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Drama Club l, Ski Club 4, Library Aide 4, Boston Ballroom I, Dance Cam- mittee I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Executive Council 4, French Club 3. WILLIAM BRUCE 642 Pleasant Street, Hanson ... Oh Man! ..': Playing the drums ... Mr. Redgate ... Slow people when I'm trying to get to lunch. BELINDA CABRERA 767 Pleasant Street, Hanson ... Linda ... No, Sir! ... Undecided Miss Briard ... Sitting at home Library Aide 4. HENRY CADY 78 Harvard Street, Whitman ... Hank .. . Did you do your English homework, Whitey? ... Business-- man ... Mr. Ferrisi. LORRAINE M, CALHOON I5 Laurel Street, Whitman ... Only you would think of that! ... Mr. Resnick ...filling out these ridiculous forms .. . Drama Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. SUSAN CALLANAN 382 Homeland Drive, Whitman ... Sue . .. What a panic, you wouldn't believe it! . .. Secretary . . . Mr. Redgate . . . Maiorettes 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL CAREY 509 Temple Street, Whitman . .. Mechanic, businessman ... Varsity football 'l, 2, 3, Cardinal Spellman High I, 2, 3, Homeroom President 3. LINDA M. CHAMBERS 50 Walnut Street, Whitman . .. Hickey ... Who says a Mustang can take my GTO?? . Model . . . Mr. Albrecht . . . Mr. Chaskes. EDWARD CHASE 81 Jenkins Avenue, Whitman ... Ted .. Oh, really? Gee, that's too bod! ... To be an electrical engineer and to own a Ferrari . .. Mrs. Crosman ... Cheap girls ... F.T.A. 4, Photo Club 2, Ski Club 4, Freshman Basketball l, Winter Track 2, Spring Track 2, Gun Club 3, Variety Show 3. DENISE CHIGHISOLA 954 Auburn Street, Whitman ... Oh, crumb, honest to God? ... Dancing, dancing instructor .. . Mrs. W. McCarthy . . . Stuck up people . . . Newspaper 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, Variety Show 2, 3. ELAINE CHISOLM l20 Harvard Street, Whitman ... Chis ... Oh, cut it out! . .. To become an elementary school teacher . . . Mrs. Crosman . . . Getting up early . . . F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Softball I, Varsity Field Hockey 2, J.V. Basketball 1, Golf Club 2, Science Fair 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 3, 4. BRUCE CLARK 563 East Washington Street, Hanson ... Law . . . Mrs. Morris . .. Newspaper 2, 3, A.V. Aides I, 3, 4, Science Club I, Freshman Football l, J.V. Basketball I, J.V. Base- ball l, Cross Country 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 2, 3. CYNTHIA CLIFFORD 335 High Street, Hanson ... Cindy ... Hi Creep ... To find my millionaire and live happily ever after ... Mr. Resnick . . . People who try to be what they're not ... Newspaper 2, 3, Student Council I, Library Aide 3, Cheerleaders I, 4, J.V. Basketball I, Junior Prom Queen 3, Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Guard 3, Class Secretary I, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, Masque and Triangle Hostess 2, Pep Club I, Boston Ballroom I, Prom Committee 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, One act play 2, Junior Prom Hostess 2, Yearbook 4. RICHARD COLE 43 Hobart Square, Whitman . .. I don't have any homework! ... Mr. Rodick . . . School. ROBERTA COLE I 43 Baker Street, Hanson ,. . Come here, Little Linda! . .. Great success for Ken and me ... Mr. Albrecht . . . Underclassmen . . . Student Council I, Library Aide 3, 4, Cafeteria Aide 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 2. JANE CONANT 530 Beulah Street, Whitman ... Get your gun, honey! . . . Teacher .. . Mr. Redgate ... Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Library Aide 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball l, Prom Committee 3, Executive Coun- cil 4, Spellman Essay 3, Variety Show 2. RUTH CONNER 36 Homeland Drive, Whitman ... Peaches . . . What a nut! Getting married .. . Mr. Lee .. . Home- work on weekends or holidays .. . Spanish Club 2. JOSE PH COONEY Pearl Street, Hanson ... Carpenter .. Miss MacDonnell. ROBERT COX 671 Hill Street, Hanson ... Moose ... lt breaks me up ... Mr. Hines . .. Authoritarians ... To study agriculture ... Science Club 2, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, Science Fair 3. . PATRICK CRONIN 48 Harriet Avenue, Whitman ... Pat . .. Oh, that ain't bad! . . . Sports writer . .. Mr. D'Alessio . .. Homework ... Varsity Football 3, 45 Freshman Football I5 Varsity Basketball 45 J.V. Basketball 35 Freshman Basket- ball I5 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 J.V. Baseball 25 Cardinal Sp'ellman High I, 25 Homeroom President 2. ELIZABETH CROSMAN 6I7 Main Street, Hanson ... Betsy ... Nursing ... Miss Pratt ... Chorus I5 N.H.S. 45 Green Thumbs I, 25 J.V. Basketball I, 2, 35 Tennis I, 2, 3. JOANN CROWELL 655 Washington Street, Whitman ... Jody .. . Well Chambers, where do we say we've been for the last five hours? . . . To be a fashion model. .. Mr. Redgate .. . Tommy Tuna ... Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee 4. RICHARD CURLEY 76 Dewey Avenue, Whitman ... Curley . . . Is that right? ... Making money . .. Mr. Meiggs . .- People who pretend they are something they are not . . . Varsity Football 3, 45 Spring Track 25 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM B. CUSHING I9 Pine Street, Whitman ... Billy . . . That's nice Aeronautical engineer Mr. Godfrey Too much hqmework .. . Band I, 2, 3, 4. JOANNE DAIGLE 581 South Avenue, Whitman ... Jo ... Has Danny called yet? Secretary . .. Mrs. Hallisey . .. My nickname ... N.H.S. 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Cafeteria Aide I, 2, 3, 4. M. REBECCA DALEY I59 High Street, Hanson ... Becky . . . Do you believe it? ... Accountant. . . Miss Irwin ... Typewriters . . . Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 J.V. Field Hockey I5 Varsity Basketball Manager 45 J.V. Basketball 35 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 45 Science Fair Aide 2, 35 Executive Board 3, 45 Science Fair I5 Yearbook 4. PAUL DANN 82 West Street, Whitman Wake up, Hall! .. . Dental technician or truck driver Mr. Wood .. . Ford boys that are still walking. KAREN J. DAVIDSON 252 Main Street, Hanson ... Kar .. . Oh, come on, kids, don't do it here! To go to never-never land and never grow old . . . Mrs. W. McCarthy . . . People who run away from their duties . . . Yearbook 45 Newspaper 3, 4, Head Typist 45 Art Club 25 Drama Club 25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Ski Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Varsity Field Hockey 3, 45 Variety Show 35 Intramural Basketball 21 BOSYOU Ballroom Ii N.H.S. 3, 4, Secretary 45 Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 45 Graduation Usherette 3. CORLA M. DAVIS 56 Jenkins Avenue, Whitman . . . Fried Eggs Oh, Baloney! Secretary ... Mr. Meiggs Running out of gas on Forest Street . . . Drama Club 45 F.B. L.A. 3, 4, Recording Secretary 45 Archery Club 4. STEPHEN DEROCHEA 280 High Street, Whitman ... Roach ... You'll get over it To be successful... Mr. Straffin Unhappy people . .. Science Club I. JOHN DILILLO 61 Lantz Avenue, Whitman ... Pillow ... Hey, Fang, wanna shoot for time and S2.00? . . . Sports announcer .. . Varsity Football Manager 45 Prom Committee 3. JOSEPH DIMARZO 557 Bedford Street, Whitman ... Joey . . . No, Fang, I won't lend you a dimelu ... Gym teacher ... Mr. Hines .. . Senior girls . .. Student Council President 45 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Freshman Football I5 Freshman Basketball I5 Spring Track I, 2. CHARLES DION 22 Star Street, Whitman Sandy .. . Strictly Mickey Mouse Oh, I see Keep a date with Uncle Sam .. . Mr. Rodick .. . Fords . .. Cross Country 3, 45 Spring Track 4. SHARON A. DODGE 42 Day Street, Whitman . . . Shar . . . I think it's stupid I ... Hairdressing, marriage Mr. Lee .. . Being told what to do . . . Drama Club 3,' Secretary 35 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 45 Miss Whitman- Hanson 4. WILLIAM DONOVAN 437 Maquan Street, Hanson Bill . . . How are ya fixed ? . .. To become an aviator . . . Mr. Rodick ... Drama Club I, 25 Varsity Football 35 Freshman Football I5 Spring Track 2. ROBERT DRAYTON 86 Monponsett Street, Hanson Bob .. . That ain't bad I Automotive mechanic . .. Mr. Wood . . . Science Club 4. RALPH DRYSDALE I69 High Street, Whitman Ohl I see ... Mr. Redgate . . . Third lunch .. . Student Council I5 A.V. Aides I5Varsity Football 35 Freshman Football I5 Freshman Basketball I5 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Base- ball 45 Freshman Baseball I5 Spring Track 2. ROBERT DURAND 37 Kendrick Street, Whitman .. . Pentalope Tiki ... l'm not that late, Burbine I . Biology teacher . . . Miss Kelleher .. . People who cut in lunch line Band I5 Chefs' Club 45 Varsity Football 45 Spring Track 45 Science Fair I, 35 Prom Committee 3. STANLEY W. EISNOR 94 Kendrick Street, Whitman . . . Stan . . . Hey aguainous I . .. To further myself in mathe- matics ...Mr. Kelley ...Homeroom Band I, 25 Student Council I5 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Winter Track 2, 3, 45 Spring Track 2, 3, 4. ELAINE ELIAS I3 Arlene Street, Hanson .. . Ah come on . .. Bookkeeper ... Mrs. Aleman . . . Noisy neighbors . . . F.N.C. 2, 45 F.B.L.A. 4. L. KATHLEEN ESTABROOK 32 Jerome Street, Whitman Kathie How do you feel ? . .. To be a famous actress in Hollywood . .. Mr. Redgate . . . The crowded girls' room . .. Newspaper 45 Student Council I5 F.B.L.A. 45 Library Aide 35 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Cafeteria Aide I, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Variety Show 3. KENNETH FARDIE 774 Winter Street, Hanson Ken . Ain't that iust toooo bad .. . Engineering . . . Mr. Spratt .. . Slow girls ... A.V. Aides I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Varsity Football 35 J.V. Basketball 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM FARLEY 680 Indian Head Street, Hanson Bill Wake up, Hall I Barber ... Mr. Spratt A.V. Aides 4. CATHERINE M. FEIRICK 659 Washington Street, Whitman . .. Cath You think so, don't you, Alice ? . . . Secre- tary Miss MacDonnell Bob Barry F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. JARED FLAVELL 576 South Avenue, Whitman VeIle iilt could happen Jerry Flavell of Jerry Flavell Auto Parts ... Mr. Wood Income taxes Bowling Club 35 Science Club I5 Library Aide 45 Freshman Football I. CATH LEEN FOLEY 20 Wilmot Street, Whitman .. .,HCathy ... Man, it was really wild I To become a skin diver ... Miss MacDonnell . .. Three Senior girls and a male Senior Advisor .. . Newspaper I, 3, 45 Student Council I, 25 Drama Club I, 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Golf Club 25 Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. RICHARD FORD 27 Crescent Street, Whitman .. . Rick What are we going to do this weekend 7 .. . Engineer ...Mr. Kelley.. .Girls who don't know howto dance Band I, 2, 3, 45 Winter Track 45 Spring Track 3, 45 District Band 35 Science Fair I, 35 Varsity Club 4. DIANE M. FRISBIE 270 School Street, Whitman ... Friz . .. Oh, that's terrible Secretary Mrs. W. McCarthy . . . My favorite gym teacher who calls me Friz ... F.N.C. 2, Drama Club lg F.B.L.A. 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 2, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 2,3, 4, Cafeteria Aide I, 2, 3 GLENN GARDNER 248 Beulah Street, Whitman .. . Greg . .. Well, that ain't bad Engineer or technician ... Mr. Hines .. . A certain girl that doesn't say much N,H,S, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 4. MARGARET GARREN IO9 Jenkins Avenue, Whitman ... Peggy That is good Hairdresser Miss MacDonnell My homework Abington High School I, 2, 3 JAMES T. GAVAZA 555 Plymouth Street, Whitman ... Well, I reckon this is the place ... Future in refrigeration and air conditioning . . . Mr. Lee .. . Teachers who are always out to lunch. RICHARD GLAUBEN 651 State Street, Hanson Hema Auto mechanic Mr. Rodick J.V. Baseball I, Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 4, ARTHUR GOODWIN 21 Rock Street, Whitman Goodie . . . That ain't bad . . . Chef .. . Mr. Rodick Carl Ruxton and people who don't have their homework done so I can copy it A.V. Aides 4, Bowling Club l, 2, 3, Freshman Foot- ball I. MARION I. GOODWIN 767 East Washington Street, Hanson .. . Goody . . . Bruuuce I I . . . Teaching . . . Mr. Redgate . . . First period gym outside . . . Student Council l, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 J.V. Basketball -2, 3, 4, Golf Club 2, Dance Committee I, 2, Prom Committee 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE GORRILL IO77 East Washington Street, Hanson .. . Juicy Coach .. . Mr. Redgate . .. Playing golf with a certain Senior girl Varsity Football 4, Freshman Football I, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. MAGARET GREENE 36 Park Avenue, Whitman . . . Social worker Mrs. Morris .. . Loud-mouthed football players Newspaper 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Treasurer 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 2, Science Fair 2, 3, Science Fair Aide 2, Yearbook 4. VICKI GREENHALGE 24 Reed Place, Whitman ... That ain't bad, might be nice . . . To be happy .. . Mr. Godfrey . . . People who pick their noses . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4, Art Club I, Softball 2, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 4. PAUL GREY Sl Regal Street, Whitman ... What you don't know, you don't have to do Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, JANET GRISWOLD 332 Commercial Street, Whitman Baby I suppose II ... Airline Stewardess Mr. LaFranchise .. . My sister when she wakes me up in the morning . . . Chorus I, 2, Bowling Club 3, Drama Club I, 2, Photo Club 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, ELLEN HALE 32 High Street, Whitman ... Elli ... Don't you think I know anything ?? .. . Cambridge School of Busi- ness Administration and Broadcasting . .. Mr. F. Smith ... People who are constantly asking for Kleenex ... Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Science Fair Aide 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4. GAYLE HANBY 48 Ellis Avenue, Whitman Oh JeezII Nursing Band I, 2, 3, 4, F.N.C. 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, Softball 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 2. SANDRA HARDING 29 Dana Street, Whitman Sandy .. . Really . .. IBM School... Miss MacDonnell Student Council 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Golf Club 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2. -I ROBERT HARLOW 67 Stetson Street, Whitman ... lt's all over . . . Mr. Rodick. PAMELA HARRIGAN 50 Washington Street, Hanson . .. Pam . . . Hey, that's sharp I .. . Medical secretary . .. Mr. Redgate , . . Running to class after lunch . . . Bowling Club 4, Softball I, 4, Varsity Field Hockey I. DONNA HARRINGTON 64 Sportsmen's Trail, Whitman Harry . . . You're not too mental, Foley! . .. IBM Opera- tor . . . Miss MacDonnell . . . Three two-faced girls: C.C., K.K., S.I. .. . Newspaper 3, F.B.L.A. 3, Ski Club 4, Varsity Field Hockey Manager 4, Junior Class Treasurer 3, Prom Committee 3, Honor Guard 3, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 2, 3, Archery Club 2, Science Fair Aide I. JUDITH HARRIS 24 Stetson Street, Whitman No no no no nol I I I . .. To be a legal secretary ... Mrs. Kostas ... Having to wear white sox in gym Newspaper 4, Drama Club 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. JOHN J. HAYES II9 Alden Street, Whitman ... JJ Hey, Gene, let's find some girls! . .. Beachbum Foot- ball Practice ... Freshman Football I, Freshman Basketball I, Freshman Class President I, Intramural Basketball I, 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, BRENDA HEISE l6S Milford Street, Hanson ... I don't know .. . Secretary .. . Mr. Resnick ... Clumsy people ... F.B.L.A. 3. ROGER HENDRIX 54 Franklin Street, Whitman ... What have we here? Shazam, sl-iazam! ... Diesel work and refrigeration ... Mr. Chaskes ... Freshman Basketball I, J.V. Basketball 2. JANET M. HICKEY 257 School Street, Whitman . .. Honest you kids, I'll never go back with him again! ... Secretary . . . Girls that go out with other girls' boyfriends . .. News- paper 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, St. Patrick High I. KAREN HILL 287 Washington Street, Whitman .. . Funny or what? . . . College . .. Teacher .. . Mr. Hines . . . People who walk slowly in the corridors ... F.T.A. 2, 3, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Science Fair 3. KATHLEEN A. HILL 54 Stetson Street, Whitman ... Kathy ... Don't be ridiculous! I never finish my homework II . . . Grammar school teacher . .. Miss MacDonnell . . . Ironing my gymsuit ... Green Thumbs 2, Library Aide 3, Prom Cam- mittee 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Execu- tive Board 4, Science Fair Aide 4, Yearbook 4, Faculty Editor 4. DANIEL HOLBROOK 980 Washington Street, Whitman . . . Engineer .. . Mrs. Morris . . . Spring Track I, 4, Winter Track 4. LORNA HOLBROOK 485 Beulah Street, Whitman ... Lonnie .. . Is that right? ... To own a dark green M-G .. . Mr. Campbell.. . Getting into trouble with Janet .. . F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Ski Club 2, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Archery Club 2, Variety Show 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, Dance Committee 'l, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, Graduation Usherette 3, Yearbook 4. PAMELA HOLBROOK I79 Washington Street, Whitman .. . Pam .. . That ain't bad, It lust might be . .. Toqbe a lab technician or to work with office machines . .. Mr. Redgate ... Being called Mouse . . . Dance Committee 2, Science Fair Aide 3, Prom Committee 3. CYNTHIA HOLMES 437 High Street, Hanson ... Cindy . . . How do ya feel? .. . To goto college and be a success in life . . . Mr. Hines , . . Homework . . . Newspaper 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, Art Club 2, F.T.A. 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Manager 4, Intramural Basketball I, Science Fair 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Class Play 3, Archery Club 2, Yearbook 4. JANET HOLMES 937 Washington Street, Whitman . . . That's groovy! ... Teacher or social worker . . . Mr. LaFranchise ... Peas ... F.T.A. 2, 3, 41 Science Club 31 Spanish Club 3, 41 Varsity Field hockey 3, 41 Intramural Basketball 11 Dance Committee 2, 3, 41 Prom Committee 31 Science Fair 2, 31 Variety Show 31 Archery Club 2. EMMANUEL HOROWITZ 251 Main Street, Hanson . .. Butch ... I am sorry to disagree, but... Electrical engineer . ..Mrs. Millett... Bad marks .. . Band 1, 2, 3, 41 Yearbook Copy Editor 41 Chorus 1, 2, 41 Newspaper 2, 3, 41 N.H.S. 3, 41 Student Council 2, 31 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, President 31 A.V. Aides 1, 2, 3, 41 Drama Club 1, 2, 31 Science Club 2, 3, Treasurer 21 Photo Club 1, 21 Library Aide 2, 31 SEMSBA 2, 31 Science Fair, 1st 2, 3, Freshman Cup 11 S.S. Science Fair, lst 2, 31 State Science Fair, lst, 2, 31 Spell- man Essay Semi-finalist 31 NCTE Candidate 31 Senior Class Treasurer. ROBERT HOWLAND 31 Sullivan Terrace, Whitman . .. Tuttle ... Gimped up ... Math teacher .. . Mr. Meiggs ... Homework on weekends ... Ties ... Student Council 11 Science Club 1, 21 California High School 1, 21 German Club 1, 21 Rho Sigma Chi 1, 2. JOANNE M. HUGHES 375 Homeland Drive, Whitman .. Are you kidding me? . . . Teacher . .. Mr. Redgate . . . Long homework assignments on short weekends . . . Chorus 1, 21 Dance Committee 1, 2, 31 Newspaper 2. RAYMOND L. IBBITSON 161 Elm Street, Hanson . .. Ibby . . . That ain't bad . . . Heavy equipment operator . . . Mr. Rodick . . . When I come in from gym and have three minutes before the passing bell rings ... J.V. Baseball 3. SUSAN INGRAM 875 High Street, Hanson ... Sue . .. Come on . . . . . . To get a college degree . . . Mrs. Morris . . . Attention-seekers .. . Newspaper 2, 3, 41 Student Coun- cil 2, 31 Art Club 11 Variety Show 21 Executive Council 3, 41 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 1, 2, 31 Honor Guard 31 Yearbook 4. DONNA JACOBSEN 102 Hancock Street, Whitman . .. Don, Pebbles ... Only one more year to go and I'lI finally be through with school . . . To get married some day . . . People who bump into you and don't say, Excuse me . . . Basket- ball 4. BARRY JACOBSON SSS Pine Street, Whitman . .. Jake . .. Greetings and saIutations . . . Photographer . . . Mr. LaFranchise . . . These weird teenage dances . . . Newspaper 3, 41 Green Thumbs 41 F.B.L.A. 3, 41 Photo Club 4. CYNTHIA JEFFERSON 71 Liberty Street, Hanson .. . Cindy Cool it, kid! ... Interpreter or language teacher . . . Mrs. Aleman . . . Catty girls . . . Newspaper 2, 3, 41 N.H.S. 3, 41 Student Council 21 F.T.A. 21 Spanish Club 41 Library Aide 31 Class Vice-president 1, 3, 41 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 41 Intramural Basketball 11 Senior Re- ception Hostess 31 Honor Guard 31 Prom Court 31 Yearbook 4. PAU LA JENKINS 202 School Street, Whitman . .. Bet your life I'm no fool! . . . Secretary . . . Mrs. W. McCarthy . . . People who scrape their nails on a blackboard . . . News- paper 41 Student Council 1, 21 Drama Club 31 F.B.L.A. 3, 41 Cafeteria Aide 1, 2. EDWARD JENNESS 46 Dewey Avenue, Whitman ... Oh, that ain't bad Electrical technician . .. Mr. Wood Bowling Club 3. JOHN JINGOZIAN 200 Pine Street, Whitman ... Jingo . . . Priesthood .. . Mr. LaFranchise . . . Photo Club 31 J.V. Baseball 3. ERNEST M. JOHNSON 189 Warren Avenue, Whitman . . . Ernie . .. I eat Fords for supper . . . Computer pro- gramming . . . Mr. Clark . . . Freshmen who think they're wise ... A.V. Aides 2, 3, 41 Winter Track 1. KAREN KELLEY 196 Spring Street, Hanson . .. No, he's still grounded . .. Mr. Campbell... People who get mad when I don't have anything to say . .. Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 41 N.H.S. 3, 41 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 41 Library Aide 31 J.V. Bas- ketball I1 Miss Touchdown 31 Queen's Court 31 Girls' State 31 Yearbook 4. MICHAEL KENNEALLY 29 Hobart Square, Whitman Baby Hi Honey, What's for lunch? Air Force ... Mr. LaFranchise .. . Teachers who think they're IT! . . . Bowling Club 31 Freshman Football 1. KATHLEEN A. KENT 787 Washington Street, Whitman Kath How do you feel? . .. Public Relations Miss Baroni P.L.C. and the T.L.C. . .. Newspaper 2, 41 Student Council 41 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 21 Library Aide 31 Executive Board 3, 41 Sophomore Vice- President 21 Prom Hostess 21 Variety Show 21 Prom Com- mittee 3j Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. EILEEN M. KERAS 103 Brigham Street, Whitman What a blast! . .. Nurse . . . Mr. Hines . . . People who get mad at me and don't tell me why ... Student Council 1, 31 F.N.C. 2, 4, Secretary 2, 41 Spanish Club 41 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 41 Prom Committee 3. ROBERT KETCHEN 31 Hancock Street, Whitman ... She's nice1 I think I'II take her out Local Merchant. .. Mr. F. Smith Freshman Football 11 Varsity Football 3, 41 J.V. Basketball 21 Freshman Basketball 11 Varsity Basketball 3, 4. ANDREW KEY 711 E. Washington Street, Hanson Andy What do we do in gym? Wicked neat Physi- cist or conservationist Mr. Cromwell . .. Homework .. . Science Fair 11 Honor Guard 31 N.H.S. 3, 4, Vice-President 41 Photo Club 1, 21 Intramural Basketball 3, 41 J.V. Base- ball 3j Varsity Football 31 Yearbook 4. DAVID LANDRY 176 Union Street, Hanson . . . Dave .. . You're a witch and I hate you1 you have one blue eye and one brown eye! . .. Business ... Mr. Chaskes . .. School .. . Prom Committee 3. EDWARD LANE 28 Stetson Street, Whitman ... Man About Town You're a Dingy-ling, Ray! Lawyer Uncle Leo LBJ . .. A.V. Aides 2, 3, 41 Freshman Football 11 J.V. BaskeLtbalI, Varsity Basketball Manager 11 Freshman Basketball Manager 11 Prom Committee 31 Senior Executive Board 4. MARCIA LANG 372 Whitman Street, Whitman You don't say . . . IBM operator . . . Mrs. W. McCarthy . . . Teachers who talk too fast ... Dance Committee 2. FRED LARSON 65 Temple Street, Whitman You're out of your gourd! . . . Chef. . . Mr. Meiggs. JOSEPH LECLAIR 118 Milford Street, Hanson . .. Eek . . Now that ain't bad Collectunemployment . . . Mr. F. Smith . . . Guys that are always bumming money . . . Winter Track 11 Freshman Football 11 Varsity Football 4. CAROL LEDWELL 48 Linden Street, Whitman Coffee ... Give a BEEP by the pool hall! . . . Mathematics teacher ... Mr. Redgate .. . Boys who are Ringos instead of Colleg- iates Art Club 1, 21 Ski Club 41 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 41 Dance Committee 31 Variety Show 2, 3.. GERALDINE LE LITO 1443 Main Street, Hanson ... Gerry . . . Use your head . .. Teacher Mrs. Casey . .. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Green Thumbs I, 2, Soft- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Field Hockey I, J.V. Basketball I, 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Spellman Essay Semifinalist 3, Science Fair I, 2, 32 Yearbook Girls' Sports Editor 4. DOREEN LIMA 323 South Street, Hanson Score ... Really? Well, how about that! . . . To be a successful legal secretary . .. Mrs. Aleman . . . A certain underclassman who calls me Freshie Newspaper 4, Business Manager 4, NIH.S. 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, President 4, Spanish Club 3, Girls' State 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Yearbook 4. PAULA M. LINCOLN 245 School Street, Whitman . .. Link .. . Oh! I'm sorry, I didn't mean to break it! ... Nursing . . . Mr. Lee . . . Boys in my homeroom who refuse to give pennies for the Indian child that the Student Council adopted .. . Newspaper 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Executive Board 3, Golf Club 2. BARBARA J. LORING 137 West Street, Whitman . .. Bonnie Hey, that's wicked nice . . . English teacher . .. Mr. La Franchise . . . Two-faced people l???J .. . Newspaper I, 4, Student Council I, F.T.A. 2, Spanish Club 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, Winter Carnival Princess I, Mardi Gras Queen 2, Prom Committee 3, Variety Show 2, Dance Com- mittee I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES LUSK 331 Bedford Street, Whitman ... Lusky ls that right? .. . Machinist, engraver or welder Mr. F. Smith. EUGENE MACDONALD 28 East Avenue, Whitman Moc No, Earl, I don't want to shoot pool! To continue what l've been doing -- nothing . .. Mr. Larson ... Freshman Football I, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball I, J.V. Baseball l', Winter Track 2, Spring Track 2. MARION MACKERWICZ 215 Commercial Street, Whitman ... Mac . .. Let's cruise the drag for a change! . . . To be real . . . Mr. Rodick . . . People who can't think for themselves .. . Art Club I, 2, Treasurer 2, Ski Club 3, 4, J,V. Basket- ball 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, Dance Committee I. DONALD MAINS 2I0 Whitman Avenue, Whitman You better believe it! . .. Choke . .. Accountant Mr. Lee Chorus I, Drama Club I. ALAN L. MAIORANO 1191 East Washington Street, Hanson Corvairs go! High school or commercial advertising Freshman Football I. PAUL MALONEY I38 South Avenue, Whitman ... Keep it in your sneaker . .. Sophisticated girls To be a successful bachelor Mr. Smith Varsity Football 4, Spring and Winter Track I, 2, 4, Chorus 2, 3, A,V, Aides I. KAREN MANN 87 Court Street, Whitman . . . What a hot ticket! To be happy .. . Miss Briard People who aren't ready on time . .. Varsity Basketball 3, 4, J.V. Bas- ketball I, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Science Fair 3. STELLA MARTELL 90 Loring Avenue, Whitman ... So what do you want me to do? Stand on my head and spit nickeIs?? To make a good wife and mother ... Daddy Godfrey .. . Conceited boys Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, News- paper I, Student Council I, 2, 3, Drama Club I, 2, F.B.L.A, 3, 4, SEMSBA 2, 3, District 4, Prom Committee 3, Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 3, MICHELE MATTA 315 Franklin Street, Whitman ... CheIe Gee, Paula, l'm not quite sure ... To live to be one hundred ... Mr. Hines ... People who say I look like Barbra Streisand ... Softball 3, 4, Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, .l.V. Basketball I. SANDRA MATTSON Il Union Park Street, Hanson ... Sandy Sam You know what I mean! To find real happiness Mr. Resnick ... Snobby people ... Chorus I, Newspaper 2, Student Council 3, F.B.L.A. 3, Intramural Basketball I, Dance Committee I, 2. MARIA-JANE MCCLELLAN 472 Indian Head Street, Hanson .. . Clem . . . Oh, that's raunchy . . . Medical technologist . .. Mrs. Casey ... Homework F.N.C. 2, Bowling Club I, 2, Science Club 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Library Aide 3, Cafeteria Aide 4, Science Fair 3, 2nd Prize 3. SUSAN McKAY I76 Holmes Street, Hanson ... Mother McKay ... Good God Maude ... To bring happiness where I can as a person .. . Mr. Redgote ... Cold, slimy gym shower floors ... Science Fair Aide 3, Pram Committee 3. HUGH MCKENNA 636 South Avenue, Whitman Chippy . . . That ain't too bad .. . Undecided . . . Mr. Redgote. ARTHUR MCLAUGHLIN I92 Crass Street, Hanson ... Don't iust do something, stand there ... Mr. Rodick. MICHAEL L. MEINHOLD 3I0 Indian Head Street, Hanson .. Mickey ... Oh ho! ... Barber ... F.D.R. SUSAN METEVIER 6 Washington Street, Whitman ... Susie T.V. . . . Wicked neat, l'm going to be tough pretty soon! . . . Mrs. Morris . . . Michele's car . . . Newspaper 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, Ski Club 4, Library Aide I, 4, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. LESLIE MORGAN 246 School Street, Whitman ... Les ... I might have been embarrassed . . . To be happy . . . Mr. Kelley . ..Wearing shoes . .. Newspaper 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Library Aide 3, Executive Board 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, St. Patrick High I. DIANE MORSE 608 Plymouth Street, Whitman DeeDee ... Don't B flat! ... Music Teacher ... Mr. Godfrey Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Green Thumbs 2, Dance Committee 3, 4, SEMSBA 3, 4, New England Or- chestra 3, 4, South East District Orchestra 3, 4. SHARON MURPHY 100 Glen Street, Whitman ... You see, I have this terrible inferiority complex . . . To be another Carol Burnett . . . Mr. Redgate .. . Crowded corridors and teachers yelling, Keep to the right! .. . Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, SEMSBA I, 3, 4, Dis- trict 3, 4, New England 3, Variety Show 2, 3, Dance Com- mittee I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. PHYLLIS NAGEL 8 Stetson Street, Whitman . . . Moose . . . ' Thanks, Creepl ' . . . Peace Corps . . . Mr. Redgate . . . People who think they're better than others . .. Bowling Club 3, Drama Club 3, Prom Committee 3. LINDA NARDI 496 Main Street, Hanson . . . How about that?' . . . IBM operator. PAUL J. NAWAZELSKI 359 Irrdian Head Street, Hanson .. . Zeke . . . Fords don't go .. . Automotive engineering . . . Mrs. Crosman .. . People who knock Chevies. THOMAS NUGENT 501 Spring Street, Hanson ... Nute . . Mother, I've come home to die! . . . Zoology . . . Mrs. Morris .. . People who tilt pinball machines . .. Cross Country I, 2, 3, Winter Track 3, Spring Track 2, 3. KEITH S. OBILLO I35 Elm Street, Hanson . . . Scoop . .. You're putting me on! . . . Business administration . . . Mr. Redgate ... Teachers who give hard tests ... Bowling Club I, 25 Winter Track 25 Golf Club 25 Science Fair I, 35 Prom Committee 3. DENNIS O'BRlEN 265 South Avenue, Whitman . .. O'B . . Collect unemployment . . . Mr. Lydon . . . Mr. LaFranchise . . . Student Council I5 Freshman Football I5 Freshman Basketball I5 J.V. Baseball I5 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Sophomore Class Treasurer5 Honor Guard 35 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. RICHARD O'CONNELL 94 Commercial Street, Whitman . Okey ... Hey Z, did you see them this morning? . .. Biological technician .. . Mr. Campbell . . . Stanley Eisnor . . F.T.A. 45 Freshman Basketball I5 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4. KENNETH ORCUTT 96 Cherry Street, Whitman . . . How ya fixed? . . . Engineer . . . Mr. Teahan . .. Spring Track 2, 45 Freshman Football I5 Vgrsity Football 2, 3, 4. GREGORY OIROAK l68 Beulah Street, Whitman ... Greg .. . Chevies don't go . . . Ford Mechanic . .. Mr. Straffin . . No pool table in the cafeteria .. . Science Fair I. MICHAEL PACKARD 459 Washington Street, Whitman . . . Fang .. . How about all the times I lent you something, Pillow! To get out of high school. .. Mr. Rodick ... People who borrow and don't pay back . . . Varsity Football 3, 45 Freshman Basketball I5 Cross Country 25 Prom Com- mittee 3. LINNAYA PAIVA 44 Old Mansion Lane, Whitman ... Linn ... Say what? ... Business ... Mr. Redgate . .. Howie living in Springfield ... Chorus I, 2. ANN PARTRIDGE 80 Benson Street, Whitman . .. Honest to God! . . . Laboratory or x-ray technician . . . Miss Mac- Donnell . . . People who think they're superior . . . Art Club I5 F.N.C. I5 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Ski Club I, 2, 3, 45 ,l.V, Basketball I5 Variety Show 35 Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 3. CHARLES PERKINS 266 Sportsmen's Trail, Whitman . . . Kid Comet . . . You are definitely dapper . . . Further my education . . . Mr. Lydon . .. Mondays . . . Library Aide 35 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Freshman Football I5 ..l.V. Baseball 25 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 35 Science Fair I. DONNA PICAVET 327 Beulah Street, Whitman ... Oh, come on! . . . To get married .. . Mr. Godfrey . . . Dishanest people ... Newspaper I, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 4. CHERYL PIERCE 50 Beal Avenue, Whitman . .. Cher ... Well, maybe, but I don't know . . . Mr. Albrecht . . . Go to finishing school ... People who tell me I bleach my hair ... Newspaper 3, 45 Student Council I, 25 Drama Club I5 F.B. L.A. 35 Ski Club 45 Variety Show 25 Dance Committee 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. MARY K. PIERCE 32 Legion Parkway, Whitman ... Kathy ... Ah, rats! ... Interior designer ... Mrs. MacAfee ... Schedules for which l'm always late ... Softball I. AVE LINO PINA 684 Pleasant Street, Hanson ... .luiie . . . That's your problem ... Undecided . . . Mrs. Aleman . . . Stuck up people. FRANK PINA 387 Pleasant Street, Hanson ... Hey, Ralph, you best get off that kick before you get burned! . . . Hey, Anthony, what happens in town tonight? . . . Aeronautical mechanic ... Mr. Rodick ... Freshman Football I5 Winter Track I, 2, 45 Spring Track I, 2, 45 Varsity Football 2, 3. KATHLEEN A. PINA 7I9 Pleasant Street, Hanson .. . Kathy Really .. . To be a beautician .. . Mrs. Howe ... Conceited girls. RICHARD PINA 382 Pleasant Street, Hanson . . . I can't see it! ... Mr. Meiggs ... Freshman Football I5 J.V. Bas- ketball 25 .I.V. Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3. LINDA PITTSLEY 73 Jenkins Avenue, Whitman ls that so! ... Mr. Redgate .. . Drama Club I5 F.B.L.A. 3, 4. KATHLEEN PLASSE 236 Winter Street, Whitman ... Kath . . . That ain't bad . . . Happiness . . . Mr. Resnick . . . Conceited people .. . Newspaper 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Library Aide 35 Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Prom Court 35 Science Fair Aide I5 Variety Show 3. ' KERRY PLUMMER 506 Washington Street, Whitman ... Ask me if I care . . . Secretary . . . Mrs. Casey . . . A certain Senior boy who makes fun of my tennis game . . . Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Tennis 45 Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Science Fair Aide 35 Cafeteria Aide I. BRUCE F. PORTER 34I E. Washington Street, Hanson Earl Let's go down the W.B.C. and shoot! ... To further my education ... Mr. Larson . .. Tennis I5 Spring Track 2, 35 Freshman Basketball I5 Freshman Football I5 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. LAURINDA F. POTE 52 Alden Street, Whitman ... Lauri . . . Oh, John! . . . Teaching . . . Mr. Resnick . . . Button- down collar shirts with the back button unbuttoned .. . News- paper 35 N.H.S. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Library Aide 3, 45 Intramural Basketball I5 Graduation Usherette 35 Yearbook 4. DIANNE PRINCIGALLI 329 Temple Street, Whitman . .. Di . . . Two n's, not one . . . Nurse .. . Mr. Redgate . . . F.N.C. 2, 4, Vice-President 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 3. EVE LYN PRIOR 20 Central Street, Whitman . . . Eat your heart out .. . Mrs. Leach. CHARLES PYE 28 Spring Street, Hanson Scooter Pie .. . Gall bIadder . . . Lawyer . . . Mr. Campbell . . . Teachers .. . Bowling Club 2, 35 Drama Club 25 Freshman Football I5 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY QUILTY 65 Forest Street, Whitman . .. Dotty ... Don't, you're embarrassing mel . .. Airline stewardess . . .I Mr. Meiggs . . . People who stare at you with evil eyes Drama Club 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Science Fair Aide I5 Cafeteria Aide I. RICHARD REED 61 Carleton Street, Whitman ... Rick . . . Bouncer . .. Mr. LaFranchise . . . Freshman Football I5 Varsity Football 2, 35 Freshman Basketball I5 J.V. Basket- ball 25 Spring Track I5 Intramural Basketball I, 2. HOWARD RICH 27 Pleasant Street, Hanson .. . Ah, you've got to be kidding . .. Navy . . . Mr. Wood . . . Having only seven periods of shop this year in-stead of ten . . . Freshman Football I. MARY RICHARDS 23 Walnut Street, Whitman . .. That might be nice . . . To be a dental assistant. . . to be happy . . . Mr. Rodick . . . Michele's windowless car . . . Chorus 3, 45 Student Council I, 25 F.T.A. 25 Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 2. MARY RICKETSON 25 Warren Avenue, Whitman Hey kids, I got a letter! . . . College . .. Mr. Resnick . . . Moody people .. . Newspaper 3, Student Council 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretory 4, Library Aide 3, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 4. ALTA ROBERTS 60 Warren Avenue, Whitman .. . Al . Honest to God, I'm so mad! He didn't call last night! .. To become a hairdresser . . . Mr. Lee .. . Teachers giving lots of homework . . . F.B.L.A. 4. PHYLLIS ROBICHAUD Washington Street, Hanson . .. What a howl! .. . Court stenographer . .. Miss Irwin ... People who walk on the wrong side of the corridor and think they are going the right way Student Council 4, F.B.L.A. 3, Library Aide I, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2. WILLIAM RODERICK 204 Phillips Street, Hanson ... Bill .. . What else is new? Accountant. . . Mr. Lee . . Government and Problems of Democracy. JOSEPH ROTUNDO I4 Hogg Memorial Drive, Whitman . . Can't see it! Airline pilot ... Mr. F. Smith. PAUL RUEL 40 Liberty Street, Hanson . .. Better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all! . . . College Mr. Wallin Freshman Football I, Freshman Basket- ball I, Spring Track I, 2, Freshman Class Treasurer. FRANK J. RUNEY 22 Ocean Avenue, Hanson . .. Franklin' . . . How do ya feel? .. . Accounting . .. Mr. F. Smith ... People who run in the corridors Science Fair I, Dance Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Spring Track l, 2, Crass Country l, 2, 3, 4. MARSHA RUST I282 Whitman Street, Hanson .. . Rusty You'Il get over it! ... looting ... Mr. Rodick ... Chorus I, 2, 32 Newspaper I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Library Aide 3, Executive Council 4, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. RICHARD RUXTON 984 Monponsett Street, Hanson ... Dick Hey, ah, I'lI catch you later! ... Get a Ford! . . . To be a success Mr. Redgate Chevies ... Intramural Basketball I, Freshman Football I, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. ELAINE SANTOS 189 South Street, Hanson ... Toni Hi y booga To become an R.N. Mr. Lydon ... Two- faced people and those who don't smile . . . Newspaper 4, F.N.C. 2, 4. JOHN SANTOS 724 Monponsett Street, Hanson . .. Babe . .. What's new, Pussycat? Mr. Rodick .. . A. V. Aides 4. KATHRYN SARGENT 227 Beulah Street, Whitman . . Sarge Mr. Redgate, om I flunking English? Dental assistant to a rich, unmarried dentist. .. Mrs. Aleman . . . People who have curfews and David Burbine . . . News- paper 3, Nurse's Aide 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Variety Show 3, Intramural Basketball 2. JUDITH E. SAYCE 63 Reed Street, Hanson Sauce .. . Saycie . . . Hey, Whitey! I'm gonna go out with Dave tomorrow! . . . Hey, that ain't bad! To travel the world and seek adventure by sea as a hostess on board an ocean liner and to be as tall as Mr. Wallin's girl friend . . . Mr. Lydon Cukypoo calling me Beedabom and girls in my gym class who, when you look at them, make you think of the song Are You o Boy or Are You a Girl! . .. Maior- ette 3, 4, Head Maiorette 4, Student Council I, Tennis I, Cafeteria Aide 4, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 4, Two Broken Legs 3. WILLIAM SCHWENZFEIER I35 Cross Street, Hanson . .. Swenzy . . . Chevies don't go! .. . To be successful. .. Mr. Hines .. . Wise-alacky Chevy boys that are still walking Freshman Football I, Student Council I, 2, 3. PHILIP SCOTT IV IIOI E. Washington Street, Hanson Phil Get off my cloud ! ... Musician ... Mr. Godfrey ... W.H.R.H.S. Girls ... Freshman Basketball I, Tennis 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4. DONNA SEXTON 265 Indian Head Street, Hanson ... Oh, don't make a federal case out of it ! .. . Secretary ... Mr. Redgate ... People who say nice things to your face and then talk about you behind your back . . . Student Council I, Bowl- ing Club I, F.B.L.A. 3, 4. RAYMOND SHEPHERD I32 South Avenue, Whitman .. . Ed, it's your turn in the barrel ! . . . Commercial art . .. Mr. Redgate ... J.V. Basketball 2. MARY SHERIDAN II7 Loring Avenue, Whitman .. . Mor . . . I don't believe it ! .. .IBM operator . . . Mrs. Howe . . . Homework . .. F.N.C. 4, Dance Committee,l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. WILLIAM D. SLOAT 73 Warren Avenue, Whitman ... Don't kid me ! .. . Did you see them this morning? ... Teaching or Diplomatic Corps .. . Mr. Rodick . . . Milton High 2, 3, Freshman Football I, Winter Track 3, Varsity Soccer 3. JANET SMART 3l Belcher Avenue, Whitman' ... That ain't bad . . . Help children . . . Miss Smith .. . F.B.L.A. 3. GAY SMITH 372 Winter Street, Hanson ... Hap . .. Have you seen John? . . . Hey, Liz, wait for me! . .. Medical secretary, happiness ... Mr. Redgate . .. John's teasing ... Student Council I, 2, F.T.A. I, 2, 3, Softball 2, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair Aide 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, J.V. Basketball I, 2, Yearbook 4. PAMELA SMITH 28 Pearl Street, Whitman ... Pam . . . Hey, that's wicked good I . . . To go to college and to be happy ... Mr. Resnick . .. Conceited people and people who treat me low ... Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Prom Court 3, Style Show 4, Cardinal Spellman I. ROBERT SMITH 40 Walnut Street, Whitman .. . Oh gee, that changed everything . .. College . . . Mr. Hines . .. Science Club 2, 3, Winter Track 3, Executive Council 3. DENNIS SNOW 222 Winter Street, Hanson ... Denny Wicked neat! . . . State trooper . . . Mr. D'AIessio . . . Report cards ... J.V. Baseball I, Spring Track 2, Varsity Football 3, 4. JOHN T. SNOW 94 West Street, Whitman Esquire ... Show me an English policeman risking his life, and I'II show you a bobby darin' . . . Actor . .. Mr. Resnick . . . Heterono- mous incipient prosodists . . . Yearbook 3, 4, Editor 4, News- paper 2, N.H.S. 3, 4, Program Chairman 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, A.V. Aides 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Photo Club I, Library Aide 2, Cross Country 2, 3, Winter Track 3, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Junior Class President, Science Fair I, 2, 3, 2nd Prize, 2, Regional Fair 2, 2nd Prize, 2, State Fair 2, Honor- able Mention, Honor Guard 3, Spellman Essay Semifinalist 3. SHIRLEY D. SPINOLA 294 Monponsett Street, Hanson . . . Tookie ... You don't say I ... Nurse ... Miss Briard .. . Conceited boys . . . F.N.C. 2. ANDREA ST. LAURENT 43 Elm Street, Hanson ... Andi I don't know, I guess so Millionaire ... Mr. Redgate . . . People who think they're better than someone else . . . Art Club 2, F.B.L.A. 3, 4. RICHARD J. SULLIVAN I2 School Street, Hanson . . . Chevies don't go ! . . . Barber . . . Mr. Spratt . .. A.V. Aides 4, Freshman Football I, J.V. Basketball 2. EMILY TAVARES 93 South Street, Hanson . . . Oh, you're so dumb, Jimmy I ... To be a secretary or a hairdresser . .. Miss Irwin, Miss Smith ... White sox on a boy when he's all dressed up . . . Library Aide 3, 4. VANGELINA TAVARES 93 South Street, Hanson ... I don't want to hear your static I .. . Nurse . . . Mr. Rodick .. . Boys with baggv pants . . . Library Aide 3. DENNIS THOMAS 84 Harvard Street, Whitman ... Denny Thrills ... Cabinet maker .. . Mr. Redgate ... Nosey girls ... Bowling Club 2. GLENN R. THOMAS 21 Harvard Street, Whitman ... GT . . . Chevies don't go! . .. Two n's, not one I . . . Elec- trical engineer . .. Mr. Cromwell .. . K.P. Duty . . . Yearbook 4, Senior Section Editor1 F.T.A. 41 Winter Track 3, 41 Spring Track 3, 41 Science Fair I, 31 Prom Committee 31 Bowling Club I, 2. PATRICIA THOMAS 25 Beulah Street, Whitman .. . Pat Okey, Babycakes I . . . Retail merchandise buyer . . . Mr. Redgate . . .'Waiting for the telephone to ring .. . F.B.L.A. 3, 41 Prom Committee 31 Science Fair Aide I. JANICE TROMBLY 489 South Avenue, Whitman .. . Jan ... What's that mean ... Fun out of life ... Mr. La- Franchise . . . Underclossmen in the halls .. . Chorus 3, 41 Newspaper 31 Student Council 31 Drama Club 2, 31 Spanish Club 41 Library Aide 31 Varsity Basketball 3, 41 M.A.S.C. Convention 31 Prom Committee 31 Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 41 District Chorus 4. E. RICHARD UZZELL 95 Pine Haven Drive, Whitman .. Oh, that ain't bad ...Navy ... Mr. F. Smith. EDWARD VANCOR 68 Beal Avenue, Whitman ... Eddie . .. Are you kidding ? .. . Electronic engineer . .. Mr. Godfrey ... Girls who never stop talking in English class ... Band I, 2, 3, 41 Newspaper 2, 3, 41 F.T.A. 41 Photo Club 2, 3, 41 Whitman Orchestral Society I, 2, 3, 4, Board of Directors 4. MARGARET VUILLEUMIER I00 Belmont Stfeehwhifmon-' My last name doesn't begin with the last letter in the al- phabet ! .. . Secretarial work in the Peace Corps . . . Mr. Rodick . .. Work .. . Newspaper 31 Chorus 4. DAVID VILLANO I60 East Washington Street, Hanson ... Are you kidding me ? ... Mrs. Hallisey ... Nothing bothers mel... Freshman Football I1 Winter Track I1 Spring Track I, 2. KATHLEEN VILLANO I60 East Washington Street, Hanson ... Kathy ... You queer I . .. Hairdresser ... Mr. Meiggs ... Newspaper I, 2, 37 Student Council 21 F.B.L.A. 3, 41 Varsity Field Hockey 3, 41 Prom Committee 31 Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT C. WALES, JR. I89 Liberty Street, Hanson . .. Bud ... You're hurting, Hall -- BAD I .. . Technical engineer ... Mr. Rodick. DONALD WALTERS Main Street, Hanson . .. Donny . . Oh, really I . .. People who think they are better than others .. . A successful bachelor ... Cardinal Spellman I1 Chorus I1 Guidance I1 Basketball 21 Intramural Basketball 2. DAVID WATERFALL 7 Jerome Street, Whitman . . . Well, I don't know I . . . Dentistry or armed forces . . . Mr. Hines . . Old lady drivers . .. N.l l.S. 3, 41 Freshman Football I1 Varsity Football 2, 31 J.V. Baseball I1 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 41 Yearbook 4. STEVEN WEBB I37 King Street, Hanson . .. That's life I ... Service Miss Irwin Freshman Basketball I1 Var- sity Basketball 41 Varsity Football 4. CYNTHIA WHITE I72 High Street, Whitman .. . Cindy . . . Oh well ... College ... Mrs. Millett ...Homework and people who don't respect others . . . F.T.A. 3, 4, Secretary 41 Ski Club 21 Science Fair 31 Dance Committee 2, 31 Prom Committee 31 Tennis 21 Library Aide 41 Spanish Club 3, 4. ELLEN WHITE 328 Plymouth Street, Whitman .. . Beautiful ... Really and truly and honestly goodnessly .. . Where's Eddy ? . .. To be a successful secr etary and a wonderful wife . . . Miss Briard . .. Teachers . . . Chorus I, 21 Student Council I, 21 F.B.L.A. 3, 4. LINDA WHITE 566 Monponsett Street, Hanson . . . Whitey . . . Hey Sauce I Are you going to see Dave? . . . Secretary . . . Mrs. W. McCarthy . . . Snooty people and Ruthie! . . . F.B.L.A. 31 Library Aide 31 Science Fair I. MARK J. WHITE I37 Warren Avenue, Whitman . . . Great . .. Engineering .. . Mr. D'Alessio .. . Student Council I1 Spring Track 21 Winter Track 2. PETER WHITING 23 Cherry Street, Whitman . .. Pete . . . Hey, girls, where's the action ? ... Civil engineer . .. Mr. Kelley . ..Girls with alot of makeup N.H.S. 3, 41 J.V. Baseball 21 Winter Track 41 Spring Track 3, 41 Science Fair 31 South Shore Regional Science Fair 31 Yearbook 4. RUTH WILLIAMS 66 Dewey Street, Whitman .. . Ruthie Larry, you're late again I .. . To be happily married to Larry . . . Mr. Redgate .. . Teachers who wear short skirts and dresses . .. F.B.L.A. 3, 41 Cafeteria Aide I, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD G. WINNING 30 Dyer Avenue, Whitman .. . Whinney . . . Chevies forever If' . . . Chung Gow . . . Electrical Engineer ... Mr. Redgate ... Fords .. . Photo Club 31 Fresh- man Football I1 Winter Track 2. WENDY WOOD 5I9 Pleasant Street, Hanson ls that right ? . . . Modeling .. . Mr. Meiggs . . . Maiorettes 2, 3, 41 Chorus I, 2, 3, 41 Drama Club I, 21 Ski Club 41 Softball 31 J.V. Basketball 31 Drill Team I1 Prom Committee 31 Dance Committee I, 2, 31 Variety Show 3. JAMIE WRIGHT 257 Homeland Drive, Whitman .. . Are we going down the surf this weekend ?? College and Europe Mr. Delorey .. . The disorganization of this school I ... Chorus I, 2, 31 Newspaper 41 Drama Club I, 2, 41 Spanish Club 41 Prom Committee 31 Dance Committee I, 2, 3. CYNTHIA WYMAN 26 Vernon Street, Whitman . .. Cindy . . . Cukypoo . . . You've got to be kidding I . . . Legal secretary ... Mr. Lee ... Boys who bleach their hair . . . Tennis I1 Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 41 Prom Committee 31 Dance Committee 2: 3, 4. JOHN YANEY 8I West Street, Whitman Z ... Did you see 'em this morning, Dick? ... Air traffic controller . .. Mr. Hines ... Pacific fleet and F-I05's ... N.H.S. 3, 41 Student Council 3, 41 F.T.A. 41 Spring Track3 , 41 Science Fair I, 3, Medal Winner 31 Boys' State 31 Honor Guard 31 Yearbook Activities Editor 4. ELLEN YANUSS III Alden Street, Whitman Ellie Mae . .. Oh, Mother MacCrea I . . . Teacher in elementary edu- cation ... Mr. Randall. .. Stuck up boys! Newspaper 21 Spanish Club 31 Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 41 Dance Committee I, 21 Prom Committee 3. KENNETH YARLETTS 40 Sportsmen's Trail, Whitman . .. I got to get out of this place II . . . Work . .. Mr. Clark. I I I ,I I , r' . 'I I CONCLUSION The INTERIM, 1966 yearbook of Whitman-Hanson Regional High School, shows not only the calendar events of the school year, I965-I966, but also the daily life of the students. From d a study ofthe student and his activities, an accurate history of the unique year should emerge. The reader should be able to look at this history in the future as a living record of the past. Above all, the theme of the high school years as the time be- tween youth and responsible adulthood should universalize this history's general interest. I ,f' wil F . 1920 016, V' gbv CCY Jr . n M 9 O p 994 9080910 7 I Q 0 00966 994194 - 90oso91o00 99994 . 90oso9t9000 . X06- W me e-eo? oao 614611 me eeof ceo 944194 wmwpa. wwe I i11M10y-1-M11-7-99. 11,1,1,e1-xow, L51-1,101 q wwaveoee pn -7301 K R I I , I p . 5 oooee 004004 - eoowoqwov-eve. KM- 90966 00066 1600904 - 90oso91o000f-9. 400- W Q emeef 5 659 eco? 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W'W x0 6 54111101 1,,W,,,5,,, ,,,,,,.,m fl 2 7 : Q Y 04 - f00!0Q10Q00f9, wo. 00066 1500904 - 9005091999649 910991 6:19 QQOY O9-O 940621 a40N4wMfw4 wiv-ee fevevvovke 551125101 X06. f e 9.0 6 81- A I HANSON MOTOR SAlES MAI'IONEY'S PACKAGE STORE Pontiac 81 Tempest Whitman, Mass, Corner Washington and Liberty Streets Hanson, Mass, 682 Bedford Street Teiephone 447-4I2I Sales 8. Service AI Goodwin Bud Goodwin 447-504I llOYD'S GARAGE, INC. 500 South Avenue PIED PIPER ICE CREAM Corner of Routes 27 and 58 Dodge - Dodge Dart Dodge Charger HANSON, MASS, Dodge Trucks HOME OF THE BIG CONE Whitman, Mass, Telephone 447-244i Whglegale and Retail Congratulations to the Complimenfg gf C F 966 IGSSO I RANDAlI.'S SERVICE STATION HANSON HARDWARE COMPANY IOI2 Main Street Hanson, Mass. Whitman' MOSS' 654 Washington Street Success to the Class of 1966 CARLYLE BOWLADROME 345 South Avenue Whitman Ten Modern Lanes Adult and Children League W X DON'S BARBER SHOP 2 Barbers Saturday Walkey's Corner Hanson, Mass, Hours Tues. Thru Sat. Ours is a Union Shop CH ARLES J. COHOLAN Real Estate - Insurance Mortgages - Appraisals 200 Pleasant Street Whitman YE TOWNE SHOPPE Feminine Apparel Hanson Shopping Center CY 3-3007 Hanson Mass , W O N G ' S Whitman, Massachusetts Compliments of REGAL FACTORY SHOE STORE 356 South Avenue Whitman GI 7-2322 f E OS!! UIZNITURE O., INC. SNVCE 1920 QUALITY FOP LESS 360 South Avenue, Whitman In Regal Shopping Center South- Shore's Largest Colonial Shop Telephone GI 7-4471 J. J. SHEPHERD 81 SUNS, INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Est. 1825 Over a Century of Dignified Service Funeral Homes at WHITMAN PEMBROKE KINGSTON WHITMAN SADDIERY 8 CODQFGIUICIIIODS to The Class of 1966 356 A b S U Um Meet HANSON TACKIE SHOP 447-2570 Whitman, Mass. Spring Street fRte, 58D Hanson Buy from the Grower 1 wvmAN s NURSERIES CARROLL cumm Route W h- 0 S North Hanson Massachusetts as wixrgcifreet lgygglcrlleef Lester M, Wyman, Jr., Owner Telephone 447-359 DUVAL'S PHARMACY Ji Howard Duval, Reg. Pharm. Washington St. 8. South Ave Whitman, Mass Phone: GI 7-4911 - GI 7-5294 Your Friendly Drug Store Compliments of EAST WHITMAN PACKAGE STORE, INC 424 South Avenue THE WHITMAN TIMES Your hometown weekly newspaper Whitman, Mass, HOMELAND SUPPLY 560 Souih Avenue' Wltifmfm GOULDING SPRING BEVERAGES Suppliers For the Homeowner 17 Corthell Avenue Ceramic Tile, Linoleum,, Paint Whitman, Massachusetts Telephone 447-3888 CLAYTON GARDEN FARM Compliments of 535 PLYMOUTH STREET CAFE 45 WHITMAN Compliments of BABAIANS GUS'S BARBERSHOP WHITMAN South Avenue East Whitman ROSE WILLIAMS EARLE'S CLEANERS DRESS SHOP IO84 Main Street, Hanson Tel. CY 3-7531 370 South Ave, Free Pick Up and Delivery Whitman CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I966 May Success Be Yours LITTLEFIELD-WYMAN NURSERIES Abington Massachusetts BEST vvlsHEs JOE DORAN REALTOR - INSU RER The Home ofthe Big Chimney The Home ofthe Big Service Phone JU 3-7030 FULGINITI FLORIST 81 GIFT SHOP For Distinction in Flowers Telegraph Service 848 Temple Street Whitman, Mass Congratulations to the Class of T966 M'S FOOD BAR Compliments of SET'N' SPRAY BEAUTY SAl0N 589 Washington Street Whitman Liberty Street Hanson 447-9006 Congratulations to the SAllY DRESS SHUP INC. ClGSSOf1966 575 Wqshingfon sneer NANCI JANE, INC. Whitman, MQSS. 447-3901 585 Washington Street, Whitman 447-2261 Best of luck to the Graduates THE HAM -WNS ALBERT'S BARBER SHOP CAL and ALICE 546 Washington Street Richard Gavoni lmanager1 Telephone GI 7-3281 Albert Pavoas lproprietorl WHITMAN, MASSACHUSETTS KYANIZE 23 South Ave. palms Whitman, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 FRANK? NEWS STAND THE WHITMAN HOUSE RESTAURANT 107 South Avenue, Whitman Whnmcn Cerner 447-4561 Open 5 a,m, - 10 p,m, E. P. FITZGIBBONS 8. SON ' F 68 Temple Street Compliments O 60 yew in whim., wHnmAN SAVINGS BANK 447-3535 447-4535 ZX Xl S 1 I MCLAUGH H CHEVROLET c LAUGHLIN CHEVRGLET, INC CHEVROLET Sales and Service Expert Body and Fender Work Used Cars with a Guarantee That Counts Also Used Trucks Telephone GI 7-44OI 9I South Avenue WHITMAN Compliments of JEFFS 58 Route 58 Hanson Compliments ol JOHN FOS 'SR UMBER CO 999 MIN ill' EET HANSON, M SACHUSETTS Tel. CYpress 3-6333 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 ANDERTON FUNERAL HOMES Whitman - East Bridgewater Tel, 447-2291 Congratulations Class of 1966 WHITMAN lAUNDROMAT 74 Webster Street alian and Seafood Dishes 278 Main Street Hanson' Mass' All types of Laundering, 293-2801 Shirts and Dry Cleaning EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY COmp 'e fSOf Zowmmon wHl1mAN tool and DIE co 447-455i 72 Raynor Avenue Complete shirt, laundry Whitman' MOSS' and dry cleaning service 447-4931 JOUBERT'S, INC. YOUR STORE FOR FAMOUS BRANDS SHOES CLOTHING WHITMAN FOUNDRY, INC. Whitman, Mass, Grey lron, Brass and Aluminum Castings, High Grade Castings are our specialty Telephone 447-4417 Compliments of E. CAVICCHI 8. C0. Est. I89O Whitman, Mass, G 8. M's SUBMARINE SANDWICH If you have tried the REST, Now try the BEST monnnsaguua' tw im ms --Nur, Lininav om- Zfitnomhmb mo ummm 52, ice or ,W ' GMWN7 ,DSO ' HANSON LAUNDROMAT 536 MAIN STREET COpp. L. Z. Thomas Schooll Washing Family Style Careful Service Open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily Except Closed Wednesday WHITMAN WALLPAPER 81 PAINT CO. 599 Washington St. Whitman GI 7-4469 Touraine Paints 8- Varnishes Paint Equipment Rentals Scott's Lawn Products IEITCH REM ESTATE and INSURANCE REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Whitman, Mass. Randolph, Mass. 262 Bedford St. IOO So. Main St. 447-4004 963-7595 WINNIFRED'S HAT SHOP Washington Street Whitman, Mass. J. J. NEWBERRY CO. YOUR sToRE or VALUES Tel , 447-4002 Whitman Compliments of PLYMOUTH-HOME NATIONAL BANK 584 Washington Street Whitman, Mass, MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK Insured Savings Open-end Mortgages 570 Washington Street Whitman Center 447-4488 GI Compliments of BRINE'S DAIRY DEEIGHT Main Street Hanson 293-33l I Compliments of TEMPLE ST. GARAGE, INC 80 Temple Street Whitman 447-326i 7- .hu O. 3849 mfs 'Q F 1 2 ' ' 2 o mutans ,Q ......... 5 132:31-'iii It -.. 3 SKSTATT-T DONALD L. FORD Real Estate- Insurance I68 Spring Street Route 58 Hanson, Massachusetts CLARK'S MARKET Choice Meats-Fresh Fruit 81 Vegetables Visit Our Snack Bar IO7I Main Street, Hanson Ct. Tel, CY 3-6301 CAPEWAY MOTORS INC. 5 + S Your Chrysler, Plymouth, Valient, Imperial Dealer a n d Plymouth County's Only Checker Auto Dealer 539 BEDFORD STREET WH ITMAN, MASSACI-I USETTS Telephone GI 7-44I4 Where You Buy With Confidence Congratulations to the Class of 1966 WAlKEY'S FOOD CENTER Liberty Street Hanson MENARD'S JEWELERS 31 South Avenue Whitman C. F. ANDERSUN MARKETS, INC. Main Ottice 401 South Avenue Whitman, Mass. Super Markets Serving Brockton, Rockland nggznnl- nal-1-h -- 6 WHITMAN MOTOR COMPANY 454 SOUTH AVENUE WHITMAN. givin . UU 4,1 M 'S rum' '53- ..- . 1 , lim . -1' . A an' -' - ,'v.'P' LIBERTY SAlES IIBERTY PICK 8. POKE SHOP Authorized Dealer of Antiques and Select What Nots Bridgestone Motorcycles Bought and Sold! 239 Liberty Street lRoute 58D Hanson 293-6644 Compliments of HOVEY'S DRUGSTORE est, 1890 G, Hovey, P,H, G, reg, mgr, H, Delano, B,S, - reg, pharm, Tel. 447-205i 583 Washington Street, Whitman WRIGHT'S Oll AND BOTTLED GAS SERVICE Heating Systems and Appliances 755 Plymouth Street Phone 447-3641 Whitman Massachusetts VAUGHAN 8. BENSON TV Zenith - Emerson - Olympic Sales 8. Service lONGO FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions Sewell V0U9lm ' W0fd Benson Phone CY 3-6302 Pleasant Street Phone 447-278l 20 Church Street, Whitman, Mass, Hanson, Mass, Weddings A Specialty Compliments of HANOVER BOWMDROME Route l39 Hanover THOMAS l. McGRATH Hardware and Coal Range and Fuel Oil Bottled Gas telephone Ol 7-4496 Whitman, Mass . Complimerztf of Coburn Vauli CORP. Congratulations to the Class ot 1966 Compliments of A FRIEND WHITMAN EUEI 8. ENGINEERING, INC. Formerly - WHITMAN GRAIN 8. COAL CO. - Since i885 Complete Heating 81 Air Conditioning SALES - INSTALLATIONS - SERVICE Columbia - American - Winkler - York 384 South Avenue Wlfiitman 447-4474 Compliments ofthe WHITMAN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ' Established 1883 Winifred A, Burns Catherine M, Burns s A E . -.B ' 1, W' Il, 5-e A' .I 'ww' r al Vaoa, H ' M ox Ql r'4'--' r.' I Wg!! ap um X iz! ' Q3 . - ' vi.q- 'wi t - - . A.,?,-'s. - ,g ,, 'r D WI Wo Q. 'N '4 'i Al. ,I ,f I .I I V 0 .Y U f . V6 9 5, ' , . Z . A fl 4 QYI 9 ' 5 A as 'fn'-':1 :V '5 , - L .I gn! K - O 0 I 1 . 4 I. , 1 J ,' A 1' -' 'el as I Fu O 'o 'lynn If ' , sw' ' X fx. X A i 'i -41.6. ,.4 .0 A. O ' uk . I . ' sl a i v?'1.' ,.-.'s z u'qf!..Q.,,at ' '- Y - ,t., 1 X f 4' ' , CWS: r ' 7 fr s f 4 KEPT IN HISTORICAL ROOM KEPT IN HISTORICAL R OOM