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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

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As clever with chalk or magic marker in hand as he is with a broom, Mr. Thompson's poems, drawings and what not, adorn the walls and chalkboards of this school inspiring not only the members of particular teams but the entire student body as well. It is the spark of Mr. Thompson's devotion to the school that kindles the devotion of the student body. D In Memazgf 0 fuse!! Heflezf Ot pebbles which the waves draw back and fling, At their return, up the high strand, Begin, and cease, and then again begin, With tremulous cadence slow, and bring The eternal note of sadness in. . . Matthew Arnold 1' is 9. 'w 2' I 7 v M x mv 'J' 0 -A 2 Q' a ., . f at hw e3 .f? 9 M. J, .EN i qv' -1, .M M. ' 2 l f . . 1 1 I , ba A ' 'QM lk Q -V.. 5? , A ' RW I 76: ' . v h . -,, ,J N I M . ' ' , 1 , , ', . - '.f dag. 1 ' I '. .61 ,fi 2 ..4IQA 1 .N . X. Ki 2,6 Z- M. . L ,K--We, ji? .Hs it Aa P- 1 4 ll' . r g- 1 ..f J ,-1 .qv ' ' , v- au' L .- A Q V '. fPiN EQ ', n 4 -. : b .s V 5 , Q .. 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Af Tfg ..a::n , A ,5Q,- --A' I ' Q 5 it ,13 A6 f' - -a.. Hb 'Q-fi-' ' 1 'ja' Q, '35-if I u . . Y Q ' ' ,g ' . ' . 'z - x - ,- ' , - . ' ' . - f f' 75' Q 5 2 NF? - . ' .' 4' X f L- 1 4 v ,I . ' 8 S Q Q I K ' H ' 5 ' 4- V - .fn Qi x, t Q 1 1 '. I 1 . ' 'J' 5.513 ' .P s a . ' Y Q 'V I 'I - f.,, .3 'H 5-0 , Nha4w,., , H P L , - x - ' ' ' n x , 1 . F ORE WURD lnterim '67 shows the 1966-67 school year in retrospect. Every facet of student life from classroom to clubs and athletics is portrayed. Interim proiects the student's pride, attitudes, and interest in his work and in his school. 5 J J I V x W' in HQ CO TE TS Administration ond Faculty Student Lite Activities Sports Undercloss Seniors 1 as S ya- .V Q5 Z. N Q 5' . 6' S vom- .lashes-mr-1-s h was FACULTY A ADMI ISTRA TIO The student-teacher relationship is one of the most important for today's youth. Our teachers not only give us knowledge but spend time advising extra-curricular activities. Most important, teachers help students learn how to form opinions and how to think for themselves. We are indebted to them for their encouragement and their efforts to make us better citizens. - --- ADMININISTRATIO A DGUIDE CE Mrs. K. Mclnnes. . .Guidance Director Mr. E. H. Boothby. . .Supt.-Principal. . . I was told I was coming to the home H ' I H ' ' ' of'rI1echamps. You want to malor in what? - . . Mr. L. Lane. . .Vice Princi- Mrs. B. Ferris. . .Boo . . . How much is 2-2 pal. . . l want to see the following. . . Mrs. E. Feldman. . .Guldance. . . Perhaps this would be more klfeeper realistic. 9,1 Mr. D. Oulton. . .Librarian. . . l've lust ordered 500 copies of Saturday Review. Mr. G. Reilly. . .Guidance. . . May I help you girls? 'Skin .ww :Q . Mrs. C. Fisher. . .Guidance Secretary. . .' is that U. of Mass. catalogue? A -'lliila 'Where N Mrs. E. Cox. . .Matron. . . X -M Where did I leave my Win- dex? ixxff Mrs. T. Tyni. . .Cafeteria Head. . . Mr. G. Tibbetts. . .Head Custodian Then I made him get down on hands and knees and clean it up! , 1 . . 491' 13' rl. in- Ld' i -M 155.51 . Mrs. P. Fay. . .Clinic. . . Sorry ig, but you're blind. ia , , - N, -A fMw4.L,.. l Mfs.L-Hoes Miss B. Young. . .Secretary. . . Leo SeC efU Y WHO? x . v , , ig I 5 ,fri I ,J Cafeteria Workers. . .l. to r., Mrs. Young, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Tibbets, Mrs. Cormier, Mrs. Tyni, Cafeteria Head, Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Swinimer, Mrs. Casoni, Mrs. Zanibonia. his E GLISH DEPARTME T vi l K if J' 5 I . 5 . . I - .ur --T...-1t-Q ' ' Ah' MVS- C- MOVUS- - -English DSPY- Head' - -nl Mr. J. Burbank. . .English. . . Back in Brockton High. . . don't know what l'm going to do with you people. .1151 4-. vu... -. - ,o --4.-...Q '7i-ft-s--Q if----dq lib-s.i,,Y.,., - Mr. J. Farrell. . .English. . . NO, l clon'f know. :.g.gidbG.' 2- - 41' Miss J. Graham. . .English. . . Clear your desks. - A J Miss E. Leahy. . . English. . . To be or not to be. Mrs. M. Little. . .Englis . . . ln quotes. Zi H Mrs. B. Argentinis. . .English. . . Of course I watched 'I Spy' last night. Jil Miss H. Glunts. . .English. . . Oh my aching leg. Miss D. Mc- Donnell. . . English. . . Miss H. Kelleher. . .English. . . Five hours for you, young man. Miss N. Briard. . .English. . . Do, Re, Me. My last year's sen- iors. Mr. J. Chaskes. . .English. . . This is frowned upon by the school authorities. MA THEMA TICS DEPARTME T QP? Mrs. J. Miilett. . .Math Dept. Head. . . That's the maiesty of mathematics. Mr. G. Ferris. . .Math. . . You fotheadf' I Mrs. M. Lind. . .Math. . .Ulf you're not quiet, I'lI give you 20 proofs for homework. ll -4 xi I ,- f fi Miss P. Holmes. . .Math. . . Mr. R. Randall. . .Math. . . I'Il Fudge it. see you at 2:30. Mr. C. Venslauskas. . .MaH'1. . . AII right? x2 1 Mrs. M. Crosman. . .Math. . . lsn't that fun. SCIE CE DEPARTME T 7. Y... Mr. G. Hines. . .Science Dept. Head. . . Sorry, close, but no cigar. Mr. A. Horkey. . .Science. . . Ignorance is bliss. Miss M. Baroni. . .Science. . . My Ski Club is Mr. R. Cromwell. . .Science. . . You have iust earned THE bestn a week of silence in homeroom. S I ,f, .3 ' x -.-- 1 Z Mr. R. Goslin. . .Science. . . You fellas aren't in shape. 5 I if 7 nt . 1 , + ,fs fnffizljivu D.: 3.1 1. Sflgffi 'F-' Q ,JP .1 Mr. F. Smith. . .Science. . . You didn't collect for penny day? A Miss N. Irwin. . .Science. . . We've got W some really good freshman this year. J l r . 5051.4 L STUDIES t DEPARTM15 T S' Mr. C. Meiggs. . .Social Studies. . . lt ain't polite to point. Mr. W. Spratt. . .Social Studies Dept. Head. . . Break up that little tea party back there. Mr. J. Crowley. . .Social Studies Mr. R. Resnick. . .Social Studies Mr. R. Cole. . .Social Studies . . . lf you can't answer at Mrs, L, Mason least give me a grunt or a nod. Mr. T. Fox. . .Social Studies. . . Dear Lonely Hearts. . . . Did I tell you the latest . . . Wl'io ME rank someone?? Italian ioke? LA GUAGE DEPARTME T Mr. T. Kelley. . .Language Dept. Head. . . Hicl fx ii V If 1.4 ar We .Spanish. . . Ay cle mil! Mrs. R. Howe. . .LaTin. . . My freshmen will never learn. lr ll- Q g ' Zjnv A . za? 1- -v-fag. X! Mr. L. Delorey. . .French. . . Hey Youll Mr. G. D'Alessio. . .Frencl'1. . . It's like an arrow in my heart. Mrs- W- MCC0l'Tl1Y- - -Business Mr. J. Lee. . .Business. . . Up in Where's your homeroom? New Hampshire. . . Mrs. D. Kostas. . .Business. . . l wonder when the bel ring. BUSINESS DEPARTME T Mrs. G. Lapworth. . .Business Dept. Head . . . Now when you get out in the business world. . . Mrs. M. Hartshorn. . .Business. . . That bell means quiet. l is going to . Q H Miss J. Falclone. . .Business . . See ARTS A D PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Mr. A. Stripinis. . .Art Nice try. 'Y' Mr. H. Straffin. . .Industrial Arts. . . Then he MY- P- w00Cl- - -lf'ldU5Tl'l0l AFTS Depf' Head said he'd build a. . . Get out of there. Mrs. C. Buckley. . .Home Economics. . . ls Mrs. G. Leach. . .Home Economics. . . You put that anyway to keep G homey. the zipper in upside downl Mr. R. Auberchon. . .Mechanical Drawin My lips are sealed. H 9' ' ' then it burnt. ip I Mrs. Warwick. . .Home Economics. . . . .and ,, I Mr. R. Teahan. . .Phys. Ed. Dept Head. . . That's inexcusablelln Mr. D. Godfrey. . .Music Director. . . lt's C sharp not B flat. Mr. R. Larson. . .Boy s Phys. Ed. 4 You call yourselves men?? .,-up-'44 Miss M. Pratt. . .Girl's Phys. Ed. . . Go ing to have them clean for Friday? J 7 gav- ,r f ,- ,X I -e L 0 Lw4Qly C W QQ' 9 'fb pf' A ' f A' X lqmnz 'T 4 n. . ,- Hwy V' a 13 A I N, w. , W 4 ' ' I 1 . fgnlihlmg ua, - as 4 V ST DE LIFE ln this school, as in any other school, there is always an interaction between students as well as be- tween students and teachers. John Donne stated this idea so perfectly saying no man is an island. . . These interactions, whether good or bad, humorous or serious, will all affect the student in his development. THE FOOTBALL RALLY 'Q 1513- -'- A- - fi L Y '- Give me o P Hey, Col look ot THATHH 'r 'F an fi Doing the Bunny Hop. Shucks, Rolphllu RM, - -I Y--M - -- b --4'-ry-615 .:f.--'-- -- ' ' ' --'---I-I vip.. , L' ' 17- , r K ' '+ - ,J - . My h-Ar FU-HF Naughty, Ncugh1'y!! We will beef Them with VIGAHHH Rx .4 ,af Hn. ,. ' We con't soy thot! OP' .lf SKUHHH!! x ,5.X EP 'L 'I si 1- Mk lup, A -1-im, gx . Q., W' I just ccn't Yoke if onymore!! 1 Now I lay me down to sleep You oin't hurf'n much, right? 1 l I r 35 A dim i ll! I X. 1 ... 3 ' ' U L, Q .15 f. J' 1' 3 . affi- 9 ..- 2:30, freedom ot lost!! ' 2 Miss Whitman-Honson, Susan Perry -um-.1 I knew these shades would come in good for something. 'is' Q 'Well, my teeth are 1' M Boothby llkes beaming faces. 'DOY n g svn .I RIQQI1 .-1,1 BFI 'Za-ill UCICUET l'r's the lost day of school I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Please help this girl. She needs a psychiatrist. -. -s -1:wt l ? I f - bil! You see some ofthe darndest things in this place Muscles CogsweIl ?? P Boyl that sure was a lousy assembIyII How about that, I passed a Chemistry test. I'd like to lower it about six inches and then tighten itll 9 I ' A If p W , lithium? Through these hallowed halls I tromp. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 .1 1 if fr' v s ' I 5 Q' I, .-u. 7x A - 1 is or, L uul vfrqnz X219 x ' A, 1 A Z, mf 5 ' Q r 1' I 39 I Timmy's toot, foot! l' '30, ' X 1 Kiss me quick!! S. l . I, IlHmn1mmll l.et's see now, 36 To the right 810 the left. . . ,11- .11 1- Picasso and Rembrandt contemplating a Herman Shultz original. .,l1.-'fl be Oh Oh! Here comes Mr. Deloreyf' 1 .,.L, . Here it is 5:30 and the 2:30 bus hasn't come yet. -i .V wx Lane's lineup. '7 '21 Lorson's lineup. plz ' 'N - iii?-f-. fm - '1 f 1 V 4 S 14- fir 34: 53, ,- fp W :Q1 gl A ia 91 THE SE IOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class Play Pure as the Driven Snow was a three-act mello drama with a villain, Mortimer Frothingham-- 'ifursesll Foiled againII a hero, Leander Longfellow-- ShucI4s, I was born that way , and a heroine, Purity Dean-- I-'vould that I could reveal my hideous past. Constant rehear- sals, a hard worlcing director-- 4 .J A'- JV-- 'S 4. ' 'T' 4 I Y 'x X ff 9 I Pure as the driven snow f 1 Maybe if I just speak past him. . . Too bad you have a bald head. I should have used corn HusIcer's Lotion. PicIcen's Pickles, up 33 If3 Z! l X! Leander!! Curses! Foiled again! 4 , I wish I were back in the Candy Bar. What a queen, Purity Dean. ls if really over?? D 'U x I 'SFR' db-if .. Haw W'lg'!s9'3i44 4' P O . 1 -x,,' f f,-v---,-1'-'igaaf' 1 . . 1 1 ,, ' . . . ' , ' F Puff y' 51 vp 7-:ff-., I v ni 4 :' H' v . . .A , , --,x , Kin , 'alR12hpg7. I IIE 1,4' .,,. .-, .,. .- -'WY '. , . V37 . is ' uf? -Q 5. K ., Y I ' C Q Q 'E' 5-, r as 1- Y if ' . x , L3 . 55? WP bv O f .nj- . , . ACTIVITIES SEC TI O The activities offered at Whitman-Hanson are many and varied. Students may pursue interests beyond the classroom for both personal enioyment and development of skills for future use. Athlet- ics offer the opportunity to learn teamwork and sportsmanshipg the band and cheerleaders add enthusiasm to school functions. All activities are important because they allow the student to ex- press his ideas and in doing so, he develops character and personality. A student who ioins the yearbook staff has the opportunity to extend his ingenuity and crea- tivity in many directions. The staff contains many substatts including literary, activities, sports, layout, business, typing, and underclass. Each of these have specialized duties but they must all work together to form a successful yearbook. r-... 1 al' B. Brown, mgr., D. Webb, N. Doran, D. Mancinelli, R. Betzold, M. Finlay, F. Troy, B. Pye, B. Thom- as, S. Dexter, L. Tobin, C. Paul, A. Danielson. I ....e.1p r-- ---5 U' 1 Ev? '? ,. .1 i 1 r - ix. luis! .14 .1 lst row: M. Rock, layout ed., M. Chait, literary head, M. Cavicchi, editor-in-chief, J. Morse, managing ed., M. Tobin, senior ed., A. Motta, activities ed., 2nd row: D. Bona- parte, sports co-editor, S. Perry, underclass ed., N. Linn, faculty ed., Mr. R. Cromwell, advisor, B. Brown, business mgr., M. Walsh, head typist, F. Carfardo, sports ed. lst row: B. Lane, L. Thompson, J. Kelley, F. Troy, W. Blauss, D. Spaulding, J. Stetson, R Hannigan, S. Grillo, D. DiLillo, K. Ewell, S. Brown, A. DuBois, R. Hale. 2nd row: P. McDonough F. Silva, L. Gassett, D. McMullen, D. Hobill, J. White, D. Bonaparte, R. Duarte, P. Tirrel, V Karling, C. Martell, J. Baker, C. Marzano, M. Blaine, K. Travers. HO OR SOCIETY 'lst row: T. Brady, C. Boothby, D. Hobill, pres., J. Brady, R. Anderson, v. pres., M. Blaine, M. Walsh J Chaves 2nd row K Harriman, L. Gardiner, sec., V. Karling, J. Daley, Mrs. Lind, adv., M. Chait, A. Zaniboni, L. Gassett tres B Lane J Now akunski. When a iunior or senior student is elected to the National Honor Society he has, in the opinion of the faculty, the four characteristics of scholarship, leadership, service, and char- acter as well as having maintained a B average for three con- secutive terms. The main task of the Honor Society is tutoring of students, however, last year members were assigned to aid the guidance office orientation program for incoming freshman. The Honor Society also raises money for the Citizens' Scholar- ship Foundation by sponsoring Bermuda Day. The Student Council, advised by Mr. Smith and Miss Leahy, represents the student body and its opinions. Members are elected by their homerooms. The student council runs the school bookstore and collects money every Friday, Penny Day , which is used to support two orphans. The council sup- ports an annual dance and gives a scholarship through the Citizens' Scholarship Foundation. Seated: Miss Leahy and Mr. Smith, advisors, 'lst row: N. Gatturna, J. Berry, N. Turner, C. Pratt, B. Paulding, D. Bolinder, C.Joseph, R. Hannigan, D. Bigwood, R. Wirth. 2nd row: M. Arsenault, D. O'Connell, J. Boushell, treas., C. Burbine, V. pres., D. Bonaparte, pres., S. Smith, sec., L. Goolenaerts, P. Callanan. 3rd row: L. Morse N. Linn, D. Lawless, S. Dexter, J. Branderburg, J. Robbins, A. Arsenault, J. Long, P. Gibbons, S. Kirkell, M. Caron. 4th row: J. Sharkey, L. Stenberg, R. Ledwell, T. Hayes, L. Simmons. ' FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIA T10 Seated: G. Peterson, C. Corthell, L. Huddeston, L. Wong, S. Rudkin, P. Tirrel, treas., J. Daley, pres., L. Cook, v. pres., J. Berry, sec., N. Turner, R. Hannigan, J. Howard, A. Motta. Standing, ist row: D. Baker, L. Boggs, N. Cox, P. DiRenzo, D. Holmes, N. Smith, D. Ferris, B. Thomas, D. Packard, M. Cen- ter, V. Korling, L. Gassett, F. Troy, B. Lane, R. Duarte, S. Perry, J. Cwickla, L. Young, D. Bigwood, L. Godin, N. Keneolly, M. Millet, Mrs. R. Howe, advisor. 2nd row: Mrs. J. Millet, advisor, M. Tobin, N. Doran, C. Martell, L. Keough, A. Winsor, W. Thrasher, W. Blouss, K. Stenberg, M. Blaine, K. Travers, T J. Morse. l l The Future Teachers are a group of students interested in the expanding field of education. The club's meetings often , feature educational speakers, movies, or l discussions of controversial ideas. Annu- ally, in cooperation with the Future Nurses, l the club sponsors o spaghetti supper. The club sells truitcakes and proceeds from this and the supper are used for a scholarship. FUTURE URSES ASSOCIA T10 J. Stetson, S. Ward, C. Dwyer, R. Leighton, M. Browne, sec., M. Hinchey, treas., Mrs. R Foley, advisor, P.McDonough, pres., R.Smith, v. pres., D. Rhoades, D. O'Roake, M. Craven B. Ewell. F TURE BUSI ESS LEADERS ASSOCIATIO -i ...J- lll! .Q '-- 395' -L , A lst row: D. McMullen, sec., M. Trubiano, corr. sec., L. King, pres., S. Gibson, treas., E. Powers. 2nd row: P. Myrick, G. Lima, G. Brookes, E. Chase, D. Welch, I. Illis, L. Gardiner, C. Williams. 3rd row: C. Fontes, G. Henderson, J. Perry, C. Conboy, L. Harrigan, A. Ferrick, M. Walsh, C. Mar- zano. 4th row: S. Smith, M. Power, D. Huntington, J. Nowakunslci, D. Sherman, A. McCarthy, K. Plimpton, H. Marsh, N. Rowell, K. Thomas. New members of the Future Business Leaders are inducted at the beginning of each school year. Often, graduates who have entered the business world, attend meetings and speak about their experiences. The club also raises money for a scholarship and holds an annual Christmas party. Future Nurses of America is open to any sophomore, iunior, or senior girl, interested in nursing as a career. At Christmas, presents are sent to the Children's Ward of the Brockton Hospital. Later in the year, members visit the hospital for a movie and a tour. Through demon- strations, members become more familiar with different aspects of nursing. ' if 1 Mr Lee bites his pipe as student driver careens past the office window and skids around Driver Education at Whitman Hanson iniects into the student driver a sense of responsibility and a courteous attitude toward fellow drivers. Mr. Lee and Mr Delorey patiently and under standingly instruct their stu dents in both classroom and car ps 5-G' Lett to right: Napoleon Bonaparte, Creeping Cal, Jolly Green Giant, Horrible Harding, Jumping Jonathan, Kooky Kenny, Goofy Gasse, Dandy Andy, Might Marini. Absent: Hopping Howie and Scoe. THE COTTS RUYAL NINE PLUS O E This well-known group at senior boys with sweet voices added to the spirit ot the Christ- mas Assembly. .Accompanied by J. Sharlcey and directed by K. Ewell, they sang a number of carols and were greatly ap- preciated. . lg., ' ' 'V- 't1!- PA THERS PRI T 's,...,, A lst row: A. Kovaluk, T. Brady, N. Budlong, F. Cafardo, sports ed., K. Vokey, ed.-in-chief, M. Pearson, mgr. ed., A. Zaniboni assoc. ed., J. Brady, J. Nowalcunski. 2nd row: B. Ewell, J. Cwickla, D. Appleton, M. Zaniboni, G. Rouleau, S. Moss, N. Hill J. Hearst, M. Rock. 3rd row: J. Morrison, D. Kovaluk, C. Kovalulc, N. Babaian, K. Thomas, C. Treptow, D. Bigwood, L. Parrel J. Perry. 4th row: C. Burbine, K. Young, H. Marsh, S. Morris, S. McWilliams, P. Callanan, L. Jennings, L. Gardiner, P. McDon ough, C. Williams. Sth row: C. Martell, K. Plimpton, M. Babaiian, S. Amos, C. Donahue, J. Daley, P. Tirrel, C. Conboy, M Brown, V. Streeter. 6th row: J. Sharkey, J. Chaves, K. Stenberg, R. Allison, D. Richmond, B. McWilliams, W. Blauss. 7th row Mr. J. Chaskes, Miss J. Graham, advs. ' g -N. The large staff of the Panther's Print I consists of many departments: Art, Busi- ness, Circulation, Layout, Photography, Reporting, Sports, and Typing. A half - ' dozen issues contain articles of interest to the entire student body such as gen- eral news, editorials, iolces, and puzzles. Under the direction of Miss Graham and Mr. Chaskes, the Newspaper has become successful and popular. f I' I ..J D. Lawless, S. Grillo, R. Duarte, Mrs. L. Mason, adv., J. Ricketson, C. Martell. The Spanish Club was organized to enrich the study of Spanish and to acquaint third year Spanish students with the customs of South America. This year, members had a Thanks- giving party at which they prepared some Mexican foods. Later they will attend a concert of a Spanish guitarist or singer in Boston. At one of their meetings, Mrs. Aleman, former Spanish teacher, who has been visiting in Panama, will speak about her many experiences. The Art Club meets every Monday and stu- dents are encouraged to work on individual pro- iects of their own choosing. Any student may ioin however those students who do not have AR 1 room for Art in their schedule are given prefer- ence as members. lst row: S. Meinhold, F. Meinhold, L. Godin, J. Owens, M. Lyons. 2nd row: K. Stenberg, P. McDonough, A. Flanagan, W. Hammond, W. Blaus, B. Brown, L. Karling, K. Kirkell. A D10-VISUAL AIDES N Sitting: W. Baker, D. Pittsley, J. Derosier, D. Fredette. Standing: K. Vokey, G. Tobin, B. Nick- erson, P. Cogswell, D. Cormier, Mr. W. Spratt, advisor, E. Marsolais, E. DeChambeau, R. Bois, P. Harding, D. Bonaparte. A student with a free study and interest in learning to run movie projectors, tape recorders, and other school audio-visual equipment, may join the aduio-visual club. Members help set up microphones for assemblies and rallies and are also responsible for controlling lighting effects at school productions. Any students with a free study period or extra time before or after school may work in the school library. The library aides work hard, under the direction of Mr. Oulton, to organize in- to an efficient team. They also make frequent educational field trips to nearby libraries. LIBRARY AIDS I A I A l l 3 , . Seated: S. Amos, C. Donahue, L. Jennings, G. Henderson, J. Hurst, J. Nowakunski, S. Tuck- er. First row: H. Brown, D. Winnett, A. Zaniboni, B. Lane, S. Bowman, S. Slaney, L.Stasnty, Mr. D. Oulton, librarian, D. McMullen, M. McKenna, A. DuBois, S. Calnan, D. Smart. Second row: P. ,Callanan, P. Nickerson, N. Hill, J. Walters, K. Ewell, G. Darsch, D. Lawless, A. McKenna. BUWLI G CLUB lst row: K. McGlone, Y-ft R. Williams, Miss J. Falcione, adv. 2nd row: S. Alders, l.. Wales, S. Genero, D. Fredette, J. Rosen, C. Trainor, B. Conner, A. Lindsay, N. Alden. 3rd row: P. Cleaves, R. Leighton, B. Frazier, P. Holbrook, T. Mc- Glone, D. Webb. The Bowling Club advised by Miss Falcione, bowls twice each week. A Christmas party and a trophy banquet are held each year. The club is open to any student with an interest in bowling and either an urge to learn the game or to improve their skills. The Chef's Club, advised by Mrs. Lapworth, meets once a month in the home economics suite. The club is open to Junior and Senior boys and at each class they are taught how to prepare various foods. The final meeting is a cookout at Mrs. Lapworth's cottage on Buzzards Bay. DRAMA CLUB 'Ist row: K. Calnan, L. Tobin, R. Betzold, A. Zaniboni, K. Young, F. Dragone, E. Almeida, S. Turner. 2nd row: K. Chapman, D. Winnett, D. Appleton, M. Zani- boni, M. Gorsky, H. Kuchinski, L. Whalen, L. Jennings. 3rd row: S. Powers, J. Cwickla, C. Dwyer, N. Babaiian, D. Rhodes, S. McWilliams, B. Spaulding, R. Colburn. 4th row: W. Kurisack, S. Ward, S. Alders, J. Tremblay, L. Karling, J. Annal, D. Mancinelli, S. Leipe. Sth row: M. Frasier, M. Rock, M. Chaitt, J. Morse, B. Brown, N. Budlong. 6th row: D. Hobill, J. Sharkey, D. Botelho. 7th row: Mr. J. Chaskes, Mrs. B. Argentinas, advisors. Mr. Chaskes and Mrs. Argentinas advise the Drama Club and direct the two one-act plays pre- sented each year by the club. The members aid in lighting and makeup for school productions, such as the Senior Class Play. Meetings include I workshops on various phases of the theater, S B trips to plays in the area, and speakers who act professionally. Left to right: D. Southworth, Mrs. Lap worth, adv., J. Chaves, F. Doran, C Bezanson, G. Runney, D. Botehlo, R Ricker, D. Bonaparte, G. Manoogian SKI CLUB The ski club is one ofthe most active school organizations. The club's main purpose is raising money tor trips to New England ski areas. Some past activities sponsored by the club have included dan- ces, cake sales, a bottle drive, and a hootenanny. All of the members enioy skiing and work hard with the help ofthe advisor, Miss Baroni, to make each sea- son a success. if-Y . X Apres Ski. . :gl Lx 'XA argl I-'An' villa I X k-Ymt'l v 'Tix' Y ' Q fE, ,,-',,,. jg 'G.'.:w.i T fiiwa- -P T- T . , y , ? ,l'.'ux:.5?if:.f l ,',i -- .- .,.. 4 ...Mi y y .-9. ,. - M... f- .i X l Af N 1 ll ,, fl 0 ' A -- ,I -- M H .-, 1 fp . ' thi, Nj. . s 'ugh ' V ., - Hilfe ,Jiri 4 4- .4. AQ lst row: K. Young, bookkeeper, M. Browne, v. pres., V. Streeter, newspaper corr., L. Gassett, sec., P. Tirrell, treas., L Vokey, pres., Miss Baroni, advisor. 2nd row: C. Studley, L. Gassett, L. Morse, S. Anderson, M. Grosky, G. Darsch, B. Ber nord, A. Motto, S. Grillo. 3rd row: M. Chait, D. Rhoades, J. Harding, J. Long, P. Nickerson, M. Zaniboni, T. McDonald, J Tremblay. 4th row: L. Plimpton, R. Smith, G. Gorham, M. Cavicchi, J. Stetson, M. Millet, L. Godin, N. Keneally, C. Cor thell. 5th row: A. Porgenson, S. Powers, V. Karling, N. Linn, M. Tobin, J. Morse, F. Troy, P. McDonough, K. Stenberg, R Duarte, S. Perry, K. Travers. 6th row: D. Wilcox, W. Spaulding, R. Holmes, F. Callahan, F. Marini, P. Harding, G. Davidson F. Doran, L. Karling. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS .4 - ,L QL .A n L A . 'j Q : .fl , ' K .Tryk .ge -0 N. 4, is 3 5 ll... QT.. .li r 1,1 , -V. 'S 531' . ' -L61f.Qu.'.-r'3 Ig H14 M52 JS' . -Her -.,..- -, . - 1- , - f ..,.1 ff - '- U. I ' ,a- A 'D c. .7 't 1'-:tus .v-Yf'- ..i'- V ' - .- -A - , .- '. Liga- .,hq,.v-Js.,..'- - , r . .. . -M.. : W Q..-rw-s ' - ' ., 5. lg.-4 'xg - Q 7.1.3-, - f. ' ' s -' 2, ' .4 'i ' ' f ' if' - -...W I . w . ' H? .- T - Q-. .s aa.. . -. . X A 5 . , .. . .kv , ' --- ' 'um ,- ' .ir ' HQ . , f- , ' Q' i li ' if L. Wong, B. Thomas, D. Ferris, C. Burbine, Any girl may try out for cheerleading, freshmen in the fall and upperclassmen in the preceeding spring. Miss Leahy, the ad- visor of the group makes the final choice of cheerleaders and alternates. The cheer- leaders take part in rallies and cheer at football and basketball games. capt., L. Goolenaerts, G. Gaudreau, J. Long, G. Darsch. The freshman cheerleaders are a new and successful addition this year. Any freshman girl interested may try out in the fall. Then after being taught the school cheers by the varsity cheerleaders, a final group is chosen to cheer at the freshman football and basketball games. ERES H MAN CHEERLEADERS J. Cogswell, N. Olson, C. Clawson, G. , . 9' . , . - , , . ., . 3- 4' -Ui - -.1-' ,xi 1. ,7 '- - tx ft 3 f,flWf'.- .' ,, h.i..1 4. f- 1 I- .V5 it . Li!! ,I ' .i 'axis'-af--T' ,il-. . Spinney, S. Ohrenberger, L. Blaus, D. Brine. - - -2 4- A 4 , . F ' - HY .. , '- w4.1' iff it . . j ' Ak- fx,- s.,4 lst row: S. McKay, L. Jennings, D. Hatch, M. Cavicchi, P. Waite, C. Pace, N. Rowell, D. Buck- ley. 2nd row: S. McKay, D. Jenkins, P. Davis, J. White, V. Hunt, K. Ewell, C. Bergeren, M. McGough, M. Martin, Mr. Godfrey, director. 3rd row: D. Calnan, E. Rock, S. McWilliams, J. Meada, S. Rickter, W. Thrasher, S. Carlin, R. Pratt, J. Harris, R. Ciccio, T. Huska. 4th row: G. Manoog- ian, G. Noon, P. Best, S. Stankus, R. Griffin. Under the direction of Mr. Godfrey, the band performs at many assemblies, rallies, football games, and special functions. The band also supports the chorus in the Christmas program, spring concert, and club instructions. Both the band and chorus played a major part in last year's musical production, Brigadoon. The two organi- zations promote school spirit and add color to school activities. The maiorettes, accompanied by the band, add color to rallies, football games, and other school functions. They also march in local parades. Any girl with ba- ton ability may try out at the beginning of the school year. With the understanding that she will have to attend practice regularly. L L. 'lst row: S. Ward, P. Myrick, C. Murphy, B. Harrigan, C. Cox, L. Jennings, D. Winnett, S. Cavicchi, C Calnan, D. Lawrence, J. Webb. 2nd row: K. Thomas, L. Rice, J. Turner, M. Center, V. Hunt, P. Waitt N. Rowell, C. Bergeron, Mr. D. Godfrey, adv., E. Hilly, J. Goodwin, D. Goodwin, S. Rudkin, H. Brown G. Peterson, D. Snell. 3rd row: J. Whiting, S. Rickter, P. McDonough, L. Archamaault, M. Paiva, D Sherman, A. McCarthy, A. Kovalulc, P. Jacobson, A. Zaniboni, J. Daley, C. Martell, C. Boothby. Kneeling: G. Randall, capt., standing: M. Dowd, L. Holbrook, S. Tucker, S. Ward, S. Ward, S. Smith, P. Callanan, P. Myrick. A' 4, Y Cac, l . '11 If rep' A kvklf Jaflukf' -Q ugh'-P' 1' 5 . f J ..., S te V 1.1, A ' .RN T -I-v 0 J ui , d ,. .f - ,J an I., is A J ' ' 'E--' I' 0 , , er f A.. 5- ar Q99 -1 G' ,gs .D . sf., v. .,., ,K .F i I 5? XX, I 1- A Y'l., AQ -'sr SPORTS SECTIO To add to the fine athletic program W-H has established over the years, the addition of a new Physical Education program has created much enthusiasm among its participants. Earlier this year, a total of six boys from each gym class were chosen to participate in this one percent program. The program itself spans at least a twenty-one week period. Its purpose is to provide a rugged program of agility, balance and strength exercises. The ones who finished the program were awarded a handsome trophy and the distinction of being among the top one percent in the nation who have reached the peak of physical fitness, with the feeling that a great challenge had been met. For one who has never participated in any sport, the qualities of leadership and spirit are very vague in their minds. For it is the custom of Whitman-Hanson sports to mold these qual- ities into their participants. For one who has never felt the ioy of victory or despaired at the woes of defeat, then he has not, and never will become a complete human being. . f -'J'-1 If' 1 -fri FRESHMA FOOTBALL 1966 3.5, ,i 1 J .:,.A ,A . Jwv., Va V 5 .VV . . vuur- ,ng N L . . . -I 1 A 'Sk' 1. ,.i A: '5' ' ' ' .- ' - - .' . .1 ' .. .' -1- 'vr ,, If-gf! ' -.' bg, .5 ' iff, ' ' -. '4. 554-41' ' -'-1 ' -. 1st row: R. Morris, T. Hayse, S. McLusky, J. Broderick, S. DuBois, co capt B Corliss co capt C Derosia, W. Pye, D. Morris, L. Divine. 2nd row: J. Cameron, J.B. Mills W Silvia S Clifford S Snow R. Brown, M. Calahan, D. Rasicof, S. Rayment, J. O'Rourke, R. Bonaparte M Murphy P Williams 3rd row: W. Yanuss, M. Dwyer, S. Milewski, D. Lossi, L. Johnson, E. Lawrence D Ford W Payton C Pagneini, G. Fletcher, P. Costa, J. Butchaco. The Freshman Football Team, coached by Mr. Meiggs and Mr. Ferris, is one of the finest freshman teams Whitman-Hanson has seen for two dec- ades. The boys did a fine iob finishing in 2nd place with 5 wins, 1 tie, and 2 losses. This is certainly an indication of some good varsity teams in the future. 12-0 Scituate 0-O Hingham 32-12 Randolph 6-12 Plymouth 14-12 Bridgewater-Roynham 14-22 Rockland 36-0 Silver Lake 32-0 Middleboro Here comes the White Knight!! Considerably wealcened by last year's graduation, the 1966-67 Panther's football team had to work hard for each victory. We should realize that a true team is one that can pick itself up after defeat. The Panther's fighting frustration, achieved this goal and finally com- piled a 4-5 record. 'Ist row: H. Chandler, L. Gasse, F. Marini, R. Anderson, co- capt., P. Harding, co-capt., J. Hayes, W. Panos, J. Kent. 2nd row: J. Quilty, M. Racicot, P. Babaiian, R. Dragone, S. Green, D. Bonaparte, C. Wallace, M. Stanchina. 3rd row: J. Foley, D. Robillard, P. Hill, M. Cronin, R. Ketchen, J. Maguire, R. Shaw, S. Kingman, J. Cadres, G. Stevens, mgr. 4th row: D. Robbins, mgr., B. Hammond, T. White, A. Makein, R. Nalazawski, D. Snow, D. Powers, R. Monticone, D. Young. Sth row: J. Snow, mgr., V. Kidd, E. Hayes, S. Robillard, G. MacDonald, C. Gardiner, W. Cousins, W. Fitzgibbons, D. Cormier. .?hf1ft!. . .!!!, + !. . .' ' ' I ' ' V ff, fgwr, A lr S Q ma X ',f,,14t,.. V,- . 'ba- . - - 1 ff . Sure hands. 'u 1 'W-3.53 rw - O ' u Q any-H 'V Q' .-f. 'lg , 4 . . T - sh ,,-f.j u5 ,lx 4 xii A V. su ,H ., . Thi? V' - g,A,Z.v Napoleon Bonaparte on the snap. W-H 8 20 6 8 20 22 12 32 6 Scituate Hingham Randolph Plymouth Bridgewater- Raynahm Rockland Silver Lake Midd leboro Abington 7,1 B' '. .fu 5 X ' 2 I -A . , I ' I 1' 'Uh - V 71 , MR.-,.,6.l. X, , l' . . X.- 1 ' . .' ',--.L . - ' 1. ' , Y rw 4' 'Wx' .1, - . - f. .L -..,,-f- ,f.'.uv-'- . . Q. g 2-111. , 5 4 ,-,c.-g,- gf t . . '-- .. wh:--Q 'A .1 A , '- '- if 'v- f .,. . ..,- '.1,' v - '- I -aEr- 1-1, V N ew, ,, ivy: .. '.,'J, Q f- -.1-uc.. ' ' ' ' , . I J' '. '- 'f, if.-,Q -h.. - ' 51 A V, A. -,1 -,' -ji 3 -js J, -L,-'ik 3 , , . I , .4 4' , ' .-:Jw-1 .. ...u 411-dvi ,. s. ffp...-.555 534:-g'-a',,,41',,l.gf,.zyg3i'ixxj,'..'ffgq'-'fl-:Q-f?'1r'm1Q,,f2'5':+,j e. ' f'gi?,.-.XJ 4 U -'I-:,Li'.f', ...uf 75,1 -1-Y'-:KY 'A' w. YV- ' ..V x . ff' I ' Xu .' X- 'L-1-'3 Ps:Q'sl'5!'3-'f .Z,f' H- 'IAC ....r..'- V5 '..-,-.ala .5-,Van .Q I Howie on the stop. db? OPPONENT 34 8 I4 20 6 34 6 8 16 j- f-, -er, '- ' 5 I-we 0 L V A W vp. f .ravi K A . W 40417 U Q x fx-'wr rw . sag' Quilfy loses his head. 4 414 M . .41 f,,sb',Xa?.'yxV !:w,..'F gn, Tog. You're it. J: FIELD HOCKEY 25- - H' f ' ,:1: ,,, 1. '?R::'11- 4 4-3 - V r r' i . 1 if I- S! K. Hennessy, R. Weeks, M. Chait, D. MacDonald, J. Howard, P. Smith, J. Smith. Standing: Coach, Miss P. Holmes, P. Crossely, J. Armstrong, S. Moss, co-capt., M. Blaine, co-capt., L. Thomson, J. Baker, R. Sacco, S. Grillo, mgr. v u iv V x ' f ' is avg v' ' A l' JV X' rf' ' . wif, er' ' P 7' vi wr i A ' X '?' , I 0 V ' .1 g f ,f t . 0 -- . f f v.-. M5131 , . . rp, . - 5 Wd 5- K, ,I , I. ' ,' - - ,. nr .s 45-,NX H V' ,i I ', K --11 ,X - Y , I -1-I V',- N--vb, ,,. - ..,pJ-in , - m . . - - - - x nod:l5'.'..f Q 4 1 .4 ' l I: Nl' . , vig If , . . 'L , 'T' -. - ' P: T -Fist ' id- 'vu ' '4',+1..-- v,'z:-,. M. .1 'i ,R -ligajggf ,A rl... I 4. ., - g .. . ... Ant., , ',' arp , -Q '- ,, aa .rl Living Dangerouslyll OUR group had 7523 more accidents. Though the Field Hockey team was not particularly successful, all of the girls showed spirit throughout the sea- son. Most of the team was composed of new players and they made a special effort to learn the game well. CROSS COUNTRY I thinlc l took the wrong exit on the freeway. pvnvyrjy I .fly ,' -s , . f- . .r, f A, P. Clemmons, Coach Mr. Crowley, R. Hallock, K. Carlin, D. Hobill, B. Thrasher, M. Vess, G. Tobin, J. Cechario, F. De- Chambeou. Cross Country is a sport with one main requirement: endurance. The Cross Country runner must combine both endurance and speed so that every ounce of his strength is used in the time that it takes him to run a 2.3 to 2.8 mile course over all kinds of terrain. This sport, run in the toll has a finale, being the Old Colony League meet in November in which all schools in the league participate. Disneyland or bust!l ,,, VARSITY BASKETBALL lst row W Hathaway J Hayes R Anderson co capt J Cadres co-capt., M. Cronin, P. Cogswell. 2nd row: W Hammond P Conant S Kingman P Hill S Tlrrell R Ketchen, R. Dragone. Steve lumps forthe ball. Never has a team of players and coaches put more into a game than this year's Varsity Basketball Team. Off to a poor start, the team won tive well-deserved games, and tour in the second half. The climax came in a thrilling one- point upset over second-place Silver Lake in the last two seconds ofthe game. Coach George Hines can look forward to a good season next year. Q, J 5... This isn't the time or the place to dance. Just c little more umph!! -Q ' A new play is discussed in huddle. x l , I 6157? w 0 'P Q-as .45 K 1.1 'zfxx 52 4- :Q 3 o .ff , if High hopes! -ii JU IOR VARSITY BASKETBALL .Je '- W Gif Left to riglwfz J. Snow, G. Greene, R. Boker, B. Peterson. Second row: M. Pearson J. McGlosl1on, D. Hendrix, J. Englisln, S. Ohrenberger. ' O '-c. ri, . 0 - '-'Jf L32 f '- Q lm- . -ix , U, 9 . ' i ' Ii m . ' S X A C5 X 'be 5.-' , V-lol On the tips of my fingers! I'II get if if it kills mel! I , 5 no i-+.-, Xb- V All over one little ball?? X' Now where inthe world could it have gone? it ... , J 1, ll .2 ' - , .arzkf up ' 'lst row: S. Rayment, M. Calahan, A. Sherman, S. McCluskey, R. Burton, S. DuBois. S. Derosier. 2nd row: F. Doran, F. O'Roake, B. Stafford, D. Ford, T. Robbins, R. Bonaparte, M. Dwyer. Too bad this is only practice GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL The Girls' Varsity Bas- ketball team under the direction ot Miss Pratt com- pleted another fine season with a total record of 20-l. This year, as in the pre- vious two years, the girls won the Old Colony League Championship and also went on to defeat defending champions, Hanover, in Class A, in the Southeast- ern Mass. Tournament. M Elf -Q L, ,H I 'I ...C -Y ' -,xxx . . W ' 4 Sooty and Bernie hail the good ball. A qv , - 71 Lv : -Ei. f - l l i Q T l i T i gxiiii x 1 ill ,U -'v-' 4 J ,L Ill 3-gp . i if 4 he 4 -..- - r T ' H' + ww- wmv ' is-A is ,,, A lst row: l... Thompson, M. Blaine, S. Moss, co-capt., M. Walsh, co-capt., J. Nowakunski. 2nd row: K. Burton, R. Smith, J. Robar, B. Lelito, Miss Pratt, coach. 3rd row: K. Smith, B. Ewell, M. Hinchey, D. Holmes, N. Gutturna. J vii We practice hard?? . I is . H xii an -ev ' ' -U -1-,..--'-. -A T. X- A Y L, v Warming up. lt's o bird, it's o plant, it'. . . tl GIRLYJU TOR VARSITY BASKETBALL T1- wssm? i - l TT 'Hiring- ' is-f. 1, 4 lst row: P. Smith, J. Howard, J. Gutturna, C. Joseph, C. Studely. 2nd row: K. Smith, mgr. G. Gorham, J. Owens, S. McKay, M. Craven. 3rd row: M. Gonsalves, B. Harlow, J. Hurst, S. Frye, M. Wirtzburger, Miss Irwin, coach. The Junior Varsity under the direction of Miss lrwin, also completed a fine sea- son with a record of 11 wins and 5 losses. Those girls did a fine iob considering that it was a very young and almost completely new team. The varsity team can expect to have many future successes. D X 1 1 Miss Williams shows Gay, Adrianne, and Ginny the correct way to hold the racket. .xt V i Q 2 5-tn.. lst row: A. Corliss, D. Ferris, M. Browne, G. Gorham, K. Keough. 2nd row: B. Thom as, R. Tirrell, V. Streeter, M. Chait, N. Linn, N. Budlong, G. Hunt, K. Thomas, L. Cooke. BUYS' TENNIS Left to right: K. Vokey, P. Peterson, J. Snow, P. Scotf, Mr. Clark, coach, S. Greene B. Konealos, J. McGlcshcn, R. Shaw. LA is .1 V Pg -Nik 4' 'G Ai ..'L 3.-M ,Y Wi Dorff CVY SfeVe! Ole I pledge to hit that ball WI TER TRACK 5: 'lst row: D. Cormier, B. Fitsgibbon, R. Holmes, D. Snow, C. Thompson, D. Hobil, A. Loioie, D. Young, R Ronclell, K. Carlin, B. Thrasher. 2nd row: S. Milewsid, P. Clemmons, A. Avioz, D. Robertson, M. Vess R. Hallock, T. Green, R. Sieberf, D. Santos, K. Gurney, R. Pino. K - J. I, SPRING TRACK 'JT H7 F' Y' wfnigfrip gg af v 315' ' 'fr' , 1 4 If , 9, 1 L. .l .Y 5: L, X L..,'1.- ., ,A ' an A 355 . 31,21 . 65,-'.f , -'U -J'9v- ' i' .J 5- Lau. . 411 f1'1l7. fi 1 Q 15 . fl -I 09 Q53 . .,v 1 . .-Av!! UO 'TUPO SIGN L L4 A 49 ,Agar SOFTBALL JZ: 30.0 ..O-- The Champ!! Q Q I' They don't really expect me to lump the fence l for a little, old ball? Do they?? This lawn party sure is going slow. R.,-1-ig-.... - M, ii.. ..c, '-,exif Every spring is try-out time for the girls' softball team. The team's successful seasons of previous years, always generates much enthus- iasm and eagerness for new players, Miss Irwin and Miss Pratt are always looking for the girls who show promising soft- ball abilities and good sports- manship. The vacancies on the squad left by the graduating seniors are open to any newcomers who are willing to work hard and love to play. 1 A I I I Zafiq What do you meon I need glossesw H'-4.19418 W 'tt lcouIdn'fdo any worse This If inning! if , -.. . -w-I L v..,..--, ,.-, is - , 4.1 , 5 -o.. , I , W gg, 1 L H J- 4 BASEBALL 9 4? H5639 9 i i W wi K if it JL. PM I , L1 -a . . - 'lst row: D. O'Brien, J. Benson, P. Grey, P. Cronin, R. Glauben, D. Waterfall, G. Gardner, R. lbbitson, A. Key. 2nd row: Mr. Spratt, coach, B. Panos, mgr., J. Cadres, R. Dragone, V. Buiten- huys, M. Cronin, R. Anderson, R. King, M. Hayes. 1 'll -:diso-hb.-o 0. 1- gx .. -..QA .Q Q n - lt's form that counts in this game. l'lI listen, but l won't give an inch! ,Qs li ,f . . .and he thinks he lcnows what he's talking about! The l966 baseball team was again a sensational unit. Reiterating the 1965 team, the l966 team won the Old Colony League Championship for the second straight year and iust missed a second straight Class C Championship. Another good sign was the underclass participation on the team, which has made it one of the most well-balanced in participation in W-H sports. ,,,-- lynn' .1 Where did that ball go? I D 110340-US . -n. ' . t , --uri fb--2 ,,,.- Pg'-ix I, ii- ly, , . ... -..., ., , , ,' if-L -Lgif ,..,v-.?:i.f1',gg3'v-fs '-4-1f 2fv:.1 ,fri '-+--'-- -. . . :fi Nga ,NY ws U, If . - - -..- . ', - - , rf' .... -- ., .-as Ay- ' -f - -- - A at Q-f-:iv-em-.se ' A . 4'-vp There must be an easier way to do this!! f l l Q' T . 4 I t 5. S Whitman-Hanson's ardent baseball tan, doing the Irish Jig. 'QS ' .D I I Qcvo av-X iq' Iwi . 'rn 1 ' Nil' xiii -6' Q u O ...s 0 f - -Ull- 3'v' : 4 Q 'J 'I 0.446 , f1' n 1 1 0- K 6 I lg VN X xgxg DERCLASS SECTIO The underclassmen constitute the largest part of the student body. Each student beings his career in high school as a fresh- man. He makes new triends, takes on responsibilities, and discovers what it means to be part of a class. As a sophomore and iunior, he participates in more class activities and his school connections increase. A student's most important devel- opment takes place during his underclass years. Lia 4. ' 'xv' 1 'Oz pu 'I , ' vvvgu-' ' l v , 9 P U4 o 5 X, 'I v 'P'f . wif, -,'9,g.x , Y. If Q 1' All x s s-xi-' ' 'lgv 4. ,A 'Fld' ' ,-1 'J',..,gf., ax 5 ,V . . ' bi' if . , Q. Nh., 1 15 L. Q ql . .' ff. 5 , 7, 4 'P , ' . x Y ' J A H ' Q Ass' t P. s. x y 1'j . he 4 ' fl. ff' L' 1 Ks M 4 ' -Y c-ir M' - . '- E- Hr A A A.. ' . 4'.'wY gh ' , . 'gf' X ,I ,P .EQIP 'K 1' 6 Uv, .Q . cs uv. F 'J' hi'- ii: V ,. . - , hi Q ,sl I , Q . A ,. ,Q , ' ' wq- ,' , '1 ' -'W - l6'. :' - ffl fi - 45-. 'g,:w 1' qi'-,f-. +1 QM I xg '4 2e--- if -'.J. 4-QE- -r'-U -- ' ' ',i.w ffl? Q wffii W 21 gf'-.41--f, if '+- I n . '. i,- Q f ' Pstlg I.. 1- ,Sc Wikia.. Ll!! 'w.1..L . ' ' bf' ' 'fx 4 t.:f' ff - 'JV' 'vigil FRESHMA CLASS 1 I Lrm . F I . ,41- r . Q .T si QS. . 3 K ,.-.x- U 9. Q Q L . I w X 'ix ',wlf'y Y' A 'I' F Q0 we-'P' if-H 'ff' ff YW, 'if--3 TN ,. , . . . bei- :iq U 13 .'f1j.:,d,'.' f?f ,L:1'k'.N.'s, x 'UL' . ', 'rg Q 'Q' Q A ctw ,Q v N.. ' , V Q, ',g-3 'lP l' 'dx 'yn' 'vgmt . Q fig ? ?'I?!Q'nl fjfl'gg'Z'g-ff: rv-MQ 4. ww., .. x Y H' in D A75 1 I fix: iw ' 'sei 1' i- 7 Jt h - fl 'vi 5 ' '- Ml- rs . '4 4 7' as 'A ii' 2: nF',, . ' w! ., , O ,I R Q a . , 1 , N hqiah av . 1 r r 'fe Tx sS 5 'f '1 i ' il alive? ff' Traci -'rs1i? 'l- m ,gli L' x flxn 4 , ',-KQLQ fuk . nx'uf, N, SEN Pi , F' T' : si .ii' kv :L ernfn - 1-' s.-.- Shit. , -' -s 4. '--s ., . s 15 f:Q 'w:.- , . J! -7-..i.-'.T s.. if. .. 4. '-A'kL-...vn. Class Advisors: Mr. Farrell, Mrs. Little. Class Officers: Pres., F. Doran, Vice pres., R. Betzolcl, Treas., E. Cavicchi, Sec., V. Spinney. 1.1 o,'. ,l' 'Fa 4 P. ' -1 'J y Q Q . 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Q5 , v. Qu , . 4- ' ' A . 'K' 2' f ,,- 3 ' .' 'Q -- '- if 5 'N ' av Q s 8 D. Q 4 r-H511 my W so vm. -'Wg' ra . 5 V-vi K .t?Q:'uvi ' - N' v.' ' RVWMXWA Hs -.mi 1, , ' 1 X is- an ' -Q' I . ,xr .' ' '-' - ' 4 I' ,V-H . Q' N ' ' ,, ' ' fr ' ' 1 3 uf' -af'-is ' Class Advisors: Miss MocDonnell, Mr. D'Allessio. 4 '98, if Q '. .' ' . . It -D ' ' -Q., hu.-4 V 1 ?.f,.'.iQ in K -' 'W rfb 'I fi' '.- - m 'Ng' f 1, -,-gem . '-':.f'.w- M ' ' N X' xi' ' wi iqql ' 'W ,V !'?f,3f,zy-,'g g'lw' 'f'nq vf Mn .Q xg 'W 9 I . ,Y ., I, '9:an:r4,f .5 - an .1 5 1 Yi.. v sr, , u' 1 -. v M AW .X,K iQhgw.z' 1 . I ' .yt 1 1 ...rw M lr? ' T. 1 fr ' ,. . ' 15, nl ' 171- xi' 4 ' ff- ,T 1' '. uv yg,?w'-y A ,f A 8 K Q vm?--.'.1 . 1? kg 'V 'Ve 'N '14 r .- ' 4 ' 'Q 'rl s .A , -,' ,, 'g.ai,3f' l,v..':' - is 5 .' U 3 2 Ik '.'. is' win 'hrs fr, . 4 - AJ .gy ...AR Q V. 1 5 V f , Yi .h,k. W9 ' v,7.,,A ,v I M ,N-is . , h ,fnlnuww v , h ':.-Mgr.. .wi ff e ig, me A ' . rf .1 ' r- i-1 ' 'W is eff 1 -I AA. -y 'I . ' ' S Q, .l - ' 1 f . 1 1 ' it V 0 ' I C ' M 4 .quiz , , at ,Aq' .- . ,'-3 . l -I I . 5 .M , A' ' at 4 ' g ,, . V. I 1 -if A wt, Us . I' V, , . , ' f ' ' V ' 4 . ' , V.. 'jx 9:9 -55 Q 1 NA 'il H.-X - , 11, . - S sr 1 X' ax A x 'V .' , V' . 4 .' . ,'.. ' . , . , I 1. 5 z 'S its U Jezuf' Q .4 h 5 xp, R 'L , X IW fc h J' fa. -Q L: '. i. '- z 'PII' 'A . W-i f ii 1 - 4...4,' v, 3, sg, F.. H A,-'ff ' 'img . , fn, 2132 .1 .5 ' , A V-,1 .i....5-i -gwgmm .'? ff.,j- ' V ff -.-., N- , Li , , ,....,.r,.,.m ., , 4, , ri, ,N r , .5 'I -' , f r f Q .r L A, 9 W M ' Aw.. sf: f M - M 4 'ya an sxffa Qi ' Class Officers: Trecs., G. Dorsch, Vice pres., D. Rhoodes, Sec., V. Sfreeter, Pres., S. Ohrenberger. ,. . As t I A.- . f-x li! 4' Y ' . Q A 0 rl. fo- xT'53f!-f.i la S '55, ' - 1 . . xx' ' ' ' . 6 . ' rr -A :gl-!',-'v Sf J' ' ga, Q--.Q 1 5. '-5 - A .. ' -- T .. 5 ...ev -F - - 'Q'-,,g, s. 4.., ...H 1-1 . ..,g,. 1, Q . 'Ig' , ...Y . 9 : .N .Qi . , . K .' .-ny s 1- , .Q 'I -,-.:,.,...zQ N - , N .. 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IR- - NA . .I - ' M' -'if 1,-3: V.-L W. -, ,LQ -sq, UNIUR CLASS srggmy'w.. 1e4 ig v,,f5f:5:L '. 2' 5 fv'T'f- R- - - Fi V- '. I -I-1 -' -,--, I' , y I wg - V '41 ' -v . . ., ,, ,Y V? H --, .. . . Y V 1 I 5 - K .,, 1 - I '. il .-D Frclv' ,.,.x,i . sua . a.v A . - - C. rv. Q-. l A V 5 A-v...,1 't, , ' -' T 1. . I, ., .3 K.--f', : 5.-lf ' ---- ,, y. , .-' ., 1 ' .- . -u-- A . n . .V 3s'., E Q , 1- 5 . .,. Y,,,-0 ' gli 'yr as--9 . Q ., , . 'I-as V Q F-ft' .if ,Viv 'K P ,Iv ' 46 ir ' nz ,.,. ., frm 5 ..,n .fi HQ., XJ ea A 'Y ,-A 'Ayn' P' :rw - r f at , 4-31 fu, gf +2 N sr r if il, M Q9 is .cfm 42 W' M M' P., 9. 41, ah Mr,g1,g ,, 'kan W +P 'Q iy .f., use ',-4 -H! 3' Y , .wi , r A -1. APA Q' tgp' 1 r.. A lg' vs 'fu ' R 1 - bff4l 's'f ,j'ff-- Class Advisors Mass Brnord, Mr Resnick Class Officers Pres , M Cronin, Vice pres , N Forrcnd, Sec D Ferris Treos , J Whmng . gl -. ' N' nh. hx . ,4 Q, 1 L' '-'fr-S ,,-L 4' -0- - '- A gm N 7 '14 'F J A thousand times for just chewing gum? T The rot sleeps. . .cheese, cheese!! 1 a s i 5 s i 1 K I I 1 hi J - 0-Q15 ' rx Q. na-, Qu 0 1: Q. f. 5 'Q' ' 5:55:01 - -- -1535 tx-H L! xx Nl Hove you got any good books? Y 1 di ?n- f And l can still hear Winchester Cathedral. 13 1 WI I'-q s I Y r.. g 1 gs f'7 -I I 4 'l ...Qi I I, X 'Who1 s number 9, port A? Toooooooofn 'S This is worse than I fhoughf!! Ponos's wonderland 5 lv ,,pf ' -0 4 2741 'fn A ,rf a 4.1, I. 1, I if SE IOR SECTIO Senior year seems tar away to entering treshman but once a student becomes a senior, he realizes that his high school years will be over in a comparatively short time. The year is a mixture ot anxiety about tuture plans, participation tor the last time in class activities such as the play and prom, exchanging pictures, and of course, studying. Each student looks forward to senior weelc and graduation and hopes that his last year will be a memorable one. The class officers lead the Grand March. G uf., 6 , G X , 6? s, ' - Cf: W ' s. A 4 , xg Q xl., 1 KX,- r -Q' The Queen and her court: R. Duarte, A. McKenna, B. Brown, J. Walters M. Blaine, R. Hannigan, and G. Rouleau. qi. I Tlx A surprised Queen!! The Junior Prom, NIGHT IN VIENNA, was held Friday, May I3, l966. Though Friday the thirteenth is traditionally un- lucky, the prom was a complete success. Glittering chandeliers, marble balcon- ies, and masses of flowers enhanced the Viennese ballroom scene. The class colors of white and gold were also prom- inent in the decorations. The high point of the evening was the announcing of the Queen and her court. This occasion will always be remembered as one of our most enjoyable class functions. V, .. The Queen and her Escort. N. I. X 'U K A ' x p 1' an 63,1 0 d' ,.g- 1' L1 eff! and they danced all night. 46 3 I It I I Ii I ,. Q f L Y SE IOR AWARDS .Tl f. - .15 Girl's State: l.. Gardner, M. Blaine. Honor Guards: left col., top to bottom: M. Chait, J. Morse, A. Zoniboni, l.. Gassett, L. Gardner, K. Harri- man. Right col., R. Anderson, T. Brady, J. Brady, F. Callahan, D. Hobill. pf P Vi Boy's Sports Award: R. Anderson. g 1966 Spellman Essay Winners: M. Choit, 2nd prize, J. Shorkey, lst prize, A. Zaniboni, 3rd prize. , . Reb , L.l..l I L.l..L.LE...--gi-1.11.11 CZ' va xc! ' f7 5 i5 Jewish Brotherhood Award: l.. Gassett. Abington Historical Society A. Zaniboni, R. Anderson. v '.C L. 1-fix e QIQ .Q ' AX 'X Q43 N - ssl A -r , Renesaellaer Polytechnic Metal 1, jr D. Hobill. .,,Jr Q, l Boy's State: J. Chaves, R. Anderson. SE IOR CLASS SUPERLATIVES ,F 'S 4 V V P. i r' lr' K Most Modest Melissa Si Cliffy All-round Friendlies Mo 8. Robbie Ann Si Cal Q N A 'I 1' I ii.. jfs, Class Artists Pat 81 Howie f . '-s 1 Q1 Best Dressed Connie 8. John Most Likely 'ro Succeed Alefa 8. Dave Hof-rodders Connie 8: Tony Best Dancers Janet 8- Dave Class Flirts Rose 81 Robbie y C A Most Sophisticated Joyce 81 George -5 FW Best Personality Jaime 81 John , i K 1 . 4, 7,4 QC AQ J Lf if 4Al'IL!l.: fl fl -:E 'S Shortest 81 Tallest Sharon 8- John E+!-'3' pf' 'N .... J N- Busiest Linda 81 Robbie Athletes Sooty 8. Robbie Class Clowns Debbi 8. Steve Class Musicians Marianne 81 Jimmy Class Brains Jonathan 81 Aleta 5 Cutest Sue 8. Mike Best Smiles Linda 81 John 1 ff? o Ylang 1 N Gabbers Ann 8- Steve ,I ii Robert Allison Gilbert Amodo Lindo Anderson Robert A. Anderson I . Q.. fi! sd Jul Peter Bobion Robert Bacher 1 'Q' 'X iffy ' qw-T Roy Boys Judith Begg Hey, something's on your shoulder. Philip Best Charles Bezonson John Blauuw MUUYCCY1 Blaine Q , lm i + V H f llu rg- I 0 35-5' 5 sa l rf' ,-' A aiu f Robert J. Anderson Dorothy Appleton Linda Archambault Ralph Ashodian 1 ,pf ,an 3 ,W 5 'if' I v. Walter Bagnell Janet Baker Larry Baker . 4 R' '2 1 Edwin Bell Gerald Bendell Nancy Beniqmin Gail Blanchette Raymond Bois W! lu ' -iai- -.fd IT-Q David Bonaparte Carol Boothby A ,1- , ' ' '-'Z Brenda Brown Frank Brown John Bordon Sheila Bowman Sheila Brown Wayne Brown it f K. ' .R --Q ld ' '7 Francis Callahan Richard Cameron Q 'v-J Howard Chandler Joanne Chase Marianne Cavicchi Susan Cavicchi John Chaves Georgiana Chiros John Brady Thomas Brady 1 Melissa Chair Fred Chandler Karen Burt Federico Cafardo H W Dana Cole Helga Copeland Unnh! -2 x 5 iq T. Michael Corliss Wayne Cox MN it l . H5 JA , 'M 3 gi Q N ' '-. ,J Theresa Digiano Deborah Dilillo -J ,fi John Dorchester Lionel Doyon Rita Duarte Pamela Dubay - A -J T7 Paul Duffey Raymond Ely Elizabeth Ewell Kathleen Ewell 3 If 4' N x -3, 0. 'sg 5 ' '1'r'7Y Q Q17 Jaime Daley Kent Darsch Paul Dean Katherine Dennett .KXK Patricia Direnzo Brian Donahue Christine Donahue Nancy Doran Ann Dubois Robert Duff 5 QF!! 1 Kef1I18fh Ewell Ewell -4- V. i ,,,. 4- -ss xt! ,W 'C mm Ann Feifidi BfiOf1 FSFQUSOD Bruce Ferguson Jerome Finieiio if Christine Fontes George Foote Linda Gardner Paul Gardner T3 'ITIY Susan Gibson Judith Glauben .loan Goodwin Stephen Greene f Q Robert Haie Sheila Hamilton Rose Hannigan Peter Harding 'W . .s +5 I-Ss' 4+- Q N f, 2 f e . I f A I Mary Finlay Mark Flebotfe f r . , 43- -Us I-'Q W , Thomas Gasse Linda Gassett 'R 1' Sharon Grillo Jo Ann Grover '337 Karen Harriman James Harris Get those knees up! William Hathaway 1 William Kanelos , 4? I 1 I 1 ' TP John L. Hayes Valerie Karling Russell King I hate cross country, I hate cross country, I. . . Kathleen Kirkell -W9 'df Hr Donna Lawrence Gail Lima Mark Lindberg Nancy Lynn lr r L Q fad . 'wrfi x 1 1-4 7' D I David Hobill Dwight Howard Judith Huntington Joan Kelley 7 O l Michael Kelley Jeffrey Kent ...ef-ff' 4.1- Arlene Koveluk Alan Laioie Elizabeth Lane ig.!r. '- 10 ly .qvv ' ' Q ,. uf 1-is an f 79 ,gf fl wtf? V, Q , ,, fir R409 ff rv? E-.A Jff .s 'Ll' ' ,f I ' r Irma llles Linda King .J 'FTE Martin Langelier Q '-0' Douglas Lloyd 61, . rf- Y ' 'f ' with . 0' A 5 ft .4 5, v- -P' 1 san- 4 Q ,M l L I ' x ow' pr . ,, A l N .., Q V Q 3 in Y - - 1 po- , Q. ' 5 o K- Q YVQ1, ne-.' sins vf ' -, S-' - 'F' . V 3. th lf A Q I 5, ff, , : hw-ny ' I. Qt. in -1' ' N Q -. f a .. ' V' , A . 3 ' f iw 1 g' Avril can Q' 'S ,Anya ' Nr Georgina Medan Louise Maloney Francis Marini Charlene Martell 41 if Augustine Mastropietro Elinor Matheson Sandra Matiyosis Ann Marie McCarthy Alyce McKenna Donna McMullen Richard Meier Francine Meinhold B9 'Tru 'Wm Arthur Morin David Morrison Janet Morse Susan Moss 7? I 1 Q11 Eugene Marsolais 10 41 Marguri te McDonough Suzanne Meinhold Ann Motta 'Wx .X- X Constance Marzano Thomas McGuane CSDM Raymond Milewski f 'QN Patricia Myrick George Noon William Panos 1 if .ff Paul Queenan .J-4' Q vi Jeanne Nowalcunslci Susan Perry . . ,, , ,. ' 31255, Jifl Michael Racicot Robert Ricker John Riclcetson -...1...-l--1 3 X v' -l 'Q W4 , Diana O Roak Charles Pace I' ZR .i, .i. lllf, Robert Pina Lucinda Peterson l 1 vt? '1 r Alan Randall GGil R0l'lCl0ll Q 'U' ...fp Donald Robbins Marie Rock Gloria Rouleau Sheila Rudkin xrltrfvrgg' '7 Anthony Sacco Dean Sault his 41 ' II Diana Sherman Harold Sickoll A1 Stephen Stanlcus Karen Stenburg - 'fb Patricia Tirrell Marie Tobin Q 4 ai John Schwenszfeier Beatrice Serra Frances Sylva James Smith Joyce Stetson Marlene Taylor '39 Kathleen Travers Frances Troy IQ Jonathan Sharkey Sarah Sherlock Ekilg va Q 4'- ' x Sandra Smith Doreen Spaulding f -lr -4 Dennis Terrio Linda Thompson f . ',4P fn-,,,,.-. 1, Richard Uzzell Kem-,efh Vokey I want my mouse. h be .11 Clifford Wallace 1311 Donna Welsh vw vp. Constance Williams ' A Aleta Zaniboni Mary Lou Walsh 1 ,or QI' Jayne Walters Donna Webb df? qai Sally Slaney Jeffery White Robert White QMS ,.- -u..-- .ix . x - -ifxh Elizabeth Wirth I uf' ' Y. 1 we All A , 4 -4 'YQ' Gail Henderson What am I getting a flunlcie for? Linda Strastny Donald Yarletts I 1 l Robert Allison. . . Bab . . .55 Monponsett Street, Hanson. . . .Boys who look and act like girls. . .ul flunked that one too. . . .Go to Franklin Institute to become a mechan- ical engineer. . .Panther's Print5 J.V. Baseball5 Arch- ery Club. Gilbert Amado. . .'fGil . . .219 South Street, Hanson. . . People who talk too much. . . Take things as they come.' To grow up and be something. . .Photography Club 1,25 Dance Committee 15 Chorus 1. Linda Anderson. . . Andy . . .37 Burton Avenue, Whit- man. . .People who don't really care about others. . . It won't fly. . . .To go on and find true happiness Science Fair 1. Robert Anderson. . . Andy . . .44 George Street, Whit- man. . .Non-participants. . . Oh gee! You're cute! . . . Get a iob I enioy. . .Class President 1,25 Science Fair winner 1,35 Freshman Football5 Freshman Basketball5 J.V. Baseball 15 Varsity Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Varsity Baseball 2,3,45 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Brigadoon 35 Honor Guard 35 Dance Committee l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Vice President of N.H.S. 45 Citizen Scholarship Foun- dation5 Student Vice President 35 F.T.A. 45 Senior Class Play 45 Bye Bye Birdie 45 Spellman Essay Semi- finalist 3. Robert J. Anderson. . . Bob . . .87 Beechwood Road, Hanson. . .Flat music especially voices. . .Help people. Dorothy Ann Appleton. . .610 East Washington Street, Hanson. . .Wasting time. . . Why l'd love tal . . .To become an elementary grade teacher. Linda Archambault. . . Lyn . . .569 Holmes Street, Hanson. . .Kids walking slow in the corridors. . . Would you believe? . . .To be a successful hair- dresser. . .Field Hockey 1,25 Drama Club 15 Basket- ball 2,35 Tennis 1,2,3. Ralph Ashodian. . . Felix . . .24 Linden Street, Whitman. . .Haircuts. . . Nuke . . .Graduate. Peter Babian. . . Pete . . .43 Central Street, Whitman . . .Freshman. . . Don't say that Quilty! . . .To get a stingray. . .Freshman Faotball5 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Student Council 15 Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Winter Track 35 Chef's Club 3,45 Weight Training 2,3. Robert Bacher. . . Roby . . .34 Bayberry Road, Hanson . . . Chubby what did I do now? . . .To own all the packy's in Plymouth County. . .Thayer Academy 1,2,3. Walter Bagnell. . . Tweed . . .16 Washington Street, Whitman. . . Hey Mona! . . .To get through college. . . Freshman FootbaIl5 J.V. Basketball 25 Spanish Club 2. Janet Baker. . . Bake . . .102 Perry Avenue, Whitman . . .Mr. Lane and Mr. Delorey. . . l'll try anything more than once! . . .Peace Corp. . .Drama Club 1,25 Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Prom Chairman 35 Prom Committee 3,45 Ski Club 35 Golf Club 15 Sophomore GirI's Club 25 Yearbook Staff 4. Larry Baker. . . Larr . . .114 School Street, Whitman . . .Scorliss and Mona calling me apprentice. . . Oh Really . . .Beat Marsconi, California. . .Dance Com-- mittee 15 Golf Club 15 Audio Visual Aid 4. Karin Ann Barkley. . .Union Park Street, Monponsett. . . School lunches. . . What are you? An idiot or something? . . .To be a bookkeeper and then advance to C.P.A. . . Library Aid 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Chorus 25 Science Club 15 F.B.L.A. 4. Roy Bays, Jr. . .384 Essex Street, Whitman. . .Exposi- tory writing. . . Jeepers. . . .To be an officer in the Navy. . .Panther's Print 2,3,45 Science Club 25 Chef's Club 25 Tennis 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Senior Class Play. Judith Ann Begg. . . Buggsey . . .567 South Avenue, Whitman. . .Missing a Saturday night at the Surf. . . Well, you know what. . .there certainly could be troubleln. . .College in Boston. . .Student Council 25 F.N.A. Treasurer 25 F.T.A. 3,45 Dance Committee 1,2, 3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Ski Club 3,4. Edwin P. Bell. . . Eddie . . .37 Hancock Street, Whitman . . .Time for doing nothing by Mr. Meiggs and fat girls who wear short skirts. . . Keep a cool tool for a happy Iewel in the motor pool. . . .To become a 20 year Air Force man, and to graduate. . .Freshman Basketball, Tennis 1, 2,35 Junior Prom Committee, Intramural Basketball 1,2,35 Science Fair 1. Gerald Bendell. . . Gerry . . .45 Court Street, Whitman . . .Aircraft Mechanic. . .Photography 25 School News- paper 3,45 Chess Club 2 Nancy Lee Beniamin. . . Mousy . . .60 Corthell Avenue, Whitman. . . People who say one thing and do the exact opposite. . . . Up and down the 'drag' one more time and then l'll go home! . . .J.V. Basketball 15 Dance Committee 15 Prom Committee 3,4. Philip Best. . .250 Alden Street, Whitman. . .The School Committee. . .Service, college. . .Band 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 1,2,3, President of Chess Club 2,3. Charles Bezanson. . . Charlie . . .74 Rock Street, Whit- man. . .Girls with red hair. . . But I only get to see you on weekends. . . .Basketball player or coach5 Bank man- ager5 Business College. . .Freshman BasketbaIl5 J.V. BasketbaIl5 J.V. Baseball 1,25 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Bowling Club 25 Bobbie 5 Varsity Basketball 4. John Blaauw. . .29 Whitman Avenue, Whitman. . .People who say Fords don't go. lScorliss5 Hey Rocky lTomi Own a GT-350. . .Junior Prom Committee. Maureen F. Blaine. . . Mo . . .72 Joyce Avenue, Whit- man. . .Junior and Senior girls who are babyish enough to call names and start trouble. . .Commercial Artist . . .Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,45 J.V. Basketball 2,3, Capt. 35 Varsity Basketball 45 Softball 2,3,45 Field Hockey 45 Prom Committee 3,45 Queen's Court 35 Usherette 35 Sophomore Girls' Club5 F.T.A. 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Science Fair Aide 35 Girls' State 35 Mr. Larsen. r I I l l l i l i Gail Blanchette. . .Pearl Street, Hanson. . .Two-faced people who think they're a gift to everyone. . . What can l say? . . .To become a hairdresser and successful with the Air Force. . .F.N.A. 25 Cafeteria Aide 25 Prom Committee 3,45 Bowling Club 4. Raymond Bois. . . Ray . . .71 Blake Street, Whitman . . .Teachers who know it all. . . How do you feel? . . .Cook in a big place. . .Freshman BasketbalI5 Bowling5 A.V. Aid 3,4. David Bonaparte. . . Napoleon . . .Cedar Lane, Mon- ponsett. . .Certain West Bridgewater Girl. . . Yah, OK . . .Business Management. . .Freshman Football5 Varsity Football 3,45 Freshman Basketball5 Varsity Track 15 J.V Tennis 35 Debate Club 1,2,35Chef's Club 35 A.V. Aid 45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Vice President 35 President 45 Varsity Club 3,4. John Bordon. . . John . . .1131 Washington Street, Whit- man. . .Kids who fool around and think they are big shots . . . Right! . . .Teach Mathematics. Sheila Bowman. . . Maysie . . .275 Reed Street, Hanson . . .People asking me my pet peave. . . Oh reallyln. . . To goto nursing school. . .Junior Prom Committee. John E. Brady. . .493 Monponsett Street, Hanson. . .The J Be Sachs. . . Foul . . .Good engineer. . .Freshman Basketball5 Tennis 1,25 Panther's Print 3,45 Science Fair 35 Track 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Photography Club 4. Brenda Brown. . .67 Bedford Street, Whitman. . .People who constantly squable over unimportant things. . . 15 or 25? Dish or cone? Sugar or plain? . . .Go to college and maior in foreign language. . .Softball 1,25 F.T.A. 35 Dance Committee 1,35 Art Club 45 Drama Club 45 Spell- man Essay Finalist 3. Frank Brown. . . Brownie . . .650 East Washington Street, Hanson. . .Slow girls and moonlight. . .To see the world as a bachelor. . . Keep it Cool. Sheila Brown. . . Sheena . . .38 Day Street, Whitman. . . Jayne Walters and W.H.R.H.S. system. . . Oh cut it out you bloody fairyl . . .To marry Frankie and be happy. . . Band 1,25 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Drama Club 3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 4. Wayne F. Brown. . . Brownie . . .197 Auburn Street, Whitman. . .Work and detention. . . Oh Really! . . .To own a 305 Honda and stay out of trouble. . .Varsity Base- ball 25 lntramural Basketball 2,3. Karin Ann Burt. . .48 Hogg Memorial Drive, Whitman. . . Teachers who think they know everything. . . Oh really pall . . .To be a nurse. . .Sophomore Girl's Club 25 Chorus 15 Dance Committee 4. Federico Cafardo. . .650 Main Street, Hanson. . . Huh? Huh? Huh? . . .Teach history or economics. . .Football 15 Baseball Varsity 25 Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball Assistant Manager 35 Panthers Print 2,3,45 Sports Edu- cation 3,4. Francis Callahan. . .23 Hancock Street, Monponsett. . . Cal, Skippy . . .Getting burnt, Peter's Beater and Fran convertibles. . . No Fran, l'll stick with the Board. . , Social Security and Retirement. . .Freshman Football5 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Class President 35 Ski Club 3,45 Chef's Club 3,45 Brigadoon 35 Honor Guard 35 Senior Class Play5 Prom Committee 45 Student Scholarship Fou Foundation 3,4. Richard Cameron. . .681 South Avenue, Whitman. . .Girls who are always late for dates. . . Swift . . .Go on to business school. Marianne Cavicchi. . . Cavick . . .91 School Street, Whitman. . .People who say my Mercury doesn't go. . . There's a Yearbook meeting this afternoon! . . .Col- lege. . .Band l,2,3,45 Ski Club 2,3,45 Dramatics 25 Pan- thers' Print Staff 25 French Club 25 Sophomore Girls' Club5 Jr. Prom Committee5 Yearbook Underclass Editor 35 Yearbook Editor-in-chief 45 S.E. District Music Fes- tival 3,45 Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Cafeteria Aide 4. Susan Cavicchi. . .651 Plymouth Street, Whitman. . . People with big mouths. . . Are you kidding me? . . To be successful. . .Chorus 1. Melissa L. Chait. . . Lissa . . .356 Auburn Street, Whitman. . . Je ne sais pas . . .To go to Middlebury . . .Tennis 2,3,45 manager 35 Ski Club 2,3,45 Drama Club 2,3,45 Field Hockey 45 Science Club 35 Prom Committee 3,45 Honor Guard 35 Spellman Essay 35 Science Fair 3,45 Yearbook-Literary Editor 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Class Play. Fred Chandler. . .102 Hancock Street, Whitman. . .Home- work. . . All right now fL.L.l. . . .Printer. . .Freshman Football5 Freshman Basketball5 J.V. Baseball 1,25 J.V. Basketball 15 Intramural Basketball l,2. Howard M. Chandler. . . Howie . . .184 Main Street, Hanson. . .Girls who don't smile. . . She's all right! . . .To become a mechanical engineer. . .Varsity Foot- ball 2,3,45 Winter Track 35 Prom Committee 3,45 Dance Committees 1,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Executive Coun- cil 3,4. Joanne Chase. . . Jo . . .164 Beulah Street, Whitman . . .When people call me Shortie. . . Oh my goodness! . . .To become a second grade teacher. . .Sophomore Girls' Club. John R. Chaves. . .409 Bedford Street, Whitman. . . Physician. . .Freshman Football5 Student Council 25 Science Club 25 Science Fair 1,2,3,45 Winter Track 25 Chef's Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Newspaper 3,45 Manager Baseball 25 Manager Basketball 3,45 Intra- mural Basketball 3,45 Audio Visual Aid 2,3. Georginana Chiros. . . George . . .143 Fullerton Aven-- ue, Whitman. . .Kids that play the role, and kids that block up the corridors. . . Don't worry kids, we'll think of something to say before you get home. . . . Oh really . . . Knock it off, will ya? . . .Hairdresser and to live a happy and successful life. . .Sophomore Girls' Club5 Prom Committee 3,4. Tom Churchill. . .7 Wilkie Terrace, Hanson. . .School . . . Who, me get a haircut? . . .Barber. . .Cross Country Track. Dana Cole. . .204 Washington Street, Whitman. . . Dy- lan . . .The Guidance Department. . . How was it? . . . To loaf. . .Band 1,2,3,45 Photography 45 Panthers' Print 3,45 Art Club 3,4. Helga Copeland. . .536 Beulah Street, Whitman. . .When boys are late picking me up for a date. . . What's new? . . .To become a secretary. . .Sophomore Girls' Club. Theodore Michael Corliss. . . Mile Skcorliss . . 310 School Street, Whitman. . .Winter Bikies. . . OOO- Ha Mona . . . Tres Bien . . .To be a Yamaha Bikie and blow off Mona's Honda, and to ride to California. . . Freshman Football 15 Tennis 15 J.V. Baseball 25 Foot- ball 35 Weight Training 35 Chef's Club 35 Prom Com- mittee 3,4. Jaime Patricia Daley. . .159 High Street, Hanson. . . Conceited people. . . That's the way of the West . . . To become a high school English teacher. . .Student Council 1,2,35 F,T.A. 2,3545 President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Dance Committees 1,2,3,45 Junior Prom Com mittee 35 Intramural Basketball 25 J.V. Basketball 25 Bookstore Attendant 1,2,35 Guide for Parent Visitation Night 2,35 Brigadoon 3. Kent Andrew Darsch. . . Kent . . .200 Winter Street, Whitman. . .1957 Chevy l6 cyl. auto.l. . .Little four letter words such as workl. . .To study in the field of Oceanography. . .Freshman Dance Committee5 Junior Prom 35 Winter Track 35 Spring Track 35 Ski Club 35 Science Fair 1. Deborah A. DiLillo. . . Deb . . .61 Lantz Avenue, Whitman. . .Snobby people. . .Miss Falcione. . . Seen Ann? . . . Your lying! . . . OK Pall . . .Go to college, have a wild time then settle down and marry a million- aire. . .Field Hockey 35 Student Council 35 Ski Club 35 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Prom Committee 3,45 Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 4. Theresa DiGiano. . . Terri . . .1 I2 Whitman Street, Hanson. . .The Skillet. . . Oh really. . . .To marry Ray. Patricia DiRenzo. . .281 Commercial Street, Whitman . . . Guinea . . .Boys who don't shave sometimes . lR.C.l. . .College. . . Wanna run it? . . .F.T.A. 3,45 F.N.A. 25 Program Committee Chairman Panthers' Print. . .Art Staff. . .Junior Prom Committee. Brian Donahue. . . Moose . . .715 Washington Street, Whitman. . .People with big mouths. . . What's happen- ing? . . .Chef. . .North Quincy High. . .Football 1,25 Baseball 15 Track 1,2. Christine Donahue. . . Chris . . .334 School Street, Whitman. . .Mr. Oulton. . . Hey Bubblesl . . . Nizzer . . .To be rich with money to throw away. . .Sophomore Glflsl Club 22 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Library Aid 3,45 Panthers' Print 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Nancy Doran. . .191 South Avenue, Whitman. . .Snob- bish people. . . That's for sure! . . .To accomplish all l set out to do and to travel. . .Class Treasurer 1,2,45 Yearbook Staff 45 F.T.A, 45 Dance Committees 1,2,3,4. John Dorchester. . . John . . .22 Franklin Street, Whitman. . .Short pants on boys. . . Are you for real? . . .To grow hair. . .Basketball 1,2,3,4. Lionel Doyon. . .325 Plymouth Street, Whitman. . . Getting up in the morning. . . The best way to pass is to do your own work. . . .To have further education. Bowling 4. Rita Ann Duarte. . . Reet . . .15 Star Street, Whitman . . .Girls who think they are great. . . Gaynor, I got another letter from 'OB'. . . .To graduate from college and teach. . .Intramural Basketball 1,25 J.V. Basket- ball 25 Basketball Manager 35 Softball 25 Ski Club 3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Dance Committees 1,2, 3,45 Executive Council 3,45 Spanish Club Treasurer 45 Prom Committees 3,45 Queen's Court 35 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Mr. Horkey. Pamela DuBay. . . Pam . . .44 Court Street, Whitman . . .Reckless drivers. . . Meet us in row 11 kids. . . . To be Bob's wife. . .Junior Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. Ann DuBois. . . Annie . . .318 Washington Street, Whitman. . .Fighting with Jeff and two faced people. . Park in row 11. . . . Oh really Jeff. . . .Hairdresser, to have a happy marriage with my husband and six kids . . .Freshman Mixer Committee 15 Student Council 1,25 Sophomore Girls' Club5 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Senior Prom Committee 45 Library Aid 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Robert E. Duff. . .651 Indian Head Street, Hanson. . . Teachers in the parking lot. . . But wait. . . .To ioin the Navy's Sea Bees. Paul Duffy. . . Duff . . .146 Milford Street, Monponsett . . .Unfriendly girls. . . Keep it clean. . . .To be a chef. Elizabeth Ann Ewell. . . Betty . . .367 Reed Street, Hanson. . .Snobby People. . . Hey l got a letter from Dennis! . . .Nursing. . .Science Fair 15 Student Coun- cil alternate 25 Intramural Basketball 15 F.N.A. 35 Prom Decorations 3. Kathleen Ewell. . . Kathy . . .91 Regal Street, Whitman . . .People who walk slow in the corridors. . . Wanna run it? . . .Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Maiorettes 25 Drama Club 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Dance Committees 2,3, 45 Senior Prom Committee 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Kenneth Ewell. . . Ken . . .99 Woodlawn Circle, Whit- man. . .Ugly chorus girls. . . Oh really. or Would you believe. . . .Funeral Director. . .Bowling 1,2,35 Student Council 1,35 Band 1,3,45 Freshman Mixer Dance Commit- tee 15 Junior Prom Decoration Committee 35 Chef's Club 15 Senior Prom Committee 4. Ann Ferick. . . Ann . . .659 Washington Street, Whitman . . .People who fight Polar Bears. . . That ain't bad, heyl . . .To marry Dave and to see the world. . .F.B.L.- A. 3,45 Sophomore Girls' Club 2. Brian Ferguson. . . Fergy . . .680 Indian Head Street, Hanson. . .Teachers. . .nl don't believe that, Hall. . . .Beach Bum. Bruce Ferguson. . . Fergy . . .680 Indian Head Street, Hanson. . .Getting taken for a ride. . . No sack Hall! . . .Millionaire. Jerome Finiello. . . Jerry . . .29 Linden Street, Whitman . . .School. . . But wait. . . .Join Hells Angels. Mary Elizabeth Finlay. . .l'l22 Washington Street, Whit- man. . .Pierced ears. . . Gut a letter from Herman to- day. . . .Business School. . .Intramural Basketball l,2, 35 Softball 'l,2,35 Ski Club l5 Dance Committees 2,3,45 Variety Show l,25 Art Aid l,25 Brigadoon 35 Bowling Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Science Fair Aid 35 Chorus l, 2,35 Panthers' Print 3,45 Senior Class Day 45 Senior Class Play 45 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Tennis 45 Li- brary Aid 25 Drama Club 45 Prom Committee 3,4. Mark Flebotte. . . Fleabite 81 Warp . . .Red headed seniors. . . Oh reallyl . . .To be a C.P.A. . .Drama Club l,2,35 Bowling Club l,2,3,45 Treasurer of Bowling Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Vice President 45 Spring Track l,25 Winter Track 2,3. Christine Fontes. . .58 Ferris Street, Monponsett. . . People who think they are perfect. . . Check it out! . . .To become successful in life. . .F.B.L.A. 3,45 Prom Committee 45 Sophomore Girls' Club 2. George Foote. . .229 Cross Street, Hanson. . .8 o'clock bell. . . 0h, ya right! . . .Agriculturist. . .Basketball 2,45 Track 25 Class President 4. Paul Gardner. . . Skinney . . .82 Crooker Place, Hanson . . .Charlie Poole. . . Hi Joel . . .To graduate. Linda Gardner. . . Lin . . .322 Liberty Street, Hanson . . .Snobby people. . . You've got to be kidding! . . . Successful Secretary. . .J.V. Basketball 'l5 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 F.T.A. 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Newspaper 4. Thomas L. Gasse. . . Larry . . .907 Temple Street, Whitman. . .Girls who make you feel as if they are doing you a favor when they go out with you. . . Gee, you're kidding mel . . .To be a psychiatrist. . .Freshman Bas- ketball5 Spring Track 'l5 Winter Track 25 Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Varsity Football 3,4. Linda Gassett. . . Spastic . . .900 Winter Street, Hanson . . .Dull boring teachers who make their classes uninter- esting and yellow sox on boys. . . Right! . . . Stop making fun of my driving, Tirrell . . .To always be happy . . .Ski Club 2,3,45 Ski Club Secretary 35 Art Club l5 J.V. Tennis 2,35 Dance Committee 'l,2,3,45 Prom Commit- tee 3,45 Junior and Senior Hostess5 N.H.S. 3,45 Treasurer 45 Honor Guard 35 Science Fair 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 F.T.A. 45 Class Secretary 'l,2,3,4. Susan Gibson. . .933 Main Street, Hanson. . .W.H.R.H.S. . . . War's coming down tonightln. . .To marry Warren . . .Prom Committee 3,45 Dance Committee l,25 F,B,L,A, 35 Treasurer 45 Sophomore Girls' Club 2. Judith Ann Glauben. . . Judy . . .65l State Street, Hanson. . .Teachers. . . Oh really! . . .To be a suc- cessful secretary. . .Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Miss Pratt Joan Goodwin. . . Joe . . .968 Washington Street, Whit- man. . .Two faced people. . . You're kidding! . . .To further my education. . .Archery Club l5 Brigadoon 35 F.B.L.A. 3. Stephen Alan Greene. . . Greenie or Cornhuskern. . . Fat headed teachers. . . Might bel . . .To go into the Air Force Academy. . .Football 25 Tennis 25 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Tennis 4. Sharon Grillo. . .'l30 Whiting Avenue. . .Whitman. . People who remind me constantly how short l am. . . I might be embarrassed! . . .Go on to Secretarial School. . .Chorus l5 Dramatic l,25 Ski Club 3,45 Year- book Staff 45 Field Hockey Manager 45 Dance Commit- tees 2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Tennis 4. Jo Ann Grover. . . Jo . . .249 High Street, Hanson. . . Mr. Resnick. . . I can't, Mike's coming over! . . .To marry a certain truck driver. . .F.N.A. 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 35 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Mr. Horkey. Robert W. Hale, Jr. . . Snowcap . . .32 High Street, Whitman. . .Kids who pull tietack chains so they break . . . Don't worry until something happens! . . .To be- come a Veterinarian. . .Spring Track 'l,2,45 Dance Com- mittee l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Mr. Horkey. Sheila R. Hamilton. . . Half pint . . .548 Pleasant Street, Hanson. . .People who think l'm crazy and Mavis Smith. . . No sir, I'm not crazy! . . .l.B.M. operator. . . F.B.L.A. 45 Prom Committee 4. Rose Hannigan. . .98 Phiolips Street, Hanson. . .Gym Inspection-Ironing my gym suit 2nd period study. . .To teach and continue dancing, to be happy. . .Student Council 3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Dance Committees 2,35 F.T.A. 45 Queen's Court 35 Peter Harding. . . Skippie . . .67 Whidden Avenue, Whitman. . .Long, long, long Football practices, Cal's machine, and my beatter. . . That's the way it goes. . . .To go to college. . .Freshman Dance Committee5 Brigadoon 5 Junior Prom Decoration Committee5 Senior Prom5 Science Fair 35 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Freshman Football5 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Ski Club 4. Karen Harriman. . .99 Pleasant Street, Hanson. . .People with pet sayings. . .To get an education. . .Drama Club 2,3,45 Chorus I5 Panthers' Print l,45 Student Council l5 Library Aide 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 National Honor Society 3,4. James Harris. . .HJimmy . . .74 Stetson Street, Whitman . . .getting up in the morning to goto school. . .HReally!l Five laps around the fence? . . .Army, Music school. . . Freshman Football5 Band 45 Bowling Club5 Variety shows William Hathaway. . .MBill . . .24 Dover Streetk Whitman . . .Marty Langelier and Sheila. . .i'Kiss me, iCute'. . . . To find an ambition. . .Winter Track l5 Spring Track l,2, 3,45 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Cross Country 35 Student Council l,25 lntramural Basketball 2,3,4. John Hayes. . .HLubus T. . . .9l6 Bedford Street, Whit-I man. . .A certain French teacher, and a certain typing teacher. . .mls that right? . . .Anything as long as its far away- from W.H.R.H.S. . .Freshman Football5 Varsity Football 45 Poolhall. Gail Henderson. . .42 Silver Street, Whitman. . .Paul being late and twoefaced people. . .u'Park in Raw ll . . To succeed in everything that I attempt. . .Bowling l5 Sophomore Girls' Club5 F.B.L.A. 3,4. David Hobill. . . Dave . . .626 Temple Street, Whitman . . .People who ask me what my pet peave is. . . Boy, Chaves are you slow. . . .Nuclear Physics. . .Science Club 'l,25 Drama Club 3,45 Tennis l,2,35 Cross Country 3,45 Winter Track 2,35 Spring Track 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Science Fair l,2,3. Dwight Howard. . .884 Winter Street, Hanson. . .My brother5 and teachers that don't give us Enough homework. . . Would you believe. . . .Electrical Engineer. . .Football 25 lntramural Basketball 2. Judith Huntington. . . Judy . . .52 Forest Street, Whit- man. . .People who think they are smart. . . 0h really. . . .Something in the business line. . .J.V. Basketball l5 lntramural Basketball l5 Dance Committee l5 F.B.L.A. 3,4. Irma llles. . .263 Bedford Street, Whitman. . .The way Mr. Oulton runs his library. . . 'Do you really want to know? . . .To go back to California. . .F.B.L.A. 3,45 Basketba l l5 Softba l l. William E. Kanelos. . . Bill . . .228 Raynor Avenue, Whitman. . .spending money. . . 'Right. . . .To make a few million. . .Varsity Tennis 3,45 lntramural Basket-4 ball 2,3,45 Science Fair 35 Newspaper Club 3,45 Bowl: ing Club 45 Golf Club 2. Valerie Karling. . . Val . . .Washington Street, Whitman . . .Doing homework on weekends. . . Ya know what? . . .To be a fashion designer. . .Student Council 45 French Club 25 Ski Club 2,3,45 Sophomore Girls' Club5 F.T.A. 3,45 Science Fair 2,35 Yearbook Staff 45 Dance Committees 'l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. Joan Kelley. . . Joanie Ellie Mary Kelley . . .196 Spring Street, Hanson. . .People who spread untrue rumors. . . What should I do? . . .Career in fashion merchandising . . .Dance Committees l,25 Prom Committee 3,45 News: paper 35 Executive Council 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4. Jeff Kent. . .787 Washington Street, Whitman. . .WQH dress requirements. . .College education. . .Freshman Football5 Varsity Football l,2,3,45 Freshman Basketball5 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 35 J.V. Baseball l. Linda Marie King. . .MLynn, King Kong . . .l262 Main Street, Hanson. . .Bucket seats in Dave's car. . .MHi Honey. . . .Marriage to Dave. . .F.B.L.A, 3,45 Vicec- President 35 President 45 lntramural Basketball l,25 Dance Committee l,2,35 Prom Committee 3,45 Sophomore Girls' Club5 Mrs. W. McCarthy. Russel King. . .MLee . . .1263 Main Street, Hanson Homework. . .Play Baseball5 Baseball l,2,3. Kathleen Kirkell. . .HKath . . .l32 Franklin Street, White man. . .Noisy eaters. . .HO-Kay. . . .To have a million kids. . .Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Ski Club 35 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Art Club 45 Executive Council 35 Prom Committees 3,45 Arlene Kovaluk. . .lO6 Hancock Street, Whitman. . . Teachers that don't teach. . .i'Ask me if I care. . . . Elementary School Teacher and to marry Larry. . .Dance Committee l5 Sophomore Girls' Club5 Newspaper 35 F.B. L,A, 35 Chorus 35 Brigadoon 3. Carol Kovaluk. . . lda . . .l06 Hancock Street, Whitman . . .People who love themselves. . . Don't evade the sit- uation. . . .To be a good wife to Al. . .Future Nurses Club 25 Newspaper 45 Mr. Meiggs. Alan Laioie. . . Al . . .25 Fiske Avenue, Whitman. . . Homework. . .To graduate. . .Football l,25 Spring Track l,2,3,45 Winter Track 2,3,4. Elizabeth Lane. . . Betty . . .28 Stetson Street, Whitman . . . Je ne sais pasl . . .Teacher. . .Honor Society 3,45 Library Aid 3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45Year-1 book Staff 45 Senior Class Play 4. Martin Langelier. . .393 West Street, Whitman. . .Bill Hathaway taking Sheila out. . .Kiss me, you fool. . .To marry Sheila. . .Varsity Football 35 lntramural Basket: ball 1,25 Weight Training 2,3. Donna Louise Lawrence. . .i'Mousey . . .36 Brigham Street, Whitman. . .One boy in this school. . . Would you believe? . . .To be a hairdresser. . .Chorus 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Gail Patricia Lima. . .323 South Street, Hanson. . .Two faced people and people who are phony. . .HUp tight 8. out of sight. . . .To become a successful secretary and to be happy. . .F.B.L.A. 3,45 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Prom Committee 4. Mark Lindberg. . .l9 Brown Avenue, Whitman. . .New Math . . . You've got to be riding me. . . .To keep up with John Chaves. . .Student Council 3. Nancy Linn. . . Nance . . .304 Harvard Street, Whitman . . .People who ask me if my hair color is natural. . . Slap your face! . . .To go to college and to be happy . . .Dance Committee l,2,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Student Council 2,45 Ski Club 2,45 Tennis 3,45 Intramural Basket- ball l5 Yearbook Staff 4. Warren Liverett. . . War . . .70 Hancock Street, Whitman . . .This school. . . Push over darling! . . .To join the service and get out alive. . .Football l5 Basketball l. Douglas Lloyd. . . Mouse . . .324 Auburn Street, Whit- man. . .Teachers in the parking lost. . . But-wait-Hall! . . .To go to Mass-Trades and get a certain girl back. Georgina Madan. . . Gina . . .566 Brook Street, Hanson . . .People who care only about themselves. . . Wild! I find that a little hard to believe! . . .To live life to the fullest and to make something of myself. . .Panthers' Print 3,45 Junior Prom 35 Clinic Aid 25 Cafeteria 25 Mr. Meiggs and Mr. Fox I?l. Louise Maloney. . . Lou . . .651 State Street, Hanson . . .Everyone calling me Louis. . . Oh cut it out! . . . l.B.M. operator. . .Field Hockey l. Francis Marini. . . Fran 8. Skippy . . .l90 King Street, Hanson. . .Cal's machine, Peter's Beater, and fights with Trav. . . Cal, how about the cube! . . .Retirement and Social Security. . .Varsity Football 2,3,45 Ski Club 3,45 Brigadoon 35 Senior Class Play5 Baseball 45 Prom Committee 3,4. Eugene Marsolais. . . Hopper . . .l58 Pine Haven Drive, Whitman. . .Homework. . . But wait Dennis Hall! . . . Graduate from high school. Charlene Martell. . . Charl or Charlie . . .90 Loring Avenue, Whitman. . .People who hurt other people delib- erately. . . Oh really! He might be soft! . . .To be a school teacher and to be rich and happy. . .F.T.A. 3,45 Newspaper 45 Intramural Basketball l5 Yearbook Staff 45 Brigadoon 35 Bye Bye Birdie 45 Variety Show l,25 Prom Committee 3,45 Dance Committees l,2,3,4. Constance Marzano. . . Con . . .759 Washington Street, Whitman. . .A girl and her little grey Volkswagon from Hanson. . . Can't go kids, Wayne's coming up! . . .To be successful and never unhappy. . .Dance Committee l5 2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Executive Council 35 Ski Club 35 Intramural Basketball l,25 Soph- omore Girls' Club 25 Yearbook Staff 4. Patricia Myrick. . . Pat or Patty . . .l4 Brown Avenue, Whitman. . .Cost of everything. . . What's the matter! . . .To be happy and content in my future life. . .Chorus 3,45 Senior Prom Committee5 Maiorette 45 F.B.L.A. 35 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Mr. Godfrey and Mr. Meiggs. Lewis B. Nason, Jr. . . Lew . . .236 Pleasant Street, Whitman. . .The teachers in this school. . . How about that! . . .Freshman Football5 Dance Committees l,25 Weight Training 2. Augustine Mastropietro. . . Augie . . .33 Hayes Avenue, Whitman. . .Girls who wear too much make-up. . . Well ya can't win them alll . . .Air Force. Sandra Matiyosus. . . Sandy . . .l4 High Street, Whitman . . .Having to repeat things twice. . . Would you be- lieve! . . .To become a good secretary. . .F.B.L.A. 4. Ann Marie McCarthy. . .352 Beulah Street, Whitman. . . Brockton Traffic Signals. . . What was I going to say? . . .Business School. . .Panthers' Print Staff 3,45 F,B, L.A. 3,45 Chorus 3,4. Marguerite McDonough. . . Peg . . .l 'IO Burton Avenue, Whitman. . .Students with no class spirit. . .Nursing. . . Cardinal Spellman l,25 F.N.A. 3,45 Ski Club 45 Dance Committees 3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Brigadoon 35 Thomas A. McGuane. . .285 South Avenue, Whitman. . . People who say Hi-Performance Mustangs don't go. . . I didn't think I was going this far? Holeshot . . . Pay for my car. . .Freshman Football5 Weight Lifting 35 Senior Prom 4. Alyce McKenna. . . Al . . .636 South Avenue, Whitman . . .Work of any kind. . . Oh really, Herbie! . . .Hair- dresser. . .Cardinal Spellman l5 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Library Aid 45 Junior Prom Court. Donna McMullen. . . Don . . .83 Harvard Street, Whit- man. . .Doing homework and then not having it collected . . . l'll tell my big brother on youl . . .ul was going to say something--but I forgot! . . .To be a good fash- ion designer. . .Knitting Club 25 Junior Prom 3,45 Dance Committees 3,45 Library Aid 3,45 Cafeteria Aid 3,45 Year- book Staff 45 F.B.L.A. Secretary 45 Basketball 45 Senior Rally 4. Richard Meier. . . Rich . . .527 Pine Street, Whitman . . .Blonds who aren't. . . Oh really! . . .Teach. . . Chef's Club 3. Francene Meinhold. . . Fran . . .50l Indian Head Street, Hanson. . .Loud mouths. . . Oh you're kidding. . . . Secretary. . .Art Club 'l,45 Ski Club 25 F.B.L.A. 3. Suzanne Meinhold. . .501 lndian Head Street, Hanson. . . Spiteful people. . . Really? . . .Secretary. . .Art Club l,45 Ski Club l5 F.B.L.A. 3. Raymond Milewski. . . Mona . . .40 Erin Street, Whitman . . .Tinny sound of smoke-burning Yamaha's. . . Hey SK Icorlissl who are we taking out tonight? . . .To be a bike and to go to California. . .Freshman Football5 Weight Training l,2,3,45 Varsity Football 2,35 Varsity Baseball 25 Audio Visual Aid 3,45 Cl'tef'S Club 3. Arthur B. Morin, Jr. . .'l76 Liberty Street, Hanson. . . Underclassmen. . . Would you believe! . . .To become an F.B.l. agent. . .Photography Club 'l,25 Tennis 2,45 Dance Committee l. David Morrison. . . Dave . . .44'l Washington Street, Whitman. . .Miss Graham. . . Oh really! . . .To travel . . .Freshman Football 'l5 Baseball l,45 Cross Country 35 Winter Track 35 Student Council l. Janet Morse. . .63 Robert Avenue, Whitman. . .lnsincer- ity. . . True . . .To become a teacher. . .Vice President l,2,35 Drama Club 'l,2,3,45 Ski Club l,2,3,45 Varsity Ten- nis 2,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Science Fair Aid 25 Science Fair 35 Honor Guard 35 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Dance Com- mittees l,2,3,45 Senior Class Play5 Spellman Essay Con- test 35 Managing Editor, Yearbook Staff 4. Miss Touch- down 3. Susan Moss. . . Sooty . . .47 Stetson Street, Whitman. . . People who think they are great. . . Oh, that's nice. . . .To be a physical education teacher. . .Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 J.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Varsity Softball l,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Panthers' Print 3,45 Brigadoon 3. Ann Motta. . . Annie . . .16 Belmont Street, Whitman. . . People who think they are greater than everyone else. . . How do you feel! . . .To lead a happy successful life . . .Cardinal Spellman. . .Tennis 25 Drama Club 25 Ski Club 3,4 Prom Committee 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 F.T.A. 45 Dance Committees 2,3,45 Science Fair 3. Bruce Nickerson. . .111 Webster Street, Whitman. . . Greyhounds. . .A.V. 3,45 Debate Club 1,25 Football 1. George Ernest Noon. . .45 Kenwood Drive, Whitman. . Wise guys spouting small talk. . . Oh really? . . . Electrical Engineer. . .Band 2,3,4. Jeanne A. Nowokunski. . .71 Beal Avenue, Whitman. . . Really stupid people. . . Hey, Charlie! . . .A career in business. . .Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 J.V. Basket- ball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Dance Committee 15 Softball 25 F,B,L,A, 3,45 Science Fair Aid 15 Honor Society 3,45 Usherette 35 Panthers' Print Staff-Head Typist 4. Diana O'Roak. . . Dee . . .168 Beulah Street, Whitman . . .Busy telephones. . . Oh yeah! . . .To be an airline stewordess and to enjoy life. . .F.N.A. 2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 45 Dance Committees 1,2. Gregory C. O'Roak. . .168 Beulah Street, Whitman. . . Teachers in the parking lot. . . Oh really Sacco, Grand Prix's don't gal . . .Mechanic. Charles Pace. . . Charley . . .44 Meadow Lane, Whitman . . .Homework. . . Wanna Bet! . . .To be a helicoptor pilot. . .Band 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 2,35 Bowling Club. Judith Lee Paiva. . . Judy . . .164 Reed Street, Hanson . . .People who don't like Barbara Streisand. . . lt really aggravates mel . . .GNOTHI EAUTO. . .Intramural Bas- ketball 1,25 J.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Softball 1,2,35 Junior Prom 35 Senior Class Play5 Yearbook Staff 45 Mrs. Argentinus. Gaynor Palm. . .236 Franklin Street, Whitman. . .Malici- ous and catty girls. . . lts Gaynor not Dane! . . . Rita, Denny's coming up tonight! . . .Kindegarten Teacher and to be happy. . .Dance Committees 1,2,3,45 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 F.N.A. 35 Ski Club 35 Yearbook Staff 4. William G. Panos. . . Bill . . .402 Bedford Street, Whit- man. . .A girl that lies to me. . . Yes sir, Mr. Teehan . . .To get a college education. . .Freshman Football5 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Winter Track 1,25 Spring Track 1, 25 Basketball Manager 2,35 Class Treasurer 35 Brigadoon 35 Senior Class Play5 Honor Guard 35 Chef's Club 35 Dance Committees 1,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Nancy Bates 3,4. Susan Perry. . . Sue . . .55 George Street, Whitman. . . Two faced people. . . l'm sick about it! . . .Elementary school teacher. . .Dance Committees 1,2,3,45 Prom Com- mittees 3,45 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Ski Club 35 F.N.A. 35 F.T.A. 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Miss Whitman-Hanson 4. Lucinda Peterson. . . Cindy . . .288 Bedford Street, Whitman. . .Alice being on the phone. . . Alice, get off the phone! . . .to go to Christian college next year. . . Bowling Club 3,45 Tennis 4. Robert Pina. . .684 Pleasant Street, Hanson. . .Nosy people. . .UI knew that from the get go start. . . .Get out of school. Elizabeth Pye. . . Betsy . . .28 Spring Street, Hanson . . .Homework. . . lsn't it Friday yet? . . .To speak six languages fluently. . .Chorus 15 Bowling Club 15 Tutor 3. Paul Queenan. . . Joe . . .652 State Street, Hanson. . . Homework. . . Hey Kell! . . .To be a chef. Michael Racicot. . . The Old Scoe . . .27 Hutchinson Terrace, Whitman. . .Football practice. . . What's hap- pening group? . . .To go to college far away from W,H, R.H.S. . .Freshman Football5 Varsity Football 3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Ski Club 35 Chef's Club 35 Rose Hannigan 3,4. Alan S. Randall. . . Al . . .355 School Street, Whitman . . .W.H.R.H.S. System. . . Oh ya! . . .To make the navy a career. . .Freshman Football5 Weight lifting 2. Gail Randall. . .355 School Street, Whitman. . .Cliques . . . Silly twitl . . .Be successful and travel. . .Maier- ettes l,2,3,45 Head Maiorette 45 Variety Show 1,25 Prom Committees 3,45 Brigadoon 35 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Senior Class Day5 Bye Bye Birdie 4. Robert Ricker. . .901 Main Street, Hanson. . .Snobby people. . . Maintain your coolsl . . .Be successful. . . Freshman Football5 Varsity Football 25 Spring Track 2, 45 Chef's Club 3,4. John Bradford Ricketson. . . Brad . . .25 Warren Avenue, Whitman. . .Girls who bleach, tip and frost their hair. . . You're kidding mel . . .To be a designing engineer and make lots of money. . .Student Council 15 Winter Track 1. Marie L. Rock. . . Rocky . . .69 Fullerton Avenue, Whit- man. . .Cheap girls and boys, and insincere people. . . Hi Mr. S.! . . .To be greater than Norman Rockwell and Michael Angelo. . .Dance Committees 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Layout editor 45 Art Club 35 Drama Club 3,45 Panthers' Print Staff 45 Art Editor 4. Gloria Rouleau. . . Glor . . .90 Washington Terrace, Whitman. . .lmmature Boys. . . Do you want a smash? . . .To own a Yamaha and to travel to upperstate New York to see Mike. . .Dance Committeex 1,2,3,45 Sopho- more Girls' Club 25 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Cafeteria Aid 25 Panthers' Print Staff 2,3,45 Executive Council 35 Prom Committees 3,45 French Club 'l,2. Donald Robbins. . .66l Plymouth Street, Whitman. . . Brothers. . . l don't believe it! . . .To be successful . . .Football Manager 45 Baseball Manager 4. Sheila Rudkin. . . Sheil . . .80 Blake Street, Whitman . . .Getting up at 6:30 A.M. . . Really . . .Hairdresser . . .F.T.A. 2,3,45 Press secretary 35 Chorus l,3,45 Cafe- teria Aid l,45 Drama Club l,25 French Club 25 Dance Committee 4. Anthony Sacco. . . Tony . . .619 High Street, Hanson . . .Reckless drivers. . . Just might happen! . . .To dodge the draft. . .Hanging on the corner. Dean Sault. . .l8 Kendrick Street, Whitman. . .Women drivers and freshman. . . These freshmanl . . .Go to college. . .Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Ski Club 25 Scholarship Foundation5 Science Fair l. John G. Schwenzfeier. . .135 Cross Street, Hanson. . Homework. . . Wayne, Chevy's don't gal . . .Trade School after service. . .Spring Track l,25 Cross Country 2. Beatrice Serra. . . Bea . . .384 East Washington Street, Hanson. . .People that purposely cause trouble between other people. . . You're terrible! . . .To meet lost of people. . .Library Aid 35 Cafeteria Aid 3,45 Prom Com- mittees 3,4. Jonathan Sharkey. . . Jonny . . .36 Holmes Terrace, Whitman. . .Girls who walk around whistling the Batman theme and guys who rank out sailfish. . . You better believe it baby! . . .To find the endless summer. . .Stuo dent Council l,2,3,45 Debate Club 25 Chess Club l,25 Drama Club 3,45 Panthers' Print Staff 45 Tennis l5 Winter Track 35 Spring Track 2,3,45 Variety Show l,2. Sarah Sherlock. . . Rebel 8. Sas . . .23 Webster Street, Whitman. . .Peppermint ice cream. . . l wanna go home! . . .Fashion Designer. . .Transferred. Diana Sherman. . .Pleasant Street, Whitman. . .Conceited people. . . Sorry. kid! . . .To become a secretary. . . F.B.L.A. 3,45 Chorus 'l,2,3,45 Panthers' Print 4. Harold B. Sickoll. . . Butch . . .88l Temple Street, Whit- man. . .Girls with short hair. . . Might be nice! . . .To get a bike. . .Winter Track l,25 Spring Track 2. Frances M. Silva. . . Franny . . .6l Nursersy Street, Whitman. . .People who are on time. . . Be ready in a sec, Dode! . . .Airline Hostess. . .Drama Club 3,45 Band 'l,2, 35 F.N.A. 25 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Cafeteria Aid 35 Dance Committee l5 Tennis 25 Ski Club 25 Political Campaign 4. Sally Slaney. . .'l275 Whitman Street, Hanson. . .People who think they are tough. . . And then he said. . . . . . To become a good secretary and some day to get married . . .Panther's Print l5 Cheerleader 25 Library Aid 3,45 James Smith. . . Snuffy . . .24 Beulah Street, Whitman . . .Student Teachers. . . l've got to have odds! . . . Make o million. . .Panthers' Print 35 Spanish Club 35 Golf Club 25 Freshman Basketball. Sandra Smith. . . Sandi . . .l27 Winter Street, Hanson . . .Rob's temper and people who make fun of the way I drive. . .ul never do anything rightl . . .To be happy. . . Student Council l,2,45 F.B.L.A, 45 Prom Committees 3, 45 Dance Committees l,2,3,4. Doreen C. Spaulding. . . Dodie . . .323 Auburn Street, Whitman. . .People who are not on time. . . Where is that Franny? . . .Legal Secretary. . .Drama Club 2,3,45 F.N.A. 25 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Knitting Club 25 Boat Safety Course 25 Dance Committee l5 Cafeteria Aid 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Political Campaign 4. Linda Stastny. . . Lin . . .23 Fullerton Avenue, Whit- man. . .Girls named Betty. . .nl love ya, hon! . . .To become Tommy's wife. . .F.N.A. 25 Library Aid 2,3,4. Karen Stenberg. . .67l Liberty Street, Hanson. . .Gym. . . Medical Secretary. . .Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Ski Club 2,45 Panther's Print Staff 3,45 Art Club 45 Dance Commit- tees 2,35 Prom Committee 35 F.T.A. 4. Joyce Stetson. . .l59 Beulah Street, Whitman. . .A cer- tain blue-eyed blonde haired boy who owns a navy Mus- tang. . . Mary Lou l know what we can dal . . .College and to be happy and successful. . .Student Council 'l5 Library Aid 35 F.N.A. 45 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Drama Club 2,3,45 Dance Committees 'l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Ski Club 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Marlene Taylor. . . Twiget . . .'l45 Pleasant Street, Whitman. . .Mrs Lapworth. . . Sorry about thatln. . . Hairdresser and to marry a real nice guy. . .F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Sophomore Girls' Club 2. Linda Thompson. . . Lin . . .553 Spring Street, Hanson . . .Miss Falcione and Childish girls. . . l'll iust ride by his house and iust toot one more time. . . .To help cripple children and get married and have a dozen kids and T.S.l.N.L.J. . .Cheerleader 'l5 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Softball 35 Ski Club 25 Science Fair Aid 2,35 Yearbook Staff 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Chorus 25 Dance Committees 'l,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Sophomore Girls' Club 2. Patricia L. Tirrell. . . Pat . . .44 Gold Street, Whitman . . .Hypocrites and people who act immature. . . Gas- sett, where'd you get your license!l . . .To be a suc- cessful art teacher or illustrator. . .Yearbook Staff 3,45 F,T,A. 3,45 Treasurer 45 Varsity Tennis 2,3,45 Ski Club l,2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Art Club 35 Dance Committees 'l,2, 3,45 Chairman 1,25 Cheerleader 1,25 Intramural Basket- ball 'l,2,35 Science Fair Aid 35 Science Fair 3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Panthers' Print 45 Sophomore Girls' Club 2. Marie Tobin. . .75 Hilltop Road, Whitman. . .Having to get up so early every monring for school. . . That's tuff! Really?l . . .To become successful in public Mary Lou Walsh. . . Lou . . .I38 Glen Street, Whitman . . .A l959 Blue Chevy with o green hood and a black fender. . . Sounds like fun, lets do itI . . .To be suc- cessful as a Dental Technician and to have a happy life. . .Intramural Basketball 'l,2,3,45 J,V. Basketball I5 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 F.B.L.A, 3,45 Student Council 25 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Typing Editor 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Class Play 45 Usherette 35 Delegate to Honor Society Convention 45 Bey Bye Birdie 4. Jayne Walters. . . Yanyie . . .I29 Broad Street, Whitman . . .Kids who walk slow in the halls and kids who play the role. . . Oh really! That ain't bad! . . .To be- come a model and be happy with a certain boy and to drive a Karmen Ghia. . .Prom Committees 3,45 Library Aid 35 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Drama Club 3,45 Year- book Staff'45 Dance Committees l,2,3,45 Queen of Junior Prom 35 Mr. Burbank. Donna Webb. . . Dawn . . .387 East Washington Street, Hanson. . .Maryann. . . lt's a riot, 'Alice '. . .Business College. . .F.B.L.A. 3,45 Bowling Club 4. Donna Marie Welch. . .22 South Street, Hanson. . .Incon- siderate people. . . l don't know! . . .To become a good secretary. . .Chorus I5 F,B,L,A, 3,45 Library Aid 3. Jeffery White. . . Jeff . . .53l Spring Street, Hanson. . People with big noses. . . Oh you're cool! . . .Business Administrator. . .Band l,2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Mr. Godfrey. Robert B. White. . . Bob . . .63 Alden Street, Whitman . . .l4 year old girls who I wish were older, teachers and long dresses. . . Oh really! . . .Join the army and and find a career. . .Freshman Football5 Football 2. Constance Williams. . . Connie . . .2'l8 Liberty Street, Hanson. . .lnconsiderate people. . . Nice goingI . . . To be a successful secretary. . .F.B.L.A, 3,45 Panther's Print 4. Elizabeth Wirth. . . Betty 8- Ruffles . . .572 Brook Street, Hanson. . .Two faced girls and people who spread rumors. . . Hey Ding-a-LingI . . .Hairdresser, travel, and a certain boy. . .Drama Club l5 Bowling Club 25 Cafeteria Aid 35 Mr. Fox. Donald Lee Yarletts. . . Don . . .672 Auburn Street, Whitman. . . How's that grab ya? . . .U.S.A.F. mechanic. Aleta Zaniboni. . . Z . . .4l6 Franklin Street, Whitman Karen not doing her algebra. . . Karen have you done your algebra? . . .To go to Hawaii. . .Drama Club l,2,3, 45 Vice President 35 President 45 Library Aid l,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Debate Club 2,35 Panther's Print 45 Chorus 45 Spellman Essay contest winner 3. Carol Jean Boothby. . .l36 Whitman Street, Hanson. . . College and travel. . .Transferred Senior year. . .Student Council 2,3,45 Honor Society 35 Spanish Club 2,35 German Club 35 Girls Hi Club 3,45 Girls Track Team 2,35 Chair- man Sophomore Hop5 Class play selection committee5 Chorus 2,3,45 Girls State. relations. . .Basketball I5 Softball l5 Sophomore Girls' Club 25 F.N.A. 35 Ski Club 3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 F,T,A, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Dance Committees 2,3. Kathleen Travers. . . Trav . . .837 Washington Street, Whitman. . .Catty Girls. . . Come on fellas! . . .To marry and make someone happy. . .Cardinal Spellman I5 .l.V. Basketball 25 Yearbook Staff 3,45 F,T,A, 3,45 Ski Club 3,45 Science Fair 35 Dance Committees 2,3,45 Prom Committees 3,45 Usherette 3. Frances Troy. . . Fran . . .I9 Gold Street, Whitman . . .People who don't like long hair on boys. . . l'm bitter. . . .To go to college. . .Student Council l,2,35 Band l,25 Science Fair Aid l,25 Science Fair Winner 35 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Ski Club 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Dance Committees l,2,3,4. E. Richard Uzzell. . . Rick . . .95 Pine Haven Drive, Whitman. . .Coming to school and having to see teachers in the parking lot. . . Hall-Bye-NowI . . .To graduate from W.H.R.l l.S. Kenneth W. Vokey. . . Ken . . .I492 Main Street, Han- son. . .Me. . . Unbelievablel . . .To go to Switzerland . . .Tennis l,2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 A.V. Aid 3,45 Ski Club 3,45 President 4. Clifford Wallace. . . Wally . . .338 Temple Street, Whit- man. . .People who walk slow in the halls. . . That was brilliant. . . .To be a success. . .Freshman Football5 Freshman Basketball5 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Basketball 35 Intramural Basketball 3. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments of MCCARTHY BROS. ICE CREAM CO. INC. 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Best Wishes to the Class ot 1967 FRANK'S NEWS STAND 'lO7 South Avenue, Whitman Open 5 a.m. to lO p.m. CLAYTON GARDEN FARM 535 Plymouth Street Whitman THE HAMILTONS' Cal and Alice S116 Washington Street Telephone 447-328i Whitman, Massachusetts KYANIZE PAINTS Compliments ot BURBINE PLUMBING, INC IOI South Avenue Whitman Lawrence Burbine W O N G'S Whitman, Massachusetts CAREY'S MOTOR TRANSPORTATION, INC. 305 Temple Street Whitman, Moss. 447 -4444 Compliments of I'IOVEY'S DRUGSTORE est. I890 L, G, Hovey, PHG. - Reg. Mgr. R. H. Delano, B.S. - Reg. Phamt. Tel. 447-2051 583 Washington Street, Whitman Compliments of MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS Whitman Center Hanson Shopping Center SALLY DRESS SHOP INC. Compliments of I PARKE -.IEWELERS 575 Washington Street WI IImOn' MOSS' 447 39OI I Whitman, Massachusetts SAFTLERIS INC. PAUL'S WASHER REPAIR Sores Service Everything in Fabrics V Largest Fabric SpeciaIty Store on the South Shore 79 South Avenue WIIITYUCFM MOSS- 342 Bedford St. Whitman 447-3476 447-4451 I MII.I.ET KETCHEN'S CLEANERS DORRACE Hairstyling-Colorist FARMS 576 Washington St. Whitman I0 Legion Parkway 50 Washington St Whitman, Mass. wh. 447-5811 447-3090 447123131 FULGINITI SOUTH SHORE FLDRIST 81 Compiiments of SEA FOODS GIFT SHOP JOHN BUCKEN 642 Washington St. 848 Temple St. Whitman Whitman 447-3900 583-7030 Compliments to the Class of 1967 F. CAVICCHI 8: COMPANY Est. 1890 Whitman, Mass. w,NN,FRED,S CARROLL CUTE-RATE Washington Street Washington Street Union Street Whitman, Mass. Whitman Rockland Best ot Luck to the Graduates Congratulations ALBERT'S BARBER SHOP CO!-!LON'S SERVICE Richard Gavoni lManagerJ Albert Pavoas lproprietorl STATION 23 South Ave. Whitman, Mass. Whitman, Mass. Best of Luck EMERALD CLEANERS Whitman, Mass. I EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY I 20 Whitman Avenue A47-4551 I i Complete Shirt, Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service i I I I l . LONGO FLORIST Congratulations to the l Class of 1967 Q Flowers For All Occasions ' I Phone CY 3-6302 Pleasant Street HANSON HARDWARE CO. I I HANSON, MASS. l0'l2 Main Street Hanson, Mass. Weddings A Speclolly Best Wishes Best Wishes JOHN L. HOOKER 84 SUN SUUTH AVENUE T.V. SHOP INSURANCE AGENCY I Whitman, Mass. Whitman, Mass. 10UBERT'S, INC. YOUR STORE FOR FAMOUS BRANDS SHOES CLOTHING 4 i I Q 1, I 3 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF '67 PEACEFUL MEADOWS ICE CREAM, INC. BILL 8. MARLENE HOGG JOHN 8. AMY BROWN Compliments of PLYMOUTH-HOME NATIONAL BANK 629 Washington Street Whitman, Moss. KEPT IN HISTORICAL ROOM V ' . yy .wg . I . ' ' Kvrmmsvmmnmm Lx' - -f ' If as ' u 1 l'1 '1 F. A g , i' qifyfxf 1' 5,- off' .I . 0 ' Ab , 4 . . c-...Q Q ', '.i'o Q ' Q 'sz li K r vi ' :fy ' ' ' . :Q7-TP., :t.,, ' I'