Wrentham High School - Assembler Yearbook (Wrentham, MA)

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unior 1 .STAOOK gadgefgaf The junior high basketball team played eight games this season. Their opponents were Norfolk. Mansfield. Plainville. and Norton. Although the first team indicated only three wins and five losses. it was a very successful year. Two games were lost by only one point. and another by three. In the most im iortant game of the vear XVrentliam was victorious over 5 f Plainville by a score of 39-21. The first team players were David Binney. YVilliam Burke, Roland Ferland. Gerald Cay, john Howard, Wialtcr Kady, XVilliam Lowe,XVayne Nightingale. Paul Schwalbe. and Michael XValker. The second team scored a record ol' six wins and only two losses. The second team players were James Cheever, Ronald Ferland. Stephen Field. Glen Cray. Edwin Larsen. Richard Nelson. XValter Rice. Robert Stahl. XVilliam XVare. and Charles Campbell. The managers were Paul johnson. Andre Laliberte. and Richard True. First row: David Binney, Roland Fcrland, XYilliam Burke. XVilliam Lowe, Paul Schwalbe. Andre Lalibcrte, Assistant Manager. Ser-ond row: Edward Morgan. Coach. john Howard. XValter Kady. XYalter Rice. Michael Walker, Paul johnson. Manager. 3 . iff. 55 tif M 'g gi 3 L' 'T J.. inn i K35.,

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T7 Front row: Joyce Mitchell, Joan Cross. Carol Ann Delaney, Janice Peck. Patricia Beyilaqua. Elizabeth Moriarty, Assistant Nlanager. Back row: Roscmaric Coutn, Jcssic NVilliams, Frances Schurman, Nlrs. Klarylin Cross, Coach, Betsy Gregg, Manager, Joan Richards, Janet Hall. Judith Harper. The junior high cheerleaders consisted of two teams: the eighth grade group and the seventh grade group. The eighth graders cheered at all the junior high school team games, away and at home. Their uniforms consisted of maroon corduroy short skirts. yellow sweaters. yellow pants, maroon ties, yellow socks. and white sneakers. Included in the eighth grade group were Joan Richards. Frances Schurman. Jessie XVilliams. Judy Harper, Rosemarie Coutu, and Janet Hall. The seventh grade cheerleaders participated in all high school girls' basket- ball games at home. These girls were Patricia Beyilaqua, Joan Cross, Carol Ann Delaney. Joyce Mitchell, and Janice Peck. Thanks to the leadership of Mrs. Cross. Mr. Morgan. and the two managers. Betsy Gregg and Elizabeth Moriarty, both teams enjoyed a very successful season. lll'li0l' SCAOOZ CA88I'LCl,6lQI'5 44342:

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I ? , 1 First row: Arlene Laushway, Carol VVetherhcc, Joan Gross, Joan Lindsay. Rosemary Smith, Linda Manchester, Mary Mongeon, Bonnie Ellsworth, Marcia Johnson. Second row: Carol Ann Delaney, Lorraine Haine, Rosemary Coutu, Jessie YVilliams, Marcia Salemme, Betsy Gregg, Mr. Sullivan, Judy Harper, Gail Mather, Jean O'Dea, Jian Trepanier, Joyce Mitchell. Lesley Poland, Catherine Mc-Mahon. Third row: Dorothea Metcalf, Karen YVass, Patricia Bevilaqua, Marie McMahon, Janice Peck, Janet Hall, Shirley Mitchell, Barbara XVagner, Velma Palmer, Perleyte Dexter, Victoria Khoury, Betty Moriarty, Elaine Tanerede, Betty Lukow. Fourth row: Ruth Blank, Joanne Chapin, Ellen Sprague, Norma NVoolford, Patricia Hohhs, Judith Dumont, Myra Maker, Joan Richards, Francis Schulman, Kathleen Hamm, Dianne Pierce, Judy Olsen. The Junior High Glee Club consists of all the seventh and eighth grade girls who are interested in music. The Glee Club is under the direction of our music supervisor, Mr. Fred Sullivan. Betsey Gregg assists this group at the piano. Next year we hope to hear many of these voices blending with The Choral Art Societyv. Best of luck to you in your part of the spring Pops Concertv. UIUOI Le ca by