Published by

The Senior Class

Sharon High School

Sharon, Massachusetts

Volume XXVI CONTENTS

Dedication 4

Bicentennial Of Sharon 6

Senior Advisors 7

Seniors 20

Classes 70

Activities 90

Sports 126 Yet I henceforward " shadow.

A school holds graduation commencement exercises to bid farewell to its students and to signify that its students have successfully completed their secondary school studies. Although a student leaves for employment, a school of higher learning, or military service, and perhaps a new address, he is highly aware that those things which he has learned and loved at his school will always remain with him. So it is with us, the Class of 1965, as Sharon High School sends us off to our challenging futures. It would be impossible to forget our accumulated knowledge, our wonderful friendships, or all of our good times. Sharon High has meant too much to us to ever forget. Therefore, we have composed a book which tries to relate our many wonderful memories of our four years at Sharon High School. Although you send us off into the world, Sharon High School, you will always be with us.

3 Mr. Francis Roman When we first walked through the doors of Sharon High School as the Class of 1965, completely confused by the maze of corridors, he directed us to the auditorium. Days later, as we continued to be frustrated by our seemingly complex schedules, he was there to put us on the right trail. Then, for four years, it was his radiant smile, his priceless sense of humor, and his continual air of good feeling that made us really feel that Sharon High School was our school. Greeting us in the foyer, meeting us in the corridors, or waving good-bye to us as we boarded our buses, he always seemed to try his best to brighten the day. This is why we have dedicated our yearbook to you, Mr. Francis

Roman ; because it is you who symbolizes the fine spirit of Sharon High School. —

Bicentennial of Sharon

"That under God through our forefathers we have en- joyed invaluable Liberties & Privileges. Civil and Re- ligious & when we consider the Worth of them, and how dear it Cost our forefathers to purchase these for themselves & for their posterity. We can't but esteem them highly. Nor Wonder to see the people alarmed when they behold their Lib. & Privileges threatened ." & invaded. .

On July 8, 1765, the incorporated district of This year Sharon celebrates its bicentennial Stoughtonham, soon to be renamed Sharon, anniversary — an anniversary marking two held its very first town meeting. Could the hundred years of independence and growth. men and women who gathered on that day The population has quadrupled since 1900, but have foreseen the Sharon that exists today Sharon has maintained its small-town feeling the Sharon with a population of more than and natural beauty. It has provided excellent 11,000; the Sharon with seven churches and educational and cultural opportunities for both three temples; the Sharon that has built four the youth and adults of the town. After two new schools in ten years ; the Sharon that has hundred years, Sharon stands as an example continued to flourish since that very first town of American freedom and democracy at its meeting? best.

Sharon-— as it used to look !7n Cnppreci a/ion .. .

NCtS P. ROW

sharon hi GH SCHOOL Pond STREET Sharon Ma SSACHUSETTS

Dear u.iss isewton ana n-r. a.onsavage,

During the past four years we have changed from two hundred individuals into one unified class. This change is largely aue to you, our class advisors. It is because of our many class projects that we nave become unifieu, ana be- cause of your guidance ana unaerstanding that we were able to successfully accomplish these projects. As we leave oharon nigh, to again become two hunared individuals, we will each taite v.ith us the responsibility and organization which you have helped us to develop. iou have guided us as a class, but tore important, you have helped us to cevelop as individuals. And so as x-resicent, I would lixe to thamc you in oe- half of the Class of 1965 for your guidance and understanding.

Sincerely yours,

itonald Jacoos President, Class of 1965 Administration

Sharon High could not function without its administration and guidance departments. Mr. Dowd, Mr. Roman, and Mr. Danielson, in their roles as administrators, have effective- ly initiated and maintained many high stand- ards which produce the fine quality of stu- dents at Sharon High School. The adminis- tration department is also responsible for the fine reputation Sharon High School has earn- ed in both curriculum and social activities. The guidance department, while working along with the administration department, is

Mr. Danielson

Mr. Dowd

First it was the twist, and now the monkey.

'Car 54, where are you?"

Mr. Roman Guidance extremely helpful to the student body when any problem arises. Mr. Barrows, Miss Haley, Mr. Soule, and Mr. Konsavage devote much time, energy, and thought to both the high school days of the students and their future lives. Thus, the guidance and administration de- partments work closely with the students to produce intelligent, well-rounded individuals. Without the hard work of these departments, Sharon High and its students would not be as highly regarded as they are.

"Oops, I sent another one to the wrong college."

Mr. Konsavage

9 Mr. Soule Developing the Minds of Youth

Sharon High School strives to pre- pare its students for their roles in society by introducing them to their civic responsibilities, the use of language as a means of expression, and the technol- ogy of science and mathematics. These most important tools of life are molded and sharpened in many ways during the four years a student spends at Sharon High School.

Mr. John S. Blonchon Mr. Roger C. Chappuis History French & Advanced Humanities B.S., Bndgewater State College, M.Ed., Northeastern University; Bac. Lycee Louis Le Grand, Varsity Soccer Coach, Sharon Paris, France, A.B., M.A., Bos- Faculty; 6 years. ton College; Classical Music Ap- preciation Club Advisor; Shar- on Faculty: 6 years.

Mrs. Lauretta Carroll Modern History & World Geography B.S. Ed., Boston State Cotlege. M.Ed., Boston State College, Sharon Faculty; 12 years.

10 Miss Marion L. Clark Librarian A.B., University of New Hamp- shire; Library Club Advisor, Sharon Faculty: 8 years.

The school attempts to light the spark of intellectual curiosity in its students. The fine instruction of the faculty is supplemented by a growing library which offers students a variety from best-sellers to poetry, from Shakespeare Mr, Joseph W. Courtesy to technical journals and encyclopedia. Business Education B.S., Salem State College; M. Miss Dorothy M. Chase There are also many educational aids Ed., Bndgewater State College, Latin used such as geometric components and Sharon Faculty: 1 1 years. B.A., Boston University, M.A., Boston University, Jr. Red Cross biological models which make the in- Advisor, Jr. Classical League Advisor; Sharon Faculty: 39 struction more meaningful. years.

Guiding the Direction of Thought

Mr. Robert E. Coviello Mr. Basil F. Cronin Mr. Robert F, Cunha History Mathematics History B.A., Tufts University, Cross A.B., Providence College, Ten- B.S., Northeastern University;

Country Coach, Trock Coach; nis Coach; Assistant Basketball Sharon Faculty: 1 year. Sharon Faculty: 3 years. Coach; Sharon Faculty: 4 years

"Charge!" Directing Extra-curricular Activities

The school has kept pace with modern education with the purchase of new visual aid and laboratory equipment. Courses are highlighted through the use of movies, opaque projectors, and mod- ern laboratory set-ups. In the language department, with the aid of tape re- corders and individual sound booths, students are given the opportunity to practice the intonation and comprehen- sion of the language. He is also able to hear the language as it is spoken in the native country.

Mr. Everett G. Downing Miss Carolyn E. England History Music B.A., University of Massachu- B.A., Oberlin Conservatory setts; M.Ed., Northeastern Uni- Music; M.A., University versity, Chess Club Advisor, Michigan, Mixed Chorus Golf Coach; Sharon Faculty: 8 Girls' Glee Club Director; Sh years. on Faculty: I year.

Mrs. Miriam R. Eomes Home Economics B.S., University of Massachu- setts; Home Economics Club Ad- visor; Sharon Foculty 4 ye"ars

i 2 Mr. Daniel M. Foley Latin B.A., Boston College, M Ed. Boston State College; Debating Club Advisor; Classical Reading Club Advisor; Sharon Faculty: 5 years.

Extracurricular activities are offered in the fields of mathematics, science, journalism, classical reading and music, woodworking, and typing. These clubs allow the student to supplement his curriculum with personal interests. After his classes are finished for the Mr. Thomas E. Graffte day, he can meet with his classmates Mathematics Mrs. Claro B. Ferguson to learn and explore those fields which B.S., Boston University; M.Ed., Boston University; Sharon Fac- Science most interest him. ulty: 3 years. A.B.. Cornell University, Sharon

Faculty: 1 year.

Utilizing Modern Equipment

Mr. Leonard Greenfield Mr. Gary W. Hall Mr. Franklin E. James English Physical Education History A.B., Suffolk University, M.A.. B.S., Ithaca College; M.Ed., Bos- B.S., Bridgewater State Univer- Boston University; Sharon Fac- ton University; Boys' Varsity sity; M.S., Bridgewater State

ulty: 2 years. Club Advisor; Director of In- University, Sharon Faculty: 1 tramurals; Athletic Director, year. Boys' Gymnastic Club Advisor, Sharon Faculty: 10 years.

'What mask?"

13 Mr. John L. Libermon Mrs. E. Nancy Magro Mrs. Kay L. Mailander Science English English B.A., Rollins College, M.Ed.. B.S., Bndgewoter State College; B.A., University of Wyoming, Bndgewoter State College; Stu- Sharon Faculty: 2 years. Junior Eagle Advisor; Sharon dent Council Advisor; Science Faculty: 1 year. Fair Advisor; Sharon Faculty: 7 years

Designing Courses to Interest Students

Sharon High also offers instruction in art and music. These two already large and still growing departments also help make well-rounded individuals of the student body. Evidence of the re- sponse and success of this program is demonstrated by the great numbers of students involved in county and state competitions in this field.

Miss Doris E. Newton Mr. Myles J. Marcus French Biology B.S M.A., Boston Univ.; Sen- B.A., University of Mass., Vis- , ior Class Advisor, French Club ual-Aids Club Advisor; Sharon Advisor; Sharon Faculty: 31 Faculty: 7 years years.

Mr. Corlyle Newton English A.B., Brown University; Senior Play Director, Dramatics Club Advisor, Sharon Faculty" 5 years

14 "So you caupht me with a sliderule after all." Mr. Joel B. Peckham English A.B., Tufts University; MA, Northeastern University; Varsity Baseball Coach; Sharon Faculty;

1 year.

Dear Mother-in-law

The physical education of youth has not been neglected. The Greeks first re- alized the importance of "a sound mind in a sound body," and Sharon High School has continued this tradition. The students supplement the weekly two hours of physical education in the cur- riculum with inter-scholastic and intra- mural athletic competition. Not only does this competition condition its par- Miss Dianne C. Perrotto Physical Science ticipants, but it also brings the student Mrs. Kotherine L. Norwood B.S., Simmons College; F.T.A. Advisor; Folk Song Club Ad- English body together by stimulating school visor; Sharon Faculty; 3 years. A.B., Wheaton College, Crea- tive Writing Club Advisor; spirit and encouraging good-sportsman- 10 years. Sharon Faculty: ship.

Keeping Pace with Modern Education

Mr. Edward C. Phelps Mr. Frank C. Pizziferri Mrs. Lillian S. Reardon English Social Studies Mathematics B.S. Ed., Keene Teachers Col- B.S., Boston Univ.; MARSEN- A.B., Colby College; M.Ed., Bos- lege; EAGLE Advisor; Sharon GOLD Advisor, Sharon Faculty: ton University; Mathematics

Faculty: 1 year. 3 years. Club Advisor; Sharon Faculty: 9 years. Mr. Nelson Rebello Miss Mary E. Reynolds Mr. William B. Riley Mrs. Ruth L. Rivkin Industrial Arts English & Mathematics English Secretarial Skills B S Ed., Fitchburg B.A., College of New Rochelle, B.A., Ohio State University; M. B.A., Radcliffe , State Col- College, M.A., lege; M.Ed., Bridgewater State M.Ed., Bridgewater State Col- Ed., Bridgewater State College; Columbia University; Sharon College; Junior Varsity Soccer lege; Sharon Faculty: 9 years. Assistant Debating Coach; Sha- Faculty: 12 years.

Coach; Sharon Faculty: 1 year. ron Faculty: 5 years.

Stimulating Intellectual Curiosity

Finally, and perhaps the most important of all Sharon High School's resources, is its faculty. Dedicated to their profession, these men and women are always willing to help students. They are continually working on their courses to make them more thought- provoking and interesting. Concerned with the futures of their students, they spend a free period, now and then, helping in re- views for College Boards or reassuring a student before an important interview. Many can truly say that the teachers are Miss Helen E. Sanford influential in planning their future lives. English B.S. Ed., Bridgewater State Uni- Sharon High School is, indeed, richly en- versity; M.S.Ed., Northeastern University, Assistant Dramatics dowed. Curriculum, resources, and faculty Club Advisor; Sharon Faculty: all have helped to develop our minds and 4 years. our character.

Miss Barbara Winans Mathematics B.A., University of Massachu-

setts; Sharon Faculty: 1 year.

Mrs. Barbara E. Wall Mathematics B.A., Pennsylvania State Uni-

versity; Sharon Faculty: 1 year.

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16 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Paul Leedham, Mrs. Irene Hollis, Mrs. George Bernstein, Mrs. Melvin Leventhal.

MAINTENANCE STAFF

LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Elizabeth Worth, Mrs. L. A. Danforth, Mrs. C. Wells, Mrs. Irene Liberman, Mrs. Raymond Parker, Mrs. Sylvia Stryer, Mrs. Emily Gaffney, Mrs. Meribah Goodwin, Mrs. Lenore Watts.

Leaving Sharon High School, we, the Class of 1965, take with us not only our scholastic achievements,

but also many wonderful memories

—class dances, sports, the Junior Prom, the Senior Play, and MARSENGOLD.

These activities have developed the class

into one unit

eager to share

the excitement

and optimism of graduation. Graduation, which culminates our secondary education, marks the commencement

of our individual lives

—college,

military service, employment. Whatever path

we choose to follow,

it will surely be influenced by our friends and experiences at Sharon High Thus, we go from you, Sharon High School,

yet we shall stand henceforward

in thy shadow. ; ;::

President

Vice-President

RONALD FREDERICK JACOBS 43 Lake Avenue "No man's spirit was ever hurt by doing his duty."

Activities : Student Council 2 ; Boys' Var-

sity Club 3, 4 : Debating Club 2, 3, 4

MARSENGOLD 4: Track 1. 2. 3, 4 ; Cross

Country 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Dance Committee

1, 2, 3, 4 : Class Officer 3. 4, President

Planning Board 1, 3, 4 ; Forensic League 2, 3, 4.

Ronny . .. Fred . .. beautiful blue eyes

politicking ... "Will the meeting

please come to order" ... U.S.Y. Presi-

dent .. . National conventions . . . working

at Lord Fox . . . waterskiing . . . debating '64 Prom . .. law . . . Pet Peeve People who don't signal when turning.

Treasurer

PHILIP ALLEN HELLER 18 Henry Street "There is gaiety in all he does."

Activities: Student Council 3, 4: Honor

Society 3, President 4 ; MARSENGOLD 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 8, 4; Track 3, 4;

Cross Country 3 ; Tennis 2, 4 : Senior Play 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Class

Officer Vice-President 4 : Planning Board

4 ; Monitor 4 ; Math Club 2, 3 j Good Citizenship Award 3.

.. . Phil . .. Laurel Road .. . tennis sail-

. ing . .. parties . . rooting for El at

basketball games . . . Pancake House .. . "Spastic" ... "Really?" ... Stingrays ... Beachboys ... college ... Pet Peeve: Dirty cars.

JULIE ANN KRUG LEWIS SMITH \ 57 Brook Road 26 Laurel Road "How all her care was but to the fair, "From the crown of his head to the s .«, and all her tasks to be sweet." of his foot, he is all mirth." Activities: Student Council 1; Girls' Var- Activities: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: MARSENGOLD

1 : Chess Club 4 ; 4 ; Gymnastic Club sity Club 4: Chorus 3 : MARSENGOLD

3, 4 ; Senior 4; Gymnastics Club 1, Secretary 2; Cheer- Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Track

Play 4: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Class leader 3, 4 ; Dance Committee 1. 2, 3, 4 ; 4; Class Officer 4, Secretary: Planning Board Officer 4, Treasurer: Planning Board Math Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer. 3, 4 : Monitor 4 : Official Greeter 2, 3

Senior Play 4 ; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 : Lewie .. . "Sir Cuss" ... good-natured

Classical Reading Club 3 ; 2. . . . HoJo's Home Ec. Club . .. A.Z.A. Friday nights at

. . . nice." Julie ... Fatty III ... "margaret" ... .. Esso station . "That isn't very

. .. school math ... "Louie, Louie" high Morgan's . .. slumber parties . . . K rug- teacher ... Pet Peeves: Those who think stein twin . . . cute ... diets .. . discus- '64 they are better than others, gym. . .. sions Twirp Twirl .. . college . . . Pet Peeves: Varsity jackets, Freshman dance.

20 MICHAEL G. ALTSHULER GARY WALKER APPLETON DANIEL HOWARD ARGUIMBAU 113 Beach Street 107 Glendale Raod 300 East Street "All musical people seem to be happy." "A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays "The happy man is he who knows the and confident tomorrows." world." Activities : EAGLE 4 ; Classical Music Ap-

: 1, Gymnas- : Student Council 4 ; preciation Club 4 : Radio Club 3, 4 Sci- Activities : Gymnastic Club 1 : Dance Com- Activities

1 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Soccer ence Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Senior Play 4 : mittee 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 4 ; Track tic Club

; Play 4 ; Dance Committee Dance Committee 3 ; Monitor 4. 4. 1, 2 Senior

1, 2, 3, 4 ; Class Officer, President 2 ; .. . Mike . . . amateur radio operator ski- Gary . .. tall blond . . . "Perfidia" "For- !" Planning Board 2...... ing . . . golf . piano A.Z.A. get it ... Bar Harbor, Maine "Beau-

'56 .. !" ...... soda ...... Arga Chevy Spring Valley . . . Federal Pacific Electric tiful ... art Billie's Market Dan

. . . hockey . . . cars ...... Moulton's Company ... "Well, if" . .. "I'm only with Bob Greenfields new Ford jerk at

.. . to kill .. . Cape "Remind me teasing" ... Basketball jamboree 1963 ... architectural engineer Pet Peeve: the

...... "Chug-a-lug" with Ed "I Remember You" ... Electronic Engineer Plymouths. you"

. .. college . . . Pet Peeve : Ply- Pet Peeves : Nervous people and people friendly who tell you what to do. mouths.

Our years at Sharon High . .

JEFFREY BARNETT.ARONSON DORIS BAKER JOAN SUSAN BAKER 25 Gannett Terrace 4 Mann's Hill Road 52 Williams Road "He knew himself to sing and build the "Always a merry smile and a happy "Nothing was ever achieved without en- lofty rhyme." mood." thusiasm"

Activities: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Chorus Sam . . . "That's what he said" . . . New Activities: F. T. A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Library

1, 2, 3, 4 : District Chorus 2, 4 ; S.E.M.S. Hampshire ... J. G. ... "Town Without Club 2, 3, 4 : Junior Red Cross 4 ; Sen-

B.A. Chorus 2, 4 ; Debating Club 1, 2, 3, Pity" .. . Pet Peeves : Small people, small ior Play 4 ; Dance Committee 2, 3 ; Grad-

4 : Intramurals 2, 3 ; Track 3, 4 ; Senior minds, big mouths." uation Usherette 3.

Play 4 ; Dance Committee 1. 2. 3, 4 ; . Joni .. "Bake" .. . Pretty red hair . . . Forensic League 3. 4. shopping with Max . . . B.B.G. . . . stuffed

.. . Jeff .. . Barney friendly . .. folk animals . .. cashier at Raymond's

singer . .. sailing and hockey .. . Patriots "Honey!" ... "ya know" ... "what?"

...... U.S.Y. Summers down the Cape . . . "Do Wa Did Di" ... college . ..

. .. "You do that" . .. trip to England Pet Peeve: Parents who record the mileage

. .. "M.T.A." .. . college, advertising . .. of their cars.

Pet Peeves : Crutches and French II. NANCY BALDWIN BRUCE BARR BARRY MICHAEL BAYUK 289 Mansfield Street 30 Ames Street 21 Grant Circle "What sweet delight a quiet life affords." "How easy to be amiable in the midst "Youth is a wonderful thing." of happiness." Activities: Official Greeter 1. Activities: Band 1, 2: Art Club 4; Radio

Activities: Art Club 1, 2; Classical Music Club 2 ; Intramurals 3, 4 ; Track 1, 2, Clancy . . . nice smile . .. Foxboro foot- 2. ball names ... "Ah, for heaven sakes!" Appreciation Club 4 : Gymnastic Club 1, 3: Tennis 1.

2 : Folk Song Club 1 ; Intramurals 1, 2 ; . . . sister's nraduation . . "Have I the Barry . .. Hest & Chesh . . . Randolph ?" Soccer 2; Track 1, 2. Right ... Pet Peeve: Sharon. . . . with Steve and Kai ls . .. art class

Bruce . .. accidents .. . "Sure" .. . Ray- . . . builds models . . . black socks and

monds ... happy-go . lucky ... "Pretty white sneakers . . . April 4. 1964

Woman" ... college . .. Pet Peeve : Lunch "Louie, Louie" . .. electrical engineering. Line. ;

PAULA HARRIET BELLIS KATHLEEN LOUISE BENIGNI BRIAN EARL BENNETT 25 Lee Road 159 South Main Street 164 Beach Street affords." "Her heart is as great as the world." "There's nothing worth the wear of win- "What sweet delight a quiet life ning but laughter and the love of Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3. Activities: Art Club 1. 2: Dance Com- friends." 4; Junior Red Cross 4: MARSENGOLD mittee 1. 2. 3. Student Council 2, secretary: ; Senior Activities: ; Club 3, 4 Writing 2, . .. swim- Creative . . . hunting 4 Bugs . .. coins Varsity Club 1, 2. 3, 4 : Intra- 4 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. Girls' at Sharon Play ming .. . assistant greenskeeper 4, murals 1, 2, 3. 4 ; MARSENGOLD Club ... "What. Me Worry?" Paula ... pretty eyes ... volunteer N.E. Country 3. 4 ; Senior Play 4 : Pep Rally Cheerleader : Volkswagens. . . . Pet Peeves ... Navy C.H. . . . with Gerry penpal in Aus- 3, 4 : Dance Committee 1, 2. 3, 4 ; Class tralia ... March 14 . .. N.E.B.S. ... writ- Officer Secretary 1 : Planning Board 1, 4 : ing ... "Believe it" ... "I wouldn't kid Monitor 4; Softball 1: Library Club 1, you" ... 43 ... Rambling Jack Elliot . . . 2. 2, 3 : Gymnastic Club 1, Massapoag Sportsman Club ... 7 :33-3 :28 '62 II ... "Mouse" ... "I always say" Kathy . . . January ... Fatty

... Mackay's .. . writing letters "Point of No Return" .. . college .. . Pet talkative

... wild discussions Peeve: Middle names. . . . slumber parties

... "beebs" . .. "beautiful" .. . "Margaret"

. . . Pet Peeve : insincerity.

hold memories of studying ..

DAVID BERGLUND JUDY LYNN BERNSTEIN LORREY MATTHEW BIANCHI 74 Edge Road 21 Francis Road 15 Lee Road "Let us love life and feel the value of it." "Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity." "Victory belongs to the most persevering."

Berger ... ears ... "Are you sure?" ... Activities: Honor Society 3, 4: Girls' Var- Activities: Boys' Basketball 3, 4; Intra- word at John Morandi's . .. "Come a sity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer; EAGLE murals 1, 2, 3, 4 : Baseball 4 : Senior Play little bit closer" ... Pet Peeve: Ply- 3. 4 ; Classical Reading Club 3, 4 ; Bas- 4 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. mouths. ketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Pep Rally 3, 4 ; Lorrey . . . with the guys down the Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Class Officer, Heights . . . quiet .. . Dodge Dart

Treasurer 1, 2 ; Planning Board 1, 2 selling pizza at Uncle's . . . "Nice going" Junior Classical League 2. Science Club . . . sports .. . "Smokey" . . . Prom King 4 : Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Senior Play 4. "Go Away Little Girl" . . . science

J.B. . .. Jud . . . sewing . .. folk music ... college ... Pet Peeve: drag racing,

. . . krugstein twin . . . red rambler . .. looking at new cars.

July 4, 1961 . . . Atlantic City .. . with

the girls ... peppermint patties .. . "Be !" real ... root-beer mugs .. . friendly . ..

"Chug-chug" . . . Pet Peeves : Prejudice. Status Seekers. .

ROBERT ANTHONY BIBBO MARC STEVEN BLUESTEIN ROBERTA JOANNE BLUESTEIN 16 Pole Plain Road 41 Lyndon Road 17 West Street "Rejoice, O Young man, in thy youth." "You can always hear the laughter in "The hand that hath made you fair hath his heart." made you good." Activities : Pep Squad 4 ; Boys' Varsity

Activities: 3, 4 : L.D Activities : Girls' Varsity Club 4 ; ; Band 1, 2, Club 2, 3, 4 ; Gymnastic Club 1, 2 MARSENGO EAGLE 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 : Soccer 1, 2, 3 ; 4 ; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Gymnastic 2, 3, ; MARSENGOLD 4 ; Classical Read-

Baseball 4; Senior Play 4; Pep Rally 1, Club 1. 2 : Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 : Soc- ing Club 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4:

Cheerleader 3, ; Senior Play 4 ; 2, 3, 4 ; Talent Show 2, 3. 4 ; Dance cer 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4 Dance

Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. 4; Dance Committee 1, 2. 3. 4 ; Math Club Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Planning Board

4. 3 ; Monitor 4 ; Pep Rally 3,4: Folk Song Beeb ... driving new cars . . . g'K>d- Club 4; French Club 4: Junior Classical . natured ... Stoughton Chrysler . . . driv- Marc . .. good-natured .. nice eyes . .. 3. '56 League 2 : Library Club 2, ing home from Sanford "300 K" driving a Dodge . .. working at

... . . with Lorrey and Franny . .. "Thanks a Spring Valley . . . Marrud with Danny Bonnie playing guitar . horse-back

...... lot" . . the Heights . . . cheerleader in . .. U.S.Y. ... A&W .. sports enthu- riding blind dates root-beer mugs

Pep Rally ... Pet Peeve: Chevys. siast ... cool sax . . . college . .. Pet ... "What?" ... R.I. ... Conservation

Peeve: Chevy Six's. Corps . .. biking . . . N.Y. Resort . ..

Horseneck Beach . .. Club '47 ... the Beachboys ... "Really?" ... nurses' aide

.. . college . .. Pet Peeve : long distance phone calls.

and "Lollipops and Roses" . . .

JOYCE MARIE BOUFFARD ANNA BOY AR WALTER DAVID BOYLE 13 Tolman Street 78 Ames Street 6 Mann's Hill Road

"Sweet and fair she seems to be ... "Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers." "An ounce of help is better than a pound and sweet attractive grace." of preaching." Activities: Honor Society 3, 4: F.T.A. 2.

Activities: Home Ec Club 3, 4; Gymnas- Library Club 3 : French Club 4 : Activities: Boys' Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; 3 : tic 3. 4. 4 Basketball Manager 2, Club 1, 2, 3: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, Classical Reading Club Glee Club ; Boys

1 4 ; Intramurals 1, 3, 4 ; Planning Boar 3, 4 ; Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4...... collecting Anna . Israeli dancing 1. 2: Senior Play 4. Bubble for- . .. worker paperbacks, prints and Double Walt . .. "Eight ball" good

...... Teacher's ...... Joyce Eliz slender March 27 tunes . U.S.Y. Hebrew quiet and friendly college !" class ... weekends at Head's ... "Hi Hon College Valedictorian of graduating '62 . .. "Hot Rock" ... reserved . .. with Yavneh . . . going into Boston

...... : mind . peace of Janet horseback riding . . 'He's A for plays ambition

Rebel" ... phone calls from England . . . Pet Peeve : shortsightedness.

Scituate . .. pretty clothes . .. B.C. . . college ... Pet Peeve: waiting.

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EUGENE JOHN BRADY 4 Winslow Road "Here is a man to hold against the world, a man to match the mountains and the seas."

Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball i, 2, 3.

...... Jack girls dances . .. cards .. .

football . .. . . Canton . cars . . . A&W

... "there, some girls" . .. "Glad all Over"

"Louie, Louie" . . . strong . .. Air Force ... Pet Peeve: English class, stay- ing in Sharon.

RONALD WILLIAM BRASS 34 Gunhouse Street "Look like you know where you're going, and the world will clear a path for you."

Activities : National Honor Society 3, 4,

Vice-President; Band 1, 2. 3. 4 : S.E.M.S.

B.A. 1, 2, 3, Music Festival 3 ; Dance

Band 4 ; 3, 4 ; 4 EAGLE MARSENGOLD ;

Classical Reading Club 3. 4 ; Soccer 3 ; Ten-

nis 2, 3 : Senior Play 4 ; Monitor 3, 4.

Ron, "Louis" Brass .. . playing clarinet,

tenor sax ... good natured ... reading

... hockey ... tennis . .. civic orchestra summer lab assistant at V.A.

"Charlie Brown" . . . "Rhapsody in Blue"

medicine . . . Pet Peeves : Calculus

quizzes right after lunch ; colleges that ask what other colleges you're applying to.

mam

CAROLYN PHYLLIS BRIGGS JANE BROOKFIELD KATHERINE ANN BRUNETTA 162 Upland Road 168 Massapoag Avenue 27 High Plain Street "It's tranquil people who accomplish "Too low they build who build beneath "As we are now living in an eternity, much." the stars." the time to be happy is today."

: 3, 4 ; Band : 2 ; Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Activities Girls' Varsity Club Activities Student Council MARSEN-

3, 4 : Ski Club 3, 4 : Folk Song GOLD 4 : Science Club 4 ; Gynmastic Club Red Cross 4 ; Girls' Basketball 2. 3, 4 1, 2, Club 4 ; Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4 ; Classical 1, 2 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Senior Play Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 ; Pep Rally 2.

Appreciation 4 ; Glee Club 1, 2, 3 4 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 : Office 4 ; Dance Committee 3, 4. Music

Gymnastic Club 1, 2, 4 ; Girls Basketball Help 2, 4; Official Greeter 1. Lynnie .. . quiet . .. reading . .. horse- 4 ; tennis 3, 4 : 3 ; talent show 2, 3, Ofield shows ... "Ya know?" ... "For Pete's Kathy ... bike riding with Barney Pep Rally 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Dance Committee ...... Valen- . .. sewing water skiing sake" ... "Moon River" .. . movies .. . 1, 2, 4; Senior Play 4. tine's Day. 1963 . . . "Walk Right In" traveling . . . Pet Peeve : People who ask,

...... jealous "What're ya gonna be?" Janie .. one-girl concert sailing ... beachcomber ... Pet Peeve:

skiing . . . Star Island ... a natural . . . boys.

"Hey 'Nita" . . . "H-A-R with a V" ... college and a career ... Pet Peeve: "Peo- ple who waste their lives."

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JANET ANN BURGESS ALAN MICHAEL BYER BARBARA LESLIE OALLUM 660 South Main Street 7 Deerfield Road 26 DeHart Avenue "A sweet attractive kind of grace." "Seriousness and happiness are close "The only way to have a friend is to be neighbors." one." Activities: Art Club 1, 2; Junior Classical

: Activities: Hobby Shop 2, 3; Intramurals Activities: Band 2, 4; League 2 ; MARSENGOLD 4 Home Ec 3, Glee Club 1, 2,

3 : 4 Gymnastic Club 1 : Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 4: Tennis 4; Senior Chorus 1,2,3; Art Club 1, 2 : EAGLE Club 3, ; 4; Dance Committee 1. 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3: Gymnastic Club 2, Intra- 1, 2, 3 : Senior Play 4 ; Dance Commit- Play 3, 4; tee 3, Planning Board 3. murals 1, 2, 4 ; Senior Play 4 : Office 1, 2, 4; . . Al ... Electronics . . . cars . A.Z.A. Help 1, 2: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Janet ... "Head" ... horseback rid'r.g treasurer . . . Town Market . .. "I'll bite"

...... Girl Ipanima" . Engi- Barb . . working . .. . tennis "The From at collects .. camp ... skiing skating

...... neer ... Pet Peeve: People who retell ties skiing .. ... '58 Impala . . . "Hot Rock" Scituate parties camping ... "Baby Love" ... nurse ... Pet Peeve: stories. ... "beau-tiful" ... boys: especially twins being kept waiting. .. . "If" ... "Misty" . .. nurse or sec- retary.

ROBERT JOSEPH CARTER 355 Norwood Street "Good humor is one of the best articles of dress that' one can wear in society."

Activities: Glee Club 1; Art Club 1, 4;

Gymnastic Club 1 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,

: ; Senior Play 4 ; Soccer 2, 3 Baseball 2

4 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4.

...... driving Bob . . . "Cart" sports

.. . Brock- . ... Valley .. C.Y.O. Spring

. ... ton Fair Side Show .. Algebra I

"She is totally unbelievable." . .. "Oh

. . : State Ya" ... College . Pet Peeves being minor. Police ; a

BARBARA LOUISE CHRISTIE 151 Morse Street "Her ways are the ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace." Activities: Gymnastic Club 2; Intramurals 1. 1, 2, 3 : Field Hockey Vaca- . .. .. "mmm-Summer Barb . quiet

Europe someday ... "Oh tions" . . . trip to smile .. . soft come on" . .. babysitting

the Reason I'm Living" ...... "You're aiways in the Hillman ... Pet Peeve thoughtless people. Going to school ;

26 ARTHUR COHEN STEVEN J. COHEN MICHAEL SCOTT COHN 27 Leonard Road 20 Middlesex Road 9 West Street "Men do less than they ought, unless they "Hope elevates and joy brightens his "Studies serve for delight, for ornament, do all that they can." crest." and for ability."

: Activities: Audio Visual Aids Club 1. 2: Activities : Track 4 ; Intramurals 4 : Foot- Activities Honor Society 3, 4 : Debating

: 4 ball (Waltham 4; 4 Executive Board 3 Technical Advisor ; High School! 1, 2. Club 1, 2, 3, MARSENGOLD Busi-

President : EAGLE 2, 3 : Classical Music ness Manager ; Chess Club 3, 4 ; Intra- Steve ... "Crash" . . . New-comer to S.H.S.

Appreciation Club 4 : Science Club 2 : murals 2, 3, 4 ; Golf 1, 2, 3. 4 ; Dance from Waltham . . . Waltham Chapter of Dance Committee 1. 2. Committee 1, 3 ; Forensic League 1, 2 ; Demolay . . . A.Z.A. ... stock clerk for Monitor 4 ; Math Club 2, 3, 4...... Arthur photography and chemistry Elm Farm U.S.Y. .. . Encampments

folk music . .. controversial topics ...... Mike . . . "Sir Master" ... 1 ... "Dang .. Number Me" teaching . Pet and offbeat ideas . .. always in the corridor Peeve : Getting up early to go to school. Golf . . . Chess ... A.Z.A. ... linoleum with a projector or tape recorder salesman in Dorchester . .. "Let's go to unplanned meetings at 7:20 A.M. ... First Trashbasket" . .. "How Sweet it is" . ..

National in Canton . .. teaching. By the reservoir ... Football ... Randolph

. .. Ho Jo's .. . Mathematician.

"Wonderland by Night" .

STEPHEN JOHN COLLINS CAROLYN CONNORS BERYL VICTORIA COOPER 80 Cedar Street 27 Bradford Avenue 353 East Street "A smile is the whisper of a laugh." "The soul of sweet delight can never be "Eyes too expressive to be blue; too lovely defiled." to be gray." Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

Activities : Art Club 3. Activities: Library Club 1, 2, 3; MAR- Steve ... "Crash" . .. Enjoys all kinds of SENGOLD 4 ; Home Ec Club 1 : Senior .. . sports . .. Hi-Way Bowling League "Bug" .. . always on the phone . . . Dying Play 4 ; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. C.Y.O. ... Mass. D.P.W. . . . "You Bet- to go to Liverpool .. . "Love My Beatles"

...... cha" .. . Bumper Pool Club . "Nice ... on the march to Canton .. . Likes Vicki . . pretty blond hair well

. . Talk" .. . accountant . . . Boston Edison taking pictures ... Pet Peeve: People dressed . collecting "Seventeen"

Co. ... Those nightly pool games .. . who don't believe you. B.B.G. . .. "Swinging" . . . Freshman year

"Whole lot o'shaking Going on" . "Orbit" ... "Really?" ... "A Sum-

Pet Peeve: Little old lady drivers. mer Song" . . . "There I've Said It

Again" ... secretary ... Pet Peeve: Snobs. ;

MARLENE TOBY COOPER ARTHUR CORREIA JOHN ANTHONY CROOKS 45 Berkshire Avenue 15 Clark Court 3 Bluffhead Circle "Goodness is a special kind of truth and "He had that merry glance." "Friendship improves happiness." beauty." Barney . .. Senior shop class ... long hair Activities : Glee Club 1 ; Audio-Visual Aids

... with ...... Mickey office. 1. 2, 3: Club Cooky . .. active in B.B.G. babysit- down at the Art 1, 2, 3, 4; Hobby 4 . Shop ; 2 . . . . Gymnastic Club 1, ; ting . . walks . . September 8, 1964 Intramurals

4 : : . . . 2, 3, Soccer 2, driving .. . talkative "Little Honda" 1, 1, 3 Track 3, 4

Senior Play 4 ; . .. : Dance .. . secretary Pet Peeve conceited Committee 2, 3. people. John . . . good looking . .. sports enthu- !" siast . .. "Hi animal ... "Ya Sure"

... Mr. Brains .. . summers at the cape

...... art pinstriped shirts . . . college.

"M . Lucky" . ..

ROBERT PAUL CUNNINGHAM WILLIAM R. DARROW EDWARD I. DEVENEY 10 Lee Road 4 Goodrich Place 427 North Main Street "In quietness there is concealed mirth." "I love tranquil solitude and such society "Silence is the element in which great Activities: Audio-Visual Aids 2: Intra- as is quiet, wise and good." things fashion themselves." murals I, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2. Activities : Chorus 3, 4 ; Dramatic Club 2, Dev . .. accordian . .. eating . .. C.Y.O.

3, 4 ; Senior Play 4. 3 ; Intramural 1 ; Track 2, 3 ; Dance Com- driving . . . dances & bowling

mittee 2, 3 : Festival 3. at Deveney Granite Co. . . . "Oh Bob .. friendly ... with the guys at the Drama working Boy I" ... Mr. Dowd's pep talks Heights ... Morgan's . . . Peter. Paul and Bill ... Sharon Bootery ... swimming "There ! I've Said It Again" ... Pet Mary Albums . . . that ride home from . .. canoeing . . . Cape ... Treasurer of Peeve : Appetizers served as lunches. San ford . . . college . . . architect . .. Pet Congregational Pilgrim Fellowship Peeve: old cars, especially Dodges. "Holy Mackerel Caesar!" ... specific gra-

vity of peanut butter .. . weather fore-

casting . . . woodworking . . . civil engi- neer ... Pet Peeve: Pessimists.

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JEFFREY DRUCKER 6 Lakeview Street

"There is not a moment without some duty."

Activities : Dramatic Club, Program Com-

mittee 2, 3, 4 ; Audio-Visual Aides Club

; Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Radio Club 4 Science

1, 2 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Drama

Festival 2, 3 ; Thespian Society 4 ; School Bowling League Vice-President 2.

. . . . basement put- Jeff . . coin collecting " tering 'Hay' is for horses" .. . "P.S. I hoxe You" ... To be rich, famous and

successful . . . Pet Peeve : Slow people in the corridors.

SALLY ELLEN EASTMAN 106 Billings Street "Of all the girls that are so smart, there's none like pretty Sally."

Activities: Student Council 1, 3: Glee

Club 1, 2, 3, 4 : Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 : Girls' Basketball 1, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3,

4 ; Planning Board 4 ; S.E. Mass. District Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; S.E.M.S.B.A. 2, 3, 4.

Sally-Jane ... Fellowship . . . district 2

years ago . . . enthusiastic nature "Really" ... "Ya Know?" ... Pediatric nurse ... Pet Peeve: Being nailed in the halls.

ELLIOT RICHARD EIGEN MARILYN EISENBERG BEVERLY FRANCES EISENMAN 4 Middlesex Road 32 Gunhouse Street 107 Beach Street "Wit is the salt of conversation, not the "The earnestness of life is the only pass- "A smile for all, a welcome glad, a jovial food." port to the satisfaction of life." winning way she had."

Activities: Student Council 4; Boys Var- Activities: F.T.A. 1, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Activities: Glee Club 1: Library Club 1, sity Club 4 ; Baseball 4 ; : 2 : 4 ; Ec Club 2 Intramurals 1 : Home Ec Club 3, 4 Senior Play 4 MARSENGOLD Home ;

Senior Play 4 ; Dance Gymnastic Club 1 ; Intramurals 1, Committee 1, 2, 3, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3 ; Typing Club 2, 3,

4 ; Planning Board 1, 2 : Talent Show 4. 1. 2. 4 : Senior Play 4 ; Dance Committee 1, 2,

3, 4 ; Office Help 3, 4 ; Official Greeter .. . . '63 El ... Feen athletic . . witty . .. Marilyn . . . Riding around in Chevy

1 ; Typing Club 1. ranking out .. . U.S.Y. . . . Lord Fox ... bowling ... B.B.G. . . . work at

. . . '64 . . school . dances wheelchair basketball Morse Shoe . .. Summer of ... That's Beaver . riding around . . summer of

. '64 !" ...... "Sure, Tom" Algebra I ... "Ex- Too Much ! ... College . . . "Remember" . . "Greenfields" . . "what a creep

. odus" .. college. . .. Pet Peeve : Being told what to do. ... Pet Peeve: School.

29 HOWARD STEPHEN ELKIN KAREN SHEILA ELLIS PATRICIA ANNE FIELD 6 Marcus Road 11 Paul Revere Road 430 North Main Street "A man of common sense and good taste." "In character, manners, and style, in all "Friendship is love without his wings." things the supreme excellence is sim- Activities : Audio-Visual Aids Club 1, 2, Activities: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Intra- plicity." murals 3 : 1 : Office Help 3. 3, 4 ; Hobby Shop Intramurals 2, 4 :

Track 2, 3. 4 ; Tennis 4 ; Senior Play Activities : F.T.A. 2, 3 : Junior Classical Pat ... Boston . .. skating .. . skiing

4 ; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. League 2, 3 and 4 Secretary ; EAGLE 2, .. . painting . .. plans to travel 3, 4 ; MARSENGOLD 4 : Classical Reading "Don't . . be How, Howie . golf, tennis, "girls", hoc- stupid" ... Pet Peeve: Waiting Club 3, 4 : Senior Play 4 ; Dance Com- for people. key . .. A.Z.A. ... "hanging around" . . . Cobbs Corner Pharmacy and Morse Shoe mittee 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Office Help 3 ; Official

Greeter 2 ; French Club 4. ... "Don't say hello!" ... Junior Prom and Senior Dance . .. friendly, nice smile Karen .. . root beer mugs . .. gibberish

...... "She's Not There" . .. college . .. biking Jim Kewskin . . "Security accounting . . . Pet Peeve : Girls with high is ..." ... "Nope, definitely not" ... hairdos. bouts of ... "You Don't Say" Period 5

... S.C.R. . .. "He's a Rebel" . .. "Meet ya on Gunhouse-Leave now !" ... college

. .. Pet Peeves: "Are you really a senior?" and sarcasm.

MYRA JOYCE FINE 9 Gertrude Avenue "Whatever is graceful is virtuous, and whatever is virtuous is graceful."

Activities : MARSENGOLD 4 ; Home Ec Club 4: Gymnastic Club 1, 2, 4; Intra-

murals 2, 4 ; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 ;

Senior Play 4 ; Office Help 3 : Girls Bas- ketball 4.

Mie .. . Mike . . . B.B.G. . . . with the

gals ... ice-skating . . . "peachy, creamy" '67 . . . Pontiac .. . Kordette's .. . beau-

tiful hair . .. Let's go Myra . .. "On

your toes" .. . swimming . .. "Everybody

Loves Somebody Sometime" . . . "Almost

There" . .. Professional Dancer .. . Pet Peeves: Being asked how "FINE" I am and long straight pony tail.

LINDA DOROTHY FINER 39 Marcus Road "Admire her for her wit." Activities: Pep Squad 1; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1,

2, 3, 4 ; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4 ; MARSEN- GOLD 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Senior Play

3, 4 ; Home Ec 4 ; Dance Committee 1. 2, Club 4.

. . .. base- Linny . . . dark .. with Susan '64 ball practice :. . Dorchester ... candy

.. . striper . .. working at Morse Shoe

. .. Don't look May 13th .. . "Oh, sure"

'62 .. . now ... Maryland ... Kappy

. . . Pet library assistant .. nursing . Peeve: Prejudice.

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ELLEN JOAN FINSTEIN ALAN STEPHEN FISHER ARTHUR FISLER 9 Mark Road 14 Marie Avenue 34 Summit Avenue

"The good or ill of man lies in his own "And one man in his time plays many "Silence is the element in which great will" parts." things fashion themselves."

2. . .. Activities: F.T.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Glee Club Activities: Intramurals 1, 2; Baseball Fiz ... quiet .. . blond hair A&P.

4 ; Chorus 2. 3. 4 : Art Club 3, 4 ; 1, 2, ...... Fish . . . Ilan handsome 1109

Creative Writing Club 2, 3, 4 : MARSEN- Bay Road . . . U.S.Y. . .. Habonim . . . GOLD 4 ; French Club 3 : Dance Com- summer in Israel '63 ... working at mittee 1, 2, 3 : S.E.M.S.B.A. Chorus 3. Girlstown .. . "Gadzooks" . . . "Hey !" . . . . . Ellen . . . Playing Piano ... knitting . .. man ... Kibbutznick absent

. . . . . : Being painting . President of Senior Scout a home in Israel Pet Peeve ' Troop ... camp counselor ... Not too in from the stand point of reason. swift !" ... Weekends before school

Elementary School Teacher . .. Pet Peeve Prejudice.

our prom, i Hai" . . .

SUZANNE FOGG ROBERT FORBES LILLIAN FOSTER 152 Billings Street 15 Middlesex Road 15 Clarke Court

"There is no wisdom like frankness." "He shall be a self-made man." "Our grand business in life is not to see what lies dimly at a distance, but to do Activities: Activities : Debating 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatics Club 2, 3, ; Hobby what lies clearly at hand." Club 1. 2 ; Home Ec Club 3. 4 ; Intra- Shop 2 ; Dramatics Club 4 ; Creative Writ- murals 1, 2. 3 ; Field Hockey Manager ing 2 ; French Club 4 ; Chess Club 3, 4 Activities: Girls Varsity Club 2; Glee Club

4 ; Senior Play 4 ; Pep Rally 4 ; Dance Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; 2, 3, 4 ; Library Club 3 ; Gymnastic

Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Tennis 4 ; Forensic League 3, 4. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball 2, 4 ; Intra-

murals I, 2, 3 ; Softball 3 ; Office Help 4. Suza-bets ... fun to be with . . . buys Bob . . . sports . .. cars . . . coins big rings . .. wild weekends at Janet's stamps ... 64 Washington St. . . . Gail Lill ... Becky ... pretty eyes .. . horse-

. . . phone calls from England . . . "Chapel Enterprises ... Randolph, June 26 ... back riding ... working at Wrentham of Love" . . . March 27 at Hall's ... "Little Black Book" . .. "Mouth" ... To . .. skating . . . "It's not my fault" . . .

Y.P.F. ... "Sophomore boys?" ... "Bru- Make a Million ... "I Like It" . .. Pet Junior Prom . . . "Tell Me" . . . nurse tal" ... Ho Jo's . .. college .. . Pet Peeve : Teachers who forget they aren't the ... Pet Peeve: English class.

Peeve : chemistry. only ones who are giving us homework. . : ;

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MARILYN FRANCES FRIEDMAN STEVEN MARK FURMAN JODY MARGERY GARBER 10 Hampton Road 7 Suffolk Road 26 Pine Grove Avenue "In small proportions, life may joyful "We can easily manage, if we will only "It is vivacity and wit that makes her be." take, each day, the burden appointed for shine in company." it." Activities: EAGLE 4; Dramatics Club 1 Activities : Student Council 4 ; Girls Var-

; 4 : Art Club 4 Junior Red Cross 3, Activities Dance Band 1, 2 : Art Club 4 ; sity Club 4 ; MARSENGOLD 4 ; French

Home Ec Club 4 ; Gymnastics Club 1, 2 Gymnastic Club 3, 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Club 1, 2, 3 : Gymnastic Club 1, 2

Senior Play 4 ; Track 1. 3. Classical Reading Club 3 ; 4 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3 4: 2, Senior Play ;

Office Pep Rally 4 ; Softball 3 Help 1, 2, 3. ; Planning Board Steve . .. cars .. . trips to Dorchester

2, 3 ; F.T.A. 3 ; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 : Mai . . . cute . .. dimples . .. Bilinama .. . September 1964 . .. playing pool ... Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. . .. egg diets ... Looking for new cars "Let's have one" . . . Nantasket . .. college.

.. . country rides ... seeing new clothes Jody ... Falmouth . . . "You Don't Say"

... "What is it?" ... "Trink" ... Bino- . . . shopping ... "security is" . . . First

.. . . culars and Mamma Leone's . .. college .. . National Monkeying .. college week-

Pet Peeve : My height. ends . .. "Something happen to your leg today, Jody?" ... college ... Pet Peeves: casts, lumpy cream of wheat, boots.

the Senior play .

NATALIE LOUISE GAULL BETH V1ANNE GOLDSTEIN JUDITH ANN GOLDSTEIN 7 Leonard Road 11 Clarke Court 16 Lyndon Road

"My object all sublime. I shall achieve "Liberty of thought is the life of the "Friendship is the shadow of evening, in time." soul." which strengthens with the setting sun of life." Activities: Girls Varsitv Club 4; Band 1, Activities: Student Council 1, 2: Honor Activities Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Debating Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Society 3, 4 ; F.T.A 1, 2. 3 ; Treasurer

4 4 ; Creative Writing 2 ; MARSEN- EAGLE 2. 3, 4: MARSENGOLD 4; Class- 4 : President 4 ; MARSENGOLD ; EAGLE 1. 2, 3.

4 Play 4 ; Dance Committee : : Senior ical Appreciation Club 4 ; Classical Read- 2, 3, 4 : Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4 Presi- GOLD

ing Club 3, 4 ; Tennis mnager 3 : Senior dent: Classical Music Appreciation Club 3.

Play 4 : Forensic League 1, 2, 3, 4 : 4 : Skiing Club 4 ; Class Secretary 3 . . . Judy . .. writing . .. bowling vice-

Monitor 4: Orchestra 1. 2: Intramurals Planning Board 3, 4 ; Dance Committee 1. president of B.B.G. . .. "you better be- !" 4 ; 1, 2 : Dance Committee 2. 2, 3, 4 ; French Club 3, Intramurals lieve it . . . "Summer Song" ... at Ho- 1. 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1, 2. Jo's college ... Pet Peeves: typing Nat . summers at Provincetown . . . de- corridors...... interesting crowded . meeting and . .. sewing . . Bethy bating . reading N.E.F.T.Y. ... S.C.E.F. ... idealist . .. "Hey Laroo, let's form our people bike riding

.. .. . Foxboro Mental own school" .. . tennis . .. public speak- L.R.Y. N. C.C.J.

. ... "tough enough" . . .. Raymond's . law Hospital ing . "More" biochemistry or

... college ... Pet Peeve: failure. "Oh, baby" . . . fascinating facial ex- pressions ... college ... doctor N. Pet Peeves: alarm clocks and intellectually lazy people. :

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GEORGE CLIFFORD GOODBAND 361 Norwood Street "Fond of fun as fond can be."

Activities : Boys Varsity Club 4 ; Gymnas-

tic Club 1 ; Soccer 3, 4 ; Intramurals 1,

2, 3, 4 ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Senior Play 4 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 4.

Cliff .. . "Georgie" . .. with the guys . .. !" "sorry ... Bruce's Animal Hospital .. .

Brockton movies with Mark .. . "Look here

fella" . . . "Bits and Pieces" ... good

babysitter ... to be rich . . . Pet Peeve Mustangs with automatic transmissions.

SHERRY GOOLTZ 44 Berkshire Avenue "A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance."

Activities: Pep Squad 2; Art Club 1, 2.

4 ; Home Ec Club 1 : Gymnastic Club 1,

2, 3, 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Senior

Play 4 ; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3.

.. . . Sherry cute . . bikeriding . .. train

trips to New York ... root beer mugs '57 ... Chevy . .. World's Fair . . . Mister

Donut ... shopping . . . hair coloring .. . gossip ... "Really?"

MARGERY E. GORDON LINDA MARSHA GOULD DAVID GRAIVER 125 Billings Street 20 Wilshire Drive 54 Deerfield Road "Her pleasant spirit is her charm." "We know nothing of tomorrow; our "Good nature is the foundation of all business is to be happy today." good things." Activities: Dramatics Club 1, 2 ; EAGLE 1.

2, 3, 4 : MARSENGOLD 4 j Home-Ec Club Activities : Girls Varsity Club 3, 4 ; Band Dave . .. train trips to New York .. .

; '57 ... 3, 4 Folk Song Club 4 : Intramurals 1, 2 ; Art Club 4 ; Junior Red Cross 2, Chevy . . . Pancake House Railway

3, : ...... 1, 2. 4 Senior Play 4 ; Dance Com- 3 : MARSENGOLD 4 ; Girls Basketball 3, Express . . . World's Fair college 4. mittee 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 : Senior Play 4 : Pet Peeve : fast drivers. Dance Committee 3. .. . Margie sparkling eyes ... witty . .. football games ... at Brown ... J. F. Lin ... sports ... playing piano

. . .. stingrays .. N.E.F.T.Y. ... Ho Jo's BBG . .. medical secretary .. "take it

. at Chatham . . May 13 and June 20 ... easy" . . . "More" . . . always "visiting"

"Is that sharp" . . . "Twist and Shout" Mr. Roman . .. Pet Peeves : short boys and

... college ... Pet Peeve : Hearing the alarm clocks. same story more than once.

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PAMELA GRANT LAWRENCE ALAN GREEN JOAN CAROL GREENGROSS 61 Summit Avenue 44 Harding Street 3 West Street "The habit of being happy enables one "The greatest of all human benefits is in- "The light of freindship is like the light to be freed from the domination of out- dependence." of phosphorus, seen plainest when all ward conditions." around is dark." Activities : Pep Squad 3, 4 ; Boys Varsity-

Activities : Home Ec Club 3, 4 ; Intramurals Club 3, corres. sec. 4 ; Audio Visual Activities : Glee Club 3 ; Dramatics Club

1. 2, 3. 4; Dance Committee 1. 2, 3. 4: Aids Club 1 : MARSENGOLD 4 ; Intra- 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club

3, ; Soccer 1 ; Track ; 2 ; murals 1, 2, 4 1, 2, Junior 4 Senior Play 4 ; Gymnastic Club 1, 2 1, 3 Red Cross ; 2 EAGLE ;

Office Help 1. Senior Play 4 : Pep Rally 3, 4 ; Dance MARSENGOLD 4 ; French Club 4 ; Class- 4 3, ; '55 Committee 1, 2, ; Varsity Basketball ical Reading Club 4 Intramurals 1, 2. Pam . .. blue eyes . . . oilburner . . . Score Keeper 3, 4. wild weekends at Janet's . . . "After you Joni .. . Ceramics ... horseback riding

Madame Alphonse" ... so many years at Larry .. . David's Delicatesssen . . . driving ... "Let's have a little get together at

. . Dad's . .. cute blond . . . Pami-Doreen around . USY basketball ... Little my house" . . . life saving at Camp Yav-

... tuna-fish sandwiches . . . week-ends at League Coach ... "meet you up the neh . .. "Hi ya people" . .. Pray for me 1" . . . . the Cape with Cyndy . .. junior college Heights" Hotel Nemerson .. sharp period ... "Exodus" . . . medical sec-

... Pet Peeve: confusion. dresser ... accountant. retary . . . Pet Peeve : cheating.

ARLENE GROSS 17 Webb Road "The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for."

Activities : National Honor Society 3, 4 : MARSENGOLD 4, Editor-in-Chief: EAGLE

2, 3 ; F.T.A. 1, 2 : Classical Reading Club

3 : Monitor 4 : Planning Board 2 ; Of-

ficial Greeter 2 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3,

4 ; Senior Play 4.

. . . Speedy . Grossie .. piano .. . bowling

. . . "unbelievable" ... 2 or 4 blue eyes

. .. handmade sweaters . .. Editor-in-chief ... donuts at 5:00 a.m. ... 5-13 ...

B.U. . .. Pet Peeve : People who ask how tall I am.

TOM GROFF 2 Wilshire Drive "As happy a man as any in the world, for the whole world seems to smile upon him."

Activities : Band 3 ; Gymnastic Club 3 Track 3.

. Tom . . 'Hayseed" ... new student .. .

football basketball . . . hunting

quiet .. "Hey! Big T" ... "Little Hon-

da" . . veterinary medicines .. . Pet Peeve: getting up early. .

MARGARET HADDAD DEBORAH ANNE HALL SANDRA LOUISE HAMM 190 Morse Street 44 Highland Street 249 Mountain Street The gentle mind by gentle deeds is "Our youth, our joys, are all we have "A light heart lives long." known." when we have wandered all our ways." Activities: Girls Varsity Club 1; Art Club Activities: F.T.A. 3; Girls Varsity Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3: Girls' Softball Activities : MARSENGOLD 4 : Museum

; Senior Play 4 ; Girls' Basketball 1 ; 1 ; French 1, 2 School Scholarship recipient 3, 4 ; Dance 1, 2 ; Glee Club Art Club 1, ; Intramurals 1, 2 : Dance Committee 4 : 2 Committee 3. Club 4 ; Home Ec Club 3. Gymnastics 2. Club 1, 2 ; Girls' Basketball 1 ; Intra- 1, 2; Gymnastics Club 1, Peggy ... "a picture is worth a thousand murals 1, 2, 3, 4 : Office Help 2 : Dance Sandy ... Bun ... bowling . . . ice-skat- words" .. . reading . .. movies .. . "Oh. Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. ing ... "You hot ticket" ... sister's shoot ! I forget my glasses" . . . Pet

...... hope chest ... "Save it Peeve: brothers. Debbie ... cute .. horseback riding graduation

'63 ...... air-lines good gymnast . .. Europe in . .. old for me" Jordan's Little . . . Peeve: people with big mouths. movies on T.V. .. "that's pathetic" . Pet

with Pam, Janet, and Joyce . . . March

27 ... weekends at Janet's . .. skiing . . .

foreign study . .. Pet Peeve : compulsory school attendance.

and exciting moments ...

SUSAN SARA HATCH DAVID HAWKINS MICHAEL FRANCIS HAYES 22 Marcus Road 235 S. Main St. 4 Livingston Road "Laughter among girls is, and ever was. "Science is but the statement of truth "The best and noblest lives are those among the delightful sounds of the earth." found out." which are set toward high ideals."

Activities: F.T.A. 2: Art Club 3, 4; Lib- Activities: Audio Visual Aids Club 1, 2, Activities : Dramatics Club 4 ; Art Club 3, rary Club 2, 3, 4 : Junior Red Cross 3, 3, 4 : Classical Music Appreciation Club 4 : Skiing Club 4 ; Radio Club 4 ; Folk Song

4 : 4 ; Intramurals 2 ; 4 : ; 2 ; Club 4 ; Senior Play 4 Club 1 Sen- Radio Club Science Fair Senior ; Stamp MARSENGOLD 4 ; ior Play 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. Play 4. Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4.

...... Suey ..riding around with Linda ... Dave .. . model railroading . . . computers Mike golf coins ... oil paint-

'64 ...... ing Rust Craft Greeting Card Co. S.H.S. baseball practice Mattapan . radio hi-fi Walpole Lanes

...... "Don't it" . . . architect . . . "Morse Shoe" . candy-striper budding scientist . . "Irish Suite" by Sweat

"It's over" . .. Peeves : "Really?" ... "Are YOU kidding?" ... Leroy Anderson . . . MIT Science Sym- Pet self-center- Maryland '62 ... "I'm So Close to posium. edness and bigotry.

Kappy" ... legal secretary . .. "It's For You" ... Pat Peeve: being called "Linda". ;; :

ROBERT HERTZEL LEO HIRSHON SANDRA JOAN HOLLINGHURST 3 Middlesex Road 27 DeHart Avenue 39 Huntington Avenue "Seriousness is only the bark of wisdom "A good disposition is more valuable than "Sincerity and truth are the basis of but it preserves it." gold." every virtue."

Activities : 4 ; Soci- Activities: Student Council Honor Gymnastics Club 1: Intra- Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club

ety 3, 4 ; Debating Club 1, 2. 3, 4 murals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Senior Play 4 ; Dance 1, 2, 3, 4 : Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 : Dance 4 MARSENGOLD 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, ; Committee 1, 2. 3, 4. Committee 1, 2. 3, 4.

Track 3 ; Tennis 4 ; Senior Play 4 ; Dance Leroy Leon Hirshmeyer . .. "what's going Sandy . .. collecting shells and postcards Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensic League on" . .. collecting old tickets . .. playing .. . bowling .. . choir . . . Girl Scouts ... 2, 3, 4. pool ... working at Cresent Dental Lab . basketball . . babysitting . . . mowing

...... tennis ... basketball Bob "Doc" ... "Louie, Louie" ... to grow and look lawns ... Pet Peeve: "I told you so!"

...... at library losing to girl tennis older . . . achew, achew, etc. . . . B.P.C. '57 players . . . AZA . .. USY . .. Aronson's (Bumper Pool Clubl ... Pet Peeves:

"Foxboro State" ... "nice going" Plymouths and big freshman.

medicine .. . college ... Pet Peeve : pessi- mism.

of our championship games.

JOAN JACQUELYN HOWARD THOMAS ANTHONY HUBBLE BEVERLY HURVITZ 27 Pleasant Park Road 354 Moose Hill Street 21 Marie Avenue "Kindness is the golden charm by which "There's a proud modesty in merit." "A good laugh is sunshine in a house." society is bound together." Activities: Intramurals 3, 4: Track 3, 4, Activities: F.T.A. 1; Art Club 4: Home

Activities: F.T.A. 2, 3. 4: Band 2; Glee Captain. Ec. Club 4 : Intramurals 1, 2 : Senior Play

Club 3. 4 : Chorus 3 ; Art Club 2. 3, 4 ; 4: Dance Committee 1. 2, 3. Home Tom . .. new student from Ohio ... foot- Ec Club 1, 2. 3 : Senior Play 4 : . ... ball and track .. . bongos . . . great kid Bev . . great sense of humor always Dance Committee 1. 4 : 2. 3. S.E.M.S.B.A. .- records .. "Hi ya beautiful" riding around . .. Cobb's Corner Drug- 3. '64 football under the lights ... "Wipe Out" store . .. summer of ... "Ya know"

Joanni ...... quiet with Barbara . .. Air Force career .. . Pet Peeves "James Bond Theme" . . . Junior

big . .. family babysitting ... Christian boring people and homework on week- College ... Pet Peeve: prejudice. Doctrine ... Girl Scouting ... CYO ... ends.

summers at the .. Cape . avid reader . . . knitting ... "Smile" ... S.E.M.B.S.A. ... teaching . Pet Peeve: cliques.

36 CYNTHIA ANN HUTCHINS 9 Essex Road "With a smile that glowed celestial rosy red."

Activities: F.T.A. 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Art

Club 3, 4 : Junior Red Cross 4 ; Home

Gymnastic Club 1 ; Intra- Ec. Club 3 ; murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2,

3 ; Senior Play 4 : Typing 2.

Cyndy .. . beautiful, long hair ... skiing performing-partner "Maxine"

Queen's Court .. . "It's been a GOOD-

YEAR" ... Cape weekends with Pam . ..

"Always Together" . . . Beaver's Book . ..

Junior College .. . Pet Peeves : diets and elevators.

STEPHEN MICHAEL HYDE 18 Hampshire Avenue "The modest man has everything to gain."

Activities: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1,1. 2, 3, 4: Radio

Club 3, 4 ; Science Club 2, 4 : Senior Play 4: Dance Committee 1, 2.

...... Steve .. . "Sir Clyde" radio ham

piano .. . accordian . . . A.Z.A. .. . "What is a clyde?" ... Ho-Jo's ... weekends ... "How's by you?" ... Anahgim, Ma- zooza and Kookamonga Sewing Circle,

Book Review, and Timing Association . . . electrical engineer ... Pet Peeve: the 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. curfew on driving.

mark McClelland hynes LOUIS IOANILLI SUSAN FAY KADESH 8 Walnut Street 2 Linda Road 145 Beach St. "Gladness of the heart is the life of man." "An athlete on the field, a sport at heart." "Laughing is a sign of joy." Dramatics Club 3, 4: EAGLE Activities : MARSENGOLD 4 : Gymnastics Activities: Boys Varsity Club 3, 4, Presi- Activities:

4 Play 4 : ; Senior Club 1 ; ; ; MARSENGOLD Boys' Basketball 3 Intramurals dent ; Gymnastics Club 1 ; Boys' Basket- 1, 4

; Ec Club 4 ; Intra- 1, ; 3 Home 2, 4 Baseball 2 ; Dance Committee 1, 2. ball 2, 3, 4 ; Intramurals 1 : Soccer 3, 4 Art Club Committee 1, 2. 4 ; Dance Captain ; Baseball 2, 3, 4 ; Pep Rally murals 1, 2, 3, Mark . . . Wonderland . .. Cape 4. 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Class 3, 4 ; Office Help "Louie-Louie" . .. athletic .. . "uh" .. .

3 Planning 4 ; Marshal ; Board Talent . . . .. U.S.Y. . skiing Pet Peeve : French teachers. Sue water Show 4. Brookline ... "Woopee Doo" .. . with Bros. ... Warner Lou ... sports ... walking to Moose Ronna tour through

. . thera- . . physical Hill .. . playground . .. "You're funny" Studio .. "Last Kiss" people who think they ... CYO .. . working for a construction pist ... Pet Peeve:

. . . . everything. company . . athletic acrobatics on have the best of Route 1 ... professional baseball player ... Pet Peeve: bright porch lights.

37 TONI CAMILLE KALB ILONA HELEN KAPLAN RALPH V. KAPLAN 27 Summit Avenue 21 Livingston Road 65 Walpole Street "Sweet and well-conducted, but always "A roguish smile, a merry jest, a depth "No great man is ever born too soon or ready for fun." of heart you'd never guess." too late."

Activities : Student Council 1 ; Honor So- Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band ciety 3, 4 : Girls Varsity Club 4 ; Glee ; 3 : Intramurals 1 3, 4 ; 4 ; Science Club Club 2 Club ; MARSENGOLD 1, 2 Home Ec ;

Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Senior Play 4. Gymnastic Club 1, 2 ; Intramurals 1, 2,

MARSENGOLD 4 ; Senior Play 4 : Class 3, 4 : Math Club 3 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, Lone . .. sophisticated . . . beautiful Treasurer 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Planning 3. clothes . . . boating ... motorcycles Board 3: S.E.M.S.B.A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Pep boys ... "It's fabulous" . .. drags to Ralph . . alert? .. music ... jazz . . .

Rally 3, 4 : Science Club 4 ; Dance Com- Pembroke with Maxine and Joni .. . "Un- playing saxophone Star Market, mittee 1. 2, 3, 4. der The Boardwalk" . . . interior decora- Howard Johnson's "My Favorite

Toni .. . petite . . . "you people" tor ... Pet Peeve: not being able to drive Things" played by John Colthrane

"Margaret" . .. Fritzie's Diner . . . "that's a motorcycle. college Pet Peeve: Pontiac trans- fantastic" . . . Susan Haggett ... slumber missions. parties and religious discussions . .. Prom

. weekend .. "Our Day Will Come" . . . college ... Pet Peeve: hypocrites.

ALAN ERWIN KARLSBERG 17 Suffolk Road

"There is nothing like fun, is there?"

Activties: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,

2 ; Dance Band 2, 3, 4 ; Intramurals 1,

3 ; Pep Rally 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Dance Com- mittee 1, 2.

Karls ... clarinet . .. sax ... China Villa

... water skiing . .. "Let's have one" .. .

December vacation 1962 .. . USY . . . college.

DANIEL CHARLES KATES 125 South Main Street "Common sense is not so common." Activities: MARSENGOLD 4; Classical

Music Appreciation Club 4 ; Dance Com-

mittee 1, 2, 3, 4 : Science Club 4 ; Math

Club 4 ; Gymnastic Club 1 ; Intramurals 1. 2, 3: Cross Country 3; Track 4.

Danny . . . "Naskafrat" . .. bowling and

movies .. . "greetings" . .. Marrud

blue eyes . . . May 13, 1960, "Angel Baby"

. .. college . . . Pet Peeve : gym class at 8:00 A.M.

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DAVID KATZMAN JAMES M. KEATING ANDREA LEA KIER 57 Garden Street 12 Edgewood Road 146 Pond Street "Where judgment has wit to express it, "Strong men are strong from the very "Profound sincerity is the only basis of there is the best orator." first." talent, as of character." Activities: Honor Society 3, 4; EAGLE 2, Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating Activities : Gymnastic Club 1 : Intramurals

3, 4 ; secretary ; MARSENGOLD Literary Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 2 : Senior Play 4.

Editor ; French Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary : 4 ; 4 4 ; EAGLE 1 MARSENGOLD Classical Jim . . . cars . . . C.Y.O. past officer . . . Field Hockey 4 ; Senior Play 4 ; Classical Reading Club 3, 4 ; Chess Club 4 : Dance handyman . .. "Sure." "Oh Yah" Reading Club 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Committee 1, 2, 3. 4 : Forensic League hot lunches . .. "Moon River" . .. electri- Library Club 3 ; Dance Committees 1, 2, 1, 2, 3. 4. cian ... Pet Peeve: Plymouths, detention. 3, 4 ; Gymnastic Club 1 ; Classical Music Dave .. swimming . . . reading . . . music Appreciation Club 4 ; Monitor 4. Greater Boston Youth Symphony

Andy . . . Kiersy . .. skiing .. . swim- Orchestra ... U.S.Y. ... basketball . ..

ming .. . S.C.D.C. . .. bowling and pizza A.Z.A. . .. "Pretty Woman." . . . Pet Peeve: "How's the violin?" . . . trips to Providence ... "Oh no I"

. . . working at the bakery . . . donuts at 5:00 A.M. ... straight hair? .. Horse-

neck Beach ... "I dunno" . .. college . ..

Pet Peeve : Status symbols.

EDWARD ANDREW KOSKELLA RONALD KOVNER MICHAEL STANLEY KRAVITZ 15 Meadow Road 459 South Main Street 6 Hampton Road "Be glad and your friends are many." "Lay aside life-harming heaviness and "Industry marks the man." entertain a cheerful disposition." Activities : Pep Squad 4 : Boys Varsity Activities: F.T.A. 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4:

Club 2, 3, 4 ; Art Club 1, 2, 3 : Gymnas- Activities : Boys' Varsity Club 2, Execu- Orchestra 3 ; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; De-

tic 2 : 2 ; Dramatics 1 ; ; Music Club 1, Basketball manager ; tive Board 3, 4 Club bating Club 1, 2 Classical Ap-

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 1, 2, 3; MARSENGOLD 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, preciation 4 : Folk Song Club 4 ; Intra-

Pep Rally 4 ; Dance Committee 1, 2. 3, 4 ; 4; Gymnastic Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, murals 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross

Planning Board 3. 3, 4 ; Soccer 2, 3 : Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Country 3, 4.

Senior Play 4 ; Pep Rally 3, 4 : Dance "56 . Ed ... Edso .. . Kruselli ... Chevy Mike . . . coin collecting . . Spring Valley Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. .. . "the green disaster" ... fishing, boat- ... O.A. track meet '63 ... Pet Peeve:

ing, cars ... "We'll see ya be good now" Ronny ... Kove . . . records . . . madras Kids who don't get their drivers' license

. . . the guys . .. the ride home from San- ties ... tennis . .. water skiing ... A&W the first time.

. ford .. "Chug-a-Lug" . .. Jones' Electric . . . working at the Heights Pharmacy

Morgan's ... "3 engines and how weekends in N.Y. ... bombing many transmissions?" ... college ... around in a white Renault ... Pet Peeve: Navy ... Pet Peeve: Plymouths and girls Colored socks and female drivers. who have to be in at 10:30. ;: ; HI JOSEPH KROVITSKY JEFFREY L. KUBLIN RONNA LaPATO 2 Marie Avenue 279 Massapoag Avenue 76 Mountain Street "A friend to all, an enemy to none." "Seriousness is the ballast of the soul, "As the sun colors flowers, so does art which keeps the mind steady." color life." Activities : Gymnastics Club 1 ; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Activities: Audio-Visual Aids Club 1, 2, Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, point secretary president 4, Executive 4 Gymnastic 4 ; 3, 2, 3, ; Club 2, 3, Intra- Joe ... "Oogy" . .. listening to records

Board ; MARSENGOLD 4, edi- murals 4 ; Senior 4 ; photography Play Pep Rally 2, 3 ; . .. . Celtics No. 1 fan .. Patriots . . . tor ; Science Fair 2; Intramurals 3; Gym- Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Red Sox . .. Vender at Fenway Park

nastic Club 1 ; Junior Prom Lighting 3. ..."Who's Better?" ... "Boys" Ron .. . collecting ties and red flags ... Jeff ... mathematics and photography Sportscaster ... Pet Peeve: Getting up ... sports ... Junior Year ... "If I Fell" early in the morning. Bill's Atlantic . . . Girl's, watch your ... "You think so" ... "Oh Baby!" skirts!" ... "No offense!" ... our man . . . : . . college . Pet Peeve Peojle who

with the camera, he's everywhere . .. trip move and prejudiced people.

to St. Louis . .. "End of the World" ...

Pet Peeve : Being called Jeffrey.

to pursue our careers ...

ROBERTA LEE LASCHEVER DALE SUE LASDEN LINDA KATHY LAWRENCE 7 West Street 5 Leo Road 43 Lyndon Road "They are never alone that are ac- "Charm strikes the sight, merit wins the "There is no genius in life like the genius companied by noble thoughts." soul." of energy and activity."

Activities: Student Council 4, treasurer; Activities: F.T.A. 2, 3; MARSENGOLD 4; Activities : MARSENGOLD 4 ; Girls' Var-

Honor Society 3, 4 ; Girls Varsity Club 4 ; 4 sity 2, 3, 4 ; Library Club 3, 4 ; Junior Senior Play EAGLE 2, 3, ; Library

1, 2, 3, 4, president; Junior Classical Club 3: French Club 2, 3, 4. president; Red Cross 2, 3, 4 ; EAGLE 4 ; Home Ec

Girls' Bas- 4 4 ; League 2, 3, 4, vice-president; Folk Song Club 4 ; Classical Reading Club Club ; Gymnastic Club 1, 2. 3,

3, 4 ; Softball I, 2, 4; Pep Classical Reading 4 ; Girls' Basketball ketball 1, 2, 8, 3, 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Art Club Club

Rally skit 3, 4 ; Forensic League 1, 2, 3 3, ; Softball 1, 2. 3, 4 ; Girls' 1 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. 2, 4 1. 2. 3. 4 Secretary; Monitor 4; EAGLE 47" Field Hockey 3, ; Pep Rally 2. 3, 4 Dale . . . biking . . . skiing . .. "Club Office Help 3. 4. Bobby .. . philosophy reading .. sports .. . shopping . .. Jody's house . .. root

.. . always laughing . .. swimming coun- Lin . . . athletic . .. good gymnast . .. beer mugs . .. "Security is" . . . working selor in Maine . .. star debater . . . 100 Bilinama .. . U.S.Y. .. . "Some you win, at Foxboro State Hospital . . . New York - 202 3:30 I after school! ... one of some you lose, some you just get rained resorts . . . World's Fair. !" the Three Stooges . .. "Be-Ay-Bay" . . . out I" ... "Yow ... Binoculars and

.. . puto . Homo sum humani a me alienum Mamma Leone's .. little red VW ...

... Peeve philosophy teacher Pet .. . . "Twelfth of Never" gym teacher .. People who aren't stubborn enough to Pet Peeve: Egotism. fight apathy. 40 . ;; ;

NANCY SHARON LAYTON 185 Norwood Street "Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace."

Activities : MARSENGOLD 4 ; Monitor 4 ; Girls' Varsity Club 4; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4

Junior Red Cross 4 ; Official Greeter 2 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play

4 ; Tennis 3, 4 ; Home Ec. Club 2, 4 Classical Music Appreciation Club 4.

. Nance .. . skiing ... tennis .. swim- !" ming . . . "Don't peel out, Chris ...

Junior Prom ... hospital volunteer . . .

knitting . .. "Days of Wine and Roses"

... college ... Pet Peeve : cooking.

JEANNE FRANCES LEONARD 33 Pond Street "He that hath knowledge, spareth his words."

Activities : Classical Music Appreciation

Club 4 ; Basketball Manager 3 : Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2.

...... Jean artistic "Lemon" . . . C.Y.O. ... reading ... "Have you got a comb?"

.. . "Blue Bayou" . . . Morgan's ... college

. .. Pet Peeve: homework.

MARTIN JEFFREY LESBERG DANIEL LIEF MARIANNE LILLARD 8 Robin Road 6 Harold Street 44 Brook Road "Nothing can be fairer or more noble "I make the most of all that comes "Nothing is impossible to a willing than the holy fervor of true zeal." and the least of all that goes." heart."

Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band Activities: Band 1, 2, 3 ; Debating Club 4; Activities : Student Council 2 : Honor So-

1, 2, 3, 4 ; 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, MARSENGOLD 4 ; French MARSENGOLD 4; ciety 3, 4; Girls' Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,

Club 2, 3, 4 ; Science Club 3, Secre- Senior Play 4 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 1, 2. secretary 4 ; Band 1 ; 4 MARSENGOLD ; tary 4 ; 4 ; 1 ; 1 Gymnastic Club 1 ; Basketball 1, 2, Drama Festival Dramatics Club : Cheerleader 3, 4 ; Pep Rally 2, 3, 4 ; Plan-

3, 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Dance Com- Classical Reading Club 3. ning Board 4 ; Monitor 4 ; Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4. Dan .. . Heights Pharmacy ... skiing .. . mittee 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4; Softball

...... 1 ; Basketball 2 ; Marty , "you can't divide by zero" . . swimming underclass girls nights 1, Intramurals 1, 2

Science 4 ; "astronomical" ...... Club . "I'll the Classical 3. basketball . . YMCA at Old Orchard meet ya up Reading Club

with ...... Hermie . Heights" reading Hamlet "Moham- playing drums .. "The Mikie .. . twin . . . Fatty IV ... "Mar-

Momentums" ...... college . . college .. Pet Peeves : med" Roy Orbison . garet" ... with Susie ... slumber parties automatic transmissions, blue Darts. Pet Peeve : Conceited people. . sports . . food . . . Mackay's

always . . babysitting or sewing . vivacious

. . nurse . .. Pet Peeve : Math. : . ; :

SUSAN LILLARD SUSAN LINSKV JOYCE ELAINE LIPPA 44 Brook Road 344 South Main Street Sunset Strip

"It's good to be merry and wise. It's "Happiness is the only good; the time to "Let's smile and smile and not forget good to be honest and true." be happy is now." that smiles go everywhere."

Activities: Honor Society 3, secretary 4; Activities: F.T.A. 1. 2. 4: Dramatics Club Activities : MARSENGOLD 4 : EAGLE 1, 2.

Girls' Varsity Club 1. 2. treasurer 3, 1. 2: EAGLE 1, 2: MARSENGOLD 4; 3, 4 ; Home Ec Club 3, 4 ; Intramurals vice-president 4; Glee Club 1, 2; MAR- Senior Play 4 : Orchestra 1. 2 : Intra- 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Senior Play 4 : Junior Red

SENGOLD 4 ; Classical Reading Club 3, 4 : murals 1, 2: Library Club 2, 3: Folk Cross 3, 4 ; Art Club 1, 2 : Pep Squad

Dance Committee 1, 2. 3, 4 : Class Of- Song Club 3 : Art Club 1, 2. 3. 4 ; Class- 1: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Folk Song ficer, secretary 2: Planning Board 1, 2: ical Music Appreciation Club 4 : Band 1, Club 3, 4.

Office Help 3 ; Monitor 4 : Classical Music 2: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. 4. Joyce .. . folk artist ... play guitar . ..

Appreciation Club 4 : Science Club 4 ; In- . ... Sue . . . Suzi . . . horse-back riding . . . Mattapan .. bakery hospital volun- tramurals 1, 2. 3, 4. skiing . . . swimming . . . Corman's at the teer work ... "I got a letter" ... "Sold-

. . ... Susie .. . Fatty I .. writing letters . square . . . courses at Boston Ai t Museum dier Boy" May 13 ... Ho Jo's at athletic . . . "c'est la vie" . . . babysitting ... summers at Rockport .. "Our Day Chatham ... nursing ... Pet Peeve

. .. friendly ... slumber parties ... re- Will Come" . .. teaching or social work "Pingers". ligious discussions . . . "Margaret" ... Pet Peeve: conformists. twin . . . with Mikie . . . doubling with

Ellie and Andy . teacher ... Pet Peeve Pessimism.

NORMAN IRVING LIPSITZ 22 Ames Court

"Content is the wealth of nature."

Activities : Art Club 4 : Gymnastic Club

1 . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 : Dance Com- mittee 3, 4.

Norm . .. "Little GTO" ... bowling . . . !" Walpole Trucking . .. "you animal

. .. flipping on Rt. 1 ... draftsman . . Pet Peeve: adults.

CAROL JEAN LOVATT 16 Berkshire Avenue "A cheerful temper joined with innocence will make beauty attractive, knowledge de- lightful, and wit good-natured." Activities: Student Council 3 treasurer; Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4 treasurer EAGLE 1, 2, 3. 4: French Club 4: Intra-

murals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Field Hockey 4 ; Sen- ior Play 4: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4:

Planning Board 2 : Monitor 4 ; MAR- SENGOLD 4.

... . Carol cute , • long hair . .. horse-

back riding . .. biking . . . collecting

root-beer mugs ... Pancake House ...

"Gibberish" . .. the Monkey .. . "Meet

you at Gunhouse" ... skiing .. . college ... Pet Peeve: People who ask "When are you going to get your license?"

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MILTON M. MAHLER THERESE MAILHOT BEVERLY JEAN MALESKI 27 Hampshire Avenue 105 Norwood Street 430 North Main Street "Industry marks the man." "Little deeds of kindness help to make "The interests of child and youth are the earth happy." interests of mankind." Activities: Debating Club 1, 2, 3 ; Classical Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Chorus 4; 4 : Softball 4. Music Appreciation Club 4 ; Radio Club Activities : Girls basketball ; Intramurals 4 : Office 2. 3 and 4, Secre- Dramatics Club 4 ; Science Club 1, 3, 4 . .. Terry ... newcomer to Sharon swim- Help 4 ; Official Greeter 4 : Talent Show Fair 4 : Intramurals 3 : Science tary ming, tennis ... horseback-riding ! ! ... 4. Senior Play 4 ; Forensic League 1, 2, 3 ice-skating ... "What's for supper?" ... Club 4. Bev ... ice skating ... likes children... Math . "He's a Rebel" . . . training horses . .

badminton ... roller-skating .. . "In the . . . . Peeve : Peo- .. smil- Pet Milt . .. amateur radio friendly, working in an office Misty Moonlight" . .. practical nurse ...... fun at they know it all. . Ho think ing . . A.Z.A. president ple that Pet Peeve: People who try to be what Heights .. . Jo's ... the gang from the they're not. Filene's Basement ... to be successful . . . "Hi ya I need a ride!" ... Pet Peeve: Moochers.

whether it be as a teacher .

ROBERTA JOAN MALL MAXINE BERNICE MARCUS FREDERICK JOSEPH MARKT, JR. 22 Dehart Avenue 7 Marcus Road 15 Ames Street "Style is the dress of thoughts." "There is no greater everyday virtue than "With hearty faith and honest cheer, he cheerfulness." brightened up the year." Activities : Debating Club 4 ; Dramatics

Club 4 ; Art Club : Junior Red Cross 4 Activities: Student Council 1; F.T.A. 1. Activities : Gymnastic Club 1 : Basketball

Home Ec Club 3, 4 : Senior Play 4 ; Dance Art Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1; Junior 2 ; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 : Soccer 3, 4 ;

Committee 4. Red Cross 4 ; Home Ec Club 3 ; Gymnastic 4 Planning Board 1. Dance committee 3, ;

Club 1 : Intramurals 2 ; Senior Play 4 : ...... '54 Berta Bobbie . . . . . beautiful long blond Rick . Sports ... Chevy Week- Dance Committee 1, 2, 3 ; Office Help 3. hair ...... bowling B.B.G. president ends . . . C.Y.O. . . . The Guys . . . Morses

...... water skiing boating ... "You believe it!" ... "Are you Max . .. Flippin' the Falcon "Hi Guys"

. . . with Ilona funny?" ... "Someday We're Gonna Love going to Pembroke & .. . Pet Peeve : Fred.

Again" ... Pet Peeve: Hypocrites. Joni . . . "Oh, Daddy" ... "I don't be-

lieve it" . . . "Du Lang" .. . teaching

Pet Peeve : People who sneak out. ; ;

RONNIE SUE MARTIN DANIEL MATTHEWS EARLINE MAY 44 Lantern Lane 268 Mountain Street 375 North Main Street "It is well for the heart to be naive and "Write me as one who likes his fellow "In quietness and confidence shall be for the mind not to be." man." your strength."

Activities : Band 1 ; Orchestra 1 : Glee Club Activities: Band 1. 2, 3, 4 ; Chorus 2, 3, Activities : Glee Club 1, 4 ; Chorus 4

2; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Art Club 4 ; Art Club : Gymnastic Club 1 : S.E. Home Ec Club 4 ; Gymnastic Club 4 ; In-

1, 2, 3, 4; EAGLE 1, 2, 3, 4; MARSEN- M.S.B.A. 2, 3. tramurals 1, 2, 3 ; Dance Committee 1, 2 :

GOLD 4 ; Radio Club 4 ; Home Ec Club Talent Show 4. Danny . . . Bullwinkle . .. roller skating

2, 3, 4 ; Intramurals 2 ; Senior Play 4 . .. . guitar . . . singing .. "In the Misty Ellie . .. Fitzgerald's Diner . . . Girl's Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Office Help Moon Light" . . . Naval Reserves . . . Sum- sharp shooting champion .. . "Oh, you 3, 4 ; Official Greeter 3, 4. mer vacation (regulation at the Navy don't say" ... "Everybody Loves Some-

...... Tiny sculpturing animals School South Weymouth) ... electronics body Sometime" .. . Peace Corps . . . Pet

Nefty ... "I Don't Believe It!" ...... Navy .. . Pet Peeve: homeroom at five Peeve : girls who wear a lot of make-up.

"Okey-Dokey" . . . Sept. 13, 1963 . .. "Al- of eight. ways Together" . .. veterinarian . . . Pet Peeve: Cruelty to animals.

a scientist . ..

JANET W. McGOFF ANN-MARIE McKINNON LORRAINE McKINNON 5 Ridge Road 95 Beach Street 96 Beach Street "Good temper, like a sunny day, sheds "The lass so neat with smile so sweet "Cheerfulness smooths the road of life." a brightness over everything." has won my right good will." Activities : Library Club 4 : Gymnastic

1, 2 : Senior Activities: 3, 4 : Club 2, 3, 4 : Intramurals FTA 1. 2. MARSENGOLD : 1 1, Activities Library Club ; Gymnastic 4 4. ; Skiing Club 3 ; Home Ec. Club 2, 3. 4 : Club 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Softball Play Gymnastic Club 2; Intramurals 1, 2. 3: : 1 ; . 1, 2 Home Ec. Club Field Hockey 1. 2. .. . dancing . . Lorraine .. . painting

Senior Play 4 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, ... C. D. ... Retreat Lodge . . . Ann-Marie ... good-natured .. . Morse's C.Y.O. 4 : 2. Office Help 2 ; Official Greeter '64 ... "Oh, babysitting . . . Summer of . . . "Ya Don'.t Say" . . . good sport . . . the Night" . Still of Janet . skiing . .. swimming . sew- ... "In the "Till There Was You" . . . Babysitting . . . Ma!"

...... Hostess. ing Youth Fellowship folding Peace Corps ... Pet Peeve: Wing Five . Airline

cloth remnants ... week-ends without Girl's Room.

parents .. . "That's a laugh and a half." "You'll Never Walk Alone" dental hygienist ... Pet Peeve: loud people.

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CHARLES F. McMAHON 72 Morse Street "No reformer, just a calm observer of ought and must." Activities: Band I; Gymnastic Club 2: Intiamurals 1, 2.

Chuck ... working o cars .. . drag

racing ... body shops "A wet bird never flies at night" "Down Town"

... wants to own a body shop of his own Pet Peeve oncoming '60 Oldsmobile convertibles.

DAVID B. McNALLY 58 Pleasant Street "Steady of heart and stout of hand."

Dave . . . "license" . .. quiet ... funny

.. . cars . .. strong . . . potential ... Pet

Peeve : Plymouths.

FRANCIS ANTHONY McNULTY WILLIAM A. McQUEEN MYRNA H. MILLER 15 Elliott Street 25 Edgehill Road 1085 Bay Road "He had that merry glance." "The secret of success is constancy to "Sweetness and sincerity in her person purpose." shine." Activities: Gymnastics Club 1, 2; Intia- murals : Activities: 1. 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Base- Activities Honor Society 3, 4 ; Debating MARSENGOLD 4; EAGLE 2, ball ; 2 Senior Play 4 : Dance Committee Club 1, 2 ; Radio Club 4 ; Science Club 2, 3, Typing Editor 4; Dramatics Club 1, 2,

1. 2, 3. 4. 3, 4 : Chess Club Vice-President 3, Presi- 3, 4 ; Library Club 2. 3, 4 ; Radio Club 4 ;

dent 4 ; Chess Team 3, 4 ; Golf Team Home Ec Club 3 ; Senior Play 4 : Dance Fran . . Franso ... '56 Chevy .. . Celtics.

2, 3, 4 : Forensic League 1, 2: Math Club Committee 1, 2; Intiamurals 1, 2, 3. Patriots and the Red Sox . . . Morse's 3. 4. . . . the guys . . . the ride home from Myrna .. . horseback riding . . . reading !" . . Sanford . . . "Ed, will ya cut it out ... Bill . . . chemistry . . . quiet .. . works at . boating ... sailing . .. NEFTY ..

"I don't want to see you again" . .. col- golf course ... golf .. . chess . . . red Post-Confirmation Classes ... Sharon

.. '55 lege . Pet Peeve : Plymouths . hair .. . freckles . . . nuclear physics . .. Bake Shoppe ... "I'll Remember You"

Ford wagon. Pet Peeves: stupid mistakes ... Latin in .. . Basketball Jamboree 1963 ... "I was any form. only teasing — really !" ... Happy and healthy life ... Pet Peeves: Getting up at 6:45 a.m. for school ... people who act stupid purposely.

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LISBETH LINDA MITNICK SHELLEY BETH MODISTE ANITA LOUISE MOEDER 5 Carlton Road 16 Lake Avenue 139 Beach Street '"Full of fun and fancy free: that's the "Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low." "Nothing ever succeeds which exuberant only life for me." spirits have not helped to produce." Activities: F.T.A. 3. 4: Glee Club 1: Art

Activities : MARSENGOLD 4 : Girls Var- Club 4: Junior Classical League 4: Class- Activities : Girls Varsity Club 4 ; Band 2, sity Club 4: Junior Red Cross 2. secre- ical Music 4 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 3 : Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4 ; Appreciation Club ; Intra- tary Gymnastic Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3 ; Classical Music Ap- 3, 4; murals 3. 4 : Typing Labs 4.

4 ; 4 Planning preciation 4 ; 4 Senior Play Office Help ; Club Skiing Club 3, ; Sheiks . . . horseback riding . .. quiet . .. Board 2 ; Softball 3. 4 ; Field Hockey 4 : Folk Song Club 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer attentive ... "Money's made to be spent" F.T.A. 4 : Pep Squad 1 : Intramurals 1. 2, Basketball 3 : Tennis 3, 4. skiing .. . "Hey, how come?" 3, 4 : Dance Committee 1, 2. 3, 4 : Home Nita .. . skiing . .. CYO . . . Mr. Chap- always wears different outfits .. . "Al- Ec Club 4. puis' puns . . . folk music . . . . swimming most There" .. Candy Striper . .. Doctor

. . . vivacious . .. slender . . . beau- . . . diving . . . counselor French Bibby . . . Pet Peeve : Washing Dishes. at Camp !" tiful eyes ... Bilinama ... "What's the . . . "Fantastic ... college in Europe .. .

Black Decoy?" ... binoculars ... Mamma Pet Peeve : People who waste their lives. Leone's ... college ... Pet Peeve: LINCOLNS.

CRAIG E. MORGAN 6 Cedrus Road "What care I; let the world slide by."

Activities: Boys Varsity Club 1, 2: Gym-

nastic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Track 1, 2, 3 : Pep Rally 1. 2.

. . Woody . .. riding . . . dancing . with

the Kingsmen . . . horse racing

"Wendy" .. . veterinarian . . . Pet Peeve People who hold grudges.

BARBARA JEAN MORTON 29 High Plain Street "Of manners gentle, of affection mild."

Activities : Classical Music Appreciation

Club 4 ; Glee Club 1 Library ; Club 1, 2 Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Science Fair 1.

Bobbi . . . VA Hospital volunteer

SCUBA diving .. . "Yeah, about that" . ..

camping . . . dancing . . . reading

Junior Prom . .. "Look for a Star" ... secretary ... Pet Peeve: term papers. PETER MURPHY GERALD MARK NASH JEFFREY LAWRENCE NEIPRIS 55 Billings Street 5 Essex Road 33 Dunbar Street

"Joy comes, grief goes, we know not "The truth is found when men are free "A little nonsense now and then is re-

why." to pursue it." .. lished by the wisest men." Activities: Honor Society Activities: Pete . . . red hair .. . Moulton's Drug 3, 4; Debating Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band

. . Club 1, 2 ; ; ; . Freeze 3, 4 Chess Club 3 Dramatics . .. EAGLE 3, Store sports cars Dairy Club 1 ; Skiing Club 4 ;

. . . .. Treasurer 4. Intramurals ... '58 Chevy . with Danny Ray 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Track 4 ; Cross

... Al Hirt . . . Pet Peeve : pine Country 3 ; Senior Play 4 ; Charles . Dance Jerry .. "cotton" . . . chess ... A.Z.A. Com- mittee 1, 3, 4. trees. . ... 2, .. parties quite the vocabulary . . .

waiter at Camp Manitou . . . "Twist and Jeff ... Nipe ... Aronson's Pharmacy

Shout" ...... : . . Quincy Pet skiing ... Peeves Im- . "Are you guys going out mature people, snobs. this weekend?" ... Beach Boys Concert

. . . Playing the harmonica . . . pipes .. .

great . sense of humor . . U.S.Y. basketball ... college ... Pet Peeve: haircuts.

a doctor .

PAULA IRIS NORMAN MADELINE OUTHOUSE DOROTHY LYNNE PACE 9 Carbrey Avenue 36 Mansfield Street 479 South Main Street

"Merrily, merrily shall I live." "What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are "Gladness is the music of the world." to humanity." Activities : F.T.A. 1 : Glee Club 1 ; Art Activities: Art Club 1, 2.

Activities : Library Club 3, 4 ; Gymnas- Club 4 : Library Club 1. 2, 3 ; Intra- Dot ... "Misty" . . . artistic . . . my murals 1. tic Club 3 ; Intramurals 1, 2 ; Dance Com- "little" sisters .. . eating Ring Dings . . . mittee 2 ; Waitress for the Prom 1. Paula . . . pocketbook and lipstick collec- singing . .. dancing ... "I rise, I fall" Madeline ... sewing ... "Janet!" ...... : liver. tion pop music .. dancing . . "Good ... "Peace" . . . Pet Peeves cliques,

embroidering . . . helped make cheerleading thinking" ... babysitting . . . "This Boy"

uniforms . . . knitting . .. the . "What in .. "People" .. . period 2 study .. . col- !" lege ... Pet Peeve: getting up in the world ... Bookkeeper. morning. . ; : :

SHEILA PELIZZON MARY DAMON PELTIER LINDA MARIE PITT 191 Bay Road 13 Dehart Avenue 36 Pleasant Street

"Freedom has a thousand charms to show "The fairest garden in her looks, and "A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, that slaves, howe'er contented never know." in her mind the wisest books." and most divinely fair."

Activities : Junior Classical League 3, 4 Activities : Student Council 3 : Honor So- Activities : Student Council 2, 4 ; corre- Classical Music Appreciation Club 4. ciety 3, 4 ; F.T.A. 3, 4, Vice-President sponding secretary ; Girl's Versity Club 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Sheila . .. ballet . . . summer in Paris . . 3, 4 ; points secretary ; MARSENGOLD 4 : Dance Committee 1, 4 2, 3, ; Planning horseback riding .. . lived in England and Softball 2, 3. 4 ; Class Marshal 3 : Plan-

Board 4 ; Girls State 3 ; Official Greeter Italy . .. with Lucia and Mary . .. indivi- ning Board 3 ; Senior Play 4 ; Dance Com-

3 : Monitor 4 ; Pep 1 2, Squad ; Girls dualist . . . Pet Peeves : cliques, conformity. mittee 1, 2, 3. 4: Gymnastic Club 1, 2:

4 ; 2 Varsity Club Band 1, ; Orchestra 1, Intramurals 1, 2.

2 ; Chorus 2, 3, 4 ; Classical Music Appre- Lin ... "Margaret" . . . pretty blond . . . ciation Club 4 ; 3 French Club 2, ; Intra- slumber parties . . . seamtress ... prom murals 1, 2, 3, 4. queen ... Morgan's ... Vermont

Mary . .. sailing . .. attempting to ski model . .. religious discussions ... "I . .. reading ... singing . . . beautiful hair Left My Heart in San Francisco"

and blue eyes . . . studies all night . .. elementary school teacher ... Pet Peeve C.Y.O. President .. . National Honor So- two faced people, being called Linder.

ciety Scholarship Award . . . gets de- pressed about B 's ... wants to be a dumb blond ... Pet Peeves: "Brain", good skiers.

a mem r of the armed forces .. .

MICHAEL ICA POLIMER NEAL ROBERT PRUCHANSKY JANET L. PURDY 20 Roberta Road 110 Ames Street 47 Norwood Street "There is no road to success but through "Wondrous is the strength of cheerful- "A kind heart is the fountain of glad- a clear, strong purpose." ness, and the power of its endurance. ness."

Activities: Boys Varsity Club 3, 4: Radio Activities: Audio Visual Aids Club 1, exec, Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4.

board ; MARSENGOLD 4 ; Classical Music Club 4 . .. 3, Secretary: Science Club . 1, 2; Jan "Rock Hound" .. sings in Appreciation Club 4: Science Club 1, 2 3, 4 j Intramurals . Gymnastic Club 1, 2, church choir .. "You drive me up a

Vice-President -3, 4 President : Gymnastic : 4 : . 2, 3 3, Gymnastic .. . Track Team 2, 3. wall" "Johnny Angel" .. secretary 4. Club 1, 2: Intramurals 1. 3. 4: Track ... Pet Peeve: people saying, "You're how 4: Senior Pray 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, old!" Mike ... amateur radio operator 3, 4 : Math Club 4. sports .. . gymnastics . . . "bologna" ...

Neal . . . bombing around in Triumph .. "boo" ... camp counselor .. . 1964 Jun-

astronomy . . "It's all over now" ior Dance . . "Always Together" ... Elec- trical Engineer ... Pet Peeve: basketball water skiing . . . with the guys ... likes players during gymnastics. movies . . . "unbelievable" . . . Marrud . . . "Red '69-TR 3" ... college.

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MARILYN JOYCE PURDY 36 Upland Road "From her fingers flowed the beauty of the world and from her soul, its grace."

Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; MAR-

SENGOLD 4, Art Editor ; Classical Music

Appreciation Club 4 : Field Hockey Team

4 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 4 ; Senior Play

3. 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4.

Maleryn ... art of all kinds . . . Fellow-

. .. River" ship .. . pretty eyes "Moon

.. . college .. . Pet . . . "Hi ya beautiful" Peeve: "Are you two sisters?"

STEVEN QUIN 2 Quincy Street "To know him is to like him."

Activities: Intramurals 2. 3; Golf 2, 3, 4.

Steve . . . quiet .. . nice smile ... on the golf course.

NEAL ALAN RAISMAN BRADFORD WHITMAN RICH 21 Leonard Road 40 Mountain Street "Good nature and good sense ever must "The best and noblest lives are those join." which are set toward high ideals."

Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Dance Band 1; Activities: Student Council 1, 4 Vice-Pre-

Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatics Club sident : MARSENGOLD 4. Assistant Photo-

1. 2, 3, 4 : Art Club 1, 2, 3. 4 : Senior graphy Editor; EAGLE 2, 3, 4, News Edi-

Play 4 ; Drama Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Thes- tor: Boys State 3; Debating Club 1, 2, 3. pian Society 2, 3 Treasurer 4 President 4: Forensic League 2, 3, 4 ; Soccer 1, 2, 3,

Forensic League 3, 4. 4 ; Intramurals 2, 3 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Neal . . . Rais . . . always smiling . .. art talent . . . with Fish and Abu . .. U.S.Y. Brad .. . sports . . . sailing . . . photo-

. . . Habonim . .. caddying at Wentworth graphy . . . reading . . . President of Con-

Hall ... Dear Abby .. . underclass girls gregational Pilgrim Fellowship .. . Sharon

... State Drama Award ... "Hey there!" Tennis Club . . . Sophomore English . . .

. . . college. pictures of Hermie at Boys State

marvelous personality . . . "I'll try any-

thing once." ... "Sure, why not" "what a pain" ... college ... Pet Peeve: College applications.

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DOROTHY ANNE RICHARD STEPHEN RITTENBERG SUSAN ARLENE RIVKIND 28 Clarke Court 52 Lantern Lane 14 Margaret Road "Be glad and your friends are many." "Mischief comes by the pound and goes "Virtue and genuine graces in themselves away by the speak what no words can utter." Activities: Gymnastic Club 1, 2: Intra- ounce." murals 1, 2. Activities: Activities: Student Council 3: F.T.A. 2, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4 : Track

3 ; Junior Red Cross 3. 4 : Junior Classi- 3. 4 : Math Club 3. 4 ; Audio Dottie ... collecting rings ... volunteer Visual Aids cal League 2, 3, 4 ; 3. 4 : MAR- Club 1 : Intramurals EAGLE 4 ; work at Wrenthem State School ... Sep- 1, 2, Senior Play

SENGOLD 4 ; French Club 4 ; Senior 4 : Dance Committee 3, 4. Play tember 18, 1963 .. . "No. seriously I" 4 ; Dance Committee 4 1, 2, 3. ; Planning "Sweet William" . hairdresser. .. . Steve . . . sports wrestling ... wasting Board 1 ; Art Club 2 ; Folk Song Club time with Bill . . "Joke anyone?" ... 4; Office Help 3: Personal typing 1, 4. bookworm .. . grade 9 ... "It's over" .. .

.. Pet Peeve: dead towns. Suzi . pretty . .. blue eyes . . . golf ...

biking .. . skiing . . . gibberish ... col- '47 lecting root-beer mugs . . . club . . .

. candy striper .. conservation corps . . . "Oh No!" ... seeing the Beatles ...

JANE ROBINSON 162 North Main Street "What others say of me matters little, what I myself say and do matters much."

Activities: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4;

Art Club 3, 4 ; Library Club 3 2, ;

MARSENGOLD 4 ; French Club 2, 3, 4

Home Ec Club 4 ; Intramurals I, 2 ; Senior

Play 4 j Dance Committee 1, 2, 3.

Janie . .. drawing .. . bowling ... skat-

. ing .. . A&W with Elaine and Andy . .

hat checking . .. receptionist . . . accent ... acting ... "I won't" ... 10:27 ...

"Smutty" ... teacher . . . Old Orchard .. . "Where the Boys Are" ... Pet Peeve: Nothings who think they're something.

STEVEN ROBINSON 224 Mansfield Street "All experience is an arch to build upon."

Steve . . . working on cars ... tinkering

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GERALDINE RUTH ROGOFF SUSAN JEAN ROSENTHAL HELAINE RUSSELL 201 Wilshire Dri,ve Extention 24 Lee Road 182 Pond Street "To love life through labour is to be "As full of spirit as the month of May." "If you would create something you must intimate with life's inmost secret." be something." Activities : French Club 4 ; Home Ec Club

4 ; : Activities: Honor Society 3, 4; MARSEN- 4 ; Intramurals 3, Senior Play 4 Activities: MARSENGOLD 4; EAGLE 1, 2, Dance Committee 3, 4. Club GOLD 4 ; Senior Play 4 ; Debating Club Council 1 ; Debating 3, 4 ; Student 2, 3, 4 : Forensic League 2, 3, 4 : Tennis 3* 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . bowling . . . with Elaine 4 Secretary ; Dramatics Club Andi A&W 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain : Girls' Varsity Club Vice-President; Art Club 1, 2, 3. 4 : Junior and Jane ... "Why?" ... "c'est domage!" 3. 4 ; Monitor 4 ; Library Club 3. 4 ; Folk Program . . parties .. . Red Cross 2, 3 Treasurer 4 . Union College Frat "Moon Song Club 3, 4 ; F.T.A. 1, 2 : Art Club 3 : Dance Com- River" . .. merchandising .. . Pet Peeve Chairman ; Planning Board

1, 2, 3 : Gymnastic Club 1, 2 ; Intramurals 3, 4 : Andi?" mittee 1, 2, 3. 4 : Forensic League "How did you get the name 1, Dance Committee 1. 2, 4: Official Monitor 4; Glee Club 1: Intramural 1, 2, 2; Greeter 2. 3.

smile Susie . . . Rosie . .. Rosencookie . .. Ada .. . friendly Gerry ... the Rogue hiking with her hat .. . camping . . . . W.P.I. . . U.S.Y. . . . Habonim

.. . handicrafts ... talking ... S.C.E.F. . .. "That's sharp Henri's .. . Israel Mother's Helper ... "Unbelievable" ... 10:05 a.m. May 8 ... 43 ... the 24's .. . "Lost my head" ... I'd Rather Be N.E.C.H. Volunteer ... college . . . Rich ... weekends ... "skiing?" Pet Peeve: people who take advantage of Vermont ... teaching ... Pet Peeve: varied nick- other people. names.

an artist .. .

BRUCE SAHAKIAN CAROL R. SEWARD STEPHEN PAUL SHAMITZ 12 Grove Street 121 Lakeview Street 21 West Street "Speaks little and to the purpose." "An appearance of delicacy, and even of "Patience is the best remedy for every fragility, is almost essential to beauty." trouble." Bruce .. . Sake . . . Juicy Brucey . . . in-

terests out of town and state ... Double- Activities: F.T.A. 1, 2; Classical Music Activities : Science Fair 1 : Chess Club 3

mint Gum .. . "What's the matter U ... Appreciation Club 4 ; Home Ec Club 3, 4 ; Treasurer ; Tennis 4.

Peppermint Lounge . . . Science II ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Dance Committee Steve . .. crazy about collecting coins .. . "Louie. Louie" ... Pet Peeve: Shaving. 1. 2, 3, 4. tennis ... Golf caddie at Spring Valley

Carol . . . raising puppies .. . B.M...... quiet in school —screaming outside . ..

Ho Jo's after school .. . trips to Maine with little brother ... Pet Peeve: School

. .. I've got to gain ten pounds in two lunches.

weeks" .. . with Chris . . . "Little things

mean a lot" . . . medical secretary . .. Pet Peeve: Prejudice. :

EDWARD PAUL SHAPIRO VIRGINIA GORDON SHELDON RONNA LYNNE SILVERMAN 25 Pole Plain Road 5 Bluff Head Circle 36 Ames Street "He that has patience may encompass "Goodness is a special kind of youth and "Life is not life without delight." anything." beauty." Activities : Pep Squad ; F.T.A. 3 2 2. ; Activities: Activities : French Club 4 ; Chess Club F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, Dramatics Club 1, 4 ; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 :

3, 4 ; Intramurals 2. 3, 4. 2, 3 ; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 ; Drama- Junior Classical League 2, 3 : EAGLE

tics Club 1 ; Art Club 2, 3, 4 ; Library 3, 4 ; Home Ec Club 4 : Classical Reading Eddie . . . baseball . .. basketball

Club 4 ; MARSENGOLD 4 ; Gymnastic Club 3 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 : Senior A.Z.A. . . . salesman . .. stockboy Club L; Dance Committee 1, 2, 4. Play 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Office "Mere" . . . foreign language teacher. Help 3. Shelly . .. quiet .. . nice .. . French

. cooking .. Pete Fountain . . . Bonsai .. . Ronnie .. . sailing .. . listening to Peter,

. . . summer camp counselor ... horseback rid- Paul and Mary Brookline . . . Hardlines

. .. . ing skating .. Kenebec . . . school ... "I don't believe it" . .. "Let's not

in Japan ... Peace Corps ... Pet Peeve: stand around and vegetate" ... "Sealed

the friendly little With .. . Humanities tests. a Kiss" Dental . hygienist . . Pet Peeve: being called Rhonda.

a musician

ELAINE SUSAN SIMON MERYL LEE SMEED DOUGLAS DWIGHT SMITH 24 May Street 2 Reynolds Avenue 260 Edge Hill Road "Mischief, thou art afoot." "Speak softly and smile sweetly." "The quiet mind is richer than a crown."

Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3: F.T.A. 2, 3; Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Red Activities : Classical Reading Club 4.

Dramatics Club 1 ; Home Ec. Club 4 ; Dance Cross 3, 4 : Home Ec Club 3, 4 ; Senior Doug ... classical music . . . reading Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Intramurals 4. Play 4: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. books . .. quiet but easily angered

. . . Elaine .. . blond Habonim . .. sum- Meryl riding around . .. library . .. "Are you kidding?" ... compositions ...

mers at Nantasket Cohen's ... 64 J baic ... "I can if I want to" . .. "It's Pet Peeve : people who follow the crowd.

. . . H.R. 206 ... the 24's" ... A&W For You" ... "You said it. I didn't"

...... "O Se Coeur" Newton and Brook- drawing .. nurse . .. Pet Peeves

line . . . mohair sweaters specialized torn seat covers, lectures. teaching.

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ELEANOR ALICE SMITH 24 Walpole Street "Music is well said to be the speech of angels."

Activities: Student Council 1. Class Vice-

President 1 : Honor Society 3, 4 ; Girl's

Varsity Club 3, 4 ; Glee Club 3, 4 ; Chorus

2, 3, 4 ; Classical Music Appreciation Club

4 ; Classical Reading Club 3 Secretary

Cheerleader 3, 4 ; Talent Show 1,3; Mon-

1, ; Pep Rally itor 4 ; Planning Board 2 3, 4; Office Help 2; Dance Committee 1, Club 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball 1 ; Gymnastics

1, 2 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Science Club 4.

. Ellie ... "Ses" .. . beautiful voice .

dental assistant . .. "margaret" ... doubl-

ing with Dickie and Susie .. . "Security is ..." ... "Hey Nelly, Nelly" ... Slum-

. ber parties . .. religious discussions ..

Peace Corps ... Social Worker . . . Pet

Peeves : "big" men and typical Harvard types.

ROBERT W. SMITH 173 South Main Street "Those for adventure follow me." Activities: Track 3, 4 Co-captain: Cross

Country 3 : Intramurals 2, 4 ; Printing

for class 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4.

Smitty . . . great printer .. . friendly ...

hot ticket . .. sailing ... racing ... wood-

working . .. "Bomber" . . . throwing

coach in the showers . . . looking for the

girls at Track meets . . . "Pretty Woman"

Architecture ... Pet Peeve : Track practice.

RICHARD SNELL STANLEY SPACK WILLIAM G. STATHAM 26 Lake Avenue 27 Laurel Road 209 North Main Street "He loved all of life." "The mind's the standard of the man." "What an image of peace in quiet."

Activities : Radio Club 4 ; Activities : 4 Bill .. . fixing ... Old Fords ... Science Club Honor Society 3, ; Boy's cars

1, 2, 3 ; Dance Committee 3, 4. Varsity Club 4 ; 4 on bell, ring" . . . stock car 2, MARSENGOLD ; Gym- "Come

nastic Club 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; racing .. . "Little Deuce Coupe" .. . shop Rich ... Waterskiing . .. Boating '41 . . Track 2, 3, 4 ; Senior Play 4 ; Dance Com- with Mr. Konsavage . Ford Ham Radio Operator ... "How about

mittee 1, 2, 3, 4 : Monitor 4. mechanic ... Pet Peeve : Chevys. that" ... English 21 ... Electronic Tech-

nician ... Pet Peeve: Homeroom. Stan ... "Sir Pick" . . . golf .. . bowling

.. . pessimist ... pickle works .. . home-

work on weekends ... A.Z.A. .. . Ho

Jo's . . . "Lion Sleeps Tonight" . . . "Rag Doll" ... Pet Peeve: Optimists.

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HERMAN STEINBERG CLARA RUTH STERBAKOV ELLEN STONE 18 Livingston Road 4 Spring Lane 23 Laurel Road "The chiefest action for a man of spirit "How quiet loveliness can blaze." "The highest of distinction is a service is never to be out of action." to others." Activities : Dramatics Club 2, 3 ; F.T.A. Council Boys Activities: Student 2, ; Activities: Pep Squad 3; 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 ; Dance Committee 1: F.T.A. 1, 2;

State 3, Class Officer 1 President 2. 3 4. Junior Classical League 3 ; MARSENGOLD

Vice-President : Boys Varsity Club 3, 4 4 : Home Ec Club 3, 4 ; Classical Reading Clara .. . She did return ... knits up a

Secretary : MARSENGOLD 4 ; Planning Club 3 : Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 ; Senior storm .. . B.B.G. . . . reading . . . "More"

3 ; Talent Show 1, 2 ; Bas- Play 4: Dance 4. Board 1, 2, ... teacher ... Pet Peeve: Getting up at Committee 1, 2, 3, ketball 2, 3, 4 ; French Club 3, 4 ; Science Ellen ...... 6 :30 for school. Elsi . . golf . bakery . . Club 1. 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: making deliveries . .. riding around . . .

Dance Committee 1. 2, 3, 4 : Band 1, 2, 3 ; getting nailed ... A day in Barrington

Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Gymnastic Club . . . long blond hair .. . willing helper 1, Track 1. .. . staying awake in the movies . .. social

. . Herm . . . Hermie . . Grebniets .. Bas- worker. ketball . .. cars . .. Brockton Y.M.C.A.

. . . The Momentums . . . "It's possible"

. . . "Be My Baby" . . . "Salabaratte" . .. "Blitzrad" ... West Point ... Pet Peeve: Room 206 again.

ANDREW STRESSENGER 35 Brook Road "As good-natured a soul as ever trod on shoe of leather."

Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Gymnas-

tic Club : 2 Hobby Shop 3 ; Audio-Visual Aids 1 Club ; Debating Club 3 : Glee Club 2.

. Andy .. . . . Town Market . cars .. guns

.. ... sailing loves traveling . . . cheer-

ful disposition . . . "Blue Bayou" . .. en- gineer .' ... car designer . . Pet Peeve: Freshmen.

LINDA SWEETMAN 429 South Main Street "Trouble is small; fun is great." Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: MARSENGOLD

4 Circulation Editor ; Science Club 4 ;

Gymnastic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 3 Manager: Senior Play 4; Dance .Committee 1, 2, 3, 4:

Planning 4 ; 4 Board Office Help 2, 3. ; Official Greeter 1.

Linda .. . riding her bike with Sterling

Moss .. . "What a waste!" ... Religious

discussions at slumber parties . . . "Pretty

Woman" . .. Raymonds . .. beach comber Pet Peeve: North Adams. ::; . ;

GARY CARL TAMKIN NANCY RUTH TAYLOR ELLEN MAE TITELBAUM 20 West Street 43 Essex Road 142 Pond Street "And wit that loved to play, not wound." "A gracious woman obtaineth honor." "Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it for themselves." Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3; Boys Activities: Honor Society 3, 4: Library

Varsity Club 2. 3, 4 : MARSENGOLD 4 Club 4 : EAGLE 1, 2, 3 Junior Editor, Activities: Dramatics Club 1, 2; EAGLE

Science Club 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2, 4 : Editor 4 ; MARSENGOLD 4 ; French Club 4 ; Chess Club 3 ; Senior Play 4 ; Dance

Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 ; Soccer 2, 3 2, President 3, Secretary 4 ; Intramurals Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Committee 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4 : Senior Play 4 : Pep 1, 2; Senior Play 4; Dance El ... nice eyes . .. knitting ... B.B.G. Rally 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 2, 3, 4 : Planning Board 1, 2 : Office !" . . . "Do you mind ... volunteer work 3, 4 : Dramatics Club 1. Help 3, 4 ; F.T.A. 1 ; Official Greeter 2, at Wrenthem State School ... Junior 3...... Gar . . . imitations .. records . Aron- Dance, 1961 .. legal secretary Pet

son's Drug Store . . . Mexico . . . New Nance .. . beautiful clothes . . . Bilinama Peeve: People who take over everything

. . York resort .. . "You're an insane per- binoculars Mamma Leone's and don't give anyone else a chance.

...... what I .. secretary know son" . friendly singing in the halls Summer "You

. .. . . Jazz Festival . .. the monkey mean" plays piano .. "Misty" .. "Watch me now, I can dance!" ... Boy college ... Pet Peeve: Deadlines.

Cheerleader ... College ... Pet Peeve Phonies.

a secretary . .

BEVERLY TRASK DOROTHY MARY TUTTLE CHRISTINE DIANE VALAVANIS 102 Upland Road 73 North Main Street 26 Lyndon Road "Full many a flower is born to blush "Goodness is the only investment that "Deeds are better things than words are, unseen." never fails." actions mightier than boastings."

Activities: Intramurals 1, 2. Activities: Student Council 4: F.T.A. 1. Activities: Glee Club 1: Dramatics Club

4 ; : 1 ; 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 4 EAGLE 1, 2 : 1 ; Art Club 1, 2, 3 : Library Club Bev . .. quiet . .. friendly ... babysitting

MARSENGOLD 4 ; Classical Reading Club Classical Music Appreciation Club 4 . . . Destination—Liverpool ... September

3: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Home Ec Club 3, 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 12, 1964 . .. "This Boy" ... "What are

Help 3 ; Monitor 4. 4 : 4 Official you looking at?" ... Pet Peeve: Little Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, ; Greeter 3 Squad 1. ; Pep Men. Dotty .. . Tut . .. loves records ... al-

ways uptown ...... cashier at King's ... Chris collegiate guitar lessons

Student . . Council Room . . surprise quiz- Ho Jo's .. Locker 254 ... dead bat- zes ... "Really, you're kidding!" teries ... "I Don't Want To See You

...... nurse Pet Peeve: "Miss Tuttle, are Again" "Really" . . . with Carol .. you chewing gum?" college ... Pet Peeve: People with big mouths. : ! ; 5*.

ROBERT VERNICK LINDA WALPER STEPHEN CHURCHILL WASHBURN 391 East Street 3 James Road 3 Glendale Road "A place for everything and everything "I have heard her reported to be a woman "Good habits are the best magistrates" in its place." of invincible spirit." Activities : Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Classical Activities: Activities: Girls Varsity Club 4; Band 1, Music MARSENGOLD 4; Radio Club Appreciation Club 4 j 4 Track 3, ;

4 ; 2, ; Art 4 Science Club 2, 3 ; 4 3 Club 1, 2, 3, ; Library Club Dance Committee 3. Intramurals 3, ;

Senior Play 4 ; Personal Typing 2. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 4; MAR- Steve . .. Chooch ... Railroads . .. re-

4 ; Intramurals 4 SENGOLD 1. 2, 3, ; ...... Bob bowling . . fishing . . . A.Z.A. cording photographing and riding

Softball 3, 4 : Senior Play 4 ; Dance Com- ...... friendly grin ... will always help trains LRY President . . . "Just give mittee 4. college ... Pet Peeve: homework. 1, 2, 3, me a few cinders" ... an irrepressible

...... Clem wallpaper cartoonist punster . . . Assistant Day Camp Coun-

B.B.G...... Ho Jo's "You dud, forget selor Junior Prom .. . sailing it !" ... "A Summer Song" . . . North- classical piano . . . "Moonlight Sonata" . . .

eastern ... Pet Peeve: being called Wal- Pet Peeve : Those who swear by buses as paper the safest means of transportation.

or an engineer .. .

LESLIE A. WATERMAN HOWARD JAY WAXMAN SANDRA KYM WEINER 18 Dehart Avenue 11 Worcester Road 2 Lyndon Road "A sweet, fair maiden with quiet eyes." "Good will is the mightiest practical force "She was made for happy thoughts, for in the universe." playful wit and humor." Activities: Intramurals 1, 2; Office Help

3. Activities: Dramatics Club 1: MARSEN- Activities : National Honor Society 3, 4

GOLD 4: Science Club 1. 2. 3, Vice- MARSENGOLD Typography Editor 4 ; Jun- Leslie ... taking pictures . .. beautiful

President 4 1 ; ior 3, 4 : Dance Committee ; Gymnastic Club Intra- Red Cross 2, red hair . .. quick and friendly smile . .. 3"; murals 1, 2, Soccer 2, 3, 4 ; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatics Club 1 ; Library Club Sunnydale Farm Store . . . "Hey, Snook"

2, 3, 4 ; Tennis 1; Dance Committee 1, 2, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Senior Play 4. .. . Sodas and Flowers . . . "Only You" 3, 4: Math Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President . . . Fashion Consulant ... Pet Peeve Sandi .. . sewing . .. painting .. . boat-

4 ; Monitor 4. People who spread rumors. ing on the Charles . .. with the girls

Howie . .. blond . .. working at Tan 's ... B.B.G. Vice-President ... stuffed an-

Pharmacy . .. scouting .. . riding around imals . . . Volunteer at the Peter Bent

... Hotel Nemerson "Meet ya up Brigham Hospital ... Sharon Bloodmobile

the Heights in ten minutes" . . . Pet ... 1963 Home Economics Award ...

Peeve : Being chased out of the Heights. "You're kidding?" ... Camp Seascape ...

"People" .. . Medical secretary . . . Pet Peeve: cliques. ;

STEPHEN BRUCE WEINER 49 Lantern Lane "A versatile man always has a place in the world."

Activities : Honor Society 3, 4 ; Boys Var-

sity Club 4 ; Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4 President; EAGLE 1, 2, 3 Assistant

4 Sports Editor ; MAR- Business Manager ; 4 SENGOLD Assistant Editor-in-Chief ;

Basketball 2 ; Soccer 2, 3 ; Track 2, 3, 4

Planning Board 1 ; Monitor 4 ; Senior

; Science Play 4 ; Dramatics Club 1, 2 Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

. . shirts . . Steve . . . sports .. pin-striped

... Robert madras ties . . . David's Deli

. .. tall Frost .. . "I'm serious"

riding around ... Kingston Trio . . . CM.

: . . Peeve . . Pet . . . A&W .. Pediatrician Getting into shape.

WILLIAM WEKSTEIN 17 Leonard Road "Always happy, reign whoever may, and the sense of mis'ry far away."

Activities : Debating Club 2 ; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; Audio-Visual Aids Club 1, 2, 3; Art Club 4; EAGLE 2.

. .. electronics Willy .. . billiards radio and Alan .. . with Elliott, Barry, Ray,

. .. college . . . Pet .. . "Louie, Louie" cars Peeves : homework, foreign languages, with eight cylinders.

THOMAS A. WHITING DAVID WINER ELLEN ANN WOLFSON 172 North Main Street 13 Middlesex Road 184 Pond Street "An able man shows his spirit by few "He plans and performs, resolves and ex- "Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth words and resolute actions." ecutes." doing well."

Activities: Intramurals 1. 2, 3: Dance Activities: Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Activities: F.T.A 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3,

4 ; 4 4 ; Committee 1. Drama Festival 2, 3, ; Senior Play 4 ; Debating Club 3, Junior Classical

Thespian Society 3, 4 Vice-President 4 ; League 3, 4 : MARSENGOLD 4 : Folk Song . . Tom .. . water skiing .. . cars . hydro- Forensic League 1, 2, 3. 4 Vice-President Club 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4; Tennis planes . . . with Steve . .. Pancake House 2 ; Classical Music Appreciation Club 4 ; 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Foren- . . . "Any time now" . .. quiet . .. Bum- Folk Song Club 3, 4 ; Tennis 3, 4: sic League 3, 4 ; Classical Music Appre- per Pool Club .. . draftsman .. . Pet Soccer 2; Dance Committee 1, 2: Monitor ciation Club 4 ; Senior Play 4. Peeve : Little boys with daddy's car. 4. . . E! ... Wolfgoats .. BPL . . "Hey,

... . Dave playing the guitar . . writing Rosencookie" . . . sailing . . . volunteer

protest songs ... plays . . . Theatre . .. work at Wrentham State School ...

...... Pet .. . Bakery teaching college . . S.C.E.F. trying to ski . "Son of a !" Peeve: Being called Steve. ... gun ... Raymonds . .. Kiddie Kamp

.. . making guitar progress . . . teaching ... Pet Peeve: next door neighbors.

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LYNDA WOLFSON 387 East Street

"Sincerity is to speak as we think ... and really to be what we would seem and appear to be." Activities: MARSENGOLD 4: Girls Var-

sity Club 4 ; Junior Red Cross 3, 4 ;

Junior Classical League 2. 3, 4 : French

Club 4 ; Intramurals 3, 4 : Office Help

4 ; Softball 3 ; Senior Play 4 : Dance Com- mittee 2. 3, 4.

Lyn ... Little One . .. bowling

B.B.G. ... Girl Scouts ... volunteer work

at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital .. . work

in the law office . . "Hi Ya" .. . Leaving

Girls' Latin School .. . "A Summer Song" ... "Aren't you two sisters? ... Medical

Technology after high school . . . college

. . Pet Peeve : Tall People.

SHS will remain with us.

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SHIRLEY YANCO GLADYS YUNIK ELEANOR ROSE Z1MBLER 19 Francis Road 7 Paul Revere Road 88 Glendale Road "Taste is the feminine of genius." "All power rests ultimately on opinion." "No legacy is so rich as honesty."

Activities: F.T.A. 1. 4i Glee Club 1; Art Activities: Glee Club 1. 2; Chorus 2, 3: Activities: F.T.A. 2. 3: Art Club 3: Home 4 Club 3: MAR- Art Club 2, 3, ; Library Club I, 2, 3. 4 ; Library Club 1 : Junior Ec Club 2; Dance Committee 1, 2. 3, 4. Red Cross 3; Home Ec Club 3, 4; Senior SENGOLD 4 : Classical Reading Club 4 Ellie .. sketching . . listening to folk Play 4: Dance Committee 1. 2, 3, 4. Senior Play 4 Dance Committee 1. 2, 3 : . and mood music . . . observing people .. Classical Music Appreciation Club 4. . .. Shirley ... loves art volunteer at driving . . . sewing .. . shopping sprees ... parties ... algebra ...... Glad P.- J. cashier Morse's . . . work Norwood Hospital at . .. quiet and friendly Volunteer

. .. S.C.E.F. .. . "Knock yourself '64 ... "I would if I could, but I can't so poems at Goddard Hospital . Junior Prom

'64 . .. Conservation Corps ... "Hey, I won't" . . . Summer of out" "Are You Lonesome Tonight"

lost ... N...... head I" C.C.J. . . Rosi— my . .. "Wishin and Hopin" nurse Pet college . .. medical secretary Pet Peeve: Prejudiced people. volunteer work at Wrentham State School Peeves: Emphasis on marks rather than

child psychologist ... Pet Peeve on learning, cliques. hypocrites.

56 SENIOR CLASS PLANNING BOARD

LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Jacobs—President, L. Smith— dent. M. Peltier, S. Eastman, L. Sweetman, L. Treasurer, M. Rafkin, K. Benigni, M. Lillard, B. Ioanilli. Goldstein, J. Krug—Secretary, P. Heller—Vice-Presi-

The Senior class owes much appreciation to the members of the Senior planning board. The hard-working members of the board not only planned and arranged all the events of the Senior year, but also accepted the task of organizing future class reunions.

SENIOR MONITORS

The "unsung heroes of hallway congestion," the Senior monitors, did much to maintain decorum in the halls. Without the help of these monitors, confusion would have reigned in- stead of the orderly manner of passing which did exist.

3rd ROW: J. Krug, N. Layton, D. Winer, S. Weiner, Rogoff, R. Laschevar, M. Rafkin, D. Tuttle, R. Blue- M. Peltier, M. Lillard, S. Spack, M. Altshuler; 2nd stein; SEATED: A. Kier, E. Smith, N. Gaull, Mr. Ro- r ROW : S. Lillard, H. Waxman, M. Cohn, P. Heller, G. man—advisor, C. Lovatt, A. Gross, S. Rosenthal.

59 the Past

Room for one more.

SCHOOL DAYS 3rd ROW: H. Steinberg, C. Thomas, S. Modiste, L. Green L. Lodico, S. Linsky, L. Mitnick, B. Callum; 2nd ROW D. Lasden, B. Eisenman, J. Robinson. S. Kadesh, A. Kier C. Hutchins, K. Cosman, L. Webster; 1st ROW: H Waxman, M. Diesso, R. Abrams, J. Kublin, G. Tamkin

Brad would rather fight than switch.

Sleepy time for Ellie.

"That's nothing, you should see me when I wake up."

"And if you're real bad, I'll turn you into a frog."

Sharon's Junior Miss entrants.

61 JUNIOR PROM 1964

Would we ever finish? If we did, would everything coordinate? Gradually the gymnasium was transformed into an en- chanted South Sea Isle, Bali Hai. Before

we knew it, there were only five days left to locate programs that hadn't ar- rived, to put up that one last wire, and to practice the Grand March. Friday, May

8, 1964, arrived all too soon, but we were ready for our Junior Prom. The crown- ing of our queen Linda Pitt, and the an- nouncement of her court were the high- lights of the evening. That night as we danced on our tropic isle, we realized that "Bali Hai" was a dream come true.

The crowning of our queen . . .

62 The fair ladies of Bali Hai

1 & THE SENIOR PLAY

Perhaps the most exciting and one of the

most exacting activities ever presented by the

Class of '65 was The Late Christopher Bean.

The cast, the director, Mr. Newton, and the

student director, Beth Goldstein, worked des- perately under great pressure. Each member of the cast spent the week before the play

rehearsing into the late hours of the night. The crews also worked desperately—rounding

up props and sewing costumes. However, it was

well worth all the work. For the play, a hilar-

ious comedy about the development of greed

within a family, was well-received by the au-

dience. "Shave and a Haircut, Sir?"

'The Late Christopher Bean"

'Make it FIFTY, Pa!"

'Dr. Haggart, you've been swindled."

64 "What about me leaving this place where I've been so long?"

"You pack up your stuff and get out of here." 9%

"Here we are at the worst crisis of the Depression, with a fortune in the house, and you try to tell me it belongs to Abby."

CAST Mr. Haggard David Weiner Mrs. Haggard Natalie Gaull Ada Susan Rosenthal Susan Toni Kalb Abby Jane Brookfield Warren Michael Rafkin Tallant Neal Raisman Davenport Gary Tamkin Rosen Ronald Brass

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Typography, Photography, Art, and Literary Staffs 3rd ROW: D. Lasden, B. Goldstein, L. Smith, R. Hert- N. Lavton, R. Bluestein, M. Miller, B. Cooper, M. zel, M. Peltier, L. Green, B. Rich, P. Heller, J. Kublin, Fine, J. Garber; SEATED: R. Martin, K. Ellis, T. E. Wolfson, R. Brass, E. Finstein, J. Bernstein, S. Kalb, J. Robinson, S. Weiner, A. Gross, N. Taylor, Linsky; 2nd ROW: S. Weiner, L. Walper, S. Rivkind, N. Gaull, A. Kier, S. Rosenthal. S. Hatch, G. Rogoff, J. Krug, M. Purdy, R. Laschever,

MAR SEN

MARS

There are 168 hours in a week many of which you can spend gain- ing experience while attempting to put into words and pictures the events of four years of high school. Your work begins in the fall, when you try to choose a theme for the year- book which will, summarize all the memories and activities of your school career. By the end of the fall, you may find that you have mem- orized Bartlett's Quotations in your search to label each of your 200 class- mates. During December vacation, when you are going over the Senior personality sheets, you may learn many interesting "facts"—that there is a boy who belongs to eleven clubs

"You check the skirts, I'll check the ties."

f.6 Circulation Staff 3rd ROW: G. Tamkin, R. Kovner, R. Kaplan, H. Wax- Pruchansky, J. Aronson, M. Lillard, J. Greengross, man, R. Vernick, D. Lief, S. Spack, M. Cohn, M. Les- L. Mitnick, K. Benigni; SEATED: L. Sweetman, berg, M. Bluestein; 2nd ROW: D. Tuttle, L. Law- M. Gordon, K. Brunetta, L. Finer, G. Yunik, S. Lillard, rence, L. Gould, R. Jacobs, D. Kates, M. Hynes, N. E. Stone, B. Eisenman, S. Kadesh, L. Wolfson.

OR GOLD

ENGOLD

which all meet on the same day and that there is a girl who played for the Rebels in her Junior year. How- ever, soon comes March and the final deadline when you may find yourself running around frantically trying to identify people in club pictures and working hard to undo gross mistakes. Finally comes Class Night, and the yearbooks are distributed. As you look through the complete book for the first time, you are proud that

you have had a hand in it. You think of all the hours of work and com- radeship, and you feel that you have learned a great deal about journalism and teamwork.

MARSENGOLD Editors LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Sweetman—circulation editor, Jeffrey Kublin—photography editor, Andrea Kier— literary editor, Marilyn Purdy—art editor, Steven Weiner—assistant editor-in-chief, Brad- ford Rich—assistant photography editor, Arlene Gross—editor-in- chief, Mr Pizziferri—advisor, Sandra Weiner—typography editor, Michael Cohn—business manager.

Seniors at Sharon High

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From the first moment we walk through the doors of Sharon High as Freshmen, until the day of graduation, four years later, we are constantly learning

the fundamentals

which will be so necessary

in our future lives. We develop scholarship

and the application

of this scholarship. We learn the importance

of getting along with other people

as well as the ability

to assume leadership. We discover

the value of accomplishment

and, most important of all,

the worth of honesty, uprightness, and earnestness. When we leave Sharon High, we take our learning xvith us —learning

which ive will apply

to our future lives. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mrs. Atkinson, Advisor; Joan Tuttle, Treasurer; Cynthia Olken, Secretary; Edward Becker, President; Joel Goober, Vice-President; Mr. Riley, Advisor.

Sharpening woodworking skills. THE JUNIOR CLASS The Junior year marks the beginning of the last half of one's high school career. It is a year of academic necessity for all college- bound students, a year in which NEDT's are replaced by the more difficult PSAT's. and chemistry and U. S. History and Government I become the order of the day. It is also a "Thinking well social year beginning with the class dance and climaxing with the Junior Prom, a well- deserved end to a difficult and exhausting year. To the Junior Class falls the task of per- petuating the athletic tradition of Sharon High School, fulfilling scholastic aims, and developing good citizens. We wish the best of luck to the Class of 1966 in their next year as Seniors. JUNIOR PLANNING BOARD STANDING: Ellin Leventhal, Frimma Koss, Steven Gross, Jeffrey Waller, Suzanne Oringer; SEATED: Maxine Stein, Roberta Franks, Sheila Aines, Judith Schultz.

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I O R S 3rd ROW: Charles Cittadino, Paul Blass, Ben- da Baker, Ingrid Boonstra, Linda Berchtold; nett Catherall, Steven Bernstein, Paul Bowen, SEATED: Phyllis Bluhm, Marci Berger, Judith Frederic Brauneis, Henry Brillant, Kenneth Allan, Patricia Bianchi, Sheila Aines, Hilda Brom- Baker, Edward Becker; 2nd ROW: Judy Calla- berg, Loraine Carpeno, Barbara Beckman, Susan han, Alan Abber, Philip Berkowitz, Stuart Ber- Blood. kowitz, William Asnes, Joyce Churchill, Rhon- is wise

3rd ROW: Joanna Corey, Billie Dufresne, Ronald Fata, Jeffrey Friedland, Jeannette deMartin, Covin, Alan Clough, David Edmunds, James SEATED: Lynne Eisenberg, Irene Costa, Rober- Crockett, Irving Forman, Linda Fleming; 2nd ta Curry, Lorraine Ellis, Joyce Corey, Susan ROW: Maureen Friedman, Christine Earle, Fran- Cohen, Roberta Franks, Susan Elliott, Barbara cis Flanagan, Linda Dolph, Ellen Feldman, Linda Cohen, Henrietta Freedman.

73 3rd ROW: Robert Haddad, Philip Goldberg, John Stanley Giser; SEATED: Marilyn Hatch, Linda Hoffman, Paul Gershfield, Robert Hawes, Robert Holding-, Marlene Goldman, Judy Hoffman, Ar- Hancock, Alan Gold; 2nd ROW: Barbara Greif, lene Geller, Julia Garnhum, Mary Gregor, Helen Steven Gross, Robert Hayes, Richard Healy, Hewes, Carolyn Hanson. William Gardner, Joel Goober, Donald Hersh,

Planning J u N

/ O R S

3rd ROW: Joel Kessler, Arthur Kesselman, James bert, Frimma Koss; SEATED: John Hunter, Hoffman, Paul Gershfield, Robert Hawes, Robert Gerry Lamb, Roberta Krentzman, Jana Ingram, Steven Kellerman, Robert King; 2nd ROW: Mari- Bernadine Kublin, Barbara Jones, Leonore Katz, lyn Kauffmann, Russell Kittredge, Alvin Kamp, Steven Julius. Clifford Keeling, Sharon Kessel, Donald Lam-

74 3rd ROW: John Maguire, Steven Levine, Alan Elliot Levin, David Maslen; SEATED: Rietta Marks, Charles Madden, Barry Linder, Dennis Margil, Janis Leeds, Joyce Matzkin, Adrienne Mahoney, Charles Leonard, Richard MacNevin; Lamm, Joanne Layton, Mary McGeown, Maureen 2nd ROW: Charles Masi, George McAuliff, Jef- Markt, Barbara Manzer, Ellin Leventhal. frey Lovitz, Joseph Marino, Richard Martin,

3rd ROW: Deborah Moore, Robert Peck, Jon Morse; SEATED: Joanne Meikle, Cecile Nod- Mitchell, Steven Milman, David Nelson, David dell, Suzanne Oringer, Patricia Mcintosh, Rosa- Norris, Cynthia Olken; 2nd ROW: Paul Nacenzi, lie Outhouse, Paulette Ponn, Priscilla Pepin, William Melcher, Raymond Plotnick, Marcy Pli- Natalie Pace, Diane McLaughlin. skin, Michael Parker, Gary Parker, Richard

75 3rd ROW: Leonard Sadur, Jerald Savage, Frank Andrea Rubin; SEATED: Mildred Richardson, Savino, John Ripley, Karl Preus, Richard Reeves, Phyllis Santer, Vivian Putnam, Judith Schultz, William Rofelsohn; 2nd ROW: Martha Shapiro, Marilyn Purdy, Helene Saxe, Shirley Prosack, Paul Rappaport, David Shamitz, Jeffery Press, Alice Rothchild, Lucia Powell. Robert Schwartz, Alan Schwadron, Stephen Ross,

Doing well wisest

J u N o R

S 3rd ROW: Linda Thaler, Mark Smith, Stuart Sie- Steinberg; SEATED: Rachel Stone, Susan Ste- gal, Joseph Teceno, Craig Shuffain, Marc Taylor, faney, Diane Simollari, Marianne Teevans, Mar- Martha Urann; 2nd ROW: Elaine Vacca, Karen cie Uretsky, Susan Shwom, Maxine Stein, Chris- Stevenson, Karen Traut, Marc Silverstein, Rich- tine Traut, Elinor Titelbaum. mond Slater, Joan Tuttle, Kate Shay, Naomi

76 3rd ROW: Patricia Wilber, Robert Weiner, Pat- SEATED: Bonita Wittner, Laura Yellen, Truna ricia Williams, Charles Waterman, Marilyn York, Carol Waldman, Ardys Wagner, Elizabeth Young; 2nd ROW: Bruce Weiner, Gary Winzel- Wells, Faith Wolff, Pamela Watterson, Nanelle berg, Thomas Watkins, Charles Wolfe, Gary Williams. Woodward, Edward Weinberg, Jeffrey Waller;

" and best of all.

"What am I doing here, anyhow?" "A funny thing happened to me on the way to school this morning."

77 SOPHOMORE PLANNING BOARD STANDING: Marc Klane, Gregory Goodband, Mark Rabin- owitz, Steven Heller; SEATED: Cathy Barber, Joan Mc- Farland, Anita Schneider, Carol Sweet.

Two hard years down—two harder years to go.

'The expectations of life

THE SOPHOMORE CLASS After only two years, the class of '67 in basketball, soccer, and track. Their has proven its worth to Sharon High social enthusiasm can only be measured School. Members of the class have by the success of the annual Sophomore shown interest in all phases of school Dance. life. The students excel in scholastics, as evidenced by their honor roll record and It is obvious that the class has already their scores in the NEDT's and PSAT's. set a high standard for itself, but, by They have contributed many players to continued interest and participation, the both Junior Varsity and Varsity teams members cannot help but maintain it.

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jonathan Kier, Vice-President; Martin Karlin, Treasurer; Helaine Leitman, Secretary; Mr. Davenport, Advisor; Edward Horan, President; Mrs. Eames, Advisor.

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3rd ROW: Donald Cohen, Alan Bernstein, Susan SEATED: Penelope Cannon, Randy Aronson, R Barker, Jason Chamberlain, Donald Ahnberg, Cheryl Chaitman, Myrna Bloch, Rosemary Bur- Philip Cohen; 2nd ROW: Barry Bluestein, Mary gess, Susan Brookfield, Cathy Barber, Ellen Baer, Ellen Chase, Josiah Bartlett, Clyde Andrews, Susan Cohen, Judith Burstyn. Mary Adamic, Sharon Briggs, Gerald Blumenthal; E depend upon diligence S

3rd ROW: Richard Furber, Thomas Cronin, Paula band, Joyce Dulong, Edward Gooltz, Robert Good- Fisher, Robert Gold, Catherine Gelpke, Donald win, Mark Epstein; SEATED: Emily Garfield, Dimock, Robert Dacey; 2nd ROW: Richard Davis, Sheryl Cooper, Sharon Ford, Linda Glazier, Frank Gardner, Rhonda Davis, Sandra Garnhum, Sheryl Ford, Lynn Goldstein, Susan Forbes, Irene Steven Cushman, Fred Gaschen, Gregory Good- Comeau, Maria Feinberg.

79 3rd ROW: Rosalyn Haffer, Karen Gross, Edward Dewitt Graham, Susan Hackenson, Sandra Hynes, Horan, Richard Grahn, Steve Heller, Patricia Charles Hurwitch; SEATED: Eloise Jacobs, Ei- Groff, Sheryl Greenberg; 2nd ROW: Laurel Hall, leen Herlihy, Dorothy Handrahan, Sheryl Hir- Thomas Iarrobino, Steven Gordon, David Ham- shon, Katherine Horn, Joyce Hardy, Marilyn rick, John Howard, Frank Graven, Ralph Hurvitz, Hershenson, Susan Gross, Wendy Hare.

s The mechanic that would o p H O M O R 3rd ROW: Stephen Kirouac, Robert Klos, Edward Karlin, Russell Levitan, Brian Leonard; SEATED: Jerome, Myron Levenson, Michael Levy, Mark Debra Lastoff, Mary Ellen Lakin, Roberta Levy, Karlsberg, Marc Klane; 2nd ROW: Jonathan Cathy Klein, Jill Kvaraceus, Jane Kerzner, E Kier, Robert Levenson, Ellen Lascheuer, Jean Helaine Leitman, Bryna Kaufman, Susan Levi- Leavitt, Michael Kulibaba, Ellen Kaplan, Martin tan.

S 80 3rd ROW: Nancy Lindberg, Brian Lovatt, Daniel Tina Melcher, Alex Modiste, David Lieberman; Maguire, Richard McCormack, Janice Michaels, SEATED: Karen Margolis, Julie Metter, Joan Joseph McLaughlin, Paul Miller, Martin Lewis, Mathews, Elaine Mendes, Diane Mailhot, Ellen Sandra Mclntyre; 2nd ROW: Stephen Margil, Mirkin, Barbara Mackay, Nancy Leiberman, Joan Paula Lovejoy, Diane Lubin, Marilyn Manzer, McFarland. Elise Martin, Bonita Marcus, Kathy Medaglia,

perfect his work .

3rd ROW: Garrett Neault, David Purdy, Marshall binowitz, Jon Peterson, Gail Nelson, Marcy Ro- Newman, Sharon Namyet, David Nasanofsky, sen; SEATED: Joanne Pollack, Sandra Olken, Alan Post, Barry Niessink; 2nd ROW: Linda Terri Pelton, Elizabeth Olsen, Kathy Rockett, Price, Deborah Peltier, Stephen Morrison, Armand Denise Pokorski, Linda Rosen, Linda Nidle, Mar- Pepin, Barry Rosen, Michael Morgan, Mark Ra- line Pliskin.

81 3rd ROW: Steven Strasnick, Raymond Schwartz, Santas, Melvin Schwartz, Roberta Sandler, Chris- George Sheldon, Barry Sherman, Jeffrey Spear, topher Staff; SEATED: Patricia Smith, Diane Richard Sprout, Donald Sanders, Leslie Rubin, Silverstein, Joanne Satter, Marilyn Silk, Barbara Keith Shufelt; 2nd ROW: Eliot Shore, Stephen Shaer, Marjorie Shaff, Anita Schneider, Rochelle Sherer, Deborah Stubbs, David Snyder, David Stone, Roberta Stone.

s must first sharpen his tools. o p H O M O R

3rd ROW: John Thomas, John Tower, Bruce Tiff- Sturman, Barry Trost, Kendall Wixon; SEATED: ney, George Taylor, Wayne Wheeler; 2nd ROW: Judy Weiner, Vivian Van Damme, Martina Wes- E Jaclyn Wolfe, Jerry Swartz, Gregory Wood, Alan ton, Gail Williams. Carol Sweet, Anita Ward, Weisberg, David Young, Robert Tamkin, Paul Carol Zimmerman, Sharyn Ulman, Valerie Winer. S 82 FRESHMAN CLASS F OFFICERS Babra Mcintosh, Secre- tary; Phillip Sheridan, R Vice - President; Harvey Greenberg, President; Judy Layton, Treasurer. E S

THE FRESHMAN CLASS H Walking across the seal on the and settled right down to work. In floor of the foyer of Sharon High this, their first year at Sharon School, the members of the Class of High School, they have contribut- M 1968 did not have any idea what ed greatly to the various clubs, high school life was really like. sports, and activities. They have After a long week of struggling displayed scholastic prowess and E with floor plans and schedules, the show every indication of continu- Freshman made the adjustment ing their fine record. N

"Firmness of purpose is

3rd ROW: D. Berch, T. Coleman, G. Bowen, H. Brilliant, M. Bezanson, F. Bagley, B. Cedar, M. Baker, D. Andrews, D. Carey, S. Brown, J. Bradford, D. Burch; SEATED: M. Brady, M. Chamberlain, J. Cohen, R. Boyar, D. Clere; 2nd Brustein, I. Berlin, J. Cohen, P. Appel, J. Bern- ROW: W. Boone, S. Beerman, T. Appel, R. Ber- stein, R. Barber, E. Bell, J. Clark. glund, M. Bendinelli, B. Caplan, B. Cohen, C.

83 3rd ROW: Davida Fritz, William Connors, Bruce ald Foster, Robert Garfield, Carlton Fleming, Paul Downing, Kenneth Drake, Frederick Dewhurst, Deveney, Kevin Crispell, Carol Fleming, Janis Marc Feldman, Benjamin Fieman, Steven Getz, Darling; SEATED: Larry Friedman, Beverly Ei- Marcia Corr; 2nd ROW: Nancy Donahue, Janet senberg, Rhonda Coran, Nancy Gardner, Alison Edelstein, Joseph Driscoll, Brian Dangelo, Fran- Crowell, Bradford Cornish, Ellen Fournier, Mar- cis Gaschen, Dennis Flanagan, Tom Fiseler, Don- cia Finkel, Mary Giannelli.

h "The most necessary

R E S H M E

3rd ROW: Fred Glynn, Kerry Goodwin, Jon in Hale, Stephen Hughes, Richard Gold, Stuart N Hershman, Christopher Hamer, Richard Gold, Heller; SEATED: Lesley Gold, Lynn Hertzel, Charles Harris, Harvey Greenberg; 2nd ROW: Randi Greenfield, Susan Gray, Linda Glaser, Robert Glaser, Richard Gross, Mark Hancock, Karen Hozid, Lorna Highes, Barbara Grandberg, John Gwynne, Ann Gregor, Cynthia Graham, Kev- Cynthia Hall.

84 3rd ROW: Justin Kamp, Michael Karlsberg, San- son, David Lakari, Kristin Koskella, Philip Keith, dra Kirtzman, Mary Lou Lindberg, McKeen Kes- James Jacobs; SEATED: Deborah Jones, Martha sel, Jane Kravetz, Lawrence Kaplan, Jeffrey, Lew, Levenson, Betty Lappen, Harriet Levine, Judith Allen Kesselman; 2nd ROW: Stephen Lechter, Layton, Susan Lerner, Susan Jacobs, Linda John- Hillary Kimmel, Mildred Kafka, Steven Kessel- son, Marilyn Jackson. man, Jane Kvaraceus, David Katz, Steven Jack-

sinew of character . . .

3rd ROW: Patricia McKinney, Nancy May, Joel aid; SEATED: Robert Maria, Sharon Linsky, Mayer, Steven Mahoney, Jane Mitnick, Babra Lynn Lipousky, Patricia McKinnon, Robert Mc- Mclntosh, Linda Milbery; 2nd ROW: Marsha Mor- Kinnon, Paul Mann. Linda Murano, Robyn Locke, gan, Rosemary McNulty, Belle Mintzer, Eric Kathleen Mazzarini, Louis Lipman. Lippa, George Luce, Susan Lovitz, Diane McDon-

85 3rd ROW: Glenn Paul, Barry Ratner, Larry Plis- Raisman, Martin Pechavar, Mark Post, Barry kin, Arthur O'Brien, Ronald Rapaport, Joel Per- Rabinovitz; SEATED: Jean O'Leary, Barbara lin, Bradford Powell, Eric Press; 2nd ROW: Mark Oven, Linda Pearlman, Merle Nataupsky, Sarah O'Leary, Valerie Nelson, Marion Niessink, Carol Page, Susan Page, Melody Pace, Sandra Patz, Pearce, Cheryl Noonan, Sherry Orans, Leslie Janet Price,

and one of the best

3rd ROW: John Scott, Phillip Sheridan, John Christopher Riser, Kenneth Salvucci, Steven Ro- Sbardella, Arthur Shaiken, Hal Rosenthal, David senberg, Robert Shaw; SEATED: Amy Savage, Shay, Robert Segal. Jonathan Rosen; 2nd Row: Eileen Schaeffer, Sandra Saunders, Frances Fred Rosenthal, Michael Sarver, Ronald Seba, Rosenberg, Natalie Rich, Mary Lou Richard, Richard Salon, Emily Shear, Diane Shaughnessy, Judith Rothchild, Lesley Rudner, Rachel Rubin.

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3rd ROW: James Shuman, Gerald Sprout, Rob- George Trask, Peter Stern, Kenneth Sklar, John ert Strong, Diane Snyder, Steven Smeed, Henry Teevens; SEATED: Ellen Taylor, Roanne Smith, Smith, Richard Steinberg; 2nd ROW: Richard Sancra Toti, Eva Thomas, Barbara Sudikoff, Taylor, Mark Schultz, Paul Talewsky, Mark Stry- Judith Trainor, Renee Swartz, Sharon Tanzer, er, James Taylor, Peter Spaulding, Thomas Stolar, Kristine Simollari. N instruments of success. '

3rd ROW: Holly Waterman, Robert Waller, Rob- lette, Harold Zakon, Stanley Waldman; SEATED: ert West, Steven Young, Timothy Williams, David Michael Uretsky, Steven Weisman, Janice Wat- Calavanis, Mary Urann; 2nd ROW: John Van kins, Helaine Winzelberg, Audrey Wagner, Meryl Vaerenewyck, Robinson Witaker, Steven Tuch, Uretsky, Alan Wittner, Marc Vernick, Arthur Lesley Waldron, Patricia Williams, Bonnie Wax- Worth. man, Jody Urbano, Cheryl Wayne, Richard Wil-

87 Honors and Awards

STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY REPRESENTATIVE Michael Rafkin

NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS Jeanne Leonard, Natalie Gaull, Ronald Brass, Mary Peltier, David Winer.

GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD WINNER Beth Goldstein

SEMSBA BAND MEMBERS J. Swartz, L. Dolph, R. Brass, S. Kesselman.

SEMSBA CHORUS MEMBERS 3rd ROW: D. Ahnberg, J. Aronson, R. Reeves, C. Johnson, R. Holmes, W. Horan; 2nd ROW: J. Layton, S. Eastman, I. Boonstra, S. Brook- field, H. Hewes, B. Dufresne, E. Finstein, J. Dil- lons, M. Manzer; SEATED: A. Rothchild, E. Smith, D. Clere, J. Schultz, V. Vandamme, J. Howard, J. Brookfield.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AWARD WINNER Ed Horan, leadership award.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AWARD WINNERS Patty Smith, character award; Cathy Gelpke, scholarship award.

DELEGATE TO JR. RED CROSS NATIONAL TRAINING CENTER William Asnes

DISTRICT CHORUS MEMBERS 2nd ROW: D. Ahnberg, J. Aronson, S. Eastman, R. Holmes, W. Horan; SEATED: L. Dolph, E. Smith, B. Dufresne, J. Brookfield, A. Rothchild.

BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES Brad Rich, Mary Peltier, Herman Steinberg.

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The extracurricular

activities offered

at Sharon High

not only allow the students

to pursue their personal

interests in areas

ranging from art to debating,

but also give a pupil

the opportunity

to be of service

to the school through such groups

as the Varsity Clubs

and the Student Council.

It is by participating

in extracurricular activities

that a student

has the opportunity to learn and apply

the qualities of character, leadership, and service

—qualities

so important

for a responsible citizen

to possess. And while many

of these activities

will be but shadows

in our lives,

their importance

will remain with us

forever.

91 Student Council initiates monitoring program in the cafeteria.

Presenting the Ideas

Student Council keeps the student well-informed and well supplied. STUDENT COUNCIL The Sharon High School Student Council, under the direction of Mr. Liberman, is an ac- tive and effective organization. The Council J-4 has initiated and maintained such needed and valuable improvements and functions as the Student Council suggestion box, the use of stu- dent identification cards, the student monitor system in the cafeteria, the issuance of honor study passes, the presentation of Good Citi- zenship Awards, the availability of student greeter service, and the presentation of its an- nual student scholarship dance. However, the main purpose of the Student Council is to pro- vide an effective liason between the students and the administration. And to the Sharon High School Student Council may we say a job well done.

Students hack up Mr. Dowd with his suggestion for 49 minutes of passing time and 4 minute classes.

92 OFFICERS Left to Right: Bradford Rich, Vice-Presi- dent; Roberta Laschever, Treasurer; Ed- ward Becker, President; Linda Pitt, Corre- sponding Secretary; Mr. Liberman, Advisor; Lorraine Ellis, Recording Secretary. of the Students to the Administration

3rd ROW: M. Uretsky, R. Rappaport, E. Becker, R. R. Gold, S. Ross, R. Laschever, C. Gelpke, K. Gross, Hertzel, S. Levine, E. Eigen, J. Chamberlain, P. J. Kvaraceus; SEATED: N. Gardner, R. Swartz. S. Heller, B. Rich, D. Arguimbau, J. Goober, P. Sheri- Olken, P. Mcintosh, B. Grief, Mr. Liberman, advisor, dan, J. Kier; 2nd ROW: E. Lippa, A. White, D. Last- D. Tuttle, S. Schwom, L. Ellis, B. Shaer. off, A. Savage, M. Kauffmann, R. Tamkin, B. Lovatt,

93 OLD MEMBERS 3rd ROW: G. Nash, R. Hertzel, S. Weiner, M. Cohn, Lillard, A. Boyar, J. Bernstein; SEATED S. Spack, W. McQueen; 2nd ROW: S. Weiner, E. thai, N. Taylor, Mr. James—advisor, P. Smith, B. Goldstein, R. Laschever, M. Peltier, M. Lillard, R. Brass, T. Kalb, A. Gross. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

NEW MEMBERS 4th ROW: G. Tamkin, H. Waxman, M. Taylor, R. Purdy, S. Ross, E. Becker; 2nd ROW: N. Gaull, D. Smith, A. Marks, D. Lief, S. Washburn, D. Katzman, Tuttle, R. Franks, J. Krug, L. Eisenberg, J. Corey, D. Winer, L. Smith, R. Kovner, D. Maslen; 3rd ROW: J. Corey, D. McLaughlin, C. Sterbakov; 1st ROW: S. Julius, M. Silverstein, A. Rubin, J. Layton, P. C. Lovatt, R. Bluestein, K. Ellis, J. Schultz, S. Aines, Williams, C. Olken, E. Leventhal, G. Winzelberg, A. G. Yunik, J. Hoffmann, M. Purdy, M. Markt, B. Rothchild. J. Tuttle. P. Ponn. M. Kauffmann, M. Manzer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor So- ciety has become recognized nationally as one of the highest honors that can be be- stowed upon a high school student. In order to be selected for the National Honor So- ciety, a student must achieve a "B" average, and must actively display the qualities of leadership, character, scholarship, and serv- ice. The Sharon chapter, under the direction of a new advisor, Mr. James, hopes to ex- pand some of its activities. Among the acti- vities planned by the society are a tutoring project, an award program for deserving Sophomores, a project to raise money for the Student Scholarship Fund, and the pre- sentation of a gift to the number-one ranked student in the graduating class. In this way the society hopes to achieve a standard of excellence for the entire stu- dent body. Dorothy Tuttle is "tapped" into the Honor Society.

OFFICERS Ronald Brass, Vice-President; Susan Lillard, Secretary - Treasurer; Philip Heller, President.

95 VARSITY DEBATERS

3rd ROW: R. Hertzel, D. Winer, D. Lief, J. Chamber- R. Franks, S. Rosenthal; SEATED: N. Gaull, R. lain, B. Rich, R. Forbes, C. Olken, E. Laschever; 2nd Jacobs, S. Forbes, Mr. Foley—advisor, P. Ponn, N. ROW: A. Rubin, G. Rogoff, M. Rafkin, R. Laschever, Raisman, S. Oringer, S. Hirshon. E. Wolfson. R. Tanikin, R. Levenson, J. Aronson, Developing Reasoning, Research, and Speaking Skills OFFICERS Left to Right: Sheryl Hirshon, Point Secretary; Roberta Laschever, Vice-President; Michael Rafkin, President; Geraldine Rogoff, Secretary; Mr. Foley, Advisor; Mr. Riley, Advisor. DEBATING CLUB

"Honorable Judge, worthy opponents, col- day debates sponsored by the South Shore leagues, and guests, we the negative team League. ." Late last spring, as soon as the last tourna- from .. ment was over, Mr. Foley and the Varsity To any of the Sharon High School debaters, members began preparing material for the this greeting means the beginning of a battle new topic. Throughout the season, Varsity involving reasoning, research, and speaking members have worked to create the best pos- skills. The Varsity teams, under Mr. Foley, sible cases and have helped the newer mem- and the Novices, under Mr. Riley, have travel- bers learn the rules, methods, and secrets that ed to many weekend tournaments and Wednes- make good debaters. NOVICE DEBATERS

3rd ROW: J. Howard, J. McLaughlin, R. Grahn, E. off, S. Getz, M. Glastetter, T. Appel; SEATED: S. Schaeffer, R. Sandler, M. Morgan, R. Hurvitz; 2nd Heller, S. Lechter, B. Mintzer, Mr. Riley—advisor, ROW: P. Appel, M. Karlsberg, S. Strasnick, D. Last- L. Murano, P. Stern.

97 EAGLE

The purpose of the Newspaper Club this

year has been two-fold ; to produce the Eagle once a month and to give the staff members a greater insight into journalism in general. While some meetings have been devoted entirely to the production of the school newspaper, others have been aimed at exposing the students to layout, compo- sition, and production techniques, as well as improving their journalistic style of writ- ing. So in the past, the editors and advisors have gained valuable ideas through attend- ing seminars and press conferences spon- sored by the PATRIOT LEDGER and the BOSTON GLOBE. The Eagle staff also made a substantial contribution to the Student Activities Scho- larship Fund through the success of this year's Eagle Dance.

EDITORS Left to Right: Sheila Aines, Business Manager; Bradford Rich, News Editor; Nancy Taylor, Senior Editor; Steven Weiner, Sports Editor; Marilyn Kauffman, Junior Editor; Myrna Miller, Typing Editor: Andrea Kier, Secretary.

Compiling the News of the School .

Preparing the layout of the EAGLE

Learning the techniques of journalism.

98 SENIOR STAFF -1th ROW: B. Kublin, G. Yunik, M. Stein, A. Rubin, R. Haffer; 2nd ROW: L. Rosen, S. Levitan, C. Chait- M. Kauffmann, B. Goldstein, S. Namyet, G. Nash, man, S. Ulman, M. Bloch, S. Greenberg, H. Bromberg, M. Altshuler, S. Weiner, B. Rich, M. Rafkin, J. Lippa, M. Uretsky, S. Rivkind, R. Bluestein, N. Gaull, C. R. Brass, P. Ponn, G. Rogoff; 3rd ROW: N. Taylor, Lovatt, A. Kier; SEATED: S. Hirshon, L. Ellis, R. J. Rosen, B. Bluestein, P. Goldberg, G. Winzelberg, Martin, K. Ellis, S. Gross, R. Davis, L. Dolph, M. J. Bernstein, R. Silverman, S. Kadesh, M. Miller, D. Feinberg, L. Nidle, M. Gordon, S. Shwom, R. Lamm, Lasden, S. Berkowitz, D. Lastoff, J. Kier, S. Aines, P. Bluhm, M. Hershenson, M. Pliskin.

. .. while Learning the Techniques of Journalism

JUNIOR STAFF 3rd ROW: M. Kauffman, J. Kravetz, S. Ross, C. lander—advisor, E. Taylor, L. Raisman, S. Linskv, Harris; 2nd ROW: L. Pearlman, R. Steinberg, E. F. Rosenberg, K. Sklar. Shear, H. Smith, K. Koskella; SEATED: Mrs. Mai-

99 Bringing Joy into the

UPPERCLASSMEN 4th ROW: C. Hutchins, B. Beckman, J. Lippa, C. ROW: L. Ellis, S. Shwom, S. Aines, L. Fata, S. Briggs, J. Greengross, N. Layton, L. Thaler, M. Weiner, E. Wells, M. Goldman, S. Yanco, M. Hatch, Urann, E. Leventhal, A. Abber, W. Asnes, B. Gold- P. Bluhm, L. Holding, L. Lawrence; SEATED: N. stein, M. Young, B. Wittner; 3rd ROW: M. Eisenberg, Steinberg, P. Santer, M. Richardson, B. Cohen, L. L. Walper, B. Hurvitz, L. Gould, R. Mall, G. Rogoff, Wolfson, S. Oringer, Miss Chase—advisor, L. Finer, S. Hatch, P. Bellis, M. Smeed, J. Baker, M. Marcus, R. Stone, S. Stefaney, M. Friedman, M. Berger. S. Elliot, H. Friedman, L. Mitnick, S. Rivkind; 2nd JUNIOR RED CROSS

The Sharon High School Junior Red Cross Chapter is to be congratulated this year for having contributed the most money to the Na- tional Red Cross Membership Drive. Besides this project, the members have also been busy making favors for hospitalized patients througout the area. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Valentine's Day favors are warmly receiv- ed and greatly appreciated. Under the leader- ship of the advisor, Miss Chase, several girls have also contributed their time as volunteer workers at the Goddard Memorial Hospital. Also, two students represent Sharon every week at the Red Cross headquarters in Boston. Here, mutual problems are discussed and ways to improve local chapters are suggested. Through their humanitarian efforts, the mem- bers in this club bring much joy and happiness OFFICERS into the lives of others. Left to Right: Geraldine Rogoff, Program Chairman; William Asnes, Greater Boston Representative; Miss Chase, Advisor; Beth Goldstein, President; Mildred Richardson, Treasurer; Judy Burstyn, Secretary; Linda Lawrence, Vice-President. 100 Lives of Others

SOPHOMORES 4th ROW: K. Gross, R. Haffer, C. Zimmerman, R. Sweet, J. Kvaraceus, E. Mirkin, J. Wolfe, S. Cohen, Sandler, S. Garnham, J. Michaels, E. Martin; 3rd J. Weiner, J. McFarland; SEATED: L. Xidle, M. ROW: M. Bloch, S. Greenberg, D. Lastoff, B. Marcus, Lakin, X. Leibernian, J. Burstyn, M. Hershenson, C. Barber, R. Davis, L. Price, A. Ward, S. Ulman; Miss Chase—Advisor, R. Aronson, S. Gross, J. Kerz- 2nd ROW: C. Chaitman, A. Schneider, S. Cooper, C. ner, S. Hirshon.

Red Cross members make favors for hospital patients.

"How long have you had this problem?'

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3rd ROW: R. Kittredge, F. Savino, P. Rappaport, A. A. Weisberg, E. Gooltz, B. Bluestein, A. Kesselman, Kesselman, B. Sherman, M. Levenson, R. Sprout, H. J. Driscoll: SEATED: S. Julius, J. Jacobs, S. Sherer, Elkin, D. Hawkins, A. Cohen, S. Heller; 2nd ROW: D. J. Callahan, M. Karlin, Mr. Marcus—advisor, R. Levi- Lakari, S. Cushman, J. Drucker, C. Olken, J. Kubjin, tan, B. Shaer, M. Bradford, L. Friedman.

Performing a school service

AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB

The Audio-Visual Aids Club not only per- stitutes the daily jobs of club members. More- mits its members to learn the skills of ope- over, they also do the behind the scenes rating various electrical equipment, but also technical work in the auditorium, cafeteria, serves as a valuable educational aid in as- and gymnasium for dances, plays, assemblies, sisting instructors with the demonstrational and rallies. We join with the faculty in ex- aspects of teaching. The responsibility of pressing thanks to the advisor, Mr. Marcus, running film and slide projectors, tape re- and all the members of the club for their corders, microphones, and record players con- many services.

OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Cynthia Olken—treasurer, Mr. Marcus —advisor, Barbara Shaer—secretary, Martin Karlin point secretary, Judith Callahan—vice-president.

Providing help at the talent show.

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102 4th ROW: G. Rogoff, X. Tavlor, M. Miller, M. Kauff- Mathews, D. Simollari, L. Ellis, S. Shwom, L. Rosen, man, C. Olken, P. Fisher, J. Tuttle, P. Ponn, P. Field, M. Purdv, J. Bernstein, S. Cohen, Miss Clark—advisor; S. Hatch, J. Baker, H. Saxe; 3rd ROW: J. Matzkin, SEATED: N. Steinberg, M. Uretsky, R. Staone, S. C. Waldman, A. Rubin, R. Burgess, L. Lawrence, M. Stefaney, L. Finer, D. Jones, L. Walper, M. Silk, J. Young, F. Koss, B. Beckman, M. Friedman, S. Elliott, Kerzner, S. Rosenthal. S. Cohen; 2nd ROW: V. Sheldon, E. Herlihy, J. LIBRARY CLUB

"You'd like to check that book out? . .. Sure I'll help you—that's what I'm here for." The Library Club, under the able direction of Miss Clark, is composed of about thirty girls who willingly donate their study halls every week to work in the library. They take a bur- den off Miss Clark and help the library to run more smoothly by doing routine tasks, such as delivering passes, checking books in and out, and shelving them in proper order. They also create eye-catching exhibits, as well as water Miss Clark's geraniums which "give the library a more cheerful atmosphere." The main purpose of the club, however, is to teach students the proper use of a library and to give them the opportunity to not only work with other stu- dents, but with teachers as well.

Student librarian checks out books for her fellow class- mates.

Keeping busy. Learning the Strategy .

CHESS CLUB 3rd ROW: P. Cohen, W. McQueen, G. Nash, A. Marks, Kesselman, S. Weisman; SEATED: R. Taylor, M. D. Katzman, C. Johnson, R. Reeves, K. Reekstin, Purdy, P. Appel, R. Hurvitz, T. Appel, Mr. Downing B. Tiffney, R. Forbes, E. Shapiro, B. Summerfield, M. —advisor, A. Gray, S. Heller, G. Paul, R. Garfield, Hancock; 2nd ROW: J. Perlin, L. Smith, M. Silver- E. Shore. stein, B. Downing, R. Levanson, S. Strasnick, S.

OFFICERS Left to Right: Marc Taylor, Tournament Director; Marilyn Purdy, Secretary; William McQueen, President; Gerald Nash, Treasurer; Alan Marks, Vice-President; Mr. Downing, Ad- visor.

THE CHESS CLUB

Meeting every Tuesday lab period, the Chess Club offers a chance for students to play this thinking man's game for en- joyment and for competition. This year the club numbers about forty. From this number, five members were chosen for their ability to form the team. Sharon be- longs to the South Shore Interscholastic Chess League, and last year lost to Quincy only in the finals. Under Mr. Downing's direction, the team hopes to do even better this year. It is the team's hope that a Hockamock Chess League be set up as in other school sports.

104 CHESS SCOREBOARD

We Opponent They

10 Walpole 0

10 Norwood 0

9 Foxboro 1

4 Weston 5

10 Westwood 0

"Got rooked again."

.. . Involved in Playing

CHESS TEAM Left to Right: M. Hancock, A. Marks, B. Downing, W. McQueen, R. Hancock, R. Forbes, G. Nash, M. Taylor, Mr. Downing—coach.

105 CLASSICAL READING CLUB

3rd ROW: G. Yunik, M. Silverstein, D. Katzman, D. Laschever; SEATED: K. Ellis, A. Kier, N. Gaull, C. Smith, A. Marks, M. Taylor, S. Ross, L. Lawrence; Waldman, Mr. Foley—advisor, J. Bernstein, S. Lil- 2nd ROW: E. Garfield, M. Rafkin, R. Laschever, B. lard, S. Rosenthal. Goldstein, C. Cittadino, J. Greengross, R. Brass, M.

In the study of philosophy four heads often prove better than one.

CLASSICAL READING CLUB The recurring question of man throughout time is why. This is also the question of the Classical Reading Club, which attempts to pro- vide an opportunity within high school for stu- dents to formulate their ideas on the basic ques- tion of man's existence—questions revolving around his relationship with other men and with the universe. Discussions at meetings serve as a basis by which members can remold and add to their own ideas concerning man in reality. The opinions which they hold are open to give and take of club discussions. These thinkers are seeking to solve the "unanswerable" question of man—the question of why.

OFFICERS

Left to Right : Susan Lillard, Secretary; Roberta Laschever, President; Mr. Foley, Advisor; Michael Rafkin, Vice-President.

106 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB

The Home Economics Club gives students pursuing the academic course the opportunity to learn a few of the domestic arts. Under the instruction of Mrs. Eames. the girls study the basic skills of sewing and cooking. The first half of the course is spent working on sewing proj- ects and the second half, on cooking and bak- Ironing out problems in the Home Ec Club. ing. This club is an interesting way for a stu- dent to gain experience useful for the future homemaker.

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"In two more payments the machine is all mine."

4th ROW: J. Bouffard, S. Fogg, J. Lippa, X. Lay- faney, L. Thaler, H. Freedman, S. Elliot, M. Fried- ton, J. Burgess, P. Grant, L. Mitnick, L. Lawrence; man, F. Wolff, G. Lamb, R. Silverman, S. Kadesh; 3rd ROW: R. Martin, S. Yanco, M. Eisenberg, J. SEATED: X. Steinberg, M. Fine, L. Finer, M. Fried- McGoff, S. Linsky, H. Saxe, R. Krentzman, E. Stone, man, D. Hall, R. Mall, B. Cohen, C. Xoddell, M. J. Robinson, H. Russell; 2nd ROW: R. Stone, S. Ste- Smeed, B. Hurvitz.

107 DRAMA CLUB

The Dramatics Club, one of Sharon High School's largest clubs, is once again enlarging its program under the direction of Miss San- ford and Mr. Newton. This year the members of the group are going to attempt long-range projects in order to build new sets for staging, to increase the make-up kits so that they can be available to all clubs, and finally, to obtain more costumes which can be readily available to everyone. The Dramatics Club's new aim is to familiarize its members with the different types of theatre and drama. In order to accomp- OFFICERS lish this, groups will be formed and skits per- Left to Right: Miss Sanford, Advisor; Cathy Gelpke, Point Secretary; Michael Rafkin, President; Mr. New- taining to various periods of drama will be pre- Cynthia ton, Advisor; Geraldine Rogoff, Vice-President; sented to the entire club. Olken, Secretary; William Asnes, Treasurer.

Producing and

"A little dab will do ya."

FRESHMEN

4th ROW: A. Savage, E. Schaeffer, J. Mitnick, J. Brady, I. Berlin, H. Kimmel, J. Rothchild, L. Lip- Mayer, M. Urann, J. Kvaraceus, J. Cohen, P. Wil- ousky, F. Rosenberg, B. Grandberg, R. Barber, J. liams; 3rd ROW: S. Tanzer, J. Bernstein, R. Swartz, Edelstein; SEATED: J. Cohen, B. Rabinovitz, F. N. May, M. Morgan, C. Pearce, C. Noonan, E. Bell, Rosenthal, L. Lipman, S. Linsky, M. Uretsky, L. R. Rubin, D. Snvder; 2nd ROW: N. Newman, M. Glaser, D. Jones, S. Patz, B. Eisenberg.

108 UPPERCLASSMEN 4th ROW: F. Gaschen, M. Young, C. Olken, R. For- ROW: S. Olken, R. Stone, K. Medaglia, B. Marcus, bes, D. Katzman, M. Hayes, P. Fisher, S. Namyet, S. Forbes, M. Miller, D. Lastoff, J. Robinson, R. D. Peltier, M. Manzer, C. Gelpke; 3rd ROW: S. Silverman, S. Kadesh; SEATED: E. Garfield, M. Brookfield, J. Drucker, W. Asnes, A. Abber, B. Male- Shaff, P. Bluhm, L. Holding, P. Santer, M. Richard- ski, M. Rafkin, G. Rogoff, N. Raisman, R. Mall; 2nd son, G. Williams, J. Kvaraceus, P. Smith, R. Martin.

Acting in Dramatic Skits

'I can't give you your line—I've lost my place."

THESPIAN SOCIETY STANDING: W. Asnes, D. Winer, A. Abber; SEATED: N. Raisman, C. Olken, M. Rafkin.

109 Literary Works Displayed in Quill

CREATIVE WRITING CLUB

The Creative Writing Club does just as its name

implies : it provides talented students with an out- let for their creative ability. Members write on in- spiration and are given the opportunity to receive constructive criticism from fellow club members and from the club advisor, Mrs. Norwood. The Quill, the school literary magazine, is put out by the club once a year, and contains not only mem- bers' creations, but also those of other students in the regular English classes.

"I think this story will sell.'

OFFICERS Left to Right: Ellen Finstein, President; Mrs. Norwood, Advisor Jean Leavitt, Secretary. uLiIEH*

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Advisor S Orans, STANDING: B. Sudikoff, N. Rich, B. Mintzer, Mrs. Norwood— E. Garfield. R. Locke; SEATED: C. Noddell, J. Leavitt, N. Williams, V. VanDamme,

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA

4th ROW: R. Davis, S. Linsky, B. Grief, R. Baker, J. ROW: M. Lakin, J. Kerzner, E. Herlihy, M. Purdy, Tuttle, R. Sandler, L. Smith, B. Goldstein, M. Peltier, G. Lamb, M. Friedman, P. Bluhm, R. Lamm, C. Wald- N. Lavton, C. Zimmerman, P. Ponn, A. Rubin, M. man, M. Eisenberg, S. Yanco, M. Hershenson, S. Levi- Pliskin, M. Shapiro, S. Stefaney, J. Baker, E. Fin- tan, L. Katz, J. Matzkin, S. Shwom, R. Franks, H. stein, C. Sterbakov, J. Satter; 3rd ROW: C. Chait- Bromberg, S. Aines, R. Stone, R. Stone, L. Eisen- man, M. Rosen, K. Gross, J. Michael, D. McLaugh- berg; SEATED: J. Burstyn, J. McFarland, H. Leit- lin, V. Sheldon, L. Finer, M. Bloch, M. Feinberg, man, B. Kaufman, N. Lieberman, R. Aronson, R. L. Price, S. Ulman, D. Tuttle, J. McGoff, J. Ingram, Levy, Miss Perrotta—advisor, E. Mirkin, J. Pollack, S. Prosack, R. Haffer, D. Silverstein, B: Manzer, S. Gross, S. Oringer, R. Margil, J. Wolfe, J. Weiner. M. Markt, S. Greenberg, A. Ward, M. Pliskin; 2nd

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA

To gain a better understanding of all phases of the teaching profession is the main goal of the Anne Sullivan Chapter of the Future Teachers of America. While achieving their aim, the members participate in such activi- ties as donating Thanksgiving baskets, observ- ing elementary school teaching, giving initia- tion teas, and selling school seals. To make their bi-monthly meetings interesting and informative, the officers, with the help of their advisor, Miss Perrotta, plan films, lec- tures, and discussions, all directed at helping members decide if teaching will be their fu- ture career.

"No, really, I was just testing to see if you all were awake."

OFFICERS Left to Right: Mary Peltier, Vice-President; Beth Goldstein, President; Dorothy Tuttle, Treasurer; Sheila Aines, Program Chairman; Joan Tuttle, Sec- retary.

1 1 Learning doodling techniques.

Art Club Meeting four times a week, under the direc- tion of Miss Atwood, are thirty of Sharon's ad budding young artists. Although no set curricu- lum is imposed on the students, they are given the opportunity to learn new, and perfect old, skills in many media. Their works, in charcoal, in water-colors, in oil, in clay, in pastels, and in ink, are displayed in the foyer throughout the year. Advertisements and decorations for class other school functions are dances and many Art Club brightens up the school. often created in the prevailing atmosphere of artistic pandamonium.

Underclassmen 4th ROW: J. Mitnick, A. Savage, M. Feinberg, J. Uretsky, R. Swartz, L. Nidle, J. Pollack, R. Levy, Leavitt, R. Burgess, P. Fisher, F. Gaschen, S. Mc- J. Weiner, R .Tamkin, D. Snvder, J. Bernstein, Intyre, F. Kaplan, S. Garnhum, L. Goldstein, K. Rock- R. Barber, R. Rubin, K. Margolis,' M. Silk; SEATED: ett; 3rd ROW: J. Wolfe, S. Cohen, S. Cooper, J. Roth- J. Kerzner, H. Winzelberg, D. Jones, L. Glaser, E. child, K. Medaglia, D. Stubbs, C. Barber, E. Martin, Taylor, K. Horn, S. Gross, H. Levine, R. Coran, S. .1. Satter, C. Sweet, L. Rosen, T. Melcher, N. Newman; Patz, M. Lakin. 2nd ROW: I). Berch, L. Pearlman, S. Tanzer, M. I

UPPERCLASSMEN 4th ROW: E. Finstein, C. Briggs, L. Thaler, R. Plot- L. Lawrence, G. Yunick, M. McGeown, W. Mayer, J. nick, D. Moore, A. Clough, M. Hayes, J. Lippa, M. Robinson, G. Rogoff, N. Raisman, V. Sheldon, L. Wal- Urann, J. Howard, I. Boonstra; 3rd ROW: H. Hewes, per, L. Gould, P. Norman, P. Bluhm; SEATED: N. M. Teevens, H. Freedman, S. Elliot, F. Wolf, J. Green- Steinberg, M. Friedman, H. Saxe, S. Hatch, L. Finer, gross, M. Shapiro, J. Callahan, S. Linsky, R. Mall, C. S. Stefaney, R. Stone, M. Friedman, S. Oringer, J. Earle, N. Pace, B. Hurvitz, S. Yanco, M. Young; 2nd Leeds, G. Lamb, B. Cohen. ROW: R. Martin, V. Putman, R. Silverman, S. Gooltz,

Creative abilities are developed

Learning from each other.

No, not painting by numbers.

113 Bringing France a Little Closer

FRENCH CLUB

The French Club, under the supervision of its advisors, Mr. DeLacoste, and Miss Newton, explores the different aspects of French life and the French language. The members parti- cipate in bi-monthly meetings using the French language. A visitor to a meeting might see the members playing French monopoly, Scrabble, watching slides of France, or listen- ing to French music. This year some of the students arranged for pen pals in France. Nous nous amusons bien, n'est-ce pas?

UNDERCLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Cathy Barber, Program Chairman; Deborah Stubbs, President; Joyce Corey, Vice-Presi- dent; Miss Newton, Advisor; Joan Tuttle, Secretary.

JUNIOR MEMBERS liams, J. Kvaraceus, S. Orans, L. Katz, B. Manzer, 4th ROW: S. Prosack, D. Peltier, M. Shapiro, D. B. Kaufman, S. Jacobs, B. Marcus; Xorris, \V. Rofelsohn, J. Kravetz, D. Stubbs, E. Mar- J. McFarland, R. Locke, M. Pliskin, M. Shaff, R. Margil. tin; 3rd ROW': A. Ward, C. Barber, M. Teevens, S. SEATED: Schneider, Miss Newton advisor, S. Cohen, R. Aines, M. Stein, J. Tuttle, A. Lamm, J. Corey, J. A. — Corey, M. Markt; 2nd ROW: H. Leitman, G. Wil- Greenfield, R. Smith, L. Hall.

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UPPERCLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Diane McLaughlin, Treasurer, Andrea Kier, Secretary; Marilyn Kauffmann, Vice-President; Mr. De- Lacoste, Advisor; Dale Lasden, President.

SENIOR MEMBERS 3rd ROW: S. Cohen, L. Dolph, J. Greengross, D. L. Yellen, N. Taylor, R. Bluestein, S. Rivkind; McLaughlin, M. Kauffmann, C. Sterbakov, J. Bern- SEATED: D. Lasden, H. Russell, A. Kier, L. Eisen- stein; 2nd ROW: Mr. DeLacoste, Advisor, J. Robinson, berg, K. Ellis, L. Wolfson. 4th ROW: J. Tuttle, R. Laschever, P. Berkowitz, S. Shwom, S. Aines, L. Nidle, J. Schultz, C. Wald- W. Asnes, A. Abber, A. Schwadron, C. Leonard, S. man, E. Herlihy, R. Burgess, E. Mirkin, J. Pollack, Weiner, S. Namyet, M. Rabinovitz, G. Winzelberg, E. R. Levy, S. Levitan, R. Stone, M. Hershenson, S. Wolfson, C. Gelpke, R. Haffer, K. Gross; 3rd ROW: Olken; SEATED: S. Hirshon, J. Kerzner, N. Liber- J. McFarland, M. Bloch, B. Marcus, L. Fata, H. Brom- man, C. Hurvitz, H. Leitman, B. Kaufman, M. Urann, berg, R. Baker, J. Layton, A. Rubin, A. Ward, Miss Chase—advisor, L. Hall, B. Shaer, M. Lakin, S. Strasnick, R. Hurvitz, M. Goldman, C. Zimmerman, M. Pliskin, L. Wolfson, K. Ellis, C. Lovatt. L. Price, J. Satter, S. Rivkind; 2nd ROW: M. Berger,

JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Each alternate Friday morning, the Junior Classical League, an orgainzation designed to promote the culture and heritage of ancient Rome, assembles. A typical meeting could in- clude seeing Miss Chase's recently-taken slides of Roman ruins,playing Latin password and other word games, hearing reports, or even singing popular American songs in Latin. Due to the increased size of the club this year, many more activities are available. The members hope to put on a Roman Banquet, the annual slave auction, and possibly even an assembly. Students, because of their enthusiastic support of the League, keep Latin alive in Sharon High.

OFFICERS Left to Right: Carol Lovatt, Treasurer; Steven Weiner, President; Miss Chase, Advisor; Roberta Laschever, Vice-President; Karen Ellis, Secre- tary.

Eat, drink, and be merry- -next period we go back to class. Learning Radio Theory and Morse Code

EXECUTIVE BOARD Left to Right: William McQueen, Michael Altshuler, Michael Polimer.

THE RADIO CLUB An innovation among Sharon High School Testing a complicated radio set-up. activities this year is the Radio Club. Under the instruction of Mr. Paul Ares, a local tele- vision serviceman, and Mrs. Phyllis Hoffman, the members are taught radio theory and Morse code. The goal of the club is to teach its members how to become amateur radio RADIO CLUB operators.

3rd ROW: P. Cohen, M. Altshuler, D. Nelson, R. Hawkins, D. Nasanofsky, S. Cushman, R. Rousstau; Gold, S. Hyde, M. Hayes, R. Hawes; 2nd ROW: SEATED: R. Martin, M. Miller, M. Mahler, Mr. Paul G. Neault, W. McQueen, C. Hamer, K. Reekstin, D.. Ares—advisor, J. Drucker, M. Polimer, S. Julius.

117 Discovering the Wonders of Mathematics

"This is NOT just a doodle—it has a mathe- matical explanation."

OFFICERS Left to Right: Marc Silverstein, Vice-President; Lewis Smith, Secretary-Treasurer; Howard Waxman, President; Mrs. Reardon, Advisor.

MATH CLUB

This year great interest has been shown in the Math Club by the student body. The main function of the club is to learn about mathe- matics in a way which will be beneficial to all. The members of the club are introduced to so- phisticated math in the form of advanced prob- lems, complex mathematical puzzles and con- structions, and interesting lectures and discus- sions with the advisor of the club, Mrs. Reardon.

3rd ROW: H. Waxman, M. Lesberg, A. Marks, S. stein, N. Pruchansky; SEATED: P. Berkowitz, D. Rittenberg, M. Altshulcr, W. McQueen; 2nd ROW: Kates, S. Ross, M. Silverstein, M. Mahler, R. Hurvitz. C. Cittadino, L. Smith, M. Cohn, J. Dulong, M. Blue-

1 18 OFFICERS Left to Right: Michael Morgan, Chairman of Com- mittees; Russell Levitan, Treasurer; Mr. Davenport, Advisor; Neal Pruchansky, President; Milton Mahler, Secretary.

Performing a classic experiment.

Exploring the Intriguing World of Science

SCIENCE CLUB

Since science is of extreme importance to- curriculum. Meeting once a week, the Science day, students interested in this field have an Club gives the student the chance to delve opportunity through the Science Club, under deeply into the scientific fields, whether for the direction of Mr. Davenport, to satisfy their sheer enjoyment or for background prepara- curiosity and to conduct experiments above tions for a career. and beyond the subjects covered in the school

3rd ROW: B. Rosen, M. Applebaum, H. Zakon, J. berg, P. Goldberg, E. Smith, T. Kalb, S. Lillard, J. Krug, M. Lillard, M. Altshuler, S. Bernstein, B. Sher- Bernstein, S. Lerner, K. Murphy; SEATED: M. Mah- man, S. Weiner, S. Hyde, S. Rittenberg, H. Waxman, ler, W. McQueen, P. Cohen, A. Wiseberg, C. Citta- P. Berkowitz, R. Davis, G. Blumenthal, C. Hurwitz, dino, S. Siegel, D. Ahnberg, Mr. Davenport—advisor, R. Hurvitz; 2nd ROW: B. Bluestein, L. Pliskin, A. N. Pruchansky, E. Gooltz, E. Horan. M. Bluestein, Schwadron, S. Strasnick, M. Morgan, A. Bernstein, D. Kates, G. Tamkin, R. Kovner. D. Katz, R. Salon, R. Levitan, M. Karlin, G. Winzel-

1 19 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 3rd ROW: M. Adamic, M. Manzer, H. Hawes, V. P. Ponn, E. Finstein, S. Eastman, R. Franks, J. Winer, E. Shear, M. Kauffmann, E. Wolfson, M. Goldstein, S. Greenberg, B. Lappen, J. Purdy; SEAT- Peltier, P. Fisher, P. Williams, S. Namyet, L. Flem- ED: J. Watkins, L. Hughes, H. Winzelberg, E. Smith, ing, D. Peltier, B. Dufresne, L. Powell, J. Leavitt, T. Kalb, N. Rich, Miss England—advisor, K. Horn, D. Stubbs, J. Kvaraceus; 2nd ROW: L. Glazier, L. J. Hoffman, J. Layton, J. Rothchild, J. Metter, S. Waldrun, E. May, E. Wells, I. Boonstra, M. Teevans, Patz, R. Swartz, R. Barber. V. VanDamme, J. Dulong, S. Brookfield, M. Chase. Melodious Sounds of Music by

CHORUS ith ROW: J. Aronson, D. Ahnberg, M. Peltier, D. man, C. Waldman, V. Sheldon, B. Manzer, E. May, Matthews, R. Reeves, S. Washburn, C. Johnson, R. M. Teevens, E. Wells, I. Boonstra; SEATED: E. Holmes, W. Darrow, W. Horan, B. Dufresne; 3rd Smith, T. Kalb, J. Schultz, A. Moeder, Miss Eng- ROW: H. Hewes, R. Nickerson, D. Shamitz ,W. land—advisor, G. Yunik, J. Layton, J. Tuttle, E. Boyle, M. Smith, P. Williams, L. Fleming, L. Powell, Finstein, J. Goldstein. J Brookfield; 2nd ROW: S. Hollinghurst, S. East-

120 MUSIC GLEE CLUB AND CHORUS Under the expert leadership of Miss Carolyn England, new to Sharon High this fall, both the Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus can be relied upon to provide us with a wonderful "sound of music." With both groups in full operation, a pleasant variety of popular, folk, and classical music comes forth from the throats of all the talented, enthusiastic mem- bers. Though rehearsals are closed affairs, all students have the chance to hear the melo- dious sounds of these groups at assemblies and concerts throughout the year.

Formal presentation at an assembly.

Chorus and Glee Club m m. < F

Studying the music.

21 Enjoying Classical Masterpieces

4th ROW: B. Barr, C. Valavanis, M. Peltier, D. Haw- B. Beckman, M. Stein, R. Franks, D. Kates, N. Pruch- kins, M. Altshuler, S. Weiner, D. Winer, E. Leventhal, ansky, C. Seward, E. Lashchever, A. Moeder, G. E. Wolfson, R. Laschever, M. Rafkin; 3rd ROW: Yunik, M. Mahler, A. Cohen, J. Bernstein, S. Lillard, D. Tuttle, S. Prosack, A. Rotchchild, N. Layton, W. M. Pliskin, L. Holding; SEATED: S. Showom, E. Horan, B. Dufresne, B. Goldstein, S. Linsky, B. Smith, A. Kier, N. Gaull, R. Lamm, Mr. Chappuis Morton, D. Stubbs, J. Leonard, S. Cohen; 2nd ROW: —Advisor, L\ Katz, L. Ellis, P. Bluhm, P. Smith. CLASSICAL MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB Another addition to Sharon High School's more fully. At the beginning of each meeting, clubs is the Classical Music Appreciation Club, one of the members gives a short talk on the under the guidance of Mr. Chappuis. Its pur- composer and the piece to be played. The rest pose is to introduce the students to the mas- of the meeting involves the students in listen- terpieces of classical music with the hope that ing and trying to understand the musical work when they become better acquainted with it, of that week. they will be able to appreciate and enjoy it

122 OFFICERS Left to Right: Anita Moeder, Secretary-Treasurer; Jef- frey Aronson, President; Miss Perotta, Advisor. 'If I had my way, I'd tear this building down.

Humming, Strumming, Picking, and Singing

FOLK SONG CLUB The Folk Song Club, one of the newer acti- A number of records and a subscription to vities at Sharon High, has once again met a folk magazine have been purchased and do- with an eager response from the student body. nated to the school library. In the near future, The club members and Miss Perotta get to- the club members hope to attend a folk con- gether to take part in hootenannies, listen cert. All the members enrich their attraction to various albums, and give both banjo and to folk music and a good time is always in store guitar lessons. All facets of folk music are ex- at the folk song get-togethers. plored to some degree.

4th ROW: M. Hayes, E. Wolfson, J. Lippa, C. Hamer, Brookfield, L. Carpeno, N. Raisman, G. Rogoff, B. P. Fisher, D. Winer, R. Nickerson, I. Forman; 3rd Bluestein, S. Brookfield; SEATED: A. Moeder, S. ROW: T. Coleman, J. Aronson, M. Teevans, M. Rivkind, C. Lovatt, M. Gordon, L. Eisenberg, V. Put- Young, L. Fleming, D. Moore, C. Olken, M. Shapiro, nam, E. Herlihy, R. Bluestein, D. Lasden, S. Rosen- I. Boonstra, H. Hawes; 2nd ROW: D. Ahnberg, P. thal. Spaulding, C. Earle, D. Handrahan, J. Leonard, J.

123 3rd ROW: A. Moeder, J. Brookfield, H. Smith, R. fresne, D. Matthews, R. Gold, R. Davis, B. Kublin, Reeves, R. Holmes, M. Newman, B. Manzer, S. Hol- P. Keith; SEATED: A. Kesselman, S. Waldman, T. linghurst; 2nd ROW: Mr. Hoffmann—conductor, M. Stolar, B. Ratner, P. Blass, A. Gold, S. Brown, R. Bluestein, J. Neipris, A. Karlsberg, S. Hyde, B. Du- Brass, A. Post.

Providing Entertainment at

THE BAND

An important part of every student gather- ing, be it assembly or pep rally, is Sharon's Concert Band. This year under the direction of Mr. Hoffmann, the band has not only mas- tered the marches of Sousa and Walters, but also enlarged its repertoire with an entirely new folio of concert pieces. Each Friday morning, the music room has been the scene of much activity, as the members of the band work hard to perfect such pieces as "Blue Skies", "Pavane", and "Alexander's Ragtime Band." Their diligence has not been without rewards. In keeping with longstanding tradi- tion, the band has once again distinguished itself, by having among its members two mu- sicians, Linda Donph and Ronald Brass, chosen for participation in the South Eastern District Music Festival.

'A-wundaful, a-wundaful."

124 ORCHESTRA

Although this is one of the smallest groups at Sharon High, the members of the orchestra are very devoted and accomplish- ed young musicians. The group plays classical music, often de- signed for quartets or other small groups. There is nothing small, however, about the quality of the music they produce after their many hours of practice. Under the direction of Mr. Hoff- man, this group has certainly proven that it is quality and not quantity that is important.

ORCHESTRA Left to Right: L. Dolph, Mr. Hoffman- conductor, M. Kauffmann, D. Katzman, J. Hoffmann, J. Leavitt.

Assemblies and Pep Rallies

DANCE BAND STANDING: Mr. Hoffman—conductor, M. Lesberg, H. Smith, S. Hyde, S. Brown, S. Heller; SEATED: S. Waldman, T. Stolar, R. Brass, A. Gold, R. Gold.

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Participation in sports has developed our talent by emphasizing specialty, and has strengthened our character by instilling spirit and sportsmanship. Spirit and the desire to win has encouraged all our teams. However, this zealous spirit has not overshadowed the quality of sportsmanship. Sharon teams have always been respected for their fine sportsmanship both in victory and defeat. Specialty

is another key to the success of Sharon teams. Through vigorous practice, Sharon teams have specialized both individual

and team skills. Spirit, sportsmanship, and specialty —these three qualities have led Sharon teams on to exciting and glorious victories. They are qualities which we have developed in the shadow of Sharon High School —qualities which we will retain in our future lives. 4th ROW: J. Callahan, N. Layton, J. Tuttle, R. Las- han, B. Manzer, M. Markt, M. Hatch, D. Simollari, J. chever, S. Barker, D. Moore, M. Peltier, B. Dufresne, Bernstein, K. Benigni, S. Lillard, R. Bluestein, L. M. Lillard, J. Krug, N. Lindberg, I. Boonstra; 3rd Carpino, A. Moeder; SEATED: L. Wolfson, L. Wal- ROW: S. Brookfield, J. Corey, J. Ingram, J. Corey, per, J. Schultz, N. Gaull, J. Layton, S. Ford, T. L. Powell, L. Mitnick, L. Lawrence, S. Eastman, M. Melcher, E. Smith, T. Kalb, L. Gould, S. Rosenthal. Teevens, J. Hynes; 2nd ROW: J. Leonard, D. Handra- Increasing School Spirit and Rendering

OFFICERS Left to Right: Judy Bernstein, Treasurer; Susan Lillard, Vice-President; Linda Pitt, Point Secretary; Marianne Lillard, Secretary; Roberta Laschever, President.

An "undercover" transaction between Mikie and Steve.

128 GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB This year the members of the Girls' Varsity Club have worked hard to establish it as one of the most outstanding service organizations of the school. Besides the regular activities of the club, including the sale of bookcovers and potato chips, the semi-annual carwash, and the organi- zation of the intramural program, the girls can proudly state that their efforts for both the soccer and basketball rallies contributed largely to the success of these functions. By contribut- ing numerous decorations and a lively skit, the spirit of the club and the entire school was en- thusiastically displayed. The eventual purpose of all the club's activties is a donation to the stu- dent scholarship fund and the payment of the "It was here a minute ago." girls' varsity sweaters, which are awarded to seniors.

Service to the School

The Stooges return to help "Coach Davenhood" at "Sherwood High School."

The girls get Mr. Davenport in shape for the season's opening pep rally.

129 Organizing School Activities and Promoting

BOYS' VARSITY CLUB

If any motto could be given to the Boys'

Varsity Club, it should be "Service with Dis- tinction", for ever since the founding of the club, this has been its goal. Under the gui- dance of Mr. Hall and very often on their own, the boys run various activities which have become school tradition, such as the cake sale, the talent show, and the pep rallies. Besides these, the club also provides bus transportation to away games and boys' ath- letic equipment for general use. Because of this, the boys who wear the Varsity Club em- blem, wear it with pride.

OFFICERS Left to Right: Edward Becker, Treasurer; Herman Stein- berg, Recording Secretary; Joel Goober, Vice President; Lawrence Green, Corresponding Secretary; Louis Ioanilli, President.

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3rd ROW: R. Swartz, J. Hosmer, S. Weiner, C. Mad- SEATED: M. Polimer, E. Koskella, R. Kovner, R. den, E. Eigen, C. Goodband, M. Kellner, S. Spac-k; Bibbo, Mr. Hall—advisor, L. Green, G. Tamkin, R. 2nd ROW: W. Melcher, D. Lambert, M. Rafkin, W. Jacobs. Boyle, L. Ioanelli, J. Goober, E. Becker, P. Nascenzi;

130 Good Sportsmanship

'We've got the team that's on the beam.'

Varsity Club members sell basketball game tickets.

President Lou Ioanilli passes out third prize to Cathy Gelpke at the Talent Show. i si.:

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Varsity Club members supplement cheerleading squad.

131 1 32 Cheer for the boys

"They make the baskets, we make the noise."

CHEERLEADERS

Once again Sharon High School not only performed well in actual basketball competition, but also during half-times and time-outs. Our nine regular Varsity cheerleaders and the three alternates were not merely performers, but they were, in the true sense of the word, "cheerleaders". They not only inspired the players, but also encouraged the spec- tators to join in on each cheer. Cheering with vitality, dignity, and poise, the cheerleaders of 1965 were a group of girls of which Sharon High could be proud.

"Victory, victory, yes, yes, yes!' Soccer team scores

VARSITY 4th ROW: Mr. Blanchon—coach, J. Chamberlain, M. Maguire, R. Swartz, J. Lovitz, J. Maguire; 1st ROW: Kessel, C. Madden, D. Mahoney, J. Hosmer, G. Shel- P. Sturman, R. Swartz. D. Lambert, W. Melcher, J. don, E. Eigen; 3rd ROW: R. Markt, B. Rich, M. Kell- Kamp, L. Ioanilli—captain, M. Bluestein, T. Watkins, ner, C. Goodband, M. Parker, H. Waxman, N. Cham- G. Goodband, P. Talewsky—manager, R. Davis, man- berlain, M. Levy, R. West; 2nd ROW: E. Horan, A. ager. Kamp, J. Waller, C. Keeling, J. Goober, R. Klos, D.

Coach Blanchon and his Rebel soccer team opened the 1964 athletic season at Sharon High School on a highly successful note. This team won more games than any other Rebel squad as they compiled an impres- sive 12-2 record. The Rebels were young this year and inexperience may have cost them the league championship, but Coach Blanchon and the boys feel confident that they will regain the title next year.

JUNIOR VARSITY 3rd ROW: B. Powell, B. Weiner, S. Segal, D. Fur- sen, B. Leonard, S. Sherer, J. Hershman, M. Str- ber, D. Katz, M. Uretsky, M. Klane, M. Rabino- yer; 1st ROW: B. Berglund, E. Gooltz, B. Lovatt, witz, D. Purdy, G. Parker, K. Baker, Mr. Rebello H. Baker, R. Segal, R. Salon, A. Kesselman, B. -coach; 2nd ROW: E. Weinberg, C. Johnson, M. Cedar, B. Cornish, C. Thomas, B. Ratner. Bezanson, S. Smeed, M. Sarver, J. Taylor, B. Ro-

1 34 another winning season

Ready, willing, and able.

SOCCER SCORES We Opponent They 9 So. Shore Vocational 0 1 Quincy 2 4 North Quincy 2 3 Duxbury 0 4 Norwell 0 5 Stonehill Frosh 0 5 Avon 1 7 So. Shore Vocational 0 4 Quincy 2 1 North Quincy 2 5 Duxbury 2 Photo by Patriot Ledger 2 Norwell 1 Donny boots the ball along. 8 Hingham 0 5 Avon 2 FIELD HOCKEY

Hey girls, you lost the ball.

3rd ROW: L. Yellen—manager, S. Aines—manager, Miss Decas—coach; 2nd ROW: M. Urann, J. Kvarac- K. Simollari, M. Wells, M. Teevens, R. McNulty, H. eus, M. Lindberg, J. Tuttle, P. Williams, L. Fleming, Waterman, J. Mitnick, J. Metter, J. Layton, J. Leeds, S. Prosack; 1st ROW: J. Corey, C. Pearce, J. Satter, M. Purdy, A. Schneider, H. Saxe, S. Fogg—manager, C. Lovatt, A. Kier, R. Laschever, M. Purdy, J. Corey.

Bring it all the way down. FIELD HOCKEY

A new sport was added to the fall agenda this year. The Girls' Field Hock- ey Team, under the coaching of Miss Decas, joined in interscholastic competi- tion with many of the neighboring towns. The enthusiasm of the girls never failed although their premier season was unsuccessful. They practiced hard every afternoon to learn how to play with knowledge and skill. Next year's team will prove that all this practice was worthwhile.

136 CROSS COUNTRY

Weeks before the actual Cross Country- season began, Mr. Coviello, the coach, started to get his team in shape. Each day the boys ran many miles up and down hills, through woods, and around the track to get into top-notch condi- tion. Due to the large number of spirited underclassmen on the team, we expect even better teams in the future.

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The long trek home.

We'll make it in the long run

3rd ROW: Mr. Coviello—coach, A. Marks, M. Kravitz, Vaerenewyck, F. Gaschen; 1st ROW: S. Kesselman R. Cohen, S. Mahoney, M. Silverstein; 2nd ROW: C. T. Appel, C. Riser, W. Boone, A. Worth, J. Teevens Leonard, F, Gaschen, R. Tamkin, D. Valavanis, T. Van R. Shaw.

137 Developing Precision, Co-ordination and Strength

UPPERCLASSMEN 3rd ROW: D. Powers, G. Swartz, G. Mc- Auliffe, C. Andrews, D. Dimock, A. Pepin, B. Trost, D. Young; 2nd ROW: D. Santos, M. Levenson, W. Wheeler, J. Peterson, D. Saunders, R. McNevin, D. Cohen, A. Nies- sink, P. Nascenzi, W. Melcher; Seated: S. Morrison, J. Thomas, J. Tower, D. Gra- ham, J. Kessler, Mr. Hall—advisor, D. Ahnberg, M. Polimer, R. Slater, A. Gold.

FRESHMEN 3rd ROW: M. Shultz, E. Lippa, F. Glynn, N. Chamberlain, H. Greenberg, B. Fieman, L. Kaplan; 2nd ROW: T. Stolar, R. Whitaker, R. McKinnon, G. Trask, R. Gold, J. Teevans, M. Bezanson, B. Powell; SEATED: R. "Going up?" Shaw, A. Worth, J. Scott, Mr. Hall—advisor, P. Keith, J. Jacobs, R. Maria.

GYMNASTICS

"Mens Sana in Corpore Sano"

"A sound mind and a sound body is a short but full description of a happy state in this world." To balance its academic program, Sharon High School presents to its students an excellent phy- sical fitness program. Through the Gymnastic Club, a student may strive to gain the precision, co-ordination, strength, and experienced skill necessary to a top gymnast. Yet, this goal is achieved only by perser- verence and constant practice. Although its at- tainment is made possible only through the ex- tensive time, effort, and energy involved, its payment of top physical fitness is in itself a rich reward.

"Who said I can't fly."

138 GIRLS' BASKETBALL

JUNIOR VARSITY STANDING: Miss Decas—coach, M. Urann, R. Haffer, S. Barker, S. Garnhum, S. Namyet, D. Stubbs, M. Maguire, J. Layton—manager; 1st ROW: J. Metter, C. Pierce, J. Kvaraceus, M. Laschever, J. Mitnick, S. Brookfield, H. Waterman.

GIRLS' BASKETBALL This year the Girls' Varsity basketball team had a successful season, ending up with a record of 4-3 in Hockomock League action. Spurred on by high-scorer Nancy Lindberg and quick defensive player Roberta Laschever, the girls saw exciting action, almost beating the undefeated League champions, Oliver Ames. As a result of their fine record, the girls entered into the Goldfingers Southeastern Massachusetts Girls' Invitational Tour- nament which was held during February Vacation.

J JO S VARSITY STANDING: Miss Decas—coach, D. Moore, J. Callahan, B. Manzer, P. Williams, J. Layton—manager; 1st ROW: J. Corey, L. Lawrence, N. Lindberg, S. Hynes, T. Mail- hot.

139 VARSITY Left to Right: R. Davis—manager, W. Boyle—mana- Mahoney, L. Bianchi, M. Lesberg, D. Lambert, R. ger, R. Swartz, J. Waller, L. Ioanilli, E. Eigen, C. Kittredge—manager, Mr. Davenport—coach, H. Madden, M. Kessel, J. Chamberlain, J. Ripley, D. Steinberg—captain.

Eagles Place Third in Hockomock

JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: R. Kittredge—manager, S. Margil, G. R. Sprout, D. Purdy, D. Maguire, M. Klane, A. White, Goodband, T. Watkins, P. Sturman, R. Klos, R. Fur- R. Davis—manager, Mr. Cronin—coach, ber, G. Sheldon, S. Young, P. Gershfield, J. Hosmer,

140 BASKETBALL

Although Sharon High School Eagles re- linquished their Hockomock League supre- macy this past season, the team sported an accent on youth and a very promising future. Finishing with a respectable 11-5 mark, Coach Davenport's squad gained valuable ex- perience and all important poise. With nine lettermen returning next season, including four of the five starters and Varsity candi- Hermie takes that ball the other way. dates from an undefeated Junior Varsity squad, the Eagles are looking forward to re- gaining the League title and once again com- League Action peting for the Class C Championship.

BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENT THEY 56 Silver Lake 59 57 Silver Lake 58 79 Randolph 65 85 King Philip 73 59 Foxboro 60 72 Stoughton 39 45 Canton 42 60 Mansfield 37 49 Oliver Ames 71 52 Franklin 57 55 Randolph 54 77 King Philip 70 65 Stoughton 39 76 Canton 38 74 Franklin 59 49 Oliver Ames 70 95 Mansfield 60 48 Foxboro 72

Ray racks up the points.

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INDEX

Administration 8 Art Club 112

Band 124 Bicentennial of Sharon 6 Boys' Basketball 140 Boys' Gymnastic Club 138 Boys' Varsity Club 130

Cheerleaders 132 Chess Club 104 Chorus 120 Classical Music Appreciation 122 Classical Reading Club 106 Creative Writing Club 110 Cross Country 137

Debating Club 96 Dedication 4 Dramatics Club 108 EAGLE 98

Faculty 10 Folk Song Club 123 French Club 114 Freshmen 83 F.T.A Ill

Girls' Basketball 139 Girls' Field Hockey 136 Girls' Varsity Club 128 Glee Club 120 Guidance Department 9

Home-Economics Club 107

Junior Classical League 116 Junior Prom 62 Junior Red Cross 100 Juniors 72

Library Aids 103

MARSENGOLD 66

Math Club •. 118

National Honor Society 94

Orchestra 125

Radio Club 117

Science Club 119 Senior Advisors 7 Senior Play 64 Seniors 20 Soccer 134 Sophomores 78 Student Council 92

Visual Aids Club 102

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