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THE  PARTRIDGE 


National  Events 


Quints  were  born  in  Aberdeen,  S.  D., 
and  in  Venezuela  in  the  same  week. 
Here  two  of  the  American  quints  pose 
for  pictures  before  going  home. 


Lyndon  B.  Johnson  of  Texas 
took  office  immediately  follow- 
ing President  Kennedy's  death 
and  affirmed  his  intention  of 
continuing  the  foreign  and 
domestic  policies  of  his  prede- 
cessor. 


Leaking  gas  exploded  during  the  finale 
of  an  ice  show  in  Indianapolis,  killing 
68  and  injuring  many  others. 


Ransomed  for  $240,000,  Frank  Sinatra,  Jr.  returned  home  safely  two  days 
after  being  kidnaped  and  posed  with  his  sister  Tina,  left,  and  his  mother, 
Mrs.  Nancy  Sinatra. 


Accused  slayer  of  President  Kennedy,  Lee  Oswald,  was  shot  fatally  before 
national  TV  audience.  Right:  Mrs.  Jacqueline  Kennedy,  Caroline  and  John, 
Jr.  leave  Washington  for  Christmas  in  Florida. 


n  Review — 1963 


With  the  assassination  of  John  F.  Kennedy  of  Massachusetts,  youngest  president  in  U.S. 
history,  the  country  lost  a  highly-regarded  and  remarkably  capable  statesman  and 
administrator. 


President  DeGaulle  of  France, 
saluting,  stands  with  German 
Chancellor  Erhard,  right,  and 
President  Lubke,  as  some  heads 
of  state  gathered  in  tribute  to 
the  late  President  Kennedy. 


President  Kennedy,  and  soon-to-be-retired,  Ger- 
man Chancellor  Adenauer  met  in  Bonn  during 
Kennedy's  successful  ten-day  tour  of  Western 
Europe. 


President  Kennedy  and  then 
Vice-President  Johnson  (second 
from  right )  met  with  leaders  of 
the  August  "March  on  Wash- 
ington" dramatizing  the  nation's 
leading  domestic  issue  in  1963. 


Major  Gordon  Cooper  received 
the  Distinguished  Service  Medal 
from  President  Kennedy  at  the 
White  House  in  May,  following 
Cooper's  22  orbit  flight  and 
manually  controlled  re-entry. 


Duxbury 
Massachusetts 


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D987  DUXB'JRY  FREE  LIBRARt 


duxbury  high  school 
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DEDICATION 

In  keeping  with  our  theme,  "All  the  world's  a  stage, " 
we  have  dedicated  our  yearbook  to  the  director  of  two  of 
our  successful  plays.    Mr.  Jenness,  the  feeling  of  appre- 
ciation towards  you  is  something  which  can't  be  written 
down,  but  in  order  to  show  how  we  feel,  the  Class  of  1964 
dedicates  this  Partridge  to  our  teacher,  director,  and 
friend  -  Mr.  Raymona  Jenness. 


Left  to  right:  Mrs.  Irene 
Sherwood  (Advisor),  David 
Marshall  (Editor-in-chief), 
Judy  Jokinen. 


Donna  Prince,  Katherine 
Jokinen  (Layout  and  Art 
Editor),  Angus  Crowe. 


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Cheryl  Mulder,  Sally  Scherff 
(Head  Typist) 


Cubs:   Marilyn  Smithson  and  Helen  Merrick. 


Bonnie  Poole,  Kent  Kopke  (Busi- 
ness Manager),  Robert  French. 


Marcia  Burpee,  Joanna  Conathan 
(Literary  Editor),  Jean  Baker. 


Steven  Wi I liams,  Dawson  Johnson 
(Photography  Editor),  Carole 
French. 


(Sponsored  by  Buttner's) 


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administration 


Left  to  Right;  Mrs.  Thomas  E.  Stott,  Mr.  Robert  B. 
Mendenhall,  Mrs.  Lyle  K.  Bush.  (Guidance) 


Left  to  Right:  Miss  Helen  F.  Hanigan,  Mrs.  Albert  C 
Paulding,  Mrs.  George  S.  Ferrell,  Mrs.  Howard  M. 
Blanchard.  (Secretaries  ) 


Top  to  Bottom:  Dr.  Everett  L.  Handy,  Mr.  Harry  B. 
McCormick,  Mr.  Ralph  N.  Blakeman. 


Mrs.  Irene  Sherwood 


Mr.  Robert  Sullivan 


Mr.  George  Teravainen 


Mrs.  Wi Imor  Reed 


Mr.  Robert  Anderson 


Mr.  David  Murphy 
Mr.  Charles  Anderson 


Mr.  Charles  Kraemer 


Mr.  Raymond  Jenness  Miss  Nancy  Jo  Altpeter 


Mr.  Robert  Martin  Miss  Janet  Proulx 


Miss  Audrey  Hibbett  Mrs.  Anne  Welcker 


Mr.  Edwin  Greene  Mrs.  Robert  P.  Nunes 


Sponsored  by  Bernard's 


Mr.  Lawrence  Dunn 


Mr.  Robert  Backus 


Mrs.  Malcolm  Brock 


Mr.  Gordon  Leighron 


Mrs.  Eleseberh  Bencordo  Miss  Anna  Davis  Mr.  Roger  Jarvis  Mr.  Karl  Stahl 


VANIA  DA  COSTA  AGUIAR 
"Earth  has  not  anything  to  show  more  fair." 
Joined  our  class  in  1963. 

Our  exchange  student  from  Vitoria,  Brazil,  i 963 -64;  Student 
Council  4;  American  Field  Service  4;  Senior  Play. 

"O.K.  "..."Three  Blind  Mice" . . .  Brazi  I . . .  "Oh  smi  le.  . . 
The  Sheets'. 


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MARLENE  CHRISTINE  AHLQUIST 
(Marl) 

"I  live  not  in  myself,  but  I  become  a  portion  of  that  around  me." 
Cheerleader  3;  Senior  Play. 

"Oh,  yeh !  " .  .  .  Las  Vegas.  . .  Le  land's.  . .  sportscar.  .  .Tassy 's. . .  D.  F . 


ANDREW  WALLACE  ALEXANDRE 
(Andy) 

"My  life  is  like  a  stroll  on  the  beach,  as  near  to  the  ocean's  edge 
I  can  go.  " 

Joined  our  class  in  1963. 
Golf  4. 

Coffee  Shop.  .  .  '47  Green  Pick-up. . .  Bramble  Bush. .  .  "Hey,  Fizz! 


SUSAN  MARGARET  APRIL 
(Samantha) 

"The  days  that  make  us  happy  make  us  wise." 

Field  Hockey  1,2;  Library  Service  Club  1  (President), 2, 3;  Tourna- 
ment of  Plays  3. 

"Hi,  people!".  ..Dairy  Queen.  .  .Model  A...  "Hey,  C.J.!"... 
parties.  .  .Martha's  Vineyard. 


JEAN  BAKER 
(Jeanie) 

"Then  give  the  world  the  best  you  have,  and  the  best  will  come  back 
to  you . " 

National  Honor  Society  2,3,4  (Vice-President -Treasurer);  French 
Honor  Society  2,3,4;  Yearbook  Staff  4;  Student  Council  4;  Witerature 
3,4;  French  Club  2;  Dramatics  Club  2;  American  Field  Service  3,4; 
Choir  i,2,3,4;  S.  E .  M.  S .  B.  A.  3,4;  Tournament  of  Plays  1,3;  Senior 
Play. 

Sweaters.  .  .choir  shows.  .  .French .  .  .glasses.  .  .5'  1  ,'2" .  .  .  Fiat . 


RUTA  BERZINS 
(Taru) 

"Well-timed  silence  has  more  eloquence  than  speech." 

National  Honor  Society  2,  (Secretary)  3,4;  French  Honor  Society  2, 
3,4;  Tennis  4;  Witerature  2,3,4;  French  Club  1  ,2;  Dramatics  Club  2; 
American  Field  Service  2,3,4;  Dance  Committee  2;  Tournament  of 
Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 

Chem  .  Lab .  .  .  .French  Accent .  .  . "  Je  ne  sais  pas" .  .  .handwriting .  . . 
Ford  Station  wagon. 


SHARON  LOUISE  BLANCHARD 
(Pee  Wee) 


"Good  Will  is  the  mightiest  practical  force  in  the  universe." 

Field  Hockey  1,2,3,4;  Basketball  4  (Co-Captain);  Softball  1,2,3,4; 
Sportsmen's  Club  1 , 2, 3, 4;  Witerature  i  ,2,3,4;  Prom  Committee  3; 
Senior  Play . 


'Holy  Guppies!  " .  .  .  1 3  M.  P .  H .  .  .  .  Anchorage .  .  .  Maggi .  .  .monument 
,  .  .3-day  leave. .  .four  eyes.  .  .telephone  poles. 


JOSEPHINE  BORGESON 

(Phina) 

"What  I  must  do  is  all  that  concerns  me,  not  what  the  people  think." 

National  Honor  Society  2,3  (Vice-President) , 4  (President);  Quiz 
Bowl  Team  3;  Field  Hockey  Manager  1,2,3;  Softball  1;  Tennis  3,4; 
Sportsmen's  Club  i  ,2,3,4;  Class  Vice-President  3;  Witerature  2,4 
(Art  Editor);  French  Club  1;  Science  Club  1,2  (Secretary),  3,4;  Amer- 
ican Field  Service  2;  Band  1,2,3,4  (President);  Pit  Band  3;  Prom  Com- 
mittee Chairman  3;  Tournament  of  Plays  1;  Senior  Play. 

"Cauchemar" .  .  .  South  Boston .  .  .  "G.  F .  K .  " .  .  .  dungarees .  .  .The  Ode  ' 
.  .  .fink  bag.  .  .Music  Room.  .  .  Summer  Science.  . .  iconoclast. 


LESLIE  IVERS  BUCKLEY 
(Les) 

"Full  many  a  flower  is  born  to  blush  unseen.  " 

Tassy 's. . .  "Oh,  no !  "  . .  .  "Yah !  " . . .  horses.  . .  "Where 's  Babs ?"  ...  Doc 
tors.  .  .Weymouth.  .  .R.T. 


SANDRA  BURNES 
(Sandee) 

"The  quiet  mind  is  richer  than  a  crown.  " 
Joined  our  class  in  1963. 

"You  know  that !  "  . . .  Army . . .  "Man !  " .  .  .  B .  G . 


,  Kentucky. 


MARCIA  DICKENS  BURPEE 
(Marsh) 

"Four  be  the  things  I'd  been  better  without:.  Love,  curiosity,  freck 
les,  and  doubt . " 

Yearbook  Staff  4;  Field  Hockey  1,2,3,4;  Basketball  1,2,3,4;  Soft- 
ball 1;  Tennis  2,3,4;  Sportsmen's  Club  2,3,4;  Key  3,4;  Witerature 
(Publicity  Editor)  1,2,3  (Secretary),  4  (Editor-in-Chief);  French 
Club  I;  Dramatics  Club  1,2;  American  Field  Service  2,3,4;  Future 
Teachers  of  America  3,4;  Choir  3,4;  S.  E.  M.  S.  B.  A.  Chorus  4;  Dis- 
trict Chorus  4;  Dance  Committee  Chairman  1;  Tournament  of  Plays 
1 ,3;  Senior  Play. 

South  Boston. . .  "Shirley".  .  .G.F.K  jeep.  .  .The  Ode.  .  .  "Ac- 
tually-" . .  .gunga  clothes.  .  .fink  bag.  .  .Camp  T. 


RICHARD  ARTHUR  BUTTERWORTH 

(Rick) 


"He  who  serves  well  and  speaks  not.  " 

CrossCountry  2,3, 4  (Captain);  Track  1,2,3,4;  Sportsmen's  Club 
2,3,4;  French  Club  1,2;  Science  Club  2,3,4;  Dramatics  Club  2; 
American  Field  Service  2,3,4;  Choir  4;  Tournament  of  Plays  1; 
Senior  Play. 

Morning'.1.  .Beurre.  .  .Rickeee. .  .General. 


ARTHUR  MAILMAN  CANNON,  JR. 
"No  one  knows  what  he  can  do  till  he  tries. " 
Audio-Visual  Club  3,-. 
"Oh,  come  on!"  Plymouth  '57  Chevy. 


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'ou  stand  in  your  own  light." 


'Come  on  you  guys,  knock  it  off"  "59  Fond 

own  lordan  Hospital. 


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ALICE  DIANE  COLLINS 

"Culture  is  not  a  substitute  for  life,  but  the  key  to  it." 

National  Honor  Society  2;  Field  Hockey  1,2,3,4;  Basketball  1,2,4; 
Tennis  3,4;  Sportsmen's  Club  2,3,4;  Student  Council  2,3;  French  Club 
i ,2,3;  Dramatics  Club  2;  American  Field  Service  2,3,4;  Band  1,2,3, 
4  (Secretary -Treasurer);  Choir  1,2,3,4  (Secretary);  S.E.M.S.B.-. 
Chorus  1,2,3,4;  New  England  Chorus  2,4;  State  Chorus  2,3,4;  Dis- 
trict Chorus  2,3,4;  Tournament  of  Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 

Music  Room... R.J  Harvard. .  .Rehearsals  I.B  V.W.  Bus. 

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JOANNA  CONATHAN 

(Jo) 


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National  Honor  Society  3,4;  Latin  Honor  Society  3,4;  Quiz  Bowl 
Team  3;  Yearbook  Staff  4  (Literary  Editor);  Field  Hockey  3,4  (Co- 
Captain);  Basketball  4;  Softball  3,4;  Sportsmen's  Club  3,4;  Student 
Council  3,4;  W'-e-s'.-s  -   Se:  e  ;-/);  American  Field  Service  3,4 
:e;  zi~-     :.-.  e  ~  ezz'S'i  z:  3  -  Choir  3,4;  Tournament 

of  Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 


—  jeep  Saquish  The  Ode. . . Blakemai 

.  ■Actually-". .  .gunga  clothes. 


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ELAINE  MARIE  CORCORAN 
(Corky) 

"The  most  useless  day  of  all  is  that  in  which  we  have  not  laughed." 

Field  Hockey  1;  Basketball  1;  Cheerleader  3;  Tournament  of  Plays 
3;  Senior  Play. 

Coffee  Shop. .  .Plymouths. .  .telephone  poles. .  .Boston. 


ANGUS  WARD  CROWE 
(Andy) 

"In  every  deed  of  mischief  he  had  a  heart  to  resolve,  a  head  to 
contrive,  and  a  hand  to  execute." 

Yearbook  Staff  4;  Soccer  3;  Witerature  3,4;  French  Club  1;  Sci- 
ence Club  3,4;  Dramatics  Club  2;  American  Field  Service  3,4; 
Tournament  of  Plays  1;  Senior  Play. 

Waterville.  .  .  skier!  . .  .Montana. . .  Drive-in. .  .O.K. ,  Kent.  . . 
artist. 


ROBERT  JOSEPH  DANGORA 
(Bob) 

"A  man  is  a  worker.    If  he  is  not  that  he  is  nothing." 

Soccer  1;  Football  2  (Manager), 4;  Baseball  4. 

"Yea  I  "...  4H ..."  No  sweat "...  Cows ...  "Hey ,  man !  " 


CATHERINE  FRANCES  DE  LORENZO 
(Sassy) 

"Serving  faithfully,  with  grace  and  humor." 

Field  Hockey  1 ,2,4  (Manager);  Basketball  Manager  3,4;  Tennis  3,4; 
Student  Council  3,4  (Secretary);  Witerature  2,3,4  (Publicity  Editor); 
French  Club  1 ,2;  Dramatics  Club  2;  American  Field  Service  2,3,4; 
Prom  Committee  3;  Tournament  of  Plays  1,3;  Senior  Play. 

Fink  bag. .  .i.  .  .P.J.  parties.  .  .South  Boston. .  .The  Ode. .  .Bells. 


MARY  LYNN  EDWARDS 
"All  things  come  to  him  who  will  but  wait." 
French  Club  2;  Dramatics  Club  2. 

Francois  IV. .  .  tiddly  winks. .  .last  minute  homework .  .  .  Bev's. 


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CHARLES  PIERRE  FERNANDES 
(Charley) 

"He  alone  has  lost  the  art  to  live  who  cannot  make  new  fiends. " 

Joined  our  class  in  1962. 

Soccer  4;  Library  Service  Club  4. 

Friendly.  .  .  "Charlie's  late  again!  "  . .  .tall .  .  .hunting. 


SHIRLEY  FORCIER 
(Shirl) 


"Speech  is  mirror  of  the  soul:  as  a  man  speaks,  so  is  he . " 
Joined  our  class  in  1963. 

Witerature  4;  Creative  Writing  Club  4;  American  Field  Service  4. 
Beach.  .  .walking  shoes.  . .  Pembroke . .  .  newcomer. 


CAROLE  JEAN  FRENCH 
"A  little  time  for  laughter. " 

Yearbook  Staff  4;  Field  Hockey  1,3;  Student  Council  1,4;  Class 
Vice-President  1,2;  Key  3,4;  Witerature  2,3,4  (Literary  Editor); 
French  Club  1,2;  Science  Club  1;  American  Field  Service  2,3,4; 
Dance  Committee  1,2;  Prom  Committee  3;  Senior  Play. 


Legion. .  .monument.  .  .Twin  *2.  .  .doie. 
hostess. 


.C.U.A.T.C.S.... 


EARL  ROBERT  FRENCH,  JR. 
(Frenchy) 

"All  he  does  will  be  wel I  done . " 

Yearbook  4;  Soccer  1,2,3,4  (Co-Captain);  Basketball  1,2,3,4; 
Sportsmen's  Club  2,3,4  (P  resident);  Key  Staff  3,4;  American 
Field  Service  3,4;  Senior  Play. 

"Hey,  Beautiful!  "..  .Ranks. .  .colds.  .  .Twin  #1  .  .  .M.S. 


GAIL  KATHERINE  GARLAND 

"Few  things  are  impossible  to  diligence  and  skill . " 

National  Honor  Society  2,3,4;  Field  Hockey  2,3,4;  Sportsmen's  Club 
3,4;  Witerature  2,4;  French  Club  2  (Treasurer);  Dramatics  Club  2; 
American  Field  Service  3,4;  Tournament  of  Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 

French  accent.  . .  "What  a  farce!  ".  .  .amazing.  .  .philosophy. 


EUGENE  FRANKLIN  GLASS,  JR. 
(Gene) 

"As  full  of  spirit  as  the  month  of  May." 

Basketball  1,2,3;  Baseball  1,2,3;  Sportsmen's  Club  1,2,3,4. 

"Weet-Weet".  .  .truck. .  .hunting.  . .  "Hey,  Jody".  .  .See  Von  Von 
. .  .  "Where's  the  party?" 


ROGER  BRADFORD  HEYWOOD 
(Brad) 

"No  legacy  is  so  rich  as  honesty.  " 

Basketball  1,2;  Student  Council  1,2;  Class  President  1,2;  Science 
Club  1;  Dramatics  Club  2;  Tournament  of  Plays  1,3;  Senior  Play. 

Beat -up  Ford.  .  .Martha's  Vineyard.  .  .Mr.  President. . .  Osborn's. 


WENDY  HOITT 
(Wilhelm) 

"I  am  a  part  of  all  that  I  have  met .  " 

Joined  our  class  in  1963. 

Tennis  4;  Choir  4;  District  Choir  4;  S.  E .  M.  S.  B .  A.  Chorus  4;  Senior 
Play. 

Green  Opel .  .  .sticks.  .  .  "What !  " .  .  .  Needham ..."  I  believe  you" .  . . 
"Marxy .  " 


CYNTHIA  CLARK  HOLL 
(H.O.) 


"My  object  in  living  is  to  unite  my  avocation  and  my  vocation,  as 
my  two  eyes  make  one  in  sight. " 

Basketball  2;  Softball  2;  Sportsmen's  Club  2,3,4;  Witerature  4;  Dra- 
matics Club  2;  American  Field  Service  2,3,4;  Future  Teachers  of 
America  3  (Secretary-Treasurer),  4  (President);  Choir  1,2,3,4;  S.E. 
M.S.B.  A.  1 ,2,4;  Tournament  of  Plays  1 ,3;  Senior  Play. 

Choir  shows.  .  .  "Miss  Pinkerton" .  .  .Mr.  Jarvis.  .  .  '55  Chevy  conver- 
tible. .  .Florida.  .  .  "Oh,  come  off  it! ".  .  .water  skiing. 


DIANE  HUBBARD 
"AM  experience  is  an  arch,  to  build  upon." 

Basketball  2;  Tennis  3,4;  Witerature  4;  Dramatics  Club  2;  American 
Field  Service  4;  Future  Teachers  of  America  3,4;  Senior  Play. 

Skiing .  .  . Ca I ifornia .  .  .  Beach  parties.  .." Nice,  huh ?" . .  .  Disneyland 
.  .  .artist.  .  .North  Conway. 


MARSHA  WADE  HURD 

"In  life  I  shall  tread  alone  and  lead  my  steps  aright." 

Field  Hockey  1,2;  Basketball  I;  Choir  2,3,4;  Tournament  of  Plays 
3;  Senior  Play. 

"Nice!  "..  .The  Theatre.  .  .Johnny  Mathis. .  .  "Oh,  no!"..  .Boston, 
poetry. .  .  "That's  Great!  "  .  .  .T.  B  Corvettes. 


DAWSON  VEADER  JOHNSON 


"Truth  fails  not." 


Yearbook  Staff  4  (Photography  Editor);  Choir  4;  Science  Club 
(President)  1,2,3,4. 

Japanese  lobsters. .  .photography ...  language  lab... Mr.  Sullivan 
. .  .calm,  cool,  and  collected. . .  "It's  only  me!  " 


JUDITH  ANN  JOKINEN 
(Judy) 

"Life  is  like  an  onion;  you  peel  it  off  layer  by  layer,  and  some- 
times you  cry .  " 

Yearbook  Staff  4  (Secretary);  Field  Hockey  1;  Basketball  1,2,3,4; 
Softball  2,3,4;  Sportsmen's  Club  4;  Class  Vice-President  4;  Key 
3,4;  Dramatics  Club  2;  Tournament  of  Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 

Rainbow. . .  rol  ler  skating . .  .  Hanover.  . .  Regatta . . .  "What  a  panic  I  " 
.  .  .Chevy  II . 


KATHERINE  MARIA  JOKINEN 
(Katy) 

"  'Tis  not  a  lip,  or  eye,  we  beauty  call,  but  the  joint  force  and 
full  result  of  all." 

Yearbook  Staff  4  (Art  Editor);  Cheerleader  I;  Dramatics  Club  2; 
Band  i  ,2,3;  Prom  Committee  3;  Tournament  of  Plays  1,3;  Senior 
Play. 


'55  blue  Ford.  .  .  "Good  morning!  ".  .  .Rainbow, 
Wife".  .  .hair.  ..  "Li ly"  ...  dramatics.  .  .D.B.B. 


.yummy. .  .  "Dumb 


SUSAN  PAYTON  JONES 

"Nothing  great  was  ever  achieved  without  enthusiasm.  " 

Field  Hockey  1,2,3,4;  Softball  1,2,3,4;  Sportsmen's  Club  3, 4; 
Witerature  2,3,4;  French  Club  1 ,2;  Science  Club  1;  American 
Field  Service  2,3,4;  Choir  2,3,4  (Treasurer);  Prom  Committee  3; 
Senior  Play. 

Appian  Way...  "G.F.K."...  Coffee  Shop...  The  Ode...Beugle 
. .  .hot-tempered.  .  .South  Boston. 


EDMUND  HAMILTON  KENT ,  JR. 

(Tony) 

"It's  good  food  and  not  fine  words  that  keeps  me  alive. " 

Cross  Country  1,2;  Basketball  i ,  2, 3,  4;  Track  2;  Soccer  4;  Sportsmen's 
Club  1,2,3,4  (Vice-President);  Student  Council  3;  American  Field 
Service  4;  Senior  Play. 

Halt's  Corner.  .  .  "Best  I  get  it  done  . " .  .  .  sports.  .  .  coffee  frappes. 


A 


CAROLYN  MARION  KING 
(Karol) 

"Full  of  fun  and  friendship  for  all." 

Field  Hockey  1,2,3,4;  Basketball  (Manager)  2,3;  Sportsmen's  Club 
3,4;  Witerature  2,3,4;  French  Club  1  (Secretary) ,  2;  American  Field 
Service  2,3,4;  Tournament  of  Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 

Appian  Way .  .  . Coffee  shop .  .  .  South  Boston .  . . doie.  .  .  D .  B.  B. 


KENT  SHEPHERD  KOPKE 
"Genius.  .  .  is  oft  but  perseverance  in  disguise. " 

Yearbook  Staff  4  (Business  Manager);  Basketball  1,2,3,4  (Co-Cap- 
tain); Sportsmen's  Club  1 , 2, 3, 4;  Class  Treasurer  1 ,  2, 3, 4;  Key  3,4; 
American  Field  Service  4;  Cross  Country  1  . 

Seymour.  .  .  "Hey,  Andy,  you  drive  home . " .  .  .drive-in .  .  .the  money - 
man . 


DOMINIC  LA  GRECA 
(Sonny) 

"Nothing  is  impossible  to  a  willing  heart." 
Baseball  4. 

"Oh,  man!  ".  .  .Tassy's.  .  .Marshfield.  .  .  '57  Ford. 


MARY-JUSTINE  LANYON 
(Mary) 

"Politeness  costs  nothing  and  gains  everything." 

Softball  2;  Tennis  3,4;  Key  3,4;  French  Club  1,2;  Dramatics  Club  2; 
American  Field  Service  3,4;  Future  Teachers  of  America  3,4;  Choir 
2,3,4;  Tournament  of  Plays  1,3;  Senior  Play. 

Blue  eyes. . .  "You're  kidding !  " .  .  .quiet .  .  .French  C .  B. .  . .  "Mary, 
these  telephone  poles  look  awfully  close!  ".  .  .clown  make-up. 


DAVID  JOSEPH  LEMIEUX 
(Calhoun) 

"How  now,  you  silent  black  and  midnight  hags!  " 

Soccer  I;  Student  Council  4  (President);  Tournament  of  Plays  2;  Sen- 
ior Play. 

"Plymouths  are  good.  " .  .  .white  bucks. ..  "Surely  you  jest !  " .  .  . 
"Macxy ." 


JUDITH  ANNE  LEMIEUX 
(Lem) 

"Every  day  is  a  fresh  beginning.  " 
Field  Hockey  1;  Senior  Play. 

"Hi,  boy  friend!  ".  .  .bestest  buddy.  .  .Plymouths.  .  .  Boston, 
bowling.  .  .fights. 


ROBERT  GEORGE  MARK 
(Marxy) 

"I  am  giddy;  expectation  whirls  me  round." 

Cross  Country  2;  Track  1,2;  Sportsmen's  Club  2,3,4;  Student  Council 
4;  American  Field  Service  3,4;  Tournament  of  Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 

"Hey,  girl  friend!". .  .blue  bomb.  .  .Edison!  . . .  "Where's  Cal?". .  . 
"Forget  it  I  "..."Nice,  huh!".  ..S.C.  Store. 


DAVID  HAINES  MARSHALL 
(Dave) 

"Look,  ere  ye  leap! " 

National  Honor  Society  3,4;  Yearbook  Staff  4  (Editor-in-chief);  Soc- 
cer 4;  Basketball  (Manager)  4;  Track  2,  (Manager)  3,4;  Student  Coun- 
cil 4;  Student  Government  Day  3;  Boys  State  3;  Honor  Marshal  3;  Key 
2,3,4  (Editor-in-chief);  Witerature  4;  French  Club  3;  Dramatics  Club 
2;  American  Field  Service  3,4;  Tournament  of  Plays  1 ,3;  Senior  Play. 

Accidents .  .  .  jeeps .  .  .Sibi's.  .  .  Spin -the -bottle!  . .  .  Vespa .  .  .  Blakeman's 
. . .  "Marshal  Marshal  I "...  Merc .  .  .  Hingham  Plaza . 


KATHLEEN  DOROTHY  MILLS 
(Kathy) 

"Friends  are  born,  not  made." 

Yearbook  Staff  4;  Basketball  1,3;  Class  Secretary  1,2,3,4;  Key  3,4; 
Dramatics  Club  2;  Choir  2,3,4;  Tournament  of  Plays  3. 

"For  p.ry's  sake!  ". . .  "Not  again!  " . .  .pink .  .  .T .  B. .  .  .  H .  W.  W. 


CHERYL  ANDREA  MULDER 
"Happiness  seems  made  to  be  shared.  " 

Yearbook  Staff  4;  Field  Hockey  2;  Key  3,4;  Witerature  1,2;  Dra- 
matics Club  1,2;  Senior  Play. 

Rainbow. . .  "You're  not  kidding!  ".  .  .talkative.  .  .P.J.  parties. 


RICHARD  DRISCOLL  MULLOWNEY,  JR. 
(Muldooney) 

"Keep  a  smile  and  use  a  little  imagination." 

Tournament  of  Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 

Fire  Station. .  .beach. .  .diving.  . .  New  York .  .  .  Grand  Fenwick 
soldier. 


CHRISTINE  ELLEN  MURDOCH 
(Chris) 

"To  be  at  one  with  all .  " 

Witerature  4;  Dramatics  Club  2;  American  Field  Service  4;  Future 
Teachers  of  America  3,4  (Secretary);  Senior  Play. 

Ranchero. .  .Miss  Duxbury  Days.  .  .  Duxbury  Beach.  .  .swimming. . . 
Mississippi . 


ANDREA  NESS 
(Elliot) 

"The  reward  of  a  thing  well  done  is  to  have  done  it." 

National  Honor  Society  2,3  (Vice-President);  French  Honor  Society 
2,3,4;  Softball  1,2,4;  Sportsmen's  Club  1,2,3,4;  American  Field 
Service  3,4;  Band  4;  Choir  i  ,2,3,4  (President);  S.E.M.S.B.A.  Cho- 
rus 3;  District  Orchestra  3,4  . 


Violi 


.choir  shows.  .  .  horseback  riding.  .  .  "Oh,  no!  " 


LYNNE  PHILLIPS 
(Lynnzie) 

"Nothing  can  bring  peace  to  you  but  yourself. " 

Field  Hockey  1,2;  Softball  1,2,3,4;  IBasketball  1;  Sportsmen's  Club 
1 ,2,3,4;  Witerature  I;  Choir  2;  Senior  Play. 


Coffee  shop. 
...J.H. 


"Oh,  be  serious" . .  . monument .  .  .hunting . . .  Vespas 


BONNIE  ANN  POOLE 
(Bon) 

"The  winds  and  waves  are  always  on  the  side  of  the  ablest  navigators. 

Yearbook  3  (Cub), 4;  Field  Hockey  1,2,3,4  (Co-Captain);  Softball 
1,  (Manager)  3, 4;  Cheerleader  3,4;  Sportsmen's  C lub  2,3,4;  Student 
Council  1,2  (Secretary), 3, 4  (Vice-President);  Girls  State  3;  French 
Club  1;  American  Field  Service  2,3,4;  Future  Teachers  of  America 
3,4  (Vice-President);  Band  1,2,3,4;  Choir  1,2,3  (Vice-President), 
4;  Tournament  of  Plays  1,3;  Senior  Play. 

"I  can't  wait" . .  .Camp  T  . .  .gunga  clothes. .  .skiing. .  .Prom  Queen 
.  .  .fink  bag.  .  .pigtails. 


DONNA  LOUISE  PRINCE 


"I  want  to  be  all  that  I  am  capable  of  becomi 


ng. 


National  Honor  Society  3,4;  Yearbook  Staff  3  (Cub), 4;  Field  Hockey 
1,2,3,4;  Basketball  1 ,2,3,4  (Co-captain);  Softball  1,2,3,4;  Sports- 
men's Club  1,2,3,4;  Student  Council  3,4;  Key  1;  Witerature  1,2, 
(Treasurer)  3,4;  French  Club  1;  Science  Club~l,2  (Treasurer) ,3;  Amer- 
ican Field  Service  1 ,2,3,4;  Future  Teachers  of  America  4;  Choir  4; 
Prom  Committee  3;  Tournament  of  Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 

Lambretta. .  .  Josie's.  .  .sports. .  .South  Boston.  .  .Blakeman's.  .  .The 
Ode...G.F.K  skiing.  ..  N.  U. 


PETER  TAYLOR  QUIDLEY 
(Pete) 

"It  is  sometimes  the  man  that  opens  the  door  who  is  the  last  to 
enter  the  room." 

"Oh,  really!"..  ."You  believe  it!  "..  .427. .  .Fords. .  .fenders. 


MATTHEW  PAUL  RENAGHAN 
(Matty) 

"The  delectable  form  which  intelligence  takes  in  its  moments  of  sur- 
plus power  the  form  of  wit .  " 

Joined  our  class  in  1963. 

Football  4. 

"Oh,  ya!"...Rose  Bud. ..Mr.  Dunn. ..  "Poo-hoo-hoo"  ...  Black 
truck. .  .poodles.  .  .Saquish. 


WILLIAM  COULTER  RICHARDS 
(Fizz) 

"Life  is  my  college.    May  I  graduate  well,  and  earn  honors!" 

Soccer  2,3,4;  Basketball  1,2,3;  Golf  (Captain)  3,4;  Sportsmen's 
Club  3, 4  (Treasurer);  French  Club  1,2,3;  Science  Club  1,2,3,4; 
Dramatics  Club  2;  American  Field  Service  2,3,4  (Vice-President- 
Treasurer);  Prom  Committee  3;  Tournament  of  Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 

Prof.  Kokintz. .  .Red  VW. .  .pududda.  .  .  "So  Vhat !"..." Ofer  Vhine 
Vhat  better  rrreason?" 


SARA  LEE  SCHERFF 
(Sally) 

"Gratitude  is  the  sign  of  noble  souls." 
Joined  our  class  in  1961 . 

Yearbook  Staff  (Head  Typist)  4;  Basketball  2,3,4;  Key  (Head 
Typist)  2,3,4;  Witerature  4  (Head  Typist);  American  Field  Service 
2,3,4;  Prom  Committee  3;  Senior  Play. 

Tassy's. .  .convertible.  .  .  "Are  you  ready  ?"  .  .  .blonde .  .  .  Del  ly 's 
house.  .  .Coffee  Shop.  .  .Tufts.  .  .sports  cars.  .  .Howard  School  for 
Girls. 


DELLY  MADELEINE  SCHWEIGHAUSER 
"As  upright  as  a  cedar. " 
Prom  Committee  3;  Tournament  of  Plays  3. 
Tassy's. ..  Canada ...  Jaguar.  .  .Marl.  .  .friendly. 


GAIL  SENCABAUGH 

"If  you  have  built  castles  in  the  air,  put  the  foundations  under  them.  " 

Basketball  1,2;  Key  4;  Witerature  4;  Dramatics  2;  American  Field 
Service  3,4;  Future  Teachers  of  America  3,4;  Library  Service  Club 
1;  Tournament  of  Plays  1,3;  Senior  Play. 

"Thanks  a  lot!  ". .  .winter  swimming.  .  .skiing.  .  .Chicago. .  .Coffee 
Shop. . ."die!" 


JAMES  REED  SOLLIS 
(Jungle) 


"Nothing  succeeds  like  success." 
Basketball  3,4;  Baseball  4;  Senior  Play. 

"Why,  not?". .  .Coffee  Shop... town  wharf ..  .green  Ford  bus. 


AUSTIN  PAUL  STUART 
(Aussie) 

"Great  is  the  glory,  for  the  strife  is  hard." 

National  Honor  Society  2;  Soccer  3,4  (Co-Captain);  Basketball 
1,2;  Baseball  4;  Track  1,3;  Sportsmen's  Club  3,4;  Science  Club 
1,2,3,4;  Audio-Visual  Club  3,4;  Prom  Committee  3;  Tournament 
of  Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 

Motorbike .  .  .  Beachbuggy . . .  "Can't  go,  I 'm  grounded !  " .  .  .  bad 
luck.  .  .Count  Mount  joy.  .  .lisp. 


FELICITAS  MARIA  TASCHE 
(Felice) 

"A  mind  at  peace  with  all  below,  a  heart  whose  love  is  innocent." 

Field  Hockey  1,2;  Basketball  3,4;  Tennis  1,2,3,4;  Sportsmen's  Club 
1,2,3,4;  Choir  2,3,4;  American  Field  Service  3,4. 

Germany .  .  .  Jordan's.  .  .  Briarwood.  . .  "Gee !  " 


DIANE  MARSHA  TIMPANY 
(Di) 

"Every  day  that  comes  comes  once  in  a  lifetime." 

"Oh,  no!  "..  .horseback  riding.  .  .Manomet.  ..  "Hey,  Les!  " 


CAROL  JEAN  TORREY 
(CJ.) 

"Little  friends  may  prove  great  friends." 

Dairy  Queen.  .  .nurse.  .  .  "I  could  almost  care!  " . .  .Plymouth, 


GEORGE  ALAN  TORREY 
"To  walk  the  ways  of  men. " 

Tassy's.  .  .Marshfield.  .  .  "Hey,  man!  ". .  .thoughtful , 


MERRILL  LOUIS  WELCKER,  III 

"By  labor  learned  we  what  we  know." 

Band  1,2,3,4;  Library  Service  Club  1,2,3,4. 

"Unbelievable". .. '54  Plymouth. .  .Mr.  Jarvis'  Music  Room. 
"Mon  General . " 


SUSAN  STANDISH  WHITNEY 
(Sue) 

■  "It's  on  through  life  we  each  must  fare.  " 
Joined  our  class  in  1961 . 

Softball  3,4;  Sportsmen's  Club  4;  Key  4;  Prom  Committee  3;  Tourna- 
ment of  Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 

Silver  Lake.  .  .horses. .  .smiling. . .  "Hi,  Honey!  " 


WILLIAM  EDISON  WILBUR 
(Willy) 

"The  only  way  to  have  a  friend  is  to  be  one. " 

Cross  Country  2;  Soccer  4;  Basketball  1 ,2,3,4  (Co-Captain);  Track 
1,2,3,4;  Sportsmen's  Club  1 ,2,3  (Vice-President)  ,4;  Class  President 
4;  Key  3,4;  American  Field  Service  3,4;  Choir  4;  Prom  Committee  3; 
Tournament  of  Plays  3;  Senior  Play. 

2 

Hingham  Plaza. .  .  "Good  morning!  ".  .  .Rawk!  . .  .T  . 


STEVEN  JOSEPH  WILLIAMS 
(Steve) 


"Earnestness  is  enthusiasm  tempered  by  reason." 

National  Honor  Society  3;  Yearbook  Staff  4;  Soccer  2,3;  Football 
4;  Baseball  2;  Track  1;  Class  President  3;  American  Field  Service  3 
(Treasurer);  Senior  Play. 


Eagle  Scout .  .  .Camp  T  .  .  .  "What's  that  gonna  prove?"  ...  quiet . 


JEANNE  ROBERTS  WOODSUM 
'There  is  always  a  sure  reward  for  faithful  silence." 
Basketball  1  . 

"I  don't  know.". .  .quiet.  .  .  "Oh,  really?". .  .Pam's.  .  .Star  Island. 


JOHN  GILBERT  APRIL 

We  have  a  rather  special  senior  in  our  class  this  year.  John  has 
been  studying  with  regular  textbooks  at  home  in  order  to  receive  his 
high  school  diploma.  It  has  taken  a  long  time  and  an  extraordinary 
amount  of  effort,  and  John  deserves  a  tremendous  amount  of  credit. 


POST  GRADUATES 

Left  to  Right:   Alan  Pratt,  Gail  Fenton,  Lawrence  Sheeley. 

The  post  graduates,  who  have  returned  to  high  school  after  grad- 
uation to  pursue  further  studies,  are  contributing  to  the  class  as  stu- 
dents, friends  and  leaders. 


(Sponsored  by  Ceccarelli  Cleaners) 


Seated:   Donald  Burgoyne.    First  Row,  Left  to  Right:   Charles  Bourget,  Robert  Barnicoat,  Sally 
DeWolf,  Anita  Bailey,  Jill  DeLew,  Barbara  de  Zengotita,  Leslie  Butler,  Patricia  DeLowery, 
Lynn  Daub.    Second  Row:   Robert  Burns,  Christopher  Canty,  Gerald  Dexter,  Linda  Adams, 
Paula  Chandler,  Ann  Clark,  Helen  Blanchard.   Third  Row:    Richard  Baldwin,  John  Coffin, 
Michael  Drummey.    (Missing  from  picture:  Cheryl  Batson,  William  Burns,  Phyllis  Cope,  Frank 
Davis.) 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:    Diane  Garnett,  Susan  Gallerani.    First  Row:    Lee  Haines,  Diane 
LaFleur,  Frances  Guilderson,  Kathy  King,  Francis  Fernandes.    Second  Row:   Edward  Gibson, 
Kenneth  Gibbons,  Andrea  Hogan,  Heidi  Edwards,  Christine  Jokinen,  Sylvia  Fernandes, 
Reuben  Fife,  James  Howard.   Third  Row:    Gerald  Govoni,  Thomas  Jones,  Frederick  Kemball, 
Robert  Gunnarson. 


(Sponsored  by  Kingston  Lumber  Company) 


First  Row,  Left  to  Right:    Janice  Ostlund,  Helen  Merrick,  Stephanie  Morgan,  Victoria 
Lawson,  Lenore  McDevitt,  Eleanor  Merry.    Second  Row:   Cynthia  La  Greca,  Patricia  Merlet, 
Joyce  Paulding,  Pamela  Perry,  Kathleen  Peterson,  Linda  Olhson.  Third  Row:    David  Mills, 
Anthony  La  Greca,  Elaine  Locke,  Harry  McCormick,  Thomas  Moss.    (Missing  from  picture: 
Roger  La  Greca,  John  Leary,  Michael  McNeil,  John  Morton,  Gregory  Plummer,  and  Michael 
Quidley .) 


Junior  Class  Officers 
Harry  McCormick  (President); 
James  Pye  (Vice-President); 
Margaret  Vinal  (Secretary); 
Georgia  Taft  (Treasurer). 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:   Susan  Rich,  Doreen  Thomas.    First  Row:   John  Reardon,  Beverly  Shane, 
Betty  Ann  Wadsworth,  Romayne  Proctor,  Randi  Stott,  Lorraine  Reed,  Anne  Semple,  Margaret 
Vinal.    Second  Row:    Donna  Trout,  Janet  Sawyer,  Marilyn  Smithson,  Georgia  Taft.  Third 
Row:   Paul  Wales,  Jane  Wildes,  Richard  Proctor.    Fourth  Row:   James  Pye.    (Missing  from 
picture:   Alfred  Thomas.) 


(Sponsored  by  Captain's  Walk  and  Marlena's) 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:   Ann  Lemieux,  Susan  Briggs,  Catherine  Alves,  Valerie  Dangora. 
First  Row:    Laura  Fernandes,  Maureen  Boucher,  Cathleen  Boyd,  Barbara  Delano,  Theodora 
Fernandes,  Edith  Garnett.    Second  Row:    David  Brodigan,  Peter  Conathan,  Roland  de  Aguiar, 
Gareth  Bernath,  Stephen  Bennett,  Kathleen  Foisy,  Leah  Gorham,  Elizabeth  Hardy,  James 
Goddard,  Willard  Burpee.   Third  Row:   Andrea  Galiano,  William  Anacone,  Raymond  Chandler, 
Roger  Goin,  Tracy  Colburn,  Stephen  Barboza.    Fourth  Row:   Daniel  Gilman,  Peter  Fagley, 
Phillips  Crocker,  Robert  Bottenus,  Christopher  Brennan.    (Missing  from  picture:   Joseph  De- 
Lowery,  Ronald  Cobb,  Nancy  Bourget,  Margaret  Coffin,  Laura  Emerson,  Nancy  Breer.) 


soDhomore  cass 


Sophomore  Class  Officers: 
Robert  Bottenus  (President); 
Peter  Conathan  (Vice-President); 
Laurie  Power  (Secretary);  George 
Seaver  (Treasurer). 

Seated,  Left  to  Right:   Jennifer  Morgan,  Deborah  Sweet,  Beverly  Thomas.    First  Row:  Linda 
Walker,  Kathleen  Reid,  Cynthia  Wilken,  Carol  Vickers,  Carol  MacLaughlin,  Elizabeth 
McManus,  Frederick  Paton.    Second  Row:    Lucille  Nudd,  Peter  Randall,  Joseph  Piper, 
Jonathan  Scherff,  George  Seaver,  Richard  Packard,  Laurie  Power,  Diane  Lillie,  Heidi  Pape, 
Cynthia  Harlow,  Kathleen  Whitley.   Third  Row:   Stephen  Marshall,  Norman  Rodham,  Bernard 
Schweighauser,  Ralph  Fellows,  Carol  Sheets.    Fourth  Row:   William  Hilmer,  Ronald  Rawson, 
Gary  Hall,  Peter  Prip,  Ralph  Whitehouse,  Robert  Savastano.    (Missing  from  picture:  Bradford 
Howard,  Paul  L'Heureux,  Nancy  Mosher,  Martha  Nickerson,  Donald  Williams.) 


Seated,Left  to  Right:    Donald  Sullivan,  Lloyd  Salt.    First  Row:   Judy  Wilbur,  Alice 
Peterson,  Philip  Swanson,  Marcia  Ridlon,  Judith  Reardon,  Jill  Van  Weel,  Karen  Thrasher, 
Penelope  Vose,  Susan  Willingham,  Clair  Smith.    Second  Row:   Jeffrey  Vickers,  James  Riley, 
Mark  Turrell,  Robert  Turtle,  Stephen  Wadsworth,  Wayne  Ruprecht,  Michael  Williams,  Edward 
Sampson.   Third  Row:   Blair  Taylor,  Jack  Wildes,  Edward  Wickham,  Jon  Peterson,  Dean 
Whitney,  Gerald  Randal  I .    Fourth  Row:    David  Witton.    (Missing  from  picture:  Robert  Wilbur.) 


reshman  cass 


First  Row,  Left  to  Right:   Nicholas  Brown,  Edward  Butler,  Janis  Berzins,  Wesley  Daub, 
Michele  Caliri,  Cynthia  Cushing,  Sandra  Davis,  Frederick  Arrowsmith.    Second  Row: 
Meredith  Barber,  Faith  Beane,  Carol  Butterworth,  Edward  Conathan,  Arnett  Alander, 
Patricia  Connell,  Judith  Bradford,  Donna  Baker.   Third  Row:   William  Benson,  Edward 
Arnold,  Janet  Chandler,  Catherine  Cooper,  Winthrop  Bates.    Fourth  Row:   John  Collins, 
Joel  Deacon.    (Missing  from  picture:   Ronald  Amado,  Robert  Barbosa,  James  Chantre.) 


Sponsored  by  The  Village  Pharmacy 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:   Jane  Merrick,  Terry  Ostlund.    First  Row:   Bruce  Parkinson,  Patricia 
Moss,  Rita  Kehoe,  Diane  King,  Sandra  Paton,  Lisa  Mancinelli.    Second  Row:  Maxine 
Nickerson,  Candy  Luscomb,  Louis  Lemieux,  Diane  L'Heureux,  Marsha  Oliver.   Third  Row: 
Robert  Hill,  Robert  LaGreca,  Brenda  Jokinen,  Priscilla  Mason,  Peter  Macaulay,  Gail 
McDevitt.     Fourth  Row:   William  King,  Gary  MacDonald .     Fifth  Row:   Eric  Pape,  Gary 
Lovell.    (Missing  from  picture:   Robert  Murphy,  Peter  Mosher,  David  O'Connell,  William 
Marshal  I .) 


Michele  Caliri  (President), 

John  Collins  (Secretary), 


Freshman  Class  Officers: 

Brenda  Jokinen  (Vice-President), 

Beth  Haines  (Treasurer). 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:   John  Jessop,  Valerie  Fernandes.    First  Row:   Mary  Howard,  Arlene 
Fernandes    Peter  Drummey,  Brenda  Frazer,  Marilyn  Hall,  Richard  de  Aguiar.    Second  Row: 
Deborah  Driver,  Jennifer  Howard,  Barbara  de  Zengotita,  Helen  Fowler,  Robert  Gibbons, 
M.chael  Garrity     Third  Row:    Nancy  Grenauist,  Carol  Egan,  Ronald  DeLorenzo,  Carolyn 
Doyle    Elizabeth  Haines     Fourth  Row:   Susan  Gallagher,  Margaret  Dickow,  Allen  Eaton. 
hitthRow:   John  Fallon.    (Missing  from  picture:   Douglas  Govoni,  Diane  Hoi loway,  Mary 


Sponsored  by  Millbrook  Market 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:  Louise  Dedekian,  Mary  Coffin,  Susan  Dangora.    First  Row:  Theodore 
Devnew,    Laurie  Chisholm,  Carolyn  Chandler,  Abigail  Barber,  Margo  Bates,  Jennifer  Cislaghi, 
Joyce  Blakeman,  Joan  Butler,  Marcia  Delano,  Donald  Barry.    Second  Row:  Dianne  Fernandes,  Ira 
Crowe,  David  De  Lew,  Nancy  Clark,  Elizabeth  Boyd,  Sarah  Dawes.   Third  Row:   Michael  Fallon, 
Jane  Bradley,  Sandra  Burdick,  Clyde  Chetwynde.    Fourth  Row:  Fredrick  Bailey. 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:  Marcia  Heywood,  Robert  Garrity.    First  Row:  Mark  Lanyon,  Leonard  Jokinen, 
William  LaFleur,  Richard  Howard,  Andrea  Garland,  Robert  Loring,  Laura  Gorham,  Lorraine  Hoi loway, 
Robert  Marshall.    Second  Row:  Edmund  King,  Deborah  Jones,  Robin  Lench,  Pamela  Kent,  Richard  Li  I  lie. 
Third  Row:  Kathleen  Keenan,  Joan  Hutchinson,  Charles  Lemieux.  Henry  Marshall.     Fourth  Row:  Joyce 
Hall. 


Sponsored  by  Toabe  Hardware  Stores  and  Bayside  Marine  Company 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:  Charlotte  Queeny,  Harold  Mosher,  Julia  Fellows.    First  Row:  Tracy  Morrison, 
Thomas  Parkman,  Gail  Patent,  Sarah  Pierce,  Shelley  Reid.    Second  Row:  Judith  Olhson,  Bonnie 
Mathewson,  Wesley  Riley,  Laurie  Plank,  Hannah  Morton,  William  Penthany,  Michael  Phillips.  Third 
Row:  George  McEvoy,  Louise  Pape,  Mark  Putnam,  Stephanie  Monks,  Lee  Morrison,  James  Page.  Fourth 
Row:  Reed  Plummer,  Bruce  Rohr,  Ronald  McGann. 


nth 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:  Linda  Rowley,  David  Travers,  Elizabeth  Shirley.    First  Row:  Jane  Semple, 
Marilyn  Turner,  David  Torrey,  Michael  Woodsum,  Douglas  Sollis,  David  Simpson,  Robin  Stancliff, 
Robert  Sawyer,  Karen  Whitley.    Second  Row:  Marjorie  Taft,  Marcus  Urann,  Jeanne  Sencabaugh, 
Russell  Sheets,  Wendy  Stott,  Marcia  Walker,  Susan  Rohr.   Third  Row:  John  Turrell,  Kenneth  Thompson, 
Marjorie  Sontag.    Fourth  Row:  Barry  Wirt,  Wayne  Soule. 


Sponsored  by  Loren  C .  Nass 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:  Ann  Broberg,  Susan  Cutler,  Nina  Colburn.   First  Row:  Rosanna  Begin,  Cynthia 
Campbell,  Jay  Blanchard,  Stephen  Caliri,  David  Bradford,  Katherine  Boynton,  Deborah  Barber.  Second 
Row:  Albert  Amado,  Susan  Aigler,  Ellen  Conathan,  Claire  de  Zengotita,  Susan  Bailey,  Carol  Armey. 
Third  Row:  Linda  Brackett,  Judith  Canty,  Carol  Clark,  Judith  Case.    Fourth  Row:  James  Deacon,  Robert 
Bennett.    Fifth  Row:  William  Davis. 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:  Maura  McDevitt,  Joanne  Jessop.    First  Row:  Richard  McEvoy,  Dorothy  Mills, 
Pamela  Ness,  Sheila  Holloway,  Warren  Holmes,  Meredith  Morgan,  Susan  McNab,  June  Oliver.  Second 
Row:  Stetson  Hallowell,  Dennis  Govoni,  Sara  Johnston,  Janet  Murdoch,  Donald  King,  Cheryl  McAuliffe, 
Candy  Jenkins,  Doris  Merrick,  Sara  Mann.   Third  Row:  Christine  Moss,  Jean  McCaig,  Deborah  Hall, 
Susan  Macauley. 


Sponsored  by  Cushing  Bros.  &  Bay  Motor  Co. 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:  Susanna  Power,  Kenneth  Dunmore.    First  Row:  Margaret  Prince,  Jane  Drummey, 
Jean  Ridlon,  Cheryl  Peterson,  Gail  Prince,  Hope  Peters,  Rebecca  Eaton,  Paul  Roberts,  Laura  Shane, 
Janice  Reardon,  James  Queeny.    Second  Row:  Paul  Fagley,  Cameron  Ross,  Jeffrey  Paulding,  Karl 
Pingree,  Antonio  Fernandes,  Jane  Drollet,  Marie  Reid,  Lynn  Doran.   Third  Row:  Robert  Anacone, 
Deborah  Dickow,  Douglas  King,  Stephen  Reggio. 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:  Jessica  Weld,  Myles  Thrasher,  Geoffrey  Morton.    First  Row:  Mark 
McAuliffe,  Deborah  Kelso,  Leslie  Bourget,  Janice  Wilbur,  Nicholas  Gilbert,  Patricia  Gilman, 
Pamela  Watt,  Judith  Walker,  Janet  Willingham.    Second  Row:  Nancy  Spence,  Mary  Lou  Sibley, 
Agnes  Stevens,  Arthur  Taft,  Janice  Turner,  James  Van  Haur,  Jean  Young,  Carol  Thompson,  Janet 
Foster.   Third  Row:  David  Shea,  Nancy  Fitzpatrick,  Wendy  Starkweather,  Stephen  Tuck. 


Sponsored  by  Robert  Barnicoat  Monument  Company  and  Wirt  Bros.  Co. 


First  Row,  Left  to  Right:  Paul  Wales,  Robert  Bottenus,  Robert  Dangora,  Steven  Williams,  Matthew 
Renaghan,  Robert  Gunnarson,  Douglas  Govoni,  Gerald  Dexter.    Second  Row:  Phillips  Crocker,  Francis 
Fernandes,  James  Pye  (Co-Captain),  Harry  McCormick  (Co-Captain),  Donald  Burgoyne,  Timothy  Foote, 
John  Reardon,  Kenneth  Gibbons.   Third  Row:  Peter  Fagley,  Jeffrey  Vickers,  George  Seaver,  Peter  Prip. 
(Missing  from  Picture:  Mr.  Charles  Anderson,  Coach;  Col.  James  Truden,  Assistant  Coach;  Bernard 
Schweighauser,  Manager;  Jay  Hilmer,  Assistant  Manager; Bradford  Howard.) 


Sponsored  by  Sweetser's  General  Store 


soccer 


First  Row,  Left  to  Right:  William  Wilbur,  William  Richards,  Robert  French  (Co-Captain),  Austin  Stuart 
(Co-Captain),  David  Marshall,  Edmund  Kent.    Second  Row:  Nicholas  Brown,  Janis  Berzins,  Michael 
Garrity,  Robert  Tuttle,  Norman  Rodham,  Gregory  Plummer,  Gary  Hall,  Robert  Hill,  Robert  Barboza, 
Ricardo  de  Aguiar,  Edward  Butler,  Edward  Conathan.    (Missing  from  Picture:  Mr.  David  Murphy,  Coach; 
James  Howard,  Robert  Barnicoat.) 


Sponsored  by  Plymouth  Men's  Shop  and  Louis' 


ack  and  ted 


Left  to  Right:  Eric  Pape,  William  Benson, 

Bradford  Howard,  Mark  Putnam, 
Austin  Stuart. 


HI 


Left  to  Right: 
William  King  (Assist- 
ant Manager),  David 
Marshall  (Manager). 
(Missing  from  picture: 
Mr.  Robert  Backus, 
Coach.) 


Jumping:  William 
Wilbur.  Watching, 
Left  to  Right:  Austin 
Stuart,  Wesley  Daub, 
Janis  Berzins,  John 
Jessop,  Eric  Pape, 
Will  iam  Benson,  David 
Marshall  (Manager), 
William  King  (Assist- 
ant Manager) . 


cross  countru 


Left  to  Right:  David  Collins,  Wesley  Daub,  Daniel  Gilman,  Alan  Piper, 
Richard  Bu+terworth  (Captain),  Frederick  Kemball,  Richard  Baldwin, 
William  Benson,  Eric  Pape,  Thomas  Parkman.   (Missing  from  picture:  Mr. 
Donald  Kraemer,  Coach.) 


Sponsored  by  Walter  Prince  and  Duxbury  Service  Station 


ied  hockeu 


J 


First  Row,  Left  to  Right:  Sharon  Blanchard,  Elizabeth  McManus,  Janet  Sawyer,  Marilyn  Smithson,  Heidi  Pape, 
Patricia  Merlet,  Carolyn  King,  Bonnie  Poole  (Co-Captain),  Joanna  Conathan  (Co-Captain),  Donna  Prince, 
Marcia  Burpee,  Alice  Collins,  Gail  Garland,  Leslie  Butler,  Kathy  King,  Margaret  Vinal,  Stephanie  Morgan. 
Second  Row:  Laura  Emerson,  Michele  Caliri,  Georgia  Taft,  Linda  Walker,  Diane  L'Heureux,  Elizabeth  Cooper, 
Susan  Jones,  Jennifer  Morgan,  Susan  Gallagher,  Kathy  Howard,  Faith  Beane,  Tracy  Colburn,  Paula  Chandler, 
Sally  DeWolf,  Lynn  Daub,  Laurie  Power.    (Missing  from  picture:  Miss  Deborah  Brooks,  Varsity  Coach;  Miss 
Audrey  Hibbett,  Junior  Varsity  Coach.) 


TEAM  FIGHT!  TEAM  FIGHT! 

COME  ON  TEAM!   FIGHT!  FIGHT! 


Sponsored  by  Sue  Butler  and  The  Talbots  Inc. 


ir  s    basket  ba 


Kneeling,  Left  to  Right:  Miss  Audrey  Hibbett,  (Coach),  Sharon  Blanchard  (Co-Captain).    First  Row: 
Kathy    King,  Patricia  DeLowery,  Sylvia  Fernandes,  Janet  Sawyer,  Laura  Emerson,  Steohanie  Morgan. 
Second  Row:  Susan  Whitney,  Joanna  Conathan,  Marcia  Burpee,  Leslie  Butler,  Victoria  Lawson.  (Miss- 
ing from  picture:  Donna  Prince,  Co-Captain;  Catherine  DeLorenzo,  Manager;  Judith  Jokinen,  Assistant 
Manager;  Marilyn  Smithson.) 


Sponsored  by  Eagletree 


bous  basketba 


Kneeling,  Left  to  Right:  Kent  Kopke  (Co-Captain),  William  Wilbur  (Co-Captain).    Standing:  Robert 
Bottenus,  James  Pye,  Robert  Barboza,  Edmund  Kent,  Paul  L'Heureux,  Donald  Burgoyne.    (Missing  from 
picture:  Harry  McCormick,  James  Sollis,  David  Marshall,  Manager;  Mr.  George  Teravainen,  Coach; 
William  Hilmer,  Assistant  Manager.) 


Sponsored  by  Schaffer's  Duxbury  Gas  Service 


First  Row,  Left  to  Right:  Constance  Feeley,  Joanna  Conathan,  Susan  Jones,  Sharon  Blanchard,  Donna 
Prince.    Second  Row:  Leslie  Butler,  Janet  Sawyer,  Lynne  Phillips,  Joyce  Paulding.   Third  Row:  Patricia 
Merlet,  Margaret  Vinal,  Lynn  Daub,  Karla  Stone,  Susan  Whitney,  Judith  Jokinen.  (Missing  from  Pic- 
ture: Miss  Deborah  Brooks,  Coach;  Bonnie  Poole,  Manager.) 


Casey  at  the  bat! 


Go-Go-Girls! 


Sponsored  by  The  Studio  of  Duxbury,  Inc. 


Dasera 


First  Row,  Left  to  Right:    Roger  LaGreca,  William  Anacone,  Francis  Fernandes,  Stephen  Bennett,  James 
Pye,  Raymond  Chandler,  Anthony  LaGreca.    Second  Row:  Jeffrey  Howard  (Co-Captain),  Eugene  Glass, 
William  Jones  (Co-Captain),  Mr.  David  Murphy  (Coach),  Thomas  Brennan  (Co-Captain),  Clifford 
L'Heureux,  Lawrence  Sheeley.    (Missing  from  picture:  Roland  de  Aguiar,  Manager.) 


Sponsored  by  Corner  Coffee  Shop 


tennis 


Left  to  Right:  Marcia  Burpee,  Diane  Hubbard,  Miss  Audrey  Hibbett 
(Coach),  Carol  MacLaughlin,  Mary  Lanyon,  Catherine  DeLorenzo, 
Felicitas  Tasche,  Sally  DeWolf.    (Missing  from  picture:  Alice 
Collins,  Josephine  Borgeson,  Linda  Walker,  Manager.) 


Go,  Felice! 


READY? 


O 


Ready,  aim. 


First  Row,  Left  to  Right:  William  Richards  (Captain),  Richard  Gunnar- 
son,  Donald  Burgoyne,  Harold  Mosher.    Second  Row:  Paul  Wales, 
James  Howard,  Harry  McCormick,  Robert  Gunnarson,  Jay  Jones, 
Robert  Barnicoat. 


FIREI 


Sponsored  by  The  Original  John  DeLorenzo  Turkey  Farm 


cheer eacto 


A  fami liar  sight  at  al I 
sports  events  is  the'cheer- 
leading  squad.    Under  the 
leadership  of  Captain  Diane 
LaFleur,  this  year's  team 
consists  of  Elizabeth  Mc- 
Manus,  Helen  Merrick, 
Margaret  Vinal,  Bonnie 
Poole,  Helen  Blanchard, 
and  Pamela  Perry.  Aided 
by  the  School  Spirit  Com- 
mittee, the  cheerleaders 
have  been  able  to  increase 
student  participation  at 
games  and  rallies. 


Sponsored  by  The  Boosters'  Club 


smrtsmens  cub 


First  Row,  Left  to  Right:  Austin  Stuart,  Roger  LaGreca,  William  Anacone,  Robert  Mark,  Edmund  Kent 
(Vice-President),  Marilyn  Smithson  (Secretary),  Robert  French  (President),  William  Richards  (Treasurer), 
William  Wilbur,  Richard  Butterworth,  Steven  Williams,  Richard  Baldwin,  Frederick  Kemball.  Second 
Row:  Kent  Kopke,  Janet  Sawyer,  Leslie  Butler,  Marcia  Burpee,  Donna  Prince,  Margaret  Vinal,  Alice 
Collins,  Gail  Garland,  Susan  Whitney,  Lynne  Phillips,  Sharon  Blanchard,  Joanna  Conathan,  Josephine 
Borgeson,  Bonnie  Poole,  Bradford  Howard.   Third  Row:  Judith  Jokinen,  Cynthia  Holl,  Carol  MacLaugh- 
lin,  Carolyn  King,  Felicitas  Tasche,  Andrea  Ness. 


To  become  a  member  of  the  Sportsmen's 
Club,  a  student  must  have  earned  at  least 
one  varsity  letter.   At  the  end  of  each  year, 
the  Boosters'  Club  gives  blazers  to  those 
juniors  and  seniors  who  have  earned  two  or 
more  varsity  letters.   The  Sportsmen's  Club 
sells  tickets  to  basketball  games  and  loaned 
the  Cheerleaders  money  to  buy  sweaters  to 
complete  their  uniforms. 


Sponsored  by  M  &  M  Sporting  Goods  Co. 


5tuden 


SENIOR  STUDENT  COUNCIL 

First  Row,  Left  to  Right:  Harry  McCormick,  Vania  da  Costa  Aguiar,  James  Pye  (Treasurer),  Bonnie  Poole  (Vice- 
President),  David  Lemieux  (President),  Catherine  DeLorenzo  (Recording  Secretary),  Robert  Mark,  Joanna 
Conathan.    Second  Row:  David  Marshall,  Marcia  Burpee,  Jean  Baker,  Kathleen  Mills  (Corresponding  Secretary), 
Elizabeth  McManus,  Heidi  Pape,  Donna  Prince,  Bernard  Schweighauser,  Leslie  Butler.   Third  Row:  Laura 
Emerson,  Margaret  Vinal,  Carole  French,  Michele  Caliri,  Susan  Gallagher,  Eric  Pape,  Lorraine  Reed,  Georgia 
Taft,  Diane  LaFleur,  Kathy  King. 


MR.  RALPH  N.  6LAKEMAN 
Advisor 


This  year's  Senior  Student  Council  has  suc- 
ceeded in  performing  more  services  than 
ever  for  Duxbury  High  School.    In  cre- 
ating standing  committees,  such  as  the 
School  Spirit  Committee,  the  Ways  and 
Means  Committee,  HaH.  Monitors  Com- 
mittee, and  an  Executive  Committee, 
the  council  has  effected  greater  coop- 
eration with  the  students.   The  council 
has  also,  through  the  purchaseof  a  Coke 
machine,  created  a  fund  for  a  scholar- 
ship award  based  on  good  school  citizen- 
ship . 


Sponsored  by  Student  Council  of  Duxbury  High  School 


councis 


JUNIOR  STUDENT  COUNCIL 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:  Robert  Marshall,  Louise  Pape  (Treasurer),  Joyce  Blakeman  (President),  Lee  Morrison 
(Vice-President),  Joan  Butler  (Secretary),  Sara  Pierce.    First  Row:  David  Trovers,  Paul  Roberts,  Richard 
McEvoy,  John  Blanchard,  Thomas  Parkman.    Second  Row:  Susanna  Power,  Kathy  Foote,  Pamela  Watt,  Sara 
Mann,  Lynn  Doran,  Carol  Clark,  Mary  Louise  Sibley,  Barry  Wirt,  Mark  Putnam,  Deborah  Dickow,  Pamela 
Kent,  Elizabeth  Trezise,  Glenda  Lovell,  Laurie  Gorham,  Maura  McDevitt,  Charlotte  Queeny.    (Missing  from 
picture:  Mr.  Ralph  Blakeman,  Advisor.) 


The  purpose  of  Junior  Student  Coun- 
cil has  been  to  bring  to  the  junior  high 
students  activities  similar  to  those  of  the 
high  school.    In  carrying  out  these  ob- 
jectives the  council  has  organized  a 
cheerleading  squad  and  has  sponsored 
junior  high  dances. 


Sponsored  by  The  Plymouth  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank 


witerature 


Standing,  Left  to  Right:  Marcia  Burpee  (Editor-in-chief),  Angus  Crowe.    Seated,  First  Row:  Josephine  Borgeson 
(Art  Editor),  Donna  Prince  (Treasurer),  Sally  Scherff  (Head  Typist),  Carole  French  (Literary  Editor),  Catherine 
DeLorenzo  (Publicity  Chairman).    Second  Row:  Eleanor  Merry,  Cynthia  Holl,  Christine  Murdoch,  Diane  Hubbard, 
Lee  Haines,  Carolyn  King.    Third  Row:  Thomas  Jones,  Jean  Baker,  Christopher  Canty,  Gail  Sencabaugh, 
Michelle  Caliri,  Beth  Haines,  Jane  Wildes.    Fourth  Row:  Faith  Beane,  Heidi  Edwards,  Andrea  Hogan,  Betty  Ann 
Wadsworth,  Lorraine  Reed.    Standing:     Susan  Gallagher,    Linda  Walker,   Heidi  Pape,  David  Marshall, 

i  Jones,  Helen  Merrick.  (Missing  from  picture:  Ruta  Berzins,  Joanna  Conathan,  Secretary,  Mrs.  Sherwood, 
Advisor.) 


In  the  1964  issue  of  Witerature  there 
are  not  only  excellent  entries  of  prose  and 
poetry,  including  the  prizewinners  of  each 
category,  but  there  is  also  a  prizewinner 
for  the  best  art  entry.   Another  addition  to 
the  traditional  Witerature  program  is  the 
founding  of  a  Creative  Writing  Club  for  all 
students  interested  in  improving  their  own 
writing  by  listening  to  others'. 


Sponsored  by  Marlena's  and  Captain's  Walk 


Vol.  IX,  Vo.  $ 


Duxbury  High  School,  Duxbury,  Mass, 


April  1,  1963 


Blue  Moon  :  1963  Prom 


The  1963  Junior  Prom    is    to  be    titled  "Blue  Moon." 
Decorations     for    the  big  event  will  be  fashioned  around 

UTtAATi  I 


First  Row,  Left  to  Right:  Susan  Whitney,  Kent  Kopke,  William  Wilbur,  Robert  French.    Second  Row:  Gail 
Sencabaugh,  Kathy  King,  Richard  Packard   Carole  French.   Third  Row:  David  Collins,  Mary  Lanyon,  Susan 
Galle  rani,  Jane  Wildes.    Fourth  Row:  Daniel  Gilman,  Cheryl  Mulder,  Judith  Jokinen,  Helen  Merrick. 
Fifth  Row:  Thomas   Jones,  Sally  Scherff  (Head  Typist) ,  Marcia  Burpee,  Marilyn  Smithson  (Business  Manager), 
David  Marshall  (Editor-in-chief),  Margaret  Vinal  (Secretary),  Christopher  Canty,  Kathleen  Mills,  Georgia 
Taft.    a  song; 


Onward,  Grand  Fenwick; 


.LUCKy    girl  might    be  junior 
class  secretary  Kathy  Mills 
or  former    Student  Council 
secretary  Bonnie  Poole:  nwv- 
be 
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as 
car 
doc 
Da> 
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lik._.      _ 

reign  over  the  proceedings  Top 
on  prom  night.  er, 

Nancy  and  attendants  dent 
Joan  Adams  and  Patience  Pye  clue 
are  going  to  be  pretty  hard  to  w 
girls  to  follow  up.  tery 

Who  will  she  be?  er  t 


BIG    PRIZE  ! 


Secret  student,  teach- 


iui-  anu  senior  stuaents  are 
sent  to  committees  where 
they  are  either  passed  or 
turned  down.  Committee 
chairmen  will  be  juniors 
Josephine  Borgeson,  David 
Marshall,  and  William  Rich- 
ards, and  seniors  Jackson 
Kent,  Richard  Handy,  and 
Brian  Kopke. 

If  a  bill  is  passed  in 
these  committees,  it  is 
then  voted  on  in  the  leg- 
islature   on  Model  Congress 


BOM  DIA,  VANIA! 


Sponsored  by  The  Duxbury  Clipper 


SOPRANOS 


ALTOS 


BASSES  AND  TENORS 


char 


CHOIR  MEMBERS 


Sopranos:    Jean  baker,  Faith  Beane,  Ann  Clark,  Alice  Collins,  Joanna 
Conafhan,  Katherine  Foisy,  Elizabeth  Haines,  Lee  Haines,  Wendy 
Hoitt,  Cynthia  Holl,  Kathleen  Jokinen,  Diane  LaFleur,  Mary-Justine 
Lanyon,  Eleanor  Merry,  Kathleen  Mills,  Heidi  Pape,  Judith  Reardon, 
Carol  Sheets,  Felicitas  Tasche,  Cynthia  Wilken. 


Altos:    Christine  Barboza,  Marcia  Burpee,  Kathleen  Cooper,  Laura 
Emerson,  Marsha  Hurd,  Brenda  Jokinen,  Susan  Jones  (Treasurer), 
Victoria  Lawson,  Gael  McDevitt,  Lenore  McDevitt,  Andrea  Ness 
(President),  Bonnie  Poole,  Donna  Prince,  Donna  Trout. 


Tenors:  Robert  Barnicoat  (Vice-President),  Donald  Burgoyne, 
Christopher  Canty,  William  Wilbur. 

Basses:  Charles  Bourget,  Richard  Butterworth,  Daniel  Gilman, 
Dawson  Johnson,  Thomas  Jones,  David  Mills,  James  Pye. 


Sponsored  by  B.  F.  Goodrich 


Dana 


BAND  MEMBERS 


Woodwinds:    Ronald  Amado,  William  Benson,  Josephine  Borgeson  (President), 
Paula  Chandler,  Ann  Clark,  Alice  Collins  (Treasurer),  Wesley  Daub,  Ralph 
Fellows,  Kathleen  Foisy,  Brenda  Frazer,  Susan  Gallerani,  Joyce  Hall,  Diane 
LaFleur,  Peter  Macaulay,  Patricia  Merlet,  Bonnie  Poole,  Norman  Rodham, 
Beverly  Shane,  MarkTurrell,  Jeffrey  Vickers,  Linda  Walker,  Merrill  Welcker, 
Jane  Wi Ides. 

Brass:     Carolyn  Doyle,  Alan  Eaton,  Daniel  Gilman,  Roger  Goin,  Douglas 
Govoni,  Stephen  Marshall,  Harry  McCormick,  Andrea  Ness,  James  Pye,  Bruce 
Rohr,  Lloyd  Salt. 

Percussion:  Christopher  Canty,  Catherine  DeLorenzo,  Eric  Pape,  James  Riley, 
Richard  Wi  1 1  iams. 

Sponsored  by  Rotary  International 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:  Marcia  Burpee,  Bonnie  Poole  (Vice-President),  Christine  Murdoch  (Secretary), 
Paula  Chandler  (Treasurer),  Donna  Prince.    First  Row:  Cynthia  Hoi  I  (President),  Mary-Justine  Lanyon, 
Gail  Sencabaugh,  Diane  Hubbard,  Diane  LaFleur,  Lynn  Daub,  Lee  Haines,  Joanna  Conathan.  Second 
Row:  Betty  Ann  Wadsworth,  Lorraine  Reed,  Pamela  Perry,  Lenore  McDevitt,  Leslie  Butler.   Third  Row: 
Andrea  Hogan,  Frances  Guilderson,  Randi  Stott,  Kathy  King.    Advisor:  Mrs.  Pye. 


The  Sadie  Paulding  Future  Teachers  of 
America  Club  is  made  up  of  students  who 
plan  careers  in  education.    Under  the 
guidance  of  Mrs.  James  Pye  the  club  not 
only  offers  its  members  a  chance  to  ob- 
serve and  practice  teaching,  but  also 
sponsors  a  Thanksgiving  clothing  drive. 


Sponsored  by  WPLM  Radio  Station  and  Smith's  Inc. 


n 


amencan  tie  a  service 


First  Row,  Left  to  Right:  Margaret  Vinal  (Secretary),  Joanna  Conathan  (President),  William  Richards 
(Vice-President -T reasurer) ,  Vania  da  Costa  Aguiar,  Mary  Lanyon,  Jean  Baker,  Ruta  Berzins,  Catherine 
DeLorenzo,  Bonnie  Poole,  Robert  French.    Second  Row:  Carolyn  King,  Felicitas  Tasche,  Alice  Collins, 
Cynthia  Hoi  I,  Kent  Kopke.   Third  Row:  Linda  Walker,  Janet  Sawyer,  Angus  Crowe,  Andrea  Ness,  Carole 
French,  Edmund  Kent,  William  Wilbur,  Donna  Prince,  Robert  Mark,  Gail  Sencabaugh.    Fourth  Row: 
Patricia  Merlet,  Kathy  King,  Gail  Garland,  Sally  Scherff,  David  Marshall,  Diane  Hubbard,  Christine 
Murdoch,  Helen  Merrick,  Lynn  Daub.    Fifth  Row:  Leslie  Butler,  Georgia  Taft,  Marcia  Burpee,  Heidi 
Edwards,  Lenore  McDevitt.    (Missing  from  picture:  Mr.  Kennedy,  Advisor.) 


Vania  da  Costa  Aguiar,  from  Vitoria, 
Brazil,  is  our  exchange  student  this  year . 
Vania  is  well -liked  by  all  members  of  the 
school  and  has  fitted  happily  into  the  rou- 
tine of  the  life  of  a  senior  at  Duxbury  High 
School.    Vania  is  helping  all  students  of 
the  school  and  all  citizens  of  the  town  to 
realize  the  importance  of  friendly  relations 
between  countries. 


Sponsored  by  The  Ockers  Company  and  Olive  Tinder  Inc. 


uture  nurses  ot  amenca 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:  Margaret  Vinal  (Secretary),  Marilyn  Smithson  (President),  Helen  Merrick  (Vice- 
President),  Susan  Whitney,  Jane  Wildes,  Janet  Sawyer,  Wendy  Hoitt  (Treasurer).    Standing:  Carolyn 
Doyle,  Alice  Peterson,  Lorraine  Reed,  Helen  Blanchard,  Beverly  Shane,  Patricia  Merlet,  Ann  Clark, 
Cheryl  Batson,  Betty  Ann  Wadsworth,  Heidi  Edwards,  Sandra  Davis. 


This  is  the  inaugural  year  ot  the  Future 
Nurses  Club.   The  group,  under  the  guid- 
ance of  our  school  nurse,  Mrs.  Anne 
Welcker,  R.N.,  has  been  organized  to 
stimulate  in  students  an  interest  in  the 
nursing  profession.    Special  speakers 
have  been  invited  to  talk  about  careers 
in  nursing . 


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Sponsored  by  Plymouth  County  Electric  Company 


NATIONAL  HONOR  SOCIETY 


Standing,  Left  to  Right:  Josephine  Borgeson  (President),  David  Marshall.    Seated:  Donna  Prince,  Gail 
Garland,  Jean  Baker  (Vice-President -T reasurer) .    (Missing  from  picture:  Ruta  Berzins,  Secretary; 
Joanna  Conathan,  Peggy  Vinal,  Mr.  Jenness,  Advisor.) 


LATIN  HONOR  SOCIETY  FRENCH  HONOR  SOCIETY 

Left  to  Right;  Peggy  Vinal,  James  Pye,  Left  to  Right:  Jean  Baker,  Paul  Wales, 

Joanna  Conathan.  Andrea  Ness,  Ruta  Berzins. 


Sponsored  by  Kiwanis  Club 


Seated,  Left  to  Right:  Lorraine  Reed,  Katherine  Boyd  (Secretary),  Cynthia  Wilken  (Vice-President),  Linda 
Olhson  (President),  Maureen  Boucher  (Treasurer),  Catherine  Whitley.    First  Row:  William  Penthany, 
Brenda  Frazer,  Arnette  Alander,  Lorraine  Holloway,  Stephanie  Monks,  Karen  Whitley,  Margo  Bates, 
Elizabeth  Boyd,  Nicholas  Gilbert.  Second  Row:  Marcia  Ridlon,  Marsha  Oliver,  Andrea  Galliano,  Merrill 
Welcker,  Susan  Rohr.    (Missing  from  picture:  Mrs.  Bencordo,  Advisor,  Charles  Fernandes,  Valerie 
Fernandes,  Edwin  Sampson.) 


In  order  to  fulfill  its  purpose  of  pro- 
moting interest  in  books  and  learning,  the 
Library  Service  Club  sponsors  contests  and 
its  annual  Book  Fair  during  Book  Week. 
Aside  from  these  special  services,  the  club 
is  responsible  for  the  administration  and 
maintenance  of  our  school  library. 


Sponsored  by  Westwinds  Bookshop 


Not  another  one  of  those  elephant  jokes! 


> ; 

The  Freshman  Class  Presents 
TRUE  BLUE  AND  TRUSTED 

by  R.  A.  Anderson  and  R.  L.  Sweeney 
An  Old-Fashioned  Melodrama 

Mr.  J.  Tamarack    BRADFORD  HEYWOOD 

Maxine  Mascara    MARCIA  BURPEE 

Balderdash  Trustworthy    ANGUS  CROWE 

Lily  Lackemoney    KATHERINE  JOKINEN 

Mrs.  Lackemoney    CYNTHIA  HOLL 

Colonel  Beauregard    RICHARD  BUTTERWORTH 

Grandmama    GAIL  SENCABAUGH 

Preacher    DAVID  MARSHALL 

Announcer    GEORGE  CHAPIN 

Directed  by  Mr.  R.  A.  Anderson 


SILENCE,  PLEASE! 


Sponsored  by  Besse -Walkover  Shoes 


THE  MAN  WHO  MARRIED  A  DUMB  WIFE 

By  Anatole  France 
Presented  by  the 
JUNIORS 


Leonard  Botal,  judge    CHARLES  BOURGET 

Adam  Fumee,  lawyer    DAVID  MARSHALL 

Giles  Biscourtier    WILLIAM  WILBUR 

A|ison    GAIL  GARDNER 

Catherine  Botal  KATHERINE  JOKINEN 

Simone  Colline,  physician    AUSTIN  STUART 

Jean  Maugier,  surgeon      BRADFORD  HEYWOOD 

Serafin  Dulaurier,  apothecary  WILLIAM  RICHARDS 

Mille.  de  la  Guarandiere    MARSHA  HURD 

Blind  Fiddler    GEORGE  CHAPIN 

Mme.  de  la  Bruine  GAIL  GARLAND 

Mummers,  Salesmen,  Townspeople,  Servants  CYNTHIA  HOLL, 


JEAN  BAKER,  ROBERT  MARK,  MARCIA  BURPEE,  MARY  LANYON, 
DONNA  PRINCE,  CAROLYN  KING,  RUTA  BERZINS,  CAROL 
BALDWIN 

Setting:  Judge  Botal's  house  in  Paris 
Stage  Crew:  Members  of  the  Junior  Class 
Directed  by  Mr.  R.  N.  Jenness 


Sponsored  by  Herrick  Auto  Sales 


1 


Oh,  it1  s  you  again. 


Opening  night  jitters. 


The  Line-up. 


Now  this  button  makes  the  mouse  roar. 


presents 
HE  MOUSE  THAT  ROARED 

.dapted  by  Christopher  Sergei 

from  the  Book  by  Leonard  Wibberley 

Directed  by  Mr.  R.  N.  Jenness 

Student  Director:  Joanna  Conathan 

Stage  Manager:  Josephine  Borgesson 

I  ascom  ANGUS  CROWE 

Mountjoy  AUSTIN  STUART 

3enter  DAVID  MARSHALL 

ston,  Secretary  of  State  ROBERT  MARK 

or  Kokintz  WILLIAM  RICHARDS 

nt  BRADFORD  HEYWOOD 

I  Snippet  RICHARD  BUTTERWORTH 

turn  ROBERT  FRENCH 

>cer  KENT  KOPKE 

jlligan  WILLIAM  WILBUR 

a  the  Twelfth  KATHERINE  JOKINEN 

MARY  LANYON 

Jane  ALICE  COLLINS 

Fran  DIANE  HUBBARD 

Pam  SUSAN  JONES 

Norma  CYNTHIA  HOLL 

Helen  GAIL  SENCABAUGH 

Ann  SHARON  BLANCHARD 

Page  JEAN  BAKER 

Miss  Johnson  MARSHA  HURD 

Miss  Wilkins  DONNA  PRINCE 

Mrs.  Reiner  RUTA  BERZINS 

Jill  KAROL  KING 

Debbie  MARCIA  BURPEE 

Mrs.  Bascom  CAROLE  FRENCH 

Students,  Citizens,  Soldiers:  CHRISTINE  MURDOCH,  JUDITH 

JOKINEN,  FELICITAS  TASCHE,  GAIL  GARLAND,  LYNNE  PHILLIPS, 
CATHERINE  DELORENZO,  STEVEN  WILLIAMS,  EDMUND  KENT, 
RICHARD  MULLOWNEY,  DAVID  LEMIEUX 

The  action  of  the  play  takes  place  in  the  Grand  Fenwick  National 
Forest;  the  throne  room  of  the  palace  at  Grand  Fenwick;  Washington, 
D.C.,  and  New  York  City. 

Stage  Crew:  Members  of  the  Senior  Class 


Sponsored  by  Milepost  Restaurant 


Would  you  tell  your  mother  to  scram? 


Curtain  Cal  I ! 


It's  all  mine. 


1  1 


Mother,  please,  I'd  rather  do  it  myself! 


H 


Frankly,  I  don't  care  how  silly  I  look. 


Where  on  earth  is  Grand  Fenwick? 


Sponsored  by  Puritan  Clothing  Company 


Sponsored  by  Chez  Lucien  "Winsor  House 


Never  touch  the  stuff! 

SENIOR  CLASS  OFFICERS 


William  Wilbur  Judith  Jokinen  Kathleen  Mi  I  Is  Kent  Kopke 

President  Vice-President  Secretary  Treasurer 

Sponsored  by  Duxbury  Sport  and  Toy  Shop  and  Duxbury  5  &  10 


BEST  LOOKING 

MOST  POPULAR  Austin  Stuart  Carole  French 

Joanna  Conathan  David  Lemieux 


CONTRIBUTED  MOST  TO  THE  CLASS  BEST  ATHLETE 

David  Marshal  I  Joanne  Conathan  Donna  Prince  William  W 

Sponsored  by  Wildes  Motor  Co.  Inc. 


cass  history 


by   Jean  Baker 

We,  the  class  of  1 964,  entered  KINDERGARTEN  in  the  fall  of  1951  .   We  began  our 
theatrical  reputation  with  a  Christmas  play,  in  which  Richard  Hendrick  and  Phina  Borgeson 
were  featured  as  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Santa  Claus,  respectively;  while  the  rest  of  the  class,  taste- 
fully attired  in  red  pajamas  with  flap  bottoms,  portrayed  elves.    Our  next  major  production 
was  on  the  last  day  of  school.   The  members  of  the  class  acted  out  various  nursery  rhymes. 

We  moved  on  to  FIRST  GRADE  and  the  esoteric  pleasures  of  Dick,  Jane  and  Spot.  We 
also  performed  in  the  school  operetta,  in  which  each  class  had  a  part.   The  girls  in  our 
class  wore  crepe  paper  bows  in  their  hair. 

In  SECOND  GRADE  we  performed  in  another  operetta.    During  this  year  we  also  vis- 
ited the  fire  station  and  were  taken  on  a  tour  through  the  building.   Children  in  Miss 
Pel  ley's  room  used  to  look  out  the  window  at  the  construction  of  the  new  gym. 

We  entered  THIRD  GRADE  in  the  newly-built  wing  of  the  elementary  school.  Mrs. 
Chase  finally  carried  out  her  threat,  and  put  adhesive  tape  on  Fizz  Richards'  mouth,  be- 
cause he  spoke  out  of  turn  too  much.  .  .  .Mary  Lynn  Edwards,  Betsy  Yu ill,  and  Donna 
Prince  hid  Miss  Clarke's  car  keys  three  times  and  wouldn't  tell  her  where  the  keys  were, 
so  that  each  time  Miss  Clarke  had  to  have  a  new  set  made. . .  .  All  the  pupils  in  Miss 
Clarke's  class  learned  the  Preamble  to  the  Constitution  and  recited  it  in  a  group. .  . . 
Andy  Crowe  used  his  magnifying  glass  to  light  fires  of  leaves  and  paper. 

In  FOURTH  GRADE,  we  had  a  Columbus  Day  assembly,  in  which  we  first  sang  the 
song  which  contained  the  deathless  line,  "In  1492,  he  sai  led  the  ocean  blue .... "  An- 
other assembly  that  year  was  on  Christmas  customs.    Led  by  Miss  Wren's  class,  we  each 
held  a  poster  and  recited  a  poem  about  our  own  customs.    Phina  Borgeson  and  Jean 
Baker  were  mistresses  of  ceremony.   We  also  had  square  dances  in  the  gymnasium  of  the 
old  high  school.   This  year  also  marked  the  beginning  of  our  first  honor  group,  the  Eager 
Beavers,  whose  members  were  Phina  Borgeson,  Steven  Hansen,  Carol  Govoni,  Katy 
Jokinen,  Jean  Baker,  and  Alice  Collins  . 

FIFTH  GRADE  was  highlighted  by  a  field  trip  with  the  entire  class  to  the  Whaling 
Museum  in  New  Bedford.  .  .  .Felice  Tasche  arrived  in  November  to  become  our  first  (and 
permanent)  exchange  student. .  .  .  At  Christmas  we  had  a  choral  speaking  program,  in 
which  Fizz  Richards  and  Cathy  DeLorenzo  played  piano  solos.  .  .  .We  had  another  field 
trip  in  the  spring.   This  time  we  visited  the  pumping  station  with  Mrs.  Turner,  our  nature 
teacher  from  the  Audubon  Society. 

The  most  important  event  during  our  SIXTH  GRADE  year  was  our  Junior  Tournament  of 
Plays.    Mrs.  O'Neil's  room,  Mr.  Staples'  room,  and  Mr.  Queeny's  room  all  put  on  plays. 
Mr.  Queeny's  room  won  with  "The  Trial  of  Billy  Scott."   Rip  Cheney  and  Cherry  Bishop 
were  voted  best  actor  and  best  actress,  respectively.  .  .  .We  went  on  two  field  trips  this 
year.   The  first  was  to  the  Museum  of  Science  in  Boston,  and  the  second  was  a  bike  ride 
to  the  beach  for  lunch .    Mr.  Queeny  accompanied  us  on  this  trip ...  .  On  the  last  day  of 
school,  Mr.  Queeny,  who  had  been  sick,  arranged  our  social  studies  projects  on  the  side- 
walk, and  handed  them  to  us  as  we  came  out  the  door. 

We  moved  on  to  SEVENTH  GRADE  in  the  old  high  school.   We  elected  members  of  our 
class  to  the  Junior  Student  Council.    From  the  Council  members,  Fizz  Richards  became 
Vice-President,  and  Bob  Jones,  Treasurer. .  .  .We  again  participated  in  a  Tournament  of 
Plays.    Grade  7-1  performed  "Primrose  Path,"  grade  7-2  "Help  Wanted,"  and  grade  7-3, 
"Romper  Room."   Unfortunately,  none  of  our  plays  won  the  contest..  ..Katy  Jokinen  won 
the  Junior  High  Speech  Contest  in  the  memorized  category.  . .  .Austin  Stuart,  Fizz  Richards, 
and  Phina  Borgeson  were  members  of  the  Rocket  Club.  .  .  .Mr.  Wood,  the  high  school  prin- 
cipal, left  at  the  end  of  this  year,  and  Mr.  McCormick  became  our  new  principal. 

During  the  EIGHTH  GRADE,  members  of  our  class  performed  in  the  first  Junior  Band 
Concert .   The  hit  of  the  evening  was  "Esta,  Esta  (cha-cha-cha) Ruta  Berzins  won  first 
prize  in  the  spelling  bee  that  year,  and  Donna  Prince  won  first  prize  in  the  pupil -prepared 
section  of  the  Junior  High  Speech  Contest. .  .  .Miss  Celeste  Travers,  our  English  teacher, 
left  at  the  end  of  the  year  to  get  married.   The  members  of  our  class  donated  money  to  buy 
her  an  engraved  Paul  Revere  bowl  and  a  silver  butter  dish,  sugar  bowl  and  creamer.  We 
also  gave  an  earring  and  pin  set  to  Miss  Carson,  our  history  teacher. 


Class  officers  elected  in  the  NINTH  GRADE  were  Brad  Heywood,  president;  Carole 
French,  vice-president;  Kathy  Mills,  secretary;  and  Kent  Kopke,  treasurer.  ...  Our  dance 
this  year  was  called  the  Freshman  Fiasco,  which  it  wasn't.  Marcia  Burpee  was  dance  chair- 
man. .  .  .Our  first  production  in  the  Senior  High  Tournament  of  Plays  was  "True  Blue  and 
Trusted,"  written  and  directed  by  Mr.  Robert  Anderson.   The  cast  party  was  at  Marcia 
Burpee's  house.  .  .  .Alice  Collins  sang  "Indian  Love  Call,  "  and  Cynthia  Holl  sang  "Why 
Was  I  born?"  in  the  choir  show  No  Other  Love,  a  tribute  to  Oscar  Hammerstein.  .  .  .The 
last  day  of  school  that  year  was  our  first  Bermuda  Day,  and  we  all  carried  books  from  the 
old  to  the  new  sc hoo I .    Mr .  McCorm i ck  gave  us  a  tour  of  the  new  bu i  Idi ng . 

The  same  class  officers  were  elected  in  the  TENTH  GRADE.    Our  class  dance  was  the 
Carousel ..  .  .There  was  no  Tournament  of  Plays  this  year.  ...  In  the  choir  show  Cape  Cod 
Capers,  Alice  Collins  sang  "Ebb  Tide"  and  Cynthia  Holl  sang  "Old  Cape  Cod.  ".  .  .  .The 
varsity  basketball  team  played  Westwood  in  the  deciding  game  of  the  Tech.  Tourney.  We 
lost  51  -50.    Kent  Kopke,  Tony  Kent,  Bob  French,  and  Bill  Wilbur  were  on  the  team.  .  .  . 
1962  Miss  Duxbury  Days  was  Christine  Murdoch. 

JUNIOR  CLASS  officers  were  Steve  Williams,  president;  Phina  Borgeson,  vice-presi- 
dent; Kathy  Mills,  secretary;  and  Kent  Kopke,  treasurer.  ...  Our  winning  entry  in  the 
Tournament  of  Plays  was  "The  Man  Who  Married  a  Dumb  Wife, "  directed  by  Mr.  Jenness. 
The  next  day  we  had  to  dig  out  of  a  snow-storm  in  order  to  take  our  SAT 's.  .  .  .Mary  Lanyon 
was  the  school  representative  in  the  American  Legion  Speech  Contest,  and  because  of  her 
fine  performance,  gave  the  Gettysburg  Address  Memorial  Day.  .  .  .Mary  Lanyon  won  the 
spelling  bee  this  year,  and  Dave  Marshall,  Marcia  Burpee,  Katy  Jokinen,  and  Alice 
Col  lins  were  winners  in  the  speech  contest ....  On  Apri  I  1,  Mr.  Dunn's  algebra  class  vis- 
ited the  First  National  Bank  of  Boston,  and  played  computer.    We  also  had  lunch  in  the 
bank  cafeteria.  .  .  .Members  of  our  class  participated  for  the  first  time  in  the  annual  Model 
Congress,  and  three  people  were  committee  chairmen.  .  .  .This  year's  choir  show  was  a  de- 
parture from  the  usual .    Swinging  High  ,  with  Cynthia  Holl  and  Alice  Collins  in  featured 
roles,  was  a  musical,  instead  of  the  reviews  done  in  previous  years.   Choir  parties  were 
given  at  Joanna  Conathan's  and  Cynthia  Holl's  houses.  .  .  .Yearbook  heads  were  elected. 
Dave  Marshall  became  editor  of  both  the  Key  and  the  Partridge  .  .  .  .The  theme  of  the 
junior  prom  was  "Blue  Moon."   Phina  Borgeson  was  general  chairman,  and  Alice  Collins 
sang  the  theme  song.    Bonnie  Poole  was  chosen  Prom  Queen,  with  Karol  King  and  Kathy 
Mills  as  her  attendants.    At  the  prom,  Dave  Lemieux  was  announced  as  having  been  e- 
lected  Student  Council  president,  and  Bonnie  Poole,  vice-president.    Our  Prom  was  unique 
in  one  way,  however;  we  had  a  bomb  scare,  and  everyone  went  out  to  the  parking  lot  to 
dance  while  the  police  searched  the  building.  .  .  .Achievement  tests  were  taken  in  May. 
Phina  Borgeson  was  a  semi-finalist  in  the  National  Merit  Scholarship  Qualifying  Test,  and 
Jean  Baker  received  a  letter  of  commendation.    Ruta  Berzinswon  the  American  Legion  Es- 
say Contest  with  her  composition  on  "What  the  Fourth  of  Ju ly  means  to  me.  " ....  Dave 
Marshall  was  marshal  at  graduation. 

Our  exchange  student  during  our  SENIOR  YEAR  was  Vania  da  Costa  Aguiar  from  Brazil. 
The  class  also  boasted  three  post-graduate  students:    Larry  Sheeley,  Alan  Pratt,  and  Gail 
Fenton.    Another  special  class  member  was  John  April,  who  had  battled  cerebral  palsy  at 
home  for  years  to  be  able  to  graduate.  .  .  .Mrs.  Sherwood  and  Mr.  Jenness  accompanied  the 
class  on  a  trip  to  Stratford,  Connecticut,  to  see  Shakespeare's  Henry  V.  Mrs.  Barnwall 
drove  us  down  and  back  in  a  school  bus  and  fog.  .  .  .The  senior  play  was  The  Mouse  that 
Roared,  directed  by  Mr.  Jenness.    Andy  Crowe  and  Katy  Jokinen  played  the  leading  roles. 
In  gratitude  for  all  his  help,  we  gave  our  director  a  new  bicycle.   The  play  was  performed 
on  two  nights  and  was  a  huge  success.  .  .  .One  of  the  reasons  we  will  not  forget  our  senior 
year  was  the  tragic  assassination  of  President  John  F.  Kennedy  on  November  22.   To  honor 
his  memory,  a  special  schoolwide  assembly  was  held.  .  .  .Katy  Jokinen  was  chosen  Snow 
Queen  at  the  senior  Christmas  dance.  .  .  .The  class  went  caroling  on  December  23.  .  .  . 
Marcia  Burpee,  Alice  Collins,  and  Wendy  Hoitt  were  participants  in  the  District  Chorus, 
and  several  members  of  the  class  performed  in  the  SEMSBA  concert.  .  .  .College  Board  tests 
were  taken  for  the  last  time  in  December  and  January,  and  lucky  ones  were  notified  of 
early  acceptance  to  college.  .  .  .This  year's  choir  show,  a  review  of  hits  from  past  shows, 
included  many  of  our  classmates  in  starring  roles.  .  .  .The  final  act  was  graduation  on  June 
10,  a  day  of  mixed  joy  and  sadness. 

The  members  of  the  Class  of  1964  have  performed  many  services  for  the    school .  We 
have  also  been  privileged  to  participate  in  many  activities,  both  in  and  out  of  school, 
and  we  wish  to  thank  our  teachers  and  all  others  who  have  helped  us  in  our  school  careers. 


OFFICIAL  PHOTOGRAPHER 


Class  of  1964 


THE 
DICKSONS 


94  Court  Street 
Plymouth,  Massachusetts 


Above:  A  short  step  toward  disarmament  was  taken  with  cautious  optimism  with 
the  signing  of  the  limited  nuclear  test  ban  treaty  in  Moscow.  Seated:  Sec.  of 
Stale  Dean  Rusk,  Andrei  Gromyko,  Lord  Home.  Premier  Khrushchev  stands  be- 
hind Lord  Home  next  to  U.N.  Secretary  General  U  Thant,  Adlai  Stevenson  and 


U.  S.  Congressional  leaders.  Right  photo:  Red  Chinese-Russian  relatit  i 
worsened  during  the  year  as  they  battled  for  leadership  of  world  communis  1 
This  Moscow  meeting  between  Mikhail  Suslov,  left,  and  Teng  Hsaio-Peng 
August  failed  to  produce  accord. 


An  unidentified  priest  went  to  the  aid 
of  a  wounded  soldier  during  a  revolt  in 
Venezuela.  For  this  picture  Hector 
Rondon  won  the  1963  Pulitzer  Prize 
for  news  photography. 


World  Events  in  Review — 1961 


Pope  Paul  VI  began  his  reign  after  the 
death  of  Pope  John  XXIII.  Pope  Paul  re- 
convened the  Ecumenical  Council  and  at 
year's  end  planned  an  unprecedented  journey 
to  the  Holy  Land. 


Left,  below:  Dr.  Helge  Ingstad,  veteran  Norwegian  explorer  found  remains  of  a  9- 
house  Viking  settlement  in  Newfoundland  dating  500  years  before  Columbus.  Right: 
A  huge  landslide  into  Vaiont  Reservoir  in  northern  Italy  sent  a  wall  of  water  into 
the  valley  below  destroying  Longarone  and  killing  some  3,000  people. 


Abort:  Vietnamese  tanks  assaulted  President  Dier,.'s  palace  during  successful 
\ovember  coup  which  resulted  in  Diem's  death.  Meanwhile,  (color)  US. 
advisers  continued  working  with  Vietnamese  troops  tn  inconclusive  fighting 
against  Communist  Viet  Cong  guerillas  supplied  from  Sorth  Viet  Sam. 


A  new  island,  1/4  mile  long  and  130  feet  high, 
was  born  off  southern  Iceland  from  an  under- 
water volcano. 


Britain's  neu  prime  minister,  Sa 
Alec  Douglas-Home,  took  office  m 
Sovember,  after  scandals  shook 
Harold  Macmillan's  government. 


East-  West  tension  continued  lefU  Gen.  Cheng  of  .S  orth  Korea  levels  a  pistol  at  U..\.  spokesmen  during  discus- 
sions of  armistice -violating  raids  at  Panmunjom.  Right;  Russian  attempts  to  control  Allied  access  to  Berlin  failed 
01  the  face  of  western  unity.  This  American  convoy  had  keen  delayed  42  hours  en  route  to  the  city. 


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