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BLUE MOON The Bancroft School

Worcester, Massachusetts

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Table of Contents

Dedication..................... .... 5 Faculty............................. .... 9 Seniors............................. .. 23 Underclassmen............... ...55 Organizations................ ....71 Sports............................... .. 87 Chronicle........................ .. 95 Advertisements.............. 113

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Dedication x = understanding.

To find f(x), square x and multiply by skill and devotion; add Christmastime equations, responsibility, and humor, subtract bubblegum, and divide by impossible tests.

Sketch the graph of the curve.

Locate its intersection with the line y = education.

Draw its tangent at y = 24, and find the roots of the equation in terms of wisdom.

We, the class of 1967, dedicate our yearbook to you because we are dedicated to you,

Alice Carr f(x) = k(l-sine)

Keep a green bough in your heart and the singing bird will come.

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Headmaster Mr. Garfield Boiled down to essentials, Bancroft is people and ideas. Hopefully, your years here have given you wide experiences in these two necessities of life which will serve you well in the years ahead.

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Dean Miss Calhoun "M ay the roads rise w ith you, and the winds be always at your back: and may the Lord hold you in the hollow of His hand.”

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"The teacher . . . if he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind.”

Kahlil Gibran

Mrs. Norwood, D irector o f Admissions

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Miss Pike, Administrative Assistant

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Mr. Garfield, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Stansfield, Mrs. Norwood, Mr. White

Romance Languages Mrs. Cullum, Miss Gauch, Miss McTighe, Mr. Gauthier, Mrs. Stansfield, Mr. Godin

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Math and Science

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Mr. Wyman, Mr. Cullum, Mr. Mottram, Miss Calhoun, Mrs. Piper, Mrs. Carr

History Mr. Saunders, Mr. Walsh

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Art Music Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. Jernberg

LIBRARIAN Mrs. Campbell

Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Garth

ATHLETICS Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Linden

OFFICE STAFF Miss Keith, Mrs. Hazen, Miss Benoit, Miss W hite

NURSE Mrs. Peterson

MAINTENANCE Sabuk

l KITCHEN STAFF Violet Reynolds, Lillian Whitney, Svea Flagg

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SENIORS

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Karen Ann Arthur Kairn . . . Karey . . . "Whaaat???” . . . Class Pres . . . "neat!” . ...

Casey . . . painting in the cellar . . . sister Sarah . . . there’s a class meet­ ing, everybody . . . the corner . . . Oh, really . . . "All right, guys” .

'It’s fanTAStic”

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Class President IV; Drama Club II, III, IV, Workshop Plays II, IV; Social Committee III, IV; Community Services Committee II; Blue-Grey Hockey III

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Address: 71 Berwick Street Bancroft: 1964-1967 Birthday: June 27, 1949

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Jan . . . nice Vice Pres . . . "Bring in your class dues!” . . . shhhhhh . . . quiet study halls . . . "I REALLY don’t know ft” . . . anybody, what’s the Spanish assignment? . . . fingernails . . . "W e count our own votes” . . . dying to bleach shirts Class Vice President I, IV; Drama Club I, II, III, IV, Drama Board II; Blue Moon Fair Committee I; Social Committee II; Community Ser­ vices Committee I, III, IV; Junior Volunteer III

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Address: 170 South Road, Holden Bancroft: 1963-1967 Birthday: June 9, 1949

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Ann Lucille Bryant Ann, Annie-Lu . . . Lucille?. . . Nicaragua . . . "Let’s split” . . . shades at night? . . . madrigal . . . absent-minded . . . chain smoker . . . drama, HKA . . . "Honey-doll” . . . the corner . . . Ann-mouse . . .

"Does my face look any thinner?” . . . trivia . . . just on general prin­ ciples . . . prisms . . . "Pobre chiquita . . . que lastima” Class Vice President II; Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Madrigals IV, Hartford Festival II, III, IV; Drama Club I, II, III, Drama Board III; Blue Moon Fair Committee I, II, III, IV Address: 37 Otsego Road Bancroft: 1963-1967 Birthday: June 7, 1949

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Mary Valentine Callahan Val, Tine . . . Maria Caterina Valentina . . . Balentime Callahang . . .

Student Council . . . Spain . . . Mother, please! . . . letter to JD . . . "I don’t believe it!” . . . Valerie . . . Espanol, si? . . . bird whistles . . . "gloober” . . . politician . . . second cousin . . . Madame Zuzu . . .

"Oh, is that what they mean” . . . CCD with Big Pete . . . "Oh boy” . . . Late for class . . . Spirit Class President III; Class Vice President III; Student Council President IV; Glee Club IV, Hartford Festival IV; Blue Moon Fair Committee II, III, Madame Zuzu IV; Drama Club II, III, IV; Social Committee IV; Junior Volunteers III, IV Address: 5 Massachusetts Avenue Bancroft: 1964-1967 Birthday: April 16. 1949

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Amy Elizabeth Corbett Amy, Amc, Corby . . . Amos . . . "RAH N !” . . . Juicy Brucey . . . "yes, dear” . . . furry face . . . AC-DC . . . the loft . . . "Pretty good, eh?” . . . hubba hubba . . . 11 flies in one blow . . . freckled knees. . . "yes, dear" . . .groovy. . .w arts. . .John Sebastian glasses. . .flowe­ ry nose . . . rahn . . . "yes, dear" . . . Oh Great Guesser! . . . "Are you kidding???” . . . piano legs . . . the villagers . . . lizardface . . . the cor­ ner . . . "W hat a drag” . . . "yes, dear” Glee Club II, III, Madrigals II, III, Hartford Festival II, III; Drama Club, III, Drama Board III; Blue Moon Fair II, IV; Community Ser­ vices III; Varsity Hockey IV, Blue-Grey Hockey IV Address: 6 Forest Street Bancroft: 1964-1967 Birthday:

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ne Anne Difley Dif, Janie-D . . . ya . . . Student Council . . . "'What do you think, Val?” . . . respectfully submitted . . . bare feet . . . Barre . . . -"I don’t BELIEVE it” . . . dumb blonde . . . foot in mouth disease . . . "Oy” . . . cackle . . . dirty old woman . . . "Oh G’s” . . . Witchy Wretchy Letch II . . . Johns . . . laugh . . . "Ya know?” . . . heart of flint . . .

"I’m so stupid” . . . friendly, gullible, lovable Student Council Secretary IV; Class President I; Glee Club I, II, HI, IV, Hartford Festival III, IV; Blue Moon Fair I, II, III, IV, Spook House IV; Blue Moon Board II, III, IV, Assistant IV; Drama Club II, III, IV; Junior Varsity Basketball II Address: Summer Street, Barre Bancroft: 1963-1967 Birthday: February 24, 1949

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Mary Ruah DeWitt Donnelly Rooooer . . . Roodle-Doodle . . . The late Mary Ruah Donnelly . . . toothpaste smile . . . the chin . . . "This is MY yearbook” . . . Irish . . . gloober . . . second cousin . . . "It’s Uncle Ralph” . . . a packrat sometimes wins . . . Droopy Calesthenics . . . (heh heh) . . . miserabile visu . . . Witchy Wretchy Letch I . . . "I hate you, I hate you, I green and purple hate you” . . . leaves, clouds . . . organized! . . . "I’m just going to put my socks on over this mud” . . . turtles. . . Carey’s Driv­ ing School . . . "Corn Country!” . . . Aeneas is a creep . . . making faces . . . "It’s never too late” Class President II; Glee Club II, III, IV, Hartford Festival III, IV; Blue Moon Board III, IV, Exchange Editor III, Editor-in-Chief IV; Blue Moon Fair Committee II; Drama Club II, III, IV, Drama Board II, Workshop Plays II; Junior Volunteers III, IV; Blue-Grey Hockey IV Address: 13 Rutland Terrace Bancroft: 1964-1967 Birthday: January' 22, 1950

Donna Jane Eteson Donna Jane . . . Liberry Committee . . . madrigal . . . pretty . . . Ban­ croft Tower . . . baby food for lunch . . . the quiet type . . . consistent . . . "I still want to be an orthodontist” . . . gabby among friends, she says . . . smile Library Committee II, III, IV, Chairman III, IV; Glee Club II, III, IV, Madrigal II, III, IV, Hartford Festival II, III, IV; Drama Club IV, Spring Production III; Junior Varsity Hockey III, Varsity Hockey IV, Blue-Grey Hockey II, III, IV, Blue-Grey Volleyball III, IV, Blue-Grey Softball III, IV

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Address: 35 Farnum Street B ancroft: 1964-1967 Birthday: March 21, 1949

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Katherine Pratt Ewing Kath . . . Photographer . . . early . . . Tufts co-ed . . . Exeter . . .

Jacob’s Pillow . . . "Summer blondes? How about red-heads?” . . . gig­ gle and grin . . . good deed doer . . . "Does anyone have a camera?” . . . on and off braces . . . on and off glasses . . . "My sister’s the athlete of the family - but I try” . . . hockey in the front yard at 6 AM . . . sis­ ter Sally . . . Who wants to go to a men’s liberal arts college?. . . Rus­ sian? So I can read Dostoyevsky in the original . . . "Everybody!

PLEASE take pictures!” . . . jump at the bell Class President III; Blue Moon Board III, IV, Photographic Editor IV; Drama Club III, IV; Varsity Hockey IV, Blue-Grey Hockey IV Address: 65 Gulf Street, Shrewsbury Bancroft: 1965-1967 Birthday: November 18, 1949

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Lois Jane Friedman Lois . . . the voice . . . madrigal . . . daring in class! . . . friendly . . .

Paul Newman . . . "Don’t laugh!” . . . dimples . . . in and out contact lenses . . . "Are you kidding??” . . . I can’t believe it . . . piano-forte . . . "oooh!oi!” . . . "I can't get that *G”* . . . did you study? . . . ! ! ! . . . "W hat’s the matter with you?” . . . grin . . . "Charles” . . . a younger girl Glee Club II, III, IV, Madrigals II, III, IV, Hartford Festival II, III, IV; Blue Moon Board II, III, IV, Assistant IV Address: 21 Commodore Road Bancroft: 1964-1967 Birthday: April 5, 1950

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Carole Sue Garshman Carole . . . Garshman . . . ad$ . . . college weekends . . . business manager, foreign minister . . . "Have you gotten your ads yet? W ell, hurry up!” . . . organized . . . "The more you trust men, the more evil would you please bring in your money? . . . "Hey, we only have four hundred and fifty to go !” . . . yay! . . . those Boston trips Blue Moon Board II, III, IV, Business Manager IV; Blue Moon Fair I; Class President II; Drama Club II; Russian History Club II; Junior Volunteers IV Address: 60 Oak Hill Road Bancroft: 1963-1967 Birthday: July 21, 1949

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Barbara Teri Goff Babra . . . Fogg . . . Miss B of French IV quizzes . . . raffle tickers! . . .

Blue Moon Fair . . . '"Auction; A . . C . . T ” Miss Saleswoman 1966 . . . "You like that?” . . . contact lenses . . . "I’ll have my mother bring it” . . . MC in JP . . . "It’s elegant” . . . "I’ve got to put my hair up” . . . white teeth . . . "Get out and sell those raffle tickets” . . . who starred in that one? . . . "But Mr. Gauthier!”

Blue Moon Fair Committee I, II, III, IV, Chairman IV; Drama Club I, II, III, IV, Workshop Plays II, III, IV; Junior Volunteers IV Address: 9 Ellis Drive Bancroft: 1961-1967 Birthday: October 27, 1949

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Carole Ann Gold Carole . . . Goldie . . . Goldilocks . . . drama . . . "Oh, I don't know” . . . sassoon . . . "Oh no!” . . . Lady Brett Ashley . . . short hair . . . I want to cry . . . "aahH” . . . coffins . . . "Relax, have a pickle” . . . the laugh . . . "It was amazing” . . . vogue Drama Club II, III, IV, Drama Board IV; Social Committee II, III; Blue Moon Fair Committee IV; Junior Volunteers III Address: 505 Chandler Street Bancroft: 1964-1967 Birthday: July 7, 1949

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Elayne Cheryl Hunter Elena . . . ’Layne . . . Belayne . . . " Listen you guys” . . . athlete . . .

"C’mon, you can do it” . . . Girl Scouts . . . Round-up . . . Northfield . . . "Don’t worry, marks aren’t everything” . . . organ music at night . . . bug pins . . .

Glee Club III, IV, Hartford Festival IV; Blue Moon Fair I, II, III, IV; Drama Club I, II, III, IV, President IV; Junior Varsity Hockey I, II, Varsity Hockey III, IV; Blue-Grey Hockey I, II, III, IV; Junior Varsity Basketball I, II, Varsity Basketball III, IV; Blue-Grey Basketball I, II, III,.IV; Junior Volunteers III, IV Address: 2 Monica Road Bancroft: 1961-1967 Birthday: February 18, 1949

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Marsha Ann Kunin Marsha . . . Masha . . . Martian . . . "Can I just tell you one more thing?” . . . riding boots . . . stall . . . Valiant . . . "Oh no, that’s not right" . . . the nudger . . . singing . . . a young girl, a young girl of 16 . . . "goodie” . . . Hell’s Angels . . . White Knight . . . reserved . . .

"Happy Saturday” . . . "You better not touch me” . . . Leslie Turtle Day . . . carpenter . . . smile . . . "mmm?”

Blue Moon Fair Committee III, IV; Library Committee II; Drama Club II, III, IV; Debating Club II; Riflery Club II, III Address: 44 Terrace Drive Bancroft: 1964-1967 Birthday: January 11, 1949

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Gunilla Els-Charlotte Emelie Nilsson Els-Lott. . .Else. . .Elsie. . .Lancelot. . . Swedish im m igrant. . ."I don’t agree” . . . Leif Ericson discovered America . . . spelinng! . . . '"it’s ’uge” . . . Dick . . . Tech . . . "It was his fault” . . . 2:00 in the morning orange juice . . . "But Mr. W alsh” . . . Chemistry - fun! . . .

But . . . well-traveled . . . foster child and fund drive . . . little black book . . . svelte Class Vice President I; Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Hartford Festival II, III, IV; Drama Club I, II, III, IV, Workshop Plays I, II; Community Ser­ vices Committee II, III, IV, Chairman IV; Library Committee I; Junior Volunteers IV Address: 22 Prospect Street, Shrewsbury Bancroft: 1961-1967 Birthday: February 2, 1949

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Janis Ingrid Olson Janis. . .Ja n . . . "The Blues are gonna win this time” . . .R ick , in and outdoor sports . . . Peyton Place . . . Nurse . . . "No, Suh!” . her whole life is pre-determined . . . WA . . . problems . . . Rick .

"Let's go fishing! You get the worms” . . . Nipa . . . true-Blue . "like your face” Blue Moon Fair Committee I, III; Social Committee II; Community Services Committee IV; Drama Club I, II, III, IV, Drama Board I; Varsity Hockey IV; Captain of the Blues IV; Junior Volunteers III, IV Address: 26 Holden Street Bancroft: 1961-1967 Birthday: January 13, 1949 I

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Jacqueline Ann Rice Jack, Rice . . . little Jaxie . . . "I'm just wild about I lam " . . . lie loves me, he loves me n o t. . . "It's fantastic’’ . . .daisies. . .Chariots. . . al­ bino kangaroos . . . "I don’t believe you said that” . . . truekdriver. . .

Carey’s Driving School . . . si es verdad . . . "Kiss oil. Baby’’ . . . aw, da puddy tuddy . . . " Y O l' LOSH” . . . oh, great . . . What! What! . . . "Did anyone do their Spanish?” . . . the supremes . . . "De Beisbol” . . . Mama didn’t lie . . . "Right” . . . ling land Glee Club 1, 11, 111, IV, Misfits 1,11,1 lartford Festival II, 111, IV; Social Committee 11, IV, Vice-Chairman IV; Blue Moon Fair Committee I, 111; Junior Volunteers 111 Address: 5 Brookshire Road Bancroft: 1963-1967 Birthday: December 8, 1948

Judith-Peachy Rives Peeeech . . . Peaches ’n Cream . . . Somne Rives . . . "Girl fails” . . .

"C’mon group” . . . Pinkie Lee . . . Children . . . "The little puddies” . . . The Rise and Fall of Pomfret . . . "Been here for HOW many years?” . . . dimples . . . the car . . . "heap of motorized black” . . . uglies . . . "Oh, I'm sick” . . . this day is cancelled . . . "Certainly is!” . . . sinful. . . I can’t believe i t . . . "RI . . . G . . . HT” . . . Nummynum num . . . "W hat?!” . . . lucky Class President II; Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Misfits II, III, Madrigals III, IV, Hartford Festival I, II, III, IV; Social Committee III, IV, Chairman IV; Drama Club I, II, III, IV, Drama Board I, II, III, IV, Workshop Plays I, II, III, IV; Community Services Committee II; Junior Varsity Hockey II, Varsity Hockey III, IV; Junior Varsity Basketball II, Varsity Basketball III, IV; Volleyball I, II, III, IV; Blue-Grey Hockey, Volley­ ball, Softball I, II, III, IV, Blue-Grey Volleyball II, III, IV; Junior Vol­ unteers III, IV Address: 7 Prospect Street, Shrewsbury Bancroft: 1953-1967 Birthday: June 21, 1949 42

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Barbara Ewing Smith Barb, Brabra, Smith, Smithy, the Smith Bros., BS . . . "I’m off to see the wizard” . . . the yellow brick road . . . "Can’t get enough of those Sugar Crisps” . . . "Hiya” . . . Is he really attractive? . . . "Y ’know” . . . heh heh . . . "For 43 years on bread and water” . . . double your pleasure . . . "Do you have the car?” . . . "never mind” . . . did you hear. . baggies?. . . What color was it? Green?. . . "Jesus wants you for His Sunbeam” . . . Well, I’m also related to . . . "Did you study??” . . . "Is that the 11th or 12th century A.D.?” |

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Leslie Jane Smith Leslie . . . Les . . . Charles . .. Smitty . . . silver Mustang . . . Sean Connery!! . . . "Oooh! Is hegorgeous?” . . . madrigal . . . "Little guys" . . . Madame President . . . Fred . . . "I got it for no . brother . . . smile . . . rack it up on the tennis court. . . "No,I don’t think that's true" . . . beautiful . . . Charlie, Charley, C harli. . . sweet Glee Club II, III, IV, President IV, Misfits II, III, Madrigals III, IV, Hartford Festival III, IV; Social Committee II; Community Services Committee III; Blue Moon Fair IV Address: 4 Claridge Drive Bancroft: 1964-1967 Birthday: September 7, 1949

Katharine Bradley White Kathy . . . Kath . . . Caterina Valcnte . . . cool, calm, collected . . . getting things straight. . . "what are you talking about?" . . . slim . . . maniac on wheels . . . "I hate carrots" . . . cross out the Charles b it. . .

"Oh, well” . . . FB . . . "yeah but she’s my cousin” . . . "I HATE the Jolly Green Giant” . . . pigtails . . . deep purple yarn . . . Nolite ite Class Vice President III; Glee Club II, III, IV, Hartford Festival III, IV; Drama Club I, II, III, IV, Secretary IV, Workshop Plays I, III; Social Committee II, IV; Library Committee I; Blue Moon Fair Committee III; Junior Volunteers III Address: South Road, Holden Bancroft: 1963-1967 Birthday: October 17, 1949

Pamela Willson Pam, Pammy . . . "That’s double-!^ W illson” . . . dandelion . . . metal­ lic mane . . . Ursa Minor . . . "It’s still MY Dipper” . . . Oh, really? . . . Ahab . . . "HooHaw!!!” (war hoop) . . . da do runrunrun da do runrun . . . The El at 4:00 AM . . . motorcycle . . . NOTHING less than 650 CC . . . "Oh, W ow !” . . . paint on the floor . . . paint on the walls . . . paint on the rugs . . . "Give the grass a chance” . . . sunshine eyes . . . binoculars . . . "Look Elsa raven . . . the corner . . . protest . . . "All right Sweetie” . . . doodles Blue Moon Board I, II, III, IV, Little Dipper Editor IV; Drama Club I, II, III, IV, Drama Board II, III, Vice President III; Director of W ork­ shop (and other) Plays I, II, III, IV Address: 80 Salisbury Street Bancroft: 1962-1967 Birthday: August 30, 1949

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Thrift Table . . . "Are you kidding?’' . . . Northfield Conference . . .

"Do you have the car?” . . . flipping back her hair . . . Pikey . . . "ya right” . . . goalie with rabbit’s feet . . . lights manager at all our plays . . . laugh . . . society Blue Moon Fair I, II, III, IV, Co-chairman IV; Drama Club I, II, III, IV, Chairman Lighting Committee IV; Glee Club IV, Hartford Festival IV; Junior Varsity Hockey I, II, Varsity Hockey III, IV, Blue-Grey Hockey II, III, IV; Varsity Basketball III, IV, Blue-Grey Basketball III, IV; Blue-Grey Volleyball II, III, IV; Blue-Grey Softball I, II, III, IV; Junior Volunteers III Address: 38 Whitman Road Bancroft: 1958-1967 Birthday: November 20, 1949

Seniors

First Row (l-r): Kathy White, Donna Eteson, Kathy Ewing, Peachy Rives, Ann Bryant, Carole Gold Second Row: Jackie Rice, Marsha Kunin. Jane Difley, Karen Arthur. Janet Harrington, Valentine Callahan, Barbara Goff, Barbara Smith.

Third Row: Carole Garshman, Ruah Donnelly, Janis Olson, Else Nilsson, Liz Young, Elayne Hunter, Leslie Smith, Lois Friedman, Amy Corbett.

Absent: Pam Willson.

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Last W ill and Testament Be it remembered that we, members of the class of 1967, being ol sound mind and memory but nevertheless being mindful of the shortness of life, do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking any and all wills heretofore made by us. After payment of our just debts and funeral expenses, we devise and bequeath as follows.

W e leave: MT5 to Posterity Mrs. Carr somewrhere along the line Mr. White in somnia Mrs. Norwood rhyme, rhythm, and song Mr. Wyman physical education Miss Gauch supine Mr. Walsh a Micky Mouse comic slip Mr. and Mrs. Cullum together Miss Calhoun eight colleges apiece Mr. Garfield a doughnut Mr. Mottram a conservative tie Miss McTighe summer blonde Mr. Godin that laugh Mrs. Piper a box of candy Senora Estansfield unos libros rojos Mr. Saunders dustproof contact lenses Mr. Gauthier tant pis pour nous (C'est dommage pour lui) Mrs. Davis Pomfret allegro Mrs. Ewing dated Pikey typing Mrs. Linden mimeographed gym excuses Mrs. Campbell indebtedly Mrs. Peterson a cough drop and best wishes for a successful season Amy leaves the phone ringing Libby leaves young Kathy E. leaves early Marsha stalls, searching for God in a gold Mustang Ruah leaves late Pam leaves her term papers to the night before Kathy W. leaves cool, calm, and collected Jackie leaves harried Peachy leaves History IV Somne Rives Jane leaves barefoot-in-mouth Barb leaves grey with enthusiasm Janis leaves true-blue Else leaves a lot in her creepy black book Carole leaves adding Goldie leaves dramatically Karen just leaves Ela just left Val leaves diplomatically Leslie leaves "stolling” Lois leaves forte Donna leaves quietly Ann leaves fuming Elayne leaves with permission Janet leaves absent-mindedly Fogg takes it. with her

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Juniors

Fmt Ron ( l-r): Stephanie Rose. Betsy Ribakoff. Anne Bagley, Man- Louise Persons. Carol Constantian. Melissa Hensel Second Row: Anne West, Sue Daniels, Lynne Horne. Reva Reck, Dodie Dunlop. Becky Gummere. Liz Lvell. Kathy AmoreUo. Barbara Steele ^ ^ Absent: Sue Eckelkamp.

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Sophomores

bn st Row (l-r): Debbv Patterson. Candy Harris. Ellen Davis, Pam Wolf, Wendy Warner, Melly Claghorn, Carolyn Berkeley, Betty Glixman.

Second Row: Ann DiDomcnico, Lisa Piehler, Lorraine Lind. Linda Cohan, Tina Turpin. Sue Stafford, Kathy Knapp. Sue White, Sarah Garfield. LittleBit Knowlton.

Third Row: Melinda Dahart, Carla Ialevi, Betsy Hall, Diane Chaffee, Martha Johnson, Franny Kumin, Joan Wandrei, Cynthia Kit tel, Cally Higgins.

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F m t Row (l-r): Dianne Hallock, Ruch Aisenberg. Amy Rome, Diane Federici, Janet Bagley, Donna Salloom, Gay Peterson, Jan Hampshire.

Second Row: Gail Morgan, Wendy Glick, Edith Plimpton, Tia Higano. Weezie Garfield, Susan O’Lear)', Susan Fisher, Susan Carswell.

Third Row: Leslie Ringold, Nancy Dewey, Debra Jones, Liz Perkins, Christine Linden, Sharon Werber, Jennifer Todd, Sally Ewing, Deborah Root, Liz Martinson, Lvnne Rooney. * / Absent: Lydia Diamond. Janet Silberberg.

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Ninth Grade Boys

First Row (l-r): Seth Wright, Chan Lycll. Stephen Howard, Mike Wood, Donald Graham, Ned Reynolds, Bob Horne.

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September Version Once there was an Archer And' there was a minute When He shot a shaft On a New Departure.

Then He must have laughed: Comedy was in it.

For the game He hunted Was the non-existence, And His shaft got blunted On its non-resistance.

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12 - Coke and Cookie Party: the Oldies-But-Goodies show to stuff their faces and terrify the freshmen.

Unsatisfactory I, II, III, IV al­ ready? Mr. Godin would like to know.

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14 —As Mrs. Linden drags out her scales we find we have no time to lose . . .

15 — The doors are up and the heat is on! Too bad there are no doorknobs.

19 - Somehow it’s really underway now, a sense of gloom pervades the atmosphere.

20 —Reva in kimona, Peach in dungies, and Barb Steele and Polly in boots tell of their summer experiences.

DoorKnobs! W e’ve got doorKnobs! The seniors press for lunch­ time coffee . . .

21 - and, wonder of all wonders, get it.

Cheers!

22 - Kathy W hite brings in a pigeon.

Mr. W hite’s pocket watch alarms English IV. 28 - The freshmen endure initiation — ((chortle chortle)) Score #1 for the macrobrains Kathy Ewing is a National Merit semi-finalist; Difley, Willson, and Nilsson make letters of commenda­ tion.

29 —Discord, dissonance, and Mr. Lind visit our first Glee Club rehearsal.

30 - The first senior into college! Janet Harrington made the grade.

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5 - Aaagh! Our Student Council is honest! Talkers get three chances.

6 - Jackie Rice, go scuttle your fleet.

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7 —Kathy W hite and Peachy are breed­ ing tarantulas in the alligator pit in back of the school. For what, we wonder.

II - We look like teddybears in our gym sweatsuits.

Ruah brings a toothbrush to school, and Cynthia comes back to visit us - the same ol’ Sin. The untouchable Dippers come out, covered with wet paint.

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13 - New Madrigals are Morgan, Steele, and Bryant. Now Ann can wear her own cummerbund.

14 - There are some mysterious tele­ phone calls third period . . .

15 - Jams’ France lost its Riviera.

18 - "The Corner” now has a stereo phonograph . . . next a refrigerator, bar . . .

22 - PSAT’s, and Miss Calhoun promis­ es a bonfire. Oh, the fun is just beginning.

24 - Mr. W hite is chicken..

28 - Bibbidy bobbidy boo - zwap. The juniors roll out Cinderella and the Great Pumpkin, and the JP is on.

Some seniors get kicked out of Friendly’s for loitering.

31 - New Misfits are Kalian, Ribakoff, Taylor, Higgins, Patterson, Federici, and Martinson.

W e’re all witches.

November 1 - Coughdrop season re-opens.

2 - Tia’s pushing the season in gym she gets a basket while playing volley­ ball.

6 — Mr. Walsh declares that Anne Bagley squeaks.

11 —Willson and Aspen produce their first in a series of psychedelic happen­ ings "for the cultural betterment of the Upper School.”

Armistice Day and we’re still here —buying raffle tickets for our dearly beloved Mr. Lind.

12 - The Blue Moon Fair is a smash hit.

15 - From the eighth grade play The M iracle Worker we learn that it isn’t unusual for a student to have an aver­ sion for his/her/its teacher . . .

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18 - Certain upperclassmen roll around in the mud outside and have a dog­ fight with a neighborhood cur.

19 - Englebert Dolphus lives!

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5 - Just as the gopher signifies the com­ ing of spring, so too Mr. Gauthier, scarlet scarf trailing in a blast of wind, is harbinger of winter. W e think maybe the simile lies in that same toothy grin . . .

10 - Pom fret Concert - The dismal damsels arrive with a rain storm; con­ sequently not many of either side are snowed.

12 - Jackie is our B.V.M. The Student Council, in good cheer, decks the halls with bows of red and green crepepaper.

13 - Gertrude and Norman, Adam and Eve of the alligator pit, are formed in the snow.

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January 3 - We dust off our minds and try to settle down in preparation for the kill.

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9 —A hamster and a white rodent join today’s rat race. j 11 - Mr. W alsh’s vest pocket watch harkens back 'T h e Old Days.”

16 - W e have a new senior! Ela Peralta from Peru is Ruah’s sister for two months.

17 - "Like chaff the wind driveth”, an­ ticipation of midyears, that gnawing terror, driveth us mad. Teachers start explaining Parts I, II, III, etc., to a sea of green faces . . .

18 - and we sink past ElevenO’clock-Droop into the Valley of Fa­ tigue.

19 - The nasty seniors get their SAT scores, and Peeech hears from Northeastern.

24 - Most of Hades’ ladies show for exams in style - faces match the skirts.

Mr. Godin scores 10 points for his oratory skills.

31 - The sleepless seniors sign up for in­ somnia. W e have no peace of mind.

The best way out is always through.

Robert Frost

February 9 - We're snowed! 14 inches and no school.

14 - Noses are red, faces are blue . . . is the Bancroft Administration having a feud with the Massachusetts Electric Company? We commiserate and commemorate a 2nd century martyr.

16 - If you want to get picked up, don’t go to Argentina. Perhaps Nicaragua or Peru?

The school goes South American for International Day, and Ela, a bit shakey, takes over a Peruvian discus­ sion group.

21 - Wendy Whipple gets pinched by the door.

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Bye Bye Birdie leads are given to Steele, Ribakoff, Rives, Rose, Gummere, and Kalian. i

24 - Even if our sleep-in is two days late, we love every minute of it.

W e’ve angered the Snow Gods, however, and are cursed with a bliz­ zard. Mr. Gauthier, call off your Gods! Voici les neiges d’antan.

28 —A proclamation heralds the charter members and formation of The Scarf Society. Mr. G. is appointed faculty advisor.

The juniors take NMSQT’s and we’re glad it’s a short month.

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March A tree is like an old friend it grows on you. from Miracles 1 - "Curses —spindled again!” Sue Eckelkamp sounds like Rod Steiger.

2 —Ruah and Ela decide that there’s en­ tirely too little social life around here, and throw a bash-banquet (ha.) for the seniors.

4 - Junior SAT's and the seniors snick­ er.

7 - "A dillcr, a dollar, a ten o’clock scholar, what makes you come so soon?

You used to come at ten o’clock, and now you come at noon.”

Nursery Rhyme Jackie Rice and Kathy White are a little late for Latin class.

8 - Spanish II is the scene of a continu­ ous proliferation of "jo jo jo’”s.

Someone with a sense of humoi posts a "Don’t try to escape” sign on the study hall door. W e’re laughing, we’re laughing.

16 - W e not only try to escape, we do, and evacuate Bancroft for two week’s liberty. Hurrah!

Freedom is . . .

"The right to act without interfer­ ence within the limits of the law.”

J. Oerter "the right to kick about the lack of it.”

W ill Rogers

April 1 - Fools! Nyeah nyeah.

8 - A Pomfret concert there . . .

15 - and here . . .

23 - and at Hartford Festival.

"Try to enjoy the great festival of life with other men'’, says Epictetus, but "Beware those who fall at your feet they may be reaching for the edge of the rug." W e may not win any ball games, but we have some interesting discussions.

29 - W e let our hair down (or put it up, as the case may be) and rampage the cafeteria in the traditional Spring Dance manner. Parties are not school functions, it seems.

May 1 - We shed our wrinkled elephant skins and actually look presentable.

6 - Junior Achievements and the sen­ iors are still laughing sadistically.

12 - Bye Bye Birdie flies. It’s a riot and we all enjoy ourselves. t

18 - W e drag our fathers to the Daddy-Daughter Dance and a free meal, and have great fun and sore feet.

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2 ^ we attend our own funerals. Hell hath no fire like finals. The faculty laughs last.

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"Purple, yellow, red, and green, the king cannot touch it, nor the queen.”

Nursery Rhyme It’s a riddle-rainbow, and they all lived happily ever after - even the seniors.

Happy Summer.

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