Amesbury High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Amesbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

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We, the Class of 1957, are grateful for the knowledge and ins pir ation which she has given us, also for the guidance and friendly advice in matters outside the cur- riculum which will help us live more successfully in the world. As her term,and ours, come to a close at Ames- bury High, we wish to show our appreciation. Therefore we dedicate our yearbook to Miss Mildred P. Neal. DEDI T10 4 5 3 nm- P' P A Q wif Sikh' f Mildrcd P. cal J Clzis is the story of out four years at ,4.J-LS g and a me-year history of thc schaal... SQUK wif: If aw -iifmff , gas .wif .552 M- J a 35131-b ,S spafwfsafapfia- p as MQW s - ...thc slary af auf a SCHOOL .... ...page 7 SENIORS ........ page I7 UNDERCLASSMEN.page 55 oRGANnzATuoNs. page 63 ATHLETICS ...... page 71 sig if Nwff mm THE SCHOOL . 1 h M :X -ul A . j fi, 'H' Y . . 6, X V . 0 . Q Q' , 0 w xg: ' Q h 'I 0 "AQ: .-df-Z-n,-,,-m' Salma! ammiftcc sf' Q: is W? Z i yt My 1 If 8 at 'bf' K4,f', 2 l FRED C. ENGLISH Superintendent a"'l. as-'O-N if 3 SCHOOL COMMITTEE Front Row, left to right: Grace B. Clark, George C. Knight, James M. Justin. Second Row: Fred P. Knapp, Samuel R. Bailey, Alfred B. Boudreau. Greetings ta the 611155 of 1957 As graduates of Amesbury High School let me urge you to continue to do every task as if it were of vital importance that it be done well, continue to grow in physical, mental, and spir- itual strength so that you may give to others the best you have. Fred C. English 8 CARLE TON D. SKILLINGS Principal SENIORS, you have now completed your high school education. You have successfully terminated one phase of your life and are now ready to turn to another. Your success or failure will depend upon one in- dividual--you. We have attempted to prepare you for your life as acitizen of the community in which you will live. Be a wo r thy citizen, become inte- rested in family and community life and your fu- ture will be bright. Congratulations to you as graduates of Amesbury High School. Ca rle ton D. Skilling s J. SANDY ROY Submaster MOSE ANANLAN EDWARD H AVERILL CHARLES L BACON B.A., Mathematics M. Ed Manual Training M Ed English X IX QV ETHEL H. BARRY RICHARD BELLIVEAU gdfllffy Art B.S., Science KATHERYN F. BERGERON RICHARD P. CAIRNS B.S. Ed., Commercial A.B., English DONALD CLARK BERTRAM D. FECTEAU B.S., Science Ed. M., Mathematics A .X 'RX 553,53 KN "4 R 10 United States History by The faces on these pages are familiar to all of us. We are with them everyday. Our teachers have the sometimes difficult task of imparting some of their knowledge to us. We will always be grateful for the ir patience and cooperation as we put to work that which we have learned from them. MAUREEN LEARY Secretary JULIA M. KEOSEIAN MERLE KIMBAL1., FRANK J. KOZACKA B-S-, Commercial B.A., Mathematics Ed. M., Biology 11 b ROBERT F. KOZACKA FRANCIS E. LAWLOR ELEANOR L. LEE B.A., Latin, English M.A., Band B.A., English A Q fx fi QP' Library Me chanical Drawing 12 VERNON LEWIS SARA A. LOCKE J. HARRIS MELIA M. Ed., Social Studies Ed. M., Spanish, Ed. M., Social Studies Social Studies CORRINE W. MORSE MILDRED P. NEAL B.S. Ed., Home Economics B.A., French, English gdfllffy ELEANOR R. PENNEY ALBA POWER A.B. Library B.S. Ed., Physical Education T NORMA K. REYNOLDS ALPHONSE M. TATARUNIS VITOLD F. WALLACE B.S. Ed., Commercial M. Ed., Glee Club B.A., Social Studies Typing C i"-fafI 14 Sfaculty FRANCES M. WESTART B.S. Ed., Home Economics Chemistry M glxw -r fww, Art Q A J ARTHUR G. WOOD B.S., Mechanical Drawing English ROLAND H. WOODWELL Ed. M., English J OXO, .N ' EW DONALD J. ZABRISKIE M. Ed., Physical Education Qi if 1, 47 J , ,V - , R. S . 5' Q-T 1 ..f' , SENIORS PSSSWFQM, if SALLY L. ANDERSON Preparatoryg National Honor Socie- ty 3,43Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Pow-Wow assistant editor 45 Sophomore Play cast Zg Dance Committees 1,Z,3,4g Discussion Club 35 French Club 2,3, 4g Offic e Staff 45 Camera Club lg Assemblies: Thanksgiving Z, Vet- e ran's Day 3, Christmas 43 Field Day 2.,3,4g Color Day committee 2, 3,43 F re s hm an Play cast 15 Play Reading Club 4. V MARY E. ARMSTRONG Preparatoryg Home Room treasurer lg Senior Play committee 45 Junior Night committee 35 Dance Commit- tees 1,Z,3,4g Basketball lg Gradua- tion Usher 33 Glee Club Z,3,4g Thrift Club 1,23 Camera Club l,2g Tennis Club lg Modern Dance Club Zg Soph- omore Play cast Z5 Archery Club 1. if ANNE E. BAKER Preparatoryg Honor Roll 43 Cheer- leader 3,4g Senior Play cast 45 Jun- ior Night cast 35 Dance Committees 1,Z,3,4g Play Reading Club 3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4gCamera Club 15 Tennis Club lg Assemblies 2,3,4. JERENE BERTRAND DOUGLAS BEAN PATRICIA M. BERTOGLI P r e p a r a t o r y Q Student Council 49 Preparatoryg Honor Roll 4g Band l, CommercialgSenior Play committee Honor Roll l,2,3g Senior Play cast 2,3,4g Thrift Club Z3 Archery Club 15 4g Dance Committees l,Z,3,4g Cam- 45 Dance Committees 1,Z,3,4g Thrift Boys' State 3. era Club 13 Junior Night committee 3. Club 2. ri'm'l To 5 B., , 5 , .- NV Xi 7 -1 Y .ls 5 ,gm WILLIAM M. BALUKONIS Commercialg Honor Roll 45 Senior Play committee 45 Dance Commit- tees l,Z,35Mirror staff 3,45 Discus- sion Club 3,45 Thrift Club 45 Library Assistant l,2,3,4. ANITA M. BLANCHARD -Q... 4' . if J HELENE D. BLODGETT Preparatoryg Student Council Z5 National Honor Society 3, vice-pres- ident 45 Pow-Wow art editor 45 Sen- ior Play committee 45 Junior Night committee 35 Dance Committees 2,35 Basketball2,35 Intramural League 45 Mirror staff 35 Glee Club 15 French Commercial5 Dance Committees 35 Club 2,45 Band 2,35 vice-president 45 Office Staff 4. Q. B 45,6 Tennis Club 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. -5 'Iii i SHIRLEY A. BLOOM Co m m e r cial 5 Class member-at- large 1,25 Honor Roll 1,35 Pow-Wow chairman of photography department 45 Sophomore Play cast 25 Dance Committees 1,2,3,45Discussion Club 45 Glee Club l,Z,35 Office Staff 45 Camera Club 25 Archery Club 15 Tennis Club 1. fill? Af ' xc, NA 5 5 C ny RICHARD P. BOND G e ne r a 15 Home Room vice-presi- dent 35 Student Council 15 Senior Play committee 45 Junior Night com- mittee 35 Dance Corn m itte e s 2,35 Football 1,2,45 Basketball l,2,3, cap- tain 45 Track 2.,3,45 Junior Rotarian 45 Northeastern Conference All Star Basketball Team 4. I' I JEANNINE M. BOURGOIN Commercialg Senior Play commit- tee 45 Junior Night committee 35 Dance Committees 35 Mirror staff 35 Office Staff 4. CLARENCE L. BUTLAND General5 Monitor 45 Senior Play committee 4:Football 1,Z,3,45 Base- ball l,Z, captain 3,45 Intramural League 3. JOAN T. BRIDEAIPA Commercialg Class treasurpr 1,2,3, 45 Home Room treasurer l5,Student Council 45 National Honor Society 3, president 45 Honor Roll l,Z,3,45 Pow- Wow assistant business manager 45 Cheerleader 3, head cheerleader 45 Senior Play cast 45 Junior Night cast 35 Sophomore Play cast 2.5 Dance Committees 1,Z,3,45 Discussion Club 4, treasurer 35 Graduation Usher 35 Glee Club 1,25 French Club 25 Office Staff 45 Camera Club sec- retary 1,25 Archery Club 15 Tennis Club 15 Assemblies: Camera Club 15 Discussion Club 35 Model Con- gress Representative 35D.A.R, Award 45 Color Day committee l,2, 3,45 Field Day l,Z,3. RAYMOND A. CAMMETT Generalg Senior Play committee 45 Football 15 Baseball 1. 1- Y it - ' ERNEST M. BURNHAM G e ne r a 13 Home Room chairman13 Senior Play committee 43 Junior Night committee 33 Dance Commit- tees 2.,33 Football 1,Z,3,43 Basketball m anager 33 Baseball 1,Z,43 Intra- mural League 33 Color Day commit- tee 1,Z,3,4. RICHARD E. CHAGNON EARL J. CHENEY Preparatory3 Band 1,Z,3,43 Archery PICPHTMOYYS Baseball man?-g Club 1. Student Council Assembly 4. ,am PETER D. CHIPMAN General3 Sophom ore Play cast 2 er 3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,23 Intra mural League 3. NANCY COOK LANE ROBERT E. COOK DALE F. CRESSY Commercialg Senior Play committee Generalg Junior Night cast 3g Hockey Commercialg Junior Night commit 43 Sophomo re Play committee Zg 4g Baseball 3g Intramural League 33 tee 35 Football l,Z,3,45 Hockey 1,2 Danc e Committees 3g Graduation Freshman Play cast 1. 3,captain4gBasebal1 l,Z,3,4gAud1o Usher 33 Glee Club 2,3,4g Office Visual Aids 1,2,3,45 Thrift Club 1 Staff 3,43 Camera Club 2. 2,3g Camera Club 1,2. LEO W. CRONIN Generalg Camera Club lg Archery Club 1. JUDITH A. CUTTER Commercialg Home Room chairman Zg Senior Play committee 45 Junior Night committee 35 Dance Commit- tees 33 Glee Club 25 Office Staff 4. NORMAN E. DAIGLE Practical Arts. ,gn , ,Q , .. . 1 ' '. . ,L ,A fig I X at L WILLIAM J. CROTEAU Generalg Class vice-president 1,25 Home Room secretary 15 Dance Committees 1,Z,3g Football l,Z,3,4g Basketball l,2,3gIntramural League 3. STELLA A. DANEAU Home Economicsg Senior Play com- WILLIAM C. DECIE mittee 4g Office Staff 3,4g Modern Preparatoryg Student Council 1,23 Dance Club Z. Football 1. 'X DENNIS P. DONAHUE Preparatoryg Honor Roll 13 Senior Play committee 4g Sophomore Play cast Z3 Dance Committees Z5 Track Z,3,4g Camera Club 1, president 23 Color Day committee Z,3,4. M TL .53 C aw EM Dx :gm A N l , X , 5 neyle 1 A I N .,,l.. EM!! 1 37, .V K. 'L in A KX't . A 'WJ:5, l 'A ' ' We an W CAROL A. EATON Commercialg Glee Club 1,2 "'E :E'21f xiii ' .-...gm S W, .u..,., if 'L f.i-5,?fl9"9i -- 'VK ELAINE R. EATON .. , - EQ A . wg is , 1, , : ji. 4- A. 5 ' ' RAYMOND J. DOW Preparatoryg Student Council pres- ident 45 Honor Roll 15 Monitor 45 Senior Play cast 45 Junior Night cast 35 Dance Committees 35 Football 15 Baseball 3,45 Intramural League 35 Discussion Club 45 Tennis Club 15 Assemblies: Good Government Day 3, Student Council 3, Thanksgiving Day 3, Armistice Day 4. CAROLINE T. FERRIERA General3Glee Club 45 Thrift Club 15 Commercialg Senior Play commit- Library Assistant 35 Camera Club tee 45 Student Council Assembly 1. Z,3. ,Li if . ' if 'GN 'Qs 407' ROGER R. DOW CHARLES W. DOWNS Generalg Monitor 45 Football 35 In- Practical Arts. tramural League 35 Thanksgiving Day Assembly 3. FRANCES S. DRABIK Preparatory5 National Honor Society 3, secretary 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pow-Wow literary editor 45 Senior Play committee 45 Junior Night com- mittee 35 Dance Committees 1,2,3,45 Mirror staff 1,35 Graduation Usher 35 Glee Club 1,2., vice-president 3, president 45 French Club 2,3,45 Ten- nis Club secretary 1,25 Modern Dance Club 1,25 Color Day commit- tee 1,3,45 Haverhill High School National Honor Society Assembly 4. ROBERT O. FLEMING Generalg Junior Night cast 35 Sopho- more Play cast 25 Football 15 Hockey 1.2,35 Track l,25 Intramural League 3. 'I OAL ANDRE P FORTIN ROBERT M. FULLFORD JANICE A GAGNON General Class member at large 3 Generalg Football 1,2,3,4. Con1rnerc1a1 Honor Roll 1 Semor Student Counc1l 2 4 Semor Play Play comrmttee 4 Glee Club 4 ROBERTA J. GILMAN Commercialg Senior Play commit tee 4g Junior Night 3g Dance Com mittees 35 Mirror staff 39G1-adua tion Usher 35 Office Staff 4. f ww BEVERLY J., GAMBLE Generalg Class s e c r e ta r y l,2,3g Home Room chairman 2, secretary- treasurer 1,3,4g Student Council 1, 2,35 Junior Night committee 33 Sophomore Play cast 23 Dance Com- mittees l,2,3,4g Basketball 25 Grad- uation Usher 3g Thrift Club 1,Z,39 Tennis Club lg Modern Dance Club 23 Field Day Z,3g Color Day com- mittee l,2,3,4. MARILYN F. GREANEY Preparatoryg Home Room chairman lg Student Council Z,3,43 Honor Roll lg Pow-Wow business staff 49 Sen- ior Play cast 43 Junior Night com- mittee 3g Dance Committees l,2,3, 4g Mir ror staff 13 Baton Squad Z, leader 3,majorette 4g Thrift Club 34 Camera Club lg Tennis Club lg Modern Dance Club lg Color Day committee Z,3,4. 4 v K lil 'x ARTHUR E. HALEY Preparatoryg Senior Play commit tee 4g Dance Committees 3,45 Foot ball l,Z,3,4g Baseball lg Track Z,3, 4g Camera Club ZQ Assemblies: Color Day skit 1, Veteran's Day 3. , 'fi' , P,- SUSAN G. HALL Preparatoryg Senior Play commit- tee 4gG1ee Club 1,2,3,4p Student Council Assembly Z. WINNIFRED M. JARVIS Preparatory5 Class m e mb e r - at - large 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Senior Play committee 45 Dance Committees 35 Basketball 2,35 Intramural League 45 Mirror staff 2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Camera Club 15 Assemblies: Math Department 4, Haverhill High School National Honor Society 45 Color Day committee 4. EVELYN P. JUSTIN Commercial5 Junio r Night cast 35 Dance Committees 1,2,35 Office Staff 45 Camera Club 35 Modern Dance Club 1. 25 lax C x lv? WILLIAM H. HARRIS Practical Arts5 Football 1,2,45 Basketball 35 Baseball 15 Intramur- al League 3. SUSAN J. KAPLAN Preparatory5 Honor Roll 1,3,45 Pow- Wow staff 45 Senior Play committee 45 Junior Night committee 35 Soph- omore Play committee 25 Dance C o m mit te e s 1,2,3,45 Discussion Club 3,45 Graduation Usher 35 Glee Club 25 Baton Squad 45 Thrift Club 2,35Office Staff 45 Camera Club 1,25 Tennis Club 15 Assemblies: Fresh- men l, Good Government Day 3,45 Lynn Exchange Pr og ram 35 New- buryport Exchange Program 45 Field Day l,2,35 Color Day committee 1, 2,3,4. f 'QQ 1... 'Z ar Liibwgsak g ' 571. -' . affix gi, R ,..-1:13 ...sv ,. s. ef -if aff.-vw - gg ,gif -fri '-'r -:if-rg, -,-,,4.- -:K ,, fd, .ss-., I 5 A JANET A. HAYES Commercial5 Honor Roll 45 Senior Play committee 45 Glee Club 4. DIANNE M. KNIGHT Preparatoryg Student Council 15 Honor Roll 45 Senior Play committee 45 Junior Night committee 35 Sopho- more Play committee Z5 Dance Com- mittees 1,Z,3,45 Basketball 25 Mirror staff 15 Graduation Ushe r 35 Glee Club 2,3545 Thrift Club 2,35 Camera HAROLD F. HUMPHREY General5 Student Council 45 Honor Roll 45 Pow-Wow staff 45 Dance Committees 45 Intramural League 3,45 Tennis Club 1. v- ' 'ln A'-WWE SANDRA L. HUNT Preparatory5 Senior Play commit- tee 45Sophomore Play committee 25 Junior Night committee 35 Dance Co mm itte e 5 l,Z,3,45 Intramural League 45 Discussion Club Z5 Grad- uation Usher 35 Glee Club 35 Office Staff 45 Library Assistant 45 Cam- era Club l,Z5 Tennis Club 15 Modern Dance Club 15 Assemblies 25 Color Day committee l,2,3,45 Field Day 1,Z,3. Club 1,25 Color Day committee l,Z, 3,45 Field Day 1,2,3. ,' 0, , -s, ' ones iq' CONSTANCE J. LABATTE GERALD S. LABBE Preparatoryg Honor Roll 1,45 Sen- Generalg Dance Committees 3g Foot- ior Play committee 4g Junior Night ball l,3,45 Basketball 3,4. committee 3g Dance Committees 1, 2,3,4g Baton Squad 3g Library As- sistant 2,3,4g Camera Club 1,Zg Color Day committee l,Z,3,4. RAYMOND A. LEWIS Generalg Football 3,43 Hockey Z3 Intramural League 3. JANET A. LAUZON Preparatoryg Class s e c r e ta r y 43 Senior Play committee 43 Junior Night committee 35 Sophomore Play committee 25 Dance Committees 1, Z,3,45 Basketball l,25 Office Staff 45 Library Assistant 2,3,4g Camera Club l,Zg Archery Club 2g Tennis Club lp Color Day committee 1,2,3, 45 Field Day I,Z,3. BEVERLY A. LITTLEFIELD Preparatoryg Junior Night commit- tee 3g Dance Committees 1,2,3g In- tramural League 4g Glee Club 3,4g Office Staff 45 Color Day committee 1,2,3,4. 5 79 6 Z ,.a5,, Q3 'fd , 1 K . LV? NN-.. ,7 MARIE C. LEVESQUE Home Economics5 Junior Night com- mittee 3. RICHARD A. LIVESEY Preparatoryg Class pre side nt Z5 Home Room chairman 1,25 Honor Roll 1,45 Pow-Wow business mana- ger 45 Senior Play cast 45 Junior Night committee 35 Sophomore Play cast Z5 Dance Committees l,Z,3,45 Football l,Z,3,45 Audio-Visual Aids l,Z,3,45 Camera Club l, president Z5 Assemblies: Math Department 4, Political Rally 45 Field Day l,Z,35 Color Day committee l,Z,3,45 Good Government Day Representative 45 Hockey l,4. f:J"'?i'f, 5 l tgp , I' , LN , f P. 5 ROBERT E, LIZOTTE General5 Home Room chairman 1 Honor Roll 45 Senior Play cast 45 Dance Committees 1,2,3g Hockey 2. 55 Baseball Z,3,45 Football 15 lntra mural League 35 Freshmen Assemb ly 1. 10 A 5 5 v FAITH L. MacLAINE Commercial5 Student Council sec- retary45 National Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll l,Z,3,45 Pow-Wow head typist 45 Senior Play committee 45 .Tunio r Night committee 35 Sopho- more Play committee 25 Dance Com- mittees l,2.,3,45 Mirror staff 1,3545 Graduation Ushe r 35 Glee Club 35 Thrift Club 3,45 Camera Club l5 Modern Dance Club 15 Assemblies: Student Council 1, English Depart- ment 25 Christmas 35 Haverhill High School National Honor Society As- sembly 45 Color Day committee l,2, 35 Office Staff 3,4. - N 'Ut 'ff -.mg WILLIAM A. MORIN Generalg Senior Play committee 43 AEQTI. 4-fit JOAN G. MCGRATH Preparatoryg Senior Play commit- tee 45 Junio 1' Night cast 35 Sopho- more Play committee Z3 Dance Committees 1,Z,3g Intramural League 4g Mirror staff l,2, co-edi- tor 3g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Tennis Club lg Modern Dance Club 2g Col- or Day skit lg A Cappella Choir 4g Graduation Usher 3. Junio r Night committee 35 Dance HERBERT W. MORRILL Committees 3g Hockey 2,3,43 Base- Generalg Senior Play committee 43 ball 25 Track 13 Intramural League Football 1,2,3, captain 49 Track 3g WILLIAM P. MURPHY 35 Archery Club lg Tennis Club l. Intramural League 3, Generalg Intramural League 3. 45 445 4-Uv? IVR yea- Q 5 tty' 'W'-X DONNA L, MEADER JOYCE L. MERRILL Generalg Honor Roll lg Senior Play Commercialg Dance Committees 35 committee 4g Color Day committee Glee Club 1. 4. DORIS R. OUELLET Cornrnercialg Honor Roll 1,23 Office lf Staff 4. ,vm OLIVER B. MERRILL Preparatoryg Class president l3Stu- dent Council l,2,3g National Honor Society 3gHonor Roll 1,2,33 Football 1,23 Baseball 1,ZgAudio-Visual Aids 1,2,3p French Club 23 Thrift Club 1, Z,3. 'T ,nj ,Q If 'S ' L "" R .Xa f , 1 I ! I RICHARD G. PALMER General. 44 K in , .IE i .Fi H ii '-'r.'g,s,.-1, -1: ES? H5 :Tig ::". ., 55. , 3 5 -img. . ,-. 55-,..-- 5 . . , au. 553 it f' ' ti . z a wi-I it if H9 9 4, JEANNE E. PARENT Commercial5 Home Room secre- tary-treasurer 1,25 National Honor Society 3, treasurer 45 Honor Roll 1,Z,3,45 Pow -Wow staff 45 Senior Play committee 45 Junior Night com - mittee 35 Dance Committees 35 Thrift Club l,Z,3, head cashier 45 Office Staff 3,45 Color Day commit- tee 3. RUTH M., PERKINS Commercial5 Dance Committees 35 Glee Club 15 Student Council As- sembly 1. CYNTHIA T. PELLETIER Preparatory5 Honor Roll 15 Senior Play committee 45 Junior Night com- mittee 35 Dance Committees 1,2,3, 45 Mirror staff 1,25 Discussion Club 45 Graduation Usher 35 Baton Squad 3, leader 45 Camera Club 1,25 Ten- nis Club 15 Color Day Committee 1,2 ,3,45 Field Day 1,2,35 Office Staff 4. PATRICIA A. RAY Commercial5 Class vice-president 45 Student Council 3,45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Senior Play committee 45 Junior Night committee 35 Sophomore Play cast 25 Dance Committees 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Graduation Us he r 35 Office Staff 45 Modern Dance Club 15 Color Day committee l,2,3,45 Field Day l,2,35 Newburyport Ex- change Program 3. P' fi A JOYCE M. PENNIMAN it A Preparatoryg Dance Committees 35 'Yr Y, Glee Club 35 Office Staff 45 Color 'Wi . 3 Day Committee 3,4 GRACE E. RICKER KENNETH Cv, ROBBINS Commercial5 Honor Roll 1,35 Sen- Generalg Honor Roll 45 Senior Play ior Play committee 45 Junior Night cast 45 Junior Night committee 35 Committee 35 Dance Committees 35 Football 1,Z,35 Track 15 Camera Mirror staff 35 Office Staff 4. Club l,Z,35 Freshmen Assembly 1. 1-5 FRANCES M. ROCK Preparatoryg Senior Play committee 45 Junior Night committee 35 Sopho- more Play committee Z5 Dance Com- mittees l,Z,3,4g Library Assistant 2,45 Camera Club 35 Archery Club 15 English Department Assembly 45 C olo r Day committee 1,Z,35 Field Day 1,2. 3-d!""U' 4 y ff JAMES ROGERS Preparatory: Home Room Officer lg Honor Roll 33 Senior Play commit- tee 4g Junior Night com rn itte e 35 Football Z3 Track 2,3,4g Intramural League Zg Camera Club Z. ""'?'f"'IDV' ALLAN A. ROSS Preparatoryg Cla s s president 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll 1,Z,3,4g Pow-Wow editor-in- chief 4g Monitor 45 Senior Play committee 45 Junior Night cast 3g Dance Committees 2,3,4g Mirror co-editor 3g Play Reading Club 33 French Club Z,3,4g Band l,2,3, president 4: Thrift Club 1,2,3g Math Department Assembly 43 Boys' State 3. LOUISE M. ROY Commercialg National Honor Socie- ty 3,45 Honor Roll l,Z,3,4g Pow- Wow staff 45 Junior Night commit- tee 3g French Club Z5 Thrift Club head cashier 4g Office Staff 4. adn ROBERT W. ROUSSEAU Preparatoryg National Honor So- ciety 3,4g Honor Roll 1,Z,3,4g Mon- itor 4g Senior Play committee 4g Junio r Night committee 33 Sopho- more Play committee 23 Dance C om mitte e s l,Z,3,4g Football 15 Basketball 1,Z,3,4g Track 3,4g In- tramural League 1,Z,3g Thrift Club l,2g Math Department Assembly 4. HELEN M. RUHP Preparatoryg Senior Play commit- tee 49 Color Day committee 4. , Q wi. av JUANITA J. ROY Home Economicsg Student Council treasurer 4g Senior Play committee 4g Junior Night committee 3g Dance Committees l,2,3,4g Basketball lg Intramural League 35 Baton Squad 2,3, soloist 45 Library Assistant Z,3, 45 Camera Club 13 Color Day com- mittee l,2,3,4g Field Day l,2,3. ELEANOR L. SPRAGUE ty SANDRA A. SYVINSKI Commercialg Honor Roll l,3g Senior Play committee 49 Junior Night com - Preparatoryg Home Room secretary mittee 3gOffice Staff 4g Dance Com- lg Dance Committees 33 Office Staff mittees 3g Glee Club lg Tennis Club JOYCE B TAFT 45 Color Day committee 3,4. 1. 4,191 If KENNETH G TERRY GINNETTE TUXBURY SHIRLEY A. VOTTA General Home Room Officer 1 Stu Preparatoryg Home Room treasurer Prepa rato ry, Student Council lg dent Council Z Senior Play commit 1,25 Senior Play committee 4g Senior Play committee 45 Junior tee 4 Jumor Night committee 3 Dance Committee s l,2,3,45 Glee Night committee 33 Glee Club Z,3,4. Dance Committees 1 2 3 4 Football Club Z,3,4g Modern Dance Club 1. JAMES F, WATKINS Gene ral, Sophomore Play cast Z3 Football 2 . RICHARD S. WATKINS Preparatoryg Pow-Wow sports edi- tor 45 Senior Play cast 45 Junior Night cast 35 Dance Committees 1, 2,3,4g Football l,Z,3,4g Hockey 1,2, 3,45 B a s e b all l,2,3,4g Intramural League 2,35 Discussion Club 3g Band 1,Z,3g Thrift Club 43 Camera Club 1gAssemblies: Thanksgiving Day 4, Math Department 4, Armistice Day 4. 3-'M .WO , YY it B CAROL SUE WALKER Preparatory5 Class vice-president 35 Student Council vice -president 45 Honor Roll 1,35 Cheerleader 3,45 Senior Play cast 45 Junior Night cast 35Dance Committees l,Z,3,45 Intra- mural League 45 Discussion Club 3, 45 Graduation Usher 35 Cvlee Club Z, 35 Office Staff 45 Assemblies: Dis- cus sion Club 3, Political Rally 45 Color Day committee 253,45 High School Reporter 4. MICHAEL M. WEXLER BEVERLY A. WELLS Preparatoryg T rack l,2,3,45 Dis Preparatoryg Senior Play committee cu s sion Club 45 Camera Club lg 45 Junior Night committee 35 Grad- Archery Club 15 Tennis Club 15 As- BARBARA E. WISE uation Usher 35Glee Club 1,Z,35 Li- semblies:DiscussionClub4,Armis Home Economics 5 Glee Clu brary Assistant 45 Tennis Club 1. tice Day 4. Band 2,3,4. JWW b ri H That's how we are as seniors. Now 1et's look way back when ..... We started the year with Miss Lee, Miss Locke, Mr. MacArthur, and Mr. Ackerman as our advisers. President Oliver Merrill Vice President William Croteau Secretary Beverly Gamble Treasurer Joan Brideau Member at Large Shirley Bloom LCONIE RES!-IMEN . . we were freshmen. We arrived in September and with us arrived a new princi- pal, Mr. Skillings. The two platoon system with the Junior High was also started that year. Q., ' Our first class project was Color Day, and we came in second only to the mighty seniors. 'LP' Later that year came the freshman play, "The Child Prodigy," with Sally Anderson, Barbara Bourque, Robert Lizotte, Joan Brideau, Shirley Bloom, and Robert Cook in the cast. K1 W? ,, . In March we had our dance. By this time we were accustomed to High School life and in September, 1954, we returned as "gay, young sophomores." President .... Vice President . Secretary .... Treasurer .... Member at Large e Richard Livesey William Croteau Beverly Gamble Joan Brideau Shirley Bloom Then we held our Sophomore Hop. In . ,-v ' .rv . nv? -ff' This year our class won Color Day. the spring four cheerleaders from our class were elected, Now we were juniors. Leading us through the junior year were .... President Allan Ross Vice President ' i Carol Sue Walker Secretary Beverly Gamble Treasurer A Joan Brideau Member at Large Andre Fortin "Circumstances Alter Cases' nqgfn--aux:-asus Junior Night came and we presented two one ac plays, X4 5 V 5 f . . . . , V, 2' 7,1 if Y ' 5 3 We ' Y X .V ,,gh..3.W,,V K W . . . . and "The Imp" s May brought the big social event of the year. After months of planning we held our Junior Prom with "Moong1ow" as its theme. 44 1. At the close of the year, eleven members of our class were elected into the National Honor Society. we ,M--H LJ E .Q-5 L43 A l, s :AL X, X F '1, x , X s . its WU 1 S U J Q "l79"'-av l 35 gif' I rs' -lane Our advisors for this year were Miss Lee, Miss Locke, Mr. Melia, Mr. Fecteau. Now we could walk in the front door and see our class- mates as monitors. President Allan Ross Vice President Patricia Ray Secretary Janet Lauzon Treasurer Joan Brideau Member at Large Winnifred Jarvis -es., "iff, L if i5gf"f x Finally we were seniors. 1, , Sl , MJ x fr ? +--W -J"-.4 at me-ww fir H' Q F mr -f-.......... V If A H if S '1 gf hi r The cast, under the direction of J. Harris Melia, did a fine job and their efforts were well ap- preciated. Before we knew it final exams had come. Our four years were coming to a close. 5 'A Procedures were reversed this year with Baccalaureate coming on June Z and Sing Out on .Tune 3. We planted the ivy .... U an - T23 . 4:42, 3 535:31 v 4 , . wr' .4 -.- ..-,- 5' A K 3 iffag Q Q has - KE A M .A M3 s' if , 4 1 ,J N 'df . . sang our class song, and posed for our formal picture. xg..- 49 f' . , 1 Vg 1-1 - Sat - of t" if' X X I3 Q: N. 'K 1 i. ,IJ td. 4 f . . x Y 14 GQ ' 'gig ' ff? f x fy' On June 5th we went to the Wentworth for our class trip f' Graduation was just around the corner. R 'W-.4 f-:'5fg And finally on June 9th, the long awaited day arrived. if' X ...Q- afyv' .. nv -.. ..,, . 1 , , ' J yr ,-A .wg i..!.3 , K vu , 15. ' I If ,vw Q ., ,If"' ,. ,a I 1 , o 4 x v n .Al Kenneth Terry Class Chatterbox Carol Sue Walker Class Chatterbox Biggest Arguer Most Original Richard Livesey Most Courteous Oliver Merrill Most Original Most Independent Most Serious Ideal Date Joan Brideau Ideal Date Done Most for A.H.S. ' Most Ambitious Earl Cheney Most Popular Most Dependable Most Popular '55 Andre Fo rtin Sally Anderson B A Most Igigstlyktziipcceed Tejjgergoget Susan Kaplan AnneFBake51 Most courteous Most Ambitious Best Dressed Most rien y Best Dressed Most Friendly Best Artist .lerene Bertrand Most Talented Best Actress Shirley Bloom Best Poet Robert Lizotte Biggest Tease Class Flirt Clarence Butland Best Athlete Best Sport Donna Meader Best Sport Best Natured Noisiest Biggest Tease Raymond Lewis Noisiest Winnifred Jarvis Peppiest Wittiest Teachers' Pest Wittiest Juanita Roy Raymond Dow William Decie Class Dreamer Richard Chagnon Biggest Eater Janet Lauzon Biggest Eater Best Dancer Best Dancer Frances Drabik Robert Fullford Class Dreamer Class Flirt Cutest Cutest -1.1-1 V Beverly Gamble Arthur Haley Harold Humphrey Ginette Tuxbury William Morin uMost Independent Best Poet Best Mixer Class Nighthawk Quietest Never on Time Best Natured , Class Nighthawk Doris Ouellet Ouiete st Jeanne Parent Teachers' Pet Shirley Votta Mo st Serious Shower 0, Stars Done Most for A.H.S. . . . . . . Joan Brideau, Allan Ross Most Likely to Succeed . .... Sally Anderson, Allan Ross Most Ambitious . . . Most Dependable . . Most Independent . . 'Most Original . . . Most Talented . Best Artist . . Best Poet ...... Best Musician . . . Best Actor, Actress Best Dancer ..... Best Athlete ..... Class Flirt . . Most Popular . . Most Serious . . . Most Courteous . . Most Friendly. . Best Sport. . . Peppiest ..... Best Natured . . Biggest Tease . Best Mixer . . Ideal Dat'e . . . Ideal Couple . Cutest ..... Best Dressed . . Teachers' Pet . Teachers' Pest . . Biggest Arguer . . Wittiest ..... Noisiest ..... Quietest ....... Class Chatterbox . . Never on- Time . . Class Dreamer . . Class Nighthawk . . Biggest Eater . . . Roberta Gilman Ideal Couple . . . . Joan Brideau, Richard Livesey . . . . 0. Joan -Brideau, Allan Ross . . Beverly Gamble, Oliver Merrill . . Carol Sue Walker, Oliver Merrill . . . Jerene Bertrand, Allan Ross . . Sally Anderson, Andre Fortin . . . :Shirley Bloom, Arthur Haley . . . . . Helene Blodgett, Allan Ross . . . .Jerene Bertrand, Richard Livesey . . . . . Juanita Roy, Raymond Dow . . Patricia Ray, Clarence Butland . . Shirley Bloom, Raymond Dow . . . .Joan Brideau, Earl Cheney . . . . .Shirley Votta, Oliver Merrill . . Sally Anderson, Richard Livesey . . . . . Anne Baker, Andre Fortin . . .Donna Meader, Clarence Butland . . Patricia Ray, Raymond Lewis . . .Donna Meader,' Arthur Haley . . Shirley Bloom, Robert Lizotte . . . Patricia Ray, Harold Humphrey . . . . . . Joan Brideau, Oliver Merrill . . Roberta Gilman, Raymond Cammett . . . .Frances Drabik, Robert Fullford . . . Susan Kaplan, Richard Livesey . . Jeanne Parent, Richard Livesey . . . . . Patricia Ray, Raymond Lewis . . Carol Sue Walker, Kenneth Robbins . . Winnifred Jarvis, Raymond Lewis . . Donna Meader, Raymond Lewis . . . Doris Ouellette, William Morin . . . Carol Sue Walker, Kenneth Terry . . .Beverly Gamble, Kenneth Robbins . . . . . . .Juanita Roy, William Decie . .Ginnette Tuxbury, Harold Humphrey . . . . Janet Lauzon, Richard Chagnon Raymond Cammett Helene Blod gett Ideal Couple Best Musician Patricia Ray Best Athlete . Peppiest Best Mixer Teachers' Pest Kenneth Robbins Biggest Arguer Never on Time Allan Ross Done Most for A. H. S. Most Likely to Succeed Most Dependable Most Talented Best Musician Baker tune OL11' S h eAs the tl 1 I 5333 XJ! ..-ff il N? J """-m , 2 ': L5 I v, '. ,ff ST7 f I X--4 QQ w ,824-wN,.4qnqd010'lM S -1.qrmuun9AbiHxwusu'0Nir.sWlYr?1 A . UNDERULASSMEN . .K A A w Hlass Of 1958 4 I . M .Lg 1 ,Yi ?3,g ' MQW ii - A . ff ' i iv. ' B 1 fb r f . Q KV fa' -,r .5 M, f I g- A f' K 1 ADVISERS R. Kozacka, Lewis, Neal, and Averill. CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Losano, Vice Pres. Woodson, Sec Cote, Treas. Roy, M-at-L Marble. ' Al Q el Junior Prom. Color Day Float. ? i 113 4 X 34-4. w lflfnfik . xl Junior Night O ' xl 4 s .fa " F' ye, .Wm-ww ,f- 1, f , A.-Y A x,1-g.V5kg.g 4a, :Q G? ADVISERS Roy, We-start, Keoseian, Ananian. 611152 Of 1959 CLASS OFFICERS STANDING: Pr e s. Stiles, M-at-L Randall. SEATED: M-at-L Mulcahy, Treas. Baker, Vice Pres. Levesque. Not pictured: Sec. Leach. A a in W in .V 4 :Fx 1"'F"' Penny and Pam learn their Latin. C olor Day A s s embly . Color Day float. !M.e, v Glass 0 CLASS OFFICERS Treas. Bellevance, Sec. Gauron, Pres. Cote, Vice Pres. Gosselin, M-at-L Burdick. ADVISERS Cairns, Bergeron, R e y n o 1 d s , Belleveau. S. Fre shman Talent Show. T- , ,z 1960 V655 Mah xlggw .fgfx QCVXC J I 95? 57 ' pplayffq' wifi Welcome, Freshmen. Color Day float. S ,fx 1. ,.- -QM 1. 5: A-I N, ww Q gs ' ' ' l '44 "lik .X1 ' . , df K f ly n J N HI 'il rn " f .-':. ' 4 2 i?wf g F Q. M1 RH -,- Nu-, , U3 .grf N S E530 Y 2. I XXX s-aj' . 'vlwnuli' g . .2 !m.,, ORGANIZATIONS 5 Q 1 .s 2 5 Q v ' R - frm Y , i x tx ' V c . A , lr 0 1 - s if Q i 321. ff' 'I V3"5'0"' as -.Z QZOLQ Student Zouuoil FRONT ROW, left to right: E. Marchand, J. Gosselin, J. Roy, C. Walker, R. Dow, F MacLaine, P. Ray, M. Greaney, J. Morin. ZND ROW: W. Allen, G. Coffin, B. Pike, F Dube, S. Quinn, J. Brideau, J. Bertrand, T. Houlihan, J. O'Keefe, Adviser Lewis. 3RD ROW: S. Williams, D. Francoeur , L. Knight, L. Bunnell, D. Cote, H. Humphrey, F Anderson, K. Wesselhoeft. FRONT ROW, left to right: W. Jarvis, F. Drabik, H. Blodgett, J. Brideau, J. Parent S. Anderson. Roy. ZND ROW: otionol Honor Society Advi s e r Reynolds, F. MacLaine, A. Ross, R. Rousseau, L is ' L 1 s' F 5-' ,uv far 1? 0 A .0 1:5554 W-'J QW? , Viv? M ,..,. L ,- L- M .. - I 1 W vw ,g library Assistants FRONT ROW, left to right: L. Slack, P. Donahue, J. Lauzon, C. Labette, S. Hunt, J Kimball, B. Davidson. ZND ROW: Adviser Penney, J. Roy, P. Buckman, B. Bertram W. B alukonis , P. Boutin, M. Leach, E. Larrabee, Adviser Keoseiem. 3RD ROW: B Wise, P. Stromquist, K. Leger, A. Roy, B. Wells, A. Young. Hrsnch 611111 FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Hunt, J. Blodgett, S. Ande r son, A. Ross, H. Blodgett F. Drabik, M. Miller. ZND ROW: J. Grandmaison, J. Dauphinais, C. McAninch, P Morse, P. Pellerin, M. Maloney, L. Mahoney, J. Gilbert, R. MacDonald. . . . W' t Q ,sr wi 1--K 'Q FRONT ROW, left to right: A. Mason, C. Picard, S.Romonoski, P. Buck- man, L. Roy, J. Parent, P. York, E. Wise, M. Burdick. ZND ROW: P. Pare, F. Dube, R. Labatte, B. Hoyt, B. Christie, C. Richards, A. Sielicki, U. Baker, S. Parker, Advis er Bergeron. 3RD ROW: F. MacLaine, K. Leger, J. Bailey, J. Goldthwaite ,R.W2-Atkins, D. Walters, R. Cook, C. Whitten, C. Laxson. FRONT ROW,left to right: D. Lieber, R. Mason, d' V' I J. Bailey, J. Healey, L. Briggs , N. Merchant, u B. Pike, R. Larnard. ZND ROW: K. Josephson, W. Vedrani, M. Volak, T. Watkins, L. Bunnell, f D. Cote, O. Merrill, R. Livesey, D. Cressy, Adviser F. Kozacka. .- . .2 5 E r .eki 5 '7 Q 5 . . J ix 'Ss J' Ti 0 v 15. rs" In 4 .- M-ff . .W , f Q if Q is - -TT. 1 .li 3 xv ., C SC-'X . " - -gr ...V V- si if 4 s ., 'N1. P ,. 2 5 ' , ,, v . Dlgfugglan FRONT Row, left to right: K. O'Keefe, c.Pe11erier,s Kaplan, J. Brideau, C. Walker, W. Balukonis, P. Burke, R Sansfacon, S. O'Keefe. ZND ROW: Adviser Melia, M. Wex mer, E. Rossi, E. Lifter., K. Wes se1hoeft,W. L0sano,M Maloney, D. Francoeur, J. Grandmaison, W. Healey, L Knight, R. Dow, D. Dumas. FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Hall, A. Houlihan, M. Refke, J. Barlow, W. Balukonis, B. Hunt, I... Slack, J. McLaughlin, N. Fay. ZND ROW: Adviser Melia, M.Mu11arkey, F. Murphy, P. Donahue, C. Chasse, P. Johnson, J. Gilbert, K. Hatch, P. Bourque, S. Doane, P. Buckman, B. Davidson, M. Tirone, M. Miller, Adviser Keo seian. 3RD ROW: S. Vedrani, T. Dunceivic, P. Mclntyre, P. Snow, M. Maloney, S. Quinn, P. - Pellerin, J. Syvinski, L. Mahoney, U. Baker. Mlffgf ' dn o - 3 'A vp , if R Q . ' W 1 v it il IIIGII AIIESBIIRY SCll00l Q ..,..-.. Q, , E 5' Allan A. Ross, president Francis E. Lawlor, director ,Z ,1 K ' Q x V '. f xml' s' , Aly 5.1, I 6 Frances S. Drabik, president 66 ll Alphonse M. Tatarunis, director has ,-1.5111 1 -- W , -. 0 I Q , . 1 . X s rr, 4 'Q it , si , X 5 " s 1 0 M4 Alphonse M. Tatarunis, director 69 I v Q 1- I' ' Cfhccrleadcrs Eaton Squad .5 N Left to right: A. Baker , S. Cote, P. Ray S. Woodsom, J. Brideau, J. Lafey, F Bailey, C. Walker, A. Young. FRONT ROW, left to right: M.Greaney, C Pelletier, J. Roy. ZND ROW: M. Briggs S . Kaplan, Valentine. C. Ouellette, L. Wiggin, C qfiflwifffi f 'fiilfi Q J , X A f J my J- Q A ,ul L- ' ,-.,.....f.4 4 'Y 9' 13.1. ,J r --ws- ft, , I It -.sum X .fb ,rf .NS- gu, 'xx g.wfn MAS- X' Y '.u"""'xy--,..,....---'i53'3"7 X X Qframvmuwmmmnummummuq . ,,,,,.,.,:?HI , V, M. THLETI FRONT ROW: C oach R. Kozacka, C. Orkney, S. Andrews, D. Matthews, C. Butland, A. Haley, Capt. H. Morrill, W. Croteau, J. Buzzell, R. Livesey, G. Labbe, R. Sawyer. ZND ROW: Coach Gautreau, L. Eastman, B.Pike, D.Lahait, R. Lewis, D. Cressy, R. Bond, A. Fortin, R. Watkins, E. Burnham, P. Chipman, W. Harris. 3RD ROW: Head Coach Zabriskie, T. Watkins, R. Wells, W. Cote, J. Ouellette, E. Rossi, C. Marden, R. DiVito, C. Mitchell, R. Martin, D. Walters, D. Terry, R. Larnard. 4TH ROW: R. Fullford, H. Stiles, D. Engle-hart, J. Tirone, A. Baker, R. Cynewski, T. Houlihan, R. Cook, G. Coffin, F. Smith, L. Danielson, R. Young. FOOTBALI The football teamwas not very successful this year as they won only two games while losing seven, but they were our team and represented us, Donald J. Z abr i ski e took over as head coach in the spring of 1956, as sisted by Robert Kozacka and Norman Gautreau. Along with our new coach came a new system, multiple offense, and new red and white uniforms. Ame sbury started the 1956 season in a bad way, dropping the first two games to Marblehead and Winthrop. The Indians improved rapidly, and defeated St. John's Prep of Danvers, a new foe, 12-6. Amesbury lost its next three encounters to Stoughton, Sw a mp s c o tt , and Woburn. The te am managed to hold Swampscott, the highest scoring team in the Northeastern Conference, to just twelve points. Amesbury defeated Class B Lynn Classical 18-6. On the following Saturday Amesbury lost to Danvers in sub- freezing temperatures. 72 U15 scares suggest Andrews, Orkney and Live s e y in a long gain against Swampscott. Baton Squad at the Thanksgiving game. The coach and his problems. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S U16 Kcwrd O Marblehead Z8 O Winthrop 12 12 St. John's 6 14 Stoughton 33 0 Swampscott 12 6 Woburn Z0 18 Lynn Classical 7 O Danvers Z0 -2- Newburyport ll 50 Opponents 151 Won 2, Lost 7 a poor smsou. Hut if it be mmsurvd by the spirit 0 the Captain Morrill. Where do I go from here? Who is tackling whom? '1 fa r-4. team, than the Indians possess 11 highly successful DiVito stopped on the 50 yard line. Newburyport's Foley goes nowhere. Last but not least was the Newburyport game on Thanksgiving morning. Newbury- port was in quest of the Class C Champion- ship, and Amesbury was out to s top them. In the first half neithe r team was able to s c o r e , but in the second half Newburyport scored twice. They e m e r g e d the victor, thirteen to nothing, but it was a hard earned victory with Amesbury playing to its utmost. At the annual banquet Captain Morrill received the Tassinari Memorial Trophy, Live s e y , the "Newburyport Daily News" Good Sportsmanship Trophyg and Butland, the Coach's Award as the outstanding player of the Newburyport game. Stanley Andrews and John Buzzell were announced as co- captains for 1957. L e tt e r m e n were seniors Dick Bond, Slugger B u r n h a m , B u c k y Butland, Pete Chipman, Dale Cressy, Bill Croteau, Buster Haley, Ray Lewis, Dic k Livesey, and Dick Watkins: juniors Stan Andrews, John Buzzell, Ralph DiVito, Leo Dupere, Lester Eastman, Bob Martin, Carl O r kn e y , Carl Mitchell, Gordon Pike, Jimmy Tirone , and Tom Watkinsg and sophomores Bruce Pike , and David Lahait. record. uv - Captains-elect Andrews and Buzzell. FRESHMAN SQUAD, FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Helen, H. Parents, D. Rudd, P. Bartley, W. Mor s e , D. Rose, M. Young, T. Payne, G. Lee. ZND ROW: F. Kelleher,C. Stone,W. Brown, L. Briggs, D. Stoddard, D. Ebacher, A. Belanger, P. Brown, D. Armstrong, J. O'Keefe. 3RD ROW: C oac h F. Kozacka, J. Thornell, J. Fowler, J. Martin, J. Gilday, C. Williams , E. Downer, W. Bean, R. Rossi, R. Young. 4TH ROW: J. Roy, E. McCarty, D. Tuxbury, V. Loiselle, Captain D. Cote, L. Bunnell, M. Volak, R. Arthur, M. Allen, J. Ustick. Andrews off an in Swampscott d running game . Mitchell runs ball out of end zone in Thanksgiving game. I -1".."' Sawyer skirts end against Swampscott. i wa elV""1 iP'f"'Hlllflll ' W "ClfWli"Wiili SHIIHIIIM' . 'W 1 . . 1 .1 um . ---....s::iI ummm. 1111 ? P 5 545. -:'--' FRONT ROW left to right: C. Orkney, S. Andrews,C. Mitchell, L. Dupere, N Parent R Cook ZND ROW: Coach Roy, T. Houlihan, F. Briggs,R. Martin W Morin Captain Cressy, D. Roy, W. Cote, R. Watkins, K. Terry. The 1957 Amesbury High S c ho ol hockey team turned in its third successful season under the gui- dance of Coach Albert J.Roy. Amesbury won eleven, lost seven, and tied one during the '56-'57 season. Successful as the record may seem, we still missed the North Shore Playoffs by one point. In North Shore c ompe tition the Indians won seven, lost six, and tied one. Outside the league we lost only to S to neham and Notre Dame of Berlin, posting a record of four wins against two losses. At the annual banquet Captain Cressy announced Leo Dupere as next year'scaptain. Both the captain and the captain-elect have been outstandingg each has received his letter each year since his second year of school boy competition. 76 Donald Roy in action. Captain Cressy was presented with the Most Valuable Player Award, another note of his achievement. Norman Pa r ent , outstanding sophomore, received the Rookie of the Year Award, give n in memory of the late Robert E. Blais, school and squad physician. The senior lettermen each of whom was awardedwith a trophy from the Ames- bury Lions Club were Captain Cressy, Bob Cook, Bill also Morin, Ken Terry, and Dick Watkins. Letters were presented to underclassmen Stan Andrews, Bill Cote, Leo Dupere, Bob Martin, Carl Mitchell, Carl Orkney, Don Roy, and Norm Parent. Dupere and Roy were selected for the annual North Shore Allstar Game, playe d in Lynn. Dupere played a major roll in both Allstar victories. Eight lettermen will return to Coach Roy next year, and again Amesbury will do its best to make the playoffs. Where' s the puck? A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S A.H.S. A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S A.H.S Che Z 3 2 6 3 8 4 Z 10 0 l 7 5 Z 3 6 Z 4 5 Kewrd Danvers Marblehead Winchester Beverly Peabody Salem Lynn Classical Woburn Revere Lynn English Swampscott Saugus St. John's QD, Gloucester Stoneham Marston Vikings Lynn Classical Marblehead Exeter JV's Won 11 games Tied l game Lo Bob Martin takes the lead. 2 4 5 Z 7 l Z 6 l 6 Z O Z O 5 4 0 Z 1 st 7 games FRONT ROW: J.Buzze11, G. Pike, Capt. B ond, R. Rous s eau, D. Lahait. ZND ROW Coach Zabriskie, R. Young, J. Grandmaison, L. Bunnell, G. Labbe, R. DiVito, R. Sawyer. l5'ask dba!! A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. Che Hazard 34 Exeter Z9 Methuen 46 Immaculate 58 Exeter 45 Winthrop 39 Marblehead 43 Swampscott 51 Danvers 44 Woburn 44 Newburyport 54 Winthrop 43 Marblehead 39 Swampscott 26 Methuen 50 Danvers 38 Woburn 36 Newburyport 43 Immaculate Won 4 Lost 14 Xp! .gf it li is K v W' , 7' -ma. 5' ' -,.' , xv. ,.. A X T el N. , ' is I. 5? W 4 .. , , if . 1 24 Q' . .ri 'L 'Yiw- ,AJ .. . X vw Bond in action in All -Star Game. The Ame s b ur y High basketball team was not very successful in the win and lose columns, but next year can be looked upon with great optimism. Bond, Labbe , and Rousseau are the only lettermen graduating. The team's record for the past season was 4 wins again s t 14 losses. Amesbury defeated Danvers and Woburn in Northeastern Conference play, andNewburyport and Exeter in non-confer- ence games. The two wins over Danvers and Wobu rn entitled Amesbury to 5th place in the final conference standings. Any win o ve r Newburyport is exciting and this year provided no exceptions. The Indians turned back one of Newburyport's best teams in years, in overtime, 44 to 39. This win accompa- nied with another overtime win over Woburn, 44 to 42, demonstrated the spirit and determination of our team. Win or lose, the members fought to the final buzzer. As the scores show , it was a fine team. The C la s s of 1957 was represented on the team by Captain Bond, Gerald Labbe, and Robert Rousseau. Although th e y were few in number, they played a major role throughout the season. Bond and Rousseau represented Amesbury in the Northeastern Conference All Star Game played in Amesbury. Conference c h a m p i o n Winthrop defeated the All Stars by a score of 59 to 56. Ni Almost. At the close of the season Gordon Pike and Ralph DiVito were elected as co-captains of the '57-'58 edition of Amesbury basketball. Letters we r e awarded to: Captain Bond, R. Rousseau, G. Labbe, J. Buzzell, R. DiVito, G. Pike, R. Sawyer, R. Young, D. Lahait, and L. 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Wi' 43 WY 2 iif-flew Starting its first sea son under Coach Arthur Joub e r t , the Amesbury High Baseball Team was unfortunately not very successful, as they lost e lev en g a m e s while winning four. They def e at e d two Northeastern Conference teams, Woburn and Winthrop, and two non con- ference teams, Exeter Academy and Ipswich. Credit must be given to Captain Butland for he caught r egula rly for three years and was captain for two years. Seniors Labbe, Dow, Harris, Cressy, and Burnham also played regularly this season and were awarded their letters. Co-captain elect DiVito obtained the highest batting av e r a g e on the team and also the best total run p r o duction. Senior first baseman Labbe possessed the best fielding average while being the second best batter. At the close of the season the team honored Ralph DiVito and Leo Dupere by electing them co-captains, DiVito has played varsity for four years and Dupere has played varsity for three years. Next year should prove to provide a much better s ea s on, for all the pitchers will be re- turning, plus many other underclassmen. Kenneth Terry Raymond Dow Willia m Balukoni s Clarence Butland '1 William Harris FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Cote, D. Donahue , Capt.Andrews, J. Rogers, R. Martin, E Lift on, J. Martin, D. Rudd, R. Young. ZND ROW: Coach B. Fecteau, A. Bourgeois, R. Lar- nard, D. Marble, T. Watkins , E. Crandall, L. Bunnell, D. Lahait, D. Sargent, W. Healey, E Rossi, P. Bartley, D. Saunders, Manager R. Bowley. A. A. A A A A A A H.S. H.S H.S H.S H.S H.S .H.S H.S 58 53 64 50 53 54 60 40 THE RECORD Woburn Marblehead Danvers Swarnpscott A North Andover Winthrop Newburyport 1l3 Salem 19 24 13 27 Z4 Z3 19 36 213 Zmck Rossi, Larnard, Bunnell, and Lifton do their laps. X Captain Andrews shows good form. The 1957 Amesbury High track team proved to be the best in the history of the school, as it won8 dual meets and the finalNortheastern Con- ference Meet. Spirit, teamwork, and hard work for four years led up to this fine season. The victories of CoachFecteau and his team brought to Amesbury High the two Northeastern Con- ference title s of most dual meets won and the winner of the all-conference-teams meet. Six school records were broken as Ames- bury swept through its opponent s , and all of them were broken by underclassmen. Bob Martin set two records,the 100 yd. dash in 10.1 seconds falso the Northeastern Conference re- cordj and the 220 yd. dash in 22.45 seconds. Skip Watkins set a record for the 880 with a fine time of 2 minutes 8.9 seconds. Freshman Get set. Dave Cote gets ready. Louis Bunnell and Sophomore Dave Lahait com- bined for a record high jump of 5' 6". ln the shot put, Eric Lifton set another record with a heave of 42' l 3f4". To climax this string of records broken, the c rack relay team of Cap- tain Stan Andrews, Don Marble, Ed. Batal, and Dave Lahait ran the relay in a record time of 1 minute 38.9 seconds. The seniors were represented on the team by Jim Rogers, Mike Wexler, Andy Fortin, and Dennis Donahue . Rogers and Wexler were awarded letters and sweaters at the end of the season. Returning lettermen will include Cap- tain Andr ew s, Batal, Lifton, Martin, Marble, Watkins, Bob Y oung, Art Bourgeois, Dud Sar- gent, Bunnell, and Cote. What's so funny, Don? 83 - I if 4 ff"-N if-5 j gag! dm., Q In ' 2' inn? ' .H if T wifi' , , Ai l X x U15 Staff af Clic' 1957 Pow - Www ui -. 3 1 .5-- A - -4 H r A f:,' , , V .- ww .. :lllf V? Adviser Charles Bacon,Editor Allan fl C' Ross, and Assistant Editor Sally if fi Q 'lf W .L . is if 2 , , '. AN, , , M, - 3. N " S fir X f "Eff ' Q-i '. . f gl l .fl .jil l ' 7 'x 1 -X All ,726 jf' - ' 'X uf , .. - . . ' E' a :. - . v ' , . 1 v . . P sw ,- f V 3 I pee. : QV - I K' 1 ,Z RU, I i Q.: ... A 1. ...egg 5413 1 5 o ir' M N ' A 1. A 6 I 1,,,.- v ' 4 K ' .i' v. 'pil' 5 1 'ln-uflvx R ' ' ,Q .y Q ' . I 'J S., W Q. o 4 ' v 4 , A a Q 1 - Q r,'a 4. fr. :A 1 s e a A , g 21,0 4, si' v,'l. JI t an 'Q "',.,'f"' ' si' fs .- 4 l x ., ,n . ,gig M Q mai f ov 1 - . 1 av ,.. - .. Art Editor Helene Blodgett Sports Editor Richard Watkins LIT E R AR Y, SEATED, Left to right: C. Pelletier, Editor F. Drabik. STANDING: W. Jarvis, S. Kaplan. Not pictured: J. McGrath, J. Roy, R. Rousseau,O. Merrill. BUSINESS , Left to right: 1 M. Greaney Business Manager R. Livesey, C. Walker Asst. Bus. Mgr. J. Brideau. Not Pictured R. Dow, A. Baker, P. Ray, K. Robbins, H Humphrey, B. Wells. 85 Anderson Photography Editor TYPING, Left to right: Chief Typist Shirley Bloom F. MacLaine, J. P a r e nt. Not pic - tured: L. Roy. I Compliments of ED PELLERIN 8: SON Boat Builders Macy Street Amesbury, Mass. R. G. WATKINS 81 SON, INC. General Contractors Telephones 380 - Z4 Mill Yard Amesbury, Mass. WHITEFIELD LAUNDERS 81 CLEANERS Complete Family and Specialty Laundering Odorless Dry Cleaning Non-shrinking Non -fading Permanent Moth Proofing and Rug Shampooing Fur Storage Pontiac - GMC Truck ROBERT B. FRASER CO. 130 Market St. Amesbury, Mass. BOYLE'S DRUG STORE Wm. E. Boyle E. L. Boyle Registered Pharmacists 17 Main St. Amesbury, Mass. MERRIMAC HAT CORPORATION Look for the "Merrimac" label on the hat. Amesbury, Massachusetts Congratulations to the Class of 1957 CALNAN MOTOR SALES YOUR FORD DEALER AMESBURY JEWELERS Expert Watch and Clock Repairing Amesbury's Largest Record Selections Record Players - Tape Recorders Tel. 1009 40 Main St. Amesbury, Mass. C. LEARY Sz CO. THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Amesbury A. Deuplisea, mgr. Good Luck and Happiness EVANGELINE'S to the Class of 1957 Amesbury F.M. Hoyt 8: Co.. INC. Amesbury, Mass. For Women and Children THOMAS HOULIHAN 8: SON Florists Telephone 985 Morrill Place Member F.T.D. MALONE BROS. FUEL OIL - RANGE OIL Telephone ZOO 243 Main Street Arnesbury, Mass. Best Wishes from BEN'S MEN'S SHOP GALE -HANLEY SHOP Ladies' and Children's Wear THOMAS W. WATKINS 8: SON, INC. General Contractors Road and Concrete Construction 79 Elm Street Tel. 1136 -R COUNTRY HOUSE "We specialize in steaks, chops, and lobsters." Route 110 Amesbury, Mass. 38 Main St. Tel. 1264 Compliments LIBBY'S CUT RATE-UNIQUE GIFT SHOP 105 Main St. Amesbury OREGON DYE HOUSE Tel. 960 24 School Street Amesbury, Mass. PROVIDENT INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS In the Towns of Salisbury and Amesbury POISSON RADIO Sz FURNITURE Tel. 589 45 Friend St. Amesbury, Mass. F. B. KEENE Best Wishes Hardware and Paint f1'0m MODERN BROWN BILT Tel. 302 SHOE STORE 52 Main Street Amesbury, Mass. Home of Buster Brown 0 Compliments of AMESBURY HARDWARE Tel 111 23 Market Street Amesbury, Mass. AMESBURY CO-OPERATIVE BANK 12 Market Street Regular Savings Accounts are now available. Congratulations to the Class of 1957 W. E. FULLER 8: CO. GAUTHIER gl MAI-IANY Sales, Service, and Repairs Tel. 1324-W 8 Market Street Amesbury, Mass. LOUIS SHOE COMPANY Amesbury, Mass. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Conrad Rousseau, Owner Amesbury, Mass. 107 Main St. Tel. 183-M CYR'S AUTO BODY 8x REPAIRS 7 Oak Street Tel. 910-W SIG-TRANS, INC. Haverhill Road Amesbury LIBBY'S BOOK SHOP School and Office Supplies 8 Market Square Tel. 227-W ""'7 1 Class Rings Watches, Diamonds, China, Silverware EVERETT H. LOCKE 10 Market Square .J For the finest in diamonds it's CROWN JEWELERS Budget Accounts Invited f or -,V , , 1 NEW ENGLAND WOOD HEEL COMPANY Amesbury, Mass. ALEX'S SODA SHOPPE 112 Main Street Amesbury, Mass. Compliments 1 of W 1 ETTA COLLIS AND Y D CLEANERS 1 1 Best Wishes W EASTERN LUMBER COMPANY W 1 1 C1 Cl 1 1 Compliments of VERMETTE'S SUPER MARKET J Good Luck to Class of '57 HAROLD F. HUMPHREY RELIABLE INSURANCE SERVICE FOR OVER TWENTY YEARS Tel. HO 5-7662 34 Pleasant St. Newburyport Massachusetts GEORGE C. KNIGHT Compliments of AMESBURY co. fSuccessortoB.L.Co1byJ RANGE AND FUEL OILS Tel. 921 Amesbury, Massachusetts Amesbury, Massachusetts 89 THE BAILEY CQMPANY 'E ROLLED METAL SHAPES AND MOULDINGS ar xif' 7 GIRL GRADLL-ATES DR EAM of Tirwlep TOWLE SILVE RSM ITHS Newburyport, Massachusetts 90 Compliments of DUDLEY'S DINER Salisbury, Mass . CHARLES A. WORMWOOD Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 48 Market St. Amesbury, Mass. AAA Service ALA Service SIMMIE'S GARAGE 24 Hour Towing 8: Wrecking Service HO 5-7601 Salisbury, Mass REID'S SERVICE STATION Tel. 1335 46 Elm St. Compliments of SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Elm Street 1 DESIGNERS' SHOP fu-.sf an 15.111100 EDMUND MCLAUGHLIN Plumbing 8: Heating Oil and Gas Heater Installations and Repairs Contracting and Jobbing Best Wishes from ANTELL'S MARKET Tel. 1071 69 Congress St. AMESBURY MOTOR SALES Compliments Dealer in Used Cars BARR 81 BLOOMFIELD SHOE MFG. CO., IN Haverhill Road Route 107 New Zealand Road Amesbury, Mass. Seabrook, N. H. Insurance - Real Estate THERESE'S BEAUTY SHOP EDWARD W. GOULD Route 107 ROBERT P. GOULD Kensington, N. H. 12 Market Square Tel. 54 Tel. 1702 -M--South Hampton Amesbury Compliments BARCELOW of Auto Body Repair Shop Dick Briggs Tel. 662 A.H.S. 1931 54 Monroe Street Insurance - Bonds - Real Estate Amesbury F. H. SANDS Used Cars and Trucks Bought and Sold Electric and Oxy-acetylene Welding Spring and Muffler Service 24 Hour Wrecker Service 46 Elm St. Amesbury, Mass. JEAN'S COFFEE SHOP Jean Macey, Owner Fountain Service -Light Lunches Tel. 1794 Amesbury, Mass. IDEAl SOFT-WATER LAUNDRY, INC LUXURTONE CLEANERS, INC. 9 High St. Newburyport Exeter and mesbury HOmestead 5-9441 ENterpri 9 6 Compliments of AMESBURY SPECIALTY COMPANY WARRENOHKEG. CORP. r ,R L mLm1L-,. 11 Lo LLLLLLE L 1 1 I THE 1:1.Ms HOTEL 3 The Hotel with the Homelike Atmosphere NU-WAY LAUNDRY Same Day Service 7 High Street Amesbury, Mass. CLAY TON'S SHOE STORE Your Family Shoe Store Since 1928 P. H. MORRIS Wholesale Dealer in Tobacco, Cigars, Etc. Amesbury, Mass. Compliments of LAFAYETTE BOWLING LANES "Bowling is Fun for Everyone" 11 High sr. Amesbury, Mass. W 27' Y Y 77317 V I EY' 'WT' NOONE'S MARKET We Deliver Telephones 744 - 745 R 19 Market St. VW" ' A 'T " ' ' ' T N RED COTTAGE CLUB, INC. 1 Catering to Parties - Weddings - Banquets Fine Foods - Choice Liquors CONTINENTAL CAFE Manuel E., Stratos C., 81 Louis E. Janos ' Lafayette Road Tel. 1062 Salisbury, Mass. 1 Mill St. Amesbury, Mass. V Compliments of V THE BELMONT FLOWER SHOP 1 BRUNEAU BUICK CO., INC. Ray and Cathy Sanborn Tel. 1179-W 1 Tel. 1322 so Belmont sz. I 36 Sparhawk St. Amesbury, Mass. V 1 Best Wishes to the class of 1957 Best Wishes 1 PEARSON'S SERVICE STATION Tel. 29 LIBERTY MARKE-T 144 Elm St. A Amesbury, Mass. DONUT SHOP Tel. 1333 Z8 Market St. DELLA'S CHAPEAUX Market Square Amesbury, Mass. CREASY COMPANY, INC. Electrical Contractors Tel. 141 Amesbury, Mass. JACKSON'S BAKERY and LUNCH BAR 2 Market Square Amesbury, Mass. Compliments of R 81 G MANUFACTURING CO. Compliments of STUDENT COUNCIL I956-I957 President ...... Raymond Dow Vice President . Carol Sue Walker Secretary ..... Faith Maclsaine Treasurer ...... Juanita Roy Compliments of REID FOUNDRY Co. Tel. 1200 Amesbury, Massachusetts Compliments of STUART SERVICE STATION and GARAGE 87 Elm Street Amesbury, Mass. More People Buy Chevrolets Than Any Other Car LAWSON R. YEO CHEVROLET INC. Amesbury Compliments of M. E. REED COMPANY TRAVIS RESTAURANT Weddings Catered 41 Main St. Amesbury, Mass. Compliments of QUALITY PACKAGE GOODS STORE INC. AMESBURY PUBLISHING COMPANY. INC. Book and Commercial Printers Publishers of THE AMESBURY DAILY NEWS 21 Elm St. Phones 6 and 1360 CALEF'S TAXI Radio Cabs Tel. 360 Compliments of FOURNIEPUS GROCERY STORE RIC1-IER'S FOODLINER Macy Street Amesbury, Mass. Compliments of CLUB ST. JEAN BAPTISTE NO. 14 Antonio Roy - Manager Rodolphe V. Bibaud - Treasurer PICARD'S FURNITURE HOUSE Nationally Advertised Furniture FI1-eside 6 -6121 W. Main St., Merrimac Printers 8. Publishers of THE 1957 POW-WOW A IN THE LONG RUN You and your friends will prize the portrait that looks like you - your truest selfg free from stage effects and little conceits. It is in this "long run" photography that PURDY'S success has been won. Portraiture by the camera that one cannot laugh at or cry over in later years. For present pleasure and future pride protect your Photographic Self by having PURDY make PURIJY " the portraits. 367 Boylston Street official photographer Amesbury High School Class of 1937 Special Discount Rates to A'l,l Students of . Amesbury High School -loi- I U 1 Boston 3 z , 1 I l 96 " Y' TF YE '-s I S E 2 S Q E 2 5 2 a 52 E E F E E E W. P! 5 gi 5