Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1960 volume:

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' rams., , -5, ,fav V-vnrfgfr - ' ,,. mn... .-W ., 1 'Q-f 9Sf1::'hm.1 .anii-fQ 'f' Y-li . rd- p H-5 .,. fwfwe- . ..,4g. . W.. , MJ, 'A x ,f71g--. ,.. Mio. fit V Y -.4 Q ,U-Q gs... -.. 9 ,-W Qzfreufrfrd The lovable little character pictured below is Hobart, who is, in his own way, as essential to our yearbook as spirit is to our school. For it is Hobart - a frisky, friendly and energetic little creature whom we've chosen to convey the ideals of our Beverly High School: no longer for us only an edifice where learning may be pursued, but now a symbol of the friendship we've found here, the carefree years we've spent here, and the beginning of an awareness and understanding of life we've gained here. We feel that, through Hobart, we shall always be able to look back and recapture some of the atmosphere of knowledge and learning we knew at BHS, and a few of the unforgettably happy, sad, magical, painful, and always wonderful moments of awakening that shall ever be part of us and our school . . . 4 Q51 ,Q .pf ' 2' .- f, ' F,:j:,2..,II r 1 ', 'I tiff . f, V Go Q 5 I I2f' 44 ' I , Q,'-4 4 9 ,I V ,f ff- . 4 I M.- ,jfiffg ' ' M ., L 46' Q Y Agn ,- 4 4 :A I ' , ' 1-1 ', 4 i ,. -f If ,. .-ff., , I ,A A 5-ami-5 If . , 1.32 'S' - '44 t ,,,f - ,,,g,g4 I ' 439 I fb 'I I I f . cg, 2 ' 1 -f f, V I.,-. . s ' r ' 5' WI V , - ,ff 1-14, . ,,ff ,j?f f'::Tj,g5 , A I 'P' il! 455: A I '30 V A 1 I GZ? s 1 4 V I sd'-' . A 1 I V V A V I K -, ,JT k' V ' - L, I 2 M' W,h ' 4' ,- n I , I I f ' f I F i ,lv f? if I I I I I I v I 1'?1f'f',4a....b,-- an-If 44 wixwv i W y,- -L V , I 5 3 ,411 ,.f' 'AO ..-J F X 1-'fi 'if Q 6 Q 0 ig 65 -LY' ...AF 'C' Priuczpal Advisvn Sfrieud 'M fi I Three years ago the class of 1960 entered Beverly High School, with this new class came a new principal, William J. Foley. Through these past years we have all adiusted to new surroundings, made many new friends, and become a part of the spirit ot B.H.S. Now in our year of graduation we must leave Nlr. Foley, but we are secure in the knowledge that he will guide other classes as ably as he has ours. Q' f 24 gs: . M., i A proclamation! You say there's no quarterly week? l .ivgfm , f eff Q i ' Q 2 W., ' 4' I ---Lrz 'KE i in .Q sm- Y Y ?9'51.g,gi U ...rf xygr b , 'lffiar ' 7 - lv, '9 N - I-x l , I .ww Q M txiiivr., . ' x x1 f?fAf 'xi' 'V' A ' 1 -.r' ' JA .4 .NO III .kr I ,-'I . I 5 xlo X T .vi N ' V p ,',..-1. if 44' 1 riff 'A 4 fllflag. '71 , ix :l 'O the Zh was and the 'S lib i Uzeses . . . , -4 S 'NV 'tv 1. 7 ' ' : .Q g,1 ,.v 3 t .,.Q' . . William Cooper, Norman Rand, sifqgiu 5 L 25-'T' I? '1 ' Helena Corbett, Sandra Johnson ,c .t so r fnglzsh Department The two main objectives of our competent English -4 A, Department are to instruct and train all pupils in the 2, basic communicative skills and to teach all students to ' ff become discriminating, appreciative readers. A' by if M as ff K., Top: Isabel Harriman, Emery Hollerer, Lynn Hare. Bottom: Robert Parente, Dorothy Dixon, Edward Watts. He doesn't look a bit nervous! E,. 4, l 4 Q. . 4 ' '.-ana X 5: ,, lf, .1 V, N X WJ.. N gi .3 . X P tg 5' .QQ A .rw fff55'2?X .ff t e lfreltleln and .Snperilnente . . . STANDING: J. Arnold Shaw, Charles Walsh, David Nathans, Warland Hersey. SEATED: Lee Jameson, Bertram Leadbeater, Eleanor Brooks. Mathematics Department This year the Mathematics Department is under a new head, Mr. Bertram Leadbeater. As in past years, mathematics courses are designed to prepare students for practical lite as well as college. A new addition this year is the School Mathematics Study Group for seniors taking advanced math under the supervision of Mr. Hersey. The importance of mathematics cannot be overlooked in today's world. Left to right: Paul Caradonna, Philip Kendricks, Anton Kishon, Richard Preston, Ralph Lizio. Une Seienee Department The three-year science curriculum, including the physical and biological sciences, is tailored to fit the needs of both those students preparing for college and those not. The basic obiectives of the courses are to find and develop the students who will eventually enter into scientific vocations, and to acquaint the stu- dents with the importance of science in this modern world. The never-ending search for X. l And this thingamabob . . . i Zfhraugh Jnstrucfia it .-., ..-..g, I l s G-1- Trade School ii Under the adept direction of Mr. Claude Patten, this special branch of education pre- pares students for trades, crafts, and mechan- ics. The courses in cabinetmaking, auto me- chanics, machine shop, carpentry, pattern- making, and sheet metal are expertly taught by the Trade School's capable instructors. To , supplement the practical education offered, ' academic and related courses are alternated i weekly. The academic subiects included are English, history, citizenship and economics, and hygiene, while the related courses are trade drawing, related math, related science, and trade topics. Thus, the Trade School, both practically and academically, plays an impor- tant part in our community by preparing boys to be skilled workers in their chosen fields. Mr. Claude Patten 4-9 ffl SECRETARIES: Miss Reta G. York and Mrs. Jeanette Corse. 32, if wifi , -If .- s sv , ggi, iw ew ,yi-X , Q . fi- , 5, ,, , , X - .- - -, , J , FIRST ROW: Michael Casale, Robert Tate, Claude Patten, Vernon Campbell, Harold Colts. SECOND ROW: Thomas Jones, Lawrence Steedman, Seth Friend, Burton Wagner, William Jenkins, Owen Barter. THIRD ROW: George Taylor, Norman Dodge, Thomas Treiney, James Hanagan, Robert O'Neill, Arnold Shaw. I8 ' f - f 4 .es ,. Y E 1. 4 P 777 ia Our 91101 6 Vacations ' , H+ I W '55, S 1 Beverly Trade School f 'X Sure wish these Fords had normal Type hoods on ihem! What a time to sneeze! 5,-...-vw--a ,,,..-I it . .,.,f.1,,,.'. f' FN . 'W '- Tv f I inn, fr ll 7 f QL-'mgr' F .xy waxy The wonders of a modern printing shop. J I9 s . We Gain Sfpcrieuce flame houomics Department ln order to prepare students for a future as homemakers, B.H.S. offers instruction in Clothing, Food,,and Home and Family Living. Under the supervision of Miss Clutt and Miss Boswell, the Home Economics Department gives its girls a background of practical skills. 'fx 115,53 5 Are you sure it said twenty-six eggs? L. iff X Ruth Cluff and Millicent Boswell. General Shop Some of the obiectives of General Shop are to teach the boys the care and use of hand tools and machines, to instruct them in the correct methods of construction and finish, and to impress upon them the need for and use of various safety measures. By taking college preparatory course, many general shop students are thus prepared to take the Civil Service Examinations for admission to 44-4-ne-.vans a technical school. Others, by electing a general course, are able to enter an apprenticeship in industry. 3 us U 2 4' Te nthgstomaes Oscar W nq stand Dan el Shay A1 Uzrcugh Actual Prczcficc STANDING: Edward Deep, Rose Brancato, Consfance Turlo, Margaret Miner Roy Norden. SEATED: Eleanor Griffin. Eleanor Lamberison, Martha John. 1 Ei if ,vs ' as ' 3 fl T EQ Q , .1- ,ff f 5 l i 2 5 J S It goes 'round and 'round, and it comes out here. , 1 f si Eyes right, everyone! .M-f es 't have room for all my pictures? ali 34:5 A? V, Pits ffiw- V f u k ii A 5 Vjiiffbf. X , 4 , ,L 1 ,gif ' i4 1-.4 is-1 r Y! sniff' Baubles bangles and beads Q W Q I N 1 l 2 '. '7' . Q V x y -- v- fi, ,Wi ' . LK ' . ' -- e y . , . A Af 'KN 'Wann ' 'us-E -- . 4' v W , I Q , Y om . ' Q -.....4fA' my -sd Il Q 3 X X gg-. xx. X K Y? .--, , Q- 7 1,2 'W A PW: X hiss. ' ,1i5,4il-U' ' 2 We ,4re G lied ew fe the 5'ufu vis!--It lm , ' ' Frank Root, Doris Boyd, Sandra Johnson, Helena Corbett, Bertram Leadbeater, How are my chances for college? K 'Ly xxsl Guidance Department Our Guidance Department plays an import- ant role in every student's life. We are aided not only by written materials found in the office, but also by four capable counselors who help us in our selection of schools and occupations. Getting matters straightened! 1 .. U A 0 'o 'o e V . I ' NW: - 1 ,il I lb 'Q r,,ac4 I T: A-M 4,6 '91 R O 0 0.0 o 1, Q..'.'o . 4 O 0 .. .lg Q. It 0 v u 'lg 'c'o ' 'A' 0 0 O ,Koi A ii rfgeflzcr . . . Wm ., fu--1 Bcvcrkga Sdifars SEATED: Hinda Katz, art editor, Cynthia Davis editor-in-chief. STANDING: Diane Hubbard, photog raphy editor, Faith Taylor, copy editor, . S ,U fsfff AK ' Xl o Xf X The six staffs of Beverlega are kept busy year 'round. The members of the copy staff with Faith Taylor as copy editor and Mr. William Cooper as copy advisor are responsible for writing and proofreading all copy. Under the leadership of Diane Hubbard as photography editor, the photography staff must plan schedules for the photographer, help take pictures, and write the necessary information on the back of each picture. Wim Hinda Katz as art editor and Mr. Le Blanc as art advisor, the members of the art staff submit sketches for a yearbook theme and draw the divider pages. Hinda drew the end sheet and created Hobart, our symbol of friendship. The three business staffs are essential to a well-planned yearbook. The subscription staff under the direction of Miss Eleanor Griffin, consists of members who obtain orders and payments for yearbooks. The typing staff, with Miss Martha John as advisor, is responsible for typing all written material. The advertising staff must solicit ads from various businesses under the direction of Miss Margaret Miner. The editor-in-chief of Beverlega, Cynthia Davis, supervises the work of these six staffs. She conducts Beverlega meetings, plans preliminary layouts of pages, and draws many of the final layouts. She is responsible for cor- recting the first draft of the yearbook and for meeting deadlines. She also explains yearbook planning to the iunior and sophomore members of Beverlega and helps them to plan their sections. Miss Isabel Harriman, the general advisor of Beverlega, supervises all yearbook work. She advises the editors and members of the staffs. She also corresponds with the Taylor Publishing Company which is to publish the l96O'Beverlega. 26 We Clamp Ye Uur yearbook 1 I'n' J lfcverlega Gopy Staff -.gi The members of the Beverlega copy staff are Thomas Healey, Ronald Anastasi, Heather Tyrie, Della Tanzella, Anita Maistrellis, Alice Pierce, and Editor Faith Taylor. The advisor is Mr. William Cooper. 5.::.'.. lgwcrlcga Photography Stag Wa, The members of the photography staff of the Beverlega are Jeffrey Forbes, Judith Pierce, Evan Brodie, Leah Leobovitz, Patricia Swift, Sandra Toneatti, and Editor Diane Hubbard. Not shown is Charles Elliott. The advisor is Miss Isabel Harriman. 27 '52 ml- - l !g sm. MM Scferyzmc' H607 kg I I I I It I I EVP , I Sulzscrlpflan I SITTING, FIRST ROW: S. Tredway, J. Pierce, P. Gentleman, R. Pinciaro, P. Felix, G. Connolly, B. Ii Philpot. SITTING, SECOND ROW: C. Mercereau, M. Brennan, V. Bartley, K. Powers, L. Powers, E. Chessman, G. Carson. STANDING, THIRD ROW: Miss Evelyn Griffin, Advisor: L. Porreca, R. Galuzzi, , .I B. Burns, P. Brewer, C. Mulvanity, J. Perkins, P. Bartley, S. Perkins, D. Reeves, L. Ray, C. Nicholson, II R. Varnavas, S. Pompey, N. Cohen. ,Il III I , . , ,AA ...W I: l Cypmg STANDING: Miss Martha John, Advisor, D. Reeves, J. Dunn, D. Roscoe, H. Faulkner. SITTING: F. I Nyland, L. Parsons, B. Burns, M. Brennan, J. Gaudreau, C. Mulvanity, J. Stanton, N. MacDearmid, J. Josephs, J. Moritz, S. MacKenzie, P. Brewer, S. Hubbard, C. Menesale, L. Michetti, C. Shannon, J. Lavoie. ,Advcrtising STANDING: Miss Margaret Miner, Advisor. SITTING: A. Leary, S. Hutchinson, S. Barker, C. Mersereau, P. Felix, R. Pinciaro, S. lnnis, C. Lamprey, N. MacDearmid, G. Baccari, S. Hubbard, C. Menesale, J, Lavoie. tv ,Make .7l az Suvccs -an T -quar- -Zcvcrkga Ar! Stay i fi FIRST ROW: Charlotte LeFavour, l-linda Kaiz, Editor, Joan Heaney, Diana Standley. SECOND ROW: Francis LeBlanc, Sponsor, Polly Keech, Richard Gorini. TI ll gl rl, Ill! l 1 l s E. fm is .. , Qi all ' ' i El lxl - I yt l i y coz- l i fi Hcvcrlfga ,Advisors CWA. l, 4' ff Q ll' 3, A f is i' Ml? f f i .' Q 1 I-. ' Mr. Francis LeBlanc, Art sponsor, Evelyn Griffin, Subscription sponsor, Miss Isabel Harriman, General advisor, Mr. William Cooper, Copy advisor. 29 Eilerary Sudmw 'hm 135, K 10. l 1' .. at N ' 'tr 1 fm I , ' I: ' .,g 5, A A6 I I A E. s I Aegis FIRST ROW: E. Zeitzoff, D. Tanzella, A. Couhig, R. Painchaud, H. Tyrie, C. Elliott, H. Katz, N. Smith, A. Maistrellis, E. Brodie, A. Ryan, J. Gastonguay, D. Hubbard, A. Pierce. SECOND ROW: F. Taylor, E. Scott, N. Share, J. Delaria, J. Novello, G. Tarr, D. Harrington, J. Brigham, D. Douglas, J. Simon, B. Mood, C. Bernier, R. Chase, F. Wales. THIRD ROW: B. Vincent, A. Baisuck, J. Standley, S. Eldred, S. Taylor, P. Shea, C. Surman, D. Morgan, D. Page, T. Bernson, P. MacLoughIin, W. Zolner. FOURTH ROW: R. Jacques, J. Ahearn, C. Englehart, L. Page, C. Carlton, J. Forbes, J. Hoggard, J. Davenport, W. Eastwood, J. Glovsky. Absent are C. Davis and R. Anastasi. Our quarterly literary magazine, the Aegis, is edited under the supervision of Mrs. Corbett. The purposes of the club are to encourage the members to write and to publish the original material they have contributed. Hinda Katz, Assistant Editor: Nancy Smith, Editor-in-Chief, Anita Maistrellis, Secretary. AEGIS BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: J. McComsky, G. Nadeau, L. Leibovitz, N. Craig, J. Niles, C. Menesale, L. Pellicelli, S, Conrad. SECOND ROW: R. Doerr, S. Toneatti, S. Allison, S. Pompoy, M. Calper, K. Powers, L. Powers, THIRD ROW: S. Perkins, G. Post, S. Pevritsky, D. Tanner, H. Copelas, G. Har- rington, I. Bicktord, K. DiNardo, FOURTH ROW: S. Surman, S. Stearns, G. Moore, J. DeStephano, M. Szczesny, Miss Rose Brancato, Advisor. 30 fffyffayffffff by .,,, x lflllfu ' ' ij?- 7' 1-ff K F Y i Ei' , fi , x I . L .- ,, F' 1 sd rn- fb' 'W I 'J Delegates in Geeernm nt X 15' vi SEATED: C. Elliott, R. Galluzzi, W. Lemire, J. St. Charles, Mr. Richard Preston, Advisor. STANDING: J. Glovsky, L. Page, C. Carlton, J. DeLaria. indent Heuneil The Student Council, governing body of B.H.S., is comprised of one representa- tive trom each homeroom and seven members-at-large. Under the competent supervision of Mr. Preston, this legislative group is instrumental in maintaining the cooperative spirit of our school. FIRST ROW: L. Pellicelli, G. Seery, B. Dodge, B. Chapman, S. McCarron, R. Galluzzi, F. Conte, R. Whidden, J. Macko, J. Hadley, D. Hubbard, M. Frasca, R. Pinciaro. SECOND ROW: R. Rogers, S. Maxner, W. Normand, S. Saunders, L. Bates, C. Akerly, S. Johnson, J. Foss, J. Butler, C. Surman, M. Lemire, C. Young, J. Davenport, W. Squibb. THIRD ROW: G. Turner, L. Frost, S. Harrington, C. McCarthy, J. Manzi, C. Alexander, D. Stuart, C. Papa, S. Kanter, M. Collins, J. Glovsky, W. Eastwood, G. Tarr, W. Walburn. Missing when picture was taken: R. Anastasi, T. Page. 32 NC Representatives of lfnewledge If whiz I .' 'B 43 Return of the age of chivalry. Everyone's goal, Sehelarshzjv y4WdIZfS' This year B.H.S. has created an award for scholastic achievement. This award is in the form of a charcoal-gray blazer with the school seal in orange affixed to its pocket. ln order to attain this award one must achieve a 3.6 average. This figure is obtained by averaging 'all the student's quarterly marks, assigning to each a value so that A:4, B:3,.C:2, D:l. With this new incentive it is hoped that students will strive for higher marks. SEATED: Susan Allison, Judith Eagan, Heather Tyrie, Reanne Painchaud. STANDING: Neil Share, Evan Brodie, Charles Elliot, James Gastonguay, Owen Lowe. 33 E I I: Our Interests, Acting, I i - I ,I I t I l Y W ' I v-.-- 'fl Q- SEATED: Nancy Smith, Nancy Abbott, Judith St. Charles. It couldn't have been that funny! STANDING: Fred Wales, James Gastonguay. Dramatic 611111 FIRST ROW: J. Barbeau, M. Szczesny, L. Spates, C. Letart, S. Tosi, C. Nicolla, J. Elliott, N. Nelson, J. Dove, A. Maney, D. Knight, S. Brooks, C. Bucci, F. Baker, H. Copelas. SECOND ROW: J. Mugglebee, G. Gemmellaro, L. Kransberg, B. Dodge, L. Nutter, M. Cuoco, P. Toll, J. McQueeny, G. Kirby, N. Abbott, J. Tillson, P. Bailey, R. Sigman, K. Burke, l. St. Charles, J. Bixbee, J. Hubbard. THIRD ROW: L. Chapman, G. Crospy, R. Pierce, B. Tappan, P. Rhino, S. Eldred, B. Papa, R. Hermanson, K. Richards, D. Peterson, M. Thomas, D. Hersey, M. Lemire, M. Burke, G. Bouchard, K. Burr, M. DuHamel, C. I Thibecleau, V. Bartley, E. Meyer, Miss Lynn Hare, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: J. Johnson, C. Andrews, I S. Preston, C. Papa, R. Obear, W. Doherty, K. Thompson, C. Murphy, L. Hutchinson, J. LeClair, M. Flynn, N. Welding, S, Fryer, L. McQueeny, S. Stevens, D. Garland, P. Warren, C. Olson, P, Horsman, E. Fisk. FIFTH ROW: F. Wales, C. Alexander, D. Moffett, S. Gabriel, J. Maco, D. Hackett, R. Robinson, G. Mueller, D. Morse, J. Parmenter, R. Gorini, S. Kanter. 34 I '. 5- li l I Singing zz d 81,0 rimeufing no 00 000 0 qfyoxh r fs -UQ J ' . fgifw' . Wlzlfed Eharus FIRST ROW: R. Fielder, N. Crateau, M. Deveau, W. Cook, T. Cook, C. Saulenas, S. Innis, D, Wilkinson P. Hansen, B. Crandall, A. Minigan, S. Low, L. Pelligrini, J. McCoy. SECOND ROW: S. Perkins, J Merrill, A. Sharp, B. McMichael, P. Mitchetti, K. Goss, C, MacArthur, P. White, D. Talbot, N. Abbott R. Robinson, M. Randall, J. Cunliffe, D. Robinson, B. Manning. THIRD ROW: D. Lewis, S. Smith, A Vigoda, D. Reeves, M. Powers, G. Powers, C. Murphy, J. Troiani, J. Prest, M. Woodman, S. Pevritsky G. Post, S. Hansberry, A. Leary, S. Mee, P. Noyles, R. Gobielle, A. Hall, J. Paskerella. FOURTH ROW R. Mercaldi, M. Hayford, A. Morse, S. Tredway, S, Lunn, C. Shannon, L. Wirling, K. Godfrey, J. Wood berry, J. Welding, S. Hutchinson, C. Noonan, M. Peterson, N. Mascioli, B. Menesale, L. Durand, G Seery, L. Ray, W. Creane. FIFTH ROW: R. Mercaldi, J. Lombardi, L. Welles, L. Eldridge, C. Dix, l. Wil liams, C. Marshall, J. Longval, R. Adams, M. Vandi, J. Underwood, W. Harmaala, C. Burns. .!. 4.1921 'ti GQ . K R C- fy In f ,Ji - i . T Luv. F r ' 7 Che Scimfwc' lnvesfzyatian Stewart, M. Tolvanen. SECOND ROW: G. Tarr, H. Clark, L. Marinelli, J. Atkinson, M. Foley, B. Polumbo, W. Porreca, R. Burke, R. Pierce. THIRD ROW: P. Polumbo, D. Garren, U. Lutz-McCraven, F. Robinson, H. O'Brien, D. Edwards, M. Dow, P. Clark, J. Ahern 35 -114' ' - .... 1' Student Service 6er,ee FIRST ROW: J. Mocha, J. St. Charles, F. Taylor, A. Pierce, M. Thomas, N. Smith, H, Tyrie, M. Lemire, P. Yeaton, J. Forbes, R. Painchaud, E. Mood. SECOND ROW: J. Datillo, B. Tibetts, B. Taylor, B. Philpot, J. Hazel, F. Nyland, C. Francesco, D. Morgan, E. Stickens. THIRD ROW: C. Thibedeau, B. Chap- man, K. McQuarrie, C. Tawse, A. Couhig, S. Reed, J. Hanlon, P. Obear, D. Hubbard. Under the supervision of Mr. Kishon, the girls in the Student Service Corps usher at special school functions. These functions include football games, parents' visitation days, and Drama Night. The Art Service Club was formed to supply the advertisements and posters which are used by the various school groups. t 2 mu' ,4rt Sereiee glllb R. Barnett, G. Kirby, K. Burke, C. Mulvanity, L. Porreca, J. Heany, L. McMahon, L. Page, S. Taylor, M. Vitale. 36 WHAHK . . i very Z7 y LIBRARY AIDES The library aides devote many of their weekly study periods helping Miss Gay in the library. Their work includes reserving books, taking at- tendance, and finding material for students. GUIDANCE AIDES Giving freely of their time, these girls work in the Guidance Office filing pamphlets, check- ing catalogs, and arranging material. OFFICE AIDES Our capable office aides have a busy sched- ule, collecting attendance slips, circulating notices, and doing general office work. LIBRARY AIDES FIRST ROW: K. Burke, E. Stickens, B. Dumphy, E. Frazier. SECOND ROW: R. Galluzzi, B. Dodge, M. Frasca, M. Briggs. THIRD ROW: P. Conti, E. Zeltzoff. GUIDANCE AIDES OFFICE AIDES K, Powers, J. Haszard, G. Seery, P. Swift, S. Whittier. FIRST ROW: D. Carson, G. Carson, J. Fairbanks, S. McCarron P. Doyle, H. Faulkner, E. Chessman. ON STAIRS: S. Allison, G Nadeau, J. Dodge, L. Leibovitz, P. Conti, D. Doty, P. Morrill 37 B. Casey, P. Gentleman, B. Crandall. 917 eigfz Advcnfurvs . . . 5'rc14cl1, I ' I 3' I 4 I I I I I I 'Q' 1. 'I II II I 'I I. I at lt, I Y' I I I 1 I I I i I I 9rcr1ch 611165 I SEATED: W. Carr, N. Cohen, S. Barron, R, Burke, D. Robbins, Miss Margaret Mannix, Advisor, R. Frost, R. Marsella, F. Robinson, M, Shaiken. STANDING: J. Casola, D. Tache, R. Briggs, P. Hopkinson, I B. Colby, M. Taylor, J. Bagley. I The French Clubs offer students in the second or third year classes an opportu- , nity to supplement their studies with French films, skits, dialogues in French and many other interesting activities. I FIRST ROW: 8. Leighton, L. Scanlon, D. Hackett, J. Gastonguay, B. Archung, SECOND ROW: B. Anderson, E. Mood, B. Dumphy, M. Briggs. THIRD ROW: N. Smith, J. Eagan, M. Jaffe, J. Crossman, C. Cormier, E. Warren. I I I 38 Spanish, Garrnan V A . . I ffffmf- ir 6 , Q' Qu H 1 I 5 Fl as f' ' fs' ls - 'tt ,aanzlsn 67116 FIRST ROW: N. Cohen, P. Morrill, J. Marletta, D. Dodge, R. Fireman, J, Hazel, C. Coletti, J. Fisher, SECOND ROW: P. Linden, C. Patti, J. Wignall, J. Morgan, L. Wait, J. Harris, K. Townsend. THIRD ROW: D. Quinn, B. Howard, R. Birkemose, J. Standley, P. Rhyne, B. Hankin. an . The Spanish and German Clubs are open to students of those respective courses. Meetings are held once a month for the purpose ot acquainting the students with Spanish and German culture. Plays, songs, movies, and folk dances are among the activities enjoyed. I 71 Garznan 67116 C. Akerley, S. Fryer, D. Moffet, J. Pszenny, C. Moore, R. Daniels, J. Eagan, P. Hansen, G. Fryer, and Mrs. Lila Hennessy, Advisor. l 39 tl We mm in .Ma y Way 'Q- XY! x fa. Shall we try again? Charge! 1 i 1 l 4 l Did he say nous or vous? i The many varied activities ot the language clubs teach the students new and , interesting aspects of the countries which they are studying. 1 if f -if fa- ' ' 5355, vzlw l We f .' tit! , ' -, X , 5.1, . sa ' , ' qw, 'R'-is i ,4 bl U Y! Frederick Wales, Constance Alexander, Deborah Page, Mrs. Lila Hermes sey, Advisory Nancy Abbott, Donald Roberts. lhi To the members ot this committee falls the problem ot planning our assemblies. With the help of Mrs. l-lennessey, they provide the school with many instructive and entertaining assemblies. 40 l We Appreciate 9 et and Uzeery . 4 vl , . ?4 i yr. w r.iY , U.. l 1 ll , in I I 2 i i l l i , l sa 'T ' r . . ,Ju .,. J I r . I . . I l ,s x .5 I. . X t . 1 1 I Q . A A U FIRST ROW: R. Smart, B. Vincent, D. Peterson, K. Podges, R. Armstrong, Miss Eleanor Brooks. SECOND ROW: C. Tyrie, R. Howe, J. Mascioli, D. Harrington, D. Walsh, M. Lunn. THIRD ROW: P. Yeo, E. Pinciaro, W. Richardson, T. Riquier, R. Becker. The Slide Rule Club is open to all pupils interested in learning to use the slide rule. Its members learn to shorten their mathematics time with the aid ot this convenient device. The object of the Math Club is to acquaint its members with the areas of mathematics not covered in the traditional curriculum. Discussed in the forms of lectures are such fascinating topics as game theory, topology, number tricks, and puzzles. rl l A T 'Q4 l i i l Jlflezilz 6016 FIRST ROW: R. Hussey, S. Johnson, D. Dodge, M. Frasca, J. Pierce, L. Porreca, R. Galuzzi, J. Fisher, S. Renzie, B. Dumphy, C. Francesco S. Whittier, J. Hazel, R. ireland. SECOND ROW: G. Weeks, D. Tower, J. Forbes, R. Chase, W. Rowe, A, Ryan, J. Delara, C. Moser, W Comeau, L. Belanger, R. Robbins, G. Freedland, R. Birkemose. THIRD ROW: R. Daniels, P. Hansen, L. Murch, F. Conti, J. Gastonguay W. Squibb, J. Hadley, R. Goodwin, W. Standley, J. Christopher, P. Lebel. 4l llseful kills' ' 1.5 I. .tr '4' 1 x S il! Bly -L t . ,. .ie A 7529 Ti xitgfwi-fzagfhzsi, . ff Prvjecforis' 61116 FIRST ROW: D. Quinn, J. Schnabes, D. Dunbar, R. Feeley, Mr. Lee Jameson, C. Marcheterre, K. Corey T. Walsh, F, Bobrett, J. Hendrickson, C. Young. SECOND ROW: R. Dallas, V. Jorden, W. Vitale, R Greenwood, P. Spear, J. Horn, D. Hartley, D. Dilaby, J. Kenda, D. Ahearn, L. Walkup. THIRD ROW R. Mulvanity, A. Wheeler, J. Hanlon, C. Yeo, R. Burns, R. Gysan, T. Mormen, T. Marsella, R. Kalapinski K. Keaney. FOURTH ROW: R. Grotto, D. Wallace, R. Teague, T. Hook, G. Day, R. Tilton, T. Schnabel. The main purpose of this club is to train its members to operate and maintain various electronic devices, such as tape recorders, motion picture projectors, AM and FM radio, television, and the telephonic system. --v ix, X A, 1 'Yi ' i I it i P it 2 I T l Q , -Q X I F rf 4 x Z., . .1 V- 535 Ti, , , ag , , r a I ik W m W Aj , . , S ' . , Q.-'nf-.. V-fig. -. yi il : 't 1 'Q ii: T , ' '. 'J if ff:- ...- 4 - - .ti.Ffi.Z?E-iii Donq Scrafd-, 5,5 But it looked so easy! 42 Z .., , ,...,,,S-a... We ,4 21 Our Zzfure fn: J 0 50 it ?z1t11re Ceeehers ef,4ee1eriee1 SEATED: C. Mulvanity, M. Wildes, B. Philpot, D. Dodge, J. Hazel, J. Pierce, S. McCarron, L. Porreca, R. Galluzzi, B. Dumphy. STANDING: T. Healey, K. Healey, R'. Painchaud, A. Couhig, J. Goudreau, B. Stone, C. Francesco, R. Goodwin. The Beverly High School chapter of the Future Teachers of America is open to students interested in some phase of education. Club members are given an insight into the teaching profession through speakers, panel discussions, and various proiects. nil K 'hu- ., C1 i- X' leueiueee Edueafien Sereiee 611112 FIRST ROW: F. Nyland, S. Tonneatti, J. MacComiski, K. Johnson, G. Connolly. SECOND ROW: G. Nadeau, C. Nickolson, L. Trask, S. Barker, L. Henshaw, J. Niles, J. Grotto, D. Roscoe. The newly formed business education club, under the direction of Miss Eleanor Lambertson, meets on both Tuesdays and Thursdays. Its function is to service the needs of any teacher with work requiring the use of any business machines. Being made up entirely of business students, this club gives to its members im- portant practice for future work plus the added benefit of knowing that they are performing a much needed service for the school. 43 I tl- Afhld ts far Srzjaymcuf I I I I A . I -I ls I ,I I I I I I, I Athletic gfllb I FIRST ROW: T. Sihpol, S. Abbott, R. Brook, K. MacDonald, P. Tosi, Mr. Robert O'NeilI, Advisor, G. I Pickering, W. Sargent, T. Treacy, W. Fabri, W. Normand. SECOND ROW: R. D'Amour, J. Cram, J. Scotti, W. Abel, D. Low, T. Desmond, D. Roberts, G. Cram, W. Richardson, E. Zdanowitz, E. Zubiel, J. Camarda. THIRD ROW: W. Earle, N. Ciani, B. Friedburg, S. Latito, R. Russell, P. Gale, R. Nicoll, W. Glass, M. Tolvanen, K. Woodberry. The Athletic club, for sophomore and junior boys interested in competitive sports, invites guest speakers to discuss details of each sport. Also, there are annual trips to various athletic events. ' I I I I I 451 I I N45 r i .1 3 FIRST ROW: G. Hood, T. Carnevale, M. Harrington, T. Jack, D. Dunbar, Mr. Robert O'NeilI, Advisor, R. Wallace, W. Carr, W. Norris, A. Belmonte, D. Cornell. SECOND ROW: S. Barron, R. Fortunato, J. Jawaski, J. Jaleska, R. Freyman, N. Cohen, S. Harrington, W. Macassi, V. Michalski, B. Morse, D. Davis, C. Stortstrom, R. Stevens. THIRD ROW: D. Robbins, R. Ober, W. Drinkwater, W. Grant, P. Osborne, B. Shea, M, Taylor, D. Stather, J. Hopkinson. 44 i-W T T ' e'r'r:r 'ste C0 a 21 Z7l1ysiml60ardiuafion ox 0 The Girls' Intramural Club offers a varied sports program, consisting of bowling, basketball, volleyball, badminton, field hockey, archery, and softball, to all interested girls. The aim of this club is to promote good sportsmanship through friendly tournament rivalries. FIRST ROW: B. Dodge, Senior Sports Chairman, P. Keech, President, J. Tillson, Senior Representative. SECOND ROW: J. Santin, Senior Manager: P. Gentle- man, Senior Representative. THIRD ROW: J. Morgan Vice President, J. Hanlon and C. Akerley, Junior Representatives. FOURTH ROW: S. Kantor and D. Bushby, Sophomore Representatives. 45 .fi 4. Heh hd the Scenes a-1-gf'-7--ww Q.. .. nz, 95. 1. 2 . V, 1-1 vw.- I mga Kmffs 61116 FIRST ROW: R. Brusket, D. Dillaby, R. Hayes, R. Marquis, J. Coppola. SECOND ROW: W. Hatch. R. Conant, P. Gardner. This club offers students an opportunity to work backstage: building sets, painting scenery, and creating lighting and sound effects. 57m 51ffi14guisl1er Squad KNEELING: J. Forbes, D. Aucone, A. Ryan, B. Lemire, N. Share, R. Armstrong. STANDING: C. Elliott, W. Babcock, P. Thompson, R. Whidden, D. Stetson, F. Wales, R. Morse, J. Christopher, L. Clayton, R. Fabri, J. Faulkner. A group of boys selected from the student body, the Fire Extinguisher Squad is ever ready to spring to their posts at the first sounding of the fire gong. 46 I sg' '- ---- ' :lm 'll in I r Publ? yr J-F. ly! lar Orchestra FIRST ROW: S. Kransberg, R. Mercaldi, J. Dove, R. Frost, R. Kalapinski, R. Reever, J. Grotto, J. Durkee, R. Smart. SECOND ROW: S. Lunn, S. Sederquist, L. D'Amour, W. Zolner, K. Corey, R. D'Amour, R. Strout, M. Deveau. THIRD ROW: C. Howard, S. Maxner, R. Gorini, S. Grant, S. Fryer, C. Alexander, J. McCoy, F. Robinson, Mr. John Finigan. The orchestra has sent several talented members to the district and all-state orchestras. Its schedule, having included various concerts and assemblies, will conclude at our graduation. fm! an EQ 'usa-I5-14' . - ' 4 . -. c... . -. , 1:12 , .f,,., ,,.,, l- ' I -J, fr- a I , . ,i,.,.WHU BEVERLY PUBIIL swoous ' ...3 C'!1ffU0f r' gi7f.Q'f.-VV ,3,f2,'1,',i- A 311154. . .J fa- ff-. .. ... mg, Jw' qr ' ' 'NF Y A wr A Z -.Vw I :ik Rx 'C 'xii CA ll aa , if ji, R Driver Edurrzfrlrrr DRIVER EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS: Mr. Francis LeBlanc and Mr. Daniel Shea. The Driver Education course, designed to inspire better driving attitudes and habits, makes students eligible tor insurance reductions. Although this course is not compulsory, it has been very popular this year. 47 S!! 3, ,L - 'ln 1.3 trategy and Zrrcszylzf Cul 671655 glllb SEATED: J. Moritz, C. Rand, P. Gauvin, W. Comeau, J. Maggiacomo, P. Noren, E. Moritz, J. Santin. STANDING: P. LeBel, W. Earle, J. Christopher, P. Gannon, D. Axelrod, R. Wilson, A. Chessman, M. Tormey, R. Burke, N. Share. During the activity period the members of the Chess Club study the theory of this game. After school hours this theory is put into practice in tournaments Debating glllb The Debating Club was formed to provide the students with an opportunity to discuss various subiects of current interest. In this way, the members get practice organizing their thoughts and presenting clear arguments. and games. FIRST ROW: C. Harris, B. Hankin, M. Jaffe, S. Kransberg, P. Fitzgerald, F. Kitterle, M. Day, C. Harris P. Gentleman, J. Woodman, B. Wilson. SECOND ROW: Miss Sandra Johnson, Advisor, J. Butler, B. Atkinson, J. Burke, J. Dodge, D. Johnson, J. Wignall, D. Gerren, D. Axelrod, W. Frpst, R. Mascioli THIRD ROW: S. Spoerry, W. Lernire, D. Henderson, J. Boschetti, R. Becker, R. Armstrong, F. MacKenzie, M. Flanagan, R. Goldberg. 48 L w ' u r. :Wifi w W' W I 5 ix f?,.it' K . o.. f fi 452. ff 'wfg.' . fx' mag 5' Ll' If iv . ,SS 1 1 .., 5 if X ,W , 41. if mmgfyir w SNK ...W -Be , - ff' 2 . I. f 4 . . A . ,it Y ff ' fw- LA tn, 01, r 5 .lx w wnsi L-5 ,-- 4. v ef- ,. I lx N N 'N s lf' D -V' J A I W, ... 1 ,. 1'-3 59 fs lr N -'G g- J Au! u U15 I 959 5'0of!2 llSeas0r1 . . . Jamboree ..,,,,., ,, Haverhill ,, Lynn English Peabody .,..7,,,.7,, Saugus . 4 Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly -iggeri A 'Y - fe' .. fm? ' R Q E ,.' 1 f ' . 1' .2 'rf f Y 3 S 1 N 4 kc .ig 7' I ' x 5 0 hr ll' 'Q A , iff' ' ff ' W L- F-J F '7 ' ,: rf' qw' lg . '. ' . . K ..k .51fg'. w iv. Elf sary I nw ... , ,ue , g..,ix Q, , . M . 1 ar , .. i + Y :. R. W lf: f ,rg ' , ' '.,t, . U B. ,me, .e -B - ,B me ' WAW M IZI :lyk-'WM ,if r A . B, W , Q w ere-S ' A B L W 4. . ez l'ii-Q 55 V u . f A l 1. , ' ff- P--. - f,. y.5,ffV ,,m b f , I -yeyjf,-X'v'-: f LQ' 'V -' Hold that line! Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Hey, he hasn'f got the ball! its Vklorics and Dcfcafs We at Beverly High School are very proud of our T959 football team. We entered the competition this year with a new coach and a green team with very fevv returning veterans. Yet, by the end of the season, under the skilled guidance of Coach Roy Norden, formerly of Marlboro High School, the team had compiled the laudable record of five wins and four losses, including a heartbreaking defeat by Salem of 2-O. Outstanding players include Co-captain Red Fabri vvho has been called one of the best linemen in the state, quarterback Jeff Forbes, who received honorable mention in the state rating, and Co-captain Bill Lemire who received the Birmingham Trophy and the McLean Trophy. FIRST ROW: W. Pietrini, K. Darcy, D. Aucone, R. Hadiys, R. Gut, W. Nisbet, R. Fabri, W. Lemire, P. Rhuda, R. Morse, A. Kaplan, K. Di Rubio, R. Harrington. SECOND ROW: D. Guinivan, N. Ciani, S. Abbott, J. Scotti, T. Smith, R. Hoar, W. Fabri, K, Liporto, T. Sihpol, P. Tosi, W. Sargent, J, Carrato, W. Normand, T. Treacy, R. Goldberg, J. Andreas, R. Russell, K. MacDonald, Mr. O'Neill, COaCh- THIRD ROW: W. Quigley, J. Carnavale, J. Forbes, N. Whittridg e, A. Ryan, W. Earle, C. Moser, D. Roberts, R. Costa. .,.44.I5 U,gW 5, .4 54,15 ii ix.. pl F R,p'23,,lxl '-rv '. 'Q lr- -9 . VTP ' txt 1 zz zr A ara ,2qy,35, .4-it FIRST ROW: D. Gerren, J. Hoggarcl, M. Taylor, D. Dunbar, B. Shay, R. Fortunato, R. Frost, W. Porreca, R. Rogers, D. Connell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rand, Coach, R. Mulvanity, J. Galuska, W. Ca fr, W. Gfanlf 5- l'lG i'1QTOn, R' Ellis, D- l-lllsa, T- J6Clf, R- Stevens- 53 ZZ' I Our kill , . , fi Q ' I . ,, Q? lf: ,L 68430 f L 4 r gg, N ' 'lf N I . Q C . ' ,rl aff'- itil' W, y ' 9 4 c 1' Q igfai ,f-eg A Sl 55 mum os. - A ,c,1 ' :Ty l xx ra, 4' 4 li lift Q 'Y ' ffw A V i ai . f' gf' 4 ' ' Q, - ..., YQ, ' Paul Norris, captain, Mr. William Jenkins 6'r0ss 6'rfu14fry This year our cross country team had an undefeated league season. Since they were Essex County League Champions, the team was able to participate in the New England cross country competition. B.H.S. can well be proud of this year's team. -Q coach Q x FIRST ROW: Lawrence Scanlon, Robert Clarizia, Paul Norris, William Norris, SECOND ROW: Brian Frieburg, Kenneth Horsman, William Lawler, Michael Williams, Thomas Cook, Brian Vigars. 54 1 l N X X Chraugh Zrack vents D ',. 1 . ' P so -'1 Q A. y K. u v c. .Y .X V , . I - g I Q h -V14 A. . if 4-1 . FIRST ROW: S. Spoerry, D. Litka, D. Henderson, L. Cellineri, Captain, R. Pierce, F. Kitterle, P. Rhuda. SECOND ROW: P. Norris, B. Russo, W. Sargent, T. Treacy, G. O'Shea, D. Dilaby, manager, W. Norris, E. Pinciario, M. Williams. THIRD ROW: Coach William Jenkins, N. Komick, R. Ellis, R. Smith, W. Lawler, C. Kirby, T. McCarthy, D. Palmer, B. Friedburg. Jndvor Crack Our indoor Track Team, under The able supervision of Coach William Jenkins and Captain Louis Cellineri, made a good showing, placing fifth in The state. The many diversified evenTs gave several boys a chance To make The Team. These events include The 40 yard high hurdles, The 40 yard dash, The 330, 660, and 990 yard runs, The mile, The high iump, The shot-put, and'The relay. Capfain in action - Louis Cellineri Now to put on that final spurt! Flying Through The air with the greatest of ease. in very Game f Coach Taylorg Ralph Hoar, co-captain of iunior varsity, Allen Ryan, captain of varsity, Robert Wallace, co-captain of iunior varsity, Coach Hays' Kaskefball Beverly's boys' basketball team, although a little green this year, did well under the expert guidance of Coach George Taylor. We ended the season with a record of ldoirr believe ti! ten wins and six losses, including a double win over rival Salem, the first time this has been done in over ten years. Harry Mavragis, George Misins, and Allen Ryan were the high scorers for the year. O'Neill. Vamty William Carr, Allen Ryan Ccaptainj, Kenneth LiPorto, Harry Mavragis, Robert Feeley, Richard Robbins, George Misins. 56 l if ' 5m'1 aj- D -99 P909 L f3f S,igL5 Q44 Q M41 Q n WS 311 'fs 15 Q Q 1' 'Yy 5 KH 335 U S I.-i. sys 1 Gam Spirit W X .. 6 Kms' ' .- N ' 4 T' ' 1 ., . ,ri f if 2. A, ll - . Q. 49 ,sl , lax if . , Wi x H N FIRST ROW: S. Kantor, M. Whitmore, J. Simon, P. Keech, B. Dodge, P. Gavin, J. Morgan. SECOND ROW: M. Lemire, J. Forbes, J. Hanlon, K. Peeples, B. Aprans, J. Santin, C. Akerley. Girls ' Kuskciball Basketball, as the only interscholastic has been gaining popularity. This year's teams, although somewhat inexperienced laudable spirit and skill under the able Farley. To Miss Farley the girls express sport for girls at Beverly High School, and not always victorious, have shown direction of their new coach, Miss Ann their gratitude for her patient management. Co-captain B. Dodge, Miss Ann Farley Co captain P. Keech. Ready for the rebound! ,- V, g 4 ,Ns . F V ia. .,. .7 ,, 58 Defermiuafiau zz d Evoperaf 2714 FIRST ROW: Kathy Richards, Donna Bushby, Patricia Gentleman, Margaret Dougherty, Maureen Day, Linda Abaloni. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Risoldi, Ann Aulson, Claudia Doerr, Judith Atkinson, Nancy DeBlasie. .h V Y,,. . , ' 3 Confusing game, isn't it? Why doesn't it count? if I 4 it .f A'-I ,,, The long wait. 59 Brandi hing Slick , , 'xt M'fx 'thi I ., 4, bl! 1 4 if 'M-5. .x't in Where'd it go? Where'd if go? N Move if, boy! 60 We kim 0 'cr thc' ical H BHS t BHS 1 I' rv jg F 0,4141 W --1.n:i. il 1 J sw Q , Www i 2. KNEELING: J. Maxner, J. Monahan, R. Whidden, G. Pickering, G. Terry, S. Maxner. STANDING: H. McCabe, J. Carnavale, T. Desmond, R. Kelly, R. Russo, W. Eastwood, L. Frost, R. Nicoll, R. Marescalchi. Y -.. af.. Hockey This was a building year for the Beverly High School hockey team, which had only three returning seniors. Despite their inexperi- ence and the lack of a school skating rink, how- ever, the boys, under Coach Barry's instruction, have shown great skating skill and remarkable team spirit. They all look forward to a vic- torious season next year. gx C p . 43 R vi ll Co-captain Glenn Terry, Coach John Barry, Co-captain So I didn't bring my double runners John Monahan. 6l 1- f-Q 11 . ,fie-.i.,.r.,nirf2: if lf-f:':'4 We March ii Q r ' ' , K -- Q2 . . ,N ,-,f1. f ,, C' 'ri T- ' 'f' Psa .SWF LL? Q 1 7,954 i1.. ', 5 Q54 ' 5 ig '-',g.fw-fi r:.. 'iLT.3'Q,' 171 . 'T A V... ,l.- -AI 44 - i Q q -'Q 1 6 ls V Tw, i Izfml 5 if L. 'F' x-fy Y g,.r-.:'.p,.M.5,1.l swf- -,, 'D 'N 4 -sd J Sy, iss, QI J., ,. 41,4 gf 5 1 HGH -L FIRST ROW: J. Dove, J. Ayers, J. Elliott, S. Grant, R. Gorini, F. Tobin, G. Pickering, W. Mitchell, G. Freedland, K. Harris, S. Maxner, L. Walkup, J. Hadley, E. Scott, J. Frost. SECOND ROW: N. Gamble, J. Davenport, R. Kalapinski, G. Sillars, R. Morneau, F. Butler, D. Hackett, J. Durkee, R. Smart, J. McDonald, D. Crowell, J. Grotto, J. Kinder, W. Bagley, S. Robie, and Drum Major Scott Sederquist. THIRD ROW: Director John Finnegan, R. Reever, G. Morrison, V. Jordan, R. Tilton, K. Healey, R. Strout, O. Lowe, C. Howard, K. Corey, D. Anderson, P. Spear, R. Mercaldi, M. Lyles, W. Squibb, R. Mercaldi, L. D'Amour, W. Zolner, R. Bolton, R. Smart. Absent are: B. Lemire, P. Norris, T. Cook, M. Deveau, R. D'Amour, M. Shaiken, J. Kennedy. 1 if The band this year has given its serv ices both to the school and to the com munity by participating at football games in assemblies, concerts, and parades. Sev eral outstanding members were partici pants in the district and all-state bands .,.,...cs i 1 L Q.:-we-2' R 4 Jwv-yisiqwvbwl risk' - 3. -M. -,-4-1 'Q . .-...A.,.l.... Practice makes perfect! g,?.f,fgv. , , 12 T1 . .2 . I Q 2 fr -. .. ug , . , R 571161: ti . J l ' V' v Hy, ff ..Y V.- , ir ., Y K 1, r. vt. il A, T iq I xx .. , - Q 'i il I .,.. - at 1 2 ag ther OOO '5 J,:1'i ' 141' iz.. vi Y. T3 A 'fx lp A 1 V -X ' :- x K ' Q' ' s f.. 'M 'Q f i yr. . v X Vg?-5,1 j , 'Q KNEELING: B. Dumphy, B. Casey, K. Healey, squad leader, C. Menesale, E. Stickens. STANDING: C. Teakles, soloist, M. Zawacki, J. Stillson, K. MacQuarrie, M. DiRubio, L. Pellicelli, Nl. Ramsdell, C. Thibedeau, soloist. l . Our Baton Squad ably supplements the band at football games and parades. The skillful tvvirlers precede the band, pro- viding lively and colorful entertainment. l ' 1 . , N .ll ,ry 'i 4' .-'N . 'Y 3Klu'J '- - fx' '. 55' r M x . 4 Lal' n. -0- ' , . ' . T-, Y' Ss... br- .257 ,-ff : Remember now, left, right . . . f......5l 4' 15 - v , W ga M gb. T Y , 9 .s -. - l I 4 .1 :vig-. - A , fl - ,-. 'IVA ' - -- , - wb a' u . - V - P 1 Z1 -J. lzhgthzxh- ' - ' .. .. 1 'L ,35K .-4 FI- pi.. -. A4 g:5L,g..,,A,,,,. ta , f. , , 4 - r . -.,, ' odd.. .-I 4, U- . - ,- ' - -, 5 - '. 5? ' A ' -Q. K--1-5. S. v',-,L.-n,,- A .. f - .s .K -gg ' W '- L - vi ' Kuff! 1611111 l6al1! l-2-3-kick! The squad is in a huddle! Ehecrleaders Our Cheerleading Squad displays vitality and enthusiasm as the girls lead the students of B.H.S. in cheering for their athletic teams. The following are the squad members: Michelene Frasca, Eleanor Meyer Chead cheer- leaderl, Kay Maloney, Christine Nicolla, Sue Tosi, Joanne Datillo, Brook Chapman, Janice Tillson, Lorna Kransberg, Hinda Katz. 64 L0ok out below! Xi! ix 'L 's N N r I I 3 1 V -5 ' H' . I 1 x I I I , I 4 I 1. xx. ' 'dx Y Y I' - ' . 1 1. h N54 -Ma.. , , , , 4,- 4 v ' -1 ,f .wh ophomores X 155 av' . -Ax, , Q. Como row We lem! . . , it 21, ft -2. T' 'M' Q' T. C7 'Yunnan E, V 7:5 if 51, . Q fi- . ,li ,- .. 'K' f 'lx Sophomore freeutioe Heard FIRST ROW: Patricia Fagan, Patricia Nlichetti, Carol Papa, Bonnie Maclssac, Marcia Tolvanen. SECOND ROW: Stephen Harrington, Paul Osborne, Thomas Jack, Anthony Witwicki, William Carr, David Connell, it 1 ew ,sf N., Sophomore Heoerlego Staff FIRST ROW: Sandra Preston, Margaret Dougherty, Judith Troop. SECOND ROW: Thomas Page, Susan Nelson, William Bagley. I i E , l 1 Sophomore 6711.95 Ofieers FIRST ROW: Walter Grant, Vice-President, William Carr, President, Donna Bushby, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Joan Elliott, Treasurerg Constance Alex- ander, Assistant treasurer, 1 . IV!!! Caddy We earn. . . What's on the agenda? Butchernng clams un bu oIoQY, among other things. Gee, I wish we didn't have to leave so soon. f Pl ,X ...4.-...-YA Scalpel, suture, sponge, oh, yea - Clam 'lm Zrrcvcr We kemcmb r . . . C Br ROQQV and OUT! Les Miserables LASS ADVISORS: Mr. Warland Hersey, Miss Rose ancato, Mr. Robert O'NeiIl. iv Starting from the boftom. That referee is Traveling! 68 .-X.--Q .- I ,HMS I ' I I I I L I I H' - .1-. env' S if 1 4 T 5 . .-I - Li ,v i . 1 3 r I S 'VU w , . .,,:1 4 I : V- J - ' . 1 Y D i , , I . ! - bi A-ae, I I I I I I 4 bq ,V 'va 'ff' 57? V looking Hook word . . junior 611155 0Moor5 SEATED: Beverly Machuga, treasurer, William Eastwood, president, Wil- liam Normand, vice president. STANDING: Dorothy Douglas, secretaryg Elizabeth Wilson, assistant ll'Ga5Uf9I'. junior 611155 f!i5tory The class of '61 has assumed an im- portant niche at Beverly High School, after two years, we can look back on past ac- complishments with pride and look ahead to the future with confidence. Our varied talents and interests have led us into every phase of B.H.S.'s program, from scholastic endeavors to sports, to dances, to lust plain fun. As well as acquiring a thorough educa- tion, we have made lasting friendships and have enioyed the companionship of a great class. On the threshold of our final year at Beverly High we must keep sight of the efforts that have made our sophomore and junior years so fruitful and pleasurable and must continue these efforts, so that our senior year may be as prosperous and en- ioyable. junior fnooutioo Board FIRST ROW: E. Mahan, B. Machuga, D. Douglas, C. Carleton, J. Foss, L. Trask, E. Wilson, C. Nicolo, L. Soucy, R. Strout. SECOND ROW: W. Normand, M. Williams, W. Glass, G. Pickering, W. Eastwood, R. Hoar, P. Crandall, W. Russo. :Enjoying the Present 1 hr. KL 'in sf if, ia... vi I C A ,sr ,.d' I l The Beverlega iuniors relax in their native habitat. One-and-a-two-and-a . . Fight fiercely, Beverly! The spirit of chivalry is not dead? E I ff-XQ is y y xi, 4 3 , f.. - ' L T VV v 2 31 l f X r . if . L .. XX , , ' l Y I I l ,bm y ., nf. I , - :fir y, 'f. - , ' ,X I 5,-Par-:Q 1-,,,5.w JM --: L-29, . ,. .. rlgigff 1:-I M V x it AQ ,rs ' 1 Q , 1 , fW:s+?f' ' v J . ' ' . : ,, V'-'l'.'a?j9'-4 W 1 j. 4- A YW- V , bi - 7I lacking Ahvad . . After years of careful research . . . You say you have a strawberry yogurt sandwich? Let no man ignorant of geometry enter here I Cars are a boy's best friend. OL: 5, We Chunk 11011, Our principal, William J. Foley For your patient guidance through- out our high school years and your unselfish interest in us and our prob- lems, we wish to express our deepest gratitude. To the Editor of the 1960 Beverlega: The 1960 issue of Beverlega will be another in a long series of Beverly High School Yearbooks. It is of great interest to all of the students of our school as well as to their parents, but is of special significance to the members of the Class of 1960. To them I will address the message you requested. Three years ago when I first met with you dur- ing the Sophomore Orientation Assembly I, as well as members of the Guidance Staff, told you that not only were the many great privileges of this school to be yours, but also that great responsibil- ities of intensified study and achievement and exem- plary citizenship would fall upon you. The fact that you will graduate on June 16 assures me that you have accepted these privileges and fulfilled the re-- sponsibility of doing the required work in your var- ious courses. Decisions in the future will no doubt be many, but you will discover that the lessons you have learned these past three years have equipped you to make decisions with confidence. The faculty and I congratulate you on your grad- uation. We will miss you but we invite you to come back as often as you can. Call on us for help when- ever you think we can be of assistance. Good luck and best wishes to everyone in the Class of 1960. jr C? 1797 .-4? Our advisors, Ralph Lizio, Constance Turlo, William Jenkins. Our fenders tra ,K Smivr 6711155 Oficers Barbara Menesale, Assistant treasurer, Allen Ryan, Vice president, Jeffrey Forbes, President, Janice Tillson, Secretary, Patricia Conte, Treasurer. as Lpaqxl 7' .Ter-is ed -v v f' Executive l6'oard FIRST ROW: Anne Couhig, Nancy Abbott, Janice Tillson. ' SECOND ROW: Barbara Menesale, Patricia Conti. THIRD ROW: Jeffrey Forbes, William Stanley, Allen Ryan, William Moody, James George, Lawrence Murch, Owen Lowe. 75 QQX in-C. Q, NANCY CAIRNS ABBOTT Nance Theater Mixed Chorus, Dramatic fPresi- dentl, Thespian Society, GIC Clubs, Student Service Corps, Homeroom fPresidentb, Drama Night, Usher at Graduation, Talent Show, Assembly Commit- tee. Favorite expression: Raise the flag! What I remember most: The time 4 Senior girls went to the Cape ' I f GEORGE J. ANDREWS, JR. Andy Carpenter Favorite expression: Oh, No! What I remember most: The three years I've spent here ' .Mr-,na 'WC .4-3 l .'7 JUDITH ANNE ALLARD Judi Drafting Dramatic, GIC Clubs, Student Council CRepresentative, Alternatejp AGEIS, Homeroom lVice President, Secre- taryj. Favorite expression: Oh, my good- fl-1 Q-A ' I ness. ' '77 ' T f What I remember most: Mr. Nor- don's ever so pleasant attitude -ad 1131 ROGER F. ARMSTRONG Rog JEAN C. ARDUINI Airline Hostess Dramatic, GIC Clubs. BUSFHGSSMBD ik v -'Q 1 o 'Y' -, we All ashore that's going ashore! S DONALD AUCONE Guido Business -it iff' Favorite expression: What, me Slide Rule, Debating Clubs, Fire Dramatic Club, Fire Extingunsh sorry! Extinguisher Squad. er Squad, Football, Class Mar- Whaf I remember most: My per- Favorite expression: Like, that Shelf Band' manent detention pass 5WifIQ5! What I remember most: Crowded corridors 76 Favorite expression: Always getting me in trouble, Rube. What I remember most: English class with Mr. Curran Stage Craft Clubs, Art Service SUSAN E. ALLISON Sue Executive Secretary Photography, GIC Clubs: Office Aide, AEGIS. Favorite expression: Good gravy! What I remember most: The sparsely populated auditorium MARIANNA AMICO Marianne Secretary AEGIS, Homeroom CTreasurerD. Favorite expression: No kidding. What I remember most: One-way stairways il 1118 RONALD ANASTASI Ron Physicist Slide Rule, Chess, Debating Clubs, Student Council CRepresentativeJ, Tennis, AEGIS, BEVERLEGA, Home- room IPresidentI, Student Serv- ice Committee fChairmanI. Favorite expression: Shake it easy! What I remember most: History outlines 4' fl' ? -1tg,7wf5 .Aj .-v if -. : Lag,-J Tr- -'ri-e'9J .figs no . if J. -' A '57 1 'S ..-. ' 1' 4 I-' T ' 5 Port's open. WILLIAM BABCOCK Billy Draftsman Mathematics, Slide Rule, Athletic Clubs, Fire Extinguisher Squad, Student Service Corps, Baseball, Hockey, Homeroom IVice Presi- dentl. Favorite expression: Hi, day Ya. What I remember most: Miss Brown's homeroom 77 Arm., xy 'Q BARBARA ANDERSON Barb Librarian French, GIC Clubs, Homeroom CSecretaryi, Student Council fAlternatej. Favorite expression: Oh, Great! What I remember most: Racing from gym to French GRACE BACCARI Gracie IBM Operator Mixed Chorus, Dramati, GIC Business Education Service Clubs, BEVERLEGA, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Sully, who! What I remember most: My iunior year 41 ,-,pe-4ivt - . , J 'vw'-rf? I: n,e PRIMILLA BAILEY Prim Physical Education Teacher Future Teachers of America, Dramatic, GIC Clubs: Basket- ball: BEVERLEGAg Homeroom QVice President, Treasurerj. Favorite. expression: Got any gum? What I remember most: Mr. Shaw's sixth period Algebra I class 1 IU? , MARIE BEAULIEU Lillian Hairdresser GIC, Business Education Serv-- ice Clubs: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: You don't say! What I remember most: Two- way stairways ff? E. THOMAS BAILEY Baldy Sheet Metal Favorite expression: How about that! What I remember most: Trade School play V fray iu ' . I' tx ALLEN BAISUCK Al Physicist Slide Rule, Debating Clubs: Track AEGIS: Homeroom iTreasurerJ. Favorite expression: What-say- Bubbs? What I remember most: Lunch IS K f! 'Q 7 :fy PAUL N. BEAULIEU RALPH R. BECKER Shorty Ron Dfafling Englneef Merchant Marine Track: Trade School Revue- Slide Rule, Chess Nice Presidentl Favorite expression: O. K. Clubs- What I remember most: Assemblies FQVOYIYG GXPYBSSIOHI NICCI Veft' nice. What I remember most: Chemistry lab 'fir SANDRA BARKER Sandy Office Work Business Education Service Club: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: l'm think- ing. What I remember most: Mr. O'NeiI's third period history class gf? LEWIS BELANGER Lew 'Dentist Mathematics, Athletic Clubs: Baseball: Homeroom KPresi- denttf Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: The best all-around! What I remember most: Mr. Jameson's geometry class rf U I C L :'... I i I I 415 .4-.S ROSALIND BARNETT Roz Teacher Dramatic, GIC Clubs, Student Service Corps, Art Service Club, BEVERLEGA, Class Dance Com- mittee: Drama Night. Favorite expression: I can't do it! What I remember most: Foot- ball games ROBERT BERG Bergie Accountant Favorite expression: You said it, Clyde. What I remember most: The organization in the lunch room during my senior year VIVIAN R. BARTLEY Viv Stewardess BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Why not! What I remember most: Miss Palm- er's English class CAROLE ANN BERNIER Dental hygienist Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs, AEGIS: Office Aide. Favorite expression: Well, then, there now! What I remember most: Six-period days JAMES H. BARTON Jim E. THOMAS BATES, JR. Tom Aeronautical Engineer Printer Slide Rule Club. Track Cindoor, springj. Favorite eXpl'eS5lOrt: Let's have a Favorite expression: Where we party. going? What I remember most: High What I remember most: Crowd- School dances ed corridors Et-.r!! ,.,.,,55f . LINDA BIANCHI Lynn Dental hygienist Dramatic, GIC Clubs, Basketball. Favorite expression: What! No parties this weekend? What I remember most: 2:00 out- side on the sidewalk ROBERT H. BIRKEMOSE, JR. Ricky Undecided Student Council iAlternateJ: Slide Rule, Spanish Clubs, Fire Extinguisher Squad, Tennis. Favorite expression: Don't panic! What I remember most: My miserable sophomore year - x 1 .I . if 'Qi JOYCE C. BIXBEE Bix Teaching Dramatic Club, Student Council iRepresentativel, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Hey, Kath, what's doin' this weekend? What I remember most: A certain cast in Good House- keeping t gwycs f S I MARY ELLEN BRENNAN Tuney Secretary Future Teachers of America, Record Music Appreciation Clubs: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: I don't care! What I remember most: second lunch ARMAND J. BOISVERT,JR. Sonny Machinist Trade School Revue. Favorite expression: That's the breaks! What I remember most: Up and Down stairways f , , PHYLLIS ANN BREWER Phil Office Worker BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Who me? What I remember most: Sophs RICHARD L. BOLTON Rick Air Force Sportmen's Club, Band. Favorite expression: Endicott girls? --Never! What I remember most: Mr. Deep's study halls JOHN BOSCHETTI Johnny Engineer Dramatic, Slide Rule, Chess, Debating Ureasurerip Mathe- matics Clubs, Drama Night. Favorite expression: Wait a minute! What I remember most: Sixth period study halls L. My, don't we work hard before 8:15 Whoops! J 'ht MARY JANE BRIGGS M. J. Teaching Career Future Teachers of America, Dramatic, GIC, French Clubs, Library Aide, Basketball. Favorite expression: What's your major maladiustment? What I remember most: Those late nights with homework EVAN BRODIE Engineer French, Slide Rule Clubs, Student Council iRepresentativel, Basket- ball, Tennis, AEGIS, B-HIVE, BEVERLEGA, Homeroom iPresident, Vice Presidentj, Usher at Gradua- tion. Favorite expression: If you say so! What I remember most: AEGIS Assemblies 8I 152:17 GAIL BOUCHARD Airline Hostess Dramatic, Girls' Glee, GIC Clubs. Favorite expression: Here 'tis! What I remember most: Vacations V CATHERINE BOUDREAU Cathy Sales Manager Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs, Of- fice Aide, Basketball. Favorite expression: l'm hun- Qfy! What I remember most: The dention hall RUTH N. BROWNING Ruthie Physical Therapist Future Teachers of America CCor- responding Secretaryj, Dramatic, GIC, French Clubs, Homeroom iPresident, Secretaryl, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Oh, crumb! What I remember most: The hard- ships ,M-'Y KATHLEEN BURKE Kathi Professional Nurse Dramatic, GIC Clubs, Basket- ball, Student Service Corps, Art Service Club, Homeroom fSec- retary, Treasurerl, Drama Night, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Hey, Joyce, this is gonna slay you! What I remember most: The Bob Cousy of the class of '59 .ii-1.1.-.ll---1 . -...- I , .veg MARGOT DEAN BURKE Maggie Airline Hostess Dramatic GIC Clubs: Homeroom Ureasurerjy Talent Show. Favorite expression: Ah, gee! What I remember most: The struggle with my locker , ,, . Y A 5:i'i s.,' K A L 1 f.., f i ' Q l I -1s-1141.1 ,I , .I , JOHN CHAISSON Duke Teacher Athletic Club. Favorite expression: Chic??!! What I remember most: Caf- eteria panic BARBARA LOUISE BURNS Barb Secretary Dramatic, GIC Clubs: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Where are we going? What I remember most: Morning walks around the second floor he-ng., eww: BROOKE CHAPMAN Ocean-line Hostess Dramatic, GIC lmanagerj Clubs: Student Service Corps: Student Council lRepresentativep Home- room lPresident, Treasurerlp Class Dance Committee: Cheerleader: Usher at Reception. Favorite Expression: How 'bout that! What I remember most: The kids who left a year too soon 82 NEIL CAMPBELL Soupy Pattern Making Favorite expression: Sure, my boy! What I remember most: The lunch room X QF5 avi Q50-J RAYMOND CHARLAND Ray Machinist Trade School Revue. Favorite expression: That's how the ball bounces! What I remember most: Discipline r Q JAMES L. CARROLL Jim Pattern Maker Track: Student Council fRepre- sentative, Alternatejg Trade School Revue. Favorite expression: Well, fella! What I remember most: Carol Thibideau and second lunch 1 i -if RAYMOND FRANK CHASE Ray Sheet Metal Football lManagerI: Track lManagerIf Indoor Track lMan- agerl. Favorite expression: Drop back six and punt! What I remember most: Second lunch DIANE LEE CARSON Di Floral Designer Photography, GIC Clubs, Office Aide, Business Education Serv- ice Club, AEGIS. Favorite expression: Now don't get shookied! What I remember most: Foot- ball games, dances ---xr RICHARD CHASE Dick Research Physicist Photography, Slide Rule, Chess Clubs, Student Council IAIter- natej, AEGIS, Thayer Summer Science Program. Favorite expression: So ,geht's! What I remember most: History outlines GAIL ANNE CARSON Bookkeeper Future Teachers of America, GIC Clubs, Office Aide, Business Edu- cation Service Club, BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: If I had half a brain it would be lonesome! What I remember most: Study halls f -8 'fr ELLEN CHESSMAN Checkie Bookkeeper Office Aide, Business Education Service Club, BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Oh, great! What I remember most: Homework ELIZABETH ANN E CASEY Betsy Secretary Baton Twirling, GIC Clubs, Office Aide, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: What's new? What I remember most: Football season with the Baton Squad 'YQSE LEONARD GEORGE CHIMEL Chimo Parasite Mixed Chorus. Favorite expression: Wouldn't you like to know! What I remember most: Detention for not bringing ruler to class 3-1h P43-Sl. IU'- LOUIS A. CELLINERI Lou Electronics Indoor Track ICaptainJ. Favorite expression: Don'f get nervous! What I remember most: Mr. Shaw, my algebra II teacher L- . , x d . 1 I I- 'Minka , I fit Ii .-.fb wi' .fm gif ! .A- JOHN CHRISTOPHER Chemist Chess Club, Fire Extinguisher Squad, Homeroom ITreasurerJ, Boys' State. Favorite expression: Jawohl! What I remember most: Chemis- try lab NICHOLAS CIVITARESE Nick Sheet Metal Favorite expression: That's neat! What I remember most: Lunch period LEONARD CLAYTON Buddy Undecided Sportsmen's lVice President, Treas- urerl Club: Fire Extinguisher Squad: Track: Usher at Graduation. Favorite expression: How 'bout that! What I remember most: The same old beat-up locker I've got the dial tone. Now what? CAROL CONNELL Corney Fashion Designer Mixed Chorus, Merchandising lTreasurerJ Clubs: Student Service Corps. Favorite expression: Well, oth- er than that everything is fine. What I remember most: Those darn staircases GERALDINE L. CONNOLLY Jere Secretary Record Music Appreciation, Busi- ness Education Service Clubs: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: By-eeee! What I remember most: Too much homework FRANCIS CONTE Bonnie Mathematics Mathematics, Slide Rule, Athletic, Debating Clubs: Student Council lRepresentativeJ: Baseball: Basket- ball: Homeroom lTreasurerl: Band: Assembly Committee. Favorite expression: Can l borrow your pen? What I remember most: Full soph- omore corridors: empty senior floor PATRICIA J. CONTI Pat Registered Nurse Future Teacher of America, Dramatic, French, GIC Clubs: Library Aide: Office Aide: Art Service Club: Student Coun- cil lRepresentativeD: B-HIVE: Homeroom lVice President, Secretaryl: Class Dance Com- mittee: Usher at Reception: Class Treasurer. Favorite expression: You do good work! What I remember most: Fifth period gym class GRACE CLOYD Gracie IBM Operator Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Clubs. Favorite expression: Turn blue! What I remember most: get- ting locked in the Girls' Room fl 'IT' -us. NANCY COHEN Nan Dental Hygienist Spanish, Dramatic, GIC Clubs, BEVERLEGA, Homeroom CSecre- taryl. Favorite expression: I don't know! What I remember most: The wond- erful constructive times in lab What some people won't do for an elevator key! 4 -'f 'IPFTT 4 .- .Jsg ' ls ' ' A l WILLIAM COMEAU Bill Civil Engineer Chess Club CVice Presidentl, Cross Country, Track Clndoor, Springl. Favorite expression: Checkmate! What I remember most: Mr. Jameson's geometry class GAIL CONWAY RICHARD CONANT Moose Pattern Making Stage Craft Club, Trade School Review. Favorite expression: Nice! What l remember most: Girls ia WILLIAM COOK Gay Cooke Hairdresser Forestry Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, Stage Craft Mixed Chorus Club. Clubs. Favorite expression. How about Favorite expression: Climb a tree! that, yeah! What I remember most: The big What I remember most: Off- humps in the cafeteria floor beat Mixed Chorus l!S PETER COPELAS Greek Businessman Athletic, Debating Clubs, Track, Homeroom fPresidentl. Favorite expression: That's the breaks! What I remember most: Friend- Iiness of most of the 'teachers 'ZZ if 35 JOSEPH COPPOLA Joey Patternmaker Stage Craft Club, Basketball, Stu- dent Council lAlternateJ. Favorite expression: So what! What I remember most: The girls S ANN E COUH IG Elementary Teacher Future Teachers of America, French, GIC Clubs, Student Service Corps, AEGIS, Homeroom lPresi- '3 Z.Q J JOHN S. CRAGEN Jack Printer Cross Country, Track. dent. 5eC efafYl: Class Dance Com- Favorite expression: That's cool- mittee. yup! Favorite expression: Really? what lfemember mosh The b U S k doors with the detachable door What I remem er most. oap ma - knobs ing rf? JOYCE CUCINELLI Cooch Nurse Stage Craft, GIC, Art Service Clubs. Favorite expression: Dee, got your Spanish? What I remember most: Mr. Kendrick's chemistry lab ROBERT M. DANIELS Bullet Bob Bio-Chemistry Science Projects, Mathematics Re- view, Slide Rule Clubsp Baseball. Favorite expression: Hello, Nancy Pedrick! What I remember most: Sopho- more English with Mrs. Byers JOANNE DATILLO Jo Airline Stewardess Future Teachers of America, Dra- matic, French, GIC Clubs, Student Service Corps, Homeroom IPresi- dentjg Class Treasurer, Cheerlead- er, Class Dance Committee, Usher at Graduation. Favorite expression: Are you kid- ding? What I remember most: One-way staircases CYNTHIA DIANE DAVIS Cyn Interpreter Dramatic, GIC Clubs: Student Council lRepresentative, Alter- mately AEGIS, BEVERLEGA fEditor-in-Chiefl, Homeroom ISecretarYl: Class Dance Com- mittee. Favorite expression: Did we leave one out, Faith? What I remember most: 5:30 after a BEVERLEGA deadline 86 I NANCY G. CRAIG Nurse Dramatic, GIC Clubs, Student Council CRepresentativeIp Bas- ketball CTime Keeperlg AEGIS, Drama Night, Class Dance Com- mittee. Favorite expression: Polly, whatcha doin' tonight? What I remember most: The lockers fs LAWRENCE JAMES DEDEO Dads Cabinetmaker Athletic, Stage Craft Clubs, Basketball, Baseball, Trade School Revue. Favorite expression: Why not procrastinate? What I remember most: Mr. Casale's tall tales fi Q an 41' M f BARBARA LEE CRANDALL Barbie xi ai , -' is -sq, THEODORE CRATEAU Ted 5ec,e,a,y Machinist Mixed Chorus' GIC Clubs: Office Favorite expression: How come Aide, you're a Ginny! Favorite expression: Wen, you What I remember most: The Trade know! School Office What I remember most: Mr. Ferro . -. 11 GUY CROSBY Guy Chemistry Slide Rule Club. Favorite expression: Hey, Where's my pen? What I remember most: Doing American history in the li- brary 'N- ANN R. DEERING Ann Buyer Stage Craft, GIC Clubs, BEVERELEGA. Favorite expression: Why not? What I remember most: Corridor parades GIACOMO ANTHONY DELARIA Jack Doctor Proiectors' Debating, Chess Clubs, Student Council KMember-at-largely AEGIS, Class Dance Committee: Usher at Graduation, Homeroom CVice Presidentl. Favorite expression: Feh! What I remember most: Latin LEONARD D'ENTREMONT Lenny Machinist Homeroom Hreasurerjp Trade School Revue. Favorite expression: Sure, kid! What I remember most: The food WSW . Q-nk. MELVIN JOHN DEVEAU Mel Musician Mixed Chorus, Athletic Clubs, Band, Orchestra. Favorite expression: Let's make with some jazz! What I remember most: The homework J-7 IQ ' t , Qui. x. . 3, , f , ,Q i .- I' JOANNE DODGE Jo Foreign Service Dramatic, French, Slide Rule, GIC, Debating Clubs, Office Aide, Student Council IAlter- nateb, Student Service Corps, Drama Night, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: ldaboo! What I remember most: Col- lecting attendance slips 0-15 KENNETH DiRUBIO Rube History Teacher Craft Clubs, Proiectors', Stage Student Council CAlternateD, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Rozzie what? What I remember most: Mr. Cooper and Moby Dick larflf N WILLIAM J. DOHERTY Bill Accounting Drama Night, Dramatic Club, Home- room IVice Presidentl. Favorite expression: Haven't I seen you some place before? What I remember most: The wonder- ful dances 88 l wif GERALDINE DISTEFANO Geri Secretary Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs. Favorite expression: Oh, yea! What I remember most: Crowded study halls and corridors CYNTHIA DIX Dixie Veterinarian Mixed Chorus Club, Basketball Favorite expression: Lady Hur- ricane! What I remember most: Deten tion A little tuck here . . . KX iv! re' VR Good thing he's got a sweet tooth! DEANNA LOUISE DOTY Dee Navy Nurse Stage Craft, Art Service Clubs, Office Aide. Favorite expression: Turn up the radio, Burkie. What l remember most: Mr. O'Neil's enioyable homeroom li M. PATRICIA DOYLE Pat Medical Secretary Future Teachers of America, Dra- matic, GIC Clubs: Student Service Corps, Office Aide, Homeroom fTreasurerDg Class Dance: Drama Night. Favorite expression: I think so. What I remember most: One-way stairways BARBARA E. DODGE Barb Nurse Future Teachers of America, Spanish lPresidentJ, Dramatic, First Aide, Ba- ton Twirling, GIC lSenior Sports Chairman, Junior Representativel Clubs, Library Aide: Student Council lRepresentativeJ: Student Service Corps, Basketball, Homeroom lVice President, Treasurerlp Drama Night: Class Dance Committee, Usher at Graduation. Favorite expression: Now, there's no need to panic! What l remember most: Our lovely new football coach MARY ELIZABETH DUHAMEL Mary Nurse Dramatic, Slide Rule Clubs. Favorite expression: OH! What I remember most: 107 ,I DAISY E. DODGE Dais Teacher Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, Ba- ton Twirling, Mathematics, GIC Clubs. Favorite expression: Fine! What I Remember most: Mr. Jenkin's wiffle of 1-' BARBARA L. DUMPHY Barb Teacher Future Teachers of America, French, Dramatic, Mathematic, GIC Clubs, Baton Twirling, Li- brary Aidep Student Service Corps: Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Your ,num- ber's coming. What I remember most: AEGIS assemblies .al 'ww was-. ark? 3-.a...ah:q,,, DOROTHY JULIE DUNN Julie Chick WAYNE DUPONT Medical Secretary LUCILLE DURAND Lucy Naval Officer Nurse 'QQCZELESZQT Club: 245615: Hockey. Mixed chow: club. 'aryy ' omeroom ecre' Favorite expression: Why Not? Favorite expression: Jeosephes! What I remember most: Those de- What I remember most: Getting . . Q .9 - U Favorite expression. Again. fermon Shps What I remember most: Miss Brown's classes ' 3 if ' 1 LEA ANNE ELDRIDGE DAVID ELFSTROM Leah Dave Office Worker Coast Guard Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs. Favorite expression: Huh? Favorite expression: That's be- What l remember most: Mr. Jame- side the point! son's geometry class What I remember most: Lunch room lost as a sophomore CHARLES FRANCIS ELLIOTT JR. Bud Undecided Athletic Club CVice Presidentl: Fire Extinguisher Squad, Student Council CMember-at-Largely Bas- ketball: Tennis iCaptainl: AEGISy BEVERLEGA, Homeroom lPesident, Vice Presidentlp Class Vice Presi- dent, Class Dance Committee, Usher at Graduation. Favorite expression: Thirty-seven What I remember most: My iunior year iii. J '7? JAMES DURKEE Jumping James Electronic Engineer Favorite expression: Great! What I remember most: The bell at 2 o'clock fri-v. I0 04 . I. aa 3295 5 I I ' ALBERT FABRI AI CFabianl Electronics Engineer Metal Working, Chess, Sports- men's Clubs: Football fMan- agerl. Favorite expression: Bull! What I remember most: Second lunch I NELSON DURKEE Durk Master Electrician Favorite expression: E-Be-Bee! What I remember most: The back door leading out ROBERT SETTINIO FABRI Bobo Professional Football Mixed Chorus Club, Fire Extin- guisher Squad: Football lCo- Captainlp Homeroom lPresi- dentj. Favorite expression: Go iump in a lake! What I remember most: The B.H.S. gym and cafeteria JUDITH EAGAN Judy Math Field Dramatic, French, lTreasurerJy Slide Rule, German Clubs: AEGIS: Class Dance Committee: Girls' State. Favorite expression: Groan! What I remember most: AEGIS as- semblies and rehearsals JOAN FAIRBANK Joanie Physical Education Teacher Future Teachers of America, Dra- matic, Mathematics, Slide Rule, GIC Clubs, Office Aide: Basket- ball: Homeroom lTreasurerI: Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Are you kid- ding? What I remember most: Basketball practice 9I ,ci 414' CAROL ANN EARLEY Carol Airline Stewardess ..,p'6. O1 'X .La aff? PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE JOHN EGAN Jack Undecided Future Teachers of America, Dra- Athletic Club: Class Office matic, French, GIC Clubs: Basket- lVice Presidentjg Class Dance ball, Student Service Corps: Class Committee. Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Hi, ugly! Favorite expression: Huh? What I remember most: Mr. What I remember most: Chemistry Carter class jf ,.-ur 2 Aki! HELEN FAULKN ER IILII Medical Secretary Stage Craft, GIC Clubs: Aide, Business Education Service Club, BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Ooh, sugar! Off ice What I remember most: The bath you get at the bubblers Q-Q? JAY FAULKNER Jake Salesman Dramatic, Proiectors Clubs: Fire Extinguisher Squad: Hockey: Homeroom lVice Presidentj. Favorite expression: How do you do? What I remember most: Miss Wallace w PATRICIA ANN FELIX Pat Beautician Future Teachers of America, Dramatic, GIC, Stage Craft Clubs, Business Education Serv- ice Club, BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: That's cool! What I remember most: Deten- tion THOMAS ALBERT FIELD Tom Machinist Favorite expression: Don't argue! What I remember most: The blonde in 315 if MICHAEL FLANAGAN Mike or Mick Pathology Debating, Projectors' Clubs, Football iManagerj. Favorite expression: Where's the girls? What I remember most: The new sophomores JEFFREY FORBES Jeff Foreign Service Mathematics, Slide Rule, Athletic iPresidentJ Clubs, Fire Extin- guisher Squad, Football, Baseball, BEVERLEGA, Homeroom lPresi- dentl, Class President, Drama Night, Class Dance Committee, Usher at Graduation, Boys' State, Boys Nation. Favorite expression: Good show! What I remember most: Orderly confusion in the assembly hall 92 There goes that girl again! CAROLE A. FRANCESCO High school teacher Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, French, Math- ematics, GIC Clubs, Student Serv- ice Corps, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Dad, can I please have the car? What I remember most: AEGIS assemblies MICHELENE FRASCA Micki Medical Secretary Future Teachers of America, Dramatic lSecretal'Yif Mathe- matics, GIC Clubs, Library Aide, Student Service Corps, Student Council CRepresentative, Alter- natej, Basketball, BEVERLEGA, Homeroom lSecretarYl: Drama Night, Cheerleader, Class Dance Committee, Usher at Reception. Favorite expression: Hey, Roz, seen Harvey? What I remember most: Walks around second floor corridors CHARLES NICHOLAS FIORY Charlie Commercial Artist Favorite expression: What is it? What I remember most: My sophomore year RONNIE-SUE FIREMAN Ronnie Airline Stewardess Future Teachers of America lSec- retarylf Spanish lSecretarYl, GIC, Stage Craft, Dramatic Clubs, Home- room Ureasurerl, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: You brat! What I remember most: The three raw eggs Polly left in my locker JUDITH MARY FISHER Judy Nurse Spanish, Dramatic, Mathematics, GIC Clubs, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: You're late, Pam! What l remember most: My first period of detention ff 1 . ! 'mag 5 ,. ..5flf' vi . Q . 1 ELAINE C. FRAZIER Missy Nurse Dramatic, French, Slide Rule Clubs, Library Aide, Guidance Aide, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Who'd a thunk it! What I remember most: One foot- ball la er . P Y You've heard of skeltons in family closets? PAMELA RUTH FITZGERALD Pam Foreign Service Dramatic, French, GIC, Debating ISecretaryJ Clubs, Student Service Corps, Student Council fRepresentative, Alternatej, B- HIVE, Homeroom lSecretaryJ, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: l'll be down in fifteen minutes! What I remember most: GIC bowling K5 GERALD M. FREEDLAND Jerry Pharmacy Athletic Club, Band, Basketball. Favorite expression: l'm partial to blonds! What l remember most: Pfaff- Watts-Palmer combination fu-' J3- 'T7 'tw ,- ,Q I- gs 3 GAIL FREEDMAN Gay Undecided Dramatic, French Clubs, Student Service Corps, Homeroom lSec- retaryli AEGIS. Favorite expression: lt's tough all over. What I remember most: Mr. O'NeiI's study halls a-Wx sewn, 413 ff I gp - sas-. -..va ings-fi GEORGE FRYER Surgeon Photography CPresidentl, Science Proiects CPresidentl, German lVice Presidentj Clubs, Local, Regional, State Science Fairs, AEGIS iPhoto- grapherj. Favorite expression: Eins, zwei, drei What I remember most: Science Fair ,ft-nm, IW' PATRICIA GENTLEMEN Pat Elementary Teacher Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, French, First Aid, Debating, GIC lSen- ior Representativel Clubs, Of- fice Aide, Student Service Corps, Student Council fRep- resentative, Alternatel, Basket- ball, BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Are you kidding? What I remember most: Dread- ed warning cards JAMES D. GEORGE Jimmy Electrical Contractor Athletic Club, Homeroom fPresi- dentl, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Has anyone seen Rosemary? What I remember most: Friend- Iiness and school spirit CYNTHIA FULLERTON Cindy Secretary Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs. CHARLES F. GABRIEL Fred Mechanic Future Teachers of America Favorite expression: Dixie, stop it! 57596 Cfaff Clubs. What I remember most: Mad lunch FaV0 l79 eXPfe55l0n2 I QIVG' UP! hour JUDITH GLASS Judie Teacher Dramatic, GIC Clubs, Student Serv- ice Corps. Favorite expression: Shake! What I remember most: Mr. Pa rente's psychology class What I remember most: The girls 3 D 'x ROSEMARY GOBEILLE Rose Office Worker Mixed Chorus, GIC, Baton Twirling Clubs, Basketball, Homeroom fSecretaI'Yi: Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Oh, darn! What I remember most: The times I had as a sophomore ROSE ANN GALLUZZI Teacher Future Teachers of America, Dramatic, French, Stage Craft, Baton Twirling, GIC, Mathemat- ics, Slide Rule Clubs: Library Aide: Student Council IRecord- ing Secretary, Representative, Member-at-Largei: BEVERLEGA: Homeroom IPresident, Vice Presidentjp Drama Night: Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: What's your trouble? What I remember most: Mr. O'Neill's rousing iunior home- room ca rf- RUSSELL STUART GOODWIN Russ Teacher Future Teachers of America, Slide Rule, Athletic Clubs: Stu- dent Council CAlternateD: Base- ball: Homeroom CPresident, Vice Presidenti. Favorite expression: About that physics. . . . What I remember most: The quiet study halls 1-'E' A PAUL GARDENER Salesman Stage Craft Club, Band. Favorite expression: lt's a pink convertible! What I remember most: Junior girls gg-of-4 1 JAMES GASTONGUAY Gas Electrical Engineer French, Slide Rule, Proiector's Clubs: Fire Extinguisher Squad: AEGIS, Drama Night. Favorite expression: Oog-Ah- Poubah! What I remember most: Knocking over kids with a fire extinguisher QM. A - .. .,,V , x...,g Q-X 'I 6 'A li I Iv . RICHARD GORINI Dick Medicine Dramatic, Chess Clubs: Cross Country: BEVERLEGA: Band: Or- chestra: Drama Night. Favorite expression: You're break- ing my heart! What I remember most: The echo of my drums 15 NANCY RUTH GRAY Nan Nurse Favorite expression: Oh, my gosh! What I remember most: The fun and the hard work JANICE GAUDREAU Jan Teacher Future Teachers of America, Spanish, GIC, Dramatic, Baton Twirling Clubs: BEVERLEGAp Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Oh, yeah! What I remember most: Crowd- ed corridors 9' ' 'J' x -X 'YQ x MJ DONNA GREEN Secretary GIC, Business Education Service Clubs: Basketball. Favorite expression: Be good! What I remember most: Crowd- ed lunch fi f Vx I I JANET E. GROTTO Jay G. Office Work Business education Service Club. Favorite expression: Oh, dang if! What I remember most: The football games JAMES M. HANLON, JR. Jim Business Management Basketball, Track, Sportsmen's, Proiector's, Chess Clubs. Favorite expression: Oh, what a day! What I remember most: Hectic lunch periods Ink 53 A 'hd' 1-T , ,'7 2.2 RICHARD JOSEPH GUT DAVID S. HACKETT JOHN F. HADLEY Dick Dave John Service Chemistry Merchant Marine Officer Football. Talent Show, Band, Orchestra, Jun- Band, Orchestra, Student Coun Favorite expression: Thaffs ,he ior Rotarian, Dramatic, French, Pro- cil CRepresentativeI breaks! leC'o '5 CIUb5' Favorite expression: How about what I remember mosh -I-he brok- Favorite expression: Good Heavens! that! en desks and Chairs What I remember most: Grooves What I remember most Spots in B.H.S stairways on cafeteria ceiling RUSSELL HANNIBAL Rusty Architect Stage Craft Club. Favorite expression: Yez-um! What I remember most: The disci- pline teacher I see every day SY-2-Y-9-Y? Sh! these walls aren't soundproof! PAMELA HANSEN Hands Pete NEILS PETER HANSEN IBM operator Electronics Engineer RICHARD HAJDYS Heidie Conservation Sportsmen's Club, Football. f i JOSEPH HALLISEY Smiling Joe Radar Operator Athletic, Stage Craft Clubs. Favorite expression: Hi ya, Buddies! Favorite eXpreSSi0r1: Like WOW! What l remember most: The foot- What l remember ITIOST: Sticky ball teams RICHARD HARRINGTON Dickie Sheet Metal Worker Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs. Mathematics, German lPresidentJ, Football. Favorite expression: Like I care. Chess Clubs- Favorite expression: Hey, Coach! What I remember most: Fun Favorite expression: Bvf, buff What l remember most: Mr. in the classrooms but ---- What l remember most: Lockers that don't open O'Neill's history class lockers Xu JUDITH M. HASZARD Cleo Teacher Future Teachers of America, Slide Rule, GlC Clubs, Basket- ball, Guidance Aide, Office Aidep Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: lt's better that way. What l remember most: Physics class with all the senior boys WILLIAM E. HATCH Bill Television and Radio Stage Craft Club. Favorite expression: Like, help! What I remember most: The AEGIS assemblies 36 mal 'WM JUDITH M. HAZELL Witchie High School Teacher Future Teachers of America, Span- ish CVice Treasurerj, Dramatic, Mathematics, GIC Clubs, Student Service Corps, BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: That's the breaks! What I remember most: Lunch KATHRYN ANNE HEALY Kathy Airline Hostess Future Teachers of America, Ba- ton Twirling fHeadJ, GIC Clubs, Basketball, AEGIS, Class Dance Committee, Usher at Graduation, Homeroom lSecretary, Treasurerl. Favorite expression: What a Iulu! What I remember most: Mr. O'Neill's homeroom sessions Ale. THOMAS J. HEALEY, JR. Ace Teaching Future Teachers of America, Athletic Clubs, Baseball, BEVERLEGA, Homeroom lSecre- taryj. Favorite expression: Well, you just do that! What I remember most: R. Rob- inson's clowning V A , 5, 4 'I llll, ,all l 'I Q :iff Jag! A, M x e Y 4. D 'sf wg-2, gy y Vw, V- I i A A 42, al VK' A Alf, .' ',. ,f ' N M d K y- :gin N av L f .V . HOBART RICHARD ALLEN HOWARD DIANE MARY HUBBARD HOIDY Reb Professional Nurse Cat Catcher Honorary member of all clubs, Member-at-Small of Student Council, Mascot of all sports, Scoop hound, Favorite expression: Arf! Arf! What I remember most: Swal- lowing my elevator key Machinist Dramatic Club. Favorite expression: Why not? What I remember most: All the detention periods Mixed Chorus fAccompanistl, Dramatic, French, GIC, Record Music Appreciation Clubs, Student Council lRepresentativeJ, Basket- ball, AEGIS, BEVERLEGA, Home- room lSecretaryl, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Whoop-ee-do! What I remember most: BEVERLEGA and AEGIS meetings SANDRA MAY HUBBARD Sandy Airline Stewardess Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs, BEVERLEGA, Homeroom tVice Presidentl. Favorite expression: Buck-a-la! What I remember most: The fire drills JOAN E. HEANY Joanie Undecided Future Teachers of America, Dramatic, GIC, Record Music Appreciation Clubs, Art Service Club: BEVERLEGA7 Talent Show. Favorite expression: Hi ya, kids, hi ya! What I remember most: The iammed second floor corridor before school 4 . PETER HUSSEY Pete Architect Mathematics Club: Student Council 1Alternatel, Homeroom tVice Presidentjg Football, Track Clndoor, Springlg Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Good grief! What I remember most: The strong school spirit JANICE HEIGH Jan Secretary Dramatic, Baton Twiriling, GIC Clubs: BEVERLEGAI Homeroom lSecretaryJ. Favorite expression: O-la-la! What I remember most: Crowded corridors HARRY HUTCHINSON Hutch ' fi!-f'-X-f..1 , . . ' ' .'-lji-,i::':-5.1311 :j . 'I' 'I-:I if.'f:.Qh1NI'Z. vc '1'-'gz7f1x1Y1?I'1-Z- - -'-'-'-f:'1r1- -'5'.'. . .F ,.1,, :A ,rg -13:1-.'k.-,ill-,.1., . .- --4, ..-.3-sj.f.,,.,.1.-9, '.'- I F--1 DONALD C. HENDERSON Don Engineer Slide R'-Ile, PfOiector's lTreasurerJ, Chess, Debating Clubs, Track, L .1' LINDA M. HENSHAW Lyne Medical Secretary Record Music Appreciation, Business Education Clubs: Of- Favorite expression: Such is life- lice Aide' cruel world Favorite expression: Oh. Beans! What I remember most: The hot- WIWBT I remember m0Sf: The plates football games f-'N 42 'W SANDRA J. HUTCHINSON Sandy Automotive Design Teacher Basketball, Track tlndoorj. Mixed Chorus: AEGIS: BEVERLEGA: Favorite expression: What's up? Office Aide' Wha, I remember mosh The day Favorite expression: Oh, those I graduam Hamilton boys! What I remember most: Passing through the corridors fi SANDRA INNIS Sandy Beautician Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, GIC, Stage Craft, Distributive Educa- tion Clubs, Business Education Service Club: BEVERLEGA: Tal- ent Show CStudent Directorl. Favorite expression: Just climb a tree! What I remember most: My Sophomore year -4 i- ROBERT W. IRELAND, JR. ARTHUR JOHNSON Bob Art Insurance Agent Machinist MGTIWGHWBTICS, Slide Rule ClUbS: Homeroom CSecretarylg Trade School Basketball: Hockey, Track. Revue, Favorite expression: Whatcha Favorite expression: Almost! dolnl? What I remember most: The foot- What I remember most: Good ball games times at sports events ALAN KAPLAN Nupper Bookkeeper Sportsrnen's, Athletic Clubs: Football, Track llndoor, Springl: Homeroom lSecretaryl. Favorite expression: Beep! What I remember most: Football games and dances f 4vr.sQ ! HINDA KATZ Hin Biochemist Dramatic, GIC Clubs, Student Coun- cil CRepresentativel, AEGIS lAs- sistant-Editorlp B-HIVE, BEVERLEGA lArt Editorlp' Cheerleader, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Just don't lie there and sog. What I remember most: Prince Ricky N's tricycle Spring cleaning V,--'Q POLLY E. KEECH SIDNEY KATZ Sid Polly Electrical Engineer Fashion Designer Dramatic lTreasurerJ, GIC CPresidentI Clubs, Student Service Corps, Basketball, BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Em' l'Il say! Mathematics, Athletic Clubs, Home- room CTreasurerJ. Favorite expression: No! What I remember most: Hitching rides home What I remember most: Mr. O'NeiII's favorite iokes PT PATRICIA E. JOHNSON Pat IBM Operator GIC. Favorite expression: For crying out loud! What I remember most: The winning games AI' ,Y-f- SORINE T. JOHNSON Occupational Therapist Mathematics, GIC Clubs. Favorite Expression: Really! we-F CURTIS EDWIN JONES, JR. Butch Auto Repair 063 fl. MARTHA JOSEPH Marty Office Work Favorite Expression: Where's my GIC CIub:BEVERLEGA. What I remember most: Drama Wrench? Favorite expression: That's life! Nights What I remember most: Looking W1-,af I remember rnosfz AS- for my lost wrench 1 I hid one bottle of milk! .Q ,,, F 2 .1 'u . 1. s Q XJR. 1,-I Y... ,j GAIL KIRBY Kirb Nurse Future Teachers of America, Dra- matic, First Aid, GIC Clubs: Art Service Club, Student Council CAI- ternatejg Homeroom lPresident, Vice Presidentlg Drama Night: Class Sec- retary Dance Committee, Usher at Reception. Favorite Expression: Will someone listen to me? What I remember most: Detention sernb ies, football games 16 A FREDERICK KITTERLE Fred Surgeon Slide Rule, Debating lPresi- dentj, Proiectors lVice Presi- dentj Clubs, Cross Country, Track: Homeroom lVice Presi- dentjg Usher at Graduation. Favorite expression: I doubt It! What I remember most: Dances O TIBOR A. KOERTVELYESSY Tebe Chemical Engineer Cross Country: Spring Track. Favorite expression: Hi. Kiddies! What I remember most: Mr. Kishon's Physics class THOMAS LAWLER Tom Forester Athletic, Stage Craft Clubs: Basketball: Cross Country: Homeroom CPresidentJ: Student Council lAlternateJ. Favorite expression: That's cool! What I remember most: A girl ... I .: X, 4' LORNA KRANSBERG Lorna Nursing Dramatic, French Clubs: Basketball: Homeroom lPresident, Treasurerj: Cheerleader: Class Dance Commit- tee. Favorite expression: Hi-Ya kids! What I remember most: Football dances WILLIAM NICHOLAS LAWLER Nickle Salesman Mixed Chorus Club: Cross Coun- try, Track. Favorite expression: We won! What I remember most: Practice sessions for track 'W!'53 Q '!v . CAROL ANN LAMPREY Cookie Undecided Future Teachers of America, GIC, Stage Craft, Distributive Education Clubs: Student Service Corps: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: O.K., Honey! What I remember most: Rushing from gym to chemistry Bm M . sg ANDREA LEARY Andi Secretary Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, Debating Clubs: AEGIS: BEVERLEGA: Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Down with everything! What I remember most: To the third floor from the first 'floor in three minutes 5? ln- A i LINDA LOUISE LAPHAM Lyn Secretary GIC Club. Favorite expression: Why, of course! What I remember most: The fun I've had here ,fill l'1 L'P ,ff PHILIP HENRY LeBEL Phil Chemical Engineer Chess Club. Favorite expression: Oh, broth er! What I remember most: Mr O'Neil and his study hall GLORIA V. LaROCHE Glo Secretary Dramatic, GIC Clubs: Business Education Service Club, Student Council fAlternatelp BEVER- LEGA: Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: You bet! What I remember most: Mr. CasaIe's Tall Tales ,ez- gn-df ELIZABETH LATORELLA Betty Nurse Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, First Aid, GIC Clubs. Favorite expression: Are we having a test in Chemistry? What I remember Most: Pep rallies za., I 'N f 'c T 4-fs, 79s vei- JAN E LAVOI E Secretary Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs: AEGlSp BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Oh, great! What l remember most: My home- l'OOI'Y1 I ,l DENNIS LAWLER Denny Machinist Favorite expression: What good is it'9 What I remember most: Trade School Office ALLISON LeCLAIR JEANNE LeCLAlR DAVID LeCLERC Allie pe,5o,,,,e1 Dave Record Buslness Stage Craft, Record Music Appre- A'-'IO Mechanic Favorite eXpreSSi0r1: Wh6f'S the ciation, GIC Clubs: Office Aidep Cross Country: Track. matter? BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Hello, Boo- Wltaf l femembef m0Sl1 SPOYYS Favorite expression: Don't get so Boo! and dances shook! What I remember most: Crowded corridors What I remember most: Gradu- ation Day CHARLOTTE GENE LEFAVOUR Charl X-Ray Technician Future Teachers of America, GIC Clubs: Homeroom ISecre- taryI: Class Dance Committee: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Watch your heart! What I remember most: Mr. O'NeiII's study fx, .f '5 .f-9 LEAH LEIBOVITZ Lea Executive Secretary GIC, Stage Craft Clubs: Office Aide: AEG-IS: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Oh, yea! What I remember most: Dash from gym to the third floor BARBARA MacCAUSLAND Barb H BREN DA R. LEIGHTON Brenda Beautician French, GIC Clubs. Favorite expression: Whata nut! What I remember most: The mod- ern lockers NANCY J. MacDEARMlD Nance 5eCf9la Y Airline Hostess BEVERLEGA: Homeroom CSecre- GIC Club: Office' Aide, Sfvdenf taryl. Service Corps, Art Service Club: Favorite expression: Terrific! BEVERLEGA. What I remember most: Trade School boys Favorite expression: You halfwit! What I remember most: Miss Palm- ers iunior English class I04 ..4l'l V WILLIAM ALBERT LEMIRE Bill Lawyer Slide Rule, Debating Clubs: Stu- dent Council lMember-at-Large, Assistant-Treasurerjg, Football lCo- Captainjp Homeroom lPresidentl: Usher at reception: Band: Orches- tra: Fire Extinguisher Squad. Favorite expression: You are now dismissed to your first period class! What I remember most: Daily dash to the cafeteria HERMAN LEMP Herm Air Force Favorite expression: Don't be silly! What I remember most: The girls A three-dollar bill? ? ? This is a candid? PATRICIA MacFARLANE Pat Airline Hostess Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus, Debating, GIC Clubs, Office Aide, Basketball, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Really! What I remember most: The iunior boys ,ar f TJ Peter L'ITALlEN Pete Navy Homeroom lPresident, Treasurerl Favorite expression: Aye, aye Sir! EFS What I remember most: The teach- ra n 'vflh I '- mi t 12? OWEN LOWE Civil Engineer Homeroom lPresidentJ, Band, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Hi! What I remember most: Trips home on bus from football games 9939 wa, FRED MACKENZIE SAUNDRA MacKENZlE Ted Sandy Surgeon Undecided Sportsmen'sQ Slide Rule, Proiector's, BEVERLEGA. Chess- Debalmg Clubs? Sludem Favorite expression: Wish you Council lAIternateJp Track. were here! Favorite Iexpresslom Thars what What I remember most: Homeroom she Sa'd' ll7 with Miss -John What I remember most: The teach- ers l05 R H JOHN C. MACKO Mack Chemist Photography, Chess, Dramatic Clubs, Student Council lRep- resentativelg Football Home- room CVice Presidentj. Favorite expression: Yes, Mr. Jameson. What I remember most: Those short cafeteria lines ,sg 0 Q ,rv-A 3 sr K ,sf A V 4 KATHLEEN MacQUARRIE Kathy Nurse Baton Twirling, GIC Clubsg AEGISf Class Dance Committee: Basketballp Student Service Corps. Favorite expression: Fracture! What I remember most: Sopho- more boys 1705, Q.. Mfr, N-1.-Q' ,V f I CLINTON MARTIN W? 3 'E 'QQ' 'Y X, 1 1 I JOSEPH A. MAGGIACOMO Joe Engineer Chess Club CPresidentJp Football: Basketball. Favorite expression: How come? What I remember most: The clean gym lockers fi .ps-MQW' HELENE G. MAVRAGIS ANITA DIANNE MAISTRELLIS Pixie Teacher Dramatic, GIC, Record Music Ap- preciation Clubsp AEGIS fSecre- tarYl: BEVERLEGAg B-HIVE, Home room CVice President, Treasurerlp Student Council fRepresentativeJ: Class Dance Committeeg Usher at Graduation. Favorite expression: Anybody call? What I remember most: My iunior year Y ELIZABETH MAVRAKOS Clint Hairdresser Be'fY Business Photographer Dramatic, GIC Clubsp Business Ed- BUYS' Favorite expression: I got a raw ucation Service Club. Dramatic, GIC Clubs: Office Aide: deal! Fevergre expression: Nerhing. Student Service Corpsg Basketball. What I remember most: The Whar I remember meer: Senior Favorite expression: For crying Qlfls boys in my sophomore year fears! What I remember most: Mr. Oneil's history class BARBARA E. MANNING Barb Airline Hostess Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, Stage Craft Clubs: Basketball, Class Dance Committee: Assembly Committee. Favorite expression: Wow! What I remember most: Foot- ball games and basketball games 1,1 JOHN MAXNER Jack Teacher Slide Rule, Chess, Athletic Clubsp Student Council fRep- resentativebg Hockey: Cross Country. Favorite expression: How about that? What I remember most: The friendly attitudes of both teach- ers and pupils is PAUL A. MANZI Gabby Architectural Engineer Mathematics, Slide Rule Clubs, Fire Extinguisher Squad, Base- ball. Favorite expression, Je ne sais pas, What I remember most: Mr. Page's history outlines HUGH McCABE Dogga Undecided Baseball, Hockey. Favorite expressionp The pop- cicle man! What I remember most: Long fire drills 'Tv-5 l RICHARD MARESCALCHI Dick Army Career Hockey. Favorite expression: You're in the army now! What I remember most: Hockey SHALMEER McCARRON Shally Airline Hostess Future Teachers of America, Dra- matic, GIC Clubs, Class Dance Committee, Office Aidep Student Service Corps, Student Council IRepresentativel, Homeroom KSec- retaryl. Favorite expression: Good Heavens! What I remember most: Football and basketball games as 15 'Ear fm 1 Q, I r f ' if JOHN MARLETTA Johnny Chemist Spanish, Mathematics, Athletic, Stage Craft Clubs, Student Coun- cil fRepresentative, Alternatejy Basketball, Track, Homeroom fVice Presidentl. Favorite expression: Come on now, cut it out! What I remember most: Hours of homework 53' r, uf? SEAN MCCARTHY Mac Service Favorite expression: For Pete Sake! What I remember most: Marked up study hall desks Q CAROI JOYCE MARSHALL Joyce Office Worker Mixed Chorus. Favorite expression: That's the breaks! What I remember most: Teach- ers, especially Mr. O'Neill 'QR' , fn ,v 'f J THOMAS McCARTHY, JR. Tom Electronics Athletic, Chess Clubs: Hockey, Indoor Track, Homeroom fVice President, Treasurerlp Baseball. Favorite expression: The ginchi- est! What I remember most: The three years that I was here l an gang Cf? ' I CATHERINE McDONALD ELAINE MARIE MCGINN i .. W Cathy Laney I 'gf' NUVSG Medical Secretary 'gif . . , - .'.- . .in 'L 'yay FITS' Aldf S7699 Cfaff Clubs. Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs. A 'f in .WJ xeliii Lgflf rf- but , I 46.1355 rv Favorite EXPFBSSIOHI I fhfnk SO! Favorite expression: Who said that? , . ,ff-Qhffi' f' 1 f Whaf I femembel' VTIOSTI SPGSCIW- What I remember most: Mr. Cooper I ' I I 7 L es and Mr. Hollerer . 'r . I I Tests next period by any chance? 1 1 I PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE WILLIAM MEAD Bill Undecided Athletic Club, Baseball, Hockey, Class Dance Committee. Favorite Expression: Sopho- I fI IOfeS. What I remember most: Those mixed-up stairways JE! LY? X164 KT BARBARA MENESALE CONSTANCE MENESALE Barb Connie Business Teacher Secretary Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs, Home- Dramatic, Baton Twirling, GIC room fTreasurerj7 Class Office Clubs, Student Council fAIternatel, IAssistant Treasurerjp Class Dance AEGlS:. BEVERLEGA- Committee, Usher at graduation. Favorife Expression: Who me? Favorite expression: Oh, Glory! Never! What I remember most: Miss John What I remember most: My locker and shorthand that will not open I08 i we-qs , Iv QI, X. JEAN MERRILL Hairdresser Mixed Chorus Club. Favorite expression: Oh, my goodness! What I remember most: Good 'food made in Home Economics 7m '- fans N., RONALD MCINTYRE Mac Welding Basketball CManagerJ. Favorite expression: A strike! What I remember most: Mr Rand's English class lb ' I1-sq -I nu ll W lin F -tu 'il in I U -can I-v mlm 11 0 it , ,l ulvxef va -4 .n Q ' - . 2-zu..--- -' llllh ang,-Q I...-lg 'C'-hi rg. gg. .la 'akin' '-Il ual! vs.rn. .mi iifil ll-In Sclulmunnfu LINDA McMAHON Lin Commercial Artist First Aid, GIC, Art Service Clubs: AEGIS, BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Oh, yeh? What I remember most: Book-piled lunch tables 5 .-vw I up I at , I Ili! I 'tv- hun rift DVYI , - ,- III 'mm 'x:,,i 'I-4 -:vu ma. 'nil YWCA' ll! 11 I J,,, 9 .,,f- L I I Q' 2 Smile pretty, boys! JUDITH MCQUEENY Jude Secretary Dramatic CVice President! Clubg Student Service Corps, Art Service Club: Homeroom lSecretary, Treas- urerjy Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Oh, no you don't! What I remember most: My iunior year ,,J ,hx iw: I CAROL MERSEREAU Medical Secretary Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Clubs: BEVERLEGA: Business Education Service Club. Favorite expression: Swingin' Jack- son! What I remember most: The Walks on the second floor I09 SHARON ANN MEAD Shari Registered Nurse Spanish, Dramatic, First Aid Clubs: Office Aide, Favorite expression: Let's go! What I remember most: The short Iunch line in the cafeteria tal' x fm Rx YI 'W' . Q... 0-.,, A P, is-ik ELEANOR MEYER Ellie Teacher Dramatic, French, GIC IJUUIOV Representativej Clubs: Student Service Corps: Student Council CRepresentative, Corresponding Secretaryjg Basketball, Drama Night, Cheerleader CHeadl: Class Dance Committee, Home- room ITreasurer, Secretaryi: Usher at Graduation, Favorite expression: Terrific! What I remember most: The kick-off pep rally 350. 1 I LINDA MICHETTI Lyn Typist GIC Club, BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Comin' down tonight? What I remember most: The good times in Miss Clutf's cook- ing class ANN ELIZABETH MINIGAN Annie Buyer Spanish, Mixed Chorus, GIC, Stage Craft Clubs. Favorite expression: Be good! What I remember most: Mr. Cooper and Shakespeare Aff JANICE MOCA Jan Nurse Spanish, Baton Twirling, GIC, Stage Craft Clubs: Student Service Corps: Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: I'm bored! What I remember most: Football players J - ELIZABETH MOOD Betsy Foreign Language Major Dramatic, French CPresident, GIC Clubs: Student Service Corps: AEGIS. Favorite expression: Heavens! What I remember most: Chem- istry lab ALAN B. MORSE Business School Mixed Chorus Club. Favorite expression: What'S fOr lunch? What l remember most: The lunch room 4p1IQK f? TfY RICHARD MORSE Dick Accountant Dramatic, Athletic Stage Craft Clubs: Fire Extinguisher Squad: Football: Basketball: Homeroom CTreasurerIg Class Dance Commit- tee: Usher at Graduation. Favorite expression: No, do you? What I remember most: Teachers and girls ll0 CHARLES R. MOSER Charlie Draftsman Mathematics, Slide Rule Clubs: Football: Hockey. Favorite expression: Why not! What I remember most: Football practice GUNTER H. E. MUELLER Kraut Designer Dramatic, Slide Rule Clubs: Homeroom LVice President, Sec- retaryl. Favorite expression: Baloney! What I remember most: Chem- istry and physics tests Q WILLIAM MOODY Bill Restaurateur Athletic Club Ureasurertp Homeroom CPresidentJ: Class Dance Committee: Class Mar- Shal. Favorite expression: You like that, huh? What I remember most: Soph- omores blocking stairways gf?-v CAROL MULVANITY Mul Airline Hostess Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus, French, GIC Clubs, Art Service Club: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Ooh, l'm so nervous! What I remember most: The iokes of Mr. Hollerer JUDITH F. MORITZ Judy Medical Secretary Dramatic, GIC, Chess Clubs, AEGiS: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Hey, that's neat! What I remember most: Fire drills ff ' 'X , f I , T. P M S5t wrn,t Wi, A 911, LAURENCE EVERETT MURCH Larry Engineer Mathematics, Chess Clubs, Home- room CPresident, Vice Presidentjy Class Dance Committee: Usher at Graduation. Favorite expression: Seriously. . . What I remember most: Our good ol' chemistry experiments ' 540, PATRICIA H. MORRILL Pat Airline Hostess Spanish, GIC Clubs: Office Aide: Student Service Corps. Favorite expression: Oh, well! What I remember most: Football games and dances GLORIA NADEAU Glo Executive Secretary Mixed Chorus, GIC, First Aid, Bus- iness Education Service Clubsg Ot fice Aide: Student Council CAI ternatejg AEGIS: Homeroom iVice Presidenttg Class Dance Commit- tee. . Favorite expression: You embar- rass me to tears! What I remember most: Mr. Casale and his cherubs 3 f-'15 -fl- CHARLES MORRIS Butch U. S. Army Cross Country: Track. Favorite expression: What's your excuse? What I remember most: The English classes Y -Gia f 'E iff, if it A ttf. .a.-., JAMES NARDELLA Jimmy Store Manager Favorite expression: Sure you will! What I remember most: Mr. Roundy 'C ., rteffxtl .-Af' MW? A ,.t,, ' 3 WILLIAM NELSON Bill Electrical Engineer Slide Rule, Wood Crafts Clubs, Homeroom CTreasurerJ. Favorite expression: Moan! What I remember most: Those minutes waiting to go to lunch PAUL NOREN Physicist Mathematics, Chess Clubs fTreasurerD. Favorite expression: Hmmmm! What I remember most: Those broken test tubes CAROL NICKOLSON Nicky Teacher Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus, Baton Tvvirling, GIC Clubs, Business Education Service: BEVER- LEGA. Favorite expression: Like-help! What I remember most: All my good times PAUL E. NORRIS The Lung Teacher Sportsmen's, Mathematics Clubs, Cross Country lCaptainj: Track: Talent Show, Band: Orchestra. Favorite expression: Huh? What I remember most: Mr. Page on the way to lunch CAROL ANN NICOLL Nicky Nurse Dramatic, First Aid, GIC, Stage Craft Clubsg BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: l'm gonna Hunk! What I remember most: Mr, Jame- son's geometry classes JUDITH NILES Judy Medical Secretary Business Education Service, Fu- ture Teachers ot America, GIC Clubs: Homeroom tPresidentJ, Class Dance Committee, AEGIS. Favorite expression: Hi, Cher- ubs! What I remember most: Mr. Casale Charge of the fire brigade Only 657 more trips to go! f'4'.'I,n 1 f 4' K , ALFRED NUNES Al Machinist Chess Club lSecretaryi: Home- room CVice Presidentj. Favorite expression: Mulfo biano! What I remember most: Crowd- ed corridors Q15 N. 'Il -avi, Xi WILLIAM NISBET Nis Engineer Football: Homeroom fSecretaryig Student Council lAlternatej, Favorite expression: Get outa here! What I remember most: Spring prac- tice r I CAROL ANN NOONAN Carol Nurse Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs. Favorite expression: lt's a howl! What I remember most: Seven period days 1' 'Q FAYE R. NYLAND Secretary Future Teachers of America, GIC Clubs: Student Service Corps: Art Service Club lSecretaryi: Business Edulcation Service Club: Student Council lRepresentativeIp BEVER- LEGA7 Usher at Graduation. Favorite expression: But, why? What I remember most: My soph- omore year vr 3v PATRICIA OBEAR THOMAS A. O'KEEFE Pat Tom Dental Hygienist To complete my education French, GIC Clubs: Student Serv- Favorite expression: I'll tell you ice Corps, Art Service Club, tomorrow! Favorite expression: I don't know! What I remember most: The What I remember most: The 'ibfafv Pafiles quiet cafeteria REANNE PAINCHAUD Rainy Teacher Future Teachers of America, Dramatic, French Clubs: AEGIS: Student Service Corps. Favorite expression: What? What I remember most: Those first few days at the cash register KAREN PETERSON Pete Nurse Mixed Chorus. Favorite expression: Dub! ai f' VLC? DEANE PALMER Deano Technician Sportsmen's Club: Track. Favorite expression: Why not? What I remember most: The mass in the cafeteria at lunch 253 .fait fw- if si. , 1 ' iw Mfztinft-it ' ' Xi ' I ff? e Q I s 8 g. if R if, ff , ,f C: .5 1 fr I 6 1 KENNETH W. PETERSON Ken Physicist French, Slide Rule Clubs. Favorite expression: Scram! What l remember most: Soph- What I remember most: Mr. Cart- omores in the cafeteria er's history call and all of his boys. pm! . 15 JOHN PARMENTER Fats Business Administration Dramatic, Sportsmen's Slide Rule Clubs: Football. Favorite expression: Sack of Soot! What I remember most: Game periods in 202 BETSY PHILPOT Bets English Teacher Future Teachers of America, Dra- matic, GIC Clubs: Student Serv- ice Corps: Student Council: Home- room Ureasurerj: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Just don't panic! 'What I remember most: Mr. Ca- sale's Cherubs in 203 ,H-in H15 LORNA J. PARSONS Lonnie Secretary GIC, Record Music Apprecia- tion Clubs: Art Service Club: AEGIS: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Huh-huh Honey! Groovy! What I remember most: Mr. Casale: fire drills during econ- omics 4 ALICE LOUISE PIERCE Jeff Theatrical director Mixed Chorus, French, GIC Clubs: Student Service Corps ICo'LeaderD: AEGIS: BEVER- LEGA: Homeroom fSecretaryJ: Centennial. Favorite expression: But, but, but. . . What I remember most: Being V2 of the Mutt and Jeff com- bination , P' NANCY PECUNIES Nance Office Worker Mixed Chorus Club. Favorite expression: Wouldn't you be surprised! What I remember most: All the fun l've had especially during my senior year JUDITH ANN PIERCE Judy Nursery School Teacher Future Teachers of America, Dramatic, French, GIC Clubs: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Daddy, I wanna new car! What I remember most: Mr. CasaIe's Cherub room 49' LOIS MARY PELLICELLI Loye Journalism Spanish, Baton Twirling, GIC, Record Music Appreciation Clubs: AEGIS: Art Service Club: Student Council lRepresentativeJ. Favorite expression: W-e-I-I! What I remember most: My top locker I never could see or reach into WILLIAM PIETRINI Willie-Pie Teaching Football: Homeroom lPresident, Vice Presidentl: Usher at Recep- tion. Favorite expression: Whoppy- Ding! What I remember most: Victory dances Ala TY Q, I ,, .IUDITH E. PERKINS Judy Secretary Mixed Chorus Club: Business Edu- cation Service Club. Favorite Expression: Honestly!! What I remember most: Onerway stair cases 'Q' i . GRACE PILLMAN Gracie Social Worker Science Proiects: Dramatic Clubs. Favorite expression: What a ball! What I remember most: Archangel Casale watching over 203 ff., SANDRA PERKINS Sandy Model Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, GIC, Stage Craft Clubs: Basketball: AEGIS: Homeroom CSecretary, Vice Presidentl: Class Dance Committee: Talent Show: Stu- dent Council fllepresentative, Alternatel: Student Service Corps. Favorite expression: Hi, there! What I remember most: Being Mr. O'NeilI's mighty mouse awww ROBERT PINCIARO Pinci Business Management Football: Homeroom fTreasur- erj. Favorite expression: If it don't figure! What I remember most: Lunch -P' ROSALIE J. PINCIARO Roe Beautician Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs, Busi- ness Education Service, Dramat- ic Clubs, Student Council IRep- resentativej, AEGIS: BEVER- LEGA, Homeroom IVice Presi- dent, Treasurerj, Class Dance Committee, Usher at Gradua- tion. Favorite expression: Ya, sure you do! What I remember most: A cer- tain basketball player --as V' VIRGINIA PITMAN Ginny X-Ray Technician Dramatic Club. Favorite expression: Oh, Boy! What I remember most: Walking in the corridor before school in the morning Temper, temper! KATHLEEN A. POWERS Kath Teacher Mixed Chorus Club, Guidance Aide, AEGIS CBusiness Mana- gerb, BEVERLEGA, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Oh, great! What I remember most: AEGIS parties wt-.2 LINDA T. POWERS Lyn Teacher Mixed Chorus Club, AEGIS IBusi- ness Managerj, BEVERLEGA, Home- room, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Swell! What I remember most: Football games, AEGIS parties II6 .--Q. TAPS , THOMAS PREDKA Tom Aviation Mechanic Favorite expression: What do you mean? What I remember most: Make-up periods in A JO-AN F. PSZENNY Jo Teacher Future Teachers ot America, Dramatic, GIC Clubs. Favorite expression: What did you say? What I remember' most: Mr. O'NeiII's study hall What I remember most: Being SUZANNE POMPEY Suz Nursing Dramatic, GIC, Stage Craft, De- bating Clubs, AEGIS, BEVER- LEGA. Favorite expression: You're mean! one of Mr. Casale's Cherubs ,v RONALD A. POOLE Ron Merchandising Chess Club. Favorite expression: Really! You dont say! What I remember most: Mr. Ca- sale's smile during history quarter- lies What's her number? W YN fp V194 l f.-1 sl F LINDA J. PORRECA Lin Social Worker Future Teachers of America, Dra- matic, Mathematics, GIC, Record Music Appreciation, Art Service Clubs, Student Service Corps, Stu- dent Council CAlternateJ, Basket- ball, BEVERLEGA, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Helppp! What I remember most: Mr. Ca- sale's homeroom fi' ,,.., , 'libs LINDA JANE PUBLICOVER Liz Undecided Photography, Art Service Clubs. Favorite expression, Who was that? What I remember most: Homeroom 203 II7 .IUDITH POTTER Judy Secretary Dramatic, GIC, Stage Craft Clubs, BEVERLEGA, Homeroom CSecretaryD. Favorite expression: You're late! What I remember most: Speech- es every Friday in 218 ,fl 'hw no quam-...H ' WILLIAM QUIGLEY Bill Electrical Engineer Slide Rule, Fire Extinguisher Squad, Football, Basketball, Track lSpringl. Favorite expression: Late Again? What I remember most: The day I was on time M ml -0 wg, DENNIS QUINN Denny Teacher Senior Play, Homeroom CSecre- taryli Spanish, Proiectors' Clubs, Cross Country KMan- agerj, Track Clndoor, Spring. Managerl. Favorite expression: My word! What I remember most: Sopho- more seats in the assembly hall 1 LINDA M. RAY Teacher Future Teachers of America, Mix- ed Chorus, GIC Clubs, Student Council CRepresentativeJ, Home- room CTreasurerJ, Class Dance Committee, Talent Show. Favorite expression: A-yah, I guess-! What I remember most: Mr. Ca- saIe's serious homeroom. eu-ul, 9615 THOMAS T. RIQUIER Tom Civil Engineer Sportsmen's, Slide Rule Clubs. Favorite expression: Gobs and gobs of them! What I remember most: Mr. Le Blanc's yearly lecture to the soph's RICHARD ROBBINS Dick Chemical Engineer Slide Rule, Athletic Clubs, Basket- ball, Cross Country, Usher at Graduation. Favorite expression: Oh, fudge! What I remember most: The food! ANDREA RAYMOND ROBERT S, REEVER Andy Bob Teacher Accountant Future Teachers of Amrica, Mix- Photography Club, Band, ed Chorus, French, GIC Clubs, Orchestra. Student Council lAlle Ialel- Favorite expression: Not bad! Favorite expression: My name is t A d I What I remember most: Fellow no n rew. students What I remember most: Mr. Ferro's Spench Class i'f1z-'I-ff' H M LEONARD ROBERTS Robbie JAMES ROBICHAU Jimmy Auto Mechanic Accountant Favorite expression: Gee, I don't Homeroom KPresidentJ. know! Favorite expression: Ya! What I remember most: Beverly what I remember most: Mr. Trade School related classes Curranfs Enggish Class in my junior year DONNA REEVES Airlines Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, GIC Clubs: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Well ya betta! What I remember most: Mr. Norden's Economics Class i 49 KENT ROBINSON Whity Draftsman Favorite expression: Almost! What I remember most: Trade School Office SYLVIA ANN RENZIE Teacher Future Teachers of America, Span- ish, Mathematics Clubs: Student Council CRepresentativeJ: Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Hi ya kiddies! What I remember most: Friday speeches ROWENA GAIL ROBINSON Rowe Undecided Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, French, GIC Clubs. Favorite expression: That's cool! What I remember most: First period physics class with all the other kids II9 PAUL RHUDA Accountant Fire Extinguisher Squad: Student Council CRepresentativeJ: Football, Track lCaptainJ: Homeroom lVice Presidentj. Favorite expression: What do ya say? What I remember most: Senior Reception of '58 A,-Q, I PATRICIA ELAINE ROGERS Pat Undecided Favorite expression: That's cool! What I remember most: Getting lost 5 ROBERTA J. RIMARI Berta Airline Hostess Dramatic, GIC Clubs: Basketball. Favorite expression: Has any- body seen Butch? What I remember most: Senior Reception of '58 DONNA ROSCOE Secretary Business Education Service Club: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: No kiddin! What I remember most: The football pep rallies FQ: I ' 'fill ALFRED ROSSI Freddie Radio Announcing Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Clubs. Favorite expression: Me back anybody up? What I remember most: Abso- lutely nothing IRENE ROSSI Renie Waves GIC Club. Favorite expression: Ah-so! What l remember most: Coley's first year here Q ,fi -.r ff' JEAN RAE SANTIN Jeannie he dv! 1-JJ .81 x RITA SANTIN Rite Miss .9 0 Nursing Secretary GIC Cllllanagerl, Stage Craft, GIC, Record Music Appreciation Chess Clubsg Student Service Clubs. COVPSI Baseketball. Favorite expression: Oh no! FBVOHTQ eXP!'eS5!0V!1 l'm What I remember most: Past teach- hU'!QfYl ers What I remember most: Mr. Carter's history tests WILLIAM l.. ROWE Bill Engineering Slide Rule Clubg Football lMana- gerjg Basketball, Baseball CMan- agerbg Book Room, Favorite expression: I reckon! What I remember most: Books! Books! Books! MARGARET RUSSELL Tootsie Airlines Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Clubsp Basketballg Merchandising Class fSecretaryJ. Favorite expression: Jerry! What l remember most: Vaca- tion Ten cents more for the student counci!l l've got two from Mr. Carter! ALAN RYAN Al Dentist Slide Rule, Chess Clubs, Fire Ex' tinguisher Squad, Football, Basket- ball fCaptainJ, Baseball, AEGIS, Homeroom iPresident, Secretaryj, Class Vice President, Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Watch it! Here comes the coach! What I remember most: Weekdays 931' JUDITH ST. CHARLES Judy Child Psychiatrist Future Teachers of America, Dramatic, French, GIC Clubs, Student Service Corps, Student Council iVice President, Repre- sentativej, B-HIVE CEditor-in- Chief, Homeroom lVice Presi- dent, Secretary, Treasurerb, Drama Night, Class Dance Com- mittee, Usher at Reception. Favorite expression: I am per- turbed!! What I remember most: Those elevator sessions CHRISTINE SAULENAS Chris Undecided Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, GIC, Stage Craft Clubs, Art Service Club, Basketball, Class Dance Committee, Talent Show, Favorite expression: Big Dope! What I remember most: My iunior year with our football team JAMES SAVINO LINDA SCANLON DONALD SEARLES Joseph Guidance Director, French, GIC Don Sylvania '60 Clubs, Student Service Corps, Bas- Electrical Engineer Favorite expression: I guess so! kelball' Proiectors', S1699 Craft ClUbS: Whar I remember most: The reach. Favorite expression: We won again! Band. ers What I remember most: The tre- Favorite expression: Why not! mendous school spirit and great Whar I remember mosh The football Team great football teams I2l tl 4. af' ,fe ,ffm 'I SCOTT S. SEDEROUIST Skip Undecided Proiectors', Stage Craft Clubs: Talent Show, Band: Orchestra. Favorite expression: Like help! What I remember most: The cool high school bands RICHARD SMIGLIANI Smigs Accountant Athletic, Chess Clubs: Baseball: Homeroom CVice Presidentl. Favorite expression: Nice punch! What I remember most: The SO, experiment in chemistry ti .x. I , N GAIL F. SEERY Nurse Mixed Chorus, GIC, Stage Craft Clubs: Guidance Aide, Student Council CRepresentativeJ: Home- room CVice Presidentl. Favorite expression: Anybody seen Carrol? What I remember most: Final exams 'df' ,v-- NHL , ls!-' DONALD L. SMITH Smitty Retail Fire Extinguisher Squad. Favorite expression: We need you! What I remember most: My iunior year i . - -wrq X, Ja Q!! CLAIRE MARIE SHANNON Red Bookkeeper Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs: BEVERLEGA: Class Dance Commit- tee. Favorite expression: You're the greatest! What I remember most: Tests ul 'A ...file ll MICHAEL SMITH Mike Air Force Mechanic Stage Craft Club. Favorite expression: Almost! What I remember most: Lunch period Int 4-nr hy' NEIL ELLIOTT SHARE Pediatrics Slide Rule, Chess Clubs: Fire Extinguisher Squad: Student Council !AIternateJg AEGIS. Favorite expression: Huh? What I remember most: AEGIS assemblies NANCY PEDRICK SMITH Nance Writing or Teaching Future Teachers of America, Dramatic, French, GIC Clubs: Student Service Corps: AEGIS CEditorJy Drama Night. Favorite expression: l'm crushed! What I remember most: Work! Work! Work! A 'NPI av- 'i THOMAS F. SHEEHY Dooley Retail Manager Track. Favorite expression: I don't care! What I remember most: Talka- tive people from BEVERLEGA 'Y sl - .-lu ' 1 4 l , I I , x v ,I F-1 I 'fu X RUSSELL SMITH Smitty Physicist Science Proiects, Chess Clubs: Fire Extinguisher Squad: Tennis. Favorite expression: I don't know! What I remember most: Con- gested corridors . 1 .Xi lx, - ' : ., ' ,Z . 0- -4 K, I ROBERT SICOTTE Si 1497. 'Tj' LINDA ANN SIDELL Lynn Government Agent Retailing Mixed Chorus, Stage Craft Clubs. Favorite expression: You're a doll! Favorite expression: Hey, Jim, did What I remember most: Mr. Deep's you see that? Merchandising Class What I remember most: The girls .Q-s ROBERTA SIGMAN Berta Psychologist Mixed Chorus, GIC, Dramatic, French, Glee Clubs: Student Service Corps: Student Council lRepresentativeJ: Homeroom lSecretary, Treasurerl: Class Dance Committee: Talent Show: Singer at Veteran's Day Assemb- ly. Favorite expression: l just didn't have the time! What I remember most: Certain teachers lt v N? '5 .,.. 59 fl . -- ' fm C15 T ' N. ' -1. l gm 67 91 RICHARD SMITHSON Richie Businessman Sportsmen's, Chess Clubs: Fire Extinguisher Squad: Student Coun- cil lRepresentativeJ: Homeroom lPresidentJ: Class Dance Commit- tee. Favorite expression: Still love me? What I remember most: Outwitting and maneuvering Mr Carter WILLIAM P. SQUIBB Bill Electrical Engineer Sportsmen's, Slide Rule, Senior Math Clubs: Student Council lRep- resentative, Alternatelp Usher at Reception: Band. Favorite expression: Beautiful! What I remember most: Ist period band rehearsals DIANA STANDLEY Dinie Floral Designer Spanish, GIC Clubs: Art Serv- ice Club: BEVERLEGA: Home- room lTreasurerJ: Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Roight! What I remember most: Class of T959 WILLIAM G. STANLEY Bill Naval Career Sportsmen's, Slide Rule, Senior Math Clubs, Football, Track, Homeroom CPresidentJ. Favorite expression: Oh, great! What I remember most: The back rows in mechanical draw- ing BEATRICE STONE TWIQQY Teacher Future Teachers of America, Dramatic, French, GIC Clubs, Art Service Club, Student Coun- cil CAlternateJ. Favorite expression: That old cross is heavy. What I remember most: Traffic iams tl X , J, JUDITH ANN STANTON Judy IBM Operator BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Oh, well! What I remember most: Long lunch line BETTY J. STON E Tiger Hairdresser Mixed Chorus, GIC, Stage Craft Clubs: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: Awful nice! What I remember most: Study periods with Miss Brooks l24 Budding Bernhardts I PATRICIA E. SWIFT Pat-Swifty Undecided GIC, Stage Craft Clubs, Guidance Aide, BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: For Pete sakes! What I remember most: B. H. S. News . ROSEMARY TAGNEY Rose Kindergarten Teacher Future Teachers of America, Dramatic, Baton Twirling, Slide Rule, GIC, Stage Craft Clubs, Student Service Corps, AEGIS, Class Danceg Homeroom fPresi- dentj. Favorite expression: I crashed the Car again. What I remember most: History class ,I QR ..fs54iif L. 'l . I N xtgiti-ci' , , t ' .5 ,fM5',:'14 nxlzV . fits! 1Y.'39:3x j t xl 'S xi. if f r clgalgi. ,- xg'-.. - 5 ' Agsi xx 5 'Ty f l- TVX 1 Q 3, A! ,s BONNIE JEAN STARRETT DONALD STETSON RICHARD STEWART Ma Stets Stew Secretary Physical Education Mechanic Mixed Chorus Club. Proiectors' Clubg Fire Extinguisher FBVOVHG GXPVSSSIOVII Well, GCIU- Favorite expression: I dicIn't do SCIUGCII Basketball: CVOSS COUUYVYI ally' ' ' if! TVBCIY- What I remember most: Long hours what I remember mosh Make, Favorite expression: Hi, there! up What I remember most: Gum . under the desk 15 n -H s ELAINE C. STICKENS Laine Nurse Baton Twirling, GIC Clubs, Li- brary Aide: Student Service Corps. Favorite expression: What's new? What I remember most: The football season I You mean this isn't a foxtrot? DELLA MARIE TANZELLA Dell Medical Technologist Dramatic GIC Clubsp AEGlSp BEVERLEGAQ Homeroom ITreasurerlp Class Treasurerg Class Dance Com- mittee. Favorite expression: What? Wheat I remember most: Math, AEGIS rehearsals l25 . QQ, in sy .,,A Q, un. gim- w CAROL JEAN TAWSE Carol Executive Secretary French, GIC Clubsg Student Service Corps, Homeroom ITreasurerJp Class Dance Com- mittee. Favorite expression: How about that? What I remember most: My career as curtain puller in 205 An gal --ff? BETTY ANNE TAYLOR Betty Teacher Future Teachers of America, Dramatic, French, GIC Clubs, Student Service Corps, Drama Night. Favorite expression: Don't get panicky! What I remember most: All those lab experiments Ar,-in filg 49' 'r-'fg7- DOLORES MARIE TOGNACCI Dizzy Nurse Mixed Chorus, GIC Clubs. Favorite expression: That's swinging! What I remember most: There isn't any penguins here fTB FAITH CAROLE TAYLOR Mutt Teacher GIC Club, Student Service Corps fCo-Leaderlg Student Council TAI- ternatebp AEGIS, BEVERLEGA CCopy Editorj, Homeroom fPresi- dentj, Class Dance Committee, Centennial. Favorite expression: I hate to say anything, Cyn, but . . . What I remember most: Being the other half of the Mutt and Jeff combination ..f-W PATRICIA TOLL Pat Teacher Future Teachers of America, Dra- matic, French, GIC, Record Music Appreciation Clubs, Student Serv- ice Corps. Favorite expression: Ssh! You Gigs! What I remember mostz' Lunch period itll-4 'T M94 xii! GLENN TERRY Fats Navy Stage Craft Club, Baseball, Hockey fCaptainJ. Favorite expression: Take a big bite. What I remember most: Mr. Carter and his periods ,Mm hangar! 'fs Q rr' I , 'zll n ' ,if is f JOHN TOLVAN EN Tolvy Scientist Athletic Club. Favorite expression: This as a heck of a situation. What I remember most: The time when I wasn't in school CAROL THIBODEAU Elementary Teacher Future Teachers of America CTreasurerJ, Dramatic, Baton Twirling CSoloistJ, GIC, Art Service Clubs, Student Service Corps, Basketball, Homeroom CVice Presidentb, Class Marsh- al, Talent Show, Senior Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Moldy! What I remember most: All the red-headed co-captains of the 59-60 football season ,f SANDRA ANN TON EATTI Shum Secretary Future Teachers of America, Photography, GIC, Business Education Service Clubs, AEGIS, BEVERLEGA, Class Dance Com- mittee. Favorite expression: I can't. l'm waiting for a call. What I remember most: The Big Archangel and Mr. Cooper FY. -o-gr ,Q A V. . v Q. r -'X .,s O LARRY THIBODEAU Tib Undecided Favorite expression: l'm IDBCIC again! What I remember most: Up stairways and Down stair- ways 1 .7 1 IN . I I .V i I . O : - ' 7-r 53 I ALICE TOORKS Medical Technology Stage Craft, Chess Clubs, Bas- ketball. Favorite expression: Holy cow! What I remember most: Sopho- mores' first day of school a'm? ? t- x DOREEN THOMPSON None Secretary GIC Club. Favorite expression: Would you? What I remember most: Mr. Norden's economic class A gf .g , ,Q FI if . ig th. T '-M15 ,M If fl L .DAVID TOWER Dave Management Slide Rule Club: Football. Favorite expression: No, you? What I remember most: The Library 2nd and 6th periods have P' -A ,. no I K 'W-., f JAN ICE TILLSON Medical Technologist Dramatic lSecretaryJ GIC lSenior Representativei Clubs: Homeroom lSecretaryIg Drama Night, Class Secretary: Cheerleader: Class Dance Committee, Usher at Graduation. Favorite expression: Me and my big mouth! What I remember most: Traveling around the second floor corridor in the morning Fi if Q, .rg 0 I it A . ,4 ll ,Xu V mx? , WI 35 q-Q-...v - uw,-.I .7 f t -5-i, X FREDERICK S. TOBIN Fred Mechanical Engineer Sportsmen's Club, Homeroom lPresideht, Vice Presidentjg Usher at Reception: Band: Orchestra. Favorite expression: Cut it out! What I remember most: The race from the gym to room 326 cf 'Y , . Uv 2' I . gf , I g J fi et - Qi 55' X . s N KENNETH W. TOWNSEND Kenny Mechanic Metal Working, Stage Craft Clubs. Favorite expression: Hi-they-ya! What I remember most: Mr Carter's detention periods SANDRA RUTH TREDWAY Sandy Nursing Mixed Chorus, GIC, Record Music Appreciation, Dramatic Clubs: BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: That's your problem! What I remember most: Foot- ball games -Q49 JOYCE ANNE TRENOWETH Joycie Buyer Stage Craft, GIC Clubs: Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: Hogwash! What I remember most: Mer- chandising Club LORRAINE E. WAIT Lorrie Inferior Decorator Spanish, Mixed Chorus, GIC, Stage Craft, Record Music Ap- preciation Clubs. Favorite expression: Where's the food? What I remember most: My iunior year and then the sen- iors JANE TROIANI Janey Airline Srewardess Mixed Chorus, Dramatic, GIC Clubs, Talent Show. Favorite expression: l'll never tell! What I remember most: Mr. Hersey and his brutal geometry FREDERICK P. WALES Fred Electronics Engineering Science Projects, Dramatic, Slide Rule Clubs, Fire Extinguisher Squad, AEGIS, Drama Night, Assembly Com- mittee, Science Fairs. Favorite expression: Waddya want? What I remember most: Pass slips, absence slips, slips for getting slips KATHY TROUBETARIS BRUCE R. TURNER Bubbles Mousey Housewife Draftsman Mixed Chorus Club, Favorite expression: What are Favorite expression: Like WOW! you doing? . What I remember most: The work what l remember mosh Defen' and the fun 'ion Caught in the act. '33 ...D '. 7 Wonder what they're so happy about? SANDRA WALKER Sandy Undecided Spanish, GIC Clubs, Homeroom iTreasurerJ. Favorite expression: For crying out loud! What I remember most: Mr. Jameson's geomistry Class HEATHER SUE TYRIE Feather Undecided Future Teachers of America, French, GIC, Record Music Appreciation Clubs, Student Service Corps, AEGiS, BEVERLEGA. Favorite expression: That's beside the point! What I remember most: Alphabetiz- ing, and more alphabetizing I SHARON Y. WALKER Sherry Air Force Nurse Spanish, Record Music Apprecia- tion Clubsp Class Dance Commit- tee. Favorite expression: Hi, Hon! What I remember most: Coach O'Neill's crewcut JUDITH WARD Judy Teaching Future Teachers of America Clubs, Homeroom fPresidentD, Class Dance Committee, Class Marshal. Favorite expression: Oh, never mind! What l remember most: Homework PETER VACCARO Stopper Undecided Favorite expression: What good is it? What I remember most: Good times l had in iunior English .bf sv . I' 5, t I I , stef , ff 'lr i fl '- 85,1 .ly . gt s . JOHN WARNER Johnnie Fireman Sportmen's, Athletic Clubs. Favorite expression: Would you believe it? What I remember most: Mr. Deep and general math 3 gl' All TN- 'fg . ,r 5 --Pl cur' AI is DAVID SCOTT WEBB Webbie Auto Mechanic Favorite expression: How about that! What I remember most: The first day of confusion 19 'V nr, MARTHA A. WILDES Marty Nurse Future Teachers of America Club. Favorite expression: Love ya! What I remember most: Chem. istry lab mm spy -ii 'S '-ull' GORDON WEEKS Buddy Engineer Slide Rule, Athletic Clubs: Basket- ball, Homeroom ISecretaryJ. Favorite expression: Cut it out! What I remember most: 6th period, library .W DEBORAH WILKINSON Debbie Dental Assistant Mixed Chorus, GIC, Dramatic, Stage Craft Clubs. Favorite expression: What should I do? What I remember most: My sopho- more year and all the senior boys I30 Qi' fm ff .,. ,t Cr' 'g -ffl'-'7 wwf KEITH E. WESTON Wes Machinist Chess Club, Trade School Revue: Homeroom CPresidentl. Favorite expression: Have a heart! What I remember most: Discipline ff ARTHUR L. WHEELER Bud Doctor Proiectors' Club. Favorite expression: That's a fact! What l remember most: Mr. Page's iokes ' ' l r '? ? 14 ,gm aff' Z' BEVERLY WILSON Bevie Airline Hostess Dramatic, GIC Clubs: Homeroom ISecretaryJ: Drama Nighty Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: OOOO-really! What I remember most: Nicknames DAVID RICHARD WILSON Dick Business Management Chess Club. Favorite expression: Blast! What I remember most: Being asked what I remember QI NONA WHEELER Commercial Artist Mixed Chorus, Art Service Club. Favorite expression: That's the breaks! What I remember most: The football dances SCOTT K. WOODMAN Woody Mechanical Engineer Sportsmen's lSecretaryD, Slide Rule Club, Homeroom fVice Presidentl. Favorite expression: No, thanks. I stopped smoking. What I remember most: The last 25 daze of school Npxs .- r xi 'ak' ROBERT L. WHIDDEN, JR. Bob Research Physicist Mathematics, Slide Rule Clubs, Fire Extinguisher Squad: Student Council lRepresentativeJ, Tennis, Homeroom lVice Presidentb. Favorite expression: Oh, no! What I remember most: Putting out those fires rffwg,-. 'lt' f MICHAEL J. WOODS Woodsie Carpentry Favorite expression: Dang it! What I remember most: Beverly Trade School .any I , . K SALLY ANNE WHITTIER Sal Home Economist Dramatic, French, Mathematics Clubs: Guidance Aide: Class Dance Committee, Homeroom lTreasurerJ. Favorite expression: lt's zingy! What I remember most: Sixth period in the library v .1 'u ., I ' t ,v J .X ae- A Q 5 'I . ,'i NEAL WHITTREDGE Whitt Pattern Maker Student Council lRepresenta- tive J, Footballg Basketball, Baseball: 'Track lSpringD. Favorite expression: Ya know? What I remember most: Watch- ing cheerleaders from 310 -' 'QQ ELAINE ZEITZOFF Zeitz Business Management Future Teachers of America, Dra- matic, French, GIC Clubs, Library Aide, Student Council iAlternatel: Basketball, AEGiS: Drama Night: Class Dance Committee. Favorite expression: No! Don't hit my nose! What I remember most: French class ' we l -.4 Rio' Most Juielhyeuf E an Brodie and Judith Eagan CD .gf Mos! Versatile Allen Ryan and Eleanor Myer GD o Qrimdkesf William Pietrini and Carol Thibed Q ll K I. J 4-1' E Ia 3 Q0 'fri l6'estJlfl11siei1111Q' Diane Hubbard and Melvin Deveau 9, Hee! Dressed Shalrneer McCarron and Donald Aucone Z Q 0 l5'eau and l6'elle Virginia Pifrnan and Sean McCarthy Kes! Dancer Anita Maistrellis and Thomas Lawle CD ,Most likely fe Succeed Judith ST. Charles and Jeffrey Forbes Hes! Aeter and ,flelress Nancy Abbott and Fred Wales GPM 1 as We 'K 4, ' 70? ,fb 'Yi fi Hes! Artis! Charlotte Lefavour and Guy Crosby 'Af l6'esf Persemzify Carole-Thibecleau and William Pietrini I34 C9 Q o Kes! Banking Judy Ward and Donald Aucone .uv- 'Phu Q'- Q91-1 Aoxf Hes! Athlctv Polly Keech and Robert Fabri I' R .ana www 4f ' Dane Mos! far 16975 Eleanor Meyer and Jeffery Forbes 1 la' ,qu ra-5 'ji .ve l Jlfl0.s'!,41m1s121g Q 0 Joanne Dodge and Kenneth DilRubio U 0 Q fu ylflcmrfriam Richard Dansreau 'S S Richard Perkins I36 .625 C'-9: Eleanor Murphy 4 HK in ...fl Jr sh, f Lf Iqn y ni .473 Advertisements Compliments of R. W. DRINKWATER Construction and Equipment Rental sl-lovEL-oozER-TRUCKS Beverly Farms Telephone WAllcer 7-0364 C ing. Pat Felix, Barb Dodge, Bill Moody BT 5RC EUC RSM LT Y Corsages Bouqueh LEE AND MOODY CO. FLOWERS BY CON-I-I William L. Moody, Pres. F I D' Bl Dodge Shed WA 2-ZI78 unera irecfors 9 Dane Sfreei' WA 2-0l53 DESJARDINS-JEWELERS Your Giff S+ ZI9 CABoT STREET ore BEVERLY. MASS. SAM'S CLEANERS Same-Day SI1ir+ Cleaning Upon Requesi' I-Hour Service Upon Requesl' Dry Cleaning :za cABoT STREET BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS WAIIcer 2-4745 FUEL on 287 C b + S+ B I HEATING COKE a O every E UIPMENT Q Phone Beverly WA 2-7I II Lei I'I1e SILVER FLEET Deliver Your Heal SALEM COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Accoun+ing, Secre+ariaI and IBM Courses FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES 70'rI1 Year PIacemen+ Service Send for New Ca+aIog CHARLES H. MCMANUS, Presiclenl' 254 Essex S'rree+, Salem, Mass. Salem PI 4-I960 13 BEVERLY C0-OPERATIVE BANK 1 Newesi' and Smar+es+ Spor'rswear and Accessories -All AHrac+ively Priced Complimenis of BEVERLY MOTOR SALES COMPANY, INC. CHARLES J. TERSOLO, Presidenf and Treasurer Sales-Oldsmobile-Service Halian Fiai' I33 Ranroul S+ree+ Beverly, Massachuseifs HOME MODERNIZATION HOME PLANNING HOME HEATING O LUMBER I FUEL OILS KITCHENS - GARAGES - HARDWARE - BUILDING MATERIALS You're Safe Every Day . . Wifh KNIGHT SINCE 1371 I 82 RIVER ST. WA 7-0032 Congrafulaiions and BesI' Wishes 'ro +I1e Class of I96O MAYOR THOMAS J. WICKERS The Very Best to the Seniors. Entire Class of I96I. With Best Wishes to the Graduating Class I33 Essex Street SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS KRANSBERG FURNITURE COMPANY Quality Furniture at Moderate Prices Cabot Street Tel. WA 2-3l40 Best Wishes METAL HYDRIDES INCCDRPORATED BEVERLY MASSACHUSETTS O'HARA'S Complimen+s of Carmo+e Painfs 1 Ar+ Supplies, Wallpaper N S 284 CABOT STREET WA 2-IS99 Compllmenls of Complimenls of PARAMOUNT CLEANERS Planfz 277 Ranioul Sfreei S+ore: 296 Cabol' Slreel' TEL. WA 2-27Il SHADE SHOPPE C. F. TOMPKINS Complimenis of BEVERLY QUal'lY FU 'fU'e FINANCE CORPORATIQN and Floor Covering Leo R. Hansbury, Manager I32 Cabo+ S+ree+, Beverly 269 CABOT STREET WA 2-59II WAllcer 2-O75l Congra'rula+ions Gracluafes TED SIHPOL Real Es+a+e ancl Insurance 22: CABOT STREET E WAllcer 2-I206 hi 4? .S:2L7 1g: f X . i 1 ' I Q 6 4 X Complimenfs of WILLIAM CHARLES STUDIO .W I mfr , ,nfl-A ,QU nh yv' 1 ' I I af f.. 4 I? . I Q, ': ,4 ... - 23, an l Xl, 4 I 'fl-si L. I . A f ' I. I ,gb mf? I If 'X .V , . ,tv mfr 1 ,,. ,SL N L: au? f A 7. nf 'xii ' ' ,, ' V -L - 1 L ' Y S 5 I .. . -.. Q I William Charles. Rosalie Pinclaro, Jeff Forbes Congratulations Class of '60 A ,,,, yeah V . s.-,, 1 ' fi ,f 15, BOMAC LABCRATORIES, INC. Salem Road Beverly, Massachuse'Hs gi XI iI3f!Yf',, msc:-aAuo160- 1 Q I H or 14. 111 4 MICHAUD BUS LINES, INC. F d K H Ie, Peier Hussey, Anifa Mais+reIIis, Gloria Laroche, Gail Kirby, P lly K I1 The Boys' Sfore Near Your Door A Cor. Dane and Cabof Sfs. BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS CONRAD CO. Complimenis fo The Class of I960 LOU'S SERVICE CENTER I04If2 Caboi' Sireei WA 2-5066 .I - I46 N BEVERLY NATIONAL BANK BURTON W. PHILLIPS CHARLES ELLIOTT CAROL MERSEREAU PATRICIA CONTI PHONE WA 2-0674 Complimenfs of MCQUEENYS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS l92 Caboi' Sfreef Consfrucfion-Appliances-Repairs WA 2-I743 BEVERLY, MASS. C. A. McOueeny BRISCOE STREET BEVERLY Complimenig Besi Wishes of EDWARDS SHOES BROADWAY PRINT COMPANY I84 ESSGX 5+-. Salem UTILITY Beverly WA 2-0885 METAL PRODUCTS FORNESS 8: MORGAN, INC. CON INC, AII Forms of Insurance MORGAN 8: DOUGLAS . Real Es+a+e Beverly, MassacI1use++s I73 CABOT STREET I47 .V I ,. -J if-1 . Z QD? A-1' ,..., , if 1:1 i-V ::'- vi, -.: :I -: -' 7. .,,at . fr.- -.Q 4 K N Complimenfs of BEVERLY FISH 81 LOBSTER COMPANY I9 Wafer Sfreef TEL. WA 2-02I0 FIIFID1 GEO. A. FOSTER, INC. WSI 2I I-2I7 Ran'rouI S+. WA 2-0059 SALES-USED AND NEW CARS-SERVICE C0mp,ime,,.S STANLEY e. HAYES of INSURANCE AGENCY 5 Broadway, Beverly, MassacI1useH BEVERLY WA 2-6600 EVENING TIMES The Du+cI1 Had a Proverb for if A Li+'I'Ie Too Lafe Is Much T L I BUY INSURANCE WHILE THERE IS YET TIME l' l48 CompIimen+s of 6 SOPHOMORE CLASS I959 I962 Com pIimen+s of COLONIAL CAFE INC. HENRY MCMAHON, Manager CompIimen+s of A FRI EN D THE GOVE LUMBER COMPANY 80 Colon S'I'ree+ Beverly, Mass. SID-NEY B. Bus:-:BY Hillman-Minx Sales ancl Service HIGH-GRADE USED CARS 60 Dodge Beverly, Mass. DOG CATERERS The Mosl' CompIe'I'e Pel Supply S+ore on 'Ihe NorI'I1 Shore 503 Ranloul S+. Tel. WA 2-0536 BEVERLY, MASS. FREE DELIVERY LEWIS. CLARK 81 BROWN Insurance - Reallors 275 CABOT ST. WA 2-4630 Complimenfs of JOSEPH W. MACAULAY PI1armacis+ 382 Cabol' SI'reeI' Beverly, Mass. CHRISTOPHER SHOE REPAIR I42 Cabol S'Iree+ BEVERLY, MASS. ED'S CAMERA SHOP Cameras -- Pl1oI'o Supplies 282 Cabol' S+. INear Ware Theairel ' i DELANEY APOTHECARY WILLIAM Z. LASKI, Reg. Pharm. 207 Cabo? Sfreel Beverly, Mass. Wa. 2-2245 I49 To +he Graduafing Class Congrafulalions and Besl' Wishes BEVERLY Y.M.C.A. MARIE'S BEAUTY SALON 296 Caboi' SI'reeI' BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS Telelphone WA 2-3368 RALPH'S VARIETY Ryal Side's Biggesi' Variefy S'I'ore 77 BRIDGE ST. BEVERLY, MASS. LAWRENCE TV SERVICE All Makes of TV's and Radios KERNWOOD AVE. WA 2-2686 Complimenfs of BEVERLY PAINT 81 WALLPAPPER COMPANY DUMAS I.G.A. SUPERMARKET I27 Bridge SI. Beverly Telephone WA 2-0288 DR. JOHN W. MCGINNESS Chiropodisl'-PodiaI'risI 234 CABOT STREET BEVERLY, MASS. Com pIimen'rs of M. H. BAKER CO. I8I Essex S'rree'l', Salem, Mass. The Fashion Cen+er of 'Ihe Nor+h Shore Telephone PI 4-6200 ROSE MARY NICOLO NICOLO BEAUTY SALON 6 Chesfnui' Sfreel' Beverly, Mass. Telephone WA 2-4439 RALPH L. LEONARD 8: SON Realfors I I S RESIDENTIAL - SHORE - FARM PROPERTIES I49 CBIDOI' S'I'I'66'I' WA 2-0252 WA 2-6343 BEVERLY' MASS, 206 Bridge S+. Beverly. Mass. I CompIimen+s f HAYES MUSIC STORE H'-F' R d PI Plumbing and Hea+ing I I ecor ayers Radios of All Types I42 RANTOUL ST. Compleie Line of Records BEVERLY, MASS. WA 2-70II Sheei' Music Piano CoIIec+ions DELUXE CLEANERS CompIimen+s 89 Cabo'I S+reeI' of A FRIEND WA 2-0506 Beverly, Mass. BARTER BROTHERS, INC. Flowers and Gifts 228 Caboi' S+., Dial WA-2-4086 I ISI i Complimenfs of L. G. BALFOUR CO. C' :' 9 6 Roberf Fabri, Francis Confi, Paul Rhuda. Jeff Forbes l52 Complimenfs of LOCALE TREE COMPANY 2 Cole S+ree+ P. O. Box 342 BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS WA 2-54I l Complimenls of SALEM EVENING NEWS Beverly Office 290 CABOT STREET Complimenls of NORTHSHORE WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. Dislribufors of Rhonda Lee and Blue Hill Producls BEVERLY MASSACHUSETTS Complimenls Complimenls o of LEE HERSEY OIL COMPANY Q l44 Ellloll' S'rree+ WA 2-I464 36 Webb Sfreef, Salem Complimenfs b Complimenfs of of BERNARD'S JEWELERS l'lOOPER'S NATION-WIDE MARKET l73 Essex S+ree'r Salem, Mass. I53 Com pIimen'rs of FISHER 81 GEORGE ELECTRICAL CO., INC. CompIimenI's of A FRIEND I 3 Ur 'ff' I c I' + T CINDY S, INC. omp 'men 5 O ' A'l5mgRg3l Haj,-51-Ylis-I-S HOWARD JOHNSON S L4 BRISCOE ST. BEVERLY, MASS. BEVIEEI? 51155, WA 2-zlsn BeS'I' WISITGS Complimenfs of . . . CABOT FURNITURE CO. PAUL MILL'S VARIETY STORE 26I Caboi' S'rree'I' Tel. WA 2-9603 BEVERLY 455 ESSEX STREET BEVERLY, MASS. I Sporfing Goods-Golf-Tennis-Baseball O KODAKS-FILM-DEVELOPING d A . + BATHING SUITS an me es KEDS FOR BEACHWEAR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE CQR-NlX CQ. 222 cabo+ s+ree+ WA 7-068I 278 Cabo+ S+ree+ Beverly, Mass. I54 T BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK ac? Dvlmna. Sandra Baker, Sandra Hu'rcV'1Enson, Paul Norr I55 75114- 454 O -4-' n ' , 'E -zmfZ,',1-n CHINALAND Chinese and American Food 48 DODGE ST. BEVERLY, MASS. Tiff' A - if eSe fl M if f S- f- get FAssETT's MARKET -i Groceries, Meals, Vegelables ' WA 2-2310 579 Essex sr. SPORTSWEAR WA M309 FUR ALL THE FAMILY Complimenls of The Y Inc, SAM GOLDBERG a soN, INC. UK UUNCQRD H7l33 w'f-- ix B 6, M Mn Road Station an 428 RANTOUL STREET WA 2-6400 BEVERLY IZHRMS X' Vf A. ABATE 8: SON Dealers in . . . ARTISTIC MEMORIALS . . . WAllrer 2-05l7 Compliments of GREENLAW ELECTRIC C0. Furnilure and Appliances Slyled for Eleganl' Livin 9 Complimenls of SAUL J. CAGAN, '27 SARA STERN CAGAN, '29 of Beverly Complimenls of MONTSERRAT SERVICE STATION Besl' Wishes 'ro 'lhe Class of l960 RALPH E, LEWIS I56 l-leal'-The Girdler Way COAL - COKE - OIL A Complele Hearing Service JOHN GIRDLER CO. CABOT STREET BEVERLY. MASS. 1. Complimen+s M. K. BOWMAN Fine Qualify Meals 280 CABOT STREET TEL. WA 2-4054 LEBEL - JEWELERS 264 Cabo+ S'rree1' Beverly, Massachuseffs ERNEST V. LeBEL GERARD R. LeBEL WHlTEHEAD'S VARIETY 37I Caboi' S+. BEVERLY. MASSACHUSETTS WA 2-5728 MARY'S APPAREL AND GIFT SHOP 272 Cabol' S+., Beverly, Mass. NAUMKEAG AUTO SALES, INC. DESOTO - PLYMOUTH Sales - Service 4 Colon S+ree+, Beverly, Mass. LENA'S SUBMARINE SHOPPE Corner Ranfoul and Wesl Dane Sis Beverly Phone WA 2-606l Open Daily I0 A.M.-ll P.M. Sun. 2 P.M.-I0 P.M. Opu East! 1 'li .5 A 19. f .-J' sv Thank heavens we've finished! Q- Our calm, cool and collected editor-in-chief. lf l hear The word deadline .-9 once more . . . Q- l'm not really destructive by nature! l'lOb6fY, who gave you the-P permission to become invisi- ble? banvnufwli. -rv- lnlidlanl Idiiiik WE PUD I -D, . W ,,,, U V I .. fu. ,pw l 4- ' - v ' f, qw.- . A mam:-Q W xgw :W ,...,..,, ' 'fu - X- U, f' X 'Y fy, x .yank ?iV,'5,vmg:Q if 35 F-mf .,,,, . , ,f .-M Nic-.. J' We Q 2 s , ,Y ' K .V , Y . 4 . ' M J f. ' , - DI rw' 'ff f- ' L 'H - mf, wg L . A ' :f'jf ' Q ' ,1,1'7,e!QL'f1i':em , -'O' ..' ' ,. ' ' 4 , ' . - Q nf, y' Ydfhfqx rx f v , ' .17-Q.. - . ff I' Q A 1 5' , . ff . ,fl K A X ' 1 W .1 ,r,. Lg . . 4 J 1 li! I' FG ' V X . ff K ' ' 1. qt 1 , A ' . Y' 4' Kcverly flzyh Schvol . . . Hevcrly, jldassarhusctts Cake Mr 0111! the Kal! Game of . N, D --- s . X H Q -- lx -4' W W. , .4 . , . . i . , S. As Coach George Taylor has said: This year ' was a building year for Beverly High's baseball team. W l . . . . . 'SQ' The team finished the season with a record of . . three wins and twelve losses. However, because .- H of the large number of returning players, a strong ' ' team is expected for next year. . ,,,..a. 4 .. Gif- M, -,Q f Y . ,- ...-- A F . - 33.3, ' 73495, ', :pig ,MR 4 '1' Q Q Captain Gerald Pelonzi and Coach George Taylor ., 5, W , . nf' . 'J' . f Q .auf Q19 A 'T' ' s ' X, ,, be l ef' X V X z . .Ja -r I 'F . . .gg '4 V . ' X f 6 SEATED: D. Litka, L. Frost, G. Terry, J. Monahan, S. Harrington, Captain G. Pelonzi, W. Babcock, R. Strout, P. Manzi, C. Stortstrom, P. Genest. STANDING: T. McCarthy, M. Harrington, A. Ryan D. Guinivan, R. Fabri, R. Wallace, L. Bellanger, J. Forbes, H. McCabe, R. Markham. ...ha ... F?-Q-, 1 1 vw- , '.l-fi-.1 , , bf, ,.- ..V,Vf,, Ngafe af fgfsgg Casey at the bat. 2 f' is 5'rfrc:f ,L A W., - wg,,NL gas N Through the leadership of Coach Robert Brown and Captain Kenneth MacDonald, the golf team this year achieved a creditable record of six wins and four losses. Since most of the team will be returning next year, both the coach and the cap- tain are looking forward to a successful season. Coach Robert Brown and Captain Kenneth MacDonald, Left to right: Brian Shay, George Thomas, William Glass, Captain Kenneth MacDonald, Coach Robert Brown, Robert Feeley, Thomas Carnevale, Laurence Murch, Richard Fielder. Par excellence! X 5 5, x. 3 Follow throucihl llndefmfsd Cram , Cena! . . . KNEELING: David Gerren, David Newhall, Evan Brodie. STANDING: Coach Daniel McGinnis, Robert Whidden, Christopher Yeo, Russell Smith, Robert Birkemose, Phillip Yeo, Captain Charles Elliott. Under the able direction of Coach Daniel MCC-innis and Assistant Coach Wayne Raymond, the tennis team had an undefeated record for the second consecutive year. Their unblemished slate consisted of eight wins and no losses and a total of forty out ot forty possible points. A grand slam! Coach Daniel McGinnis and Captain Charles Elliott 'A 'Q' DT 0 .'. A 5 if If Qi f --. W- S abzfvq ...ff -fs 3. 'w5f: e ' WE 'f ' 'J :IJ FJ -. rf? A Q-f ,T i 44 . G I 5 n - . 5 Q ' n - gf , U kk ox I g , ' 'K , , x. . 'I fs - A Q 7' rm , n 's M , ' A - .-va ,TNA R' K7 nw- ' ,gf - 4 . f-A - ,-,- . - -1-V . ,L .B 4 . Y - , .. .: it , Hu-1 - 3' via Xi' T ! , . a bv-.x . vi' . l . A ey' A i U' 6. V011 Han I Cake If With Wu 'N . 3 4. Fl or EL.. 5111: 3.3 2 One false rrove . .. This year's senior play was You Can't Take lt With You by Moss Hart and George Kauf- mann. The delightful comedy was well-re- ceiyed by the near record audience. The cast was as follows: Alice, Judith St. Charles, Tony, Frederick Tobin, Penny, Roberta Sig- man, Paul, Richard Bolton, Essie, Nancy Ab- bott, Ed, William Moody, Grampa, Thomas Riquier, Kolenkov, James Gastonguay, Hen- derson, William Standley, Donald, David Tower, Rheba, l-linda Katz, Mr. Kirby, Den- nis Quinn, Mrs. Kirby, Alice Pierce, Olga, Elaine Zeitzoff, Three G-Men, Jeffrey Forbes, Charles Elliott, Allen Ryan, Mr. Dipinna, Wil- liam Lemire, Gay Wellington, Joanne Dodge. Hold that pose! lil 6 l QU l6'ali Hai if' 'J H r A7 ,, J 5 'Q' . li l Clockwise: The Queen, Carole Thibodeau, Student Council President, William Lemire, the court, Joanne Datillo, Judy Ward, Judy St. Charles, Janice Tillson. BALI HAI This year's spring prom, sponsored by the Stu- dent Council, was designed with a theme from South Pacific. Music to complement the theme was provided by Lou Ames's orchestra. The Queen and her escort, Carmen Marciano. Music 1 my ears Miss Martha ,711 u Kctires MISS MARTHA JOHN This June one of the mainstays of Beverly High School is retiring. After having taught in North 'Eas- ton, Massachusetts, Miss Martha C. John came here in 1921 when the building was new and has been here ever since. Throughout her past years of service at Beverly High, she has undertaken various activities. Among the courses she has taught are family living, book- keeping, typing, shorthand, trans- cription, and office practice. She has also played an important role in extracurricular activities, havng been class advisor, sponsor of the Business Education Club, and head of the subscription and typing committees for Beverlega. Miss John's plans for her leisure include traveling, visiting, and devoting time to her hobbies. Her collections include colored glass, unusual pieces of china, odd plates, and all types of greeting cards, she has also filled many albums with photographs and match covers. In addition, she will spend much time at her picturesque camp in New Hampshire. 8 7- Sen Drs ogcflzer ' v Cleaning up the beach. , 1 One of The group. Q W 'ft . p I X X 'bi-' --' Ae Su. ,Q -f' ,4 fi 0, ,- 4 .. 1' r F, ' ' 5 X sf: 42 , ,. , ' .4 , . , ,- f Q, A 1 X ,A -V 1 ' Q, ,f 1 i ' r v 4' 'A mdk-. ' BUT seriously, folks. The double Check. I0 fo fha Last Uma Q - , . aff ,gp All this for a picture? 1 4 ...- 1 1 . V' . 'U F, 2861 ,ff ,, . . X - 4 ' - uw-. n- 1 Q .1 I ' A x .- ,L ' 'Nb 1' .f - , , ,A. -Q . - H . 1, A ' b .Eg I 31 ..,Q.: 4 '-2,5 ., . 1 5 - 5' 'u 5 ..- '3 ., ' ... ' ?'R 'N' ' Ks :Q ' B I x 1 'h gf' gn if 1- ' I - '-P '-.va-. i.. , - .-.QL N1 - ' The great wall of China, of course! it -' 4 . + Q- ' bb- .-X- ,f - - . J. XX , A A i- ---. rf, hvr ' -- ' .'. 5 'e 'f5rfN-Q. M i'f- . A ' - , .- g .-..-1.f...,, i. Qi -' , , D. A.. '. Ja. e in 'Q J , 1' ' .-- r , L, -1 'J --A .Y v.4?, -.3 I l A, A .L wg 1 X it .. JN . U ',.. H, .'l v..- 'S ..' -V- 'R Sixteen, count them. 3 'T 3 1- ' fd- ll . J W4 A fs- FZ. .ci lik 4 S356 ' -1 it .,, 3 fi . ti v 1 Q oi I This one speaks for itself. ' I . 5 ! 27,010 as CLASS SONG Music to the tune of, Follow The Gleam f Through three years at Beverly High We have studied, learned, and advanced To our classes, our clubs, our friends We look back with a wistful glance Enter, enter, enter to learn, Through work and play finding the way to Go forth, go forth to serve, For the challenge is ours today! We go forth to a higher call, Holding destiny in our hands, We, the light of a weary world, We, the hope of all troubled lands Enter, enter, enter to learn, Through work and play finding the way to Go forth, go forth to serve, For the challenge is ours today! The culmination of three years of work and play. On June l6, three hundred and eighty-four Seniors, having entered three years ago to learn, now went forth into the world to serve. The students and invited guests were entertained by a selection Espana by the orchestra, a flute solo Scherzino by John Hadley, and the song Oh, Brother Man by the Senior Chorus. The class was inspired by a talk The Stepping Stones of Life, given by Dr. Asa S. Knowles, the President of Northeastern University. The diplomas were presented by Ernest E. Chase, Chairman of the School Committee. After the Class Song, the graduates marched out of the hall, ending a beautiful gradua- tion. .--iaa ML T i '- r '- T J' . vs Class marshals: William Eastwood, Louann Page, Diane Johnson, and The fateful moment is nearing. Edward Mahan. I3 ,4 1611 I W0 dcrfulmemzf y. . . 00' 'Z M 4 :wh E 1, K . , ,ja .fr A' J-'E-TI' EEK-:I 'fiii' -AR ' '2-: iiffinze , J' ,Ae , J-,ex 6' 1'-. aff, V , -12055272 '5 ,iii ,fy ., Vg 7 ' ' Iii? . f .2221 .,egZfjo., . 'wer 'V 7' aff- :ff if .142 .fr ,. , Q 3233, 1,15 iff, V, xv f-' - Q' ,K i : 1 --T21 ,X J 50, -- avw.,.' 5-Q-, , , , ,ini -,151 - A. 1nw'T'. 'J 1, ,,,,x,.W,: .,f. -f.,,,f,,, if ' ',1..,f me v g ZQ2 ,- . . - , i ff' . .,f2.25,. . 1 bac' fig r 5 J ' J . v 1 Ae 4 ff ,, ,4-31, , f Y .1 547: 'Q-f,Q2g5x:-: +221 ff W Qf 'fl X Sf70r va' , f we' 'asf 35 45' A' f, is f 59 0 f V, ,v if E M ef 25? l ff. if if 'kv Y 4 , i 1 , rg, P 4 M' Y I.. A Ya, if Q 4 1 1 I 5 ii X 3 I , TJ U SJ, I f Q7 3 i' N I,,,. for '60 4.1, as gf. ,-f if 22' . AL ..,' 'Q tl SW mg Se fed fee,- X o 'B A. o in 2 1 C' .5 s I The Senior Reception of 1960 was held on June 17. Seniors and their dates had a beautiful evening to remember as a climax to three years at Beverly High. 4.5 me 552'i'-X.. , .QL , ' 353521 ' . I N321 A . 's Ls:- i' ff l xx. .re av? Q' Q 'tx to Ox!-l . X XFOOX pleas 9 Q. Ur . 60 . oe S fs fewlx Q 'NO I4 mme Q0 ' M Sen 21 Kecepf Im, I 960 I MS 'XS ' we Highlighting Reception Night were the ever-pmpular punch line. ii ,. 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