Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

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' .-,f - 1' M i.f e ' sf . 4' I ,f ' 1 BEVERLEGA 1962 Q I I V 1 THE BEVERLEGA PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF I962 BEVERLY HIGH SCHCOL BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS ,I FACULTY ACTIVITIES SPORTS LINDERCLASSMEN SEN IORS ADVERTISEMENTS Of? C0014 The elements of student life, experiences . . . sensations . . . memories, l1ave been ours for the past three years. Such indelible imprints are a part of us now, not to be forgotten or replaced by the future but to be carried Within ourselves. So it l1as been with our predecessors and so, too, it will be with those Who follow. To help us retai11 these impressions of this period of our lives With a lasting vividness is and always has bee11 the pur- pose of Beverlega. The Class of 1962 is privileged to present the twenty-fifth edition of Beverlega, which, even as it brings to a close our high school days, serves to make them ours forever. ful- Va? fit 'hill :Ya La X' ra J I 1 rf wi, via-if' fi Jail' vfl fgy-CJ an 'P Vg' ' ffr k ixpfl kxerg L 5 1 1, IQ: Ay C qi if -362:45 gf s far V-.,'4xGt'- ggi, Q . A ' hu ' V Q- . :' 145 ' r f, J f , . I '+5f'1,- ' , . , ,fi-P., , fur -my 1 ' 'i ,ff 2 xr vb - ,'l ?3'li 4 UZ' 1- 1 ...Z ., sv ,. ., . I g. .bp I-M.-L., . ff.. M ,CL IV. ,gt.:ff','i-4.'. , t .'.' , ..' :wx-1 , gfwvf '- 1- , 'A - , ',',Q' -1 19. ' ,Il :rl 1 ' fl. -1 1 ,Q 41- 4 .F .-:xr :nffb ,K --l'.4j..1 , f. ,px .. ,.- I 'I ' A - .,:,-1.1.-5,2-af ' - Ir,-gxffifll' ' ,,, -. V . . . , . ,, 4, . ,-it gl .. as-.M2 plj'1'f - 5 -.1 , ' 'A lf--- e3ga , ' ' . 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V Jlf. -rf: n K '-.- ,g '31,-by 1-Q AQ, 1- x 1 , 1'-u ' ll aer:!:'f-f :- vs' ,- 22111: ew. . x xf? , . gn-' ' - , , - iff-692-:fi4lf7 -7 .+I fi'- g'2-'.7 I-'jg 5 ..,-If-,g ,' 2 ,7-'f 5.:'3Q2f31gf ,gi11irT'j 'Tiff-5? ff' Q.. - QQ: ' ' . JG, 51 fy gg, .- fu: 1,V 4 -1 'Ai ...L- 1:1 : , .-49 -:wwf . ' 1-3 ' ' - ' 1 .-:,.'.1 ,gf - ':n. .' f ' -,4.', 'F--fa-'M . 'G -N 1- ', 's' 1-:. e,14 'rl' - trgwsrlg V- -.F .- :3f.r.:'f ,- , -1 - , Q.. 5:- -':.. 'L' . fi. LT, 1 5 A 4X.' Q n 5' r + ' 1 Qt I ,4 .3 2' . ' .Tc FACLI LTY Ka Many Years of Experzence Administration B.H.S. is very fortunate to have such an experienced and Capable administration system. With the indispensable aid of Mr. Harland Carter. disciplin- ary officerg Mrs. Edith Carr. School Nurseg Miss Dorothy McClure, Cafeteria Managerg Miss Dorothy Wallace and Miss Susan Allison, office workersg the office aides: and. of course, Mr. William Foley. our principalg the school con- tinues to operate smoothly and efficiently. NIR. HARLAND CARTER fDisciplinary Officerl ?,, 4 5 'N X - ,v L.. K X WILLIAM J. FOLEY lprincipalb 1 Plus Efcient Work 'i df' W! DOROTHY WALLACE SUSAN ALLISON ffice Aides First Row: E. Margolis, J. Terrio, 5. Mes. M. Richards, C. Wuitt, V. Thmnas. Second Row: J. Dunbar, S. Risoldi, D. Taylor, K. Richards, S. Roberts, D. Funari. Third Row: K. Drnhan, J. Miller, C. Marine-lli, J. Quinn, C. Walker. ,,, WW an In utrition and Good Health EDITH CARR fSChO0lNU1'SEl 5--fr X f' 4' X x I 1 X,. I ' ' A gag ' DOROTHY MCCLURE lCafeteria Di1'ectn1'l , . fuclund tln- fwn xv, 'Z ?' -'fs , fr' ' I 9 xxx 4- I -- , ,- -f f -2 ' ,,. M A 'fkf' I ci Hlblllll WGN Th Gudd s Well Gy L6 uidance To the students at B.H.S.. the Guidance Department serves as a pleasant and relaxing spot where one may discuss his academic and social problems with his counselor, or browse around. considering colleges, careers. or jobs. With Mr. Frank Root as guidance head, Mr? Ida Xicolo as clerical worker, the four guid ance aides, every sort of assistance is avail- able. This invaluable aid is recognized and appreciated by all B.H.S. students. Mrs. Corbett gives Linda Hutchinson experienced advice in the guidance office. ui ance counselors, First Roux: Doris Boyd, Frank Root, Guidance aides. First Row: P. Michetti, Furnari, J. Elliott, Helena Corbett. Second Row: Hose Brancato, Ralph Lizio, Ida and P. Dougherty. Second Row: C. Murphy, J. McGarr, J. NICHIU. Hubbard, and J. Caldwell. ai Q C7 l W e Gathered Material. . . u Can't tell nie that library passe' are this liigl Lihrar The library at Beverly High School. under the supervision of Miss Helen Gay and her staff of library aides. is a sourve of help to all students. The library is especially useful to those students writing term papers and is as well an excellent source for both research and recreational reading. With its adequate sources and willing lilvrarian. the library has played an important part in the student? preparation. For ur Term Papers Fzrst Row: Helena Corbett, Mary Jackson, .lean Donovan, Isabel Harriman, Sandra Johnson. Second Row: Edward Watt William Cooper, John Doherty, Douglas Rowe, Emery Hollerer. English Beverly High School is most fortunate in having an especially comprehensive English program. The principal aim of the department is to introduce to all students-general, col- lege preparatory, and business-basic con- cepts in literature, grammar, composition, and speech. At the same time, any individual creativity of the students is encouraged in the classroom and given further chance to be developed in the schoolis publications, each of which is under the supervision of a mem- ber of the English Department. You say William Shakespeare is dead ? I 6 i W e Learned of Infinity l p-5 First Row: Eleanor Brooks, Bertram Leadbeater tht-ad of departinentt, Charles Walsh. Se:-ond Row: Lee Jameson, David Nathans, and Warland Hersey. This can be reduced-very easily! Mathematics The Mathematics Department. under the direction of lVlr. Bertram Leadbeater. offers the student an opportunity to explore the various fields of mathematics. ln addition to the basic curriculum, there are othi.-i' oppor- tunities for budding mathematicians to de- velop their talent in various math clubs. This year. supplementing the Rexiew Math and Slide Rule Clubs. is the math team. which has been found to give more students a r-hance to increase their interest and ability in math. Studied Scientwc Methods Science The Science Department, under the direction of Mr. Richard Preston. includes well-developed courses for those who wish to study biology, chem- istry, or physics. The lab facilities are available to any students who show ability in these fields. Mr. Paul Caradonna and lVlr. Philip Kendrick head the Scientific Investigation Club, which is available to students wishing to know the secrets of science. This year. a Physics Projects Club has been started for those students showing special aptitude for physics. There is no specified club, but those pupils expressing an interest in chemistry are able to start projects in the afternoon with lVlr. Preston. AQ This wire causes how, Ralph Lizio, Paul Caradonna, Richard Preston ihead of departmentJ,Pl1illip Kendrick, Anton Kishon, Robert Michel. 1' Co gm l l v l l i ti' First Row: Hersha Fisher, Joh Learned From the Past Histor The History Department, under the super- vision of John Page. instructs the students in past happenings through its American and world history courses, and in current events through its modern history and problems of democracy classes. In teaching them what people have done and the trends of thought that lie behind these actions, the History De- partment tries to show the students how his- tory is made and why it has taken the course it has. William Jenkins, Michael Casale '-'- ' stirs I. i ,i . t i , A .. I .11--'rl ' J n Page ihead of departmentt, Harland Carter. S Viewing the United States from 205 econd Row: Frederick Hammond, :fs xii, 69 oineoi I nowleofge of Foreign Countries if I, 42 -fl Q3 ZA' fl tis? Doris Tee-ling, Margaret Story, Eleanor Warren. Elsie Watters, Lila Hennessey. Foreign Lan uoige The Foreign Language Department. under the direction of Miss Eleanor Warren. provides an opportunity for students to become acquainted with the languages, cultures. and customs of our neighbor countries. Languages offered at Beverly High School are German. French, Latin. and Spanish. Recently a new language laboratory was added to the Foreign Language Department. en- abling those stuclying German, French. or Spanish to develop their speaking as well as their writing abilities. Besides being used as a part of classroom work. the laboratory was made available for use after school and during study pe- riods for those students particularly in- terffstefl in achieving greater fluency in language. 20 Listen, my children, and you shall hear . . . l Trained in H omemaking Home Economics The home econoniitfs rooms on the third floor are always busy. For the girls who wish Io study the art of home-making. the school offers a variety of courses including Cooking, sewing. and home and family liv- ing. instructed by Miss Ruth Cluff and Miss Millieent Boswell, the subjects may be taken as the Complete home economics Course or they may be taken individually as electives. This year the Modern Miss Club, sponsored by Miss Cluff for the second year, was available to girls wishing to further their knowledge in home eco- nomics. Dont lnt any str iy pins Think it's done? 2 I Introduction to Business lf? xg First Row: Roy Norden, Constance Turlo, Eleanor Lambert on Mar aret 'Vhner Second Row Rose Brancato Dorothy Dixon Evelyn Ricciardi, George Accomando. Business Education Our Business Department is designed to create efficient workers for the business world. It teaches the fundamental skills of typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand, along with valuable courses in secretarial practice. office practice, consumer educa- tion. and advertising. This year the Business Department add- ed another teacher. Mr. George Acco- mando, to join Mr. Edward Deep and Mr. Roy Norden. Miss Eleanor Lambertson, who is the head of the Business Depart- ment, conducts the Business Education Service Club. Three teachers are connected with the Beverlega. Miss Constance Turlo guides the Typing Staff, Miss Margaret Miner is the head of the Advertising Staff, and Nlrs. Evelyn Bicciardi is in charge of the subscription and sales. Miss Brancato, Senior Advisor. is the business manager of the Aegisg and Mrs. Dixon is the man- ager ofthe B.lsl.S. News. Keeping arseloes Physically Fit Ann Farley and George Taylor Physical Education B.H.S. offers a complete athletic program under the supervision of Nlr. Charles Walsh. Providing the all-important physical training for B.H.S. are Miss Ann Farley and Coach George Taylor. Besides developing physical skills, this program offers the element of compe- tition in many intramural games. Boys who are especially interested in physical activity may go out for any of the many sports offered or join the Boys, Athletic Club. Girls who wish to fur- ther their physical activities may participate in any of the several sports or join the new Girls, Athletic Club, as well as the Girls' Intramural Club. Up and Over. Reach for the sky, boys. 10D Learning to Appreciate ls this the way Piscasso starte 'K Art The Beverly High School art course of- fers programs in commercial and general art, jewelry craft, and mechanical draw- ing. If a student does exceptional work, his contribution may be exhibited in a study hall or in the trophy case outside of the office. Nliss Bridgess and Mr. Le- Blanc are the capable teachers of these ffULll'b4,'S. And this should be a dotted line. Francis LeBlanc and Elsa Bridges x r .fryrh ',.LLz' 3. IA Lf' if fl -P. if BX' .X Or The Cultural Aspects 0 Lufe ug Eileen Kelley and john Finnegan Cleesuine tlirecsunie. Music x . ... lmr slumlcnls wlin lime spcvlal LllHllllf?S in music, the music clcpurlimfnt ulfcrs in- Sll'Ul'Ilf3IllHl and un-all iiislimivlimi. lfmlcr the direction of Miss Eileen Kelley and Mr. john Finnegan. thc lrzunl, 1-lmrus. Llllfl orcliestra offer an uppmluiiity for students who are intcrastecl in grmip pe1'fu1'1nz1m:c. All lwgtllltl' IIUW, l. 2, 3. Boys Gained Competence Smooooth! I General hop ln the General Shop program, lVlr. Winquist teaches the art of woodworking, and Mr. Shea teaches metalworking. They both strive to im- press upon the boys the care and use of tools, correct construction and finishing methods, and the need for safety in all their endeavors. General Shop is available to all students who plan to enter careers directly following the col- lege preparatory or general courses. Daniel Shea and Otto Winquist And now for the final touchup. i. L, J ,mari aa. A- hm .-A' -, , gli .-, :if '. ,., ew-ff' an-'Q , S1 if -fe . '7 Led o Experzenceol Teachers Beverly Trade School Beverly Trade School, one of the few of its kind in the area. is set up to train boys to be skilled workers in many fields. To accomplish this, the full staff of instructors teach courses in cabinetmaking. auto mechanics, machine shop, carpentry, patternmaking, printing, and sheet metal. In addition to these manual arts. courses in English, history, economics, and hy- giene are offered, and trade drawing, related math, related science, and trade topics round out a well-planned, well-guided, and useful edu- cation. RITA YORK and JEANNETTE COURSE 1Secretar1e t First Row: Seth Friend. George Taylor, Vernon Campbell H1111 l' l Lllutle l 1 1 N x 1 Tierney. Second Row: Michael Casale, Harold Coults, Norman Utd 1 Th 11 om ami Hmm an Owtn lixrttr Iamtnc Steedman. William Jenkins. Robert Tate. n Preparation For Don't start the engine yet. What werv those- speCith'ationsY HC' How many of these did you say we needed Their Chosen Vocations 5 '- oo, 3 I nvvntratlon plus xavt rrwaslxre-r1wr1ls. pl:-asf-Y 'U' 4- I, This one should do . . . ,A XX Q-.AU-V ,F r , , Y KH -2 wg ,-' .xt-e ' a .Mgr 5 5' t,',x'-fy. .54 ,X xt , 9 Q Q ee ' if Q 5 I -QI 1 Y .-.4-' T ' 6' 'nf amg .qP'f ,rv avafv Y O Il 'il su O I si Z5 5 ..a .- Y! In n. I .- i .H . gg' fi I an 5---I G ' X. -- .... 1 W - WQ. 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Twent Anniversar Beverlega 1962 marks the twenty-fifth printing of BEVERLEGA. Through a brief comparison of the first yearbook in 1937 and the 1962 edition it is obvious that BEVERLEC.-fs his- tory has been one of progress and expansion. BEVERLEGA, or THE AEGIS, as the book was entitled in 1932. was the sixty-three page Senior Edition of the AEGIS literary maga- zine produced under the supervision of Mrs. Helena Corbett. The enterprise was indeed a daring one with exceptionally good results, considering the many obstacles and handi- caps which had to be overcome. Still, there were those problems including a lack of pro- fessional photography, and because of them the book, as might be expected, was a far cry from the elaborate two hundred page production of today. Although a survey of the edition produced over the past twenty-five years reveals numer- ous technical changes, such as the various themes and the title which was THE AEGIS and then SENIOR MEMOIRS before it be- came BEVERLEGA, the fundamental pur- LAYOUT COMMITTEE .-X. Klan:-5, A. Brodsky, W. Ba lay 4EditorP, P. Michetti, A. Baker, H. Annis, A. Cheese-ma 32 I i L .0 ur Yearbook pose of the book has remained the same: to record in a photo-journalistic fashion a year of student life at Beverly High School. This year such a recording was made pos- sible through the guidance of Miss Isabel Harriman. general a d v i s o r, Mr. Williaxli Cooper. copy advisor. Mr. Francis LeBlanc, art advisor. Miss Constance Turlo. typing advisor. Miss Margaret Minor. advertising advisor. and Mrs. Evelyn Riccardi, subscrip- tion advisor. The production was a coopera- tive effort of these faculty members and Susan Nelson, editor-in-chief. and her edi- torial board consisting of Williarii Bagley, layout editor, Ellen Fiske. art editor, Mar- garet Dougherty. photography editor. and Judith Troop. copy editor. These people, along with all the members of their various committees. through their work during the entire year. were able to assemble this beau- tifully bound edition which we hope will be placed high on the list of the best Beverlega publications of the past quarter century. BEVERLECA ADVISORS Francis LQ-Blanc. Isabel Harriman. William Cooper, l3EYlCHl,li1l X COPE f1HNlXll'l'TEE ton. f.. xlLlI'lIl1'lll. f.. bil Smith. A. lit-rnson. l. lvivkfortl. 5. l'ra rlirmrp llftlitort, ,l. ffurter S Ccmoftots, Captions. . . Ccttastrophes Photography Committee First Roux' J. Dow, L. Blarim-Ili, Q' I Editor P. Dougherty. Second X L, Roux' G. Wallace. T. Page, B. Funari. C. Thilmdeau, P. Tan- nerbring. Thafs the one, there! Nb-x L,- nfx- .-L4 Z 34 ' Designing, Reciesigning. . . XX:-' Art Committee - Now if you crop it here . . . 35 I Selling and Typing Ad Infmitum 'Uv BEVERLECA SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE-First Row: P. Alvis. A. Vigoda, E. Margolis, M. Carroll, S. Hansbury, G. Harring ton, S. Donovan. Second Row: C. Powers, L. Beck, P. Rhyno, M. Richards, L. Dawson, K. Richards, S. Stevens. Third Row: S. Thl bodeau, L. Sermon, R. I-Iermanson, M. McDerniott, L. Marquis, L. lNICQueency. BEVERLEGA ADVERTISING COIVIMITTEE-First Row: P. Mack, F. Hoffman, M. Carroll. A. Bernson, L. Hutchison, S. Brooks Second Row: ,I. DiStepl1ano, L. DiStepliano, E. Weisman, J. Baker, J. Ahman. Third Row: B. Wallace, P. Nieburg, B. Morse, W Norris, A. Witwicki, J. Mucnaniara. f '9 T 36 Equals Beverlega 35 Kd, .3 Q, 19 KJ 0, V Q Q' fx N . 415 FIYTSI Row: K. D'Axnhrosio, L. Distcfano, D. Cusperoni, B. Hanlon, C. Bvaulicu, P. Alvis, S. Brown. Sevonfl Roux' J. Harring ton. R. Hermanson, C. Fiory. J. Carnos, J. Distefano, C. Harrington. 1 Come on everybody. Lvt's look busy for Uncle Levy! Budding Authors, Artists, Poets L. to R., First Row: K. Douglas, S. Nelson, A. Maney, S. Racow, C. Alexander, M. McPherson, J. Elliot, J. Johnson, C. Doerr, S Hewson. Second Row: J. Dove, S. Smith, S. Coggin, T. Singleton, N. Eagan, K. D'Ambrosio, K. Elliot, B. Torrey, J. Krupsky, A. Baker, T. Mood. Third Row: M. Dougherty, D. Riquier. A. Brodsky, W. Bagley, E. Fiske, R. Briggs, C. Bucci, R. Burke, J. Cassola, Miss Donovan fadvisork. Fourth Row: D. Ferrio, T. Albert, P. Schliemann, R. Frost, T. Carnevale, M. Harrington, T. Jack W. Grant. Aegis Aegis, loss was the Guidance Departmentis gain when Mrs. Helena Corbett, the advisor and impetus behind the magazine for twenty-five years, found it necessary to relinquish her post in order to devote more concentrated attention to the school's ever-increasing amount of guidance work. ln her place we welcome Miss ,lean Donovan, a new addi- tion to our English Department this year. The AEGIS Assembly, presented during the annual drive for subscription to the publication, proved to be, as always, one of the highlights of the year. Under Miss Donovanis supervision, the well-known and popular magazine of creative writing, sports, art. editorials, and humor was issued four times during the year, with each isue we hope, upholding the traditional quality and high standards main- tained by Mrs. Corbett for so many years. AECIS OFFICERS Joan Elliot lassistant editorb, Mark McPherson leditorl, Constance Alexander lsecretary L 38 Expressing Themselves ??p Aegis Business Staff First Row: J. Brandley, M. Bourassa, E. Bartlett, D. Bushhy, D. Casperoni, I. Bickford, B. Hanlon, C. Fiory, C. Papa, S. Whigham Second Row: S. Brokvist, V, Thomas, D. Taylor, S. Dragonas, J. Guinivan, K. Corini. M. lloccia, C. Varas. Third Row: D. Tanner S. Roberts, K. Donovan, L. Comier, KI. Elliot, D. Knight, L. Marquis, C. McCarthy,J. Normand. Miss Charleston will now play . . . The valiant plead their Ca t five ' 'Stir me-+-gww Q i M -- w ., CT: .E Mu '34 .h-'VI I ' N V-1 A. .'. . -4. Nooices in Government First Row: B. Moody, K. Douglas, L. Frost lVice-Presidentl. L. Albin fCorre-sponding Secretaryl, C. Alexander CRecording Sec retaryl, M. Harrington fpresidentl. R. Wallace tTreasurcrP. K. Rich fAssistant Treasurerj, A. Witwicki, L. MacLeod, K. Swart S. Nelson. Second Row: Richard Preston lAdvis0rl, R. Hermanson, E. Kearns, A. Bernson, C. MacArthur, L. Broudo, P. Brooks S. Hewson, J. Porter, C. Taylor, K. Elliott, L. Innis, D. Carleton. Third Row: K. Day, K. Drohan, J. Hamilton, G. Gemmel laro, D. Knight, S. Knight, R. Andreas, T. Singleton, A. Bake-r, L. Marinelli, W. Standley, A. Goren. Fourth Row: M Klaloff, L. Scanlon, B. Palombo, A. Stortstrom, D. Vitale, L. Farmer, A. Conte, N. Rand, K. Rowe, J- Philips. tuclent Council The governing body of Beverly High School is the Student Council. All student affairs and problems in the operating of the school are acted upon by this body. A representative and alternate are elected from each homeroom in the school and also seven members-at-large. four seniors and three juniors, who are chosen from the members of the previous year's council. All students are encouraged to par- ticipate in the Student Council by offering suggestions for school improvement through their homeroom representatives. These suggestions are then brought up at the Council, which meets every other week. The Student. Council has conducted several projects, such as the fall Kick-Off Dance, the Spring Prom, school book covers and folders. purchase of school equip- ment, buses to football and basketball games. the Eldridge Fund for ill students, and the publication of the B-Hive. This year a pep committee was formed to promote interest in all sports: basketball, hockey, track, and baseball. The Council belongs to the Eastern Massachusetts Division of Student Councils and the National Association of Student Councils. 1' W Learning the Art of Representation 5 i I The Wemfkly' Pep P Student Council I 4 I I Practicing Teaching Methods Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America Club, under the direction of Mr. Emery Hollerer, is part of a national organization promoting interest in the teaching profession. Because of the large number of interested stu- dents, this yearls club had to be divided into two sections, Ill sopho- mores and 423 juniors and seniors. This year each student spent one ac- tivity period teaching a practice class made up of the other members. President Witwicki and Mr. Hollerer hunt for hints First Row: C. Walker, P. DeConick, D. Williams, J. Smith, J. Carnevale. T. Witwicki, B. Barnett, P. Smith N Mackey E Brodsky. Second Row: C. Thibedeau, P. Faulkner, M. Taylor, C. Torrey, B. Grant, G. Bouchard, J. Niles M Powers C Rein Third Row: W. Preston, L. Cormier, K. Chen, J. Dragonas, P. Brooks, J. Hamilton, B. Russell, L. Salter J Corlln R LaMas 16 Fourth Row: S. Tormey, S. Williams, P. Dupe, L. Albin, R. Brown, W. Turner, R. Young. Z 42 l to Benejit Future Scholars If it fits, I'll take it. First Row: C. Marinelli, K. Douglas, J. Elliott, A. Maney, A. Baker, M. Beals, R. Wallace. Missing: J. Troop. High Honor Awards This year in the fall, as is customary, the five seniors having attained a 3.6 average were awarded the high scholastic honor jacket. This award was a charcoal blazer with the high school seal affixed to the pocket. These jackets were awarded also to the three juniors having attained a 3.6 average at the end of the second quarter of the junior year. P. Michetti. Second Row: E. Finley, S. Coggin, C. Papa, C. Alexander Trzcky Slzp Sucks 1 f Y 2 I , I A Fzrst Row: G. Thurlow, W. Cooper, R. Birch, S. Austin, C. Stortstrom. D. Riquier, D. Ray, W. Standley S Snnthson K Oser berg. Second Row: F. Tanzella, L. Cormier, W. Glidden, F. Kennard, J. Krupsky, P. Thibadeau, S. Gabriel R Hartley R Ro ers Thzrd Row: Mr. Nathans, J. Sanidas, B. Alexander, P. Zeitztoff, W. Raymond, T. Pisani, D. Scott licle Rule Club The Slide Rule Club, under the direction of Mr. Nathans, was available to those who wished to master the skills re- quired to use this short cut in mathematics. Such operations as multiplication, division, and finding the square root were taught. x2:4-. 3x3:10? L College Board Blues C f 5 First Row: Birch, B. Colby, P. Fitzgibbons, N. Cohen, J. Kinder, K. Adams, A. Main, D. MacLachlan. Second Row: Bertram f Leadheater lAdvisorl, J. McNammara, M. Farmer, B. Palambo. ll. Anderson, R. Berg, P. Thibodeau. Now be sensible. You know 18 x 12 isn't 46. -'mmf' A Review Math Club The students who wished to review dif- ferent phases of mathematics met with Mr. Bertram Leadheater during activity period on Tuesday mornings. Many math problems were discussed, and specific proh- lems were dealt with. The club provided a good opportunity for seniors to review previously studied material and to practice for college hoard exams. 45 Competing With Each ther J' First Row: R. Dallas, C. Walker, P. Deconick, B. Siman, F. Hallis, E. Cloren, D. Terrieo, J. Muller, F. Kennard, J. Troop, R. Davenport. Second Row: Eleanor Brooks fAdvisorJ, A. Corin, D. Leonard, R. Frost, E. Finley, D. Anderson, B. Colby, R. Berg, Bertram Leadbeater CAdvisorJ. Third Row: A. Cheeseman, P. Swan, T. Cook, P. Zeitzoff, P. Schliemann, A. Stortstrorn, R. Carr, L. Frost. Mathematically insatiable. Math Team This is the first year Beverly High School has appeared in the mathe- matics league. Once a month the team travels to a different school to compete with others. Topics for the meet are chosen by the faculty mem- bers of the member schools in the league. Beverlfs team is selected from the squad each month by a series of tests. The league offers prizes at the end of the year for top- scoring students. Also members gain personal rewards: experience and sportsmanship in competition, knowl- edge in mathematics, and team co- operation. and Joined Against Rivals L I l First Row: R. Burke, M. Hopkins, W. Davison, R. Burke, A. Belmonte, A. Regen. Second Row: M. Harrington W Carr D i Robbins, D. Stather, R. Barter, P. Clark, M. Taylor. Third Row: C. Turner. J. Kennedy, A. Cheeseman, E Newman .l Cassola Mu Alpha Theta 3 Mu Alpha Theta is a national organization l for those particularly interested in the field of i mathematics. This was the first year Beverly High School participated in this club. To be L eligible to join a student had to have a HB i average or better in math. The students dis- i cussed and studied such things as computers, l the binomial system. and math problems. w 'I l i 'I Heard any good jokes lately? Appreeiated Entertainment Trinette SingletonAno strings attacneu. Talent how The annual B.H,S. talent show was an event which students and teachers alike anticipated. The faculty advisor was Mr. John Finnegan and Michael Harrington, President of the Student Council, served as Master of Ceremonies. Numbers performed included: dancing by Karen Lewis, Trinnette Singleton, Marian Zawacki and Gerry Powers: vocals by Cynthia Jones and Marylee Trovskyg a haton twirling number hy Janice Sillars and Theresa LaBonteg a monologue hy Barbara Cagang instrumentals by Dana Sattin, Rich- ard Kania. Karen Chen. and Richard Eramog and a Rock and Roll combo including Tom Cellineri, Al Belmonte, John Lewis, and Joe Cffrstel. Accompanists were Carolyn MacArthur, Karen Chen, Bar- liara Cagran. and Gail Kreusel. 48 Dick Eramo plays the blues A taste of Hawaii ,V . l r. k A -P sa. x 15 4 . JE!- Pi iq and Talent nlimited -,XIIIITIINY jumbo . . gk. ,ve I Q an 4. Bavk hr lvuvlx . . , Goethe and Gesellschaft First Row: M. Kingsley, N. Whitmore, K. Wroblewski, J. Hayden fSecretaryl, B. Carson fPresidentJ, M. Gibbs KTreasurerD, N. Caudette, D. Perkins, C. MacArthur. Second Row: D. Carleton. D. Moca, L. Libert, S. Currier, K. Carlson, K, Burke, R. Winters, W. Standly, A. Coren. I can't read it. It's written in German. 50 Language Clubs The language clubs provided opportunities for the foreign language student not only to supple- ment his classroom instruction with outside prac- tice but also to get acquainted with the country whose language he is studying. Such activities as games, movies, and skits constitute a typical pro- gram of this kind of organization. The two clubs, German and French. were under the sponsorship of Miss Eleanor Warren and Mrs. Lila Hennesey. Hugo ot Compagnie 74 ,,f If 1 Idon I uncif rftand what I rn talkint, about eitlu r. Qui? Quoi? French lub First Row: C. Bucci, N. Egan, J. Marcheteve, J. MacFarlane, S. Barron, A. Corden. J. Baker, A. Schnabel. Second Row: R. Amico D. Emery, D. Couture, L. Boggs, J. Elwell, T. Singleton, W. Harmaala, S. Dodge. Third Row: S. Hayes, D. Sattin, L. Waite A. Gaynor, N. Andrews, D. James, A. Marquis. 2 195 r.-:.r 's .,.1...,----H .pa-.A-NF' I I mr Rauf: K. Nukes, T. Farmer, M. Patti, S. Newman, J. lhfir, S. ljorlgv, P. Brooks, D. Cuillianelli, C. Cloren. Second Roux: P1 Q are-lli. H. fllaseioli. R. Emmons, E. Hazzard, e. 'Hayes F. Sullixan, N. Andrews. f- X-my Equestrian lub Under the supervision of Mr. Emery Hollerer. this new club con- ducted hi-monthly meetings. lvhile it was impossible for the members to ride regularly. they read and studied principles of horsemanship and became acquainted with the more important events in the horsemaifs world. In better weather they plan to ride as a group. Several riding trips to be taken in the spring were planned during the course of the year. Two on Victor! Seniors Stretching Vocal Chords enior Chorus The Senior Chorus. rehearsing for tlie all-important Senior Asst-rnlwly and grtnlti- ation, was directed by Mr. John Finnegan. As well as working on the sf-lt-vtimis to be sung at the assernbly. the group was introduced to many x't1rious types of songs including rounds. folk songs. und excerpts from musicals. I ' 'f 'nw N wiv First Row: M. Robertson, C. Reed, C. Alexander, C. Papa, S. Risoldi, E. Weisman. C. Lt-Tarte. C. Landregen, M. Powers, M Tolvenan. Second Row: P. Mack, J. Niles, C. Varas, C. Trask, K. Douglas, C. Dfwrr, ,l. Elliott, J. Ayers, D. Amlmrefe, C Macfirtllur. Third Row: J. Quinn. C. Powers, E. Margolis. .l. Mugglegee. K. liurr, S. Yvliiulunn, S. Kennett, S. Roberts. First Row: L. Surman, C. Waitt, L. MacLaugl1lin, D. Macky. D. lluslilxy, lf. llurtlett, C. lie-uulieu. S. Rzlcow, M. McDermott D. Newliold, P. Rhyno. Second Row: A. Clieeseman, S. ,lunn-s. NI. Siem-sity. D. rlitivln-. Nl. lltlllflliill. N. Fcalzillo, ,l. Normund S. Hee. B. Collins, J. lIcCarr, NI. McPherson. Third' Row: YV. Norris, S. llurrwll. .l. 'l'i-rrifi. 5. Tliilnmleam, ,l. Spf-ar. L. Marquis S. Str-rns. S. Donuvun, J. XILICNAIIIIINHFQI, B. Morse. Searching for the Unknowns cientific Investigation Club ivy, In the Scientific Investigation Club the student was given a chance to satisfy his curiosity for scientific facts by working on research projects, attending con- ferences on subjects of scientific nature, and watch- ing various movies. It is hoped that through this in- quiry into the mysteries of natural phenomena, his curiosity will be stimulated into an active interest and his previous misconceptions will be replaced with more accurate knowledge. The club functioned under the direction of Mr. Philip Kendrick and Mr. Paul Caradona. Physics Projects Although this is the first year, Physics Projects has proven to be a valuable addition to group activities. This club offers those physics students who do not Are you suffering from lack of energy? have enough laboratory time in class the opportunity to satisfy their natural curiosity about physical science. The group has performed such famous experiments as lVlichelson7s Interferometer and Foucaultis Pendulum and also have aided in setting up experiments to be done in class. Mr. Anton Kishon is the club advisor. First Row: C. Frost, K. Wrobewski, L. Salter, E. Dorosz, R. Kania, T. Albert, D. Smith, D. Reynolds, L. Tremblay, M. Mason. Second Row: E. Ash, A. Abbott, D. Gerren, J. Busineau, M. Travesky, C. McFaulds, D. Walker, R. Andreas, A. Goren, R. Odon, C. Higgins. s 2 fl 5 4 and Testing Proven Theories .ct . - 'Q - Physics Projects First Row: A. Cheeseman, J. Henrikson, R. Berg, T. Cook, J. Troop, R. Dallas, B. Parelli, W. Porreca. Second Row: R. Spoc-ny A. Annis, R. Baxter, J. Sanidas, D. Thayer, P. Clark, A. Belmonte. Look at that camllf- go' l Foucault never had it like this! l 55 4 v Inquisitwe Minds First Row: 5. Tormey. A. Aulson. J. Hutchinson. .l. Porter J. Massa, B. Torrey, D. Connell. K. Drohan. ul. Perkins L. llurw,-sc-alchi, D. Dubois. U. Lutz-Hcflraien. Second Roux' R. Emond, A. Ruenji. 5. Hansbury. Williams, G Krcusel. li. Barnett. L. Albin. C. Cemmellaro. B. Moody S. Ricliard-on. D. Butler. Third Row: Mr. Hammond hid visort. D. Edwards. C. Hood. B. Colby. W. Crean. D Ahearn, P. Doherty, J. Johnson. N. Cohen. T. Carnevale World Affairs Club The wlorld Affairs Club is designed to give students a better understanding of world events. Under the direction of Mr. Frederick Hammond, the members study events. see movies. hear speak- ers, and have panel discussions. 32 'XY' -Q- -'multi W ere Sharpened With Thought Chess lub Under the direction of Mr. Wil- liam Jenkins. the Chess Club mem- bers meet in room 107 during the Tuesday activity periods. They first learned the fundamentals of the game of Chess and then used their knowledge hy challenging other members of the club. After each match. the winners compete with other winners. l 1 woulcln'I rnnve therel First Row: R. Burnham, K. Crowell, J. Densmore. R. Townshvml. D. Durgin, K. Donahue, S. Brindle, J. La Traverse, R. Brown. econrl Row: W. Nichol, K. Class, J. Calashu, D. Cornell, A. l'mlgv1's. W. Standle-y, Mr. Jenkins. Third Row: B. Burgess, J. Cray, J. Gallo, N. Beaulieu, R. Tobin, J. Pzenny. D. Pemllf-nm. 5 Stimulated Through Discussion kgjp First Row: R. Carlman, L. Trembly, L. Levitt, D. Reynolds, M. Wade, M. Kin Cx , s. iii' gsley, S. Esposito, D. Eriksen, P. Morneau, K. Collins. Second Row: D. Sattin, R. Mercaldi, D. Walker, D. Jarnes, J. Hutchins, D. Carleton, W. Standley, D. Weaver, D. Garren, A. Marquis. Y 1 58 Q li Debating Club The Debating Club provided for its members both instruction in the techniques of the debate and the opportunity to employ them skillfully. This year the twenty members of the club have, under the guid- ance of Miss Fisher, debated a national high school topic-federal aid to public education. I resolve that . . . Clerical Workers o Tomorrow in First Row: G. Dinkin, P. Foss, L. Allen, D. Casperoni, J. DiStcfino, H. Copelas, P. Alves, S. Brown, G. Harrington, C. Crandall Second Row: J. Straw, K. McCormack, K. Teel, L. DiStefino, J. Harrington, V. Bryson, L. Ewaschuk, C. Fiory, J. Carnos, M Gabrielli. Double space this tabulation. Business Education Club The Business Education Club, under the super- vision of Miss Eleanor Lambertson, niet once every month during the course of the year. The purpose of this club was to acquaint its members with the various operations and methods followed in the world of business. Speakers. either visitors from business schools or graduates of Beverly High School. often attended the meetings. Other activi- ties included the showing of films concerning busi- ness and business schools. The Business Education Club also provided clerical assistance to various teachers and to the office. Joyce DiStefino, Presi- dent. and Helen Copelas. Secretary. were the offi- cers of this club. Students Lending cz Hehying Hand .fyx.la. C -, First Row: R. Zolner, J. Cummings, P. Walsh, J. Guinivan, E. Russell, L. Antas, K. Peeples, J. Henderson, B. Simon, P. Mac- Farland, K. Douglas, B. Borsetti, C. Lundgren. Second Row: M. Powers, P. Rhyno, C. Barry, J. Mugglebee, J. McGarr, M. Katz, S. Racow, C. Beauliew, D. Stewart, P. Standley, J. Dragonas, G. Carrarini, M. Foley. Third Row: B. Thorn, A. Vigada, F. Hollis, S. Galli, R. Andreas, K. Wilson, N. Sadur, S. Preston, L. Munson, K. Richards, S. Knowlton, G. Powers. - L '..' . ','!'. '. First Row: E. Bartlett, D. Bushby, M. Walker, G. Homan, B. Homan, S. Andreas, P. Monahan, C. St. Charles, A. Buchanan, S Willianis, B. Gawron, S. Squibb, J. Flanagan, B. Aho. Second Row: D. McKnight, D. Forsstron, P. Mitchell, P. Purcell, K. Di Anni, P. Deconic, G. Turner, C. Rohie, D. Terrieo, L. Greenlaw, E. George, S. Desjardins, M. King, J. Dunbar, E. Grant, L Valentine. Third Row: C. Merritt, E. Zanuccoli, E. Nichol, N. Nelson, J. Hamilton, D. Guilianelli, G. Gemmellaro, G. Moore, J Barheau, J. Crossman, P. Clark, G. Rochfert, P. Raffanello. . G: .L S ' S L' 'V' 3 . iv U lp - TX 4 '.1 N , 1 1 .w'agi.4 First Roux' J. Elliott, L. Mascioli, J. Baker. B. Collins, C. LeTarte, V. Thomas, D. Taylor, J. Perkins, C. Taylor, I. Sadur, K. Elliott, l.. Broudo. Second Row: S. Brooks, L. Charneuse, N. Deblasie, R. Hermanson, T. Mood, P. Dube, D. DePiero, P. Brooks. S. Cohie-lle, J. Scanlon, S. Tobin. Third Row: K. DeAmbrosio, C. Freedman, S. Page, S. Hewson, M. Gorini, M. Rf-id. D. Francesco, E. Shea, L. Standle-y, R. Grant, J. Fraser. 60 in Art Work I l A 'wr no First Row: C. Hood, M. Bourassa, J. Early, P. Crush, L. Loltnes. Nl. Wade. K. Robinson,.G. Morgan, V. Freeman. Second Row: L. White, P. D'Entrement, M. Sanidas, L. Welsh, B. Allen, ll. Sharp. R. Spencer, R. Studman. Service Clubs The Art Service and Student Service Corps were two clubs whose primary interest was helping others. Asking nothing for themselves, students gave of their time for the benefit of school and community. The Student Service Corps was a vital group of school volunteers who, directed by Mr. Foley, car- ried on much necessary work for their school as well as their community. Its members helped Beverly High School by ushering at various func- tions. such as Parent's Night and Drama Night, by welcoming visitors. and by giving out programs. The town of Beverly received its services on fund- raising campaigns and in the YMCA. Linder the supervision of Miss Bridges. members of the Art Service Club supplied the school with the many colorful posters that were seen through- out the building announcing dances. Drama Night. and the Senior Play. Besides stimulating attend- ance of the various functions. the club served to encourage talented students to exercise their crea- tive ability. ou say my perspective is all off? 6I In Audio- Visual Aids l 37' Now splice this piece on here. Audio-Visual Aids Club Audio-visual aids are made available to teachers through the Audio-Visual Aids Club. The members of the club are taught to operate projectors, record players, and tape recorders in the classroom. Whenever a teacher has need of a projector, film, or other pieces of audio-visual equipment, the Audio-Visual Aids Club is always ready to provide it. First Row: N. Andrews, C. Vase, J. Densmore, C. Trenoweth, T. Scott, D. Pendleton, R. Green, J. Trask. Second Row: E. Allison, L Waitt, Nl. Dow, K. Nelson, R. Napolitano, R. Lowell, E. Dorosz. Third Row: P. Foley, A. Gaudette, Mr. .lameson lAdvisorl C. Day, W. Standley, T. Snohel, R. Tilton. And in Protecting Uitr School First Row? E. Capachietti, C. Overberg, W. Chin, N. Rand. R. Pineiaro, li. Morse, S. Austin. Second Row: 1 Winquist, W. Norris, T. Page, A. Witwicki, W. Carr, M. Farnu-r, 5. Gabriel. Third Row: D. Rowe, P. Zffitzoff, M Harrin ton, M. Drislane, D. Manuel, T. Carnevale, M. McPherson. Fire Extinguisher Squad The Fire Extinguisher Squad, one of our more essential school organizations, was supervised by Mr. Harland Carter. The members, especially selected for their depend- ability, were trained in the use of fire extinguishers and assigned to various stations throughout the school. No, let me! f 71 Young Thespians Q,- AVA, Fzrst Row L Broudo B. Ca an S. Workman, C. Powers, K. Burr, J. Porter, M. Patti, N. Nelson, J. Jalbert, 'NI 'Nlor an Second Row: L. Hill J. Richardson, N. McKown, B. Pinanski, L. Chapman, B. Morton, C. Cooper, C. Brown W Cabriell Third Row: M. Baliotis, J. Twombley, L. Porter, M. Hagen, C. Rand, N. Scalzillo, P. Jones, S. . . -S 3. Li' 1 Q - . .Aw Q I 3 - -' 'S' 1 . EQ! 4 5 T ,rm ' 2 A '-iwfx , .F.' . r - ,..-.',,,.:,g , , . Q Q k x' . . . . U ' ' 7 D 7 U . . . . D . , , . . f . knight. Will that be a shave and cut. sir? I Avon mulling! Y 1 i I I u l E 1 1 i 1 i l I E r l o Perhaps Beginnzng Their Careers Dramatic Club The members of the Dramatic Club were divided into three main groups which studied three main aspects of the drama: make-up, directing, and act- in V' ing. Two special activities during the year were L95 a trip to Boston to see a well-known play, and a picnic at the close of the year. The club. under the supervision of Mr. Douglas . ' Rowe and officers: S. Workman, Presidentg C. Powers, Vice-President, J. Porter, Secretaryg and K. Burr, Treasurer, met twice a month. And there were three hears: the mama lu-ar, the papa hear First Row: P. Michetti, M. MacDonald, KI. lNIcCrail, KI. Conway. C. Taylor. S. Newman, E. Bartlett, C. Beaulieu, M Bourassa, L. Lohnes, J. Cooper. Second Row: Douglas Rom- uhlxisort. G. Kreusel. C. Learoyd, S. Mee, T. Collins D. Couture, L. Tikkanen, D. Whelpley, C. Dennett, M. Katz. R. Kerns. Third Row: H. Clark, J. Wells, R. Pierce A. Vigoda, B. Collins, C. Quint, C. Freedman, P. Parker, ll. Olwar. Fourth Roux' U. Lutz-Maeraven. R. Hemenway B. Consdazio, E. Hoggard, M. Farmon. R. Oluear. J. Pope. 9. Barron. Starry-Eyed Hopefuls T7 4-. fb' Y' E7 1' Ill Al First Row: J. Porter fassistant directorl, J. Cooper as Gillian Holroyd, M. Bourassa as Aunt Queenie, C. Thibedeau lassistant directorl. Second Row: E. Hoggard as Shep Henderson, R. Pierce as Nicky Holroyd, P. Swan as Sidney Redlitch. Missing: ZuZu tR. Pierce's Siamese-J as Pyewacket. Drama ight After weeks of long, hard, fun-filled rehearsals under the direction of our new Dramatics coach, Mr. Douglas Rowe and his student directors, Claudia Thibodeau and Judy Por- ter, representatives of the sophomore. junior and senior classes presented '4Bell, Book and Candlei' in the Beverly High audi- torium for the annual Drama Night show. The play, Mr. Roweas first production, was a fantasy-comedy, well staged and so especially well received by the audience. You don't think I'm one of those Witches, do you? !4,iv,t r 1 ' 3 'ff ' ' ,Qs wif' vl gp Hut Zu Zu, you can't get stage fright now! N Drawn to the Footlights First Row: N. Crateau, L. Marcos, B. Hermanson, Mr. Doherty fAdvisorl, C. Deering, F. Hatch. Second Row: R. Hartley, R. Mul vanity, J. Haden, S. Burrell, J. Serrentino. ta ecraft Club The Stagecraft Club helps to make assemblies and plays at Beverly High School possible. Trained club members are responsible for lighting. curtains, scenery, speak- ing system, and sound effects, all of which make important contributions to school assemblies. W Sb .65- ,XIX -inn-uni And this switvliistor. .. uh. ..cr Keeping Up to Date 'K-I if First Roux' D. Robinson. B. Davis, D. Newbold, J. Newbold, J. Sillars, C. Carrarini. V. Nelson. E. Cloran. S. Pollock. Second Rou' D. Taclie. M. Szczesny, P. Crowley, J. Davis. M. Clark, J. Wlittif-r, N. Caudette. Third Row: S. Fredriclison, L. Foster, S Foster. C. Casser, R. Conrad, D. Carfagno, D. Grant. Modern Miss This was the second year that Miss Ruth Cluff has sponsored the Modern Miss Club. The club was formed to give girls a chance to gain knowledge and information that will benefit them in their personal and social lives. Demonstrations were given, slides were shown, and panel discussions were held on aids in reaching the desired purposes of the club. Modern Misses in the- making. Office-rsg Jeanne Newbold lAssistant Secre- taryl, Janice- Sillurs fScerf-luryl, Gail Car ravini 4Presidf:ntD, Veronica Nelson fVice- lyrcsiflvlll P. 2 C' Measures, Rests, otes, feys EJ First Row: R. Zolner, P. Goss, S. Baker, K. Nokes. N. Whitmore, E. Zassman, J. Dragonas, R. Carlman, B. Cagan. Second Row: K. Shen, R. Nickolson, J. Corning, J. Serrentino, J. Reilly, T. Albert, A. Podgers, R. Davenport, S. Rudsten. rehestm The orchestra. conducted by Mr. ,lohn Finnigan. besides having taken part in school performances, this year participated in state and district concerts. Through the or- ganization the members were giv- en valuable experience in the in- terpretation. rhythm, and phrasing of music. Where are we ? For Practice A ter Practice . f , v First Row: K. Elliott, J. Ayers, N. Allen, R. Davenport, R. Robertson, H. Rollins, P. Piersell, H. Zassman, R. Cooper, J. Smith, P. Cass. Second Row: T. Cellineri, W. Standley, R. Trask, C. Mills, M. Gibbs, R. Frost, J. Elliott, S. Robie, M. Bourassa, R. Zalner, K. Chen. Third Row: J. Wells, G. Slocum, J. Kinder, W. Standley, T. Cook, J. Kennedy, D. Ray, W. Nikolson, N. Gamble, R. Winters, D. Crowell, J. Dove. Fourth Row: W. McGuire. D. Lauranzano, D. Anderson, R. Corning, C. Morrison, R. Klorneau, J. Sessentino, R. Battis, M. Shaiken, R. Tilton, P. Spear, A. Podgers. Fifth Row: John Finnegan CDirectorJ, W. Reilly, R. Mercaldi, J. McCarthy, D. Scott, L. D'Amour, D. Allen. BE ERLY HIGH SCHGCL The Beverly High School Band and the Beverly High School Baton Squad, working co-operatively, pro- duced the fine half-time shows, which were so much a part of the football games. They also march in several parades throughout the year. The band has been very active this year. For the first time the band has elected officers: president, Thomas Cook: vice-president, Joseph Kennedyg treas- urer, Norman Gamble: secretaries, Sally Robie and Patricia Goss. The members of the band spent much 70 time, in and out of school, in preparation for their performances. Vlfherever it went, on the stage, foot- ball fielcl, or Boston Garden, the Beverly High School Band was a credit to its school. At the front of the band, the baton squad members entertain at football games and parades. These girls, who work hard and practice all summer, bring color to the bandis music and are a very important addition to these appearances. N. - ?' hx I T 2-f ' C' 5? 'gl-..-' .get .xt 1, V to Man cz tylish Per ormance ' '7' , Af.: , -.-, u 1 - V . I l .f N .ff 17' .1 I n Su1nctl1ir1g's ufit-ld. . u 554 BA D Practice makes perfect. S ' an First Row T La Buntc J Claw 'N Folev J Qillar' .I Qtillwn ,I P. Copeland, L. Bcrube, L. Pillman. Q.-aj., '3 .U AL 'N --, -U'-Q,-4 . ,' . , . W, r. , . ., :, . ., bl , . .aa - , ' ' 1 'U - . . ' W ' Y V Y 9-Q' ' 'a ' ,- ,. A Xork. 5. Coffcfm. Second Row: L. bmart K. Pumfrct BI. Peterson 4 . , H1 . ,po me s v 1 Learning the Ways ofthe Business World Distributifue Education Club The Distributive Education pro- gram was designed for senior stu- dents who planned a Career in the retailing field. By attending classes in the morning and working in business establishments in the after- noon, the students gained valuable working experience. Although many students in the Distributive Educa- tion Course entered the business world directly upon graduation, others continued their education in business schools and retail training programs offered by Fileneis and ing a scholarship for those retailing treasury for the purpose of provid- students who will further their ed- ?. ucation. We want knowledge! First Roux' C. Rossi, D. Dumas, C. Rand, P. Troubutaris, B. Ewuschuk. M. Carroll, R. Doherty. Second Row' D. Cavaleni, D. Gardner, Caxcrly, E. Doten, L. Beck, W. Mitchell. Third Row: H. Marquis, B. Hermunson, S. Burrows, P. Merrill, R. Trask. Fonrlh Row: H. Uber, D. Hall, ll. Low, W. lllucfkincy, Edward Ds-cp 1Advisorl. 72 Drivers, Education An extra-curricular activity xperierioe Is the Thing which has grown progres- sively popular was the drivers, education class offered to students eligible to apply for a driver's license. In the classroom, driving theory, courtesies, rules, and laws were taught, while on the road the students learned the actual handling of a car. At the end of the course, the students were eligible to apply for a state driving test, and all were entitled to reduced insurance rates. But, it won't start! Palm up for reverse. i Daniel Shea and Lawrence Steednian, Instructors applementing G m Classes Girls Intramural Club The Girls, Intramural Club, or G.I.C., was open to all girls of every class who were in- terested in athletics. Under the supervision of Miss Ann Farley, physical education teacher, the program included volleyball, basketball, bowling, badminton, archery, field hockey and softball. Besides encouraging healthful and en- joyable physical activity the program was de- signed to promote good sportsmanship among its members. OFFICERS First Row: E. Kearns, J. Brandley, A. Witwiki. Second Row A. Aulson. K. Peeples, E. Esty. Co-captain pleased with her team's record. and Keeping Physicall Fit Girls, Athletic Club The C.A.C.. a new club formed this year for senior girls, met every Thursday under the direction of Miss Farley. Panel discussions. movies. outings, and a special slimnastics course were activities enjoyed hy the club members. Industrious little athletes, aren't they? Girls, i Athletic lub P. Rhyno, A. Bernson, A. 'Aulson, S. Risoldi make important decisions 5 a i 2 First Row: J. Baker, J. Brandley, E. Kearns, P. Rhyno. A. Bernson. A. Aulson, S. Risoldi, K. Peeples, S. Murphy. Second Row. T. Swart, J. Quinn, S. Hansbury, L. Antos, S. Scott, A. Witwif-ki. S. Roberts. Third Row: L. Surmen, J. Crossman, K Pomfret, M. Murphy, K. Richards, L. Esty, D. Stewart. Sports Fiends Enjoying Together First Row: P. Cuccinelli, J. Reilly, J. Lewis. D. Contarino, D. McKenna. J. Lilipol. W. Reed. D. Vitale. T. Lernire. Second Row: Mr. i'5xCCZ1II13I1d0 fAdvisorb, R. Annis, B. Cillespe. J. Barnett. C. Busliliy. j. Roceio, A. Roundy, J. McPherson, C.. Cartraro. J. Donahue. Third Row: K. Carlson, J. Goodwin, W. Cattle, R. Mood, R. Corning, NI. Murray, L. Bennett, W. Goodcliild. J. Shea, M. Ryan. ophomore Boys' Athletic Clubs V1 T'1 First Rout R. Bulmuck, J. Phillips, W. Colletti, B. Scxtant, W. Wilkins, P. Zulieil. M. Klubock. J. Tate, B. Bresnahan. A. Conely, R. liourquv-. SL'f'UIlfI Roux' Mr. Acvamando fAdvisorJ, T. Tracey, P. Holley. D. Vandi, B. Colline, R. Goldsmith, J. Lunn, D. Osborne, R. VH'oodliury, IJ. Jolinkon, T. Burke. Third Row: R. Oulletc, P. McGuire, G. Eckinan, R. Dow, R. Ce-ras. E. Gardener.-W. Lapugilia 'l'. ciZlllLlgllf.'I', R. Ponipffy. D. Wilkins. 76 Their Many-Sided Interest I First Row: R. Shepard, W. Correlli, R. Pinciaro, D. Manuel, B. Fumerello, F. Foley, D. Harrison, .l-. Poor, D. Bums. Second Row: T. Cockfield, A. Gaynor, A. Christopher, W. Mills, W. Hathaway, M. Drislane, C. Evans, J. Clover, Mr. Michel fAdvisori. Third Row: W. Chen, S. Glover. P. Santamaria, D. Smith, P. Frasca, D. Cucinm-lli, C. Harrington, W. Walsh. Junior Athletic Club During the course of the year, the groupis activities included making trips to basketball and football games, showing movies, and listening to invited speakers discuss the various sports. The Center stands here. A Goodl uppl 0 Laughter You mean we're not dismissed to our first period class? Q 'Q Aw, Coach! Why of course, darlink. 4 -V .., Q - 4 . 4, - , f 78 You say the cutest things! Mixed With Learning Martha Woodman smgs at annual Christmas assembly. , . ,W F ,,,..qv1'f 79 U v ,Qdx-4,439 2' if 9 aa ijiwf ,gulf I f It ' . 4 we 1178 Q ' x 'x 1 1 in ' ,. X , QQ V y 'Q 41' . . we :fa ig Q Q ff i 3' ww L I J ' J 'iv 5. W-'V 1 as . ' 1 ,rl -'-og .- ... ' :.. f I0 ,gn V nv. . ...fr ,. .N I I 3 , I all ' f 'Q '7 v xxx - I it uns, Passes, Kicks, Blocks .-1. S 5. ll The 1961 football team has carried on the Bev- ' erly High School tradition of victory. Led by Co- Captains Walter Grant and Robert Ellis, the Gold- en Warriorsw won eight decisive games over a set of formidable opponents. In recognition of their outstanding sportsmanship, William Carr received the lVlcClean Trophy, Walter Grant the Birmingham Tl., Trophy, and Anthony Witwicki the Italian Com- munity Center Trophy. The success of this football season has made us justifiably proud of the team that played so well and the coach who trained them. 6-I W . CO-CAPTAIN Robert Ellis C0-CAPTAIN Walter Grant Football First Row: C. Young, J. Hendrickson, D. Manuel, B. Shea, J. Joyce, R. Ellis, W. Grant, W. Carr, R. Wallace, R. Frost, C. Overberg, D. Weaver. Second Row: S. Glover, C. Frost, M. McPherson, S. Harrington, R. Rodgers, W. Porreca, D. Connell, A. Witvrick, R. Fortunato, R. Winquist, G. Wallace, K. Pelonzi, M. Harrington. Third Row: T. Cockfield, D. Litka, J. Delisio, D. Cucinelli, A. Brewster, W. Chin, F. Foley, W. Presson, R. Lister, P. Santamaria, R. Pinciaro, D. Smith, R. Aucone, P. Zeitzoff, T. Ballantine, C. Harrington. ll ' M if?-I-t. . Fizz? ..-W . Equal Football and Fan nm nr 'W i'Ulp7 .l .'3f3 if 1 ...H-dlp: Fzrst Row: D. McKennan, R. Oulette, D. Wilkins, D. Vitale, W. Coletti, K. Overbert, M. Coughlin, K. Carlson, T. Gallagher. Second Rau, R. Gray, P. Marciano, W. Cottle, R. Moran, P. Predka, R. Gillespie, W. LaPuglia, D. Vandi, B. Silverio, R. LaBelle. Third Rau Mr. Accomando fAdvis0rJ, E. Smarczewski, E. Day, T. Lemire, S. Sihpol, G. Cotraro, L. Foam, S. Lewis, R. Fabri. Football Scores Haverhill Saugus -- Peabody Lawrence Gloucester Danvers Newton -. Brookline Salem ...... 0 ...M12 L-,,.22 John Doherty. Ray Norden, Louis Flemire 83 I!! ju? f 41-W rw- J. P.. fl w-. diva fi K-,K bf gf u f. A I r iv---f 4 g W Ln N w-' I rf si, -1' Q- ,M , f 1, ' 4w?,QF,,,l. , .mf . '. ' , 3 SUZANN E RISALD1 iw, JANE MUGGLEBEE w CHARLOTTE ANDREWS A 2 43 A .- - ' ,: .. ' 3. r, 1 Q, ' U' H w- ,-gas hw? 3 ns , 'I alla A 9 V W, ' . ELIZABETH ESTY SALLY GABEILLF Cheerleaders KATHY DOUGLAS This yearis cheerleaders worked hard under the leadership of Jane Mugglebee to raise the voices and spirits of all at football and basketball games. With new as well as traditional cheers, they urged the teams on to victory, thereby making an important contribution to Beverly High School. DONNA BUSHBY air, I Q' 1 -' A f- 1 4.14.34 -A 11:2-.iz A 1 Au' ' ELIZABETH RUSSELL . Y' T53 fl 1 coNsTANcE ALEXANDER JoYcE JoHNsoN 1 I I 1 'fid P r 7 J 4u....vf 86 The easy way out! Victory, Victory is our cry! Passes, La -Ups, Rebounds, Baskets Boys, Basketball MSCORES Beverly High's boys, basketball team had a victorious season with but two exceptions-both defeats coming at the hands of Haverhill. Under the expert coaching of Mr. George Taylor, the boys traveled for the fourth time in five years to the Boston Garden for the East- ern Massachusetts Tech Tourney. With its final record of 12-2, Beverly shared the Essex County League Championship with Haver- hill High School. The junior varsity, under the direction of the new coach, Mr. Robert Michel, turned in a prom- ising 9-3 season. Beverly tccc..r..,t. Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly ttt.....,t, . Beverly tttt..,,..,. Fitchburg Fitchburg Gloucester Peabody L Haverhill Lawrence Saugus Gloucester Salem tttt. Peabody . Haverhill Lawrence Saugus L Salem .,,t, Captain William Carr and Coach George Taylor Such form. Such . . . such . . . 9 up . - 0-o-o-oh! 'F T 7. .gf 9 - I I Hi fi , X-- f giQxq JA'L , sei QLYW .Ev xi t gfuinillfk :nav Female Members of the Athletic Set ii' ' Girls, Basketball P. Rhyno fManager5, C. Doerr fCo-Cap- tainl, K. Peeples fCo-Captainl, Sandra E. Johnson fCoach5. VARSITY TEAM First Row: J. Class, J. Matton, C. Doe-rr, K. Pee-ples, E. Esty, A. Aulson. Second Row: S. Murphy, E. Kearns, L. Appoloni D. Stewart, M. Murphy, S. Sterns. Held Their Own on the Courts JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: M. Slocum, K. Tosi, J. Connell. E. Cloren, C. Russel, S. Richardson, A. Schnahel. Second Row: A. Witwickl J Twombly, B. Peterson, S. Williams, L. Albin, R. Kearns. The girls, basketball team finished this season with a commendable record: 8 wins and 2 losses. For the second successive year. the two losses were to Swampscott. The team was led by co-captains Kathy Peeples and Claudia Doerr and was coached by Miss Sandra Johnson. Miss Ann Farley, the regular coach, was unable to carry on the coach- ing duties due to illness. The junior varsity team, although not as successful as the varsity team, gained valuable experience that will be of great value next season. Romping to Victory ,,: . 'Xn..fL..1.. a.. 4 A 'f ' 'Zia , 5' First Row: I. Gallo, B. Alexander, D. Quinlan, L. Scanlon, W. Birch, W. Norris, T. Page, F. Pitman, A. Rizzo, A. Gaynor. Second Row: D. Caluska, N. Murry, I. Caluska. G. O'Shea, J. Phillips, D. Ray, B. Dow. K. Class, ,I. DiAngelo, E. Dorasz. Third Row: A. Cheeseman IManagerJ, R. Pierce, D. Scott, D. Spoerrey, W. Raymond, C. Eckman, B. Raymond, T. Teeter, P. St. Linger, Coach William Jenkins. Cross ff W This year, the cross country team completed its third undefeated season. Coached by Mr. William Jenkins. the team won the Pioneer 1 Division of the Middlesex League, The Middlesex League Meet, and the Essex County League Championship. Having proved themselves '- the fastest team in Massacliusetts. the cross country boys were se- lected as the state's first choice for the New England lnterscholastic Cross Country Championships. WILLIAM NORRIS COACH WILLIAM JENKINS and CAPTAIN WILLIAM NORRIS. 92 -A .41 And Clinching Trophies Country F. PITMAN, L. SCANLON, W. BIRCH, T. PAGE, and W. NORRIS The fine work of the team as a whole, and the personal achieve- ments of team Captain Bill Norris, who set the record for the new Beverly course as well as the all-time, all-class state meet record, have resulted in a great many additions to the Beverly High trophy collection. SCORES Beverly ................ 15 Arlington er,, Beverly ...r............ 15 Newton ,ee...e e,,,e.e, B6VCrly ................ 20 Watertown Beverly .....c,eeeeeeeee 17 Melrose ,,,,,,, o,.,Q,,V Beverly ....e.......... 25 St. Johnls ,O oooooo U Beverly ................ 15 Belmont e,,,...,,,,,,,,, Beverly '......ll...ll.l .20 Portsmouth THOMAS PACE ,N ,vnu - wifi vi Y. I , And Championshnps First Row: J. Gallo, K. Adams, J. Delizio, B. Consolozio, R. Pierce, G. Turner, G. 0'Shea, K. Morse, W. Norris, L. Scanlon, G. Hood. Second Row: F. Tanzella, A. Rizzo, D. Scott, D. McKenna, J. McPherson, J. Maloney, G. Irving, D. Crowell. D. Smith, B. Annis, B. Alexander, R. Ellis. Third Row: B. Kileen, J. DiAngelo, J. Phillips, B. Raymond, S. Cormier, R. Cteras, R. Gillespie, F. Pitnlan, D. Carleton, W. Birch, N. Komich, N. Murray, William Jenkins fCoach2. Indoor Track The B.H.S. indoor track team, under the supervision of Coach William Jenkins and Captain Glenn Hood, made an especially good showing this past season. Among the events in which this year's team excelled were the high jump, the shot-put. the relay, the mile the 50 yard dash, the 300, 600, and 1,000 yard runs, and the 45 yard high hurdles. This year William Norris and Robert Ellis again qualified to participate in the Nationals at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Coach William Jenkins and Captain Glenn Hood tl l 94 SCORES Beverly, .... ...., 5 4 Lynn Beverly, ,,,, t.,,ttt. 4 8 Lawrence A Beverly, ..,, ,,.,.., 3 6 Andover . y Beverly. ....... 24 St. John's l Beverly . ....,.., 37 Lowell i Beverly '...t,. . .t.t. 49 Reading Beverly S . . .S 37 Salem They Won VII vatvh them! Alley-oopf Around the corner and into the strPtvhY B H Pucksters Beverlyee . 4., be B 0 Beverly ... .... . 1 Beverly 'eeee ...,..,. 3 Beverly 'eeeeeeee,ee. 0 Beverly eee..eeee be 3 Beverly 'eeeeeee.eel - 3 Beverly .....eeeee 1 Beverly ,.,.,....... 0 Beverly 'e.eee,.,eeee 1 Beverly 'eeeeeeeeeee . 6 Beverly eeeee,e , 3 Beverly Peabody lVI. C. .e,. , Woburn St. ,lobrfs . Saugus .le., St. lVlary,s A Amesbury . Lynn ,eeeeeeee Swampseott Marblehead Danvers . Salem eeeeeeee 'il'3 ' x if Cutting Up the ce Fzrst Row: M. Monroe, M. Harrington, J. Hendrickson, D. Johnson, D. Cichetti, L. Frost, K. Rich H Hor man ,I Macintosh Second Row: B. Terry, S. Walkup, M. Drislane, R. Cook, P. Conery, J. Busineau, K. Burke, W. Walsh John Barry fCoachl Hockey Under the supervision of Coach John Barry the Beverly High School hockey team has main- tained a successful record during the 1961-1962 season. As a member of the Essex County Divi- sion of the North Shore Hockey League, Beverly has performed well against several outstanding teams. With the majority of the team returning next season. we may look forward to another good year. Since hockey has become a major sport at Beverly High School interest has been growing and will continue to grow in the exciting sport. I'll ge ag! .- M. t -XA A' , , iQ?5 Q 1' fd.-v . -4 is . J ' QB., J , 1 'X :Slit ef: qs, W. 1 ,Q 'Q fi wr? 4 I 1 vf ,, M , 11 N , w M:.: fi ,fig ,A-Mf :FQ f if 1 V' '5- r vac J? eg ag C fi s ,wjgff Ayru, 'fwfr 1, I-35' IW, f 1 0 i '5n-fm n -.3 ,afzfab-I-?g ., 'Ty If-Egwigfz 4 .-ff, LA- f 5 l g aa, 'KKQWH 233+ fu DERCILASSME Sweet, Subservient and Unsuspeeting. . . ophomores We, the Sophomores of 1961- l962. have spent our year at Bev- erly High School conscientiously striving for success, progress, and happiness. Working together, we have witnessed the S o p h o in o r e Dance, the large attendance of Sophomores at school functions, and the excellent work of our class officers and executive board. While adjusting to the life at HHS., we encountered problems which at first seemed to us insurmountable. The strict curriculum has involved more of our time and effort, but We con- tinue to strive for goals because we anticipate greater rewards. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Angela Witwicki 1SecretaryP, Kenneth Carlson lTreasurerl. Seated David Carleton fPresident3, Mark Ryan tVice-President P. SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD First Row: K. Overberg, D. Carleton, C. MacArthur, S. Knight, R. Andreas, A. Witwicki, C. Tosi, K. Carlson. Second Row: M. Fermon, K. Burke, B. Dockam, D. Conterino, R. Hamilton, W. Reid, M. Ryan. l Rapidly Learning the Ways M57 lEaminC to tYep Meet Mr. Ciradonn Did you hw me 1318512 I02 i ofthe BH. . World Volley-Oops! Wasn't them an assembly today? rw- nnn V.: ,neun nn: .1 1 E, Is this room 10223?'?? First Year Survivors Juniors In September of 1960 B.H.S. was to each of us an unknown quantity-a maze of strange doors, corridors glistening in artificial light, people we had heard about but not known. We X embarked on our sophomore year. September, 1961. Vife returned, veterans. The halls were no longer strange, the system of K ' myriad pass slips, work slips, and detention as- signments no longer baffling--but all too fa- '-' miliar. Still there were new people to meet, new subjects to attack, new experiences to en- rich our lives. Wie have met them, and we are victorious. Xever to be forgotten are our dances, our star athletes. our classes, and our friendships. Junior year has come and gone with an unaccountable speed-the speed which belongs to Time alone. As for September, 1962, that is the future- ours to speculate. ours to imagine. ours to dream and ours to live when the future be- , comes the present. With a spirit common to X ' B.H.S. and to our class, we shall come, see, , , , G A N and conquer once more. JLNIOR QLAS5 OFFICERb First Row: K. Rich lYicc-Prvsidentl, D. Johnson tpresidentl, B. Hoody lAssistant Treasurerl. Scrum! Razr: P. Krupskv lSec'relai3'l. A. Main 1,Treasurerl. I l JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD SK'fl!f'll.' K. Rich, Austin, J. Dunbar, L. Pizzo. A. Christopher, D. Bulger. Standing: P. Schliemann, P. Thibedeau, A. Main, C. Mills, .l. Krupshy, L. Cormier, D. Johnson, A. Gaynor. Absent: D. Weaver. IO4 Working Their Way I . xx! NK' JUNIOR BEVERLECA STAFF F5412 E Firs! Row: S. Chase, P. Tanne-bring, L. Albin, A. Baker, J. Newbold, C. Mills, S. Smith. Second Row: S. Austin, D. Bulger, K. Rich, E. Allison, M. Pisani, S. Tormey. A. Brodsky. Missing: J. Allard, D. Terrio. History in the taking. For safetfs sukv, do as you ouglltcr . . . V I05 Preparing Themselves Q A 5 Vw' 1 T! 'K f M Q ' A QCII, 'Q fi I .. I . .4 1 'fK , , X! f fi -' 3444 ex Q I 5 7: 2, 1 1' 3? fi X - if y X Q J i ' I 2 3 N hifi fu' q' , 'L 4 . Aw Su' i I .m.uQ 14 xp, , . - .-r.- e.' . n:i1' 5 , v 4-5-I .4 l i 1 .., -f Ur- LUV? ' 31 fe.-. 4. X ,Quang I D ' ,f H f ?.xfff?'1 4'fGP:' Q x-n.,-H I 'YI- .Y1 ' fa .1 KP .4-, ff - w ,W Q ii g , 31 .., !, M aw af ITAR, - Eff, ,higxw mhsfzfkix 15539: ,Nj gm ,x, ,f f 7.4 auf! f , . r'C 1 f .eq 1 f- , I 4 '51 Nvksw 4' ' ,fir 'T'-:5ii'4 ' wg 1-vftiie '9 q Q A - -Y. me-.1 -,ig jj- f .IJ flu fn.. 'J ggi if y ,hs 1 H4 ,-4'q2 ?- 13- 75, Jggfyz 4 it-:lt gy Lfff xx av ' V IL '21-I ENICDRS . 'S . ,., .,1.jr,,,' 'I' ' ,7 :-'7',.' , -,I ,I .,g.1- , 1 , L, - X , .f -. M, ,QAM 6.1 Q, . , - '31 - - .-,Z :.:::s2Ef '- -- ..-zfff' f - GH' , .-.. . p , ' -.4 .-.3 4- J 1'- ..f-Wzyg-'mf 1 ,diggs-,1 ' H,-Z! G - A .- I ,S-, 1-5,,,,. . . -, .J ,- ,. ,DK . - , v .1 V, ',., x ' ,,:- ,- - ' , 1' .' ,.,.:n, ,- .- A . u , 1 1 441, 1' F1 -f ' .f ' - 3 'Lu' ' , . ,V ., ' . Q . :A ' ' ' '..,f2? ' - L, , ,, ',. v 'o I, 'L . ' . ' H- . .. - D '. '.'7' ' wZf.- - ' fl L:-N I -2' - , 1w'i 'wP : ' 15 Essentials in Ltr lass Activities 1 i 1, - :. P - I .- 7 - 1 ROSE BRANCATO, Advisor WARLAND HERSEY, Advisor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Anthony Witwicki 4Vice-Presidentl, Jean Ahman 1Treasure-rl, Suzanne Rizoldi fSecrctury!, Robert Wallace KPresidentJ, Carol Papa CTreasurerJ. ,i is Z 5 3 I X 5 i ,, in l lf 'Tr NANCY ABATE Nance Hairdresser uS0mefimes quiet is an unquiet tlzingfl DONALD E. ALLARD PATRICIA ALVIS l Don Pat - Marine Corps: Secretary l E1eC 0 lCEng 'ee' Business Education Service. Stu- EEINNETH ADANlS 6'C11re and diligence bring luCl.'. 3:'E1IiES5Q'iTfr,2?gI?,.ClUbSI REV' Engineer '41 will sit as quiet as a lamb. l Review Math, Scientific l Investigation Clubs: ' Track tlnduor, Out- J donrtg Cross-country. 6'Anytl1ing for a quiet lijef, 4 i xr is JEAN M. AHMAN Jeannie 1 Nurse Library Aideq Office i Aideg Student Service Curpsg C.l.C.g Home- rmmi Officer 4Secre- Y - tary I: Class Officer AN t'l'reasure-rt. Rosie Dave Her ways are ways of Accountant C'l'lIE g 1eef Ijffgslllztlwsig' amlvall hw French, Student Service Corps Projectors, Review Math Clubs: pu ZS are peace' Clubs: Class Dance Committee: Band. GLC' .'lIusie's the medicine of tlze She doeth little 1fiVlliI1f'SS6S.,, minrlf' CONSTANCE L. ALEXANDER Connie Foreign Service Dramatic Club: Blazer Hee,-ipientg Student Serv- ice Corps: Assembly Cmmnitts-eg Class Dance tg Committee: Orchestra: -Q Student Council lRep- rr-sn-nlative, Secretary, lNlt'IIllJi'I'-ill-Llll'gPlQ Class Officer lAssistant Treas- ure-rll B-Hiveg Aegis 154-eretary, Literary Staff lg Cheerleader: A flass Nlarslial. Ji H110 rmrl lionorable girl. 3' JEANNA AMBREFE Dee Dee Vu rs in g tlerehundifing. First Aid Clube: itudent Service Corps. L4 genlle, noble lemperf' CHARLOTTE ANDREWS Charlie Airlirze Hostess Student 'Service Corps: Dramatic Club: Class Dance Committee: Cheerleader: G.I.C. A smile rerures the 1,l'0llIIdI.f1g of a frozvnf' MALIREEN AMBROSE M0 ,Nurse Dramatic. Girl! Athlt-tie Clubs: Student Service Curpgg C.l.C. A'urls. lzeclfs, and wreallled SV71ll!'S.U RUPERT E. ANXIS Tony Teaclzer German, Physics Projects, Slide Rule Clubsg BEVERLECA lLay- null. Germans are lzonest men. l,0l'lSlC ANTOS Luanne Alzlrsf' lilflwi Allllvlll' lilllltl Html:-nt 5t'l'Xlt't' Lurpx. Thai one nzuy smllf' anll srrzilefi LINDA APPOLLONI Linda Teacher Future Teachers of America Clubg G.l.C. llunior Representativcl: Basketball. Spay royal, I warrant you. MARTHA ANN AULSON Ann Social Work Future Teachers of America, World Affairs, Girls' Athletic Clubs: Class Dance Cornrnitteei C.l.C.g Basketball. Shall I compare thee to a summer's dayf' JANE AYERS llleclieal Secretary Future Teachers of Aint-rica. Slide Rul- Clubs: Library Aide-3 Rand and Drill Commit- If-e. 4'Tl1e genial current ol her soul is lzearlwarm- - ,y Ji ' 4 7' -Qt POR' 49 'I 'zur JOHX W. AX ERS Rebel .4 tfiation Technician .-I tradesman thou. WILLIAM BAGLEY Bill A rchitect Art Service, French, Foreign Language, Ski Clubsg Class Dance Com- mittee: Band! Student Council lAlternateJg AEGIS lLiterary Stafflz BEVERLEGA lLay-Out, Editortg Cross-country. Wit and wisdom are born with a manf, ,IANIS BAKER ,lan Dental Health Teacher Foreign Language, Dra- matic, French, Girls' Athletic Clubsg Student Service Corps. Sophisticated but yet delightfulf' JULIE ANN BARBEAU Jul Social Worker C.I.C.g Student Service Corpsg Dramatic Club. HA penny for y0Llf thoughts ln ,JR SCOTT BARRON Scotty Lawyer Athletic, Dramatic, French lPres- identt, World Affairs Clubs: Basketball, Track lOutdoort, Cross-country. Man is a social animal formed to please and enjoy society. 1 , t ' E i it 1 if SUZANNE BARRY Sue Teacher Spanish Cluh. HA good deed is nerer lostg it is altreasure laid up and guarded for the doer's needf, We just can't wait fc, I ELLEN MARIE BARTLETT El SOCl'CfI1I'-Y Drumutie Club: Student Service Corps: Drama Nigliti AECIS lBusincss Stuffll C.I.C. She has II snzilc' for cwery friend and friends jor every snzzlef' ie eight rfelock bell. The Muster .IIflC'1ll.l1l'.Sf For he is Il jolly good fellow. , , ,wnawpi I I 1 nl , 1 ' s I ROBERT MICIIAEL A' R A X T li R Rob Q 1 l1UllfI.Sf .' ' flvrwmirl. Pliysies Prui- er-ts, Alu Alpha Tllvlal Clubs: Foolluill Ulun- 1-1-7 ugvrl, Golf. siferzt, sliy, porin' lowing 1711111 N CAROL BEAULIEL' Carol Office Worker Business Education Serv- lce, Student Service Corps. Baton Clubs. uf! light heart and a cheery 5rn1'le. CLAIRE M. BEAULIEU Claire 1.B.M. Operator Dramatic, Modern Miss, C.I.C., Clubs. 'The well of true wi! is truth itself. LINDA CASSAN DRA BECK Troop , Commercial A rlisl Art Service. llercliandiw Q ing Clubs. .4r! is long, but life is V ' flrerirzgf' ll A 9,6- 9 p 4, SANDRA BELLINO Sandy Nurse Library Aideg C.l.C., Spanish Clubs. We have been friends together, in sunshine and in fllillf, ALBERT ANTHONY BELMONTE Porky Pharmacist Physics Projects, Athlet- ic, Scientific Investiga- tion Clubs: Hnmeroom Officer lTreasure-rl: Mu Alpha Theta. Happy men shall have many friends. RICHARD J. BERG Dick Mechanical Engineer Physics Projects, Math Team, Chess. Review Math Clubs: Mu Alpha Theta. g'Ezfery num is like the compurzy he is wont to keep. ANN M. BERNSON Tricly Mathernatician Dramatic. Future Teach- ers of America, Girls Athletic Clubs: Class Dance Committee: BEV- ERLECA lCnpyl: C.l.C.: Student Council fRf-pri-sentativc P: Home- rrmm Olficffr lSCVffj- tarytg Usher at Cradua- llfm. '34 merry heart mulreth fl rlzfferful r'uuntf'nunce. Rich Carpenter First Aid Club, g'H0uses ure built to lite in, more than to look ut. JOHN BOUDROT Johnny Forestry Track llndoor, Ouldourl. 6'1f play interferes with zvorlf, drop worlff' gn-vii' IRENE L. BICRFORD Irene Executire Secretary Business Educ-atiwn Service. Dra- matic Clubs: Student Seriice Corps: C.l.C.: Student Council 1Alternate P: AECIS 'Businei Stafft: BEVERLECA 'Copy t. 'iSh e was mrzrle fur h app-i' th Oughts. for plrtp ful uit and laugh terf, MARUANE H. BOLRASSA Nl. .l. Office Work Art Service, Dramatic Clubs: Student Service Corps: AEGIS 4Business Staffl: Band: Orches- tra: Drama Night. Bree.:ing along with the breeze, living the life of easef, l'. -'N 1? 1 .K ,fa .K . -'li' ' 'Q x qi X X. , . - 5 'X fs-x I .JU FR.-XNK ISOGRIQTT III l.0RR,-UNE BOUDREAU l?I'LlIllilC Pilllil' Prinfvr Sf'l'f'f'ff11'.Y Ifmjl-4-y,,r5' frjlubl Nlixml Clmrus, First Aifl. llusi- ncss lfaliivutimvn Sfervim- Clulrs. nf mlm llml .wz'lf.s truflzf' Lvl lnmzvlczlga' grow from more to mow. JOYCE BRANDLIIY RHODAX XXX BRIGGS .Y-Rflj' TCC'llIIl.f'l.flII Rliocluclenflron Cirli' Atlilwtiv. Scivnlific Inws- Tfadllrol Cllumsf ligation Clulii: Mixed Clwrusz Frgnph Club: Mixt-L1 Clmru Studvnt S1-rrivv Corps llminu AEGISQ G,I,C, Night: AEGIS 4Ru2ine-QQ Stulflz fl.l.C.: Cirlg Uuekc-tlmull. xl sporting f-l'N0ll' is lllllifl' com plete. nLfIlllE.'l1lPf is ffm sunslzine of Ihe soul. Sl AS XX RliUXY'X RRUUIXS O 1 'fi Sum- V K .. . 1 lvrzrfllllg 'f llixuiiu Xiglllz lL.l.4I.g All, Slll1ll'Ill 51-rxiva' ffurpsg i 54'll'lllllll' lim-Nllgutlurl, llc-xiww xldllll, llirlx' .Mlill-liv. lfulurv- llll'lll'll- l'IA9UlF.'xlTll'I'l1 I J ' lflH.lfllX 1gMlwi'lixii1g V. nf qnivl f',mIr'rinr fun- 1'4'll!S lIIIl!'lI.U f if-pl I RICHARD Dick Y Unitvfl States Air Force 1 BROTHERTON 4 Prujef'lnrS' Cluli. qv HCVIIVP will 11171 a Cal. Ihf'ff'j0l'L' lefs be merry. SANDRA LEE BROWN Lover Happiness Business Education Svrv- ive, Modern Miss Clulvs: Student Service Corps: BEVERLECA 4Typingl. Happy nm I, from Care lim frvvf, in PETER M. BROWNING Prznier For man is the nmsrvr of his fate. CAROLE BUCCI Carole Dental Hygienist Dramatic, French Clubsg AEGIS tLiterary Stafft. lt's nice to be natural when y0u're naturally nice. BRUCE W. BURCESS Bru Business Lawyer Chess, Dramatic, Slide Rule Clubs. 4'Fall well they laughed with glee at all his jokes, for many a jolre had he. JOYCE P. BURCESS Joyce Teacher Dramatic Club. 'LHer really wit and cheery smile proclaimerl to all a friend worth- while. RICHARD BURKE Dick Bla-Ch enlist Fr:-nch, Scientific Inves- tigation Clubsg AECIS ll,itcrury D: Track lln- dfmr, Outrluortg Crass- countryg Mu Alpha The- tag BHS NEWS. The .surest way not to jail is lo tlelerntirte In .situ-m'rl.,' NIARGARET E. BLTRNHAM Maggie Bookkeeper Student Service Corps. '6W'h0les0rne as air and genial as the light. Sue Allison checks KATHLEEN MARCIA BURR Kathy illeteorologtsl Art Service. Dramatic 4Treas- urerl Clubs: Class Dance Com- mittee lChairmant: Drama Night tStudent Dircctortg Thespian Society: Student Council tRepre- scntatiret. How sweet anal fair is she. :Wk-Q . Y I1 ulisentees. STEPHEN EKRRELL Roscoe Leather Busrrzess Stage Craft Club: Distriliutixe Education. Tis army for him to be pleas- mg. - 'L DONNA LEE BUSHBY Donna Bn HYH Secretary Business Education Service, Dra- matic, Student Service Clubsg Class Dance Committeeg Student Council lReprese-ntativelg Home- room Officer lVice-Presidentlg Class Officer fSecretary lg AEGIS fBusiness Stafflg BEV- ERLEGA Vfypinglg Cheerlead- erg G.I.C, lSopli0m0re Repre- sentative, Vice-Presidentlg Girls' Basketball. Next ro lore, sympalhy is the diuinesl passion of the human heart. , ..-31' ll.-XVII! E. lll l'l,Ell llam- ElllI'fI'l7Il1'1' Errgzizcwr' YVurld Affqrirs ffluli. For mrrrz is VIIIIH rmrl IIIIIAIPF nl his frltc. PAUL J. BYRNE Clio Cho Tech I11.Cl.flI'l Math Team. Q-WrhflIlS the use of wor- fj'fI1g?w ,ILTDITH ANN CALDWELL Judy Nurse Senior Chorus: Guidance Aideg Student Service COTDS. H.-111 quiet persons are welcome every zvhprefl THOMAS CARNEVALE Tom Teacher Athletic, Mixed Chorus, Scientific Investigation, World Affairs Clulmsp Eire Extingzuislier Squad: Drama Night: Student Council 1.-Xlternatff D: AECIS 4 Literary Staff ll llsher at Graduation: Hockey, Track, Golf 4Captainl. 'ilrrrs ever II prince 50 debonnirf' fs M 'HN 463' , u' --,lvl -3 i WJQLQEEN' 'Af' WILLIAM R. CARR Bill Engineer Athletic, French, Physics Projects, Slide Rule Clubsg Fire Extinguisher Squad: Class Dance Committeeg Homeruoni Offiver fljresident lg Class Officer lpresident, Vice-President tg .lunior Roturiung Boys' State: Class Marshal: Basket- ball lCaptaintg Foot- ball: Track tOutdoort. His ability una' unthi- tion make him fl friend to aflf, MARIE CARROLL Micks I.B.M. Operator Modern Miss, Merchan- dising Clubs. 'cflmiabilily .shines by its own lightf, IANICE D. CARTER IC. Foreign Language Study Review Math, World Af- fairs, French Clubs: Drama Nightg Beverlega lCopyt. 'Speech is silverg silence is gold. RICHARD T. CASEY The Case Machinist Equestrian, Ski Clubs: Humeroom Offieer ITN-asurer t. Young fellows will be young jellowsf' :if ,,. N www-.q-x :u '4i' , K .11 ,4 'iff' iQq:?3.!' , . ...Ig 1. f 'iss -Q .IOEL CASSOLA Joe L. E. Writer Atlilt-tic, French, Slide Rule. Mu Alpha Theta, Clubs: AEGIS tLiterury P, Basketball. Knowfedge is the foundation and source of good 1l7l'l.1iI'Ig.,, .IOANNE CHAPMAN ,lo Nurse First Aid Club: Student Service Corpsg Baton Squad. Thoughtful and wise she goes her way. DONA L. CAVALLINI Doni Waves CIC.. Merchandising Club The rezrurtl of tt thing ue!! done is to hare done iff' LIXDA E. CHAPMAN Chappie Interpreter Dramatie. French, YVorld Affair Clubs: BEVERLEGA lSub Crip tion t. So nimble. so petite, so full of subtle flamef, if Q' SIISAN CAVICRLY JOHN CENA Sup Father John Borvlrkeeper' Prinler or Priest Modern Bliss. Klerehamlising Drarnatie Cluhq Drama Night. Cluhs: .XRCI5 lflusiness Stafftg I, , BEYERI,I'fCA lSnhtt-ription tg i f'f 1 5'f, flown- nd ff 1f'f1fSe Baskt-thall. 'Wu' 'MHS' fl fair l'.l'f!'fl.0f 1' II .silent ree 0l7IlIIt'V1d!Ill'0lI.n S THOMAS RICHARD CHAPKIAX Tom .II11el11'111'st 'ilet any true 111r111 to into silenaf' ALAN B. CHEESEMAN Al l'.S.,4.F. Officer Chess, French, Math, Physics Projeets, Mu Alpha Theta, Slide Rule Clubs: ISEVERLECA lLay- outt: Traek llnfloor. Outdoor Managertg Cross-country Glan- agertg Tennisg National Merit Finalist. Knowledge is Power. A Q I ' 1 - ' A I AI I, LIAIIIZIA Paul iIlr1r'f11'111'.'I mln l11111esl 1111111 is 11111 V . - y 1111l1!1'sl 11'11r1.' nj 01111, HAVICN H. CLARK. IR. Buff A C0011 I1 tan! Dramatie. Seientific In- vestigation Cluhsg Bowl- ing. Speech is grerzl. but silence is grealerf' PRESTON CLARK Pepi Engineer French, Physics Projeets, Review Math. Seientifie Investigation, Mu Alpha Theta Clubs: Traek fOutdoorIg Cross-Coun- try. ll's good to be merry and Il'I'SF.,, RICHARD CLEMENZI Clem COI1.9ffllCfliOH Engineer Seienee Projects: Slide Rule Clubs. '6.4nv1f11'ng for a quiet life. N . A4 li - T ' ,Lf . - I I ,Hits 1 'Jw -R fi 11.?1JL?3.1t '.'.. .1 ivC?1' f ,, A., .xl 9 -3 'bf 32'-'ir W IQ IU! 1:57 JUDITH COATES Judy Secretary Student Service Corps. Friendship is to be pur- chased only by frienfl- shipf' NEAL COHEN Neii Dentist Athletic, French, Review Math, Slide Rule, World Affairs Clubs. '4lVone but himself can be his parallel. E. BRUCE COLBY Bruce Mechanical Engineer French, Math Team, Re- view Math, Slide Rule, World Affairs Clubs. Whatever's worth doing at all, is worth doing well.', BARBARA COLLINS Barb Teacher Dramatic, French, Future Teachers of America Clubsg Library Aide, Student Service Corps, Drama Night, Usher at Graduation. Always smiling gailyf' CLAYTON CGLLUPY Clayt Mechanical Engineer Silence is one of the zirtues of the wise KATHLEEN A. CONDON Kathie Nurse Dramatic Club: Student Service Corpsg Baton Squad. A wee small ioicef, Opening exercise 'R D.-XVI D CON NELL Dave Pu fzlic Rvfalions Athlctic. World Affairs tjr. Rep- rcscutativel Clubs: Firc Extin guislu-r Squucl: Homcroom Offi cer l'Prcside-nt. Vice-Prcsident Trcawurcrlg l'l0otl78ll2 Truck tln doorl, 'Tight till the lust gaspfu in homeroom 207 BARRY A. CONSOLAZIO Four Eyes Plzysical Erfucation Teacher Dramatic Clubg Track flndoor, Outdoorl. A curly-lzeaded, mischief-nzalring imp from his birth. V 'l'llOll'lAS L. COOK Tom Eleclronic Engineer Projt-ctor's, Review Math, Mixed Chorus, Physics Projects Clubs: Studi-nt Service Corps: Extra-Curricular Commit- tee: Band lljrcsiclt-ntl: Sludcnt Council lAltcr- null-Pg Home-room Offi- cer fTI'CLlSllI'l'I'l2 Cross- country. ifllusic is the' lll11'l'l'fSIll langzzuge of l7IflIlfxil-7111.0 PRISCILLA COPELAND Cilla Office Work Baton Twirlingg G.I.C. Club. Be consistent and be sure. 3 , 3? HELEN COPELAS Hiene Secretary Dramatic, Girls Athletic, C.I.C., Business Educa- tion Service Clubs: Homeroom lTreasurer ll iBusiness Stuffl. Officer AEGIS HA mllrative lady to be sure. WILLIAM CORNIIER Pot Printer Silence neier betrays ,, you. 55. .iruvl ff 13' 'N ..,...-h- .41 . F DICNISIQ R. COl,i'l'L'HlQ Ueni Sofial Ui'0I'A'l'lf llruniuliv. l'lI't'IlCll, C.l.ff. 1 F Llllllel Claw Dunne Conti mittee. Llt'1'lvi, 1lllltIlfll't', Ill LAWRENCE COWAN Larry US. Air Force Athletic, Projectons. Stage Craft Clubs: Mixed Chorus: Science Projet-ts: Hockey Ulan- age-rt. 6'He is a folly good fellow. CAROL CRANDALL Toots Office Worker Business Education Serv- ice, GLC. Clubs. ':La1zglt and be wellf, NEIL CHATEAU Neil Draftsman Stage- ffruft fflulig Mixed Chorus. No limits Illlf llw sl.',t'.,, WALTER CREA N Walt llrotlzor Wltrld Affairs Clulr. .-1 gerztlenirtn n111l.r'x ni none ELlZABErl'H CUNNINGHAM Elizabeth Retail Salespemon Little srzirl is soon anzerzrlerlfl JLNE MARIE CROSMAX Rerl l'f?tl1'r1tr1'C ,Yz1r.s1'ng llukinew Efll1l'dYl4'D. Svientific' lnwxtigution. Student Ferxiffr fforpe, Cl.l.C.. Atliltgtic' Clubs. Fair fznrl .softly goes fur. RONALD DALLAS Ron Electrical Research Engineer Math Team. Projeetufs Cluli. 'fllatlzenzrztifs maize men subtle. F' 'Q DOUGLAS CROWELL RUTH CUCINELLI Doug Cooch .'1t'f0l1l'1llll.CUl Engineer Haz'ra'resser Slide Hulv. Mu Alpha Theta FTFSI Aid Club? Mixed CTWTUS- Clubs: Ilund. Thy rnusic rlollr s11rpr1ss. MARGARET D'AKIATO Peggy' Office II 'orl.'er CIC.: BEYERLEGA 1Adwrtis- inffl 1- ' 'ii-1 goorl exarnple is the best sermon. lx al Laugh and the world is yours. KATHRYN ADELE DIAMBROSIO Kathie Uncleciclea' I Drama Bight: Class Dance Com- mitteeg Student Service Corps: World Affairs, Dramatic Clubs: AECIS lLitc-raryl. '6Tl1ose graceful acts that daily flow from all lzer worrls and ac- tionsf' Wx Llflf ITAMOIIR Lou L .fl ccou II mn! 4 Athletic, Slide' Iiulc Clubs: liamlg Orchcslrag Indoor Trackg Iiasf-lmll. Good fellozcslzip in lltecf' -ak DOUGLAS DAVIES Doug x College Hockey, Athletic Club. The lmsz of rrzcrzf' BRUCE H. DAVISON Patternmalfer Track lOutdoor P. '6Proclaim him good rznrl great. WILLIAM S. DAVISON III Bill English Teacher Student Council fAltcr- natelg Mu Alpha Theta. TlLl.lPfIlfIll't' is the Ilzouglzl of lhl-Illfliflg souls. 1:39 , 1 f' P -1+ LIN DA DAWSON Lyn Histology Modern Miss Club: Stu- dent Service Corpsg G.I.C.g Basketball: Homeroom Officer lSec- retaryl. 5.4 light heart and a cheery smile. JERALD P. DAY Jay Navy Projector's Club. Let fortune fill thy sail. NANCY M. DeBLASIE Nance Registered Nurse Scientific Investigation Club fVice-President? , Library Aideg Student Service Corpsg Student Council lAlternatel: Homeroom Officer tSec- retarytg G.I.C.g Basket- ball. A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. JOSEPH D. DELISIO Dell Physical Education Athletic Clubg Student Council fRe resentative P v Alternatell Football: Homeroom Officer. 'Tarez-er cz good jeslf' v.. isa . MI pledge , ROBERT DENIS JOYCE R. DESJARDIXS I Jerry .loycie Hospital Pharmacist Primary Teacher First Aid Club: Fire Extinguish- French, Future Teachers of er Squad. America, Modern Miss Clubs: MSO placid and Self Contained., Student Service Corps: G.I.C. Doci1e as the mildest thing. -sq 3 4 i t V l l I l 4 i i allegiance . . HERBERT DiDONATO Herb Printer 'iSh0u's h imself jr1'e11r1ly.', JOYCE ANN DiSTEFANO Joyce Secretary Business Education Service, C.l.C., Girls Athletic Clubs: AECIS tBusinessJg BEVER- LEGA tTyping, Advertisingl. L'The way to be happy is to make others sofa LIN DA A. IJISTEFANO Linda Ser'rvlf1ry lillsilivss Education St-rx - let-. lrlllS Atlilcrit-, t,.I.t.. Clulusg IQEVERLEGA Vllyping, Adu-l'tisiiigI. M.'f!1l'IlXS merry 111111 brighti CLAUDIA DOERR Cloie Teacher French, Student Service Corps, C.I.C. ClubSQ Girls' Basketball: Class Dance Committee: Usher at Craduatiung AECIS tlaiterary Staffb. There is no zvisdom like fflllZh'Ilt'SS H PAULINE M. DOHERTY Paula Nurse French, Wcirld Affairs, G.l.C. Clubs: Drama Nightg Homeroom Offi- cer tTreasurerb. How beautiful a day can be when hindn ess touches it. ROBERTA DOHERTY Berta Usher at Graduation: C.l.C., Merchandising tVif3e-President? Clulis. She walks in health. an 1- f TV 2 1 r :. ', ijt, , 4 , X Z' W SWIM? 'gli' , w I X up l Ag, AK: sr-v5. 'fy iff, Q t rr. .go WILLIAM T. DONAHUE Bill A ero-Space Medicine Debating Club: Math Team. Every great fzdzfanre in science has issued from II new rzurlrrcily of imag- ir1f1t1'0r1.,' SHEILA ANN DONOVAN Sheila Bea uliciarz First Aid, Mixed Chorus, Modern Miss, C.I.C. Clubs. A loving heart is the truest wisdom. ELAINE DOTEN Tiger U nd ecid ed Merchandising Cluh. Proficient in businea is shew MARGARET ALLEN DOUGHERTY Peggie Conzmercial A rtist Guidance Aide, AEGIS tArt Chairman P1 BEV- ERLECA ll'l1utugrapl1y Editurlg Girls' Basket- hallg Student Council 1 Alternate! g Hnmeromn Officer 194-erelary lg Clue-erlearler 4Sul1stitutel Art has 111113 rlecrcwl In Illllfil' SOIIII' good, but Ihr' ulhers to e.rf'1'c'11.,' A I if 2' . KATHERINE DOUGLAS Kathy Malh Teacher French Cluhg Blazer Recipient: Student Service Corpsg Class Dance Cmnmitteeg Orchestra: Student Council fRepresenta- tivel: Hoinerooin Officer lVice- Presidentlg AECIS 4Hum0r Chairniantg Cheerleaderg C.I.C. NI41Il.f'IIj'S fl twinkle in her eye PAMPHILE DUBE Phil Sheet .llelal Worker '4SmaII, but oh my. ' 6 JAXICE DOVE Jan lllalh Teach er Dramatic, French. Slide Rule Clubsg Band lDrum Majorettev: Orchestra: AEGIS 'Literary Staffjg BEYERLECA 'Photog- raphylg C.I.C. As in no face zrilh more de- light. ROBERT .l. DKBE Bob Service Boys' High School Bowling League. Good will toward men. 1, mg.. MARK DOW Legs US. .4 ir Force Acatlerny Scientific Investigation. Science Projects, Chess, Dramatic Clubsg Cross-country. 'iFellou' of infinite zest. ,ga- WILLIAM J. DRINKWATER Bill Army Athletic Club. 'I-1 friend may well be rcclronetl' the masterpiece of nature. DOROTHY DuBOIS DONNA DUMAS Dotty Red Nurse Beautician Modern Miss. World Affairs Girls Athletic, Merchandising Clubsg G.I.C.: Basketball. Clubsg G.I.C. nSilence is deep as Eternity. The world is always ready to receive talent with open arms. N N .N NCY EAGAN Native lflenientary Tcaclicr Fra-ncli Clulm: AECIS 1I.itt-rary Staff t. nC,lllt'lVIf'.S.S is best. DAVID EDWARDS Dave Business Manager Scientific Investigation, Wevrld Affairs Clubs. '6Colf is a form of moral effort. JOAN ELLIOTT I. B. Government Work Dramatic, Student Serv- ice Corps, French Clubs: Blazer Recipientg Guid- ance Aide: Class Dance Committeeg Band: Stu- dent Council lRepresent- ative-at-Larget: Class Officer frfreasurertg G.l.C.g B-Hive lEditor- in-Chieftg AECIS 1As- sistant Editort. Government is an art above the attainment of an orrlinary geniusf' ROBERT ELLIS Rocky Teacher-Coach Class Dance Committee: Fire Extinguisher Squadg Class Officer fprf,-sis dentlq Class Marshal: Track llndoor, Outdoort. A sportsman complete. df ' K '1 'k. 404 sqm- jf -4 1' V? '95 iw Z. , J - rf A WALTER A. ELWELL Wallyf Cabinet Maker 6 al By the worlf one lfnout 41 lhe worlfnzan. MORRIS FARMER ROBERT FERNIOX Mho Rob Electrical Engineer Clzemzfsi Debating, Review Math, Rcivn- Cerman. Science Projects Cluhs: tific Investigation, Mu Alpha Hockey. Theta Clubs: Fire Extinguisher H I 1 , U e IS Cl mer ol lunj DIANE B. EMERY Squad' ' A ACCOLJHIGVLL 'GEorne5t effort is rz .step Io sur cess. Dramatic, French Clubs: Class Dance Committee. Cute little lady of my delight. Take i RAYMOND EMOND Ray College World Affairs Club. hfust efluerrllon forms the man. BARBARA JEAN EWASCHUK Rurh Buyer shllflfltnlll of mil, .SPVPIII umiflsr flllll'I7I.S.H EARL WALTER FINLEY Mock Math Teach er French Clubg Math Team. The flash of intelligence from the top. ,Q H5 X CHARLENE F. FIORY Punkin Cosmetologist Business Education Service Club, First Air Club, Student Service Corps: Class Dance Committeeg AEGIS iBusiness Stafflg BEV- ERLECA Ufypinglg G.I.C. Temperate as the morn. NICHOLAS FIORY Nick Welder The lfindest hand, the largest heart. ELLEN LOUISE FISKE Teacher Dramatic Club, Student Service Corpsg AEGIS lLiterary Stafflg BEV- ERLEGA lArt, Edi- torlg G.I.C.g Girls' Bas- ketball, Homeroom Offi- cer Vfreasurerl. 1 must go down to the sea again. PETER K. F ITZGIBBON S Fitz Electronic Engineer French, Mathematics, Physics, Review Math Clubs. A moral, sensible and well-bred man. MAUREEN A. FOLEY Teacher Future Teachers of America, Scientific ln- vestigation, World Af- fairs Clubsg Student Service Corpsg Class Dance Committee: Drama Night: Home- room Officer 1Secretaryl. Her hospitality is cor rlial and franl.'. I3 'hx iii' xXx Ms IGH' :-,.-- NANCY E. FOLEY Nance Tech I1 ician Dramatic Club: Student Service Corps: Class Dance Committeeg Baton Twirling. Composed her posture and her looks sedate. PETER FOLEY Pete Mechanical Engineer Projt-ctor's Club. A good humorerl man pleases all. RONALD FORTUNATO Fuzzy Barber Athletic Club: Football. '24 man must keep his frierirlshipsf' JAMES FOSS Jimmy College PHILIP K. FREDERICKSON Fred M aelz in ist The quiet mind is richer than a crown. JAMES E. FROST ,lim Printer Arlilt-tic Club: Band: Orchestra: Track tlndoor, Outdoort: Cross- Country. He carries music in his hearlf' gi X14 VALERIE FREEMAN Val Commercial A rlisl Art Seri ive Club. Jn artist is a dreamer con- senting to llream of the lllllllll zcorlflf, P l,gUVRENCE FROST Larry .llechan ical Engirz eer llutli TQ-ann: Student Council IRep1'esentative. Officer. Repre- sentative-at-Larger: Baseball. N Hockey tCo-Captainll Labora- i tory Assistant. 'illerztal courage is the lie-wiote 4 to successf' Q l HA man of nzilrl disposi- tion. RICIIARD L. FRIQYXLXN IH Dickiv PI'C7llIlf'f Ufllzfluvl' 1 Xlillvlls' Lilliil l'1vlrIiD.lH. Rv s11'1'll lo 111'11r 111111 lv! llll' flife' fn' .xir11i1'r1'.N RICHQXRD FROST Uivk ElCCfl'I.lY11 EIIQIAIICUI' Mu Alpha The-tn, Ski, lxvit'1'-PI'l'QilitfHli, Ninth Rr-xie-w Ninth. Slirlf- Rulc Hunne-r4fm1i Uffivc-r llr Awl.lg NECIS, lI.iIt'l'Ll1'X I'i1mIIlL1ii, illllilhlbfi, HJUIII-Ilg und IIIIIIIUI' are ple11s11nl.'y 43 Frcnrll TPQIITI, Clu lui: misiiri-r. Staffs: Track llllllllj S 11 - ,. 13fm' ' kv- IJ 1 ,qv Z. ff' .figi-I ' , . ' - , , j Y 'L f , CHARLES FROST Charlie Cd0l't'l'llIIll'l1f HllIlfl'l' FUNIIJLIH. i.Rll1lf!ll1l flllfl full uf funf' BARBARA JO FURNARI B. J. Hz1s1'111f.ss Tefzclzez' Clliciiilivv Aide: C.I.C.: BEVER- LEGA lpiifmugrupliyi. L15 IIfllI'l' 111111 bonny. good und 55 guy A1112 fI.fXHlHi'iL Pall vvl'III'lIt'l' 'Yi STEPHEN GABRIEL Stcvfl ' 2 Torzclzor r DI'LllNLlIit', Rule fflulw: Fire Extinguisher Squad. KI'I1!1I1f'.9.i dovs 111 lfl.Sf IIISfll7g1'IlfSh Codfs l,QPl1I1f'- man. JOHN A. CALLO Hangman Electronic TCCIIIII-Cfllfl -Q ui? 1 Chvss Club: Trark fin- H dunr. Outdrmrbg Cross Country. I would gire IZ thou sand pounds if I Could run as fast IIS thou 1'11nst. JOHN GALLTSKA Ave .Uuson Conlrncfor ' Che-SS Club: Fmitba , Cross-Country. Thou smiles! and ar! Mill. 5 -8 NORMAN D. GAMBLE Norm Commercial Art and Business Administra- tion. Art Service, Mixed Chorus, Slide Rule Cluhsg Band. A lighthearted lad is good to know. VICKI GARDNER Vicki Marriage Merchandising Club 1 President l. 'cSilence is the perfect herald of joy. JANE MARIE GARNOS Janie Secretary Business Education Serv- ice Clubg BEVERLEGA iTypingl3 G.l.C. 'gYour spirits shine through youf' DORINA ANN GASPERONI Gas Business Business Eduction Serv- ice, Modern Miss, First Aid Cluhsg Student Serv- ice Corpsg Class Dance Committeeg Homeroom Officer fVice-Presidentlg BEVERLEGA fTypingJ: G.I.C. Her smile always kept her happyf, PAULINE NANCY GEARY Pauline Hairdresser AEGIS fBusiness Staffl. Her voice was ever soft. ,. swf Y t v U .1-c The cheerleaders have a different i GRACE E. GEMMELLARO Gracie Elementary School Teacher Dramatic, Future Teachers of America, World Affairs Clubs: Student Service Corps: Student Council lRepresentativelg G.I.C. :'To be merry best becomes you. roi dea AW ff -Sr ll? 4' if D x bout the events at tht- club house DAVI D GERREN Dave Biologist Debating. Scientific tion. Science Proj Football: Tennis. ,You'herc so busy fl Investiga- ects, Clubs, mrm as he. 1 l ,jimi ,f-Q, KENNETH F. GLASS Kena College Chess, French, Scientific Inves- tigation Cluhsg Track flndoor, Outdoort, Cross-country. HHe is rt man with great re serve. ROGER GLIIJDEN Hog rNl7'l'I41'l' Allllclic-g Sllliltf liftlfl Clubs. U, flIll'I4'l'N, lmrlcst .soltli1'r. KENNETH J. GOODWIN Ken I rirzler Quiet as a street at Illghf. WALTER GRANT Walt Doctor Athletic, Mu Alpha Theta Clubsg Class Dance Committee: Fire Extinguisher Squadg Stu- dent Council lAlter- nately Homeroom Offi- cer fPresident, Vice- Presidenttg Class Officer tVice-Presidentig Junior Rotariang AEGlSg Usher at Graduation: Basket- ball, Football lCo-Capt.J, Track fOutdoorl. Sport is sweetest when there are no spectators. GLENN GRAY Glenn Printer Footllal l. To he merry best be- comes youf, J 0 pl E S .ill 'P se:-, f A W. bits life an-1' X if PATRICIA GRAY Pat Practical Nurse Business Education Serv- ice Club. You hare a merry lzcartf, LEE GRINER 6LRed17 Interior Decorator Mixed Chorus. Neat as a pin. JAMES GROTTO ,lim Master Mariner Projectors Clubg Band: Orchestra. 'fTl1ere is great ability In ltrzowmg liow to cone ceal orzeis abz'l1'ty.,' RICHARD GYSON IR. Tex Electronic Engineer Projectors, Slide Rule Clubsg Cross-Country, Track, lIndoorJ. The mirror of all courtesy. Y 3 ARTHUR HALL DAVID HALL Art Dave Teaclzer Retail Salesman f Mixed Chorus: B.H.S. News. iiSuccess follows earnest effort. VVILMA HARNIAALA Willie Meflical Secretary Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus, Review Math, Student Service Corps, French Clubsg Class Dance Committee. A merry heart and happy smilef' if 'find what lze greatly thought. he greatly darerlf, ,i l ANN PATRICE HARXEY Hank llleflical Librarian Future Teachers of America. Student Service Corps. Review Math Clubs: Class Dance Com- t mitteeg Student Council l'Alter- natelg Homeroom Officer lAsst. Treasurerb: G.I.C. Basketball. 3.4 light heart lifes long. BRENDA HANLON Bren Y 'I irline SlCIl'fll'flCSS W'orld Affairs Club: Student Q91-vice Corps: AEGiS. ftBusi- nessl: Baton Squad: tL.I.t,I.. BHS- ketbull. 'Not rnttch tallrffu quiet. Street silence. GLORIA HARRINCTON Bookkeeper Business Education Service Club: AECIS tbusiness stafft: BEV ERLEGA lTypingt. iiCreat thoughts, like great deeds, need no trurrzpetfl fi Ji C -J 7 SUSAN HANSBLRY Sue Legal Secretary Dramatic. Cirls'Athletic, Mixed Chorus. Review Math, Wcwrld Af- fairs Clubs: Student Service Corps: BEVERLEGA 4Subscrip- tionl: C.l.C., Basketball. 4'lT'itlz alzvays a smile. JOANNA HARRINGTON GL 79 ,loe Secretary Business Education Service, Dra- matic Clubs: G.I.C., Basketball: AEGIS tsubscriptionl. A friend to all and a grand good sport. 1 A , MICHAEL HARRI NGTON Hago Lawyer Class Dance Committee: Fire Extinguisher Stllltldl Student Count-il, tRepre- sentative, Co1'i'espr1ntlii1g1 Secretary, President I3 Athletic Clubs: Nlu Al- pha Theta: ,lunior Ro- tariun: Horne-rooin Offi- cer tYice-Vresitlent, Sec- retaryl: AECIS tLiter- aryl: Usher at Gradua- tion: Basketball, Base- ball, Football, Hockey. i'Succe.Ss follows earliest effort. ' ROBERT HARRINGTON Ape Mechanic Ambition hath no risk. STEPHEN .l. HARRINGTON Steve Social Worlfer Athletic Club, Assembly Committee, Class Dance Committee, Fire Extin- guisher Squad, Student Council, tRepresentative, Officer, Member-ab Largel, Homeroom Offi- cer, tpresidentl B-Hive: Usher at Graduation: Basketball, Baseball, Football. iiSome are born great: others achieve greatnessf' CYRIL HART Red Carpenter His best friends ever lnnown, his two good honest han ds. ,ffl Wi ff 1114? ,A1rz'a1iozz ROBERT G. HA RTLEY 'R Boli lj1'1vjr,'r'lor's, Slide' Rul6, Stags- Crufl Clulmsg Boys' Rowling. Chnl of zlw gamesome z'ro1c'1l.,' '16 44' 'Q' JAMES HENRIKSGN Jim Eleclronic Engineer Physics Projvcts, Projertofs, Scivntific Investigation Clubs. JOHN D-HAYDEN They half' ll plerzliful lot of Pag-H11 research' Foresier l7fujQ'4'IlJf'S, Slitlt' RlllC, Stage' Craft Clubs. Tha merry man IS lying., MICHAEL T. HAYFORD Mike Undecided Dramatic. Mixed Chorus, Merc-hanflising Clubsg Drama Night. fill lhe worldis a stage. RICHARD J. HEMENWAY Hem A zfialion Mechanic Dramatic Clulig Studont Council fAllernatCl. '4Nolhing is impossible 10 the induslriousf' BRUCE M. HERMAXSOX Aristotle .llr31'clzf111f11'51'11y E.X'C'Cllf1ll'6 Stage Craft, Biwrcliandising Clubs. No num is lzuppy who does not lhinlp hiniself so. Only 500 more pages to outline and CAROLYN J. HERSEY RUTHANN HERMANSON Ruthann Carol Legal Secretary Social Service Dramatic. Spanish Cluhsg Class Dance Committeeg Homeroom Officer lTreasurerl. Business Education Service, Dramatic, World Affairs Clubs: Baton Squad: Student Service Corps, Class Dance Committee: C.l.C.g Homeroom Officer tSec- retarylg BEVERLEGA tSub- scription tg Student Council fRepresentativel. uHer smile is a pleasant sight to view. Charm strikes rim sight, but rnerzt wins the soulfi he whole history book will he finished. j 'P' 3 V FRANCES M. HOFFMAN Fran Hair Stylist 'Win alert young mairl- ,, en GLENN CAMERON HOOD JR. Glenn Business Manager Athletic, Scientific Inves- tigation, World Affairs Clubs: Class Dance Com- mitteeg Track llndoor, Captain, Outdoorl. A companion. that is cheerful is worth gold. WALTER HOOK Walt Offset Printer A laugh is worth a hundred groans. DAVID HOPKINSON Hoppy Minister Athletic, Scientific In- vestigation, Science Proj- ects clubs. Religion is as healthy and normal as life it- self. ,. - s., mf . , f rl UCS PWD 516 s WWF? -wtf .4-.ADS xi .L.Ls3f ' 14 ' ri' - 'i Y I JOHN S. HORNE Big John Police Work Proje-ctor's Club, Track tlndoorl. 'GHe lzas liis own irleas about t'Z'f'f,Yll1l.I1g.,, JOAN E. HUBBARD Joanie Art Teacher Art Service, Dramatic, French, Review Math Clubs, Guidance Aide: Class Dance Committee: BEVERLECA tAr1b. Fine art is that in which the hanfl, tlze head, anal the heart ga togellierfi SHEILA ANN HULL Shiels Hair Stylist Art Service Club: Baton Twirlingg Home-romn Of- ficer lSecrcta1'y D. fill tlzings zuorlf togetlz- er for good. JUDITH P. HLTTCHINS Judi Ell'6'1Tllll.7.7C Secretary Debating, Dramatic, Spanish, Wfmrld Affairs fflubsg C.I.C. ffl quiet, einen tempera- ment. LINDA HLTTCHINSON Hutch Nu rse Dramatic, Girls Athletic. Mixed Chorus, C.l.C. Clubs, BEVER- LECA lAdverlising I. HCerztleness to all rnankinrlf' SYLVIA JAMES THOMAS B. JACK Tom lvnrleciclerl Atheletic. German. Bexiew Math Slide Baie. World Affairs Clube: Fire Extinguisher Squad: Home- rooin Officer QPU-sident. Vice- Pre-sident I: AECIS ll.iIfrI'Z1f5l Editorial chairman P. . . . Learned and autlientic tellozcf, JAMES J. JAWORSKI Syl Wiorsk To Work in an Office Wealthy success Dramatic, Mixed Chorus Clubs: Athletic. First Aid Clubs: Base- Baton Twirling: G.I.C. ball. Happiness is a rare cosmetic. Diligence is the mother of good fortune. '1 aim 7' CLOR I .X J. JXCQL, HS lf00Hrccpcr ff'f1v11 luuffs lwrv llvnrnl KIIIII Il'0fflS ll.'t'l't' ff'll'.N ,IANICE JALBERT jun .Al rlisl .Xrl S1-rxirv, Ijlllllliltii' Clulw Min-d f:ll4Pl'llS2 'TllPsI5iLlIl Su- civty: IEEYERIEGA 4,Xrt Culll- mittm- P: :XECIS 'I-zllhiIN'ii Stuff I. girl is ll fziglzvr ljpr' of l.'1mu'f Priya' IIIIIIZ l'.1'Il1'ffl'IIf'l',., CYNX,-XR JOHNSON JOYCE H. JOHNSON Gun Rl'Ql..9fC'fl'll QYIIFSC .'1llf0lIllIfIAl'C ,l1llI.llfl'lIfllICl' I'Jrumutiv, Flu-111-lm, Wnrld .'Xffdil'Q. Ile zvlm l.1'f'p.s nmzfzly. lI!1l'!l-Li 51'i mifi Im 'liS1lli ll Vlubf gvls soI11f'144lzf'r1', lTff'L1NUff'ff 3 Stucle-nt Cuunvil 1Re-p1'1-svI1Ia1tiw- lg I'Inn1vrmnn1 Of- flvrr 151'1'I'l'ILlI'y U1 f.l1f'f'I'lr'Ll1l4'fl .NEKQIS 1I-iIt 'LlI'j Staffi. Ve'r5r1Iilf' as om' F1111 Inf, fu? aa G-' Gr JOHN .IUYCI7 l'l11n1fn'r Pimrllulll. FIJI nj mrlurv Iltlfllflly fs l'llll fllIIII'. ROBERT HAM PERSAL Cumpa Sh ee! fllelal lforlfcr The serrvt of SIICTPSS is Corzslfznrjx' of purpose. ELAINE KELLY Kelly Pfl.l'llfL' SC'Cl'C'fflf-1' Class Dam-0 Cnmnlittf,-0: SIlldt'IlI S1'I'Yil'1' liurpig Dranlativ fflulm. The mos! l'IxIAlll'I1f sign of ll'l..Sf10III is l'0lIll'I1llUd I'11l'I'ffllIIIf'S.X.n HOWARD T. KICLLY Howie C 0011 Prinff-r '-fwfI.l'V1f1.Sl7I.1J, nzyyslvrinlls FPIIICVII of llllx gnuff' N... if--up K 'G ul? -'Qi :iv 1 1 3 3 iv 1 JOSEPH E. KENNEDY Joe Surgeon Math Teamg Bandg Mu Alpha Theta 3 Math Club 3 Baseball g Home- room Officer fTreas- urerl. Genius is the capacity for taking pains. SHARON KENNETT :heri Vurse Dramatic Clubg Mixed 'Ihorusg Class Dance Iommitteeg Drama Vightg Girls' Basketball. 'Rich in good worlrsf, JOHN J. KINDER Johnny Teacher Projectors, Review Math, Slide Rule Clubs: Band. 6'Few things are impos- sible to diligence and skill. DIANE JEAN KNIGHT Steve Secretary Business Education Serv- ice, Dramatic Clubsg Mixed Chorusg Student Council lRc-presentative, Alternatel: Homeroom Officer fVice-President, Secra-tarylg AECIS fllookkeeping Stafflg G.l.C. 4'The good you do is not lost, lhough you forget it. -av, , ,fr QNX JOHN NORMAN KOMICH Normie German, Review Math, Scientif- ic Investigation, Slide Rule Clubsg Drama Nightg Home-room Officer fPresident, Vice-Presi- dent, Treasurerjg Track Clndoor, Outdoorl, Cross-Country. Conrteous to all. lv-- 2 All this RAYMOND C. LaBELLE Ray lY7ld8Cid8d Good humor is always a suc- cess. for 250. THERESA LaBOXTE Terry Secrelary Baton Squad. fume is II0l1II'lIg.n The 116611 is l'lf'f,XI11I.lIg. the CL.-XLWUIA FAY LANDERGREN Claudia Teacher Library Aid:-: Studf-nt Serxim- Lurps: Hmmfm-nr Offim-r tTrf,-u-llrfgr P, IFS runzjhurt I0 lm COIIIIJIYIZIQUIIII' bfef, W2 A v-mv?-' 1 'A' 'l ,f .llfIDI'l'H NIARIIC IAYFZ ,lluli St'Fl4t?l!lI'j' Hll5iIl4'N4 Emlllcxllimm Serv X wx' iw' lflulvg fllll'i5IlIlLl9 Ah- X ff? NVIHIIIY. ' Kind IIGIIIIS mv mon' lhfm C0f0I1l'f.3.,' CHARLES LAKXSBY Sket Carpcnler They srzy ll Carp011ler'5 h'l101L'II 113' his CllI'I7S.H ROBERT LeBEL Bob Sheet ,Uefal Worker People of small smlure nmy hare slant hearts. CYNTHIA LETARTE Cyn R6'la1'l1'11g Dramutimi. Fpanixll. ilu- rre-nt Se-rxivv Civrpi Llub-: Cla-Q IL1nv1-Ln1n- mitt--vz llrrnnn Night: Stud:-nt Cuunril 4Altf-r- nate' I2 Hwlnr-rmvrn Offi- vf-r 1Yive-Pr:-Qidf-rut, Treasurer P. MEIN 10 pffvlw Ih-xsffllh, but JW55 ln plum' ollz- N51 QC N4 xl ,3- E an wifes SHARON P. LEVASSEUR Shazie Secretary Business Education Serv- ice Club, Mixed Chorus C.I.C. It IS a cornely fashion to be glad. MARILYN LEWIS Louie Marriage Mixed Chorus, G.I.C. Where words fail, music speaks. NANCY I. LISTER Nan Executive Secretary Business Education Serv- 'X- DENNIS LITKA IOANNE LONIBARDI Denny JO Sporlswriter Nursing Q Wfirld Affairs Cluhg Baseball. Mixed Chorus. I' Football, Track llndoorb. ls lhere a heart Ihat music can- ,4.s good a fellow as ez'er trod not rnelt?', l upon I16'fll,S leuth erf, l H , , Lucky MacARTI'IUR Conterztrrzerir IS beller Macllinl-St jwatster Ofluusic than riches. Homeroom Officer fSecretary7. Ffeflfh Club, Mixed Ch0fl15 'AC' companistl, Accompanist at as- 'EFOVNUIC turns evffyfhfng f0 the semblies, Student Council fAlter- advantage of its favorites. nate,- LINDA L ITALIEN 'slllusical as is Apollo's lute. Lin I Q I.B.M. Operator Dramatic Cluhg AEGISQ G.I.C. Fond of fun as fond can bef' :lb BRIAN LOW' Brian Retail Information Merchandising Club. fre lalren my fun zultere l'i'e n is UWE LUTZ-MCCRAVEN Uwe College Dramatic, German, Scientific ln- vestigation, World Affairs Clubs Student Council lAlternz1tel. wi, if f ' wkeiitlef' found it. Humor is the salt of life. DONNA lVIaCDEARMID GERALDINE MaCINTYRE DOIIHH Gerry Typist Airline Hostess H0ff1f'f00m Offifffl' fgeffefafyll Business Education Clubg Home- BEVERLEGA Vfypingtg C.I.C. Here the world is quiet. room Officer fSecretaryJ. Gay without frivolityf' any MIL '19 BONNIP QI QNX M 1rISAAC Bonnie I I3 U Operator Hr in 1 N m Officer KPN :cant Nreli ldett Studznt f vuncil 4Rrprf sentalivet. Pro ieient in business PATRICIA A. MACK Pat Executive Secretary Business Education Serv- ice, Mixed Chorus Clubsg Class Dance Com- mitteeg Homeroom Offi- cer lPresident, Vice- President, Secretary D3 BEVERLECA lAdver- tisingl. HA true friend is for- ever a friendf' RONALD MACKENZIE Mac Sail the Seas He is a good man and just. DIANE MACKEY Diane Private Secretary Mixed Chorus: Home- room Officer lTreasur- erjg BEVERLEGA lTyp- inglg C.I.C.g Girls' Bas- ketball. In her tongue is the law of kindness. .f ,- 'Q Aiea --., i mx X -'Q' 115 LINDA MacLAUGHIN Lynn Priuale Secretary Mixed Chorus, G.I.C. uFllI'IllfllI as the lurninb lidef' JAMES MAIN Knuckle Head Government Hunter Hockeyg Ace Manager. Carefree, he spends his early years. ARDITH L. MANEY Snah Translator Dramatic, French Clubs: Blazer Recipientg Li- brary Aideg AEGIS, lLite-rary, Poe-lrybg BEV- ERLEGA lLayoutJ. 6'Be studious and be learnedf, JOANNE E. MANZI Jo Executive Secretary Mixed Chorus, World Affairs Clubs: Student Council ffiepresenta- tivulg AECIS. g'Coorl dwells shall gain you frivlzrls among men. M W7 lv -In JOSEPH M. v ALBERT MARESCALCHI MARCIANO JR. Scalchi Joe Sign Painler Electrician A v N btage Craft Cluli: Hockey Boys High School Bowling ,H . League' e thru lias Prztzerzce mai com 'KYOLL bear a genlle rnindf, pass arzylhzngf Champl n ' L. EVA DIANE MARGOLIS Eva Medical Secretary CAROLE L. MARINELLI Chop-top Biologist Girls Athletic Club, Mixed Chorusg Office Aideg Student Service Corpsg BEVERLEGA lSulJscription D. French, Scientific Investigation Clubs: Blazer Recipient: Office Aideg Student Council fAlter- nateb: Homeroom Officer f'I'reas- urerbg BEVERLEGA 1Copyb. With joy and lore triunzphingf' chomp. lt is good to lengthen to the las! a sunny rnoodf' X v X, xX X .r'I. .unix LINDA NIA-XRINELLI Inn ll' ark in l'l0l'Cl.j.fIl Lllll- ggzzrzgvs lit-xicw Math, Spanish, Scientific Imcstiuutiori, fflulisg Claus Dance Com- mittt-cg Student Council 1II4'prm's1'ltlLlIiv1'l1 IIome- Iwmltl Officer 1Vict-- llrtwitlvnt. Secretary lg BEYERLECA tl'liotog- raphyl: AECIS tSulm- f scriptionl. So sweet of S0111 is - she. wg CRAIG MARQUIS AEN? V Precious Cabinetmaking H rf A man can be a car- Q. penter and be a great lx man. LINDA E. MARQUIS Mitch Secretary Business Education Serv- ice, Mixed Chorus, World Affairs Clubsg AECIS fBusiness Staffl, G.I.C. Sober, steadfast, and demuref' ff so ff RICHARD I 13' MARQUIS Dick Navy 0.13. .-fi' Stage Craft Clubg Mer- chandising Club. The gay are engaging. R il v--A as maln- A' We 0 lhg' Q 9,5 Cl- l Xl7L NIXRQVII X 1'0m'111'1' l'll't'll1'll. ljI'flj1'1'I1lI'.S lvig. ual S Alldlli Kids! ffllllli Nurlvnl L1IllIl1'll lRf'1Jl'CSC'IllllllVt'12 Hume-- I'UHlIl Offlmfr, ll'rg-5i- fll'l1fl1 AEIQIS fLiterarx Stuffl. 1 Dvpcm1r1121e nzen arf, 11111 best men. NANCY MASCIOLI Nance 1Vurs1'11g Mix:-d Clllibflli, SI1Lll1lSll, G.l.C. Clulmsg Class DllIlK'tx C4Pl1lIlIllll'C. HSIIP 11115 Il cvrtairz re fl'Cl'IlCl' of soulf' ROBERT MASCIOLI Dave Wilsoll TcaC110r Df'lJHllIlQ, Math Te,-urn, Equvstrian, Slide Rule. Clubs. Our 11101132111 is the key 10111-111 1111100115 1119 doors of 1116 world. COLLICEN E. Xlm:CAR'llllY Colleen 1,l'l'l'll1C Secretary Mixf-fl fflwrus, W111'lfl Alfuirf fflulnsg Stu- rlf-nt Cmmf-il lllcprv- S1'IllLlllVl'lQ AECIS lliuki- nv-N Slalfl. Thr rluy is !l11l'fl-K3 1115 uflm llf'UfL'S in it 1141111 .SI'II'lI11l,7, EIJVVARD F. MCCARTHY. JR. Efl X-Ray 1'vc'11111'c'1'ar1 Cvrman fllulv. WP IIVIII-Vflfl' our l'f'llSOI? for 11z1f use and rzzlzurzlugff of nzzznfl RICHARD Mr'l,AUGHl,lX Rich E10c'lr1'r'f11 EII2Q'l.IZGPf Stagv Craft Clulv. '24 man of 7711.111 a'1'spos1'1i0nf,' 1 ev! Vl'lll,BL'R F. Hr-CASSEY Mac 1fvlf11'1 Sr11fes1r1r111 Atllle-tif' fllulv: HHS. Klffrclmn- flixing Claws. 1f'11r1IsoPz'vr 11711125 fire Ifllff, 11110215 011 112PSr' 111f11g5.', JEFFREY J. M11-XANIARA Jeff .11 011 Ihrqlnll 0 Class Dancw Conmmittee-1 Fl Rulr. Refxiew Math Clubs: Hn mv rumn Offiver lYic-6-Pres. 1: l illtfl at Graduation. UAVIIOIIAL' 1115 ffl-EIIFIS he is CI liclring blaflef, ro! U23 id: r' 7. x 27 .,- -4' NIAVXIQYRXNN Nh-IJlfRNIOT'l' Maryann I,li.lI.0,wrf1mr lfuturv rIqt'LlFl1t'fQ of .Xmeriea, Mixed Chorus Clulw: Student Rl-lYERLEC,'X IF11lm-riptiwritz C.l.C. Service Cwrpez Huw lllll-Ulflfffl llmll url. RIOTH M15 EIL Ruthie .Yzzrxe Art Ferxice Club: Class Dance Committee: Hmne-rmmi Officer fYiCe-President. Treasure-rl: BEVERLECA 4SulN'riptiun L 'iSl1e has an fIgfPPfIblPIIPS5 III!!! C11flI'f7lS.', ---ev i JA NE NRC A RR Janie Secrcfary Mixed Clwrus, Review Math Club: Office Aide: Guidance Aide: Student Service Corps: Student Couneil fAlternatv P: Hnmeromn Offieer fSef'retury lg Usher at Reeeptimlz C.l.C. H5116 is as fair as the rose in rim. MARK MQPHERSON Rip NleNlaunus illayor Wiorld Affairs Club: Fire Ex tinguisln-r Squad: AECIS fEdi- tofli Ftmllulll. lf'1't Iflfll calls f0fIfl snzffes f-ren from 7I1OllfI1l'l'S.,, l -Rig 7'.1'T ' LIXIJA Nlf-QICIQICNY ltllltlll Sn-1'vl111'y llramalim' Cluln: Studi-nl Sm-rxiw Corps: Studi-nl lfmim-il 1,Xllvrnalt-rg llUlll1'l'nuIl1 fxvll'1'- l'nwifl1-:it I: lll'fYlfRl,lf- lA tN1lN'i'1pt1m1t. urslll' Lvwps llll Vffllllf I1llli.SI',N SYLVIA JEAN MICE Sylvia E,rccz1Iz'1'e Secrelary Dramatic. Mixed Chorus Clubs: Offim- Aide: Class Dance Cuminittcel C.l.C.: RHS. NEWS. HSIIIIVIPS are zclznt zvin fllf' 11t'IIfl.N ROGER MERCALDI. JR. Chuck ,l1f1r1'I1'rne Service Di-hating, Mixed Clwrus, Slide Rule Clubs: Rand: Orchestra: Uslwr at Graduation: Band Drill Committee: Rook Rmim Clerk. cillzzsic-the only llI11'Z'6'T- sal tongue. PETER A. MERRILL Moose ACCOIIIIYCIIU Stage Craft, llvreliamlis- ing Clubs: Baseball. ' ', f af' N- F53 qw Q.,--ann. : t x K9 1-qgrrf '-it fs' f' 4 5 A 1- 4-Q Hn frislxs IIICIU' I0 joy fuzrf play. 1 51 f aut .-if CYNTHIA MERRITT Cindy I.B.M. Operator Student Service Corpsg BEVERLEGA tTypingJg G.I.C. '4The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. VINCENT I. MICHALSKI Vinnie To be a machinist Athletic Club. An honest heart pos- sesses a kingdom. PATRICIA A. MICHETTI Pat Private Secretary Dramatic, French Clubs: Mixed Chorus: Blazer Recipientg Guidance Aideg Class Dance Com- mitteeg G.I.C.g BEVER- LECA fLay-Outtg Home- room Officer fPresident, Secretaryl. '6And still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knew. JAMES MILLEA Jim Architect Boys' Basketball: Cross- country. Ah, to build, to build! That is the noblest of all the arts. -is pg.-.. ...-Y.-..,.. .....,,,, ' , mi ' 6 fam if - 'IRQ B1 -lull k llf anal gil'-A. ' v IRAN BQPQTM ' - .1 IQ Q ' li 1 if-tiff 'I ll! raw! i , ,,,..4- gs' ,i ff 4 'Q Qlililili Ili!! ZLJCP16 Zld!QQ3?1sl'11b v.alPP3l52H.A-ll -I -6'-'li'. Eddie' ' i ed STYLE flblf' '53 'Y Y' , -.s ,... ., V- 'ff f ., '...' jj? ...af ' SM- f 9 ff.'4n-j u ,' - WILLIAM F. MITCHELL, JR. Business Education Service. Scientific Investigation, Ski Clubsg Band. Art is indeed not the bread but KAREN MOOD Karen Nursing fN1ee's I French, Future Teachers of America Clubsg C.I.C. A lover of fun. the wine of life. 'F' H YYY' mx mi IiHQlUH Mu Wi' 'yu -- QQ :suv sunt rv YH 'EL1 17. hI1aY!l1-.Af Ifi': '-K 1.431 1 -lvliih' NLR-31. iq, , H., .AQ -M150 v Tffg ls' K F: 0,5 QL 'LSUCI awww ff? M -7.1 ' L,1Q,r,'. FQ lil! is-ll-G FQ .milf W. nu: 'ual '--V 7 .,4,gfv4,'L 1 ,' ,. qi :2'!, 9 men. GAIL B. MOORE CLAUDIA MORAN Gail Claudia Nurse Nurse Studi-nt St-rvicc Corps: lloclt-rn Her mia was crer soft, gentle Miss. Girls' .-Xtlllctic Clubs: and low. .XECI5 tllusincsstz HEYERLE- C.-X ffulmscriptiontz O.l.C. She spculrs zcillz 1111013 un! heart. tx ROBERT A. MORNEAU Black Beard .llusfr Atlilctic Club: Band. He has ll spritely air. BARRY MORSE Barry Collage Slide Rule, Clicss, Ath- letic Clubsg lfire Extin- guisher Squad: Class Dance- Committcc: Hmnerooin Officer 1Pre-sidcnt, Trcasurerlg Baskt-thall. 'QA srlzolur and II gentle- lrlarzff KENNETH R. MORSE Ken Test Pilot in U.S.A.F. Track flndoor, Outdoorl. uHz's mina' is in the sky. JANE RUTH MUGGLEBEE ,lane Interior Decorator Class Dance Commit- teeg Student Service Corps: French. Dramatic Clubs: Homeroom Offi- cer 4Secretarylg Class Officer 1Treasurcrlg Cheerleader. In friena'ship sim is true. if 5- x- If Q ' - , B, f.. . ,:gK,17K - f-f at ' - -Q ', ye.-+5 3 www- 'e T if -.M T K iqrf. 'll 1 , v ia:-1'7 bfi ,L '.. V ' Y- ' 1 ,B --'Q ff? 4? qu-YQ I-54-.J ' Vi'- .I rn '! T7 gs ss , is RAYMON D MLLVANITY Wfhitie the owl Cook Projector s, Stage- Craft Clubs: Football, Cookery is become an art, a noble SC'l'f'l1CP.u SHARON MUNSON Sherry Hairdresser Modern Miss Club. HA wirzning srnilef, CHRISTINA MURPHY Murphs Execulive Secretary Dramatic Club, Mixed Chorus, Modern Miss Clubs: Guidance Aide: Student Service Corps: Drama Night. With a confident, easy mind. MAUREEN MURPHY Murph Nurse Cirls Athletic, Modern Miss Clubs: Homeroom Officer 4Treasurerl, CIC.: Girls' Basketball. Sluunch friend' is she. 1 SUSAN MURPHY SLSSKN L. XELSOY SHG Susie Teach er A ffliiif Mixed Chorus Club: CIC. Dramatic Club: Drama Night: 4. , , ,, Student Cwunftil 'Representa' A sprlrlzfzng KIISPOSIIIOII IIIZIYIVYS m.,,,- HmW,rmHn Offiwl. ,yicel helps' Prf-sidentl: AECIS 'Literary Poetry Chairman li BEVER- LEOA 4Editfvr-in-Chiefl: OIC. Those zrho haze mos! Io do and are zt'1'ff1'r7g I0 zforlr. ufff find the mos! fl-7I1f'.iI DAVID NEWHALL PHILLIP NIEBLYRG Dave Phil A ccou I1 tant Pllj'51'C1'Sf Review Math Club: Student Chess. Math Team. Clubs: Mu Council lAlternatel: Tennis. Alpha Theta: National Merit 1 Scholarship Finalist: BEVER- 6'None can drzve thee from the LEGA 4AdWmsing,. sportiue court. X i'C00a' rmlurerl and Czrzf IS he. 'W VERONICA A. N ELSON Nicki Secrefrzrj' Modern Miss Club. 4'To be good is fo he ltzlppyf' JOYCE NILES ,Ioyce Teacher Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus, Modern Miss, Re- view Math Club, Clubs: Class Dance Committee. 'gllouchsafe to show the sunslline of your face. RN sf ia-fy lx Q9 . :: .7 X l f DIANE M. NEWBOLIJ Seerelary Mixed Chorus, Mmlcrn Miss World Affairs Clubs: REVER LEGA lSubst-riptiun I. Look like Ill? I.I1Il0!'t'IIl flower. BERTHA PATRICIA NOONAN Pat Teacher Art Service, Business Education Service, Review Math, Clubs: C.I.C. A merry heart doeth good. .llflllfllll NIJRNIANIJ Little Judy St'l'I't'fl1I'llll llliorlt' lillslllvrs Eslurgllimi Sviwiwf Club: Xlixcd Clmrus: ll-,ilu-iumrii Hf- flcjcfl' l5c't'I'4'lLlTy'1 llillsillvss Sluffr. Ala lriggwr than ll mill- , ,, er S Ilizimlu. WILLIAM H. NORRIS Bill College Athletic, lilrzimuliv, Wfirlfl Affairs, Clubsg Class Dance Cmnmittc-eg Fire Extinguisher Squad: Student Council Repre- sentativeg B-Hixeg Truck llndoor, Outdoorlg Cross-Country lCup- tain Pg BEVERLECA lAdvertising 3. He that rims fastest gels most gI'0llI1fl.,. RICHARD OREAR Rick Engineer Dramatic, Review Math, Clubsg Boys' State. Congenial soul. EA 4 IK gf! W-'77 Ar. 117' Y'-- 'P', ROBERT OBEAR Bob ' 0 College Dramatic Review Math Clubs. Dlllberzce IS the moth er of.good forlzmef' .. L' 'Quads pew . .dit 4 'X Qst i,a: RONALD OBER Oggie The Terrible Freedom Rider Athletic, Stage Craft, Ile-iwltaiitlixiiig Clubs. His droll antics are riniusingf' WILLIAM E. OACONNOR Bill tllaclzirzist Homeroom Officer tPres- iclent l. 34411, why should life all labor be?', ROBERT OLIPHANT Bob Patternmaker Athletic Clubg Track tlndoorl: Football. dlnduslry keeps the body healthy, the fllillfl' clear, the heart whole, and the purse full. CYNTHIA ANN OLSON Cindy Executive Secretary Equestrian, Dramatic Clubsg Mixed Chorusg Class Dunne Committee: Drama Nightg GLC.: Home-rnmn Officer KSN-- retaryt. ulflllSl'll'fIg is the color of 1'fl'illf'.H sv' PAUL OSBORNE Ozzie U nd ecid ell Athletic, Slide Rule Clube: Dra- ma Nightg Basketballg Baseball: Homeroom Officer lpresident. Secretary t. He is wise who doth tall: but Iizzlef' GEORGE OSHEA Doctor Track tlndoor, Outdoftrt, fro Country. ally mimi is my lzingdom Senior gir c Q 5' DOROTHY PAGE Dottie Housewife 'iNotionless torrents! Silent cata- racts. ' eat, and listen. 73 THOMAS PAGE HT73 Teacher Athletic, French. Future Teach- ers of America Cluhsg Fire Ex- tinguisher Squadg Student Coun- cil lRepresentative. Representa- tive-at-Largeig Homeroom Officer trfreasureriz BEVERLEGA tPhotography, Layoulll BHSRU' ball, Baseball, Track, Cross- country. 'iHow fleet the runner W Q il r X ..,,. , C M' Q 1 1 1 .4 '-3,4 BRUCE A. PALOMBO Bruce Unrlecirlerl Review Math, Scientific Investigation Clulvsg Stu- dent Council tRcprcsent- alive tg Track tOut- floorl. Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. PETER PALOMBO Pete Mining Engineer Chess, Scientific Investi- gation Clubsg Track tOutdoor P. 1 never dare to be as funny as I am. CAROL PAPA Carol Executive Secretary Business Education Clubg Mixed Chorusg Blazer Recipientg Class Dance Committee: Stu- dent Council tRepresent- ative, Alternateig Home- room Officer tPresident, Vice-Presidentlg Class Officer tTreasurerJg AEGIS fBusiness Man- ageri: Usher at Gradua- tion. No friend ever did her favor without being doubly repaid. BENJAMIN PERRELLI Benj Machine Design Chess, Mixed Chorus, Physics Projects, Eques- trian Clubs. Rejoice, O young man, in thy youth. t W -'ff' auf' -4-T' ar -'hi . av-N D i f B fs 'W i 'Vx 4 Q' 83 'RW- 11' J-d,.-5.4 fn... -- 1 PI IILIP PARKER Phil Elw't1'0n1'cS Dramatic Club: Dttslict- bull. Tlw Slarly of SVIVVIICP ff'll!'lll'S tl ,wang man 10 tl11'11l.'. JAMES PASQUARELLO Jim lvmleciclefl Mixed Clwrus, Worlcl Affairs Clubs. 'Ullan is the merriest Spvctvs of tlzr' C'fIYlll'0IZ.l, BRADFORD PATCH Brad l VII rlccirlell He looks so modes! all lltt' zclzilcf' JAMES PEABODY Jimmy Printer Rest is the sweet sauce of labor. KA'l'HI,EliN DALE PICEPLICS Kath y Plz j'SIiC'lll E11 acalion Tcaclz Pr Clfli Allllvlir' lllfesidfgntl, Re' Dttskvtlrull lffn-fzfnptain I. 'fllj ju-i' of winallifal sparlsf' KRISTINE POMFRET Kris Teaclzer Girls, Athletic Club: Class Dance Committee: Baton Twirling. Sport went lzanal in liana' Zflilh herf' xif-w Math, Wnrlcl Affairs Clubs: SlLlllt'IlI Fe-rvicv flnrpgg v X7 H RICHARD PELLETIER l Dickie Slice! Allelal E.Qlz'maI0r l lzate no secret ,tar saffess. but lzarfl zcorlf. 1 'L WILLIAM D. PORRECA Bill Tcaclzer l Physics Prujects. Scientific ln- vestigatinn Clubs: Class Dance Cmnmittee: Student Council fRepresentatire. Alternate I: Homeroom Officer lYice-Presi- denttg Football. IFS excellent Io ltare a gianfs strengthf' MARY F. lJlf'l'lfllSON Pete Tl'1IL'1Il'l' Klixt-d KII141111-1 lfl.1-N. ll.llll'l' ffmiiiiiillt-1-3 Studvul if-111111-il 1 Xl- lt'l'l1tllt'll litllttll Vllttllllllgl ll.l.1I. 11111 rlwepml lIlf'lS I11111' 111111 1110 lI'11.N1 M1111111. Gl:iRi-Xl.DIXlii POWVERS Gerry Speech T11er11p1'x1 Blixe-11 ffliniwisg Sludcnl Se-rvicc Corps: Drama Night: Thcspian Socictyg Spanish. lrlircasurert, Dramatic lYicc-President 1, Clubsg Htmit-rtmm tTreasure-rl: Clie-t,'rl1'tir,l1-r l5ul1stiIut1-11 fl.l.C. There is 1111111' 111m Ihre among zhe f1lIIl1'f'fS.,, Y Q I Ka is -1 I 1 1 5: 1 . A 6 'gas 1 ROGER PIERCE Giant 1Jf0f1llC1l.0Il Director Dramatic, Mixed Chorus, Scicn- tific Iiivcstigutiun, Slidc Rulc Clubs: Class Dance Cnmmittcc: Drama Night: Thcspian Sucicty: BEVERLECA 4Advcrtisingl: Track llndtmr and Outdoort, Cross-Country, Buwling Leaguv. HFS 11'1'r1y 11111 1111's ICIDSPQ 11195 ll terror for his sizef' NIAYREEN POWERS Mo Teacher Future- Tt'Llf'llt'fS uf A1111-rica. Mixed Chnrus, Xludcrii Miss. Rc view Math Clubs: Student St-rv ice Corps. g'.4t111e1e, 1'1'cl0rio11.s 11111111 con- 16'l1f1lil1g.,, V737 W. SA X DRA ,HCANX Ii Plll'i5TON Sandy l11'111'c111 7ll'1'll1I01OgI.S1 llI'LllIlLlll4'. Frt-iicli fflulnxi Studcnt 51-rx'it'c lfurpsg Extra-1Itirriculttr Cttiniiiit- tt-cg Class Dunn- Cmn- inittcvg Drumu Night: Studcnt Cuuiicil f,'Xltcr4 I1LllCl 3 Hwint-rtmiii l'llI't'LlFl1fCl'l 3 BEVER- LECA lcnpy 1. A 1l'I1l' 41fI0I1I1 IS !11r1'1'1-r fl ffIPI1l1.,, DAVID S. Ql'lNlAN :1 ff1l1l'l1l'y Dramtitiv. Sci:-ntific ln- 3 U f A l S, A 445. I vcstigititiuii, Slide Huh- K Clulms: Asst-inlily C0111- niittccz Drama Night: Tlicspiiiii Swim-ty: .luniur Huturiuiig AECISL True-li tlndtmr and Outdmtrll ilrwf-fimiiitryz Rvprv- stflittitiw tu Tufts Nurth- cust Hvjllllllill Youth 111111- fvrr-iivt-1 ll.H.S. Cur- re-spn1id+'11t In llefwrly Timm-s. S'11e is 11 pronzising chap. JANET QUINN ,lan 1l1cf11'ca1 Tech IZ1CI'1I7Z or teacher Athletic. Mixed Chorus, Modern Miss, World Af- fairs Clubs: Library Aide: Office Aidc. .l1011esI, Simple 111111 Sweet. SVSAX JANE R1-XCOW Sue E1l'lIICII1f1I'.Y 1'cr1c111'1' l'il'1'llt'l1, S1-nitfr filwrux R1-tif-w Nlttth fflulw: Slll- tlvlll 5e'I'Xl1'e' f.111'pNg .Xlzlflb 4l.1t1-1'.1ri' 5t.1lft. .1 1111g1'r 111 rzrfri 11111. 90 -aql -5 6' gf-'Q 10' if 'S N49 -Sl fb fix it A 4-.S ,- ll- CAROLE MAY RAND '-Q' Angel .ilirline Slewardess ve, ,Y Che-ss, Dramatic, Mer- chandising Cluhsg C.l.C. ' gm, ' i X i'She that gives all gives nzuchf' 9 ,eel xxx! 'M it-. s....,,,,s CONSTANCE REED Connie Nurse Mixed Chorus, C.I.C., Clubs. 'food will is the might- iest practical force in the universef' CONSTANCE DIANNE REMARE REGAN Di Dolly Interior Decorating Buyer Art Service, Dramatic Clubs: uThg buyer needs g Homeroom Officer lSe-cretaryl. hundred eyes, the seller ,, not Ones, For ,she was made to always smile. ' i fu. '51 There must be something in thi PHYLLIS, E. RHYTYO Phyl Medical Work Dramatic, Future Teachers of America, Girls Athletic, Review Math, Spanish, World Affairs. Clubsg C.I.C.g Mixed Chorusg Library Aideg Student Service Corps: Drama Nightg Girls' Bas- ketball, llr. and Sr. Manage-rig BEVERLEGA. A friend that makes the least noise is often the most useful. WILLIAM W. REILLY Rile Salesman Stage Craft Club. What should man do but be merry. f 5 66' if llllfllfy' ulmut nn' tl-rin paper. K AX'I'III,KIiY RICHARDS Kutliy l'l1Ays1'1'r1f Ellllfflllillll Teuelzer Student Serxive C1-rpxg Mixed Chorus. Girls Athletic, Prrvjee- turf Clulw: G.l.f,f.: Busketlmll: Olfuw- .Kult-. pl spnrlAl11l l'lll7lI7lI!ll.UVl DUNN XJ ll I nn 1 I 1 fl N11 Xl in rl 1 Du 1 IS 1111111 mllx XII lf s SLTZANNF M. HISOLDI ue 111 gzislr 11,11 N11 rsr Of iee Aide: Sxudent Service Corpsg Girls Ath- letic Cl bg Home-room Officer fpresident lg Class Officer 4Secre- tarylg Cheerleader: Ush- er at Graduutiong Class Marshalg G.I.C.g Girls' Basketball. He1111!,1' is I0 zvomzm 14111111 nzoney is to mun- pozverf' DANIEL J. ROB BI N S Dan n y ClllUll1I.Sf Xllile-tie, Fra-nvli, He,-View Xlulli fflulmsg lAltlll14'I'l'Hllil Offivm-r lYice-llresident lg l.rmQ.l,ni11iIry: Lulu Af- sietuntz Cllt'IlllHlI'f' award. nl'-ff'f1Ill'I1f,vV Illfllfll my Ilflllrfl, I q111'f-ily Ihirzlx ll lllflllgllffl SANDRA ROBERTS Sandy Nurse Office Airleg Nlixeml Chorus: Girls .-Xlliletic Club: Stuflm-nt Council lAltn-rrmtelz llslu-r at Graduation: G.l.C.. Bax- lie-tlvall. Sf1Yx111'xS is r1f11'r1,iQ ln'- I'0I71l'I1 99' ' x 5:-. XX ',.., 11 , 14. V t ' gk gm A F ,. Q l f' 4 ,. , ' A - ts-.,, ' ,, , V , L .- 'fe f' T ,E -.T XJ Q ,-.x:,,x, ,qfgg V :, xr A.,-, ,-4 . ,f A .: ' .r ,ni ,-' ' r nz' 1 I A' -:'.' I ,v-V.,.. ft Fm gr- MARLENF, ROBERTSON Mari Accountant Mixed Chorusg Home- rooni Officer frfreas- urerlg AEGIS fBusinese Stafflg Baton Club. 4'There's 7I1l.SC1l1'0f in her eyes. SALLY RUTH ROBIE Sal Registered Nurse Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus Clubsg Band fSecre- turyl: Homeroom Offi- cer 454-C11-tu1'ylg Basket- ball. nGl'll6f0S1.1'Y wins furor for eueryorzefi RAYMOND ROGERS Ray U.S.O. French Club: Student Council 1 Representa- tivelg Football. HA serious man the worth dozh need. CAROL ROSSI Nurse The work of life teaches as to value the good of life. L 1 l V . E9 AZOR E. ROUNDY III ARTHUR RLENJI Butch Art ,lei Engineer Business Career 'cL0ve the Irade which Ihou hast S'G00d natured and civil is h learned, and be Content there- with. NORMA SCALZILLO Secretary Dramatic Club: Mixed Chorus, BEVERLEGA Vfypingl. Youth full of grace, force, and fascinationf' ALLEN SCANLON Al Engineer 'iEalucr1ti0n makes the man 1.--1 N' 'TI' DENNIS Nl. ST. PIERRE Denny Engineer Track llmloor, Outfloorl. 51-1 good mlm is the hes! friend. LAWRENCE I. SCANLON Larry .llechanicai Engineer Chess Club: Student Council 4Rcprese-ntativeig Hunu-romn Of- ficer 1 President I : B-HIYE: Truck llndoor. OuIrloor-Cap- lain I: Cross4Country. Style is the dress of thoughts. JOHN SANI DAS II ,lack Designer Projectofs, Slide Rule, Scientif- ic Investigation, Physics Projects Clubs. 'iScience is vastly more slimuiut- ing to the I.l71IIgI.V1lII1.0l1 Ihrm all the classics. TIMOTHY SCHNABEL Tim History Teacher German, I'rojcclnr's Clubs. HHis10ries nzuffe men 1l'I.5t'.,, Sl'S.AX N SCOTT Sue llcnlul ll'1'IlL'l.l,'IliI.Sf flirls Allilclic, lfulurc YIl1'Ql1'lll'I'S of mlmcricu, fl.l.lf., Slllflvlll 5c'l'N'lcr: J Corps, Clubs: Claw lhlmw-Cmnniirxl-1-g llomc- G rmmm Officer 15:-crctury, 'l'1'm1sl1rcrP : llEVEHl.E- ilk 4.-Xclxcrlising I. M, . unc mcrf Ihce film ll pll'llS!ll1f ll1lJlllQ11f.', MARK SHAIKEN Nippi Medical Doctor French, Physics Projects Clubsg Bandg Orchestra: Base-ballg Hockey. He nothing common did, or nzeanf' BRIAN SHEA Duck QA Teacher Xtlllltic Clubg Eootbullg ll bolfl 'I fi teacher affecls cler- nify, he can never tell zrh ere h is injlucrz cc slaps. I DWIGHT SI IJNIORE Injun Hciicoplcr .llcchfzn ic The comrade hear! Ihr!! llI1!ll'I'Slfll1f1S.!, U, -fx . T ,RD A BRUCE SIHPOL Seep To own my own business Re1irvd rzmidst a Crowd? JANICE E. SILLARS Jan Secretary Modern Miss Clulng Homeroom Officer 1560- retarylg Baton Squad ILeadcrJg G.I.C. UA merry heart doth rmzke II cheerful Counte- nance. PHILIP SPEAR Phil Derzlisz' Pr0jeCt0r'5, R e v i e w Math. Slide Rule Clubs: Band: Studi-nt Council lAl11'I'I1L1l1:l. HTIIIWC' rzvrvr was II saint zvillz red l1r1ir.', RODMAN G. SPEAR The Chucker MflClll.IlliSl Hmm-romn Offiriffr fViCe- P11-sidvnt I. Labor Conqurfrs ull 111 ingsf, JENNIFER SPEXCE DAVID STANDLEY ,lay Dave Secrelary ,llachinist Business Education Service Club. Review M3111 Club, HFruitfu1 0fg0lf1f'r1 deeds. c'When lore and skill u'0rl.' ro-i gather, expect a mc1.sterp1eCe. . I This is Larry' PALLETTE STA N DLEY Pauly Legal Sv1'1'1't111'y Studm,-nt S1-rvicc lf:-rps: Houm- rmnn Offiwr 1YiCe-Pr:-simle-nt. Presimln-11th. Hc'r 1111111115 are 115 011tsl11r111i11g as tlw valor of hor l1111'r.', lawless lurry. M2 DOUGLAS STATHER Doug Teaclzer A-Xlllle-tic, Futurv T1-arlwrs of Alllt'I'll'll, Svivntific Investigation, Mu Alpha Theta Clubs: Hume- ruom Offif-1-r 4Vimg-Presida-ntl. S'The Scotflz are II nation of gCl1f1t?f716II.,, g:-f ' TQ if ' Q lr- lv- I, . ,gg-M If' M 1' ' ll 1 ll ll I Ili: lllll lla nu llll llllt , ,-11'r11'11C Hostess SXXIDIIA NI. STICHNS Sumlx PTIVS. Eff. 7'l'll1',Il r l l1lu1'1' T1-411-lu-1 nl .'XIlI4'l'll'Ql 1'l'1'1-qw, I 3 Sm. Prvfiflfm-11131 U. l. C.: 'ft .XEKJS fll1151111-A St41ff.I . . 1 swf' 'Nftl .s1111f.1'11 rm IIII llll gvflx 1t'l1fsl1wl. 'N ROBERT W. STEVENS 5 , Bob y 1 ' News Analyst l ,T Atllf-ltic Club. il 'LCM your frzrts first, 111111 then j0ll Crm distort 'vm as IIIIICII as you pfetlsvf' 'im MAS 5' D 1 SALLY STEVENS Secretary A iw Clubs: BEVERLECA 44 ' 4S11lvsr'riptifmD: llshvr at Graduation: G.I.C. Dramatic, Studs-nt Svrv- Tim lmnrf 1,1111 gizws, gnlhvrsf, DONNA STICYVART Stu Dusinvsi Eclurutinn S1-rv ir'c', Girls' gXllll4'Ii4', Sr-im-nlifiv lrmu-stigatifm Clubs: Stuflq-nt Survive- Cwrps: Stud:-nt Culxllvil 1Rcprf-sentatiwbg Hn1111-- room Offivm-r lTreuQ- urerb: C.l.C.g Cirls'I2uQ- kctball. Fortune and L010 fun ffl.PI1fIT the bofzlf, 1... l is ? WQ ff :J fa, ,IUDITH E. STILLSON ,ludy Dancing Teacher Spanish Club: Baton Twirling, lSululSlP1 Tal- cnt Show: CIC. 4iDIII1C1.l12Q' is the loftiest . . . 1 the most beautiful of the arts. CHARLES R. STORTSTRONI C. C. Math Teacher Athletic. Future Teach- ers of Ame-rica, Slide Rule. wlorld Affaire Clubs: Homt-room Offi4 cer tljresidf-nt, Secre- tary P: Basketball, Base ball. ghllllll-V ll joke had Ile. WILLIAM SLRELS Bill Printer Let me rnalre the nezvs- papvrsf' LORETTA SURMAN Lorrie Private Secretary Buwint-Ns Education, Dra- matic, Girls Athletic, Clubxg AECIS lllusincss Fluff I. l'1'1'tury belongs to the max! l11'r.w'l'4'l'l'l1,z. . 'u I CATHERINE HENDRIKA SYVART Tina Travel the world Art Service, Cirle Atblf-tic Clubsg Student Council tRep- resentivctg Homeroom Officer tVice-Presidentlg BEVERLECA tArtt. Appreeizztizte of all her friendsf' BARBARA TAPPAN Barb Registered Nurse Dramatic, First Aid, Mixed Chorus Clubs: Class Dance Committeeg Humeroom Officer tljresidentlg C.I.C. Not much IIIHIAII great sweet silence. 5 NIARCIA AXX SZCZESNY Red Secretary Dramatic. Modern Mis? Clubs: AEGIS 4Bu'sinesS Stafft: CIC. Her mirth and fun grew fast and furiousfl MICHAEL TAYLOR Mike .llathematieian Athletic. French Clubs: Football: Christmas Assembly: Mu Alpha Theta. Youth comes but once in fl life- time. -J - DORIS 'IACHE ,'Xm'lim' PlI.X'.Yl.l'!Il Tlzcrrzpy Frvm'li. Nluclcrn Klifs Clubs: Firsl yliil. flliwcl Cluurus Clubs: Girl? liuflwllmll. Tfzf' lifw of IIVIIVUII is lmblwr rl llillft' lvorlf. Il lilllv jlfzl-if, Ilum ilu' fifv U! tlzoiiglzlf' lACQlfFl,YN NANCY TERRI EO Jackie Scv1'f'l111'-i' Bll'llll'N4 Ecllllxlllfvll 5m'I'Xll'e', Frivilliliv lm:-Nliuuliiui lflub-1 Uffiw- .Xiflefz Vlixtru-lfurriculur lY,lPlllllllllf'f': l,,.l.f,. --Till' gods fznzf' niudv Uwe po- Min, C. lllllllfllll 'l'lCliSOI.O limb IHlfNlIIHl!I.!l' llt'Illl'l' lluxim-N l'illlll'illlHll Fifrv- iw. lb-buling, lfqm-Nli'iun 4.lubx. pl lrivnlifrlif nl' grwrzl lrflllir tlimululz flu' Il'tIl!tl.u IJAVI U TI lfXY lfli Dave flmflilzg Clie-us. Pliysii-S Pibji-r'ts Clubs. T11f.'fr1g il vusy 111111 lung lijf' are l1ro111f'rs.', SANDRA THIBEDEAU Sandy Secrvtary H11.xl'l1f'ss flisprllflzrrf is 1jllSlVI1'SS zvvff rlorzrrn CLAKDIA THIBODEAL' Claude Speech Therapy Future- 'llc-uvlu-rs of ,-Xiue-rivu Clubg Extra. Currivulur fifmiiliiittf-f-1 Druluu Night: Student lfulinvil f Xllvrnutf-D' llunivrfvfuu Uffirvr 451-rw rr-lury iz l3lfYFRl.Ef'lA llllwtugruplly I. Q Tim part uns uplly flllrd rmfl fllllllfllllj' per- lnrn1e'zl. If 21 AIP' Y' iff? X GEORGE MICHAEL THOMAS '4Little Gulf, Professional Golfer Gulf lCu-Captainl. H111 golf your play needs no exeusef' SANDRA THOMAS Sandy Nurse Dramatic, First Aid Clubsg Student Service Qorps. They serve God well who serve his creaturesf, GERALD THOMPSON Yogi Mechanical Engineer True-heartefl. wh ole- ,1PflI'lC'Il.,, GORDON CHRISTOPHER THURLOW Chris ,flvialion Technician Slide Rule Club. NA humming rnolor is rnusic to the ear -'.a' . --.,. 8 f - 1 . .1,.',-1 ., U . 1,4 ,Q 1 f, ir ,JL-Ag, 9: , ahxl ' ' - 'If' ,,,4-' Q . , 4,5 V.. , ,u , .-- ,, -.-.V .Q - 4 , J. I - . s , 4-'-i'- ,-'M' 9. ' LOUISE TIKKANEN Louise Medical Secretary Dramatic Clubg Homerooni Ofa ficer fSeeretaryl: BEVERLEGA lArtl. 'GThere,s none more Coy' than she. 4. '- --. Cheerleaders and clieerer RAYMOND TILTON Ray Pharmacist Projectofs. Scientific Investiga- tion. Science Projects Clubs: Bandg Basketball. With precision and accuracy. F. wr- , .4 '.'4'-L ,- . push HHS. on to vict11ry. NI.-XRCIA TOLVANEN Marsh SeCretf11'j' Business Education Sc-rxicv. Svicntitiv I11x1-Ftigzxtuvn. Mix:-ml Churui Clubs: C.I,f,f.1 Studcnl Council 4Rcp1'c:n-rmluliwr3 Hmm-A runm Officufr W imfcf-P1'f:sid011t, been-tury 1. 051101101 110101 ll1'fl'Il.XS you. ' - 1 Pi' 'fu Q. A f VM 1 -u . ' 'f' H ff. 'gy , 'QF A -'Q BA W . . 'Q p11Q i' Q. 'fy N' .' 4i5qg'.'W YJKQ. 3 -'P fi P: -'Y' 151-il'. T' - fi- ' ' ' , :n,d3:N V,-'.t:,.54,.-6 wifi.. , I, df' .,'2.Q-4.14.-A,-I-'55, A jvjf u 1.V: ' T4 '5.if4-2:3-.fl'l '31ii.,T. 1-R:': 'Q' V CAROL TRASK Traskie S efrelrz ry I,TillT1LlIiI'. Cirh' .'Xtl1l1-txc MSIIIIYH but spry.,' Clulw R0lf1l+Ill'I' TH :XSK Bnlwlmy lf1'flII'l1'l' XI1-1'1'l1.x111l1x111g f.Illll. fl 1111111 111 111il1f lll-,Sl7UA1'- lion. JANET TRICFRY Jan P.Sy'Cl1I.0ffl'.9f Dramatic Clulw. ,A11111'C11l1ilif,1 shirzvs 111' its 011111 lfglzlf, JUDITH ELLEN TROOP Judy Sf'l'UI1ll.Sf Hath Tculng I,lU4i4'G Prr1jm ts3 Blum-r Hwip- icnt: Class Motto C11111- II mittc-vg BEYERI,EilgX - tPI111tng1'upl1y, lI11I1,y.I'1cli- x K -3, mr 13 H1il1ll'T1141I1l 01111-1-r 4 TI'l'i1SllTt'I'1. S'S'1'1r'11rr' SIlfI7lISSf S Ihr' old 11111111111 of 111,xll10f- H ogx. 'HL 9 A-di l Q . A 5 . 5 PATRICIA TROL BET1XRlb Put Oflflft' U Orlmr L'U l111I SI1l1N1ll'V' ' ffrrzvwrs, x1111l1'x llfl' In l1llf7lfllll'fl.n 1-all 1 R 'K JERRY TLCKER Thumper Contractor First Aid Club. To builrlf That is the noblest of all artxf, GARY C. TURNER Gary D ra f tsman Nlu Alpha Theta Club: Stull:-nt Council lflepre- sf-ntutiw, Alle-rnutelg Hmnroom Offiec-r ll'resi- df-nt. Vice-Pre,-sicll-nt lg llsher at Crufluutiong Hoekeyg Truek llncloor, C,l1lllU01'l. '14 still and quiet C011- SC'lE'IICt'.', FRANK VAGOS Frank Draftsman Smooth runs tlze water zulwre the broolr is aleepf, LINDA JEAN VALENTINE Lin Office Worlfer aml Hairy tlVlll'.S0 Mix:-fl Chorus, Moda-rn Miss, liutfm Clubs. Frif-nzlslzip is Constant. CAROL VARAS Carol Secretary Senior Chorus, G.l.C., Business Education Service Clubs: llnnie- room Officer liecretaryl: AECIS lliusiness Staff I. For life and joyfi CHERYL YVAITT Cheryl Legal Secretary Mixed Chorus, Moclfi-rn Miss Clubs: Office Aide: Girls' Bas- kt-tball. Perlf as a peacock. ANN ELIZABETH VIGODA Anna Legal Secretary Dramzitic. C1-rman. C.l.C.. Mixed Chorus, Student Service- Corps. Clubs: Class Dance Commit' tee: BEVERLECA '5uhsf'ripf tionl. A good lzearfs worth goldfi 1 GERARD XVALLACE Gerry College BEVERLEGA 1 Photography il : Boys' Basketball. He is a lover of fun. WILLIAM VITALE MARGARET LUCY WADE Mamie Bill W, Freedom Riflcr A rl Teacher Projectors. Spanish. Nlercliamlis- Art Service. Chess, D4-batin ing Clubs. Clubs: Mixed Chorus. Brez'ily is the soul of uit. l'ChClIl6I', chatter as I go. ROBERT R. WALLACE Bob College Athletic Club: Blazer Recipient: Harvard Dunk Prize: Class Dance Comniitte-eg Fire Extinguisher Squad: Student Council fRepre- sentativc. Officerlz Homeroom Officer IYicc-Presidentlg Class Officer 1Presidentt: Junior Ro- tarian: Boys' State: Class Mar- shalg Basketball. Baseball, Foot- BRIAN JAAIIES WATSON liilll. Boy I once adnzitlerl-to myself- IIS. IWGTIUIIC Corps that .football was fl brutal game, bemuse 51,9 hafes gl uln persercrrnzee he is strong liOlll'iR'l' D. VI'l'i.'Xll IIIYII ,IIIIVII I.lII.Nf lI4lIIIl'I'lNPIll fllflrrl' lllfvs- ifle-nl I. Hflcfzrflt' frrirli unrl fmrzvsl llIl'l'l'. RICIIARD W. VVERRER Richie Prinler mf mrm of mild rlisposi- fl'0V1.N ELAINE WEISMAN Elaine illezfzcal Secretary Dramatic. Girls' Athletic, Modern Miss Clubs: Sen- ior Chorus. 6'SIL'l'l'fS to the Sll'l'0l.H LESLIE JLLIE WELLS Leslie Biologist Dramatic. German. Rc- view Math. Foreign I.an- guagc Clubs: llixf-rl Chorus: CIC.: Drama Night. 'Une of the .Smart set. Q An . Ns NR K 1 . Wi 198 -5.919 I t S4 tk- 'Q SALLY JOANNA WHICHAM A ceounianl Mixed Churusg AECIS fBusiness Staffl. fl sweeter girl ne'er drew breutlif' CALVIN WILLIAMS Cal Umleciflerl uTl1P,V lllllf' fl plentiful lot of reseurclif' RICHARD WINQUIST Dick Electrical Engineer Scientific Investigation, Slide Rule Clubs: Fire Extinguisher Squad: Stu- dent Count-il tRepresent- ativet: Mu Alpha The- tag Usher at Craduationg Football. Sailors slzoulfl never be sliyfl ANTHONY M. WITWICKI Tony Teaching Athletic, Future Teach- ers of America, fPresi- dent, Treasurerlg Scien- tific Investigation Clubsg Class Dance Committee: Fin- Ifxtinutiisher Squadg Student Council tAlter- nate, Representatiw-ab Larggn-lg Hnineromn Offi- cer tl'r1-side-ntlg Class Officer IVlfQ'f,'-lIf4f5ldl'!1I lg .luni-ir Rntariung Class Nlarshalg liaskethall: liagelpall, Ifurmtliall. ulIl'U1l'I77 lwring my gooll frir'nllS. PETER WOODBERRY Pete I.B.lll. Repairmarz Athletic, Stage Craft Clubsg Cross-country. A good lzumored man pleases all. MARTHA J. WOODKIAX Ma Practical Nu rse Mixed Chorusg Student Service Corpsg Drama Night. ':Singing is sweet. Senior girls, Senior SIIARRON WORKNIAN Ronnie ,'1IAI'1I'IIC Sf0Il'lIfl1l'SS Drznnatic fflulw lprcaiqh-nt ig Stmh-nt Fvrviw Curpiz DTLIIHLI mlglllll lf.I.C.. Fur SlIfIlI1'SS .she 111141 51c'r'r'! al- H'!IL'fl'lI' gran. ance - enough? 1 IIKGII WORTH Ruby Hughie L IIQIIIUUI' Chess illuh. 'xI,fffSl'l'1'H7V1l'l' guir 1. IS its 11111111 NI ANY WORTH 1'l11l'1'r'1Aff1'1l Il'l'Ifl ilu' lmrsl SlPIllI!1.u CHRISTOPHER GRANT YEO Chris Ell3Q'l'IIf'Pf PfUjt'UlUl'.S. R1-xivw Math Club: Te-nnis. Erma Zl'I'flI f1l'gl1I'f.Y ALAN R. ZANLYCCOLI CIITPFIIIPI' f cLEfv,fl.ClA1'Vlf'V1' of the ffrzzv- fvss L'l.V1I1.,, MARIAN ZA WACKI l.lZ.1U. .1IflCllI.I16'S hlixvd flhnru-. Nhudn-rn Nliw Clllhil II1lIHPI'lr1iIH 0ffiFt I' fSPf'T1'IglVyig HJ. Inn Txxirling. .S1'lv111 ll'I1f'f!' 1111-rv 1 rzfvvf of Sl.lP77l'l',', Memoriam f V ' SUZANNE NYLAND JOHN SANTAMARIA 1 -1 :ff V I ., ' -Q-.. 1. 'I 1 i' lf 4:f '5' Senior Beau and Belle vfeaffo QLWWWJ fm J sr qv-sv Q.,-nv 4 Best Dressed fgyazhb ffm!! Sttperlatives Best Actor and Best Actress AAA? 7Qf '0 4-J 157 ,A xl gd' tx , I Best Muslfciczfn Etitstjttiids s Q.-'x 42! I'I2' X M , 'LN Senior Wimjesz QW Wfnfrwnf. WWNMWHCPMWVV 'idx' 'E Most Bashfhl Mm Wkfdww MJ i uperlatives J' A 2 J Y Vx' j Tx X G. 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Q' 3,4 ' :,,f:f ' -1, in ' Q ' 'f 1 'l:.1,,Xf1.' . . WW-- .. . ' ft. - ' ' -mar.:-x '. f Compliments of WARLAND R. HERSEY iAdvaS0f, Class of 'ezi f ln gralelul apprecialion lo lhe Class ol l962, as line a group ol sludenls as I have ever had lhe pleasure ol knowing and working wilh. My sinoeresl wishes lor your every success and happiness. Summer Supplement 1962 EJEZ7 W ig :Q if-'e J, ' iff weeiefiefifei 1 gf-f nf ff L I ,L ,P if f ,fe eve QL 'SCig?'i,f,h iw 13 E4,fL-1 J Y ij iffl H fl 'fiifzif 55 ?faff?e f-fe iff Q Lie gy e we 1 if elf 7 1 Q Dedicated Men ...Kai Our best wishes go out to Mr. Claude Patten, long time Director of Beverly Trade School. who has retired from his position to serve on the Beverly School Board. where he felt he could best carry on his interest in educa- tion. For twenty years he was a dedicated teacher of patternmaking before he served as director of the Trade School for a period of seventeen years. Feeling that vocational edu- cation is essential to meet the needs of all youth. Mr. Patten devoted himself to that cause. Despite many setbacks. he met every crisis to make Beverly Trade School an effec- tive functioning organization. Throughout his career Mr. Patten has gained the respect of teachers and pupils alike who realize that their school has lost a fine leader. The directorship has been turned over to Mr. Joseph D. Brucci, former member of the Supervisory Staff of the Massachusetts Depart- ment of Education in the Field of Trade and Industrial Education for Boys. MR. CLAUDE PATFEN Because of Mr. Herseyls departure in February. the Senior Class was left without a father for the remaining half year. Having had much experience as a class advisor of the Class of 1961, Mr. Nathans stepped into the position of Class Father of 1962. For his expert and wise advice both in financial and social matters, the Class of 1962 ex- presses its deepest gratitude. MR. DAVID NATHANS 2 I iii- IQ6 Baseball Team . .a :UN ' I QQIE 0 Vfkllfx X X fi. N NSU! '71 f I First Row: T. Gallagher, R. Shepard, K. Overberg, D. Cucinelli, W. Wilkins, M. Ryan, K. Burke, R. McCarthy, A. Gaynor. Second Row: W. Gannon, D. Weaver, C. Overberg, R. Wallace, J. Hendrickson, S. Harrington, M. Harrington, D. Manuel, D. McKenna, T Cockfield, K. Rich, M. Drislane, L. Frost, Coach George Taylor. a . N-1 'Aka' lpnfl .', u. 1,01 AA .at .lk is Hgh-4 -1 QF' What an unusual hal size' v 1. ' ' T V A. .. 1 .1 '1 . I Y ,wa , fztw Q I r S .Is L '... as S I l l l . I W nge-.I You want my goof ball? Under the able leadership of Coach George Taylor, the Baseball Team made a commendable record of eight wins and three losses. As a result, they finished sec- ond in Essex County. Also, this was the first time in many years that Beverly en- tered the state tourney. Q I what a big fly! Spring Track Team T' -9 gg. , Q, 'fini it Airborn! Hold this pose, you say? Q PM nn., Watch it with that javelin! Spiritedly led by Coach William ,lenkins and Captain Larry Scanlon, the 1962 Spring Track Team succeeded in attaining a 7-0 undefeated record. Their outstanding achievements gained them the Essex County Meet Championship and the Essex County League Championship. The team this year was, in the coaches own words, 'G . . . the best Spring Track Team Beverly has ever hadfl ?,f x 'wg 51, . tf '5'wfu ft in 4:1-'+M--. K I ., 'N ,eff ,S ,WL fe. , -t I , . sq. V. First Row: Coach William Jenkins, J. Maloney, D. Vitale, A. Rizzo, C. Turner, W. Burch, A. Alexander, N. Murray, K. Morse, G. O'Shea, T. Page, R. Pierce, N. Komich, J. Delisio, A. Witwicki, R. Ellis, W. Norris, L. Scanlon, B. Consolazio, A. Cheeseman. Second Row: D. Satin, J. Biggs, B. Raymond, B. Killeen, J. McPherson, R. Ouelette, B. Annis, W. Pizenni, F. Pitman, E. Derose, T. Teeter, N. Rand, T. Lemire, D. Crowell, J. Corning, J. Smithers, P.'Swan, T. Erwin, D. Pendleton, D. Smith, J. Phillips, J. Monison, R. Hamilton, R. Cook, D. Johnson, D. Scott, W. Chin, P. Zeitzoff, S. Spoerry, G. Lefavour, K. Day, J. Donahue, P. Frasca, 1. Di Angelo. ,- Coy and Tennis Teams First Row: R. Baxter, C. Thomas, T. Camevale, B. Shea, R. Momeau, E. Payson. Second Row: Coach Robert Brown, A. Conte, R. Brown, R. Anderson. Tennis Out of ten games the Beverly High Tennis Team won six, their losses being to Nhewton North and Brookline, who were tied for first place. Captain David Newhall had an unde- feated season under Coach Dan- iel Maclnnis and is recognized as one of the most outstanding student players in Massachusetts. --' s--nvnlnn-dm, f-v-1U5vf- ...,..,.- ---v.ur-v,uv.v.1v Golf The Beverly High Golf Team under Coach Robert Brown had a winning season of nine vic- tories and six losses. lt was a fine. solid team and it is rather unfortunate that so many of the members are being lost as grad- uating seniors. First Row: D. Allen, D. Newllall, D. Cerrin, R. Woodbury, R. Andreas. Second Row C. Yeo, P. Schleimun, Coach Wayne Raymond, M. Coughlin, D. Ray. f 'gg Spring Prom: M ay Pareeg' On April 23. 1962. Rudkin Gym was magically transformed into a gala section of Paris. Accompanied by Lou Mari- no's Orchestra, everyone danced away an enchanted evening in the colorfully decorated city of 'Cay Pareef, The dance was climaxed by the crowning of Jane lVlcGarr as Queen of the Prom by Student Council Pres- ident lVlike Harrington. One. two, step together. v if l 'w Xxx QUEEN AND HER COURT Suzanne Risoldi, Judith Dunbar, ,lane McGarr, Sharon Knight. Betsy Torrey. L. 4 Gfzrcon .' 1- ga a A-1 Speaking from experience fjfff' X Seni0rPay: M irl razyw Do you mind? So where's the pitchpipe? Preshow hams. W I W! EL ,ff Let's string him up on the patio! Now Lank, let's talk this over Direczgr ,, 4,.,,.,,, Mr. Douglas Rowe Student director ....... .Ass...4. E . FiSkC jake ,.,-,,,-,,,,.,,,-,,,,,,, M. McPherson Danny ,s,,,,,,,,,., ,,,..s,. J . McNamara Louie W ......... PlCfCC. Cgcfug ,.--,- ,w,,,,, B . Morse Lucky xk,---- ,,,...., D . Connell Pete sssoos w,.V...sf. J . Cena Lqnk AAo,o ,,..,,..s. W . Norris Molly ---,,wV s,,,, C , Alexander R036 ,..,ss ,,,,,,,, M . Woodman T955 U ,,,,,-,-,,,,,A, NICE Babs .,., sssss C . Powers Belly ....sss ssss.. J . Sillars Laura s ss,. S. Risoldi fanet ..7..s ,sssss,, K . Douglas Sally . ...,.s, s.sss. K . D,Ambrosio Certie -- s.... ssss A . Bernson Fran ,ssr . J. Elliott Lefly ....ssu .s,s7sss.,s J . Cassola Sam ...,.s...,..s,,u . suu.7ss R. Hemenway Eaglerock .sss,s ,o,rrs, W , Porreca Caddigan ..,. ,rrsso, G , Hood --. KG' 'mini' . ust ust just a second now fella: 'ik 5 p. . 5 br 1 ll' -., .1 ,-a. a nxt K' KJ 8 I ,4- 'ku-,! j...,A Who's trying to impress whom? R .v- O 5'-S l I l Senior i 4 .1 rfq f J , . -x l l .N ll , il i ,l Qfmem dnl! 4 L' f fi-T3 I Sweet, silly, seniors sitting in the sun. I I Week if ,vX 4 X-: 4f,.s H -4- J , ,-5, - 4,1 gf- pn .ii - 2 ,uv-.r ..s Y r 5 . 2 4 Qs 5. X . 'fv., 2-'g w..' fini .-'vt 5 - Strike four! ff --.-ibn. A -rw. N no Cl I .M W., ,,.y,, 1 is A r vi ' B.H.S.'s answer to the Kingston Trio. I f Q Iii' , .Y yi,-,ss Y bihf i 'Qian .3 fa 'nfl 1134 - K 5 Y ,. , Y ,if-' it ' f, w Q l Another hard day at the beach. Horsing around. Q 'O . President Robert Wallace presents gifts to the school. President Robert Wallace pre- sents gifts to faculty members for jobs well done. ,W Senior On June 13th at the annual Senior Assembly the following awards and their recipients were announced: the Harvard Book Prize to Peter Zeitzoff. Kiwanis Club Award to ,loan Elliot, Miss Hurd Plaque to Earl Allison and Peter Zeitzoff, Artist Guild Award to Margaret Wade, Distributive Educa- tion Awards to Barbara Ewaschuk and Vicki Gardner, Busi- ness Education Award to Diane Knight, Aegis Literary Awards to Tom Jack and Susan Nelson, Bausch and Lomb Award to Daniel Robbins, Student Council Scholarships to Susan Nelson and Margaret Dougherty, Mathematics Medal to Earl Finly and Judith Troop, Rensselaer Medal to Alan 3 3 Ja Tv! Gs Margaret Dougherty receives the Aegis Art Award. Raymond Rogers wins the cov- eted Sports Club Scholarship. -Ll 's f K, I I Mr. and Mrs. Foley head the Receptlon Lme. iw, , 6, 1 f'FMA 4 F The Grand Entrance. Ja P+'-0 'X me ff e 1 We - of fx .I w,f S one Q 0 H 1 J? QE' 0' . 15 .nl Junior hostesses at the punch bowl. Dancing under the stars! , K 5 Senior Reception Rudkin Gym, gaily decorated in blue and pink, was the scene of the Seniors' last dance, the Senior Recep- tion, on June 15, 1962. The Junior Class beautifully carried out the theme. wfhe Old Southf' with a sky of blue crepe paper and silver stars and a columned porch with reflected pink light for the chaperons. The Lou Ames Orchestra played from the deck of a showboat as the Seniors danced for the last time as Beverly High students. After the receiving line, the Grand March climaxed the evening. e at wi ay, Class Officers It-ad the Grand March. Are you sure we're at the right dance? Slow, slow, quick-quick, slow . . . :xiii 'ff 1' NV -1111111111 ! lfllfffl Senior Graduation I I 1 I 1 962 Setting a precedent with the girls in white and the boys in blue, the graduates marched into the auditorium on Thursday, June 14, 1962. Following the invocation by The Reverend Curtin and the welcome by- Class President Robert Wallace, Carolyn MacArthur played Etude in C Sharp Minor by Chopin as a piano solo. The Honorable Thomas Wickers Jr., Mayor, then made a few remarks and congratulated the graduates. After the Beverly High School Orchestra played '6Show Boatf, William Park, the president of Simmons College, gave his address. l'Living in an Anxious Agefi An excellent speaker, Mr. Park mixed advice and humor as he gave three fundamental truths for the graduates to follow. The Senior Chorus then sang Hloshua Fit the Battle ob ,lericofl The highlight of the evening, the presentation of 402 diplomas, followed. The class song and the recessional ended the graduation exercises. The beginning of the end. T - DS HH HH EINELLSIOW SI HITID EICI EIA 'TN ' L Congratulations Graduates TED SIHPOL Real Estate and Insurance 22l CABOT STREET 922-IZU6 Congratulations Class of '62 O. M. BAKER CO. Paintinq Contractor I9 MULBERRY STREET 922-07I6 With Best Wishes to the Graduating Class I33 Essex Street SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS FURNITURE Sfyled for Gracious Living COMPANY 6 6 0 Qualify Furnilure of Beverly and Floor Covering Bed, Wishes l32 Caboi' S+ree+, Beverly 'ro 'rhe Class of I962 922'075l Complimenls of BEVERLY MOTOR SALES COMPANY, INC. CHARLES J. TERSOLO, Presiclenf ancl Treasurer Sales-Oldsmobile-Service H'alian Fial 922-3075 I33 Ran'l'oul S'rree+ Beverly, Massacl1use'I rs ETAL HYDRIDES, INCORPORATED Pioneers in Hydride Chemislry Congress S+ree+. Beverly, Massachuseffs The Boy's Store Near Your Door E William Carr, Jell McNamara, William Norris, David McNamara, Barry Morse, Rob 'rW l A Cor. Dane and Caboi' S+s. RAD BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS Complimenfs of ART'S MEAT MART I66 Cabo+ S+ree+ Beverly, Mass. 922-I936 Complimenfs of SOPHOMORE CLASS 1961-1964 Congralulafions +o Class of '62 Sl D'S Beverly, MassachuseHs B.H.S. CLASS OF I962 Besf Wishes for Success Beverly Em ' Cziimes TERESA SHAIRNA RADIANT BEAUTY SHOP , Complimenfs 69 Enon Sfreef of No. Beverl 922-3626 L Y SALEM Complimenfs of Joseph W. Macaulay APOTHECARY NEWS 382 Cabol' S+ree+, Beverly, Mass. CHINALAND BARTER BROTHERS, INC. Flowers and Gills 228 Cabol' Sf. Dial 922-4086 lChinese and American Foodl el. 922-3035 44-R Dodge S+. 9223702 Beverly, Mass LEE AND MOODY CO. WILLIAM L. Mooov, Pres. Funeral Direcfors 9 Dane Sfreel' 922-0I53 FLOWERS BY CONTI I3l Dodge S+. No. Beverly, Mass. Fashionable Flowers for Special Occasions 922-2 I 78 BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK Y..-.., Kallwy Burr, Mr. R. Wendell Dronslield, Susan Nelson, Joyce Jolwnson LE BEL JEWELERS, INC. 252 Cabof S+.--Beverly, Mass. TEL. 922-4640 Regislered Jewelers Cerfified Gemologisi' American Gem Socie'ry HAYES MUSIC STORE 250 CABOT ST. 922- I 722 Sfereo and Hi-Fi Record Players Radios of All Types Complefe Line of Records SI1ee+ Music Piano CoIIecI'ions Complimenfs of SAM GOLDBERG 81 SON, INC. 428 RanI'ouI SI'reeI' 922-6400 CompIimen'rs of HOWARD JOHNSON'S Roufe I28 Beverly, MassacIwuse'H's EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP 32I Caboi' S+. Beverly, Mass. Complimenls-Ray and Mandy Complimenfs of PYBURN CONSTRUCTION CO Thomas Pyburn Jr. Salem, Mass. NORTH BEVERLY CIRCLE SHOPPING CENTER NORTH BEVERLY HARDWARE NORTH BEVERLY TRUST CO. NORTH BEVERLY VARIETY STORE NORTH BEVERLY COFFEE SHOPPEE PAUL WARREN REALTY McKAY 81 TULLY, ATTORNEYS 2II 2I7 RANTOUL ST 922-0059 Geo. A. FosTER, INC. P A I -I Sales Used and New Cars-Service I86 f5 CompIimen'rs of David J. Walsh, Regional Manager of FRANKLIN LIFE Jeff McNamara, Barry Morse, Mr. Davmd J. WaIsI'a, WIIIIam N CompIimenI's of CANDLEPIN LANES LESTER O. STERLING and Assoclares BCWI- GOLF REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE I8 Broadway SI' 9 Broadway S+reeI' 927-068I SALEM, MASS. Complimenfs of WALSI 'I'S CompIimenI's of NICKERSCN- MCPHERSON INSURANCE, INC. GULF SERVICE STATION Cabof and CenIraI SIreeI 922-I630 Beverly, Mass. I SER-VIS CLEANERS, INC. There Is a Difference 922-2070 397 Cabof S+. I87 HOME MODERNIZATION HOME PLANNING HOME HEATING O LUMBER O FUEL OILS KITCHENS - GARAGES - HARDWARE - BUILDING MATERIALS You're Safe Every Day Wi+I1 KNIGHT SINCE 1871 az RIVER sr. 927-0032 MCPIW MICHAUD BUS LINES, INC. Richard Wrnqunsf, Susan Brooks, CaroI Buccr, Parrwcra Mack, Susan Scofr, WrIIIam Bagley, Mark erson, N y D BI A B anc e asie, rm ernson .OT me-H...s, Q.: fgg,ur.+ s .. . Vaci ' KW . ,. ' ., W , Q . '579Z Q :.'2F -. M, , K, 'm-.,,, JS V V 5 :gm-S.,gq.4, 'ilXeyf,,w.a Congratulations Class of '62 4, we '--...,,P- .... 'c'-' at ' '11, . js BOMAC LABORATORIES, INC Salem Roacl Beverly, Massachusells 77 .'f'f55 j ':'sf jN'2,1v,yf!- ,,., lllulfrlltf' ' V I89 I CompIimen+s of M. K. BOWMAN Fine Oualiiy Meafs 280 CABOT STREET TEL. 922-4054 O'HARA'S CarmoI'e Pain'I's Ari' Supplies, Wallpaper 284 Cabo+ S+fee+ 922-1599 STERLING AGENCY Complimenfs of MONTSERRAT SERVICE STATION RALPH E. LEWIS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE The Agency of Service HYDE PHARMACY Prescripfion Chemisfs 588 Cabo? Sfreef 922-840I Your Gifi' Sfore BEVERLY AUTO SALES M Cabo' Sm' Be'e Y' Mass' JOHN WALSH 20 Wafer Sfreei' 922-I8I0 - .. ....... I J HENRY'S SUPER MARKET NORTH BEVERLY Choice Mears Cgmplimen-l'5 of a CompIimen'I's of HUBBARD'S SHOE STORE I54 Cabo? Sfreei' 922-0846 BEVERLY NATIONAL BANK WW' Mr. Burfon Phillips Consfance Alexander Jean Ahman Anihony Wi+wicIci SXEASIL PICKERING HEZTNG F E COKE EQUIPMENT 287 Caboi S+., Beverly Phone Beverly 922-7I I I LeI' 'Ihe SILVER FLEET Deliver Your Heal Congra+uIa+ions and Besf Wishes Io Ihe ' CLASS OF I962 Mayor Thomas J. Wickers CAMPBELL UTILITY FUNERAL HOME MEAT PRODUCTS Charles E. Campbell ancl Son 65 Cab0+ S+- Beverly, Massachuse'H's 922-I I I3 LEE FRASER AND PATCH, INC. CHRISTOPHER sl-:oe REPAIR PATCH, LUNN, 81 COLE I42 Cabof SI'ree'I', BEVERLY, MASS. Real Es+a+e 234 Cabol' S+. Beverly, Mass. CARMELITE CHAPEL AND INFORMATION CENTER Norfhshore Shopping Cenfer AMERICAN SELTZER COMPANY Beverly, MassachuseI rs Peabody Mass. NORTHSHORE WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. I Disfribulors of Rhonda Lee and Blue Hill Proclucfs Beverly, MassachuseH's Complimenfs of I FISHER 81 GEORGE . ELECTRICAL CO., INC. Compliments of FREDDIES 355-357 Ranloul Slreel' Beverly, Massacliusells Tel. 922-0942 llalian-American Foods 30 Varielies of Pizza Orders 'ro Take Oul BEVERLY MARINE BASIN 1 Roger Pierce, Suzanne Risolcli, William Porreca Complimen+s I of GREENLAW ELECTRIC CO. Complimenfs of j BEVERLY SHADE SHOPPE Spo'j+ij,j3+r 11111 + + -All AH'-racfively P d BEVERLY CO-OPERATIVE BANK Linda DiS+efano Russel Brown Joyce DiS+efa FRAN'S BEAUTY SALON C0mP'ime +S of 7 Bfi'-N109 Shed' PARAMOUNT CLEANERS BGVGVIY- Ma55aChu5eHS Plan+: 277 Ranfoul S+ree+ Tel. 922-2l5l Sforez 296 Cal:-o+ S'rree+ All Forms of aeamv Culwfe TEL. 922-27II THE DELANEY APOTHECARY A- ABATE 3' SON 207 Cabo'r S+., Beverly, Mass. Dealers In Experf Prescripyrion Service . . . ARTISTIC MEMORIALS . . . PHONE 922-2245 92205 ' 7 Sp0r+ing Goods Complimen+s of Golf-Tennis-Baseball KODAKS-FILM-DEVELOPING ho N BATHING SUITS , EVe'Y+ '9 ew KED5 AND BEACHWEAR In Spor'rswear and Shoes for Men CCR-NIX CO I49 Caboi' S+ree+ Beverly, Mass. 278 Caboi' S+ree'r Beverly, Mass. BEVERLY TRUST CQMPANY 7 1 Linda Dawson Sandra Presfon Mr. John C. Cole Peggy Dougherfy I95 282 -'1 CompIimen+s of JUNIOR CLASS I960 I963 Beverly 922-0885 FORNESS 31 MORGAN' INC- DELUXE CLEANERS AII Forms of Insurance 89 C ID MORGAN 3. DOUGLAS 'B OI Sm' 922-0506 Beverly, Mass. Real Es'ra'I'e I73 Cabof S'I'ree'I SALEM COMMERCIAL SCHOOL AccounI'ing, Secre'rariaI and IBM Courses E 'For High School Graduafes I 72nd Year Placemeni Service Send for New Ca'raIog 75 Dearborn SI'ree'r, Salem, Mass. PI 4-I960 LENA'S SUBMARINE SHOPPE Corner Ranfoul and Wesl' Dane S+. BEVERLY PHONE 922-been Olsi:al?,i,lli2l,lI.'iiJiiulI.I,AiA' Complimenls of I PLUMMER'S STORE - ED'S CAMERA SHOP I57 Essex S+. 922-9638 I Cameras-PI1o+o Supplies Cabof S+. 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