Billerica Memorial High School - BMHS Yearbook (Billerica, MA)

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LITERARY EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR S GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR E as ACTIVITIES EDITOR MISCELLANEOUS EDITOR SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER ASSISTANTS: Ellen Burke Marylou Caien PATRONS: Nora Condon BOOSTERS: Elaine Barrington Barbara Whelan Noreen Galvin Ann Henrz arrzor cgfcyff L as Mrs. Mary Hayes as Elaine Corrnier Phyllis Luciano so Donald Myles Joanne Alberrini L Ethel Mosher L as Ellen Burke Dorothy Tholander as as Roberi Ekberg Catherine Monagle as Janice Lucia L E Ellen O'NeilI Barbara Gupiill TYPISTS: Audrey Adams Joanne Alberiini Ellen Burke Mary Jane Casey Cynrhia Cooper Nancy Fall Phyllis Luciano Judi McNulty Sara Werherbee Barbara Whelan TABLE OF CONTEN TS '- P 1 H w,, E...,Wf Fncum 3 f Q' x in Awumsrmmou SENIORS f i Qi C SEN xoR SPECTACULARS - -. ,, 3 El ? CANDHDS i -l 5 - svoms 1- 1, , 1 Y E , in ' . 17714. M 17 ' ' Auwmes r ' UNDERGRAD5 Q -n S n ' W Q lg ADVERUSENENTS 5 I 25315 fr? it , .A Zeogcafzon To our class advisor who endeavored to guide us without dominating us, never letting us down when vve needed her, making us stop to Think before we jump, and somehow making us believe in ourselves. ,, - - if gg c , V ,X 4 , , . fwgjysy. M In appreciation for her helpfulness, and friendly interest, the staff affectionately dedicates to Mrs. Hayes this 1956 edition of The WW Billerica Memorial High School WARRIOR MISS GRACE BYRNE and MRS. MARY K. HAYES this yearbook is dedicated with affection, admiration, and appreciation ofthe Class of 1956. VFX 12211216 fra fzbn .- ' U- I I I 1 .. i '- 1 I i D l ..-A -w-- --1llD'Q , ., .......fi slum- X 4 ,......-- .nu .1 I au sq ly ii 11 L r -' Mr Adams Pnncupal and Mr Hanes, Superinfendenf, are shown looking over and duscussung plans for Senior Graduafion Exercises. l 1 ' ,an , . M VVILLIAM V. ARCHAMBAULT Chemistry, Physics MARGARET M. ADAMS English HARRIET C, BAKER Latin, Algebra 1 l l . QW L, no J f i . -i ing ' '. 1 ,Q ., If QQ' phi N ', X. 1 H - ,f'. , 2 I I ' ' .1 ffxculfq From their Knowledge we lE.0.f'D I' j , L fi ' X Lx ll 'yxhlixlj f D N- ji L ' EC LV E 21? 'Z .a7' W ,. yt' 'WHA i 'Y 'K vw--ww N:-sl' 3 E. RUTH BELCHER French, Geometry DORIS G. BERGNER U.S. History THELMA L. BROWN Domestic Arts GRACE E. BRYNE Bookkeeping MARGARET M, CASSIN English DONALD R. CLANCY General Science Biology - , Ln v X- '.f HELEN E. COLLINS Guidance Director ROBERT M. GILL Woodworking CHARLES M. GINSBERO Worid History, English Q V I Fcxcul Ly' From EMGKT' Sxferierrce ws, Profit. , ,, :',,W,3, .NW ' ' GEORGE S. GRACIE, JR. Physical Education GERTRUDE D. HOUGHTON Spanish MARY K. HAYES Typewriting, Office Practice ,i,,Wf i f 5 if L H, 1.0M BARBARA Li HOOD Physical Education VHLPLES L LAMPSON FP13fJf,En ffi MQGEE Ev r .Zh ' 'M QS li H Pi-ioro fvll ,fffv is , fa .-9 English Fcxcuif MARY C. SAUNDERS SIDNEY S. SHER Civics, Economics Tr-om Hn-:'ir services we benefit' A ft' V, It 1 A' 4 .. K' 4 if it M' i i it in I - it I3 PQ .,.i i . , 3 Nj ESTHER E. SPLAINE ,4 it Aff xii Arithmetic J if 'U A:- V , Bookkeeping f Ji' .r W 'X Junior Business X ii, Xe' A Training x, -i 1' i k L KATHERINE M, WALSH Ancient History MJ Geography X ,s 1 X tx i' Q U , RN EDMUND J. BURKE ,X iv -M gilllebfa V I!! Xt PTSTO Nor eometry -1 X 21 A , APPLE Aeronautics ' W,hm, .' l 1 ' ' X1 AvAiLAaLe ,G EDWARD SUDOL Uv Adi, J Auto Mechaniqs fist , KKXJQ ? Oper? 9791155012129 I .N , f ,N in , I .fy - vhiiif J in LVN PU Wg I' 'N,' ' yd PrincipaI's Office QI J' I iiii Ir' MRS. CURRIE fi V J, 'if If fb Xiu if 'IEW 4 ,ix 'X 1 qi, I ' x if I ' OFFICE HELPERS Dorothy Baroni, Maureen Glea- son, Bertha Lockhart, Mary Jane Casey, and Marie Dubois, ZA 1- Superintendenfs Office MISS DOLE AND MISS .IEWKES QL 45, Q .J f-S 012- fjeacfjhy lfjersonne ' . i Q Q 1 ' Iii ' 7 . Yaoi ' N' A wilt 5' N . , ,go ik -mf ao? '? C S J f Miss Collins, Guidance Director and Secretaries, Shirley Kelley, Dorothy Baroni and Veronica Manning. , ,LW ,,, Q 4 I gn .2 I lk at X ity' Cu:'odiar.',, loft to right: Victor Terranano, John McLaughlin, Tliorriaz ffiiilligari, and l2ayrnond Fraza. 4 .Y Q ,, , ,,..,,,, . ,'? :Q ,J ffxfs s'S:Q ,v5'U3',iv:+ , 1 32 ,Q Q, M . . ,:4,wST5.4.4 . , ,ix 5,-s,,N i, ,,.!, .1-..,,,,- . l 2 x 1 a 9 .. ,Kw ' t fl S, Mrs. Plurnbly, Matron and friend. r Mfsirafe' S Billerica's Florence Nightingale, Miss Freeman 5 ,- ,- ,4- ,,- ,i ..- .3 ,.- ,1- ,- ,l .1 qv- ,.... ,.- iii 3 QM ,.., .: ,-dt, .. C-?i + Q i hi . ' -+- - i..., . f -l- - l- g -1'1 1...- 1-1- cI ' Y q g-::- - -,,il.r-- gil' f,,,... c--'S ,ii-1 ,,,.---1 i csenzor GQSJ .prayer Our Father, we could never really thank you for all the wonderful experiences we have shared during our four years in high school. Sometimes we have run across what seemed like unsurmountable crises, but always There has been someone to help us-a fellow student or a teacher. During our senior year in our new high school, we have shared friend- ships, likes, dislikes, dances, parties, sports, and innumerable other things for which we are thankful. Now as we face an unknown future, O God, may we take with us the knowledge acquired from our high school experiences. May we help others as we have been helped. Help us to be thankful for our blessings, and have strength and courage when we have problems to face, the knowledge that with faith in God we can do all things. In the name of our Lord, Amen. President DONALD MYLES 1 Secrefa ry AN N H E NTZ Class Qiiiccrs dn , Vice President ROBERT EKBERG if f WV Treasurer PHYLLIS LUCIANO v. f Q ,, gl AUDREY ADAMS A Auo Her Charming smile and winning way , , ' 0. In our hearts will always stay. 3 3 Pet Peeve: To be kept waiting. Q' l'- , ' 4 Favorite Memory: Bud Connell. if-A i X N A Ambition: To be a credit to my parents, ' y A, si- ,Www zr-R, Qs, W . X f Activities: Junior and Senior Prom Committeesg Publicity Mana- 1 if' ger for TrifDeltag Yearbook Staff. JOANNE ALBEWUNI JO Joanne manages the cheering lassesg She's lots of fun in all her classes. 13' Pet Peeve: Getting up early. Favorite Memory: 4 years of high school. Ambition: To be successful. Activities: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Comrnitteesg Class Officer 2, Aj Yearbook Staffp Cheerleading Manager 45 Junior Prom Queen's Attendant: Glee Clubg Tri-Delta Secretary, Junior and Senior Prom Committees. i li. . S RONALD BARBER Here's a boy who really likes fun Although his homework is rarely done. Pet Peevez The food in the Cafeteria. Favorite Memory: English lll with Mrs, Ambition: To ioin the service. E 3'1 pd- ' I nt I ,1 :E it . - ,A , 'I 1- 4 na 13 KAT McLaughlin. -pai DOROTHY BARON: DOTTY Beep, beep! here comes Dot Let's head for an Open lor. Pet Peeve: People who comment about my driving. Favorite Memory: September 29th. Ambition: To be a success. Activitrcs. Tri-Delta, Yearbook Staff, , X X X X , l Doeoriw BUONAMANO Bum t Dotty is a real cute trick, y .1 W We think so, don't you, 'Nick'? Pet Peeve: Dernerit System. Favorite Memory: November 27, l954'55. Ambition: To be a dental hygienist. Activities: Softball l, 2, Basketball Manager 3, Senior repref sentative 4, GAA, Softball Manager A, Field Hockey l, 2, 3, Glee X Club l, 2, Badminton 3, Volleyball 3, Tri-Delta Activity Chair- l'T1-Ein. x JACQUELYN BONCZAR Jackie's dream is to someday see JACKIE A folk singer called 'Harry Belafonte. ' Pet Peeve: Waiting for Nancy Champagne. Favorite Memory: September 25, l955. Ambition: To meet Harry Belafonte. Activities: Tri-Delta Ticket Committee, Glee Club l, Music Appreciation. Luis, 4 1 .25 ,S 1, El.AINEYBAl2l2lNGTON i i g 10- Pray tell us 'Lanie,' the entire tale M Of how you met that handsome male, Pet Peeve: The long school hours. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1954. Ambition: To work with little children. Glee Club l, 2, Yearbook Staff. Activities: TriADelta, Spanish Club, Junior Prom Committee, Freshman Dance Committee, Sophomore Dance Committee, r en, 17-iw A f ' QM , I MARiLYN BLUNT MA'- Marilyn is so sincere VVe're sure she'll have a successful career, Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning, Favorite Memory: Summer of '54 Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Glee Club l, 2, Junior Prom Committee, Tri-Delta Science Club. LANI I A .l. g f 1 I ' f . , i -v . I 4 i N I I f!!.' I V Xi ' ' 1. i f ELLEN BURKE . , L I , C 'lv To college Ellen Burke will go. I .1111 fl She is really nice to know, , Pet Peeve: Wearing glasses, 1 4 ,.l , Favorite Memory: My last two years in high school. KJ 9-' ' i. P1 v..j Ambition: To graduate from college. 'F ' X' S . Activities: Homeroom Representative 3g Science Club 45 Glee V 'l Club l, 25 Yearbook Staffg Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and 1 f Senior Dance Committeesg Tri-Delta Representative. I 'f A 1 . i ,' l . y I -i, . 015 Ambition: To be an Engineer. MARJORIE R. CALLAHAN MARGIE Short boys are Margie's pet peeveg This really makes her grieve, Pet Peeve: Short boys, A Favorite Memory: Summer of l955. K Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Photography Club l, 2g Glee Club l, 2g Tri-Delta. if i 'N fit ' -' ' i 1' , . - i,,iina is is J fl lily 'Nb A 1 ll i I , Q . N , X . I A 1, I . J it i ll L' , Q if' l , ' K r .ij ll all' fair' lub llp . , i 3, , Y N rk I N . PA,'TlRiciA LlINlEl H l VU, r W l , l iv l ' Y ' i ' N . QATQ c5ash.V'U1e musif vlonld isltgygll fl ii ly But 'Tigvhdcamido HQ surel enough. ' ij get Peevewsfsfhool, 1 y L p 3-'Ik K J i :Favorite Memory7iSbmerville jrligh Junior Prom. lb A,rFibitibn:,Tl5.lbte!a popularysihger. A 'f' i' - l 4 it' ActivitlelsciTri-DeltahyidlaPresident. i ' icy ' f ' An engineer our Bob will be. ROBERT CA:-iii.i. Bos In Billerica, his service he'lI give free. Pet Peeve: Getting up for school. Favorite Memory: Algebra with Mr. Burke. . i , C l M i - Wi X A., 'X' X xv i l -4 . i l, F X ti it .. .X , ,K . . lxv . il. . . . J Y y .C .N ,V XX? xl J NI V i it U HL X- 3 K Rx: i . fx, N M L Xl X' l ' li. xx, ixb Xxx b i-X I 'ia 1 FN , L i x H i'i V al' TISH VU , .3 r ' ' f 'Lf' ' 1 Cf 1, ,fbvq E , 8' , , 3 A J' NNANCY CHAMPAGNE ' Nar1cy's thoughts wander n EBF 6 Right now they're in Africa. f Pet Peeve: Short boys. Favorite Memory: Basketball. Ambition: To be successful. 23 nd far, Activities: Glee Club 1, Music Appreciation l, Tri-Delta, Senior . Prom Committee. MARY Lou CATEN Lou Mary Lou and chlorine just don't mix, One day in Chemistry, she was in a fix. Pet Peeve: Chemistry. Favorite Memory: My four years of high school. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Freshman Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Science Club, Tri-Delta, Newspaper 3, Spanish Club 4, Glee Club l,2,3. , ' if ,lflsi 'NJ .frit-5? ' I, A ft 4 Sf SJ? it mv, . ,e . J MARY JANE CASEY Mary Jane is full of joy, She has found her real tall boy. Pet Peeve: A certain boy who loves to sleep. Favorite Memory: May 9, 1955. Ambition: To be a success in the World and to be happy. Activities: Freshman Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committee Glee Club 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Tri Delta. fx 8 NANCY CARivxici-iAEi. A fancy girl on the basketball court, For several years she's held our fort. Pet Peeve: Short boys. Favorite Memory: Basketball. Activities. Basketball 3, 4, Softball, Ambition: To be a Physical Education Teach Trl-D er. elta, Glee Club l. 2. sf J air-l A t NORA HELENA CONDON K Laughing and full of fun, She makes life happy for everyone. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Favorite Memory: My four years of high school. Ambition: To be a teacher. Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 4, Newspaper Staff -1, Junior Prom Decoration Committee, Yearbook Staff. CYNTHIA ANN COOPER Cindy will be happy when Graduation times comes 'round the bend. Pet Peeve. Fast and careless drivers. Favorite Memory, December 19, l954. Ambition: To graduate, Activities, Tri-Delta, Spanish Club, Science l, 2, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff. CINDY Club 3, 4, Band Y lllQ'liiYLJ!-S1 X Y tk f L L il r' F h ELAINE CORMIER LAiNE ' Anywhere there's work, she's seen Elaine was picked our Junior Queen. C NCL' A it t' at . -'- t Y' V Pet Peeve. People w o are un rien y 4, x A L A L Favorite Memory: Junior Prom Supper. Y' , l Ambition: To be a credit to my parents. W. iff .Q 5, , Activities: Softball i, 2, oiee club 1, 2, Junior Prom cam- A ,il A L mittee, Senior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Queen, Yearbook ,. wl l l Ll . l t' ' Editor, Newspaper Editor, Boston Ballroom Representative. l V l il X ob' . UL 4. jf' U Q, ,-q., ,fr 1 - , - .ti X f , A- ,A Lfffff' t , F 5 25529 '12 O ' ' 4? f 21 , 1 -A J 4 21, I, A ' 3 ff . ' iii it fb 3 i ' i9 DONALD CUMMINGS DON There's always pleasure to be found Whenever 'Donny' is around. Pet Peeve: Three bottles of T. C. Mix. Favorite Memory: ll:3O train. Ambition, To go to school l i Es 5 of 5 A lr ,. ludqf:-1 7 I! - V jpi V , A Lv 'L l l U ,jQ+Ki L1 his L Yjww' GERALD DILLMAN JERRY l f XVVJ I Cilhffyy To become Czar ot Russia is his aim. Q1 fig- U Lpf 1 K In this he'll quickly rise to fame. - , , ,.,- '- f' Lf' , I , 0 i X 7 X6 ji? ' Pet Peeve: Homework. ' 4' 3' l Ki I, fifty Favorite Memory: Drivefln Theaters. F'- blyyf !ia!!6QfV2' Ambition: To become assistant Czar of Russia. X. I! fffv V L 1 V, Activities: Baseball I, 2, 3g Spanish Club A, , L,-7. I' K IMI, i JC K 'F' I 4 Lf! l l l ,, W , I WILLIAM F, DENMAN BILL I A quiet lad is what we see. ' ' . We often wonder just what he'll be. ' as T'Unv Pet Peeve: Freshman girls. ' Favorite Memory: Bookkeeping l, 2. -af. Ambition: To be a CPA. CW - I ,w I I i W I l ALICE DELARUE Ruov Alice is quiet as can be Lic Watch her someday and you'll see, Pet Peeve: Boys. KD' Favorite Memory, Shorthand with Miss Royal. l Ambition, To see the world. Lg li uf l yur Activities: Tri-Delta: Art: Glee Club: Yearbook Staff, ' 1 lvl, I ' l ii lui' l ' l V yx! . ' I 1 y . i 'ix JOSEPH E. CURRIE JOE Roaring down the corridor in a hurry Who is it? . , . Joseph Currie. Pet Peeve: Trigonometry and Algebra. 10 Arnbitionz To have a new car ancl plenty of money, 4 Favorite Memory: Ellie. 1 i ANTHONY DOHERTY TONY His pet peeve is getting up in the morning, , X 3 No wonder he spends last period yawning. jg- 'MMA' Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. 1 A F - U , ' Favorite Memory: Miss Belcher's geometry class. A ' . A 'U Ambition: To become a success. tx, i - is ' X . X .N L I. 5 K6 , it it 'X f JU. A J 1 A , DW ff ,Y J f- If ! 'fd ' A mn 'QR 5 Q A ' . ' , ,.,.,.,.,, LL Q n l ,g i, , Z MARIE T. Dueois MARIE - i. . ,.... I ' lf A friendly helpful nurse she'll be, i - I And from the poor she'll ask no fee. A I A Pet Peeve: Practical iokers. . Y X ,, ' l t E cv, Favorite Memory: C.Y.O. Banquet and Dance, 1954. l Ambition: To be a nurse. ., V' ll AL, 1 I Activities: Newspaper Staff lg Glee Club lg Freshman, Sopho ' U L r ,f' gn more Dance Committees: Junior Prom Committee, Junior - I, ..' Prom Attendant: Tri-Delta: Basketball A, Yearbook Staff. Li , l i' ' if i L, 1 Y i 'i -x , ry A I N'-V K W W. K . X rx . X .l l' tr' l cf? J ' fu K AK it il Ml it it .gf N tl L, 1 x . .U i ,J J' LAVINIA DUCA LOVEY p V .C . To graduate from school is 'Lovey's' ambition l W I ' ' l'-El We all know she'll fulfill this mission. Pet Peeve: Certain Senior girls. Favorite Memory: Freshman year. Ambition: To pass U. S. History and to graduate. Activities: Tri-Delta. K 1,1 ,qi v L. X ff 9? iillll' f Puorononvaiuaw '4 x lxfivi i 'i ,!.L I rfbv A S 1 iff' , f-,X I fi f U f, .v ' r LARRY DuTiLe LARRY ' Larry's ambition is to join the Navy, K' V I f In the service, he'lI stir the gravy. I V ix Quin fir., Pet Peeve: Homeroom. I ',,fk1!,.k rt 1, Favorite Memory: U. S. History with Chuck. af! ll I lf Ambition: To ioin the Navy. . ff -' V ' Activities: Football 2, 3, Science Club A, Spanish 4. il I 'l I' 1 l, V NANCY FALL Swell to know is Nancy Fall While in school she had a ball. ROSEMARY FITZGERALD Rosey is a girl for fame In 'Who's Who' they'll find her name, Pet Peeve: People who boast. Favorite Memory: October 15, l955. Ambition: To become a nurse. Activities: Tri-Delta: Badminton: Glee Club: AAAELIA Spanish Club. 'L AH. W , r f 2539? i 4' ' f fi . ' I 1 1 Pet Peeve: Flunking English tests. Favorite Memory: The good times I had in high school. Ambiiton: To be a success. Activities: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees: Junior Prom Committee: Tri-Delta. Nc, t 1 aw fi -. ,i .1-Q i i r t J xr J Y w 1 NAN I 4 AI? 1 fl ' fv c I . X ' 1 .rf ' 1 , I, I. A ' 1 5 ,J .... 1' 1 - f X f f' f V ' , K5 ' .f , .f EZ, 'F ,f 4 Jr ' x .Sl'i'l'? l tl ls . . ,Q ROBERT EKBERG EKY i I Eky is an end with class , at 'V' ' ff Janice Lucia is his lass. 4 AV A. A Pet Peeve: People who spell my name wrong. X A. Favorite Memory: Beating Chelmsford, Thanksgiving '55. 45 fy 1 Ambition: To always have a sense of humor. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 3, 4: Yearbook 0 I g M Staff: Class Officer 3, 4. l A ' t i QA!! 1 X Z 1 MARY PATRICIA EGAN Mary is a quiet little miss Who is always filled with bliss. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: English 3. Ambition: To be an R.N. Activities: Glee Club: Tri-Delta: Newspaper Staff. PATSY ET If .. Put- if LU STEPHANIE FORD Stephanie does her share of work. Her duties she will never shirkf' Pet Pe-eve: English lll Room 29. Favorite Memory: Good Friday, '55, ' Ambition: To become a legal secretary. STEVEY ROBERT Fox Eoxv A businessman who's concerned with bonds ls that a mistake? perhaps it's blondes? Favorite Memory: Beating Methuen in Baseball. Ambition: To win the basketball championship. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club President, Baseball ix Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3, Ag Junior Prom Committee: News- H paper Staff, Tri'Deltag GAA: Yearbook Staff. f , N , , Ll:- til' l ' . .. JV L- lb Pet Pe-eve: 8th period. avril? K C i i i ll F-K-f l 'X-l flu , V f Al L ,Nb i l ff AUDREY FRITZ ' A DIE! il if N Lily' PW qv ill 1 Good natured and full of fun I, . I f i ul 3 j' i Audrey's a friend to everyone , ' if l , Q it ' l Y , U I Lil. Pet Peeve: People who are obstinate. ' Favorite Memory: Easter, 1952. Ambition: To get rich without working. Activities: Tri-Delta. 2, 3, '-n, I y , ' ,i 'VX A 5 N' i NOREEN M. GALVIN f V Cul-HQ4 y A Chicky is an office girl I 'I A And she is always in a whirl. ' Pet Peeve: Temperamental people. ,, Cl' S Q ik ' Favorite Memory: Lexington on April 23, l954. I ,ill 1 .f 1' -Z' f mittee: Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To be happy and successful: i Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Delta: Junior Prom Com- -ary I .,. mx M Xx PHQTJM Not available I I VJ- 4 rl! X lfj Y 31 ,uf f' N X- : 1 ' , . f K, :J pl , 'x 1 'L X 2 EBERHARD GASPER MIKE f 'fix rf?-J N. -,il . ,fic ,Up . 2 if ffl 2 'fl A 1:1 ROBERT GILL BOB ' M X i Oh what a man! the girls all say ,i',i:f2!' l I Bob just shrugs and walks away. ,-LL, U' Pet Peeve: Bth period. I , f 1 Favorite Memory: Cafeteria period, senior year. 5 ' Ambition: To be successful. Activities: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Yearbook Staff. I MAuREEN GLEASON MOLLY N A friendly girl and full of pep Molly's always right in step. pain. Pet Peeve: Waiting. 7.57 Favorite Memory: B. C. Prom, '55. Ambition: To be a credit to my mother. Activities: Cheerleading l, 3, 4: Basketball 3: Glee Club l 2, 3: GAA: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees Junior Prom Attendant: Newspaper Staff: Tri-Delta. EDNA GRAHAM Bi.AcKiE All who know 'Blackie' will admit. np lr would take much to make her quit. 43' Pet Peeve. People who think they can boss you around. Favorite Memory, Riding home from Carlisle in a 54 Ford, Ambition. To be a dancing teacher. Activities, Trl Delta. Z ww I ,f llx 13 X V .l 1 . X . I, . if W 1 Al il I I 'V f Vt, l A ' ' fl JOYCE A. GULLAGE li l ff ,JIBBY , ' i l. Beauty and brains are hard to find, ',' L M Q i K 1 ' l i L But in this girl they are cornpinedf' ,' i K L Pet Peeve: Men drivers. l I Favorite Memory: Labor Day weekend, '55. Ambition: To be happy always. Activities: Freshman Dance Committee: Sophomore Dance Committee: Glen Club 1, 2, 3: Tri-Delta. 1 1 t l , rf fr ,,. ANN HENTZ ANNIE I A Water, water everywhere, 'A But won't you spare my flaming hair? Pet Peeve: Waiting. Favorite Memory: Physics Class with Mr. A. Ambition: To do well in everything l undertake. Activities: Rep. l, 3, Class Secretary 4, Freshman and Sopho- more Dance Committeesg Science Club, Tri-Delta, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook. . eil n 2 I 3 Q mi: J I 'H ii E. .lf ti' K I , ,n Q 1 in tx 1 lt ,J t i. t if ' Q kill' 'Q . , AGNES HAMILTON HONEY y .pi f i To be a secretary is Honey's ambition , 44 it V In any office she's a welcome addition. N , J. . 1' 1' 1 , Ut . Pet Peeve: The Air Force. or , 'J .Ll ' Favorite Memory: Thanksgiving 'SEN j A ul , ' 5' lb' 'I' Ambition: To work Ain an office. L Activities: Tri-Delta. P It ., fi Q' ,f , , , .I ng., ? y A, X, f .flu f wo z . . Ja, F , I , K , , ' 1' i v ,V 1 1' if I, kj. , . , , Jil, Q r W, f l 1' l - ,Lf J l, If A F l ll- W 'n me Q I L A ll lil f 1 il ,ill lf' Il if f J rr ,fy EVA HAMELIN EVE Agilfiy 'S Eve s pet peeve is putting gas in Nick s car, l 1 ,A ! But without it she couldn't go far. XJVL' W . . . , fl Pet Peeve: Smoking and putting gas in Nlck's car. Favorite Memory. The Chelmsford Game of 55. Ambition. To become a secretary, own a car. . 35 I 7 Activities: Tri-Delta. ,XJ,f fy' 5 'Ji X, fd cf 1 ,' 1 ,' I w,,,i ,fl r Z 'S l , : ' l :. l l ' . ,, . .L - f ff t l 1 , il . l' - lic' . gl-f' :EVA '27 f lvl- lvl '- ! ,lily V 1 kg qi u, I Viv, WV Q' tx in Jyik M L ' V f i iii' t PL A ' T t BARBARA GUPTILL . .1 ,T ,.'L,.i5'B'flSli-315 r ll' Ll' 5, cf l V A real cute kid and swell to know, 'V it V ' .f V' ' J , Barbie s always on the go. ' lvu Q ,' jf ll ,ft ,LP i. ,fy Pet Peeve: A certain Oldsmobile that,,wtlDn't.75lart'ttvylhen it should. tx' qt ' jltj Favorite Memory: Cheerleading. il L QV Ambition: To further my education and be ajksuccessful nursel. Activities: Tri-Delta Officer: Glee Club l, 25 Sophomore Dance Committee, Junior and Senior Prom Committees: News- paper Staff 3, 4, Cheerleading 4: GAA, Yearbook Staff: Junior Prom Attendant. it M l I X f f i HARD L NT 'ar F Rc HE z own About this lad the girls all rave: I y ,'7!ffL4--2 jj f L J 'Tis his curly hair they crave. , ,' 'V 0 'Mj4 f f Pet Peeve: Waiting, i , 5: uf 1 I ' 1 3 ' - zo def Q Favorite Memory: Summer of '55. L I, ' Ambition: To be successful. , Activities: Newspaper Staff: Science Club. , ff ' X , s , 1, 7,71 2, P 1. ., 39 ' 'J kr as C C . hee:Lc vw! :SHE CAROL Hooooom HODGY :,Liy CHARLESlNAMORAW Lots of fun and never crankyg A basketball star is our Frankie. Pet Peeve: Homework: olemerits. Favorite Memory: The day I got away. Ambition: To be a millionaire. Activities: Baseball 3: Basketball 4. 1-9 cr! 14 Carol is a real swell gal, She's always ready to be a pal. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: March 25, '54. Ambition: To be a private secretary. s fn s ' 1 f aus If t ,6 ,i CASUAL cl l f IL X It fyti L L ii - l f, . L: :L i! 1 li . if , RALPH JOSSELYN RALPH Quiet ancl unassuming is he 'Twoulcl be good if like him we could be. Pet Peevc: Homeroom. Favorite Memory: Srl, Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Glee Club. Activities: Tri-Delta: Newspaper Staff, IR fi? l ll J ll all fill -f ,ff fn ' l JANET A. KENYON JAN Jan and her skating will go far She may someday win a gold bar. it lA,f ' l 7 Pet Peeve: Noisy People. ,H Y ,. ' i Favorite Memory: Sept. l6, l955. - I Ambition: To be a success in all I do. I f .M Activities: Glee Club 2: Science Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Tri-Delta. I I 4' , . , 1 yr t- ' 1 l .' A l n s , ,' f., Y, I ' f, A if are , ' X 1 I l l A, i 'r r , A FRED KENYON FREDDIE ,E t., will ,ly l ll! ill ,tl A my Wl Ltd' ffl! fill rl ? ,Jil ll' ll gli! l A F l l ll - Brawn and brain he doth combine, i To form a character quite fine. R t Pet Peeve: Don Quixote. fi' ' Favorite Memory: Physics Class with Mr. A. Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer. Activities: Photography Club l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Science Club President 4: Spanish Club Treasurer Ag Newspaper Staff 3, 4. . R V W , l ' is .1 xt -lqnj iffqli i tl ix l R xr - t JJ p V:-', Il . i ' li ' .lidl 9 v ik' 4 fx I ,tif in .Y ', l , IH ,REGlNA,VKENNEDfiyX r Ji, , The lunclles we gel slllre makeiibeil mad, ' ' Come nqvij, Reginayyyafle they that bad? Pet Reeve: Cafeteria lmitnchesg ' l X Favorite Memory: Surniftelr of '551 'ill ll Li i'Anil:ition: To be suclcesfsful always. ,If Activities: Tri-Deltagigadmintong Field Hockey. GINA SHIRLEY KELLEY si-MRL Shirl's a girl who's gonna go far, She'll have six minks and a Cadillac car. Pet Peeve: Tom's brooms. Favorite Memory: Mickey. Ambition: To see Dave graduate from school. Activities: Newspaper 4: Tri-Delta: Guidance Office Secretary 4. 'i Sal IJBQ: Al 'Jerry' sure is one swell guy The girls all swoon when he goes by. ri W A lw GERARD Koons JERRY id ii JV tjo N NOC J , KMC ot 4 ft 4 Pet Peeve: Smoking rules. 1' Favorite Memory: Charlie's Algebra I Class. Xl U , D. U b V.. Ambition: To own a tavern. ill ld, ' l' Activities: Glee Club, Football l, 2: Baseball l, 3, Basketball l. ,N I I N viq l I nf V . C fx I , 'Qs BERTHA LOCKHART Memorial Day weekend, '55, Amongst her memories will stay alive. Pet Peeve: Memorial Day weekend, '55.' Ambition: To be a successful secretary. Activities: Tri-Delta, Newspaper Staff. . Lf l l V I .fV'l'l ' V g W j x o J l li ' 1 I iff' F I -jbjyf 2, A f i, g, W J V AI, lfgl lf V ,L f fi .lANlCE LuciA A J ,i y 1 , ,i-ffl JAN v t ' l , In school she's shy, sweet little lass,' .lm f But you should see her out of class! Pet Peeve: People who have favorites. ,H Favorite Memory: Summer of l'54. , Ambition: To get my driver's license. Activities: Cheering A, Yearbook Staff, Tri-Delta, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club. X. Vasa, l i l . i PHYi.i.is l.UClANO PHYL She s not only cute, but very smart, . lt's no wonder someone has stolen her heart. Pet Peeve: People who leave parties early. Favorite Memory: November 20, l955. Ambition: To be an LLT. F Activities: Class Treasurer 3, 11, Science Club 3, Basketball 3, A, Sophomore Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committeeg Year- book Staff. 1 LM XX - L , il- lx , ll fy' 'VLA 1 ffl' ,bk I hit l l ,fb j 'wb' l x kdrf JL' ff' L Q , ' ,iff GEORGE MARKARIAN GEORGE .. ,N LX ' To be a dentist is his goal in life, 1. f l V0 1 5 ,l ' And to acquire a wonderful wife. ' , L lf ' lx Mft Pet Peeve: People who spell my name wrong. , Lf l ly' lv 0 f' Favorite Memory: 4 years with Bob, Chas, Jack and the boys. MW' gl ,V 5 A gh ' ' Ambition: To graduate from college. V1 I l ' D L Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Spafish Club ' l , . V . 4: Baseball 2: Orchestra I, 2, 3. ',' i f f .4 ef g 'D Z 4 t rv X ks I , ff I i L ' ,4 fd f, 1 V n ,lt f Lf r N , L, yt, v .. - s . kj 1 'll rvlllullafll ,Cf , L, A. VERONICA MANNING RONNIE Ronnie is on our newspaper staff She writes a column just for a laff. Pet Peeve: Child-size orders at Domenic's. Favorite Memory: Working in the Guidance Office. Ambition: To be a commercial teacher. Activities: Sophomore Dance Committee: Tri-Delta: Newspaper 4: Miss Collin's Secretary A. its I. l X J ARTHUR MAJOR Arthur is a quiet lad In class he is hardly ever bad. Pet Peeve: Long school hours. Favorite Memory: Mr. Locke. Ambition: To go into the Service. Activities: Music Appreciation. ART i ll, t rl L li f' L, F .l 4 'N' l 1 V lfzgfvfrb -'11, . A f , f if 'L ti' . W t ,rl f ' f'I,'7 5, it 11:0 Bvsv , t tl at iw - JANET L. MACDONALD .Z 5, JAN ' I ' To do good in the world Janet aspires L Let's hope she fulfills her heart-felt desires. Pet Peeve: Gossip. Favorite Memory: The wonderful times l've had with my classs mates. Ambition: To do something good for the world. KLA: fill! QI swf ! Q Activities: Glee Club: Science' Club Secretary 3, and Vice Presi- dent 4: Tri-Delta: Newspaper Staff 3, 4: Sophomore and Freshman Dance Committee: Junior Prom Commitee. uefamilabte yy. I -Q X ear i ga 5 X ' ' Lois MCCARTHY SPEEDY S Lois is trying hard to pass vs! X For she wants to graduate with her class. Pet Peeve Not getting answers to letters. L3 X Ambition To graduate l iii ,, s . . Favorite ltllemory: Summer of 1955. 'fm more iN ink, , f :i N. ibm :yi . Activities: Tri-Delta: Camera Club l. 'un i tt X .5 :sf . f- y t Lit. -1' . MZ' K. it .,si U ii, , .1 . -f X v-df V . N , I i 5 ld i in ,, ft 1 -, it ' JOAN MCLAUGHLIN Joni Joni's treasured prize is 'Jim' She'd sure be lost without him. Pet Peeve: Waiting. Favorite Memory: Freshman year with Judi. Ambition: To be happy always. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, A: Vice President of GAA: Softball l, 2: Freshman Dance Committee: Tri-Delta: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Badminton: Chairman of Senior Intramural Basketball. 1' -41,-exit .l . t l l THOMAS MCLAUGH LIN A lot of fun and full of tricks Tom's the pride of '56- Pet Peeve: Demerits. Favorite Memory: Freshman Year. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Treasurer l. MAC '23 Q 1 U 1 l f V l l xr' i i If i V fl 1 l 1 if xt pi' ly I 1 if if t 'vi ' l Q! NJ J yi , n fx if t ' iv tx I ii, ik!!! K X f l ii AJ l 'i it i'X Ml JUDITH MCNULTY , Ll tj Juni! if li Imaginefludi and Tom as husband and wlfe A V L He throwing a, plftfe and she hurling a llnlife, 'l U' 'N- lil , 'J l X l Pet Peeve: To be kept wfmng, ilk! , W lu- ul Favorite Merridry: Fresllrttiah Yearf' X ,ff Ambition: To go three days wlthopt fig 'lhfg with Torn. Activitiesui Cheerleading Af! iqiri-Delta,qiBadmintonlJ3g Juni.or Prom Committee, Freshman Dance 'gmrnitteeg 1 . ' PAUL MOORE BUNKY His favorite memory is first day of school, u This is not unusual. r Pet Peeve: Demerits. Favorite Memory: First day of school. Ambition: To graduate. li R, tif. nw Q- . 1 W will . JIM! i C U il NANCY MOORE ,ffm ,ltflflWLfIQixN A If f J lt is quite safe to give a guess, ,J ,ffl NV JL That her future will hold happiness. ,UV ftp X Pet Peeve: Hash. ,Ll llfpffljl C' I ll Favorite Memory: Bookkeeping Il. ,611 3,0 X, ,I Ambition: To graduate. ' Yf Activities: olee Club I, 2, Tri'Delta. V it A df J ll! W hfllll .A ,. it lx' K llfu' li-align N fi I' I l. 'sw !'V!k,L'V lv I1 It 'Lil V l 'L 3 lp f X ' I. ' i I i J E: l U as i I ll, i .ulfl , l ., , fl U' ,U 1 i. y Fl 1' K 1 ppp, ,yi J MI ,f Ll flf ll fill O ri JUS iii I it I IF! f WILLIAM MATTHEW MQNULTY Bill's a great one for a fight, 1 itlizlgfl But first he makes sure hae iswriglhtf' lk!! Pet Peeve: Homeroom teaghers. IW' . ,I .V Favorite Memofwxjfootball. L-I Ambition: To Pala millionaire. Y Activities: lgiseball 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4. l l x F- I. 3? 'Ewa CATHERINE MONAGLE QATHIE She's the captain of our team, While playing sports she's on the beam. Pet Peeve: Snobbish people. Favorite Memory: Basketball. Ambition: To be happy. Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Softball: Badminton: President of GAA, Newspaper Staff: Yearbook Staff: Tri-Delta. ly' , 'BILL l 1 K if st' 'M7 's I. F if 2 VJ l l lgljlbur j 1 'll' l l ll ,til Chu Ai 3 ,' , ETHEL MosHER ' ' , L' Rficf' f ,lo , ,fEthel is a girl who draws. ,hiivrtpv ,X YM-1 K, V LI,V'l,L 1 I D Cf 2 In her work there are no flaws. A l j ,Q A fgflt bf ', g . . iv . ' 6' 'F . Pet Peeve: Abstracts. ' ,jf J f ' 'J l J L, J KA' Favorite Memory: Decorating Stardust, ' L, ,Aj 'Q'LH fl C x, '. A . 1 Ambition: To have my own studio. ,VJ bull' ' 1' L Activities: Decorating Chairman l, 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3: Art l Club 4: Camera Club l, 2: Science Club: Tri-Delta: Class Rin 9 Designer. DONALD MYLES ooN Mr. President for four straight years, Kept our class out of arrears. Pet Peeve: Bus trips to football games. Favorite Memory: lEky scoring a touchdown in Chelmsford game. Ambition: To become a DVM. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager 2, 3: Class President l, 2, 3, A: Yearbook Staff: Junior, Senior Prom Committees: Freshman, Sophomore Dance Committees. f l I Louis Mucct Lou Mr. Lampsorfs pride and joy, 'Lou' is really quite a boy. Pet Peeve: Demerits. Favorite Memory: Football. Ambition: To not work and make money. Activities: Football I, 3, 4: Basketball l, 4. I ll of I 4 I G l o ' - 1 A Y' I 8 ' L V .M- ll 0 tx if' l J sf K I I .61 . E ' ' X x 2 3 t ' 0 is , I, , tw ' fir, i l' , , ft, f ' it ,f l'l i' Ll l 1 J I X, g ' lw i , ti. i ,C ' CHARLES NUGENT ,W oi-tAi2t.iE In chemistry 'Charlie' is a whiz, I--l 'Fld' He can pass most any quiz. , ll I Pet Peeve: Activity Period. R Y, HP, Orchestra l, 2, 3. Favorite Memory: Beating Methuen in baseball. , ' , l t ' Ambition: To graduate from college. .N Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, A: Band l, 2, 3: K S 2 Ol . I ix 'Q L l 1 .-..: . .. if ,Ny l i l i , I ' l '- BETTY O'HARA ' A 4 I , ELLEN OINEILL ELLEN Ellen is very cute to see Cheering our team to victory. Pet Peeve: Oral recitations. Favorite Memory: A years of high school. Ambition: To be a teacher. Activities: Cheerleading 4: Basketball 3: Newspaper Staff 4: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Tri-Delta: GAA: Class Manager 3: GAA Intramural Chairman 4: Class Representative l, 2: Glee Club l, 2: Field Hockey 3: Fresh- man Dance Committee: Yearbook Staff. E BETTY Here's a girl who likes to date, A V 'But'her ambition is to graduate. , P'et'Peeve: Getting up early., ,J Y A Favorite Memory: December 27,9i954. Ambition:'To graduate. - J Activities: Tri-Delta: Glee Club. , . sl' ll ' :V vw f ' A 5 n , . xv l I? ' I-LUX l 1 'V i V ,L ' ' X' ANNE GIBRIEN O'BIE Lovely eyes and a happy smile, Ann's full of fun all the while. Q I Pet Peeve: Getting law and order at cheering practice. Favorite Memory: 4 years of high school. W J Ambition: To be a success. 4- ivities. B ketball 2, 3, 4, Cheering l, 3, 4, Captai Secretary-Treasurer GAA: Field Hockey: Junior Prom Committee: Junior Prom Queen's Attendant: Freshman, Sophomore Dance Committees. . A L' f N 4 i if I ' A if f ll it I I i W l 1, 1 i f 1, i . I X 'N' lxx Bobby's quite a football star VV! R ROBERT NUTTING Boa And with the girls he leads by far. Pet Peeve: Demerits. Favorite Memory: Football. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Football l, 2, A: Basketball I, 4: Vice President l, 2: Baseball 1, 4. ,Ate i,.. I LORRAINE REDDINGTON LORRIE A successful life she wants to lead At this she surely will succeed. Pet Peeve: Certain people in cafeteria. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1955. Ambition: To be successful in what I do. Activities: Glee Club l: Freshman Dance Committee: Tri-Delta. l DIANE REDDINGTON DI X This girl's nickname is Di She is quite nice to see. l Pet Peeve: Saying Good-nite. Favorite Memory: August 28, 1955. Ambition: To be a happily married RN. ' Activities: Glee Club l, 2: Softball l: Boston Ballroom Rep. 4: Tri-Delta Rep. 4: Newspaper Staff 3, 4: GAA 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committee: Badminton 3, 4. xl W, A . l- 4-1 . ii., t . .2 . I . Q fi . k l . L y 'x i t ,- j l . 'jf' ,' 'l :vi P .1 l :ff J t X f 1 i J 1 if K 1 ' ,lllflj I 1 1 ,- I .1 PAui. REBINSKAS Paul is often so deep in thought That his answers are hardly ever caught. Pet Peeve: Getting caught. Favorite Memory: All my life. Ambition: To break a world's record. Activities: Baseball I, 2. ff . ,il if 1 U .' J , W 4' ll' N3 MARLON Vw , xx, JAXNQT lilfiltice RING PICK Aclnursesluniformjs what she'll wear Ahd many patients will be in her care. Pet Peeve: Eeas and Carrots. Favbrite Memory: English 3. Ambition: To be a nurse. X . Activities: Tri-Delta: Glee Club l: Junior Prom Committee. d t -. l v A 'Z Lf' en! f ,EY NANCY H. SCHMITZ 1 K !',NANcE gf' l y 1 X flkc-i AA :xy x A 1 . Nancy will always be on her toes n' Q .l ,fb ,' 4 'lp 0 N As off to nursing school she goes. , 1 ,K . ,, 'K fl A - J ' t- . V, ' f Pet Peeve: Silly girls. . 5 H 'r ,7..f'Vll , . l fx - u 2' t ix J Favorite Memory: PF Activities. M LVM ll Q 1. Ambition: To be a success in all I do. ,' L' 'rdf' ' K7 A! ' Activities: Glee Club, Newspaper 3, 4, Science Clgbrfiaeasurer ll J-'N A 3, 4: Home Room Rep.: Tri-Delta, Junior Prbm Committee: ' f Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committee. ' 'X nj I s ANNE SHACK srnercn '34, Her ambition is to drive a car With this she'II travel near and far. Pet Peeve: Boys that are late. Favorite Memory: April 12, 1953. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Freshman Dance Committee, Sophomore Dance Committee: Tri-Delta, Junior, Senior Prom Committee. lllllllt JOHN J. Su.vA 1 CHICO A doll with curly hair is 'Chico' r J 0 . This boy certainly is not meek-O. . S1-file! Pet Peeve- Sill ' l '7 0.1 ff ' . y gir s. fx my W .t ,L Favorite Memory: English IV. C Lf' Q f , ' I Ambition: To be a success. IL! f Activities: Baseball 3, 4. Mil, L' l J J , ' if ff' tl' V W1 X 7 194' c Al , ft . gl! . U , 4 , W. JZ!!! L- C l l I L ,7 . ,fly 1 J Q 1 l LM LL f '7 L J 1 t f J' if .fl 7 ld M fl LVM f l OWL x in ' Roaster SMITH Q ' fi F sfmrrv Two-hundred pounds and 6' 2 it ' 1 '!. JV Smitty, could this be you? ,,' W' lx 7 nn!! V Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. 1. Favorite Memory: Don Eagle haircut an freshman year. Ambition: To be 6' 2 tall and weigh 200 pounds. Activities: Football I, 2, 3. 4. 'fx X , ' , 0 l. A .1 ROY C. STEEVES, JR. ROY V L,-fi .lil-IU, Our Roy is a boy with knowledge, X X l L I L X 4-Dgbfll And he plans to go to college. llftivwi .. l Pet Peeve: My boss. l vm -2 Favorite Memory: Chemistry Laboratory Periods. l L'-fi if .Ci Ambition: To make a million dollars. lx 7 V Y ,, u L' J f'YIN f 1. t ' . u IJ, 1 l l M ROBERT STEELE SHY Robert Steele, our football thriller Handsome gent and lady killer. Pet Peeve: Girls. Favorite Memory: Mrs. Cassin's Period 7 English Class. Ambition: To get a job. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4. N Xl. All ' A fr tl X ll! ill W i g it I X' A hilly 4 if T X l ,iltlu ill l YJ A 1 ,X '. y , 'll .T T i A, L y I' W Mi, 2 1 funn, ' T' fvi lull I. I T 1 il ' ' rd, I ,I L 1 A M ' ii P. at' ,l i A if . Y xx A fa .L in fl rl . if . if J' v at if T tif TX! Aff, xx .li rl L ll'i il 7 hiv Lt fill u l DIANE STATHAM No matter what Diane's profession, We're sure she'll make a good impression. Pet Peeve: Working at the Stop 81 Shop. Favorite Memory: Being a Sniffle. Ambition: To be happy. Activities: Junior Class Representative: Tri Newspaper Artist. ww . x -Delta Student l AG Leader: T -1' -4-Hi ROBERT M. STAPLES Bob absorbs all the teaching Which may help him in his preaching. Pet Peeve: Courtroom Lawyers. 5.7 s l i BOB E i I l l i i I V wry i ft Favorite Memory: Being Cross Examined. T Z I Activities. Science Club. 1 Q.. 'E' ,J I L EARL THOMPSON PATRICIA TREWORGY PAT One of our prettiest, it is said, Par will be happy with her 'Red. ' Pet Peeve: The Navy. Favorite Memory: Easter, 1955. 9 Ambition: To have a successful, happy life. Activities: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committee: Glee Club I, 2, Cheerleading 1, 3, 4, GAA Member, Tri-Delta, Senior Prom Committee. It !!l37fnf Q. ,. ,l L my -alfa' fir , , . C RED A ' fl fl-aj ,,C 0 f Earl Thompson has a nickname, 'Red,' tif -14' A' He doesn't like girls, so it is said. f f. 4 i I J ,,1j,Q-vi! ,f Pet Peeve: Girls. ,Lt-f 1'l ' Vf Favorite Memory: Senior English. 7 A 4.3, Ambition: To keep out of trouble. f r hx may L t Q33 'l ly Tj f X, -Q1 N A xv , y DOROTHY ANN THOLANDER DOTTIE X h-'l L' -. In . Yearbook pictures Dottie did edit, 7' xx,-,I H And to our class she is a credit. 'J fx 'S V 93 A Pet Peeve: Alcohol. AQ . 'gf is .1 ii , - Favorite Memory: April 27, 1954. Ambition: To have a family. Q .. :Ll Activities: Junior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Attendant, Xi Q Q5 ' li ff , I Tri-Delta, Yearbook Staff. ,J -A. A --,f t, ,T Wy., 'rf' -' as 1' T - N .Tl RX . .Q N? X l X l . fi L T . , CHARLES TAYLOR CHAS I . up ,. TJ' . 'Wi To Mrs. McLaughlin we dedicate this boy Q J 'N' ' Because of this she'll have much joy. If ...Q Pet Peeve. 4th and 5th periods. K A gt? 5 1 'fm . , Favorite Memory: Chemistry Experiments. ln. - Activities. Basketball 3, 4. . l l f L' ff f .1111 l I ' rl' if t 1 1 X.: llfrli' if llvi P VL , lil V t M rl 4 7, M J V lll Fl? 5 lv' l,4'Ll,'g4BlARA N. WETHERBEE SALLY X ,N If? y , JH Sally's gay and smiling way l l n Ark f . UL' ' xl X Keeps us happy all the day. l l ff A U! ull ll V all ,fly Q4 fl bi, Pet Peeve: Blouses worn outside of skirts. AA,-' t IQ, 0 fy I ' M 1 Favorite Memory: March and June of 1955. 5 WN! L t l P I .. . . . 'K X if FA 1, I if vb fl, Ambition: To be a licensed laboratory technician. v , u f All , I W' I Activities: Science Club 3, 4: Tri-Delta, Spanish Club: Junior J' u J ,L l . I A fb, it Ui- M! Prom Committee. f st' if fm!! W ' , I X1 w V! ' If ll M1 JA V I A 5' ft I or 5 fic J l raffle: A il l rl Al y l 0 .B 'IW' DAVID WAsTct-:AK DAVE -I Ugdtuf L i it The knowledge of Chemistry Dave found here 1 ,Q S f if rf xy.. Will bring him a great and successful career. Pet Peeve: Smoking. Favorite Memory: Star Island. Ambition: To retire at forty-five. Activities: Vice President of Science Club: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee: Freshmar Dance Committee. , 7 lf' ,x tft 4 J fwil --warp 1 . 1 ,sa f 'l 18' JOHN WALTERBACH A John wants to be a mechanic. Ni A He'll never make it in his hammock. 1 1 'P+ Pet Peeve: Being broke. Favorite memory: Good Friday of '55. l Ambition: To be a mechanic at Swanny's. R! I 1 MWVQ fjufifu J A .,l V 1 MN wwf 271 1 t N - ' ll , 'ld K 5 f f t if - 5 WJ i f kk if ' 5 CJ CLEMENT WAssoN CLEM Fan clubs have been named for him, All the girls sure go for 'Clem'. Pet Peeve: Homeroom period. Favorite Memory: Tewksbury game of '55. Ambition: To be a iudge at a beauty contest. Activities: Baseball 2: Football 1. JOHNNY 561' ' if of R ff f f ff . XXI ,f,',f.ff ff X 1 BARBARA WHELAN 'BARB A l 'Barb' is quiet, demure, and shy, -, '7 She catches every senior's eye. Pet Peeve: Boys who can't take hints. -I, I Favorite Memory: August 18, 1955. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I attempt. , ' Activities: Tri-Delta: Junior Prom Committee: Glee Club: Fresh- man Dance Committee, Basketball 4. . 1 1 f L, , ,i ' , Lv' 'f , 4 1 C01 X wi, i I ,Y 1-,ful DAVID S. WHITEWAY, JR. DAVE ln David a quiet lad we see, ln TV a success he will be. Pet Peeve: People who do not know how to use their authority correctly. Favorite Memory: Radio Marina in Africa. Ambition: To record TV programs on magnetic tape. more Dance Committee: U. S. Army. A 4: l 5' i I lvl: fl ll J! I , V I LJ .LU V Lily '- PAUL WILSON vvn.i.Y , . R. WMV ,fa , for 'I ip' . To go to college is his ambition, ' ' sy' M , With s-mart boys this is the tradition. Y 5 , if Pet Peeve: Undergraduates. 'I Favorite Memory: Chuck's PAD Class. fl !f:'! Ambition: To go to college. X X ' . 5 Activities: Class of 53 Freshman Dance Committee: Sopho- Sinior' ,, 9 v gm 'lf' 2 Speckcxculars Z f ef is-N To my chlif ou , mv., B19 skronq Injun c3n'aef-, ou qoud. musc.les,mosl'l5 bt!--f. qou 'fxiinkdm gov dvr. handsornf, brave, qw nffdum MWVEUE, you ntid vm shdug qw not much quad, you hm? bkq Ydin mt love qw plant, , jusk i-Mc san-rg, .f 4 a ! r F I ! I ClaSS vvorkefs Most Ukefy to SUCCeed LBER-UNK MANNI Muse A NG FQX Most Sophisticated Best All Around STAPLES CORMIER STEELE O'BRlEN Man Ha - ,S ie rs -tft: 1 ' 1--. .i ,t,.. I7 HSI .QL t ' - e' gygggiit ' Mggag ngggggg 5 ,E I., 'fe t fm. M HART JOSSEL YN H NNUON MUCC X 2 it V1 Night Owls C lass Artists ffm, Al 1 ilu' , Q Hx I X QHERTY RNER SILVA C' lass Tafkers Most Dependable 'HN 1 x Y 7 X . GASP AR LUG AN ndlie-'57 NCD Frie . Q AT if fig ff: e 'iwf',, M: :ji Chafa f7f , Q, ' 'i KBERG A Best Athletes MGORE Begf Dress .A NUTTING MONAGLE ed QUEGTGST Y MM OR SWA 'x '9 Click 'ff 5 154- f Q22 Y 2 2 0 fl y 2' f f I I X-fi Ziff f XX Q fx fx Z Z . 'wit' i . W' F .v ' L , ' r xR. a D. ' E 892,- Ml The lunches We all loved? The fighting warriors. Cupid's Queen and King, ,l ew- l 455, -1 Qs 1 if 'V M 4 J is 1 '+ if ' ' fx m ' Q. M 'sal 315 F?9Y., an... 5. g M53 i f As We Walk the Corridors Cupid's Throne Preparing our future housewives. i 3 'W' 'Jin studio-as typists, Not too greedy!! OU' WW 7075- Executive Type eaters. They are guided on to success. The five de.iay5. A , gee i f X., .J 1 e Jef They're happy with the lunch!! Those good old hen parties! Gossipers 4 . ,,. 4 .-'Y , , . ,y . ,, W . K 11 . s if f is 1 if-. I M x - . ' U. 2 ,fbi Ar Q .1 - rv. J . W You're late!!!, What a group!! A bit sneaky I'd say 1 f C Z X f XX N , X . L-in-'AJSM .f If ,3 49 . P ' , jf! fg c-f 1 1251 f-5.-, ., -2-r '-- ' 14' v f-S v ,Q ..1'-S- f Ww --N Q ,QQ 'Q-,-- ff ,f f ' 1 , -- T ?:ll . , I Wi C7 ! - -Z Q- E f f ' 3 f fe: I I l .,-------XA- Z --. ,Qff Q C1 - I! SJ J s M ' E-H , '9 C ,,,- I Es ' 1 ,f-- '- J ' T-5 , fM +ff Pi A,- I Q-f-- .fn n,, ,,,---- V vp' ',',,... Q ,,.- - x . ,... K li - N., I 1:5 43 5, XY Y Aging' W ,QM4444A QA, Q R 1! I J l I i N25 M5110 J Q fi if f M W gl il it ,- yfe ZU122 We lost to Chelmsford 2 in a row To lose again the cup would go On Turkey day of 55 Our boys kept Chuck's fond hopes alive To win the trophy was our aim And sure enough we won the game. To keep the cup Iet's win twice more, As 'Chuck-coached' teams have done before. ov' 1' I I I txaa, v V I 'Y ..... , In , , , u I I ni I In 1 I 1,3 sx 9. 1 'J 1 - . BU . I ' 9 1 , . 1, A ' -.,lvo-,nl , KW '-s..' . . .. . ,. 6 I A ' ,..r..-nanny:-9 . LII- - CAPTAIN NICK NICKERSON ol' ' A .XX If K , n-f , 1 u 'M ', ' . ! ' MM .4- A My if 4.-s'. - .. nu. ' .M g BOB STEELE 'ig fx - 2 ff' -M ,, If 'E' I W -J, .., af I' I 7' Q. In -f V4 N W Ai , ik 1. 'V if , ,jx n.- ,jf F ?1,,,1,M ,' , In ' BOB NUTTING ' .. h- .F 'I A' f 4 .fig yr H' xy ' Q +1 rv' N' A . 5..sf :L 1 . . -. 'N' -f A I in -ni I :egg I V. .. . HARV' ROACH ' ' ' 1 .L , I SI - :K . I I, if? I I if M Y ' 'I fr f -Q A.-' -' 4 fr. anim. A '1 I ' DON fvmss 9 I C 'lv 1 N, Y :t tl' .. P- Q I ff ' BILL MCNULTY X LOU Muccn Q N 'ii Q I w 7 A ,, M, N, 4 no wx-4? 1' .Q ,wwf A 4 1: , .,W.,. YW' DICK GARRANT I I EKY EKBERG -5 l' BOB SMITH Our Chuck h, , 'ff ' 1 '25 jf M ' 16 ,r lid-W I f 2 'ibm VV MMF Vlr, V Y' Wfq, V , M. .. ve ,,AX on we NXO gwnfle Red , Teamwork TOs5ed AD, a 1055 fb 'Q' iw . v wt' ' I gf ' .'-- ' xg, 'R '4 ' 'r k fw i , A .V L , 1 :vw 4 ,S M ,.,, 4+ yi ? ' f V 7. Q ae! V , K ,af it ., as Q ,ics 4143 v ww ' A s , Q ll vv , H V' 'k Lf P,' ww' Whai s Thai? push We BKQ Speechless! HO th a . 7 line l Qi' ' 1 I W 4 s A Am .l l l if Q T l X if Y L-L cc C L C, Z.y7zTJf5, Ggeeffmcm The new Billerica Memorial High School is fortunate in having such a fine group of girls for its first cheerleading squad. We are really proud of our girls this year. They placed second in the Walpole Cheerleading Tournament against very stiff competition. The first dance in our new school was given by the cheerleaders with Dave Maynard as the disc jockey. The dance was a huge success, with the girls giving a fine exhibition of their new cheers for the year. The Cheerleaders' uniforms were dark green princess style trimmed with white. Cute white beanies and white boots completed the outfits. The annual football rally was held in the new auditorium, and the cheerleaders stirred up more school spirit than we've seen in a long while. Our head cheerleader, Anne O'Brien, was ably supported by: Molly Gleason, Ellen O'Neill, Pat Turner, Pat Treworgy, Judi McNulty, Janice Lucia, Barbara Guptill, Carole Waitkus, Joyce Lee, Barbara McGurn, Jean Porter, Ruth Desrosiers, and Joanne Albertini as manager. Z 5 , t .f Q 1 A is x Y , 5 , , . A , '5 .r 291' I S 4 v ' e' l f W ' ' 5 'V ,N 1 'il Y I t, Q 5, 4 X' a K . 'fr r 4'-maui .L .V k 1'-f' mi-K.. .,, I V I K K Q r 5 sal' 'fa f 'I , f- Us f A ' rw N fi' A , X 0 I , v , 0 sb-ff M J' W' Rf . f L guru-am-aa. t 'vii-'Z I- 1: 'iq 0-ff, ,,,. I-s 1 , 1 ,mi .A., , 1 2: I -K. ' '13 1-4'1 -19 15 V177 x-Dlx.-3-d ,x .W I 15? V 6 s 5 I 5 I 1 0 F Q V V f X - R A x x Q' 3 1-PWQ z'NiSs-fn ' A 1 -- R x ff. -H.. ' ,. JSF' 1-'M va ' q,,5'E,A ' -w omni ,, 1. , 'N affix WMS ., .W-., ,'-Wffwf.. I x VVQ' , 1 , 1 11 I 5, if Capfain Bob Fox Coach Gracie and Assistant Coach Loranger Captam George Markanan f,-.j . 5 K ?: ef . enzbrs F- 1. IU CHARLlE'-' NUGENT 'J' A., 1 .Q f FRANK INAMORATI ? 1,' 1 'E L -N, 'KW Az.2'v j.5'3',-V 9? M55 5 QM' 53 'i Q5 , ,1v-4- BOB NUTTING H I ix wfawsmmp-u ' .12 -V5 ' ' W , I HBOBH NX X x O Q N! 1 STEELE 'T 5. f 1 lv-r '. Ur' 'EP ART ROACH s.. 4--40 0: 1, 5. , . X Ks X X ,ff Boa em 4 L I Z Q 75 Z Q X rn 2: cn O Z d has I 11. ' . .f ' ' . . E ' '-. ' - I . . ' 1 . ' -YE' - ,,,,.,' .1 ' .p 'x DAVE WASTCHAK g , 7101 .5111 3' l l ii i i 1 , nl it ' 1 5 1 jqy- ees First row: Dolly McGuinness, Barbara Rounds, Karen Hansis Cco-captainb, Gloria Lohnes Cco-captainj, Donna Strom, Marilyn Martell. Second row, left to right: Evalyn Tajirna, Heather James, Jane Hyatt, Cathy Bonczar, Janice Cann, Fay Forsley, and Pat Collins. First row, left to right: Jan Ericson, Ann Harrington, Jean Colten, Cathy Monagle Ccaptainj, Rita Burke, Polly Dempsey, Nancy Weeks. Second row: Joan Mc- Laughlin, Marcia Wakefield, Nancy Car- michael, Anne O'Brien, Franny Forsley, Ginny Rounds Cmanagerj. Third row: Bar- bara Whelan, Phyllis Luciano, Dot Beaulieu, Eclwina Bernat, Carol Getchell, and Mary Simpson. nun-nw 7,1 C 912101 S' Left to right Marcia Wakefield Pnyllis Luciano Nancy Carmichael Anne OBrien Cathy Monagle, Barbara Whelan, and Joanie McLaughlin. S' S POLLY DEMPSEY 1 ' W as I, T 3 v .4 JU!-ll IMLIAIJGHLIN DOT BEAULIEU Billerica sccs Billerica Billerica scss Billerica . Billerica .,.. Billerica ,,,. Billerica .... Billerica ..., Billerica ,. Billerica , .. s - Billerica , Billerica ,... NANCY CARMICHAEL The Girls' Basketball team this year did not enioy a successful winning streak but compensated for this fact by showing good sportsmanship and ex- cellent team spirit. The most exciting game of the season was at Tewksbury where our girls beat the champs by one point. This was the first defeat of the year for Tewksbury. ,Q PHYLLIS LUCIANO Burlington B 41 No. Andover 5 as 30 Tewksbury B 0 0 cc 40 Chelmsford 5 so 411 Wilmington 5 as 0 42 Dracut 5 59 Burlington 47 No. Andover 0 do 30 Tewksbury oooooo 0 so 52 Chelmsford oooo 52 Wilmington , oooo 49 Dracut ..5d eeddd 5 69 CATHY MONAGLE The team was ably coached by Miss Barbara Hood who, as always, did a fine iob. The girls this year were very fortunate in having a brand new gymnasium in which to practice and play their games. JAN ERICSON ANNE O'BRlEN 'Lil Q2 Q Q Q TX Qclffviifjib I 6 C115 CICIQ ce rg .31 rx, 11- + 4 ' I 4' 1'-564.4 4'-av 4- + ,Q 1, tw? 'F' 3 Q, 4 Y? Fr' 's. ww W' Y' gnu df I-I -J ., ' an 1,4 W 1 33, 7 ..,,,,,, V, vo Q , v ,X . My-. ' Q Q ,V ' 7 n 1 Y J? aw ' -sf , M 41. ' 1 V xwwf f g 1 'i35f3'M e'-'ffy+.fgfx A ah N' r A -a-3 -o 2,1 : m .....,., . f Q ' Aiwigqw' A , '-D N Q 5 f 5 9 '+A lf 91 is 1 r L,- . ,. L 4 Q' , Qff - K 'Quf A .F fx' If - of 'KAXAI f i p , 51 'Q rf P 1 v'h V :I ' 1 X Z 4 1 J .1 v ,4 .4 3' A 1 Y ' I rf f f, WF M K if 3 ' 4' , is-M ,J wgflev I' 4414! Spanish Club Officers n gm S 'ry :4,,,. x., W my I xx ,A 'P b , 00 3 fx 4 . R ,K R sl f h 2 1 0, L Spanish Club members and advisor, Mrs. Houghton if? J BMHS H -Lim STAFF Judith Parkhurst Alberta Pereault Veronica Manning, Shirley Kelley Editor Assistant Editor B siness Managers .... The Day The Orphanage Was Rich By Michael Pickowicz Stone Valley, Wisconsin, a small town about 30 miles West of Madison, has a population of 1,682 according to the last Census. It is mostly an agri- cultural town, but has one factory which manufactures farm machinery. This factory wit' Mr. Larson L then said, fi we'll put P they'll ne. about ten mn on the farl farmhands 2 barn, Mrs. U material fc, Larson was H for the newi were helpind Meanwhile, Ellen 0'N9111 Barbara Guptill ... Carol Getchell, Marion Tholander ... Florence Mclssac, Mary Garrant ... Doris Wood, Pat Collins Gossip Editor Senior News Junior News . Sophomore News . Freshman News . Sports Short Stories . Spanish News . Science Club News Girls Sp ' G x S -. Q 1 f, I 1. 4 , f- 'I ' If - yu! , , , .. supplies the farmers machinery and raised ' lauonaww' 4- Q- I. ,. xg' their oppol much the sl Emhgmu mr two wed e nightc S to have l and th e their- x places ale co next: 2 Hall lays. iudly 'd ea led we 1661 OS1 TS' x Q d ' 4 r I gurl 4 1 V X ,Q Q ., 4 V '41 K t I 14' ' RA- ' If 1 greenboards which mal looms and the shops have been out- tue latest style. In the auditorium we have lovely plush seats which are much more comfortable than the old wooden ones. All in all the atmosphere of this new school is 100 percent better than that of the old.The students have something to be proud of. In this building we have a new superintendent by the name of Philip G. Hines, who came from Wells, Maine. The new teachers are: Mr. Sales, Mr. Paine, Mr. San- germano, Mr. Clancy, Mr. 0'Brien, Mr. Ginsburg, Mrs. Splaine, Mrs. Zinman, Miss Nanis, Mrs. Cassin, Mrs. McGee, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Messer, and Mr. Gracie. We also have a matron, Mrs. Plumley. The student boy The student body would like to thank Mr. Adams for all the considerations he has shown towards the stu- nfc Huw-'inn fk 'G 1 ': A '4 ' nd fit do .., pre' ine hall was -gain--infact itwas so still that you could hear the slightest motion of any object in the room. The hall was 150 years old and was in a con- stant need of repair. It had no specific name, but was just known as 'The Hall', and had always been used for meetings of this type. 'Here they aref a ain re lied the Secretary S D - 'In 1953 we made S307 and there were 189 people present, in 1952 we made 5362 and ..... ' Suddenly Jim interrupted, hat's enough ' T . John Martin, a friend of the Larsons, stood up and said, 'Just what are you trying to point out?' Jim replied, 'I'm just trying to show you that there is a steady decrease in the number of people who at- tend every year. I personally think that we need a new play with different actors, because f +4-ina fired 0 ix e ,.e in the points from The new G.A.A. are: ine Monagle' Carol Wait Chairmenzl Stephanie F Mural Chair Beth Fowle Treasurer, The cheer have done a ing the bo, rally NOW auditorium school in U the Thankm was the las the season L ed loads of The cheer: are: Anne OV leaderl, MW Treworgy,l Guptill, Ca 0'Neill, Juv Lucia. Bard Porter, anw and Jo Ann r,,.D I' 1. el fa Offi cers 6 'Wd R epfese W Ura . r,V es Pau Kca SuHNa n presen img How ers to NWS. HOU! T I r' Delia Girlsff ,V XNaXs'n a X Tvk-De-ha 2 Q f a Hop er'.XS eheshm vkng Y THD e Ser I ra Hop ,JW X rf,. ,N +A' A1 ' 'Wa- WS 'sl 4 Q .Q ,,9f- t rw 1 1' I AJ ,. : a, g - Q 3? 4- if 1 ,V 1, .2 1 ,, ' flu 0 n. . t L A X, ' .6 l l Q. X ff' 1 54 if C mi--ny, 'y H Y ' 'I .1 Q- . ! ,nv xl: was Q-81 ,, we 982, .'65' . ,I 5 Q gog- K Ni, Qin, 'x F'-,X 'I f P I C' 6? f' 4' ' Z1 Aff ' O Lf ' E 'M' . M, , ,ff 5 , . ie WW , Uv.fs,.a-u2L.y Q jaxxfagfz President CATHY 'f' '15 MONAGLE v-w...,,, BETH EVALYN FOWLER TAJIMA W '17 4.-yy ivk ELLEN GINNY O'NElLL ROUNDS -nf' , 3 L... N I ?x4J3g V V1 s 1 x 'E General Class Managers A-qv f 1 - J nil A Class Achvlty Managers Aggggg JW- 272.2 ' Agfa J? V' '. Xtj - I Tv' N3 4 S 1 -14 N39 C. 11. :- 1 10' If -fu' f ,,,M',.,1,., , N q,g,iyi55g,wr-1 Q x , -if-kr 1' FN i rf, ' wan- ffym 'V s 1 4 Y f-'lr' f wg, , Junior Prom Queen and Attendants, left To right: Barbara Guptill, Maureen Gleason, Marie DuBois, Elaine Cormier, JoAnne Alberiini, Dorothy Tholander, and Anne O'Brie 14' 'gif ' I 1' v-.V J++ f l' ff, 'X u f at fur 9'-if Y It r I i I pf it Ki QQ ' ,- Q ' V Q ,xg 1 40 a Q ' ' 1' V Q V 7 0 4 . Q ev Q C7 6' I 'H' ' Q X V ff ,. an fr., 4 C7 4? v 47 1 MQF5.-f Q4 A Lvl :EBM L in V V Senior Prom Queen and Attendants, left to right: Maureen Gleason, Patricia Carline, Barbara Guptill, ' Y Patricia Treworgy, JoAnn Albertini, Diane Stathem and Judith McNulty, Q vvv 1 Q 1 0 4 L J vim' Qs-AQ' Q4 X , J, f- 1 f X- Mjeargbof Qgfcyff A Q , x A W .f X Lkfif - 'fm jx ,1 Q-I4 114 . 'X 4. f. Hrs, 1 . O 'SCUSSI rn Q business x 'N5 5, ,- -q .. ' --,L - J ,, , -,, .- +--W 1,8 wrfgrf' 'lit maffersff if V . ! s ' tufe U . pxf- 'xors ref-ewmg .Sen Aw ,,. ':r.:, . ,H 5- 'A 6 .rf ' 'va 1 - Yearbook Staff ' I -'Q' Q-. 1- V6 , ,niliw ..5bjgq4YQ -f ' 'eff fit-W: L: 949, '75 +V ,5.- ff'fny1wmw, . L ,r3?.2x 1 N, ,, If , ' 1'- n'7f'i ' 'WLS- --L2,.-l4:. - ' ' f V 'R N . A 4?z' V 1 V A , f , 5 5 ' . ,' ! . A ' I 4 V X is A' - , Q v- ' Jfbgff ,f 5 A .. I . vqx . 5 Y , 5 K :lv-rg Q 5- , .42-g', 'b ff XX- 5' ' 5-W H-J' .. Sfdff leave Q34 fowl Sheds s after a long d .1-N fwfvm9 ' ay ll., UNDERGRA 5 -n' 1 if f- f z Q fa I Qaifa if L .WX- rj f if ,J 'Tl M- MRS, HOUGHTON Qf120Q1y1'a0f Gkss Offbers President Vice Presidenr Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORES RONALD LINDQUIST JOHN FARMER HERTHA ROACH ROBERT JOHANSEN Ciass Advisors QA. ,W gf V i 5 MRS. MCGEE MR, BURKE ,lv I .-, N! X his .Xi A :YV V ,T -X5 M . 1 'S wfw X- , Y , . x , ,. , I x Ne A l lj fr I FRESHMEN President WILLIAM LAVERY Vice Presidenr DOROTHY GAUDET Secrerary .IACOUELINE LEE Treasurer BARBARA ROUNDS Class Advisors ,N ,X T - i . ,., . MR NTERRIFIELD in A i I li. 35.3, Ax 1 3515 Ubin-4 E JUNIORS President ARTHUR ROACH Vice President FRANK ROSANDER Secretary ,, BARBARA REDDEN Treasurer ,, J, MIRIAM BUONO Class Advisors x MRS. MESSER MR. SANGERMANO ' i T MOST POPULAR IDEAL STUDENT CLASS COMEDIANS BEST PERSONALITY BEST ATI-ILETE PRETTIEST GIRL I-IANDSOMEST BOY FRIENDLIEST CLASS WORKERS CLASS ENTERTAINERS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST POPULAR IDEAL STUDENT CLASS COMEDIANS BEST PERSONALITY BEST ATHLETE PRETTIEST GIRL HANDSOMEST BOY FRIENDLIEST CLASS WORKERS CLASS ENTERTAINERS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST POPULAR IDEAL STUDENT CLASS COMEDIAN BEST PERSONALITY BEST ATHLETE PRETTIEST GIRL HANDSOMEST BOY FRIENDLIEST CLASS WORKERS CLASS ENTERTAINERS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED l71'Q.stA112 Q12 William Lavery Gerard MacDonald Raymond Savage David Barrelle Robert Brown David Murray Edward Martin Robert Valyou Malcolm Marshall Valdimar Paradise CSOIUAOID OFQJ Ronald Lindquist Robert Knowles George Flint John Farmer Richard McElhinney Robert Johansen David McCormack Richard Trettrey George Lancaster Arthur Maxtield ,7C1l?lOl'LS' George Outerbridge Herbert Lee William Jackson Raymond Pollard Arthur Roach Francis Boudreau Frank Rosander Whitman Paradise Horace Brooks James Virgin Patricia Collins Doris Wood Barbara Sullivan Barbara Rounds Rita Burke Jacqueline Lee Joyce Transue Lois Sargent Judith Groves Marilyn Cook Hertha Roach Alberta Perreault Catherine LaRose Joyce Lee Pauline Dempsey Judith McAnern Betty Lohnes Claire Dubois Roberta DeFlorio Barbara Woitowicz Carol Waitkus Judith Covell Jean Nickerson Barbara McGurn Janice Erickson Carol Gratton Ellen McSweeney Judith Parkhurst Rita Lohnes Elizabeth Fowler I . W I 5. ,W I il U csezzzbr CQJS I, Audrey Adams, leave because Bud is waiting. . I, Joanne Albertini, leave to run for MyIes. I, Ronald Barber, leave my books to some poor student who will follow me. I, Dorothy Baroni, leave school to all the little Baronis. I, Elaine Barrington, leave to Grant that it can be done. I, Marilyn Blunt, leave my daily run to catch the bus to my sister, Donna. I, Jacqueline Bonczar, leave my four years of gym to my sister, Helen. I, Dorothy Buonamano, leave in hopes that a certain someone will follow in the Nick of time. I, Ellen Burke, leave my wonderful Senior Year to my sister, Cathy. I, Robert Cahill, leave my seat in homeroom to my sister, Theresa. I, Marjorie Callahan, leave the clinic to my sister, Joyce. I, Nancy Carmichael, leave my size ten sneakers to Barbara Rounds. Nancy Champagne, leave my four years of English to my brother, lly. I, Cynthia Cooper, leave Barb Dunstan my chemistry experiments with the hope that she can do better than I. I, Bi I, Nora Condon, leave my old gym suit to Miss Hood, to sell next year for a quarter. I, Elaine Cormier, leave Mr. Archambault's chemistry tests to some unfortunate Junior. I, Alice Delarue, leave my gym suit to Miss Hood. I, William Denman, leave my cigarettes to Red Spaulding and Dick Gardener. I, Gerald Dillman, leave my pencils, books and teachers to my brother. I, Tony Doherty, leave my gym trunks to my brother. I, Marie Dubois, leave to my sister, Claire, my seat in chemistry and my fun in lab. I, Lavinia Duca, leave my seat in U. S. Histroy to my brother, Billy. l, Larry Dutile, leave my wonderful memories of chemistry to Barb Redden. I, Mary Egan, leave my bunsen burner to my sister, Barbara, because that is the only thing I haven't broken. I, Bob Ekberg, leave my ability to drop passes to the Chelmsford ends so B.M.H.S. may beat them next year. I, Nancy Fall, leave all the homework I didn't do to my sister, Janet. I, Rose Fitzgerald, leave all my demerits to Rita and Polly. I, Robert Fox, leave my basketball playing to any future player. I, Noreen Galvin, leave Miss Hood a new group of program sellers at the football games. I, Richard Garrant, leave my sister to Mr. Archambault. I, Mike Gaspar, leave my footsteps behind. I, Jack Geas, leave all my headaches to some unsuspecting senior. I, Bob Gill, leave Billerica Memorial High School after four terrific years. I ni 1 7 ,QI I 'Imam 5 9 X It ii l sick .iz 55 , 11'95, A...f 19-'df Q. ra- GV Ein. ' S E. L 5303.326 . M is ' iii r :f k4f 7f - 6-',N,S . 'I -f-Q9 77 ff, Ilan I, Maureen Gleason, leave my four happy years in high school to my sister, Pat. I, Edna Graham, leave my first period showers on Thursdays and Fridays to Sylvia Lefevbre. I, Joyce Gullage, leave my cloppy shower slippers and supply of excuses for not taking gym to Bunky Doyle. I, Barbara Guptill, leave my crazy shower shoes to my sister, Carol. I, Eva Hamelin, leave to jump in my hot Chev. I, Honey Hamilton, leave to help push Eva's Chevie. I, Ann Hentz, leave my bench in the chemistry lab to some girl who has courage enough to take it. l, Carol Hodgdon, leave my shorthand notes to Mrs. Messer. I, Ralph Josselyn, leave room G A3 and its noise to Mrs. Splaine. I, Shirley Kelley, leave my book of absence excuses to the student body, and my shorthand speed to Trudy Reidt. I, Regina Kennedy, leave Beverly Waters to take her shower alone. I, Fred Kenyon, leave Don Quixote to anybody who wants him. I, Janet Kenyon, leave Sandra Ferraro my excuses from gym and those nasty showers. I, Bertha Lockhart, leave my unused gym sneakers to Betty Leatham. I, Janice Lucia, leave my baby teeth to Eky. I, Phyllis Luciano, leave Bob Ekberg my C. kisses. I, Arthur Major, leave my dishwashing ability to my friend, Donald Dempsey. I, Veronica Manning, leave my ability to get along with Miss Collins to her future secretary. I, George Markarian, leave my basketball playingrto the same player Bob Fox left his to. I, Lois McCarthy, leave my English vocabulary notebook to my sister, Joyce, with the hope she will use it. I, Judith McNulty, leave with a little push from Mrs. Messer. I, Billy McNulty, leave my ability to keep out of fights to my five brothers, Tony, Brien, Peter, John, and Pat. I, Catherine Monagle, leave my aptitude for cabinet-making to my brother, Phillip. I, Nancy Moore, leave my typing eraser to Betty Ann LeLacheur. I, Louis Mucci, leave my football practice jersey to Roger Lydon. I, Donald Myles, leave one last pat on the back for Chuck Lampson and his l48 Myles. I, Charles Nugent, leave an atomic bomb hidden in the chemistry lab. I, Bob Nutting, leave my old dirty football practice jersey to Roger Lydon. I, Anne O'Brien, leave my position as head cheerleader to Carol Waitkus in hopes that she has as much fun as I did. I, Betty O'Hara, leave my shorthand notes to Cathie Bonczar. I, Marilyn Pasquale, leave in hopes Mrs. Messer will have a quieter home room. I, Marjorie Piacenza, leave to my brother, Frank, all of my demerits. I I, Jean Pica, leave Miss Byrne's bookkeeping to my sister, Anne. l if f f p, ff A ' aj jjfj gil' fu ll 51 ff l ra 3 00 1 0040? spas. G a' 54 20 11 'rf hn 2' .I - 6m A 9,9 'IF SK cA 'ki 'E B 'teen I, Janet Pickering, leave Betty Ann LeLacheur my mirror that she so faithfully borrows. I, Paul Rebinskas, leave to Bob Caudet, although I tried not to, the lab in one piece. I, Diane Reddington, leave my lunches and dances in the cafe- teria to Bev Waters. I, Nancy Schmitz, leave Janice Cann my success in chemistry with the hope that she won't blow up the lab. I, Anne Shack, leave my dirty gym towel to Carol Brien. I, John Silva, leave my friendship with Chuck Lampson to Thomas Belluchi. I, Robert Smith, leave my brother, Harry, my luck in passing subiects. I, Robert Staples, leave my good Studebaker to the boys in the lunchroom who beat me at blackiacks. I, Diane Statham, leave to get married. I, Robert Steele, leave my seat in Mr. Paine's class to my brother, George. X 44- v-A 4-S IQ QS Q9 f , 1 I, Roy Steeves, leave the chemistry lab in one piece. 1 I, Patricia Sullivan, leave a two year supply of aspirin to Chuck, in hopes that he won't need it. I, Ruthie Sullivan, leave my hot temper to Loretta Caterino. Z I, Pat Swanholm, leave Macbeth to Mrs. McLaughlin. I, Frances Tavares, leave my chemistry book to my sister, in hopes To yl that she will enioy it. ' g I, Charles Taylor, leave Senior English to Mrs. McLaughlin. if A H I, Dorothy Tholander, leave my brains to my sister, Marion. f a g ,c I, Earl Thompson, leave my seat in Mr. Paine's :lass to Pete. ' Q40 . . . . el' AQ' I, Patricia Treworgy, leave in my favorite color, Red. ey I, Patricia Turner, leave to Butter my bread. I, Bette Vose, leave the cafeteria lunches to my sister, Andrea. f I, Marcia Wakefield, leave my large basketball uniform to Susan J! Corkum. X I X S I, Sonia Wallin, leave all my typing errors to Mrs. Messer. Q 1, I C . I I I, Clem Wasson, leave my demerits to Bobby Johansen. A I 1 I, David Wastchak, leave my four enjoyable years in high school f I 5. to my nephew. f' 5 I fl? I, Sally Wetherbee, leave my trash in the cafeteria to Mrs. McGee. I I, Barbara Whelan, leave with a pushing hand from every teacher. I, Paul Wilson, leave my claim to Tom Shaw's sneakers. , I, Audrey Fritz, leave all my admittance slips to Carol Ann Kelly. I I, Ethel Mosher, leave the India Ink to the future art editors of the yearbook. , ,fx I, Joseph Currie, leave all of my girl troubles to my brother, Tom. CX 6,7 D I, Marylou Caten, leave a whistle to David Ellingwood so he can K ' .5 attract the teacher more easily. Z I, Thomas McLaughlin, leave lust before Judi. I, Maryiane Casey, leave my place in Miss Hood's class to my sister, Sandra. I I, Janet MacDonald, leave to Ruth Hallenborg my ability to make S I public speeches. ,I . , fb 1 E 'tts f- 3 '- f I 1 S Gm-a X X A ' m Q .xl xx N X lx , ?, A gigfvx W I ZEN ff x Y df i O ' 1 fa X L X 44. N M6 Q Q if 7 A ' fp U dy I C 5+ S XJ ff K 'Q-Q3 -W- 'Qf ,,f QS S . I Qvlnhvi c 5, ,Q Q Wm 7 qui W X -5 6 5 ,X if if-ff I l, X X xl' - '4 iii NL 1 X X' x' -. gil! X I V' JK? x.. Pauline Stivers Jeanne Levesque Judy Groves Pat Gile Mike Gallagher Ginny Fay Robin Forbes Joyce Fowler Joe Gearin Susan Grantield Anne Beatty Linda Hunt Sandra Farraro Don Buckley Bill Bunker Marilyn Cooke Jean Colton Mal Carmichael Tom Grantield Franny Forsley Polly Dempsey Fran Monahan Roberta DeFlorio Mary Garrant Judy Chute Frank Betty O'Hara Bertha Lockhart Edna Graham Catherine Hatzberger Verner Mello Jane Nelson Nancy Gibbons Jan MacDonald Patricia DeDucca Marjorie Williams Audrey Adams Mary Richardson Noreen Galvin George Staples Phyllis Luciano Joyce Lee Faith Sutton Ann Sheridan Horace Brooks Carl Schell Arthur Maior Trudy Reitz Shirley Kelley Audrey Fritz Judy McNulty Billy McDonald Carol Hodgdon Carol Brien Zoosfers Mary Hanlon Joan Ouellet Judy Wyatt Marie Roach Dick Garrant Loretta Caterino Kathy LaRose Rita Burke Son-ia Wallin Nancy Weeks Nancy Champagne Diane Reddington Robert Ekberg Barbara Dunstan Janis Ericson Paul Flynn David Hoagland Marcia Wakefield Bobby Brown Nancy Fall Janice Sousa Tommy Fall Janet Fall Judy Parkhurst Judy McAnern Hans Wagner Alice Turnbull Lucille Colella Joanne Albertini Jan Austin Dorothy Baroni Elaine Barrington Marilyn Blunt Jackie Bonczar Cathy Burke Ellen Burke Bob Cahill Marylou Caten Gerry Collins Cynthia Cooper Joe Currie Alice Delarue Gerald Dillman Stephanie Ford Mike Gaspar Molly Gleason Mrs. Dan McSweene Y Margaret M. McSweeney Lorraine Reddington Jean Pica Bob Smith Barb Sullivan Charlie Taylor Paul Wilson jjafrons GIQOXS Ta ffozzesses Mr. and Mrs. James L. Myles Mr. and Mrs. William G. Meehan Mr. Alfred Gaspar Mr. Joseph Gaspar Mr. Anthony Gaspar Mrs. J. H. Currie Miss Ellie Ceruti Mr. William Froton Mrs. Mary McLaughlin James E. Farmer, Jr. Mrs. Mildred Steele Emile Emo Eteele Mr. John Firman Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Wakefield Mr. Richard Wakefield Mrs. Martha C. Wakefield Mr. Andrew L. Miscone Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pickering Mr. John McCarthy Ann Marie Kelley Mr. James V. Condon Mrs. John A. Condon Mr. Thomas A. Condon Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Cooper Mrs. B. l. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. George M. Hodgdon, Mrs. George M. Hodgdon, Sr. Lt. R. M. Barrington Mrs. James M. Cairns Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Barrington Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Casey Mrs. Ethel J. Casey Miss Anna Jaquith Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Fall Mr. Roger J. Begold Mr. and Mrs. William F. Egan Mr. James Egan Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Adams Harry B. Connel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Gullage Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doyle Mrs. William Miller Mrs. Daniel Sherlock Mrs. David Graham Mrs. Sydney R. Fox Miss Glenna Greathead Mrs. Thelma Greathead Mrs. Mary C. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Whelan David S. Whiteway Edward Leahey Mr. and Mrs. .John Baraldi Michael O'Neill Raymond G. Hamelin Joseph A. Jean, Jr. Ann Silva Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wallin Mr. and Mrs. Swanholm Mrs. Lloyd Stake Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lockhart Mrs. James Berry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geas Mr. and Mrs. George Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luciano Ralph Luciano Miss Patricia McKenna Mrs. Shirley Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Messer William Bergner Thomas Cassin Beniamin Currie Paul Wilson Miss Joan Diane Jelineau Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roland A. Smith, Sr. Edward A. Plugis Augustus Wackrow Richard George Mr. Francis Corbett Mr. Joseph L. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Roy Steeves Mrs. Benjamin F. Knowles Mrs. Bertha Simmons Mrs. Mildred Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Simms Miss Helen Collins Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Dutile, Sr. Mr. Fred J. Dutile, Jr. The Pinehurst Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. George P. Dubois Mr. Basil Stewart Mrs. Marcia Lohnes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Albertini Mrs. Catherine E. Burke Compliments of VOCELL BUS COMPANY Thomas E. Connors Mr Mr Mr The Murphy Family The Burnock Family Mr Dan Eliopoulos Lou Kaplon PATRONS AND PATRONESSES . and Mrs. Marshall W. Kane . and Mrs. Michael H. Picowicz . and Mrs. John J. Silliker s. Anna Wasrchalc Miss Barbara Farmer Mr. and Mrs. William McNul+y Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nugen+ Miss Helen Nugenf Miss Margaref Nugeni' Mr. and Mrs. George Marlcarian Mr. and Mrs. George Jones Mr. and Mrs. Wal+er Aralcelian John E. Hunl' Fowler Rounds Morrison Warren Baker James H. Boyle J. Moores John Rogers Wallace R. Gup+ill Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Brown and Family Lirrle Aury Milron Miss Mary Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Roberf J. Far+hing Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Wal+er Sullivan Mr. and Mrs Miss Eleanor Sullivan Mr. and Mrs James A. Shaw, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. MT. M1C11Ge1 Pica Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Mildred Bou+well Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Green Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vincen+ Buonamano ps Doner Allard Mr Mr Mr Mr . Edward F. Scullin . and Mrs. Edwin Moore . and Mrs. Charles Rogers s. Margare+ M. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Roberf M. Gill Mary Elizabe+h Gill Mr. and Mrs. John P. Manning Complimenfs of FAU LKN ER MILLS Manufacturer of Fine Woolens Since 1811 SALESROOM OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Congratulations to the Class ot 1956 COMPLIMENTS or Your Official Class Photographer PURDY STUDICS 367 Boylston Street Boston lb, Massachusetts Complimenfs of L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS OF YOUR CLASS RINGS HUGHES LUMBER CO. JACK HUGHES, Owner Lumber-Building Maferials Where HGPPY MOIOYIUQ BGQIHSH Cemeni'-Mason's Supplies LETCHWORTH AVE. NORTH BILLERICA MOnI'rose 3-3546 Compnmems of Complimenfs of BILLERICA PHARMACY, INC. - MS MODERN 306 BOSTON ROAD BARBER SHOP BILLERICA, MASS. JAMES J. DEPOIAN, Prop. MOn+r05e 3-8876 Billerica Cenfer BOB SULLY JIM JOHNS-MANVILLE Producfs Corpora+ion of Massachusei-is NORTH BILLERICA, MASS. SALES SERVICE PEIRCE FORD SALES Bosfon Road, Billerica Cenfer BILLERICA, MASS. MO. 3-3662 MO. 3-388I Complimenfs of O'CONNOR'S HARDWARE Billerica Cenier MO. 3-3520 MERRIMACK GAS 81 APPLIANCE CO. FRANK H. SA'MPSON Billerica Cenfer WEBB BROOK COUNTRY CLUB s. R. TALUTIS, Mgr. Webb Brook Road Billerica, Mass. Complimenfs of KITCHENER FARM DAIRY Lexingion Road BILLERICA, MASS. CompIimen+s of SAVAG ES 699 BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA MOn+rose 3-9383 LIOUORS GROCERIES F. A. KELLEY, INC. Cor. Pollard and High S+ree+s MOn'rrose 3-2352 NORTH BILLERICA, MASS. V. M. Rollins 81 Son JENNY STATION RANGE AND FUEL OILS MOn+rose 3-2742 SUBMARINES SANDWICHES MARGARET'S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM Try Our Ice Cream Pies and Calces 279 BOSTON ROAD MO. 3-2940 MO. 3-9335 SHOE REPAIR SHIRTS PEN NY'S PINEHURST CLEANERS Bos+on Road Billerica, Mass. SERVICE SAVINGS SATISFACTION GLADSTONE BROTHERS STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Bosfon Road Pinehursi' PETER PAN SEA FOODS FRESH SEA Eooo DAILY SHELL FISH OF ALL KINDS Try Our Cooked-Ready-'fo-Serve Fish BOSTON ROAD, PINEHURST CompIimen+s of +l'Ie HI-HAT ROLL-A-WAY 'ROUTE 3A PRINCETON BLVD. LOWELL MOn+rose 3-2683 SHANLEY'S, INC. SPECIALIZING IN PIZZA Bosfon Road Nor+h Billerica, Mass. DAVIS FLOWERS Specialisls in Flowers for Teen-Agers 726 Boslon Road BILLERICA. MASS. Dial MOnI'rose 3-267I WRIGHT'S SERVICE STATION OUR FUEL MAKES WARM FRIENDS Healing Oils I9 Bos+on Road NORTH BILLERICA, MASS. Complimenis of GROSSMAN'S LUMBER COMPANY BosToN ROAD BILLERICA. MASS. MOn'rrose 3-3443 RED PINE GRILLE, INC. DINE AND DANCE We Ca+er 'ro All Kinds of Parlies and Recepfions For Ihe Finesl' Homes in Billerica See GEORGE MCCORMACK REALTOR Real Es+a+e ROUTE 3A BILLERICA. MASS. MOn+rose 3-8988 MCCORMAC K'S DRUG STORE YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE MOn+rose 3-3474 Complimen+s of Your Chevrolel' Dealer ALLARD 81 BERGER CHEVROLET CO. Bosion Road BILLERICA. MASS. MOn+rose 3-8 I4I Complimenfs of BURROUGHS Office Machines Training Cenfer 240 Newbury S+. Bos+on I6, Mass. Telephone Commonwealfh 6-7I00 Complimenis of SMITH 81 HOWARD CO Business Equipmen+ 340 CENTRAL STREET LOWELL, MASS. Complimen+s of A. J. WILKINSON COMPANY Tao WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON, MASS. OF LOWELL Now in Our I20+h Anniversary Year For Fine Food Shop a'I The FOOD BASKET 3l2 BOSTON ROAD NORTH BILLERICA, MASS. TH E FAGO STORES 428 Bosfon Road BILLERICA CENTER, MASS. MOn+rose 3-8I57 Clofhes, Toys, Nofions, Cosmeiics, Ari Goods EXTEND GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF l956 BYAM'S LAU N DRY Pioneers in +he Ari of Fine Laundry Service WILSON STREET NORTH BILLERICA, MASS. MOn+roSe 3-8874 WELSH'S MARKET Groceries and Provisions 20 WILSON STREET NORTH BILLERICA. MASS. MOn+rose 3-20I I CompIimen+s of TALBOT MILLS NORTH BILLERICA, MASSACHUSETTS Q0 QQ Wenger mer What? Eber WML wool. WOOLEN FABRICS ,, O 8 D A Miracle of Na+ure Perfeded by Man Complimenfs of FERMOYLE'S CAFE BOSTON ROAD - BILLERICA CENTER CompIimen'rs of THE BILLERICA POLICE ASSOCIATION BILLERICA, MASS. 5 .ff x VJ - 9 JCM? 6 ,' p I .33 . . I T . A 4 . at RWM 1, x CUSHMAN'S HARDWARE 8: SUPPLY. INC. 759 Bosfon Road Pinehursi MOn'Irose 3-3565 CompIimenI's of H. A. JENKINS 81 SONS BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS MOn+rose 3-2493 EDGAR A. WILLIAMS AUTO-ELEcTRlc sERvlcE Carburefor and Igni+ion Specialisfs Complimenfs of F. J. GRIFFIN, INC. Package S'I'ore BOSTON ROAD PINEH U RST MOn+rose 3-2550 Complimenfs of A FRIEND Com pIimen+s of The One and Only FRIENDLY .IACK'S Lawrence Sfreef Lowell, Mass. LOWELL ACADEMY OF HAIRDRESSING OnIy Teaching Ihe LaIes'I' in Beaufy CuIIure 97 CENTRAL STREET LOWELL, MASS. GLenview 2-8097 Complimenls of TRI DELTA Class of I956 Complimenfs of THE JUNIOR CLASS Complimen+s of THE SOPHOMORE CLASS CompIimen+s of COLLIN'S FARM MILK BosToN ROAD BILLERICA, MASS. Complimenls of Beverages by CA LLA HAN Harold D. Baroni MASON CONTRACTOR Free Esfimafes Sou'rl1 Madison Rd. NORTH BILLERICA. MASS. MOn+rose 3-880I We, +l1e class of I956, wish fo fhank all ihose BOOSTERS, PATRONS, PATRONESSES, and ADVERTISERS, who +hrough fheir greaf generosiiy, have made if possible for us +o succeed in ediiing +l1is yearbook. Ihr Scsi Nrarboolu Are TAYLOR M 1 ISHING FAN! ,, 1 , ' ,, 1 JN V, ' N, ,N Y . . . 4 M Mg, fc' Q-L kcf'-A ,,. mf L-543, 1 4 U I .jf 3 , 'f 'f' A A . MDC' Tf4 Lv J 11 w K' L 4 VIA' 'll Y 1 1 ,V . i ,A V x' I I J X L 0 w. I, X V- AJ-, 1, L L x. K' . if K1 .1 I I v 1 r L 0 'Qu .ef- 'S UO I 3 I ot to be taken from this roo m u1wuM'ffw1w1wwf'wfmQw1uwHu For Reference I m