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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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As you read through the pages of this yenrhook, we. the mill. hope to hring to you once again the pleasant ineniorim-s of your Il U16 L- 0 7 Billerica Public Library I5 Concord Road Billeriw, MA 01821 BILLERICA MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Billericc, Massachusetts 'aiu-NY' 4 rf' Dear Mr. Adams: When we entered high school four years ago, we suddenly became aware that the goal we had set many years ago would very soon be reached. We feel that our class has been very fortu- nate in having attended both the old high school and the new one. Because of this we can fully appreciate the h y many assets and improvements our MR' ADAMS-P 'mpal new high school offers to each student. None of these improvements, however, could be possible without the sincere friendliness and cooperation that you and the members of our faculty have always shown toward us. Through your tireless effort and guidance we will leave Billerica Memorial High School with the confidence that the new goals we have set will be successful ones. X --11.1 ' gilt? 5 -ii. pf A, -u t 1 I 1 Q x V , Mr. Adams, Robert Knowles, and John Farmer was .jevgfcallfon We, the graduation class of 1958, dedi- cate this book to Mrs. McGee, because of the inspiration she always gave us when we most needed it, and her sincere friend- ship, which we hope will continue through the years. We will never forget how hard she worked as our class advisor in order to make our four years of high school enjoyable and successful ones. WJ, ,zwl ...grunt- lll l ' 1 1 lultllf' li f 43. NUTTALL Vice Prmcxpal 6631. dl MR. ADAMS-Principal MR. HINES-Superintendent Q U16 FACULTY , ff V I, f, I' , Q X , . 1 if ff' if A-'Y' MARGARET'M. ADAMS HARRIET C. BAKER E. RUTH BELCHER Engmh I Latin, Algebra I Geometry, French ,gr 5 '16 K, , A in If 4? DORIS G. BERGNER United States History ? THELMA BROWN . DONALD CARMODY MARGARET BI. CASSIN DONALD R. CLANCH l H0010 EC0'10mlC5, Arztlzmetzc General Science English II Physics. Clzcnzistry I: I RUTH J- DIEESCHI-QR JAMES F. FOURNIER ROBERT M. GILL JOSEPH F. GILNTA U- S' HIHOWJ H wld HIVOU' Biology, Aeronautics l1'oodzi'orkirzg Type 1, Office Practice 1 alfa' f 1-. . ,Y ,gn- '1 Q ff I, . f J f r gt. L 2 M J 1 s ,ll 3 'HQ f Sf QTITV Phyxi x 'W' QH .25 Es Q . - ,v I x. GE RGE . RACIE BARBARA L. HOOD ucatzon, Hygiene Physical Education, Hygiene . x 0 l . Q g Lcivt l GERTRUDE D. HOUGHTON GERALD HUNT Spanish, Guidance Automotive, Electrical 5' I KATHERINE LaMON'I'AGNE CHARLES LAMPSON FRANCES MCGEE ORA K. MCLAUGHLIN Libfllfj' Algfbfa, P.A.D. English I, III Algebra II, Geometry ARTHUR W, MERRIFIELD LOUISE B. MESSER JOHN D. O'BRIEN DOROTHY A. RICHARDSON Englixh II Type' General Science junior Business Training, Arithmetic 1 . -lux ' . Q 4 uf - A' f-1,15 ' A- K ', A. x X by 'nr'- D 1 we 1 , ' 4 W .N . 1 1 4' ' 08 Si P cj 3 I' 5 ,X MARGUERITE R. ROYAL ROGER SAMSON JOHN SANGERMANO Stenography I, II, Secretarial Practice Machine Shop Metal Biology H x ., a W.. 'J , 'r'l3-,gg 'V Q5 ,M N fUN . - g 4 I .. 'r r. l'lLEOlNT A. SEDAR SIDNEY S, SHER ESTHER E. SPLAINE I i Driver Education Economics, Civics junior Business Training, Arithmetic, 1 1 I ' , Bookkeeping I MARG.ARET Wl.ACKER IQ,-XT!-IERINE YN'.-XLSH ' Art Geography, Ancient History I 6 MARY ci SALNDERS Engzfjh 111 - -..O ff f 1 ':i I ,Hur Y . THOMAS E. TRINGALE Bookkeeping I, II 1 1 1 I I i f? 9107-Sq 9' V 7 he 'W Qin X 1 , 16 'vi wr s. r arn- ! C7 ,f W.'.,1S um- 431 s ' 'Q '2 I M , 1 'R M i I ,f- OUR LADIES IN WHITE Mrs. Plumley and Miss Freeman Whos boss here? Tom or Ray? 1 , I Q-LQJA The ever faithful Cafeteria Workers and Custodians ef f pf ,Y 2' 1 5 I PRESIDENT Robert Knowles VICE PRESIDENT John Farmer SECRETARY Joyce Lee TREASURER Claire Dubois ft if . X ' fd fig. xx .3 5' WALTER ADLEY Walt March 28 Per Peers: Girls who smoke. CbiefDeligb1.' 1:55. Fxroriie Memory: Senior English. Clary l! iIl.' I, XX alter Adley, leave my locker to whoever can open it. ,,Ar,fi1'ilier: Basketball 1, 2, 4. ! ' 1 X'-JL - L li: 'il ' y Y' 'V L S ' , if C . H4 - l' if - - I A li' V- v Ll 1 - PM - L 1 V -f ' i .Q ' ' ' ,L -,M 'lx r. ' y X X lxllxfxlf I i v ' 1 .N , MARY BAGROWSKI August 15 Pet Peere: Boys who drink. Chief Delight: Dates with Bobby JO. Faroriie Memory: The Saints. Clair lV'i!l: I, Mary Bagrowski, leave to catch Bobby Johansen. Arziriliers Art Club: Dramatics Clubg Pep Squaclg Tri Deltag Tri Delta Rep- resentativeg Senior Prom Committee: Bowling 3, -lg Bleacher Fund Drive, Library. 1 ,ssc . fl s. -1-.nf-. 5 RICHARD AMERAULT Rich june 17 Pet Peere: Xwomen Drivers. CbiefDe.'igb1: Airplanes. Farorile Memory: Spring and summer of '57. Clan U ill.' I, Richard Amerault, leave to my brother my love for girls. Arririiieff junior Prom Committeeg Track 5 and 43 Band 1: Science Club President 4. Q . 145. JUDITH ALBERGHENE Bunny August 8 Pet Peeze: Homework. Chief Delight: Miss Hood's gym class. Farurile Memory: july 27. Clair l! iIl.' I, Judith Alberghene, leave the memory of my four years of high school to my brother Ernie. Arririlier: Science Club lg Tri Deltag Field Hockey 4. I GWENDOLYN BANNISTER Gwen Per Peere: Miss Hood's hygiene class. Chief Deiiglzl: Friday and Saturday nights. Farorite Alenzory: June 12, 1957. Clay: Wfill: I, Gwendolyn Bannister, leave to my sister Grace the memory of standing up in the bus. Attiritier: Photography Club 33 Tri Delta. ri 6 f 3 l .... RICHARD BAYBUIT Dick Pet Peere: Getting up in the morning. Chief Delight: Money. Faro:-ilie Memory: Mr. Burl-tes Aero- nautics. Ariirilierf Bleacher Funcl Drive. 19 EDWARD BONENFANT Eddie june 17 Pei Peere: Demerits. Chief Delight: 1:55. . Faroriie Memory: Senior English.- Clars I1 ill.' I, Edward Bonenfant. leave my messy locker to anyone that will clean it out. Acliriiier: Baseball 1. fc ,J- 'J' ' 1 4 D f ' 0 'to - . Jv' .A,.f5, Q ua PAUL BERGSTROM Bergstrom November 21 Pe! Peeie: Chemistry tests. Chief Delighlx Sleeping. Fazvrite AiciIIIl7!'.j'.' Summer vacations. ClzI.f,f ll ill.' I. Paul Bergstrom, leave my locker to anyone who gets it. Ariiriiiefx Home Room Representative -l, fur -P' .1 40 ANN BEA'I'I'Y April 19 Pei Peere: Getting up in the morning. Chief Delighzx Gym Class. Farorite A'1t!Ilf77'i1.' September 15. 1957. Clan lluill: I, Ann Beatty, leave all my books to anyone that will have them. AL'll1Ille'5.' Tri Delta: Bowling: G.A.A. 58 NELSON BRACE March 16 Pet Peeze: Hot lunches in the cafeteria. ChiefDeligh1.- Lfoney. Faiorilc' Alriz.wry English 3, Clair ll 1ll: I, Nelson Braqe. leave to the freshmen. George Gracies weight lifting course. AfIll1llc'l.' Band 1, 2, 31 Baseball 1. 2, -.11-JJ f I- ' 'hay' .f,. O 1 X F I f E' fi! -,M gif t 1 if ff 1 tix!! ig 4 WILLIAM BROWN Bill january 28 Pet Peere: Girls who smoke. Chief Delight: Fishing. Favorite Memory: Summer of '56. Clan Il ill.: I, William Brown, leave the demerits I didn't get to someone else. Arthfitieys Football 13 Baseball 1, 2, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, f Q LORETTA CATERINO Red April 15 Pet Peere: Being late for school. Chief Delight: Rhythm and Blues. Fa1l'07'flE M62IIOI'y.' The Saints. Clint ll 'ill.' I, Loretta Caterino, leave to Fran Monahan my broken badminton racket in hopes that she has as much fun 'with it as I did. ' Actirifieix Art Clubg Tri Delta Presi- dent, junior and Senior Prom Com- mitteesg Softball 2, 3g Basketball 3g Igiotography Club 3, 4g G.A.A. ly 'W 1, lv I L I' V 'l A ' ' f . fl 1 .Wy V9 ,funn . K4 11--57 ,NORMAN CASEY Case May 16 Pet Peere: Silly girls. Chief Delight: Sleeping late. Favorite Mez11o1'y.' June 1, 1957. Clary W'ill.' I, Norman Casey, leave to my cousin Kendell the job of hnding my three pair of gym sneakers. 40 M, NWO My ATNX 'N Artiritiers Band 1, 2, 3. Tv if W 29 . raw W I fl 1 to f ' -. nxt V .. 2' 12-xl U Y.. f' f-47 4 .,,f WILLIAM CARSON Bill . May 6 Pet Peewe: Senior English Class. Chief Delight: B. M. P. Favorite Memory: April 19 and July 20, 1957. Clay: Wfill: I, William Carson, leave my place in Senior English to john Demers. Actiritier: Football 1: Basketball 13 President of the Freshman Classg Track 3. JANET COFFEY jan October 31 Pet Peere: Getting up in the morning. Chief Delight: Dancing and bowling. Favorite Memory: Dancing at lunch time. Clary IVill.' I, Janet Coffey, leave my locker to anyone who wants to clean it. Actizfitiefs Tri Delta. 2' QQX ,. .vp W S 521' 'MW CHRISTINE COLBERT Chris October 26 Pet Peere: Being late. Chief Delighl: New Hampshire. Favorite Memory: My four years of high school. Clair ll ill.' I, Christine Colbert, the first and last of the Colberts leave! Activities: junior and Senior Prom Com- mitteesg Freshman Dance Committeeg Glee Club lg Tri Delta, Newspaper 5, 4, Pep Squadg Science Club 4, Stu- dent Government Representativeg Year- book. CARMINE DeBENEDICTIS Zeke October 1 Pet Peere: Homework over week-ends. Chief Delight: English with Miss Katz. Fazvrile Mez1z01'j'.' Four years of high school. Clair ll ill.' I, Carmine DeBenedictis, leave my gym shorts to Mr. Gracie. s.,l 42 'Q' 009 Q. NANCY CREAR Nan February 13 Pe! Peere: Air Force. Chief Delighl: Ray. Fnrorile Memnry: October 27, 1956. Clair ll ill.' I, Nancy Crear, leave all the fun I've had in high school to my brother Richard. Arli1'iIie5: Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittees, Bleacher Fund: Tri Deltap Science Club 1, 2: Chorus l. 2, Photography Club 2. 31 Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committeesg Year! book Staff. av fa' - 1 , 'TTN7 PATRICIA COLBURN Pat june 11 Pe! Peere: People who are pests. Chief Delighf: School. Furorile Mwmn-yr Second year at camp. Clair l! ill: I, Patricia Colburn, leave to my sister Laura. a wonderful Senior year. Arzizlilier' junior and Senior Prom Com- mitteesx Chorus: Badminton: Tri Delta, CURRIE DeBONV Buddy August 14 P61 Peeie' Getting up in the morning. Chief Delighfx Lunch period. Fiziwrile Alclllwl'-l.' Senior English. Clair llnliif l, Currie Deliow, leaxe my dirty sneakers to Kenny Hough. . it , 2 I GNN ' . v pug ,Ji L r .ef ..ff'f' 1 V PATRICIA DeDUCCA Pat November 19 Pet Peeze: Short people. Chief Delight: Boys. Ftzrorite jkletzzory: July, 1954. Clan ll ill.' I, Patricia DeDucca, leave a megaphone to Mr. Cedar. Artiritieix Newspaper 43 Tri Delta 43 Yearbook -ig junior Prom Committee. f 9 ALFRED DEROCHERS Freddie December 20 Pet Peeze: School Rules. Chief Delight: Going out with the gang. Fizzvrite Memory: Sicleliners. Clary ll ill.- I, Alfred Derochers, leave my coffee breaks to next years shop class. Actiritieyx Football 2. - ,-2 M-1. X H.- t 'K ' ,gi X, ri EQQQSS 'CY Y!-'Q l ..Q.u,v 4 in' PAULINE DEMPSEY Polly October 31 Pet Peere: Eddie Bavaro. Chief Delight: Dating Tommy. Ftzzvrite Afemoryx October 20, 1957. Clan Il ill.' I, Pauline Dempsey, leave to my sisters, jane and Pat, four years of basketball. I hope. Ar1iz'iiie.r: Vice-President of Freshman Class: Field Hockey 1. 2: Basketball 1, 2, 5, 41 Manager of Freshman Field Hockeyg Bowling 5: Badminton 1, 2, Sq Softball 1, 2, 43 junior and Senior Prom Committees: Vice-President of G.A.A.g Tri Delta: Newspaperg Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committeesg Intramural Volleyball and Basketballg Pep Squadg Bleacher Fund. .Slg PETER DeFOE Pete September 2 Pet Peere: Eh? Chief Delight: Girls. Clan l! ill.' I, Peter DeFoe, leave all the holes in the records to the class of '59, Actiritiexs Art Clubg Photography Club 3 and 43 Newspaper Staffg Disc jockeyg Yearbook. EDNA DICK October 28 Pet Peere: Dixie. Chief Delight: Ben. Faiorite Mettzor'-V July 28, 1956. Clan Il ill: I. Edna Dick, leave to my cousin locker 97. Artiritief: Iunior Prom Committeeg Tri Deltag Library Work. 'iw' 1 Q-5' X!! f NEIL DiMARCO Tony january 24 Pet Peefe: Convertibles. CbiefDe1igb1: Ree. Farorife MFIIIUI'-V.' Quinny, Clair U il7' I, Neil DiMarco, leave my list of absentee excuses to Bobby W. Afliz'i1ier.' Track 2 and 3. ff? MURIEL DOYLE Bunky january 18 Pei Peere: Snobs. Chief Deljgbi: Dates with Tom. FJI'0I'1f? Memory: Summer of '56. Clair ll '1Il.' I, Muriel Doyle. leave to Cathy Mahoney my cheering uniform and hope that she will some day use it. Artirifieyx Cheerleader 43 G.A.A.g Tri Delta1 junior and Senior Prom Com- mitteesg Newspaper: Yearbook Statfg Senior Homeroom Representative: In- tramural Bowling and Badminton: Bleacher Fund1 Freshman and Sopho- more Dance Committees. 5 -J' -l 1. JACQUELINE DOHERTY jackie October 25 Pet Peers: Conceited people. Chief Deflglvfx Dancing. F.11m'11e lllerzzmvy' Hampton Beach of 1957. Claw ll 1H.' I. Jacqueline Doherty. leave X' fW5 L K 1 . 5 , JUDITH DiPALMA Judi August 3 Pe! Pt'l'I't'.' Getting up in the morning. ClviefDefigb1.' Boys. F.11'w'iIf' A'It'7I1HVj.' October 15. 1057. Clint lI 1l!: l. ,ludith Dipalma. leaxe to my brother all the fun in high sthool. Arfizifierx Badminton 1. 2. 3, 4: Fresh- man Dance Committee' Science Club 1: Spanish Club 2' Tri Delta' Photog- raphy Club 3, eil Dramatics Club 3. CLAIRE QBOIS Diarch 28 Pe! Peeitp' Quiet People. Clvief Dtlilglilf Sports, F.II'UI'.'It' flltnzffry' August 30. 1055 Clair llnlfff l. Claire Dubois. lease my sister Bernadette all the lun I had in high school. Arfizifiu' Senior Class Treasurer: G.A,A.1 Tri Delta: Varsity Basl4et- ball Manager 5, bi: Varsity I-loilcev Manager 41 Dramatics Club 3. ig ln- tramuralfBasketball. Volleyball. Bad- minton 2. fi!! fit Newspaper 1. -11 jports Editor! Qtr Yearbook. Boxxling Pep Sqtltidlbqliitlent Goxernment l'fledrejent.1tiX?lf National Honor So- ietx 1 -. v I v. . - , 1 A 'I7' to Gloria Gallagher my gym locker. in hopes that she will take her gym suit out of it every Thursday. Af1iz'ilie.t: junior Prom Committeeg Tri Delta. X 1 Q A N l K 1 xl l il! Q1 I i . il L 1 ft '74 , if 5 i Y' . ,plat S, 5 1 i 1 i J New MARGARET DUTILE ..Peg,, Pe! Peerex Conceited people. Chief Dclighl: Getting my license. FdI'01'ifP Mezzznagu' May of '57, Clay.: ll ill: I, Margaret Dutile. leave the fun I had in school to Sue,,and Gerri. . Afli1'i1ie,f.' Iuniorfrom Comjnittee In- tramural Padmintong Intrankujflfvolj 7 ' leyb' lpffri Delta. , NVQ! ff if N ,-an K . 1 I' in ,yffl fx .f 4,1 W4 I ljfiffjlf I ! CT, .f N-x Q ff 2 ff 'fy' ' ff' f i' rf! Cjffn fff C A l 4,9 nf sANDRfyfiajmARo sandy f ,ff 'I July 24? Pet Peay? 'Conceited pifop'le. ! Chief Deiighi,,NI'e6ting people, Fa1'm'i1eMf'i110v'-y'.' Summer of 654. Cliur ll iIl.' I. Sandra Ferraro, leav to all juniors, senior English innzpff that they pass it. 11, '- f Afiirizierx Spanish Club: junior Ping! CommitteeL Yearbookf Intramurl Badmintonj Tri Delta. - l Qu De Fazvnrile dent I mY BARBARA EGAN Barbie July 2 Pez Pewe: English Teachers. ChiefDe!igh1: Sports. Ffzmrile Memory' Summer of 1957. Cfasrx I! ill.- I. Barbara Egan. leave my gym bloomers to anyone who can hnd them. Ar1iz'i1ie.v.' Softball 1. 2: Field Hockey 1. 3. 4: junior Prom Committee: In- tramural Badminton: Tri Delta: G. A.A. ROBERT FLAHERTY Bobby March 5 1 Pet Peere: Going to study. Chief Delight: Going to lunch. Favorite Memory: Senior English. KN 15- '--- B TY 'P 'Gnd A A 1 Y' vnflili!GlEQBGELEfINTf'lid T 'dh 1, fi! f,,v.m f' 'Pep Peevf fffviifls that gryiokewj X' 1 cfiifvfeliglfyi- y4ggkerBa11.,y:,i,,.l ldv' Fgfdril Mfglyryjli Spanish'Classes. AmiC52i,fWsjfnf',11i1 b 1g F ' all .4 gg1AnSg1E3b?li2, BFfketba11,,.i?tSfD 4g fly ase la anager 1,1275 AP' f ' fl N! 1 L' Q j J ' fQ MICHAEL FROBESE Mike February 27 Pet Peeve: Home Room Period. Farorile Memory: Sideliners. Clan IVill: I, Michael Frobese, just leave., Aclizfitier: Football 1, 3. -qi 5x Mi JW W S lf exe 'fe' XJ ANN FORESTEIRE March 20 Pet Peere: The Navy. Chief Delight: Public Finance Company. Favorite Memory: Chucks P. A. D. classes. Clan U ill: I, Ann Forestaire, leave a bottle of peroxide to Carole Gradozzi. Arzi1'itief: Secretary of Tri Delta: jun- ior and Senior Prom Committeesg Freshman and Sophomore Dance Com- mittees. PATRICIA FOLK Pat january 22 Chief Delight: Week-end dates. Faforile .Mem0ry: February 25, 1956. Clair U ill: I, Patricia Folk, leave to my sister joan my ability to stay out of trouble? Arziritief: Science Clubg Tri Deltal junior and Senior Prom Committeesg Home Room Representative. MARY GARRANT june 28 Pet Peere: People who are always talk- ing. Chief Delighl: My 1941 Chevrolet. Farorile Meizzory: lwiy four years of high school. Clary U ill: I, Mary Garrant. leave to the cafeteria a new cook book so that the kids may have a better variety of lunches next year. Afiirifier: Tri Delta: Newspaper 2, 4g Yearbook: Junior Prom Committee: Bowling: Glee Club I1 Sophomore Dance Committee. I ....- 1 ,N ,iF lp. 3' 4,31 19 Q s ' it if Qrf' Y if f ,- W . ,, fl X fb .fr Q, X211 I! . ,I-V X IW F . l VIIRGINIA GIBELLI ARTHUR GIFFORD Ginny September 10 ,,Giff,, March 4 Pet Peere: An empty gas tank. Chief Delighl: Basketball, A Farorite Memory: February of 1257. ,' I Clan llfill: I, Virginia Gibglgfqeaveg to!-7 mysister jan my gy lfgltf C ,I L! Art1,z'4zfe.f.' Basketba nfl, A, QZQAQ i' ri fe, fr. ,!,.3a,1rG-AJQMI if lflf -I P J val f I p I ,lf ... WIA, iv, A If I 7!1Lf, LA' A, . 4,-. 1 , ,I 4, K J, ,. A J A-' fa ILE- K. If ya.-I ,Qi . . 3 ' NK.. 'I' l fi If 'X l ff! i P hr- 'i gg!! .X ,A I QUGLEAQQSN ' . MHY 27 Vee-MIPAQIF.-kwairaq 1 ff ipffDe1ighl.' KC: ering. fl 'izrife Memory: u Qflg. 1 117. 'I H cam u f11.- I P'tfj2l'a gary, leave my fudge se ingfto Ritai e. Acliziilierx Cheering 3-fi',1fill7ri Deltag PETER GIROUX G.A.A,: .Freshman hd' Sophomore Dance Cdmmitteesg jgriior and Senior Prom Committees, junior Prom At- tendant: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Pete May 15 Pez Peere: Cold Monday mornings. Chief Delighlx Dates with Ellen. Fuzorife Mezzmry: My -17 Chew. Clan ll iII.' Ig Peter Giroux, leave all my headaches to my brother, Ronald. 'aight 5 fi ii f 7 ...Z Pet Peere: Barbell Course. Chief Delight: Girls and Food. Faroriie Memory: Sideliners. Clan Wifi: I, Arthur Gifford, leave my sideliner football jersey to Romalo. Arlizliziexs Junior Prom Committeeg Sophomore Dance Committee: Dra- matics Club, Bowling, Baseball 1, 2g Football 2, 3. STEPHEN GODING Steve August 9 Pez Peere: A certain chemistry teacher. ChiefDe1igh1: Pizza. Farm-ire Memory: july 2-4, 1957. Clan ll ilf.' I, Stephen Goding. leave the job of removing the gum from under the desks and chairs to the janitors. Ariiritier' Track 3 and 4. -AQ .ge s A 7794 sr' ttf? Nj-ff? , I J 4 1 Il ,Z L ,ff LJ Q i ' , ' , ef xl, 1 Q' I 9 ,I ilf' ,ig ml. . f . , e V if ,i if to . , K , , 1 .1 ' ll Fir l lil X M l . my Q Ap My K, i , I rf , I , rf' ' L K 4 ' lx I, ' Vs 1 Pj l I L . H 1 Q , f I inovx GQJOD , AR 'Ui AL fe' 5 l..t ,VL ,Lf JUDITH GRAHAM I U Y July 9 'D fdxk L, i 1 If sf VJ' ffilfi-Judyv, N0v.ember 11 f UPElPee146. Conce' d opl l U ' -- A 7 9 J f, P91 PFW? 5f1ObbYb0YS- I ' Ag, Q ' yi i 'I 0 l K! f l Chief Deli hz' Butch C ef Dex tix: avin F y , I, K I S . . v Fqworile genial .' jupiorx, rom. X MV jf Q, V Famrzfe Menzoryx Summer ot' 57. fwjfyllfi' YH I, ECQAS1' G lyea ,lllleavglny 6 Clair ll iil.' I, -Iudith Graham. leave my rv gy 'befor Miss oodfilgymikuit holey sneakers to Miss Ho0d's fund. I fun . l Q-' Arfizilierx Freshman and Sophomore J . I lv . . jfjrtizbiier u r arg Seni Pr ' i Com-N0 Dance Committee-sg junior and Senior ,l 'ltte , 'lnilcj Pro A N ndangj Prom Committeesg G.A.A.: Tri Delta. ew ape 'fri' De tag jowli gl! rexsgeyria rsisopho oreDU ceyC0L - y'm1tWS.rJN ll Fl lil, 9 T fi 'lf , y , V 5 8 V CAROLYN HESTER -,ff Rebel December 28 Pet Peere: Tall people. 3 Chief Delight: Food. Farorile .Mem0ry.' Junior Prom. Clan W'il.': I, Carolyn Hester, leave my confederate money to Chucks penny jar. Actirilier: Tri Deltag Pep Squad: Field GEORGE HODGDON Hockey 3, 4: Freshman and Sopho- . CATHERINE GRAPP1 Augugf 14 more Dance Committeesg junior and uciilhln October 17 Senior Prom Committeesg G.A.A.1 Home Room Representative 1, 2, 43 junior Prom Attendant. Pet Peere: Waiting. Chief Delighzs Cheering. Farorize Menmry: Thanksgiving of '56, Clary II ill.' I, Catherine Grappi, leave Rita Burke my brown umbrella for the AF 'us 'Q--'T' Tewksbury game. Artiz'iIie,f.' Cheerleader 41 Junior Prom Queeni Tri Deltaq Newspaper Candid Co-editor of Yearbookg junior and Senior Prom Committeesi Bleacher Fund Drivel Dramatirs Club -ip Bowl- ing: Badminton: Freshman and Sopho- more Dance Committees. Pet Peere: School lunches. Chief Dflighzx Teasing Nei ille. F.z1m'i1e A'Ic'7IJfH'i1.' Senior English. A? v ,4 F .I A f 'x ,ie S, N... . LINDA HUNT Lynn October 26 Pet Peere: Paying rent on Paul's car. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1957. Clary Will.' I, Linda Hunt, leave my sister Pat because she can't come with me. Actiritier: Junior and Senior Prom Com- mitteesg Badminton 3: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees. l9 JOYCE JENKINS Jenks July 8 Chief Delighl: Summer Vacation. Farorife Memory: August 10, 1956. Arfirizierx Tri Deltag Junior and Senior Prom Committeesx G.A.A. E' 'fo Rl 'ffjf - xx - v 'J . . C5 i Q- . FQ 5,7 -....,l' 'IA 'I D F, JOSEPH INCATASCIATO Jumpin' Joe March 31 Chief Delight: 1:55. Farorile Memory: The week's vacation because of the Hu. . Clary U ill: I, Joseph Incatasciato, leave the gum stuck under all the chairs and desks. Acliifitier: Class Representative 4. 1 rf .I J u V X fi X ll '.L ' rj e vx blvl it-in cf llvdlj l Ll' K' YL . rf' U l ' P1 g Q L X 'rf Jw A lj JI' l ' I , 4557 NJ X 'gf 1 x 1 , - l 1 u X A, X ,yh :BENJAMIN JEWKES 'Ir N ,jf 'Ben September 9 s F ll V l l I U Lx' HEATHER JAMES October 28 Per Peere: Getting up at 6:30. Chief Delighz: Cheering for B.M.H.S. Frzmrlfe Memory: Learning to drive the Dodge. Clary ll ill: I, Heather James, leave a loud cheer for Bob for next year's football games. Arliriller: J.V. Basketball 23 Field Hockey 31 Cheerleading 4: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committeesg Junior and Senior Prom Committee-sg Tri Deltag G.A.A. Pet Peeze: Long Corridors. Chief Delighl: Senior English. Frzrorile Memory: Sophomore English with Mr. Merrifield. Clair W'ill: I, Benjamin Jewkes, leave my jammed locker to my sister. Q N 1-5 'tl l' is QW- 4-1 E. JANET KENNEDY Jan April 19 Pez Pecre: Getting up so early for school. Chief Delighl: Sports. Farorile Memory: November 1955. Clan ll5'ill: I, janet Kennedy, leave my baseball bat to my brother. Arlirizief: Softball 2, 3, -11 Tri Deltag ff? ROBERT KNOWLES Bink March 1 Chief Deligblx Getting on Dick McEl- hinney's and Dave McCormack's nerves. G.A.A. Fd1'0?'fl6 Memorjr: English. with Ivfiss Katz. Clary ll iIl.' I. Robert Knowles. leave my pungent football locker to anybody. Arziz'11ier.' Football 2, 3. 4g Baseball 1, 2, 5. -1: Basketball 2, 3. 4: Science Club: Junior and Senior Class Presi- clent: junior and Senior Prom Coma mitteesl Business Co-editor of the Yearbookg National Honor Society Secretaryg Student Govt. Projectionist. it Q- iff . . ..-I -..- E f . JOHN KELLY May 17 Pe! Petri! School. Clair llnzllx I. lohn Kelly. leaxe my seat in shop to my brother., 1 , XV Awf' Ally 1 L M, ' 5 f' i H' , full X 1' a 5 , ' V , 'f v ' V W MJ f ,pf W. ' 1 L. .., ' I EE .fi ' F 1 , November 3 I fl-X MVS ex Gettiugfd in the rim ing. L , fyisgfzef Delfgffv eadbngv , , Af Fazw'.'Je1'llez fi- ygfl r Prom lt' fbi' 'INF flxifofce Lee. le V atm, l othba. my t 11 appy e 5 1 -- W Ot hig ool. Ac, 1,7 f J, V Amir Clas 5 ret. he .- I '. Ht'.l?ElltL 5fI -ll ,, ,. 1. ,, A .1 7 , ilumur im Cwgtgfftee. bu UT Prom Wll 'e ' Pr' A-4 Au m. .Ai 'rm t-ml. Ym- Pel Perm: The Pres n who think I, QOFQUJ ,i Ekiim ' -,L-l,L,H.lgI.ggy X fhel' know if dll- ,X 31 Fres an A d Cigbontoie Dah fefDfI1,glv1: Lor ne. Commfi ees. fl M ' F ' a llicllxol'-'ll' ctober 15. fl ff if Ilnillp Lftilliam Kerixan. leave f my three dies a day to whoexer Q ' likes to st dy Q P - 'UN 6RA 11i,ABaseball 2, 3, 4. 'N 'iq I 491 44? - 'Ti 'V' J . L .4- RONALD LEE Ronnie July 26 Pet Peers: Gracies Callisthenics. Fizzwrife Menmry: Miss Katz's 8th period English. CI.m ll ill: I, Ronald Lee, leave my cafeteria seat to undernourished fresh- men. Arli1'iIie5.' Football 2. JOHN MacINTOSH Mac June 16 Pe! Pewe: Girls who smoke. Cbiff Dfligbzp XX'eek-ends. F.1mr1Ie Menzw-y.' Gym, AcIi1'1Iie,r.' Bowling. I 's R2 ff' 1 -ff JUDITH LOHNES Judy August 22 Pei Peere: Getting up in the morning. Chief Deligbz: Will. Fizrorife Memory: A certain skating party. Clary llnill: I, Judith Lohnes, leave to my sister, my tattered old gym suit and worn out sneakers. AIli1'f1fKf,' Tri Delta: Treasurer of Science Club 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Intramural Badminton and Field Hockey 1. I I QA -QJ-1 . xg 1 il N it 1 f'- ' 1 '1...N e , Z1 ff If, rf BETTY LOHNES Bene September 30 Pei Peere: People who brag. Chief Delight: W'eek-ends. Fazvrife Memory: Senior year. Clary ll ill: I, Betty Lohnes, make like a tree and leave. AfljI'lIf8J'.' Sophomore and Senior Home Room Representative: Junior Prom Committeeg Tri Delta: Yearbookg Newspaper: Junior Prom Attendant: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Com- mittees. RICHARD INIACMILLAN January 29 Pe! Peers: Kids with Mercs. Faforile Memory: The year I passed Junior English. AfffI'iliF.f.' Basketball. ii F 'uf . A I , ,fx I ,ip My I' I l s -ff f Jr V X KK7 7 l I ' ' J M ,I def' l Al ,lx gf , ,f12. Q I 4 Q7 W A Y Q si -J i ,Ny -e ..-49 . 1+ K, MMU . I A I f i DN-pf' . 5 ii 1' I 1 QL V1 S, .' I 1 f xy,?N'K If i JOHN MANGIASI ARTHUR MAXFIELD --Jack July 24 Bookie September 16 pe, peewl. Homework. Pet Peere: Saggy Undershirts. . . . . . ' . , , .I - Cb1efDel1glJt.' Finishing Homework. , chief .Df!1e'3'5fe ChC5tCfllf'd AWUUC- Arliriliefx Photography Clubg Yearbook. F 0'A fF M 5'-R -lumm ffm' ' O Clam l! i!l: I. Arthur Maxheld. leaxe my I ,t ,rf-L fruitboots. If W Arfzzzm rg Football 2. 41 h'earhoolqiStalff1 if Lt, 4, .1 'y' Student Councilg junior and Senior f ji, i f 'U' i LL Li Prom Committeesg Proiectionist 5, el ,X , I ,V 7 f I A I W q X' lv., -'J f I D 'i ,N4 5' .Y 'J 2 A If APL ff i cv ,ffm ,ff 41 f V' il 0i,f'. Lf ,lf f f --4 D L Q' W Ji lf 'W 5 8 i if , sk ' C - . i i lv - rf , i ' it Q M CU' ln, Cl fs' l MZLL1! 'MQ 41 DoRoTHY MQCARTHY l ' 'K uf, Q if D ' Se tember 26 , LX- N Li , I Q X AJ ome P , L rd jf LL Li 0 X' Q fu l L Pe! Peeie' People who talk too muah. ' I lm' I4 i I Qvfl , fs i X' Chief Defzgbff W'eel-c-ends when Art C ' dx if, ' C gif , ii, comes home. DONALD ULAY t' N, 1' 2 il' F.1m,-me A'ItN107'i1',' May 32, 1957. D0q f xy December 26Ql Wi 5 Claiir Ilnillx I, Dorothy MLCarthy. leave Pet Peere: Locking 'the Basements. ll J Sister' Man' . . . i e ' . CWI Dawg Lunch Pmod' . JUDITH MCANERN Affiiifm- Bowling 5. 41 Junior Prom l Fallout? Memory Senior English' HI'-1dYn .IUIY 12 Committee1 Newspaper: Co-miscella- Clan W'ill.' I, Donald MCAulay, leave pe, Pawel. Waiting. neous Editor of Yearbookg Tri Delta: English Students to MISS Katz. 1 ' Senior Prom Committeei National A Sgnle' Chief Delight Homer' Honor Qoriet' President Hlllmei' Band' Farorite Mc'll107'y.' Summer of '56. D L I ' C1455 ll iU.' I, Judith McAne-rn. leave to I r,..,x'1!9 Dianne Desrosiers a big piece of cot- P , t0n. i A I Aftiziliem' Freshman and Sophomore A 'Q Dance Committeesg Junior and Senior , Prom Committees junior Prom At- ' tendantg Iunior Class Representative: Cheerleading 3. 41 Tri Delta: Business I ' Co-editor of the Yearbook. X .1 i ' . 7 ' 9 1 4-wif A i U ,,, , I M' f 1 'F if I X fxx N . R LJ . , -Q' bf' J N NJ' t K. sf' A. cf ' oe .- 7 i ' YN 5 --.31 f DAVID MCCORMACK Mac December I4 Pe! Peere: Monday morning quarter- backs. Chief Delighlx English with Miss Katz. Farorrre Memory: Going through school with Bookie, Bob, Mac, Dave, Big Don, Hanko, and the boys. Clan ll ill.' I, David McCormack. leave to Mr. Cedar a portable loud speaker so that his future classes will be able to hear what he has to say. Artiriliefx Football 1, 2, 5, -ig Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, -ig Captain -lg Baseball 1, 2, 5, 43 Track 5, -ig Bleacher Funclg Projectionist 3 and 43 Science Club lg junior and Senior Prom Committeesg Bowling 2, 5, 41 Student Government Representative -Ig Intramural Basket- ball Coach 5 and -ig Dramatics Club -l. FLORENCE MCISAAC Flo October 25 Pe! Peezex Two-faced people. Chief Delighls Food and dancing. Ftzzwife Memory: johnny and high school. Clan' ll ill.' I, Florence Mclsaac, leave with Hardy hopes of being a suc- cess in whatever I may choose to un- dertake. 1 U s U X ISABELLE McGUIRE l55ie january 8 Pet Peere: Mr. Clancey's squeaky shoes. Chief Delighls Dancing. Fluorite Memory: junior Prom. Clan ll i.'l: I, Isabel McGuire, leave the demerits I didnt get to joe Valley. Aflj1'lfIc'J.' junior and Senior Prom Com- mitteesg Pep Squadg Tri Deltag Year- bookg Intramural Badminton. ,Gena RICHARD MCELHINNEY Mac January 18 Pet Peezex Hurrying after practice. Chief Delight: Beating Lowell in a scrimmage. Farorite Memory: The football game with Tewksbury. Clan lV'ill.' I, Richard McElhinney, leave my low cuts to Marty Boermeester. Arliriliesx Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 5, -ig Basketball 2, 5. -lg Pro- iector Operator: Sports Editor of the Yearbookg President of the Student Government. l ill M' AN c L 0 y K VYPIII 14 et ze: R es Ale ary: Si . Cffuf W'ill' I, Anthony cN , leave everyth g to my brot r Artirilief: Baseball 1, , ,4gl Football 1, 2. ?'7 'x Y . I lf if' W if vi? 515V W' 3 . u Y 4 ROBERT NELSON Nellie january 6 Pe! Peefe: English. Faro:-ite Memory: Drag races at Sanford. i9 WILLIAM O'BRIEN O'Bie November 6 Pet Peere: First period. Chief Delight: Girls. Favorite M6II10fj'.' Sideliners. Arfizfiliefs junior Class Representative: Bowlingg Yearbook Staffg Baseball 1, 2g junior Prom Committeeg Spanish Club. Aiwa-mi' lf, ., li! Q1 .QQ - V' .L WWW we F I ll HV Q, + , lv' 49 O MARIANNE NEWMAN Newie january 30 Pei Peere: Boys who drink. Chief Delight: john. Farorile Memory: Saints. Clan U ill: I, Marianne Newman, leave Nancy Neiss my dirty old gym sneakers. Acfirizier: Tri Deltag Basketball 1, 2, 33 Field Hockey 3. -Q fl . ,H if 1--1, GEORGE NEVIIJLE Lad July 12 Pet Peeze: English 3. Chief Delighl: 1931 Ford Pushmobile. Fazorife Ivlemory Sanford, Maine. Clan U ill: I, George Neville, leave my coffee breaks to next years shop class. QJAS f JOHN O'DONNELL Flyboy March 15 Per Peeze: Twelve years at Billerica. Chief Delight: Flying. Fazoriie Memory: The Tewksbury Air- field and Summer of '51 Clan IVill.' I, john O'Donnell. leave my love of flying to Ken johnson. all l- K ff fi .I I' l, ., .41--. s ' -Q5 ' f A A:-X 1 5 I f 4 f'fQ-if ' A 'N 4 M 1 's .X IX r -. W' r v 'f I ,rl-' fx -565 f .I tl' TVX 1 Lk XJ - xxx ' xx- 2 t. A l Q Cl .lx I X' 5' J .lf x 'NSEC' I -'il Af' X nil A -HIQV ' P 11' vf Y, I lb! x' X9 lx- I TT :N N' IXXIV 'NX 1 is:-X X J Oy CYS N gy-, J I ' gf mfr f rf - --qx . 1. ,- to 3 It xy X I XI. xxx 9 G f L if HUGH O'NEILL Huck . july 26 Pet Peere: Barbell course. Chief Delight: Vacations. Favorite Memory: English classes. Clay: U ill.- I, Hugh O'Neill, leave my ability of passing to Eldon St. Peter. Arlirilieis Football 1-43 junior Prom Committeeg Bowlingg Minstrel Show. ALBERTA PERREAULT Bea October 15 Pe! Peere: Being called Stretch . Chief Delighi: Meeting people. Fizrorile Memory: The mad dash from gym to chemistry. Clan ll i1l.' I, Alberta Perreault, leave all my gum wrappers to Mr. Clancy. Afiiziiiiefs Home Room Representative 1, 23 Class Treasurer 51 Newspaper 2, 5, 4: Newspaper Editor 4, Science Club 31 Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees, Vice-President of Tri Deltag G.A.A.g Photography Edi- tor of Yearbookg Pep Squadg Na- tional Honor Society Treasurerg Bowl- ingg Volleyballg and Badminton. lf, -C il -'17 'TT' JOHN PASSALAQUA Passy May 13 Pei Peere: Getting flat tires. Chief Delight: Living it up. F.1i'oriie Memory: November 8. Clan Il il!.' I. John Passalaqua, leave my gym sneakers to whoever can get them. Actiz'itieJ.' Disc jockey. r Q -'J .s 7 l 42' '7 I R l VALDEMAR PARADISE Val May 13 Pet Peere: Dancing in Cafeteria. Chief Delight: Gilbert 8: Sullivan. Farorite Memory: Cornell. Clan II ill: I, Valdemar Paradise, leave taxiclermists' supplies to ambitious bi- ology students. Acziriiiers Freshman Basketballg Orches- trag String Quartet. THOMAS PYCHE Tom April 20 Chief Delighzx Skipping classes. Pe! Peere: Cafeteria lunches. Farorite Illeiiiorys Playing basketball. Clan ll ill.' I, Thomas Pyche, leave five credits to Dave McQuade. Ariizilieys Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Base- ball 21 Football 3. lr if 1 YA ' l X Q 't , V ,V I ff J? BEVERLY RANDALL nBevu J, Pe! Peere: Short boys. e S Chief Deligbis Dancing. -,V Farorite Memory: November 15, 1956. Clan Wfill: I, Beverly Randall. leave to my sister Judy, the wonderful mem- ories of my four years of high school. Artiriziers Tri Deltag junior and Senior Prom Committeesg Freshman and Sophomore D a n c e Committees: G.A.A.g Yearbook: Pep Squadg Bleacher Fundg Bowling. ff? EVELYN ROGERS Evie MaY 29 Pet Peere: Conceited people. Chief Delightx Having fun. Favorite AI67lZOI'j'.' November 2, 1957. Clary llyillx I, Evelyn Rogers, leave to my brother, john all my happy mem- ories of my four years of high school. Arliriliers Treasurer of Tri Deltag jun- ior and Senior Prom Committeesg Freshman and Sophomore Dance Com- mitteesg Bovylipfgz Pep Squad: Bleacher Fund Driy-eT'G.A.A.g Yearbook. ,lf X, TJ 'v wh l. ki 4- 3 2 , V X X- ' X xv- 1 'N . V fx? ef A ' N 4, 'L ll xx' i -f l l 'IC' 'if HERTHA ROACH February 7 Pez Peere: Conceited people. CbiefDeIigb1: Xlifeek-ends. Frzrorile Illenzory: Seeing The Ten Commandments . n ff-1 I THOMAS REVANE Tom March 4 Pez Peere: Chemistry Homework. Chief Delight: Girls. Farorite Me11z0r'y,' Junior year. Clan IY'ill.' I. Thomas Revane, leave all my excuses for not doing my home- work to any one who has the nerve to use them. Artiritiers Football 5. 41 Art Club 2, 3, 43 Newspaper 3, 43 Sophomore Dance Committee: Junior and Senior Prom Committees: Dramatics Club Presi- dent 3, 43 Yearbookg Student Govern- 1ent. 5 8 JEANNE ROSANDER September 12 Pez Peere: School. Chief Deliglvlx Rock and Roll music. Frzzorile Memory: Nov ember of 55. Clan IVZIZ: I. Jeanne Rosander, leave all my demerits to whoever hasn't gotten enough of them, Arlizifiefx Tri Delta: Home Room Rep- resentative 4. C1.1.r.f ll ill.' I, I-Iertha Roach, leave my unbuttered bread to my sister Marie. Artiz'i1ie.r: Class Treasurer 1: Class Sec- retary 21 Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committeesg .lunior and Senior Prom Committeesg Tri Delta Repre- sentative. as 1' -5 QE' if . ll '- ll I A I iii'-!J,. ,, Q mf: A ' i V .1 ' ' - , I ii! f i L-.fc ,ffwff A if . lf' 1 ,M 1 ,4,5 .- ,A I . I nfl' , . I :L ,J fy, f - inf U41 xv!! J ? . ,ai f wr if ' .joy f f . CHARLES ROSE Rosy january 29 Pe! Peere: Homework over the week- end. Chief Delight: Having fun. Fazorile Mez1101'y.' Vacation at Plum IS- land with the boys. Clair IWill.' I, Charles Rose, leave my sneakers to whoever gets them. f 9 CARL SCHELL Popsy December 26 Pe! Peezfes English teachers. Famrile Memory: March 4, 1957. Arliritier: Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 4g Dramatics Club 3 and 4g Newspaper 45 Yearboolcg Science Club 2 and 3. ,Q-1. if 'MQ'-x, 7 1 IS l wil I ang KI QT-v CAROLE RUMRILL july 22 PelPee1'e.' Cruises. Chief Deliglal: Navy. Farorile Memory: Biology with two wonderful dissecting partners. Clair ll ill: I, Carole Rumrill, leave my scientific interests to my sister, Ginny. Ar1iz'itier: Tri Deltag Dramatics Clubg Vice-President of the Science Clubg Bowlingg G.A.A.g National Honor Societyf ---ln. 'S-QT MARY ROWLANDSON December 6 Pet Peeve: Monday mornings. Clvief Delight Having fun. Farorile Memory: My four years of high school. Clair Will: I, Mary Rowlandson, leave. Aclizfizier: Yearbookg G.A.A.: Field Hockeyg Bowlingg Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees: junior Prom Committeeg Pep Squad: Science Clubg Tri Deltag Softballg National Honor Society. 9 X. gg fe: Gefffnout to al prac- tice. C 'ef DES? Playi g lcetb ll F 'bv-Pie emo .' Th T lc ury game. Clair 'ills I, S erwood, leave m si r gettin t of dass to son nior. Al'lil'lfl6.f.' Football 2. 3, 43 as etb l 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball Manage n 43 Intramural Basketball 3 and and Senior Prom Committees. ,,,..,.-i -J -qv' In .A f-'str PATRICIA sHiNE Pat November 29 Pet Peere: Conceited people. Chief Delight: Going out. Fazforize Memory: The years 1953 and 1955. Clary W'ill.' I, Patricia Shine, leave the chemistry lab to the undergraduates. Arti1'ilie.r.' Tri Delta. IQ Q JOSEPH SOLIMINE joe April 7 Pet Peeife: Washing the dishes. Chief Delighl: Pizza. Favorite Memory: The dance at the Bradford Hotel. Clarr Will.' I, Joseph Solimine, leave my torn gym shorts to any warm-blooded freshman. Afu-mai Q v 8 .4 'O OW vr-'ffl' M. Q CAROLYN SNOWDON Carol January 5 Pe! Peevex Waiting. Chief Delighl: Having fun. Fizwrile Menmry: May 28, 1955. Clair ll ill.' I, Carolyn Snowdon, leave to my brother Bobby my seat in Chuck's algebra class in hopes that he learns more than I did. Ar1iz'i1ie,r.' Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees: junior and Senior Prom Committees: Tri Delta: Editor of the Yearbook: Bowling: Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary of the 5: Softball 2: A1 -Q is-QP MARY SIMPSON Mutt July 27 Pe! Peere: Embarrassing nicknames. ChiefDe!1gh1.' Having fun. Fdlllffle'17l'Ie'2?10I'j'.' April 20, 1957. Clan ll 1ll.' I, Mary Simpson, leaxe my best year of high school to Robin Forbes. Arliiilierx Badminton 1, 2, 3: 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 5, 4: Intramural Field Hockey: Bowling: Tri Delta: G.A.A.1 Yearbook: junior and Senior Prom Committees: Bleacher Fund Drive: In- tramural Basketball. DAVID SOLOMON Sack Per Peezzz' Going to school. Chief Delight Graduating. Cfiirr ll ilI.' I, David Solomon, leave my side'iner equipment to jimmy Ellinga wood. Ac1iz'i1ie.r: Baseball 1 and 31 junior Prom Committee. if Y ' 4 ,li D- I r X r I Q si gnu. 'vs a W A fi il BRUCE SUTCLIFFE September 25 Pe! Peers: Push-ups in Gym. Chief Delight: Getting out of sthool. Fuiorile Iliefzzory' Freshman year. Clary llnillx I, Bruce Sutcliffe. leave two pairs of sneakers to whoever took them. ff? GAIL THOMPSON Pe! Peers: School. Chief Dflllgblf The bell at 1:55. Faiorile Menmrvix U56 Triumphuf Clam l1 ill.- I. Gail Thompson, leaye my book of excuses to Cindy. 75,4-. 41. ,gil hz- WY! 5 Ml f 4- I CLAIRE SXVAN Clarabelle February 4 Pez Peers: Getting up in the morning. CbiffDfligh1,- Driving. F.zim'11g AIe'I71rH 1',' My four years of high school. Cliff Ilnillx I. Claire Swan. leave to my sisters. Carol and Ginny. all my ex- cuses for not taking gym. Ar1i1'i!ief.' Tri Delta. x ,in-fb 'Tj' FAITH SUTTON Pepper Pez Prize Getting up in the morning. Chief Dcalf4Qll7,'.' Yfriting letters. F.zrm'1ft AItN.n7Y1. Summer of 'ji Cl.I,f,l' llnzllx I. Faith Sutton. leaxe to my cousin. Chris. all the tharity I reteiyed in Mr. Sangermanifs tlasses, Arfizxff. lf Spanish Club 2: Glee Club lg Tri Delta, 58 JOANNF THOMPSON jo LIZIICII 29 Pcl Pima: Homework. Cb1:fDrl1.Qlm.- Sleeping. F.1ZUVl:'c ,l1e11.ffff'5.' Type 1 and Z. Cl.ur Iluzll' I. -loanne Thompson. leave my gym excuses to Norma Redding- ton. Arlrilm if Tri Delta. ,QQ 'T 'Q RICHARD TREFREY Tref', March 16 Per Peere: Rock 'n Roll and all such music . Farm-Ile Memory: The cake I received Chief Delighz: Painting and drawing. at the Science Club party in '54. Clam ll i!l.' I will all my worn down pencils to Mike Rea. Ac1i1'i1ie.r.' Science Clubg Art Clubg Newspaper Staffg Dramatics Club. f9 MARJORIE WILLIAMS Marge july 14 Pet Peere: Moody people. Chief Delighz: Neil. Frzrorile Memory: junior Prom. Clary U ill: I, Marjorie Williams, leave to my brother, Bobby, all my excuses. Artirizierx Tri Deltag junior Prom Com- mitteeg Bowling: Badminton. :FAQ 5'-fp ,Q W- Y NANCY WEEKS Pogo September 18 Per Peere: Folded dollar bills. Chief Delighl: Having fun. F.1I'UP'If8 A'Ien1w7.' junior and Senior years. Clmf Il ill: I, Nancy NX'eeks, leave to Brenda Sampson my seat in Mr. Clanqfs class.-Have fun! Ar1i1'i1fe.r.' Basketball 1, 2. 3. -1: Field Hockey 3. 4: junior and Senior Prom Committeesg Freshman and Sopho- more Dance Committees: Home Room Representative 5: Tri Deltag National Honor G.A.A. 42' K F5 ,fin 4, JANE TWOMBLY Janie September 9 Pet Peere: Homework. Ch1efDeIigh1: Dancing. Faroriie Memory: Summer of '57. Clair Uyillx I, jane Twombly, leave to my girlfriend, Phyllis Sanises, all my excuses. AClf1'Ili6!.' Tri Deltag Home Room Rep- resentative 1 and 4. HUBERT WISE Hubie june 25 Pe! Peere: Monday morning quarter- backs. Chief Delighl: Dragging hotrods, and stock car racing. Farorile Memory: Mrs. Keenan, and beating Lowell in scrimmages. Clair U ill.' I, Hubert XX'ise, leave to Bill Lavery my dirty sweatshirt and pants. Acfiz-flier: Football 1, 2, 3: Manager 43 Basketball 1. 2. 3: Manager -'Ig Base- ball 1, 21 Manager 41 Track 31 Dra- matics Clubg Disc Jockey. -Q- BARBARA XVOJTOXVICZ Barb March 6 Pet Peeze: Homework. Chief Delight: Dancing. Farorile Aiemoryx lvfy four years of high school. ilafr llff'ill.- I, Barbara Wfojtowicz, leave my gym classes to my cousin, Carol. f4ffiz'iIieJ: Tri Deltag National Honor Society. f Q J JUDITH YANDA 5 8 ucly july 16 Pff Pfwzig: xxzming. F,1zw'i1e Alfnzuryy March 17, 1957, C17:l6AfDcll,Qf7f.' Dancing. Clmi Il ill: I leave my shorthand note- books to Joyce. Arfizi1ie.r.' Tri Deltag National Honor Society. Fzfr GEORGE STAPLES ,. ... Pb! Pc'EJ'6.' Eflkgllbll Lldbx Milf' illt,'f.'.wu: hir. Ginslmrus His! tory class. fi ffl S 'Iffc ff Projector opcratw. Blay 21 Cfaaa ifufaz . . As we the class of 1958 leave Billerica Me- morial High School we can't help but look back with happiness on our four memorable years. Now leaving. it seems like only yesterday that we entered as freshmen at Howe High School. Since we believed there was safety in numbers we ar- rived in a happy but fearful group. Our fears were soon calmed by the friendly atmosphere of the school and thexfvarm welcome of the faculty. As our first taste of high school life we attended a football rally, and continued throughout the season to support our winning team. Later on both boys and girls tried out for basketball. Many were successful in making the teams. Then as the warmer days of spring came. baseball and softball were the main interests of the sports enthusiasts. VVith spring in our hearts we were filled with excitement and gaiety as we planned our first class activity, a spring dance. Our freshman year came to a close with the celebration of the three hundredth anniversary of our town. an event in which many of us partici- pated. September of 1955 markedathe beginning of our sophomore year and the opening of the new Billerica Memorial High School. Though we had had a year of high school, we found ourselves once again bewildered and lost, since the school was so large and new. However, our activities came easily, including the familiar round of games, rallies. and dances. Although there were longer hours with more serious study, the days were made more enjoyable by the recorded music in our pleasant new cafeteria. The highlight of our social life, our Jingle Bell Ball, came in late win- ter. Another important event was the Bleacher Fund Drive and dance, supported by the students. faculty and townspeople. Our sophomore year came to a close with many of us planning for summer jobs. Now entering as juniors, reaching the half way mark, we felt we really -were part of the school. Another symbol of our belonging was the arrival of our class rings. Sports once again took up a lot of our time. and in an effort to further sports activities. Coach Lampson originated the Penny Jar . Our activities were not limited to sports. however. To start the winter season. the Dramatic Club presented the Christmas Pageant. This was followed by L'Pot Luck and Hill Billy Hi-Jinksn. The biggest event of our three years took place in May. This was our junior Prom, Touch of Spring , at which Cathy Grappi was elected queen. The more serious side of our school life was represented by the organizing of a student govem- ment. One of our own class members, Richard McElhinney, was chosen as President to serve in the following year. On returning to school, we in turn elected our class officers. We chose Robert Knowles as Presi- dent, John Farmer as Vice President, Joyce Lee as Secretary and Claire Dubois as Treasurer. These able people helped us greatly as we reached the last and most exciting year of our high school career. The year started off with a very successful record hop sponsored by the Cheerleaders. This brought about much school spirit for the coming football season. To add to the excitement a min- strel show, The Kick-Off was held for the public. Then on the day before our annual Thanksgiving day football game with Chelmsford, it was held again for the students. Also on that day the Cheerleaders held their annual football rally. Now the Big Day was here. We put on our green and white and headed for the football field. The game started and the pep squad cheered the team on. As the game progressed. we saw how hard the boys were fighting for victory. Although we lost by points it proved to be a moral victory. That night everyone attended the foot- ball dance. Trophies were awarded to the out- standing play43rs of the year. The football ban- quet was given to the players and the Cheerleaders bv the Billerica Businessman's Club. At Christmas we celebrated the season with our Tri Delta Hop and Pageant. Then basketball season was here and once again the school spirit reigned, as we saw our teams go through a success- ful season. Now on the eve of our Senior Prom, Sweet- heart Serenadef' all our memories seem more vivid as we realize that graduation is approaching. This is not only a time for memories. but a time for looking ahead to college and jobs. In considering these plans. we come to appreciate the guidance and inspirations that our teachers have given us. especially that of our class advisor, Mrs. McGee. Now as we leave. grateful for our excel- lent background, we can go forward into our future careers with confidence. xg 4 X Q v if f AQ X K i l EZ4 If 4 IQ' W M W X Q W W Ny K x 5 Q2 f 4 l X L ty MOST PO PU LAR ' x Barbara Egan MAN HATER K 1 I K X x BEST LOOKING Judy ' len X 1 35 CLASS WORKERS Ca Snowdon Johnny Soule ,lgx I BEST DANCERS Mary Bagrowski Dick MCElhinney Richard Treffrey L CUTEST 'C - yn Hester David Solo I x , ,' .n- . X 'wt WOMAN HATER K . 17' 'T 12 , a 1 -A ' gy FRIENDLIEST Bett ohnes John Fa er 'v Q j ilk . rl, 9 5 , ,f Q ' NEATEST NONCHALANIT Pat Folk Arthur Gifford A A A A A , , , Marianne Newman hiike Frobese CLAS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Wojtowicz Carl Schell OU'l'S'l'ANDINC STUDENTS Dorothy McCarthy Robert Knowles BEST DRE Pat Gleason r 1 4 . vz ew MOST COURTEOUS E A , Ann Forestrire Arthur Maxlield V fi BEST PERSONALITY Bunky Doyle Carmine DeBenedictus 'Q J T QUIETEST Patriria Colburn George Mclntosh 6- K l V Q '- -A f 5 X INSEPARABLES Pat Shine George Hogdon f S MOST DEPENDABLE CLASS COMEDIANS acqueline Doherty oe Incatasciuto ST ATHLETES Pauline Dempsey David McCormac 5 J J K Beverly Randall Alfred DeRoches Y 4 ' N5 !.D 1 Hubie Wise BALLOT A I J 3 .. A- Y ' vo NJ' , A . gi f A 2' my i 439' .effy ' ' ' ' BEST ALL AROUND MOST TALKATIVE Claire Dubois. Norman Casey Hertha Roach Nelson Brace K' K.. ff' Q X i xi I 1 J E 7 L l y, Lbhlw Lf fly W ayv ll y , 5rfjjJ,jfffJu,vMlA5f!ljj1f'r If , Xl! X00 QW 2141464 At the Hop ,........ Short Shorts ......... Sixteen Tons ...... Jailhouse Rock .......... Wild is the Wind ......,. The Stroll ................................. Why Don't They Understand Joker ................,....................... Our Bowery Grenadiers ...... The Greatest ...........,..... My Destiny ............. Waitin' in School ......,... Raunchy ...,..... Special Angel ...,..... Great Pretender ..,,............ Dancing With My Shadow .... Bring Us Together ........... Oh Boy ....,,..,............................ Portuguese Washer Women... Good Morning Life ,..,..,.,.,,.,, Got A Date With An Angel .......... That's Why I Was Born .r..,.... vf' P.T.A. Dances ...-...Boy's gym .........of homework time ...-.....The Public Telephone Booth We don't want detention The teacher that said you have five demerits ........,.Our B.M.H.S. Indians teachers ........Our Diploma .....,,.Til1 June 4 School Keenan ........Clinic Slip Please .......No date for the dance ,.......MlSS Hood' .For a reunion No School s mat cleaners .....,...June 5, 1958 For The Prom ..,.....To survive 12 years of School Sayonnara ........... .......... .............. ............ T o S chool Get a job ....,.... ......... B efore the prom ff N y ll ' ll Q If ' X za I X l XL xf J lt X QW P gl M l I 'sa-sg 1 iff' s 2 1 3 I s Nga. I, LJX fic'- ' 1 x 'r ,U , ,. fling r s ! I s B Q 1 Nts . rf ap if rl ,, f vx, -,.. , Activities gfucfenf ovefcnmenf. , ' . V xg ,us Q Student Government officers, and representatives The Student Government was newly formed at B.M.H.S. this year. The students took ofhce in September of 1957. Run by parliamentary pro- cedure, it offers the students a chance to practice democracy. Each homeroom and club is repre- sented by one student, having one vote each. Before being elected, each candidate for an oflice must conduct a week long campaign, climaxed by a speech before the student body. Under the capable direction of Mr. Nuttall, it has sponsored many student activities, such as the starting of the pep squad, selling fudge, and holding a dance. The officers are: President, Richard McElhin- neyl vice presidents, William Lavery and Patricia Collins: secretary, Karen Hansis, and treasurer, Diane Desrosiers. OFFICERS , ,f,i.gf',1 ' -w f .5 . .. -spa, .-3 Left to right: Diane Desrosiers, Patricia Collins. Mr. Nuttall, Richard Mclilhinney, William Lavery, Karen Hansis 1.x Hi. , - up Members of the National Honor Society with their advisors, Mr. Sher and Mr. Merrifield YVe are blind until we see That in the human plan. Nothing is worth the making If it doe-sn't make the man. Wlhy build these cities glorious, If man unbuilded goes? In vain we build the world, Unless the builder grows. 014023 ocfellp On December 16. 1957, Billerica Memorial High School inducted its most high and honored club. the Honor Society. under the leadership of Mr. Merrilield and N111 Sher with a number of the faculty present. The Beacon Light Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools holds. as its objectives. to create an enthusiasm for scholarship. to stimulate a desire to render service. to promote worthy leadership. and to encourage the de- velopment of character in students of B.M.H.S. It is composed of an Executive Committee of four faculty members and liour ofhcers. graduate members and active membeisg juniors and seniors vvho by their previous marks have attained a B average and shout promise of continued excellence in their scholastic achievements. The emblem is the keystone and l'lllllllIlQ torch on which appear the letters C.S.L.S. which represent the chief ideals. The torch is an emblem of the purpose to lead the light of truth. that others may follow in the light ot' it and to seixe in consideration of others. 1 I ' i at ' ru.. 1173 i, i rims ,ua 'i -i Elf su Members of the Tri-Delta calm Each September the senior girls meet to organize the Tri-Delta for the year. 'llri-Delta airns to develop the girls in the three D's which the club representsg duty, deference, and decoruin. During this year Tri-Delta activities have included the Tri-Delta Dance. the donation of two Thanksgiving baskets to each of two Churches. a Christmas Party, a trip to the Ice Follies, and as we go to press there are plans for baby sitting during election, a fashion show,-food sale, and weekend trip late in May. The ofhcers elected by the group are: President, Loretta Caterinog Vice- president, Alberta Perreaultg Secretary, Ann Forestiereg Treasurer, Evelyn Rogersg liepresentatives, Nancy Weeks, Betty Lohnes, Mary Bagrowski, Patricia DeDucca, Hertha Roach. ...du QC!! !.PhQQGi11ls Athletic Association encour- fiverygirlfarga lB.M.I-LS. to patticipate in ,game , intramural spprt, including gtbal!, badminton, ' bowling, softball, ifqileylaali, and field hockey. Points for paziitipadony are given for each sport, and the girl with the most points at graduation is awarded a trophy. 'OfBcers: Director, Miss Hoodg Presi- dent, Pauline Dempseyg Vice-president, Dorothy Gaudetg Secretary-Treasurer, Dianel Desrosiersg Intramural Chairmen, jean .Colton and ,Faye Forsleyg Assistant Intramural Chairmen, Ann Marie Grady and Kathleen Mahoney. Softball i V Y ,I f 1 I' ' :J V v if ll W if I fy i ' ' 'i 'rf K to , , 51 K : f x l YJ x l QV J ,XV I, V al X U U! 1 X e , tif gf Af I. N v-11 , Q V5 :Id - V gf' QQ i r 5, I 1' 1 f , f V J 'i i A 3 N-.J 'vi z Q46 Tdl4fLfIiiC The Dramatic Club was started last year by four students. Endeavoring to promote creative development, all efforts are geared to imaginative thinking. Under the direction of their sponsor, Mrs. Fields, the club produced two successful one-act plays. In this, its second year, the club has increased in number and activities, among them being 'gThe Kickoff and a Christmas Tableau. A three-act play is planned for the spring, The club officers are: President, Thomas Revaneg Vice President, Annabell Costellog Treasurer, Virginia Fayg and Secretary, Betty Sewell. Q46 tdl4fldiiC 1 2311. ' 1 , , The Kickoff Our ChflSIID3S Tablc au LJ 3 Y I I A Editor Carolyn Snowdon and Associate Editor Claire Dubois iymiwi L We are going to let the yearbook speak for itself. We have worked very hard on it and hope that you will enjoy it now and even more in the years to come. C THE STAFF Editor, Carolyn Snowdon, Associate Editor, Claire Dubois, Art Editor, Alberta Perreault, Pete DeFoeg Humor, Loretta Caterinog Candids, Joyce Leeg ' Sports, Donald Sherwood, Richard McElhinney, Robert Knowles, Secretaries, Edna I Goodyear, Evelyn Rogers, Mary Rowlandson, Alberta Perrault, Beverly Randall, l, Nancy Crear, Christine Colbert, Contributors, Thomas Revane, George Flint, Nancy Weeks, Patricia Gleason, Carolyn Hester, Catherine Grappi. 11 I a I 1 N I N W x 3 N E . WW 6 VCAVW0' 'ixxe, 94X3bo?SxQ,oqb'f oox eg0o6 oexr1sQfzvQei,'0fz,s ioogixoo Q06 ooo ok oooQ0ox gem. Xgzo 'og Qooxx Xooxeofi,-oxxoi ,Q ox Qo5xos , QOQQ xoo QOQ, fjxxoxooexsoxxo ok egos' Xfbxesx owe, 'Yoo Xmge, xo exfzifk was doxoo Q5-e fb oqb, yxgvoooo ofxoxx xo Sm is. Q9 Q Z I r e W I xeoox Qxo ooo 'wo oooqoo Eioxxgeoosx xo 10 Qoxo 'xoioxweo 589. E Qodxx eoocfwoxe was oo 'xosoxxo sgooox eoxxxx 'OA 5 '0l.SXkcQOf,Y Qxos ooo NOOQ6- coxlo Q, Q0o 'booxoi Oc-es, x:ixQ0 xo -20905 Qooqokox Q9 Qocq Xvwo oooo xo q0fg6'o'by515fEv, fgvoexxox 53006. X N A 9 X T he Staff x h their adv ,Igor , M fi , C3 . Ssi n 1, 1 I V ! 2 x I ala CIMA 5, rc T 5 'SAL T1 M.- 'Y , , X 1 -V 5 ' r..- Students making ceramics The growth and development of self expression in each student is the primary objective in the Art Club. Through the stimulation of the imagination, the self expression is created, which in turn strengthens the individual's development. The secondary objective is to enrich the student's sensitivity and appreciation for artg and to develop a stronger relationship between contemporary art and daily living. The club has undertaken many projects including the decorations of the main lobby, highlighted by the first Christmas tree, National Book Weekg bulletin board 'designsg postersg pottery design and interior decorations. OFFICERS President, Peter DeFoeg Vice-president, Loretta Caterinog Secretary, Susan Corkuing Treasurer, Ann Costellog Sergeant-of-Arms, Edwin Marting Chairmen, Dorothy Allard and Nancy Pollardg Sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Wacker. fl- '75 T WW' is 0' f 4 ,J 4 K '- 5 H .f A my -uv-susan' ,we fe-ff.. . A' if . W - W-., In 5 1 N , ' ' 'Q-fl 1 ' A 3' , ' - JI-I nfl 1 J rsff , xx ii' M0f0fTd!7A7 I X Q it ,. 055 Oh , Cmcitxnfs Pio f N01 Under the direction and guidance of one of our foriner students. Dgixe XN'liite- way. the Photography Club has been successful in teiiehing the ineniheiw of tht Club how to take. develop and print pictures. Sonic ot' their pietim-s .ne displtyt-ti in the glass case near the Cafeteria entrance. OFFICERS President, Pete DeFoeg Vice-president, Deniee Slopei-3 Seeretgiiy. .Inner Nutt.il1 Treasurer, Gene Forsiglit: Assistant to Officers. Pauline SliYL'l'S. CLBPLCZ as M nj lfszft 5- 1 QTY .Z 'Gif J' , 60, J. N' Science Club Members Our Science Club, under the direction of Mr. Sangermano, conducted monthly meetings during the year, at which current events in the Held of Science were dis- cussed. The aim of the club is to further an interest in science so that we may have a better world in the future. The Science Fair was held in March at which the club directed a display and contest of the projects of the science students. OFFICERS fLeft to Rightl: President, Richard Ameraultg Corresponding Secretary, Betty Lewien: Publicity, Nancy Weeksg Treas- urer, Judy Lohnesg Publicity, Christine Colbert, Marilyn Cooke: Vice-president, Carole Rumrillg Recording Secretary, Andre jubinvilleg Program Manager, Robert Knowles. Mr. Sa ngcrmano, Advisor Q46 CAM, Representing the school with their euphonic voices, this group of choristers has met faithfully Thursday and Friday mornings during the activity period. They con- tributed to the Kickoff and the Christmas Pageant. We, the seniors, wish to thank them for giving their time and efforts to our activities to making life at B.M.H.S. more pleasant. Chorus ii- 15-1- .-.-..- - E, L...-,N Fha ,had .1 6 S no rx fxfzitxxlx X , :X 2 1. Wake Up, Little Susie 2. Peggy Sue 3. April Love 4. At the Hop 5. Diana 6. Rock and Roll ilfusic 7. Jailhouse Rock 8. Short Shorts . 9. Great Balls of Fire 10. Henrietta Left to right: Peter DeFoe, John Passalaqua, Hubert Wise, Edward Martin QA... lac Yale .1 This is a unique club of boys who try to make our school year brighter. They give the entertaining touch to our lunch periods and make with the music at the hops. Since they are the closest to the records and the music, we wish to include them in our Year Book with their top ten tunes for our Senior Year. SPCDRT 1958 ' it if Donald Sherwood Big Don lg s 5 Michael Revane l' Robert Knowles 9 1. L.. S Left to right: Co-captain Bob Brown, Coach Chuck,' Lampson, and Co-Captain Dick MCElhinr1ey Mike Bob l -pos. 7--po-' p 'fi ,.4uu.. tina.-sq--,-., ge- n-.,,.-Q.,.--: Q3 va.. , -, - ya..- . 4..,.- -:U wal ' - 4- , u.. A 1. . I ,,.z. iv, Q ixivffjj. Q4-g3'lL,'15r-245-gr' 430 knit-a...,r . 'ET.'Y 'Fl 49 , :ug W., , .. 'r 2 intl' is-sv Richard McElhinney CMA Dick ' , x 1 3 Robert Brown Davxd Murray George Hovey H9 4 H55 Q37 J- V- Squad The Bull Daniel Buckley Warren Long John Demefs Q- ' 'ff . sgm-,H TROPHY WINNERS Left to right: Bob Knowles accepting for Don Sher- Q wood Marty. Boermeesterg John Demersg Coach Chuck tx Oof d Lampson Dick Mclillhinneyg Mac McCormack5 Dick Still young in experience. hut still with a will to win. the 1957 foothall season was one of happiness though not quite a winning one. The boys. under the direction of Head Coach Charles CIhuck'1 Lampson. Coach George Gracie. and Coach Bahe Zarella. tried hard to learn all the skills that make a good team eflort. The Indians showed they could do it hy their last minute Fight with Chelms- ford on Thanksgiving Day. In pre-season games we met Brighton High from Boston. Our first game resulted in a 14 to 0 win. lN'e then went on to heat Dracut in the Jamboree in Lowell by a score of 7 to 0. As the season started we journeyed to Ipswich to defeat them 13 to 0. In the second game of the regular season. we met Dracut. again coming out on top. 20 to 6. Our next game with Andover was a hearthreaker. In the last few seconds they scored to tip us oll 19 to 1-1. lVhen the flu epi- demic hit. it was difficult to obtain a game. hut the hoys managed to play against Dartmouth High. losing vainly 13 to 0. The Indians. recover- ing themselves from the flu. battled Phillips An- dover to a 12 to 12 tie. Their next game with rival Tewksbury was a victorious and wet one. Many will remember the Billerica Mudders. After the rain had cleared. the scoreboard read 7 to 6. The next two games. both losses. lValpole 18 to 7. and WVinthrop 20 to 0. hurt the morale. but the Indians practiced hard and long for the big game with Chelmsford. hut not quite enough. Everyone will admit that the boys played their hearts out for B.NI.H.S. even though. the score read 13 to 8. So close and yet so far. Y Y If ' 1-' E I . 'I cb I Richard Sylvester Martin Boermeester 1,1 ' L ' gyms- James Ellingwood I I S Liz! ,leitvi I t I f 1 ' ' ' 'lc w-J Llg ' 5 gdilefzizz 9 , I - I , ' x . ' N x.' ' 'ii riff ,l 1- A 2 . J ,ev S 7 .. e ' i 24 4 as 4 y The Varsity Squad with Coach Gracie Congratulations go to our 1958 basketball team for a Fine season. Under the fine direction of our Mr. Gracie. the boys learned not only how to play basketball, but the art of sportsmanship which is our American building stone. During the long season. wins were mixed with losses, but always the spirit behind them was tops. The class of '58 wish the best of luck in the future to our team. x K X w N ' X . V, I .X X x Ka X 4 f a xf My Then' he govs! j.V. Squad with Coach Dirk Loranger and Manager Dan Buckley NV1ll he gvt cm? I --fo 5 1 ,ig-f Don Sherwood Dick MCElhinney Bob Knowles Q. V ,J '- .4 2, I, Coaches George Gracxe and M 1 ' p b Q Richard Loranger , K '5 1 Xxx X 7 Brown Torn Pyche George Flint Don Dempsey T . N -1' P : -. iw .flag--ZIV51 Bill Lavery Up and at 'c'm! Q QAJLZZ ,-f ' A 4 1 Bob Brown Jack McHugh Bob Hookwny Q:-JI galefldll The Varsity The girls' basketball team had one of its most successful seasons this year, win- ning thirteen games and losing only four at the time of this writing. Throughout the season they have combined their skills to form a team which excels in sportsman- ship and spirit. The team's standing in the Lowell Suburban League was second place. Bill6riCa Salem Billerica Chelmsford Billerica Acton Billerica Acton Billerica Salem Billerica Wilmington Billerica Woburn Billerica Burlington Billerica Alumni Billerica Tewksbury Billerica Dracut Billerica North Andover Billerica Burlington Billerica Chelmsford Billerica North Andover Billerica Dracut Billerica Tewksbury - M4 ff 141715, 11 '9 ' Y KU fa rf Vi 1 1 I1 14 1' ' if ,151 I 1 J V 1 cl 1 f f 6' 7 ff! U1 f 1 Z ,fb D I 1 1 ll VXI 1 if 4 J U ff! bv , I A , 4 ff ll i, 'J L Vfy w 51 1 1 -1 L' 1 11 ' ' L1 mf ff 14, 1 ,K 1 x Forsley Sue Spencg Pauline Dempsey Faye L, iv' 'X 1 X ,f 1,01 1 1 I - 1 1 K J 11 jf' of ff ,X f' L X fl ' C ff Lf, 7! if W 1 X VL xdf ff L Ne Rita Burke Mary Simpson 1 Gloria. Lohnes Jean Colton Nancy Weeks Q11 Junior Varsity fi 4 Mary Simpson Nancy Weeks Polly Dempsey Ginny Gibelli x YT? ul K Rf X f f QQ X f p Q5 W FQ, X 3.141 Our Star l x of I 85. if FW ' s I I v Y mi X S+--fs o msg- A 1 4' N' waiw-1 f -5-54 S N ..4-, , MQL Coach Hood and Captain Polly Dempsey Oops .46!d!! 2 Q b -J, I 1 ia I J X. 6,70 X S 1 oe gp X X After spring football the boys hung up their cleats and got out their spikes. It was hard at first going to the North for practice, but we finished our new field in time for our first game. Coming within one game of the Suhurhan Champion- ship, we had a good year with an 11-7 record. St. jose-ph's Methuen 5 Billf-rira Lowell 9 Billerica Burlington 9 Blllfflfll Billerica 13 St. joseph Billeriea 8 Wllflliflfllfffl St. Josephls 6 Billeriea Billerica 8 Df2lf'Uf Billerica 6 St. Joseph's Billeriea 3 Tcwksbury Billeriea 10 Tewksbury Billerica 8 NO. Al'ldUVff Billerica 13 Chelmsford Punehard 8 Billerica Billerica 8 Dracut Chelmsford 13 Billeriea Billerica 2 Wilmington Burlington 3 Billerica 2 S M X V if Qc, X 2-ff F aww i fe iw N f , f d1Q,X,J?N Qui ff fa was M 6741, I ', 8 , X R X l bu 1 Q , I i f A ii 1 v 21 I 'nm W 1 , I . 1 3- Tf . Neff? N 'Q .ff li 'C' N 'Ir I f -V .4 yN if I '. XXXL. EWQVI x ,ot it Q .fl.x Q we Q , I f K Varsity Squad vt if .r- if -'QV' .' xv 4 ,fl ww. .. 5- '04 K f , ima CSDM! is Nl' .if Last year's softball team had a very successful season, winning seven guinfrs and losing only one. The following scores indicate their talent and ahiliti.. We axe not able to put in this seasonls results because as we go to press the season has not yet started. April May May May May May May May SOFTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1957 30 ..... ....., B edford 9 2 ...... ...... W ilmington 9 7 ..... ....,. B illerica 13 14 ,....., ...,. N o. Andover 10 17 ..,.,. ,.,... B illerica 18 23 ...... ...... C helmsford 21 27 ..... . ...... Billerica 30 28 ...... ,..,., B illerica 42 Billerica 24 Billerica 14 Chelmsford 12 Billerica 32 Burlington 16 Billc-rica 17 VN'oburn 4 No. Andover 14 lay, 4 J 1 5 f iv iffffiii' X55 J :Ae au' if ' 'Vi Varsity Field Hockey Squad cle J. V. Field Hockey Squad O-Oh! Aggie F I The HuddIe ., M. , Thcy're Off ! wr- - r rv 9' Judy Alberghene ft- 'PN Mary Rowlandson u. Q PY '- 3 v 'Ta 'Z 1. Barb Egan 9 1 V Nancy Weeks ,lr gf' 1 Carolyn Hester C4605 The Chelmsford game CA PTAIN-Joyce Lee Muriel Doyle, Dorothy Gaudet, v 4 . Q- ! , , , 2 if f ily. 3 . B X Our T-13.1-llgq'Li6h, X The Squad with Mrs. Adams t ,- e , X- v , , X. 1 N K 1 sw. Oh! No! Patricia Gleason, Catherine Grappi, Heather .limes fuffw-. ,gs fa 9- f- Xlvxkf AJ 9, .wc X .Nxt ' xg ' 2 A I 1 iaifaxffg Ya t,: '!5:' ' 4 x 1 0 ul .Z -2- 'QXNPJ --fwgw 63 of H 'V if , ' x f lv-, I Ji? lf. i tu 'i 7 , 1. -' 'I IJ ' Y fl A L' I it , , 17 f If V ' i 1 I,-V f 4 'J 1,' ' L f L' :uf ' ., I, ,if N I 1. ' . f wb y . ,U i , 1 1 ' lil, ' V' y ik, I L f .mek yi F gp Y ' I, ,ta 1,1 l ' gf' ' ' 1 i , , , ,fc of CL! I -Y 1 X' A Apjf f VW' , 1 ', ' N WJ 9 X ' If i - 1. if, fy X 1 ff ' 'l J Q ' 'J l . .ai fo' A , V I c , R. ' , f, T' Aff, , L ff .AVI if V .1 I L, -if I AJL , A r fsxif' 1 f, 4,' X if e Md .,,' 1-f ,JV i A I if f Vi' ,ii . 7 - L f L V J fi,,Y 41.11 c . ' . , A ' . ,if f . 1 X , ,M V , f ,', we The newly-formed Pep Squad sponsored by the Student Government and under the direction of the cheerleaders faithfully cheered the football and basketball players on to many victories, while also backing the team enthusiastically in defeat. The Squad is composed of Fifty girls from all classes. J , . ,6: i'! . 14,1 j-,421 'Ps' Q 3 V '-1 ,X XJ y. 7 ms lk K T.f:YT2W K W' Qu 'YW fi lg' -ff . een 'Cathy - A WED G99 King Dave X Strike up the Band Wim: 'COI44 3 QQ Z :roi ,, I 'i ,? .Z I. --'Q .X H ORGTUP fnbpr ,gi I I 1 'avi i4 'Ni Q., Drinflk 1 ' A u y 'lf X-JT A J'rx'f',if .' .Q 4 'Spd C4 - vf ,Q f-444 .L T, A 4 1, I ,K sa ,'4',' 9 O' ' A 0 4 09 ' J 'I' ' U j s ' H V -s'5 ss' O' ' 39 L1 ff -S -I A 1 J 'f Q, The Queen and her Court 1 626146 6 if 'ab W7 fb 77,9 Q U e en with I7 fr , Court h 4' All so-oo pretty Junior Prom Queen Cathy Crowns Janice Q , , I- 5 I I x 4 . L 1 ft 1 , f 'a 3, Z' A i..f1.' Sitting this one out A new queen reigns -X if , 'buy 'Q iffy i H Q: .WWF 1 at Q- uf., 1959 lfl f6'CC!d4.46.4 fQ0O v S X I ,, 8 3 N ESS-fl 1 -' -' fd-' ,Z , N ia . '5 gr.. 'li 5 -Wx. 'T' wal-I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: William Lavery, Barbara Rounds, Advisor, Mrs. Houghton, David Barrell and Patricia Collins ,ff Z The Gay Twenticsl For the Bleachers! V- i 'I ,. 5 S 'tl 1.4 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Janet Nuttall. Advisor Miss Royal, lNf.1rgaret McCue, Patricia Lavery, and joan Folk The Studious year po Il 'QE ps N 4 4 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Patricia Kennely, James Ame-rault, Advisor Miss LaMontagne, Frank Bernaducci, Martha Dunn Future Mechanics Freshman English I. 1 1 ,JL-?Q.' ,, T- 4- 1 , r , s 4 AA. ol L . 15 We .tv w v ' . Q .r ,.n., x gk y . - .., . 'fa - .fr gL Ta- 'mi 3 1 llwyfgwfi diving M ' .1 ? . 'Q . ' . f 2'- 's x Q 24'-b - 1332 ,sg X . ,. W .Q ' H ni, N .,.. V :r . 3 ' eff Q' H k : ' f -'F5,1Q.iai', , 2 nys- Wgfl' ,, w 5 5442 45 'Sf Q' . 1 ' V' A ' WH vu- A fr -- ,, M ,- .. ,tern 4 all .Q 'HH 1 ,- Y Kiwi ,,-,M ,swf 'f,. , a -sr Y ,G Z ,, A . . . .3 , Q Q IA 3 , l andids N eff- 9 41 eandai YS!! Q x,P' J' if Mme d .mow 9 OW in ,afg-lg, i 2, High Scorer z -N K 1 .f ' 5 fab 51 'k :A bg A 3 , 'F - 1 X3 Q W--sm it J , fig y 9:4 Does it hurt? A - v!'l i I M I Q+'f..AA . lf O if .H , , -. , 1 2 '33 , n 21 ,ff A . 1. xao- ,-lar, ,Q W ,N .-Q V l You gotta wanta do it K ' x 1' 'X rl -K V Fr Y I I f X QT? ' ,' iv , . 1 L g Y bf ' Y . Q Q 'E X ,- . ' I 5 x I 1 M7 SVC X IX hi I I 2' X uM0St Fellaw xy' Z, E 4 I .5 , 4 - ' ' ' A, Y I A ' By the Sea ,PAA F af B h I 7' ' A55 M 'J IPA, ' v - ' 'A ' . -,Q,.,.,f3G:W3' , v, W- fam ' . - ' 'T At Last wh. .o r 2 fs W ws, N30 Z' 43 , m X Ew- X335 X 511 ' if , E m We 2,9 Q X 1 ' ' 1 3, cv 11 4 ,. qv 95, XY -:I LQNM .3 ' ix - if I' TW W., ffuffk. R- The End X X 1 e 6545? o'N ,-A Ooooh ' V Ov et ui 9' X 9-If f f f f 1 Q c was Va KW 09' 1.55 At Last Mx:-wg E-SQA ix. , Lg Let me out QW' Dow ere's Mr. Nuttall? Tl the Aisle C0060 Oh 0 I H01 y h l' Looking for someone ? 01 ov' Y QSSWW 1369 6 tl H xi A X Ga Gy, 1-, ,' Clpa 711111 C7171 ,rib ff-9+ I . Q 2' f X . X I Wg so xxx f gr ' ! mis dr1'!'?J,:lf E: s ixfffhfip fy' f igfff if! f 1 N '11, I 'gffzfj 3i 's Lg ' gf' ' ' W ' V' 1 xi 4 4 , .0 1559, ' 51 lbs' M 4 M3 Y fi, . in 1 5 N N .. X I, G d f f H , roun ed 4 J, f F1 ,ff 4 'Q X qty ' '1 1 Fil! ,....-j ' Ln il Whistle Happy ix 'Qtifu F Q12 QX r X KXQQI5 The Class of 1958 wishes to thank all the Patrons, Patronesses and Advertisers who helped to make our books A success. CXQQIW alfwna an Mr. and Mrs. William S. Alberghene Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. .Allard Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Amerault Mr. Ronnie R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Ashe Mr. Robert Baque Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Mariano Bartelho Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baybut Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beatty Miss Peggy Beatty Ben Berl Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bergstrom Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brace Nelson T. Brace Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Burke Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Carlson Mr. Donald Carmody Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. .Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Newton A. Carson .fzlfwneaaea Mr and Mrs. Edward T. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. H. Allan Jenkins Mr Joseph Junta Mr and Mrs. Paul Keenan, Jr. Mr. Augustus George King Mr and Mrs. Myron C. Knowles Mr and Mrs. Charles Lampson Mr and Mrs. Canute Lee Mr and Mrs. Philip Lewien Mr George Lyna Mr and Mrs. John Maguire Mr. and Mrs. Macmillan Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McDewell Mr. and Mrs. Freeling McDewell Mrs. Catherine McGowan hir. and Mrs. Thomas McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Melendy Mr. Donald Melendy Miss Sandra Melendy Mr. and Mrs. Victor Melendy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Messer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Casey Edward Catereno Hazel L. Chambers, R.N. Helen I. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Charleton Mr. and Mrs. Millard Christle Mr. and Mrs. W'illiam Collins Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Currie Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Dick Mrs. Dorothy Doherty Mrs. John Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donnelly, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dubois Richard Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duggan Robert A. Dutile Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and lVIrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Maureen Moss Dutton Thomas Enwright Roger Estabrook Frank Faulhefer George Fisher Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nordlis Mr. and Mrs. Leon O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Malley Mr. and Mrs. James Pasquale Patricia Pasquale Anne Pomanachi Mrs. Addie Powers Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Proulx Mary-Helene Revane Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Revane Mr. and Mrs. John P. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers Mr. and Mrs. William Rowlandson Mrs. Ida Rumrill Miss Joan Rumrill Mr. Roger Samson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Santalouta Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shaughnessy Dr. Sydney Sher Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert E. Shine Mrs. Janice Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spencer Dr. and Mrs. David Goodman Mr. and Mrs. George Gracie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Graham Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gray Mrs. Frank Holland Miss Barbara Hood Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Hunt Mrs. Ray E. Hunt ' Nfr. and Mrs. Gerald Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Incatasiato Mr. and Mrs. VVilliam James Ronald James Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Jenkins Roberta Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Stillings Mr. and Mrs. Paul Slivers Miss Katherine A. Sullivan, P.N. Miss Margaret Sutton Mrs. Violet Sutton Mr. Walter H. Swanson Mr. and Mrs. William Towle Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Twombley Mr. and Mrs. John Lee Wacker Mrs. Arline B. Weeks Miss Julia Wtozowicz Mr. and Mrs. A. Wright Ernie Alberghene Dotty Allard Jimmy Amerault Tina Arsenault Mary Bagrowski John Balboni Gwendolyn Bannister Ann Beatty Joe Beatty Edward Beauch Ronald Berton James Bevens Robert Birchall Carole Bonenfant Alice Botellio Dave Brady Bill Brown Richard Brown W'illiam H. Bunker Rita Burke Richard Cann William Carmen Norman Casey Loretta Caterino Russell Cedarburg Irene Celli Janet Coffey Pat Collins Ed Coneeny Marolyn Cook Steven Coombs George Couseur Margaret Crotty Linda Currie Sammy Currie Lomny Currie Zeke DeBenedictis Currie DeBow William Duca Pat DeDucca Pete DeFoe Neal De Marce Rita DeMasse Polly Dempsey Al Desrochers Edna Dick Marilyn DiPietro Douglas Dooley Muriel Doyle Gloria Dryden Bernadette Dubois Claire Dubois Marie Duby Pamela Duke lkiartha Dunn Barbara Egan Pat Erwin Dave Fader Dave Farmer John Farmer Alan Farwell Richard Fidler Florence Joan Folk Pat Folk Bob Foose Nlike Frobese Carol Gagnon Donna Gaenon Gloria Gallagher Mary Garrant Q66 235004 00,4i61'Z4 Betsy Gaudet Dotty Gaudet Carol Gavin Pat Gibbons Peter Giroud Paul Gladslon Pat Gleason Dotty Goodyear Edna Goodyear Carol Gradozzi Judy Graham Cathy Grappi Lorraine Hamilton Herbert Hanson Florence Harring Louise Harris Allan Hartshorn Charlie Hartshorn Mary Hederman George ,Hernon Ginny Hernon Eleanora Hinde Robert Hodgedon Lorreta Holland Ruth Hollenbur Bob Hookerway Judy Ingersol Heather James Joyce Jenkins Kenneth Johnson Gracie Keds Barbara Kennedy Pat Kennelly YVilliam Kerivan Paul Kelly Steve Klein Chusten Lampson Lou Lampson David Laffer Mary Landry Mary' Laurud Herbie Lee Joyce Lee Francis Leonard Ronnie Lee Judy Lohnes Eddie Lyons Dave McCormack John MacIntosh lwiichael Nfackey ludy Mc.-Xnern Brenda lSIcBride Frank McCafl'ery Dot McCarthy Ed lylcfiarthy Marv lNfcCarthy Isabel McGuire Kathy Mahoney lNIarion Mclnnis Bernie lNIcKenna Richard McKenna Richard Nfclyfillan David Mc-Quaid loan Merro Sandy Milton :Nlice lyfiner Faith Molinari Fran Monahan Flo Morroll Sandy Neiss George Neville lylary Newman YN'illy fJ'Brif-n John Ollzthrtrty Huuli O'N1'ill Joan Uskowski 'Fr-cl Oskowski John Paduch Yal Paradise Bill Paskiewicz John Passalaqua Sal Passalaqua Jack Payne Jackie Peake Alberta Perrault Jean Perry Nancy Poehler Tam Pyche Tim Ramsom Chester Reidt Carol Reposa Joseph Robage Marie Roach Evelyn Rogers George Rophe Frank Rosander Jean Rosander Charlie Rose Barb Rounds Mary Rowlandson Robert Roy Sandra Roy John Quinlan Brenda Sampson Dave Samuels Buzz Savage Danny Savage Pat Shine Mary Simpson Stella Sintiris Glen Smith Carolyn Snowden Robert Solomon Johnnie Soule Janice Sousa Donna St. Peter Eldon St. Peter Pc-ter Stronach Faith Sutton lVI.irQaret Sutton Richard Sylvester Harvey Svkes Betty Thomas Rich 'FreFl'rey Alice Turnbull Jane Twombley Pat Yail Patricia Yesunc Thomas 'Wlallace George lN'alsh Tom YN'alsh Nancy YN'eeks Harold G. lVhipple Jeannie lVhite lNIariorir- XN'illiams llubie lyise Barbara XVoitowicz David lvvzltt lutlv Yandow Beth Yeo Nancy Zec Best Wishes from BILLERICA PHARMACY, INC. 306-308 BOSTON ROAD NO, BILLERICA, MASS, PURITY FOOD STORES 312 BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA Gl1.BI-IRT GRIGGS FARM mmrs - VEGETABLES Groceries - Frozen Foods 599 BOSTON ROAD MOntrose 3-2539 IIM'S Modem Air-Conditioned Barber Shop Iames I. 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Clue zznzznf MELROSE MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of A FRIEND PUHDY A Little Better A little better skill in posing, a little better likeness and Boston's foremost imprint- and you have a much better photograph, much more satisfaction and far Wider approval of results. Then We add beautiful covers and scrupulous care in details of packing and mark it-We deliver on time. No detail escapes our interested care. 367 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASS. ir BILLERICA MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL ' OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER I - vvvvv 6 To the Class of 1958 we present this year's edltion of The Chieftan. We hope you have as much fun reading it as we had writing 5 it - THE EDITORS Q E E E E 3 3 5 1014 M01' 0? S 2 E is W Abjjgg QL M JM W MZLZ Q Z0 f fl X A , 7 M 'wif ,W if fu Mffiffwc fm M6 Wm fffflwif ijt M f L f fu Y U Y K, C wi ff ML! ff ljllfjf K W X5 DL!! , Xfiywb' . 1. VJ 959' ,QW'L N, ,1 5,-ff' f W' ,W 1 QP! -- X . fr' of XX 5 J WAV, hm f joel-jk! ' A U! SQ My ' Q I E A x J Q34 ' X E Aj J X V v . ,f ff! 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