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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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'Q , .Wu . 5 X 1' ,,,.. - ' r 1 V V ,,v,,a.-wffllfh 3 ,gill Ka- .mv-'Wx' N '- H xi I ' 4 I 1' ' n ,,, ,vm U we u 1 .. 4' ' Y. V: , ,ff ,, , 1 y., NN, RS il H' K . mv k:umw..i.,V l M J 5 Royal S. Adams X! U W ' ' WJ' fl fr f ffl 'j If wi John D, Nuttall Helen E. Collins Frederick C. Rell vi Beatrice Dole, Lucy Jcwkes if! Marjorie F. Currie XS- 'xfijkf 'xt' VN ,B Qu . X V Xt XX Y Through our lour years at Billerica Memorial High School, we have been guided quite ably by Mrs. Houghton, our friend and advisor. She has been a great help in planning and making suc- cessful our class activities. XVe have always found her ready with advice when we sought it. It is with the intention of repaying in some small way the debt of gratitude that we owe her, that we dedicate the lVH7lIIlIIIII1C6f to Mrs. Gertrude D. Houghton. N Q' Bw Donald R. Clancy Plzysics, Clzerlzistry, Algebra I Charles Lznnpson Algebra I, PA D. ,J-KEY , 1 v 1 . iff. I N 'lZ7'vi . y A x f A 5 g,kL,.gn 1 f Q.. P-f-1 K: . I' ',.'i3lX'. ...fc V, 5 'Y' 1 4 ' . fi .-.fx k P - 5 1 .L...-1.mf .. -- - james F. Fournier Biology, Cizfim, General Science Leon A. Seclar Driver lid 1161111011 ' Y . fc' . ' Vfj' ,'lf 1 D lim lXf2ll'g21l'Cl M. Adznns Iingliglz I l'ql'llllfCS M. McGee U.S,Hi31ory Joanne M. Keenan Ixathermc La Montagne lingliall I 1112711111111 Ora K. McLaughlin IXZilhCI'lllC M Walsh Algelrra II, Gf'0IIlPf7'j' C'C OQ'Illf1lIY Anrzent Hzslory w. ' 1-,g .J .f?Tx., A 36.9.1 , X A X l --1 1-1,11 1 , ., ,V L 11. x 1 ' LL--half-1 'fwux Xlfvif ' H . ,H . , 5-1-f . . .JN George S. Gracie Pl1ysimlEd11f11tion,Hygienv Miles j. Cares English IV 1 ... ...dn Z Arthur XY. iNICl'I'iilCili lfnglirll Il joseph F. Giuntu Typewriting I, Ofhce Practice A Ib v'OilllI,.NLllll1ii Allgelnm, fil'lHIlf'fI'X', Trigun: Frzmk j. Lutiano .4 fm nn ll I im, Ge nernl Sain -u NR , -Oil .,' I' I . 1 1 1 IHIWIIB iff, ,'1Iflf1lllf'lI'r' 1 f . '+vQ - 'Q A ,avg L., -'I 'sg i G oe- Y I iiz'-F' 2 X Y R 4 . Marjorie F. Cooney Louise B. Mcsscr j.B.T., Bookkeeping I Tj'IJljll'I'ffflIg Gertrude D. Houghton Spanish Dorothy A. Richardson j.1i.T., Aritl1n1f'tif 1.4 ,.9.C9. 'r S O -- X .1 -4: , fd' '19 .ef-' LQ. NIill'tLfill'Cl NI. Cassini Ifrzglzfslz II Nizirguerite R. Royal Sl'l'7I0gIY1fJlIY. Sf'l'l't'fl1 1 rr' 'is rin I Prnrf I. ft' E. Ruth Belcher Geometry, Frenrlz Ruth D rescher US. and II'orIrI History Ann Pisani Engliall I and III fflfli-?:i4Q ll 1 3 I..- ,n A- ' s l 4.15- 412 464 V . k A X K 1' I HQ Q PIL . . 'i Thelma L. Brown Home Economics, Arithmelzc Georgia McHugh - , I 7 14A ' ri Mrchael E. Reardon Bzology Esther E. Splaine olm D O Brien l3ooklcecpi11g Mary C. Saunders Gerald Hum Automotive Robert M. Gill lVoodu'0rking I 71511811111 8 y -pe.-an-g-7 -,-,-:ff -1,,,..-- ,-,...1-- 1-4,,,... 'fr 4 KX Q r QW gf CDgNlO5bk9 .- 1 -ill 1i G O f 1 LUWJJ 0-WV N ' 'X . ,Aff W tritium f ci A - , dw v' 2 f i 78 'vkg shi, DAVID BARRELLE November 19, 1941 Dependability personified . . . personality plus . . . terrific sense of humor . . . Dave has been our class vice-president for the past two years and has well demonstrated his capability . . . there's never a dull moment when he's around, so it is quite logical that his chief delight is parties . . . girls who fib don't make him very happy, though! . . . Dave aspires to a career in the Air Force, where success is bound to be his. Class vicerpresident 3,,g1g Baseball l, 23 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, team captain 35 Football I, 'lg junior and Senior Prom Committees. lj if ', 1 4 I A I gl A y' Fl A I fli Ylfll 1' A x f 1 I 1 ' ' 1 . 1 f 1 r V--, Ll ., y. 1 f ' , 1 ' Q , , SENICR CLAS WILLIAM CHARLES LAVERY july 15, 1941 Ambitiousness . . . ability . . . affability . . . adeptness . . . all- round athlete . . . this is our A plus hero whom all these wonderfully descriptive adjectives couldn't effectively represent . . . dating Pat Petipas is his pet pleasure . . . frowns on those who have no respect for others . . . campus bound this fall to commence preparations for a career as a teacher-coach . . . there's only one direction for Bill and that is up. Wamzalancetg Class president 1, 3, 43 Student Council vice- president 35 Smoke Signal 33 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Government Day representative. '31 . 1 1 A I ' 1 f' 1 1 fi 1 ' J ll' I I I ff!!! 4 .5 ,N 'Z R - , vi 1 'N ' , X ' ' ' , 1 ' fl' JW! lx sf fl 'If 1 1 f 'All ji ll, 9 ll Lift jj I .' , VV V 3 ,I I jf Y , . - , , f,t y L ff I 'J j' G ,N xx' ,f-L 1 X, I . 1, If f R iff I L- I ,L L V nf p I S OFFICERS CF 1959 BARBARA ROUNDS March 6, 1942 Lights . . . action . . . camera . . . and with this peppy, popular, personable Senior, you have all the merriment one could wish . . . dancing eyes . . . thoughtful . . . tactful . . . efficient . . . Barb will be cheering patients in years to come as she cheers us all now . . . noise and commotion are wherever she is . . . your three minutes are up, pleaselysignatl when through . . . Holderness Winter Carnival. , IVIITIIIIIIIIIICEIQ Tri-Delta: Smoke Signal Class treasurer l, 2, 3, 41 G.A.A., sec?tary-treasurer -lg Baskeltball -L 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 23 Bowlingqv 3,ti.4-agdlreshtiian Yandxbophomore Dance 1 K Committees: jun' I an A ioi Pr nmitteesg Bleacher Fund Driven' Lf K yi' ,W J fqkn N X CL VL, ff, wg, , Q YOU' fb KU 'X W gif . Y it fy, ,tt , yy my ,i ,fl ,L s M A4 y ff ai, ik MJ f I 24, bbw 1 N i ' X NYJ , ty y sw , ' v pg, X N fy :J , v ffl! fbi Li lui gm .iv vi! X XJ Yi if - WL ,Verb A iv' I N 'lv Ui fs' i if I ix J XJ ily AK, Ll' XJ by J, vt V ,' K L IJ I' N .7 v ,I ' 5 f L . ' y I 7 4 Q. - N pt ' Z4 'I DOROTHY GERALDINE CAL'DIi'l' february 123, 19-ll Popularity . . . potential , . . intelligence . . . sincerity . . . all the words in the dictionary just couldn't do justite to our won- derful Dot . . . in her four years at B.M.H.S., she has proved that it is possible to do everything well-if your name is Dottv . . . only one thing subdues her enthusiasm. and that is con- ceited people . , . always on her toes, Dot loves to dance . . . Fall of '59 will find her doing her usual vvunderful job, this time as a secretary. lIvllIl7Illlll71ff'1.' National Honor Society 3. fl. secretary 43 'I'ri- Deltag tQ.A.A,, secretary-treasurer 2. vice-president 3, president 43 Class vice-president l, 2, secretary -ig Art Clluh l, 23 Dramatic Club Ii, 4: Chorus Il: Cheerleading 2. 3. l, to-taptain 43 Bowling 2, 3. 43 Softball I: junior and Senior Prom f tvinmittees: tyradn- ation Speaker fr? RICHARD ARNOLD ANDERSON October 2, 1940 3 if One of our backstage best . . . able worker ,... -X ndy's face is familiar to all 345:39 students, especially the members of the Dramatic Club, towards which he has directed nruch of his talent and energy, as a member of the essential technical crew . . . he will always remember the Kickoff of 1957, but he would gladly forget the hours he spent lifting weights in the gym ..., A ndy is unsure about his future but we are sure he will be capable in whatever field he may enter. Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4: sketball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2: Senior Prom Committee, Baseball Diarnon Mail enance Crew. I X 1 ' if GERALDINE RUTH ANGELL july 19 1941 Sweet . . . friendly . . . understanding . . . neat . Gerry has gained many good friends at Billerica Memorial High through her running ways and in her chosen field of physical therapy . . . that long cold walk to school on frosty winter days could be very easily replaced, but the summer of J es ,jj high with Gerry. 5 i X Tri-Delta, Bowling 3, 45 Pep Squad 3. My ' JF JOANNE BATTCOCK December 30, 1941 I E 1-'reckles . . . petiteness . . . personality . . . all these adjectives call to mind Jo Ly . . . has a happy-go-lucky air with just enough seriousness to rrrake her the all- of 1 round great person that she is . . . spending money fascinates her, however, the thought of being broke brings a frown . . . in whatever jo attempts, success is yi bound to find her. Tri-Delta: Horneroorn Representative, j.V. Basketball l, 23 Intramural Basketballll l, 2, 3, 4: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committeesg junior and Senior Pronr , Committees. tif R .xl lx ,, . , ve N u UNI iw , w 1 1 y if ' t, Y N, U CHARLOSFTE MARIE BEANE NVell-dressed ff. . well-groomed . . . well-known Charl, whosequiet air of assurance attracts others a page from Seventeen or Glamour . . . capable course . . . all these make a many-faceted Charl an addition to any office. Tri-Delta, junior and Senior Pronr Committees, Library XVorker 2 12 1 ' 7 r fs Q, certain boy . . . crowded school busses get a negative answer she would be fi , Brown eyes . . . suave . . . self-assured . . . Henry has a way with the ladies which is tnuch envied . . . an in and out of town dater . . . night life seetns to agree with hitn . . . his major complaint about school is our ever popular first ' period . . . although Henry is a loyal B.M.H.S. Indian, he is looking forward to graduation and entering the field of printing. Dramatic Club 3. X, . U11 , 1 ' 1 1Lbl,X-Uv ll' 1 U 1 1 W' , JEANINE BEAUCHESNE july 7, I9-ll 1 tl fommy . . . terrific . . . talent . . . fit' ne to a tee . . . her attractixe per- , Q 'r sonality . . . sweet smile .,.klmely gnc 1 eyes . . . will always bring .jeaninc ' to the minds of her classmates . . . yittting up in the niorning just does not agrtfc X, I with her, while Tommy izfjie mas! word for her. 3 Warmalgmcctg Tri Delta? rama ' Clby 3, 43 Pep Squad 3, lg Intramural llad L , inpiton 3. ry ' Q L t., y g , . Af ky' xy ,Q WESLEY EARL BECKWITH March 4, 1942 Smiling face . . . easy going with an affable manner . . . Wes can usually be found riding horseback or behind the wheel of his supersonic buggy . . . he lists girls number one on his list, while tickets for s eedin are found in the l -P 2 ' lowest position . . . the White House would be considerably livelier if XVes ' were to achieve his ambition to be President of the United States . . . but only ' time will tell. Dramatic Club 4. 1' K L . iii gf: V X ,UP xg A fi A 'i F lil, 'f- f U 1 J CAROL ANN BEVIS October 2, 1941 bf W, 4, '33 , A happy smile . . . a friendly way . . . Carol has that gift of making good Lllflffti-1 . 1 5 , al' , t friends quickly, which has made her one of our best-liked Seniors . . . long after fl Q ? 9.l'4:g L Y 1 graduation, she will be remembered for her quick humor . . . Mickey is the A 1 5' , g gi word that makes Carol happiest, while lazy people irritate her . . . the future . .P , holds for her a career as an efficient typist. J 1 A Tri Delta: Art Club lg Photography Club 33 Intramural Badminton 1, 25 Bowl X 4 ji, ing 25 junior Varsity Field Hockey 43 junior and Senior Prom Committees Q J ' A V' p M fps' Library Worker 3. 'fy 61 if J Q4 f li . sl ' qi X- 3 ,. 1 if WV' NJ lil l Y 5 A K 4 5 1 ,rr I ill 5 1 L 7' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' A P ' W' HENRY BOERMEESTER Au ust ll 1940 13 f 12 r , 73 W, 41 XO! N I DAVID O. BRADY April 14, 1941 ,L A good worker . . . quiet but efficient . . . Dave is one of our clever Industrial Arts students who are an integral part of the Senior class . . . his achievements in this field have led him to his ambition to own a lathing business . . . has Z! that perserverance which will no doubt make a successful businessman . . . Dave anxiously awaits graduation day . . . he won't miss those English assign- ments at all! Bleacher Fund Drive. zzis Q 4 v'-xi Hr:-'S' A HH N ' 1 Z.,-Q-7 .arm '.,A 5' , O .,, ' lhxnpl , ' . - W 1 ., ,,4' . ,.t.w,1v fwfr , . ..,-try-'.,vX, 4 1-.r .-- 9 'Ax'-'.'Xf 'tl' ii1L-rp, ft R-rl, N Q. 1.1531-fi QW . Q 'l i i,i'nv.u 'f .X-'wa I S pllyllts. 3,141 5.5 w 0, asf., i , AI ' ' driii-l'tA-'tk 'iuhxqx' .'.,A I t ROBERT JAMES BR.-X1-'lf1T'Ii August 27, 1940 Bob is a truly witty person with a quick qnip for any occasion . . . his humor has considerably brightened our four years together . . . his easy going manner is quite appealing to all . . . Bobs personal idea of heaven is a place populated. as he puts it, by girls front six to sixty . , . rated lower than low are kids who call him Tony Cfor obvious reasonsj . . . whatever field Bob enters will be lucky to gain such an enjoyable person. Senior Prom Committee: Bleacher Fund Drive: Baseball Diamond Maintenance Crew. ROBERT FREDERICK BROWN March 14, 1940 Friendliness . . . leadership . . . athletic plus . . . Brownie has been a dominant figure in our class . . . whether captaining a sport or heading Student Council, when Bob steps in, ability takes over . . . he'll always remember teaching Heather to drive the Dodge . . . excuses for being late to practice turn his N smile to a frown . . . we are destined to hear great things of Bob. 6' 5 IVI17l71I1fIl71C6'f,' Student Council 3, President 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4: Baseball ' 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g Bas 'e ball 1. 2. 3, 4, Captain -lg Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 43 Blachqr Fund . 7 B' at t, Q , 1 1 1 , 4 - x V Ego 'J 1 G! J' EAI .N .' J 'Ani J , V. aj, i. I ' i - p , 511 . 1 'N' ' .f W , , yi , it 1 vt v x 1 I 1 1.4, Q Ll ixrvk 4, ,I 1 ,v v 1 - ti 1 J, M 1 . , , 1 1 O' f r A DV 1 f f vi A . -A fl , 1 X L 1 1 . Ky r 1 f I I , U Siht A A 'QV ROM J tt 1 '- 5 XVANDA LEE BRUCE V A it August 24, 1940 A sweet blonde . . . an air of reserve . . . quiet assurance . . . spell YVanda Bruce . . . she is a friend upon whom you can rely . . . her endearing ways will no doubt make her a pleasant addition to any firm . , . the stnnmer of '58 will always be remembered by her as a special time . . . getting up in the morning just doesn't agree with Wanda, however. Tri Delta: Smoke Signal 1: Photography Club 2. 3: Pep Squad 3, 4. l 1-1- 1 ' 1 t' fr 1 '1 DANIEL THOMAS BUCKLEY October 24, 1941 Lf t A t , -L' Fun to have around . . . a diamond on the football field and a gem in the rrp A ' ', ,, K- classrootn . . . a punner and practical joker . . . well liked . . . such a wonderful 'A - ' ,- ' disposition . . . a loyal friend . . . Dan is really the greatest and always will be J I n . . . he has fond memories of the 1957 Tewksbury Came . . . bttt he'd like to iffy if I forget the teachers who gave too much homework . . . with his sense of humor ' he'll make a terrific teacher. - 1 r, 1 Warmalarzcetg Smoke Signal 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Photography Club 23 ik 4.,. A A 5 Y Science Club lg Baseball manager 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, manager 3, 43 Football f 'qv 2, 3, 45 junior and Senior Protn Committeesg Bleacher Fund Drive. 1 5 , HUM' t 119 WW W 1 , ,N vb, Lt, I, L V-X. 1-K X Q Ak mv I si D, 11111 .0 X1 ,LA ',l. '11 '1 i I N1 W 5 X LJ R V I l A! . U' .1 , 1 A 1, , W fl 11 f QV 'H 1 fs ftjt it T' XVILLIAM EDWARD BLJNOXYSKI February 12, 1942 A customized green rod . . . freckles . . . an inteterate teaser . . . known and liked for his sharp sense of humor . . . knows cars front A to I . . . somehow Bill doesn't happen to care for teachers and his pride and joy is his oil bucket . . . we expect to see Bill in about 20 years when he finally gets his dream car that doesnt burn oil. RITA FRANCIS BURKE September 20, 1941 Celtics . . . Tommy Heinsohn fsighl . . . a hot ticket , . . usually found in a box seat at the Boston Carden or engaged in her faxorite actitity, which is sports, naturally, for she excels at them all . . . such a busy girl hates to be kept waiting . . . Rita can't help being a success and a credit to her parents. Wannalancetg National Honor Society 3, 45 Smoke Signal 3, 43 Tri Deltag C.A,A.g Student Council 45 Dramatic Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 43 Field vt- Hockey 33 Softball 2, 3, 4g Bowling 2. 3. 4: Pep Squad 3. 45 junior and Senior A S' Prom Committeesg Bleacher Fund Drive. g 1 k.f'l ' 1 . 4' I ffl ffff ' ,il ,111 - t- MVS Y' , 1 iff i 1' ,p J , Ll f 1 YNY 1 T1 ,iwfil 'L I 11' , ff ,1 7 Y ' , 1 ' i V' i ll 1 '1 i ll i-W i ff I! 'J , f f, nf. K, 1' 11 li 1 I i 1 t X, 1, , ' , X W. 111 , ,V y V t I li A,, , ' .1 V f ua , , 'i Z ,, l , k 4 X I CLAIRE ELAINE Ci-XISSIE lfebrttgnx 2. 18112 The artistic touch has been added, Claire has done her usual ttnndettul job decorating . . . lotely blonde with a smile for exertone . . . poist '... she has rought honor to B.M.lf1.S. bv her outstanding att work . . . gt t.tp.tble student , . M, W 'i with aspiration to be an artiteachet' Claire brings happiness to those .nonntl 'L ' VIP 1 V her . . . but she dislikes being kept waiting. I , -I r D Fl' lVl1717lt'lfIl1IC6'f,' Tri Delta: C.,X..'X.: Class 1'epresent.1tite 3, 4: llrgttnxttic lilub 2, Il: ' I ! J J ' I' sketball 1, L. 3, 4: Bowling il, 43 lep Squad Il, lg lfreslnnan .ind Soplunttore N, :b 1 A by Dance Committees: Iunior and Senior Prom Clonnnitteesg lileaclter liund Drixe. 1. 1' ig 14 I 1 K , 1 5:36 , it' Q' t J it' Q' 15 JOYCE ANN CALL.-XHAN November 14, 1940 Active . . . interested . . . fun to be with . . . industrious . . . Ioycie can usually be found having fun . . . a horse fan with great riding ability . . . a capable student in the Commercial Course who is always right there when you need her . . . the summer of '57 lives in her memory . . . to her, the worst, thing possible is when Billy doesn't shave . . . after graduation we will find her studying domestic arts at the Fanny Farmer School. Q Tri Deltag Badminton 2, 3. l 1 V ' ' 4 t It A, 1 - It yo t L 1 L . A 4 5 fi f 'S f 1 . f ' 1' MARIE ELEANOR CALLAHAN December 28, 1941 ' Another Senior horse lover . . . with a many faceted personality . . . Bubblies is generally in the vicinity of a certain hook . . . an active member of our class . . . nice to know . . . horses are top on her hit parade, but homework just 4. V doesn't rate . . . plans to marry a millionaire, then she'll come back and tell us J R how it is accomplished. W , , I1 v!l717lllIlllll'f'l,' Tri Delta, Smoke Signal 2, 33 Photog hy Club 2, 33 Baseball lg A ,tj t lvl! Bowling 3, 4: Field Hockey 43.Softball 3, ig In an l S orts 2, 3, 43 junior . -J s f t 6, and Senior Prom Committees. W ww Q67 P X f O' skl 'LU NN N N ROMOLO EUGENEO CAPOBIANCO March 20, 1840 B An easy-going manner . . . full of fun . . . a friend to everyone . . . Romey has a terrific sense of humor and a wonderful personality . . . the favorite of Romey is Sissy and dating her has been his chief delight . . . Happyrock's High Octane Gasoline leaves much to be desired as far as he is concerned . . . Romey will remember the Sideliners long after we have graduated . . . he hopes that even then he will still be a member of the Chicken Pluckers' International. Dramatic Club 43 junior Prom Committee. ', A flblil 8 ' V tl t L ' XV xy 'Y M . Ma y ,t I f ' ,, 4' . V. ,v Xxx xl lb V V xv AV Y - J ,P fa i XJ c' M all x., f X YU DONNA JEAN CARLOXY are 'E' 6 . I-Iii.. : f I ,- -QQ: 4-:Kaz I I February 20, 1942 Twinkling brown eyes . . . a happy smile for everyone . . . a sweet and affable manner . . . Donua's face is familiar to all her friends in the College Course , A - . . . she is a hard worker . . . in the field of teaching which she wishes to enter, . Donna will surely do well . . . her eyes light up at the mention of a certain 5 ackie, but she doesn't particularly care for all the heavy books she must carry. N I Tri Delta, Chorus 3. ii if dn 16 f ,I 1 1 1 f , MM, ' 1. I ' , f ii f ' t 'pa Vs tffff pL,4tf'f'iJf2f'f't' sf QL L' '49 f sie! l ., 7 4-C s 2 If X 11 LL, EINVARD CARMICIH,XE1. .Xugust ll. l'llU Hard-working . . . tleter . . . atlaptztblt' . . , lzd is known lot his :uid wit. whirh has briglitened many a classroom . . . tops with him are tlasses with substitute teachers, while teachers in geiieral just barely pass . . . lid is auothri one ol our boys who is headed for future training under the Leiieiztl lilettiit Appren- tice Plan, where we know he will tontinue his line work. X t f I X I, t J tl 1 i , Fil Q .. , Ir tj i X dw fhgs- 1 t I 5' . ' .q, 5 it-l V ,...s5,,g, ,', . ' 'Q l t M sf L C Fi L ' ,s ift 1 . Y fag ' 1 l Q i . J ' ' .fs ,za-. . rf' f 'L Zgattf- ZQK: ??IyfF'.?y sv X A, .S-,,,y.Qhg,SQ,,.f ' if E K , A, . , ,,,, .. t , -- .E W 3 Q X , rv X X 2 R, ' Q MALCOLM CARMICHAEI, August 12, 1939 Tall . . . well-liked . . . nonchalant . . . Hoagfs sense of humor is beyond V , , V. compare . . . he gets a great deal of satisfaction from working, but going steady my ,- f'fI,l ' api, J is thumbs down with Hoagy . . . he is rather unsure about his future plans, XXNJ ' '. except that they shall probably include trayel. g.,.',,1f5l' ff, 11 ' 1 , 1-,V 232 . 1.4. We A f ' 1 Q- 5.4 , Jw f fit fp . X415 Ay L f A bf . JL .. -'NA 7,4331 I. I-:L if N 0 :JIM 'Fff ,i I V 5, A., 'fwfr 7' JJ, fl' ' , t Iv , Lf , 'piggy' W - Q- ML J X if ,A I ' 'J' 11 'T ' iftni ff ' f V i 'fa 112 -' brf' .- 'in 15 I -' 21. '- S: ':-'..1 OLIVER JOSEPH CARON is a career in the armed services. Baseball Diamond Maintenance Crew. -Z? if 'lbw' g a GEORGE CARPENTER February 26, 1942 Comical . . . inimitable . . . happy-go-lutky air , . . his jokes and quips are legendary . . . famed for his no-hitters . . , typically, George dislikes girls who smoke or play hard to get . . . teachers who ,et to know you too well . . . happiness for George comes from girls, music, girls, dancing and girls . , . with his fabulous personality, he'll breeze right through life without a care. jaiitxary 30, 1941 Quiet and perseryering . . . his industriousness has won for him, respect and admiration . , . he delights in lunch time, while he shies away from all the traffic in the corridors of Billerica Memorial High . . . starred for the future X , . ts . . .lf -Y 191, K I t ' sw' X , Smoke Signal 3: Drama Club fl, 43 Baseball 2. Il, 43 Basketball ll, 41 Bowling 3, 43 li Junior and Senior Prom Committees. 17 X G 1 'G' N milf, I lj M NM M DOMINIC LEO CAT.-XLFIMO uly Suavitv . . . self-assurance . . . charm . . . make D 1 ne o our i llik plans, but we wish him well in whatever he 1a .x. - .-:fr A 4 if' ?'J 1 ,J S-J , in the morning rates lowest with him . . . D ni is e ai abou ' ture Seniors . . . what he enjoys most, is working out in e XlI 1 fo S P pf 7 r K, My .- In 4 I ' fl! 11' KATHLEEN CATALFIMO Decaniber 4, 194Lf' Dark flashing eyes . . . attractiveness . . . poise . . , all spell Kathy to her icon- temporaries . . . July 22, 1958 strikes a familiar note in her memoryj . . . ggtting up so early in the morning to go to school won't he one of lthei things, athy will miss about B,M.H.S .... the road ahead will surely,lje smooth, for this sweet miss V f IVl1llI1!Ifll7ll'F1,' Tri-Delta: Dramatic Club 3. 43 Chfnus 25 Pep Squad 3, 4. ' , ' i ! 5 f .' f I ' 0 I I ' 1 1 1 l I - 7, If I LORRAINE MARIE CHAVES February 18 1941 be a great asset. Squad 3, 4g Bleacher I-iund Drive. Quiet . . . dependable . . . good-natured . . . Lourie is one of our Senior girls who always look like a page from Glamour . . . getting her license made her almost as happy as Willy does . . . gym class just doesn't meet with her approx al . . . Lourie is headed for a career in retailing, where her impeccable taste will Tri-Delta: Class representative 2, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Chorus'l, 2, 3. 4 p . f y .gtbb L 1,5 Q f f i 'gif AM Vit t. Ii - ,A 0 in by .fhpoki k Z4 I 9!r'Ln X! H I 'XL fl f , .' f s ' S if ,, 1 1 awp Q ' - I ' N PAUL CHRISTIAN October 19, 1941 Blonde crew cut . . . friendly manner . . easygoing disposition . . . that's our Paul . . . likes proms . . . has an aversion to all the tests' being given on Friday, but he is known for his ability to pass them with flying colors . . . aspires to he a machinist through General Electric's apprentice plan, where he is sure to continue his fine scholastic work. National Honor Society fl. 4: Bowling 1, 2, I8 ir' GERALD CIBHLSKI Noxt'tnber 21, 19-10 Flaming red hair . . . happy smile . . , friendly , . . K-erry especially enjoys going out with certain girls . . . he could do xery well without haxingA tests on ' -1 I Mondays after a good weekend . . . future plans lor berry include joining the 4 Q ' Navy right after graduation. - Bowling 1. five . .- X 5 1: ., 'vi x A X J 1-'11 .4 . JOHN XVILLIAM CIARK August 30, 1941 ,- ,. Hard-working . . . known for his industriousness . . . always readx with a quick ii ' A retort . . . johnny lists girls as his major interest . . . has black memories of a' L:l:4,.'t 1gf.g. English III . . . will be remembered for his dancing ability . . . john looks ltliagszg ' I forward to being an electronic engineer. ,, , f- ffff ',. , , Track 2. fwtffwttfi 1'n',.t5!2 ,JjjQf, l'!'1fm'?it . '- ff- Qi'-V-itz z tfll. l.,t'I - 1 1'.l' ,V 4 141 1- .ffff f1.tftttt'ttf ' as 1 vi.. ' 1. -,' Nl ' I: Ll ff f X . 1 1. !'1,'6f,::'e..'!Z:1 .- .' we ,J K -X . L' 'uv ROBERT KILVINGTON COLLIER june 30. 1941 Q yay Ability personified . . . deep-thinker . . . pipe smoker . . . Bob shows signs of someday being a great benefactor of humanity . . . his scientific achietements have already brought great honor to B.NI.H.S .... Bob gixes his approval to girls in general, while the mention of homework oter the weekend is sure to bring a frown frotn Bob . . . after college. a career as an atomic physicist lies ahead for our Bob. ppb -1' A HYIlI1l10f!I71C6'f,' National Honor Society 3. 4: Science Cllttbgjaticl? w 1 I r- I I y ll I-fit! 1 ' 'g ,I .1 1 D if jfflpzfy so f vi 1 f aff: KJ' J' ' Het - 5 ' Ut , , A ,rj 1 5 tw Vi ff' l 'f L yn. n M xl!! Ly tj I ' J fill fx, My rf ff Zyl J llliiiz Q 11,4 f 1 u , J .Y 1 7 gsligtgzlfx eocltnxsiw , , J' ' ,ts tum- QT. mt y Ju h w WL, 'IIO 7111.1 th pep, . . ' s 'CfMp'6'sottz ityftieflects her loxe ot people . . . ut 1t,tAt,tttt,t peoplgy and like other to Cfs Qftthq Big lihtee tate low on her ics atc it tot this clctcr iss tn pole . . . alcareer 'in journalism IW.: 1 ta 1 A ' - V tn' . 7 I vl1!IIIl1flllllit'f,' National iilonor Society 3, 43 Tri-Dt-ltgtg Nfllokfv signal 1. 2. Il. 4. . Edilvl' 3, 41 Class president 2. secretarx Il: Student tlountil tice-presidettt Il: Dramatic Club 2. 3. 4. student director 3, '12 Latin Cilub 3: lilteerlmtlittg 11 ,X N xg Basketballl ll, tnanager 2. 21: l-'ield llockex 1.213 Pep Squttd gtdxisot Q13 ll1ll'.1Il1ll1l.ll -.X i Sports 1, 2. 5, 43 Office worker 2, 43 Lowell bun reporter 4: Bleaclter fund Utne: Q ' Q Graduation Speaker. Vt' f .Q 19 s , f' .L 1 , yr ff 1. 1 X , w LA, M - JEAN MARIE CoLToN May 23, 1942 Z 1, Q1 Dependable . . . athletic plus . . .jeannie has that gift of being a truly wonder- W ful friend . . . respected by all . . . usually found either in the gym or in her Caddy . . . tops with jeannie is Bessie . . . the other two C's of the Big Three head her list of peeves . . . next few years will find her at Duke University where she will continue in excellence. National Honor Society 3, 4: Tri-Deltag C.A.A.3 Latin Club 33 Band 23 Basketf ball 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4g Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, team captain 2, 3, 41 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4g Softball l, 2, 3, 4, captain 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Bleacher Fund Drive. for f feffiiff ff- Jfff , we Jae WJ? ntfwi' 1 mf , KW MARILYN ANNE COOKE july 7, 1941 Intelligent and keenly interested in everyone . . . she is ever helpful . . . boundless capability . . . sincerity . . . loyalty . . . understanding . . . her am- bition-to live up to a certain someone's estimation of her . . . weekends at the Cape . . . the other two C's of the Big Three . . . New Year's Eve 1957. Wannalmzcet, Editor, Tri-Delta: Smoke Signal l, 2, 3. 4, business manager 3, 43 G.A.A.g Student Council Executive Board secretary -lg Debating Club 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, treasurer 23 Science Club 23 Bowling 2, 3. 43 Field Hockey 33 Pep Squad 35 Guidance Office worker 2, 35 Bleacher Fuxrd Drive. , .RW NL' c , 5 . v ' x fx 1' 'N ' lv 1 f . - ' 'f - J' V1 IQ ,VX if ,pl tr SUSAN ALICE CORKUM October 18, 19-11 Y Tall . . . talented . . . terrific . . . with an honest interest in every school activity . . . Sue's flair for the artistic has brought a great deal of beauty to our class functions . . . naturally her faxorite pleasure is art, in which field she - J. plans to center heir! life's work . . . her junior year homeroom teacher is some- X' one that she find 'quite dispensable . . . starred for success. , National I-Ionorej,Society 3, -lg Tri-Delta, G.A.A.g Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 3, treasurer 4jIDl'HlIlHl1Ei Club 3, 4. . f N Lt, .Yy ' t V iv R4 V11 , , 87 ANNEBELLE COSTELLO - April 21, 1941 Happy-go-lucky . . . friendly . . . capable .... A nne is usually seen with a mis- chievious twinkle in her eyes . . . moody people just don't rate with her, while a certain person whom she terms three guesses is her favorite . . . in the service or as a secretary in an office, whichever she may choose, Anne is destined ff , ' 'L to bring happiness to those around her. hh ,iv X ,wb I , Tri-Dena, fm Club 1, 3, 4, immatic Club 3, 4, Bowling 2,. Pep Squad 3, 4g t, ii U rp' Intramural Badminton lg Intramural Softball lg Intratnural Volleyball lg 1 1 LSL 11' ,xp junior and Senior Prom Committees. I 1 I 1 , VW , ,V I t ty ,1 , i y ,. A ly . fl fb 'I - Oi- vthi Q0 1X 1 M' LW I 1 I 3 J BRADLE ' VELL Y h0togriapliy CFI b 2, 35 Bowling 1, 2, 5, 4. X Slay if, 1942 lkal' . . . ikeable . . . full of lun . . . a wondeilul person . . . Iliad is a 'C ecutive in the Commercial Course . . . dancing is his lavorite activity . ' . con' mention work to Brad or you'l1 risk removing his happy smile , . . i 11 his capabil'tyf, Brad will probably be our lirst millionaire. X t' ly uf W I' J' ' l 1 ' I V - , . . '707'is'-- I ,V . A ' ff , f . 1. Q.. l x ,.. rw ll. I f' . 5 ' RICHARD ARNOLD CREAR june 13, 1939 Good-naturecl . . . dependable . . . industrious . . . Richie is our own private Marine Recruiting Service, such is his enthusiasm! . . . next to the Corps on his popularity poll are july 17, 1958 ami our car . . . getting up in the morn- ing and driving to school alone are at the bottom . . . after the service, Richie is planning on settling down and getting a good job. Art Club 21 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Science Club 1: Football lg Bleaclier Fund Drive. . r . -, t . , xl cu' ll MARY HELENE DANIELS April 19, 1941 Peppy . . . petite . . . personable . . . Mary. or as she is better known, Scoech , .li if I is one of our nicest-to-know people . . . a certain joey makes her life the happier . . . homework is the bane of her existence . . . in whatever she may choose as a career, Scoech is bound to succeed. Tri-Delta home room representativeg Photography Club 2, 33 Bowling 2, 31 Junior and Senior Prom Committees. IL J l lil 1 , I Q. illi '. 't i I ll ii M , f i N 4 L ,Z Y is li 1, 1 ri 1' 'Af-f ,'y 'i X7 il ' ' -.5 - I . I l 1 my .1 A, , ni!! V' I U i tl' l I X yi ' ld A D' I I . y y, ' ix I , 1 fl N .fl ' i-it -tv q is 3. l ' , I I lf lv I . qv L - . J N , :L , L t i , ww ,,,l, 1 4 . I 1 ipfi 'il ,J , KJ ' 'V 'i 54931 vl LU V ,Jil , if V ff U 1 'iv l l V ' H X Q J A ,T A .C I fi X F y L, - iv t' ,447 J X ' MI. V I-2 N 1 Y ll K yu -JM ' J ' W L ' Lf ltr' 'ly ,l l l v bg-vi CAROLINE THERESA DEBEN1iDIC'1ilS Atlgllsll 26, 1940 I ,l Quiet . . . kind . . . thoughtful . . . Honey is the perlect moniker for her because it describes her so very well . . . the type ol person that everyone loves to have around . . . her junior Prom will never be forgotten by Honey . . . another lazy lNIary who hates to get up in the morning to cotne to school . . . H0ney's demureness will always make her welcome, no matter where her life leads her. Warzmilrnicrlq '1'ri-Delta: Dramatic Club 3, 43 Pep Squad -lg junior and Senior Prom Connnittees. Q1 9, Q t Mio' DONALD jOSEPH DEMPSEY November 22, 1941 Versatility . . . comical . . . nonchalant . , . carefree . . . one could go on all ' f day about this manywfaceted Indian . . . there's never a dull moment when he's around, especially in our old English II class where he generally resembled a short fuse-sputtering and lively . . . the work of English IV makes it not s enjoyable to Don . . . his potential lies in the technical field, which he wil , probably enter. fj Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Bowling l, 2, 3, 4. 1 F. jOHN DEMERS january l, 1940 Football hero . . . friendly brown eyes with a happy gleam . . . amiability . . . Chuck's famous quote jolmny never gets mad . . . happy about a sweet sophomore miss named Gloria . . . those loads of books and the cold trip to school are the two things that johnny won't miss about B.M.H.S .... after graduation the Navy will get our P.P. tperfect personj . Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Bleacher Fund Drireg Baseball Diamond Maintenance Crew. in fC! f My fr W yy-fl M fwfw if 7' N l 1,Xr , X v- AA MARIE ANNE DEROCHERS May 22, 1942 Tall . . . terrific . . . tops . . . Mary Annes always ready with a quick quip to keep those around her amused . . . enried for her ability to get along with Mr. Sedar . . . fun-loving . . . Miss Pisani's Period 7 English class brings a smile to her face . . . her friendliness readily explains her pet peeye, conceited peo- ple . . . her affability will make smooth her road through life. Tri-Deltag Chorus lg Photography Club 2, 3. fr. .1 I If f 3 . Z -4 'li 4 if ,li f K 71,1 'ty 'fy y t f 1 ' L ' - V'-P' '- ' Q ff I J LU, jfbljjcltfpillf 5 ' if We 'L ff' ' ff , 1 1 , ' ,j-'. ' I' ' A by . A If . , J' fl , 4' 5 1 ' if VL k ga HL Lg.', ff jf: k DIANNE K. DESROSIERS May 14, 1942 ftp? Lively . . . loxable . . . whenerer theres a crowd, Di is usually in the center cbs: always on the go . . . Di has that elusixe quality of true personality . . . Di I L 4 'Eff rates moody people low while dancing and the junior Prom of '58 are the best. L X U Il'l171!1lllIl7lf6'f,' Smoke .Signal 3, 43 Tri-Delta: G.A,A. secretary-treasurer 33 Class , . Lg representatire 3: Student Council treasurer 3. 43 Dramatic Club 3. 43 Basketball l, 2, 35 Bowling 3, 4: Field Hockey l, 2, 3: Softball l: Pep Squad Advisor 3, 4g Intramural Sports l. 2. 3. 4: junior Prom Attendant: junior and Senior Prom Committees: Bleacher Fund Drire. 22 l L ALICE E. DIAS Short . . . sweet , . . super ...A Xllie has at ready smile for eierione . . . an understanding friend . . . sintere . . . xixatious . . . dating out ol town boss . . . Manchester, New Hampshire, is lieznen to her . . . people who keep lier waiting are low on her totem mole ' is sure to achieie her ambition, to keep s . Smoke Signal lg 'Iiri-Deltal Chorus 2. 3, 43 llleatlier lnntl Drixe. ji 'lun anuzny l3. 1911 I ' . . . with her great loxaltx and kindness she 'X fi JOHN EWARD DOHIQR1 Y Ottober 3. 1940 Blonde . . . the best . . . popular . . . poised . . . johnnx is well-liked and won- l teriul . . . eniied for his knowledge of the intritaties ol ears , , . fixing up ears and dating girls. espetialli one loielx benior miss. are tops with him . . . sehool gets the negatiie answer . . . suppressed desire to gike Clement A. Riley a speeding ticket. U'lI71Illl1l17ZCl'l.' Basketball 2, 3: Bowling 33 junior and Senior Prom Committees: g Bleacher Fund Drii e. 5 l ' f ,il f 1' I , ,rl if i A. 1 ' K fu ini! jp Q 7 MARY MARGARET DOI-IERTY Nlarch 18, HH! ' V . . . . . I .I Dependable . . . demure . . . delighttul . . . though Mary gnes the impression ff' of being extra quiet. friends know that she is fun-loxing . . , sinterity and ' , sweetness . . . on her black list are peeiish people and loudmouths . . . haxinvi ' fun is of paramount importance to her . . . she'll make a fine nurse. I1'am1aIm1fel.' Tri-Delta: Art Club Il. 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4: Field Hockey 3. 43 A Pep Squad 3, 43 Intramural Sports fl. 43 Senior Prom Committee. 0 1' , wr ,Il I iff- I I i 1 .fr W f -Q U + L. ' , -' L4 N LLM NJA' V . X! X ,WH r , VL ' l 5 AW. . fs ' pi - 4' .1 x ' l .uUf' Ev 4' M505 bfi J ' ! K DENNIS B. DOOLEY Quiet . . . tlexet , . , lltllltllilldlll . . . Deus u.tx uitli people nukes him well- liked . . . smile and hzippx uortl lui exetxoiit -... liit-ndlx , . . gootl-looking , . . atop his popularitx poll are xatgttions . . . linglisli IN' is lou in.tn . , . it ability attracts sticeess, Dennx will gilwgtxs be lmppx. junior Prom Committee: llleacher lfund lhiw. llL'tL'llllJL'l 29. li' lll Q3 JOYCE ELIZABETH DUCHARME August 14, 1941 Q. Tiny . . . talented . . . terrific . . . joyce is quite unassuming, which only adds to her charm . . . known for her singing ability . . . a time to be remembered forever was the day she and Milany Baroni sang in Bolton, Massachusetts . . . provoked by homework . . . someday we'll see joycie a New York coiffueuse. Tri-Delta, Art Club 33 Senior Prom Committee, Library assistant 3. X 4 f ps N . lp S , ' Z I S, L 'Till , Li. an V L7-Lb A ii J I I XR P 5 I I 0 X p 'Z' 1 ' gt v . fl 'J ,f ,, I I i gif' L ll I ...f CAROL ANN EASTMAN ' tm 25, 1942 ' Statuesque . . . super . . . sensible . . .justxa fe the mar ' ective litalale for Easty . . . nice to know . . . fun to have a und f y.'. blgy p le mizke t her mad . .. summers strike a note of happiness . . .N Ffi e t ast will make ' some lucky executive a perfect priva e secret y 4 i 6 I'Vf17l7lHIH7Zf6'f,' Tri-Delta: Dramatic Cl 3.431 ' ld ey , 3 epfySq d 3, 43 Intramural Badminton 2. 3, IntramurQ Yolley all 'P ' ju io rand Sen Prom Committees. KV 7' f it i c lr f f F ti J V DAVID W. I-XADER February 26, 941 VVitty . . . wise . . . Porkee is known for his square-top hair cut . . . ady retorts are his . . . friendliness personified . . . on his black list are the S cial- ites . while the junior Prom brings a smile to his face . . . PQrkee's sup essed desire is to serve as a truant officer. ' Wa11nuI11nct't,' Dratnatic Club -lg Football l, 23 Junior and S or P 1 Coln- mittees. 6' l v ' l ' y X W ' ff, X A ,' v . 44 - xg t D' :ff--'12 N, ' fd I Nj' 415122 lf f Q f f if JA if WM-' 3 I I .. I nag.. u, ' ' .Lilian - jANET FRANCIS FALL September 17, 1941 Lovable . . . laughable . . . scatter-brained . . . serious enough, however, to achieve honor roll grades . . . such is the versatility of this B.M.H.S. maiden . . . unerasable from her memory is the summer of '58 at Happy Hampton . . . another lazybones who hates to get up in the morning for school . . . Crash, as she is known, will be an all-round super secretary. . II'lHI71l11llIlCl'f,' National Honor Society 3, 4, Tri-Deltag Art Club,2, 4: Dramatic ' l Senior Prom Committees. Club 3, 4, Chorus 43 Pep Squad 3, 4: junior ant 934 5 ' N lx 51 MJ AVP lvl If ELAI X - F LEY A A M September El, 19110 R0lIliR'l'A IRI-QNli lf.XlUX'lil,l, Nlaich lH. l'Ill Petite . . . pietious . . . politesst -,.. lliidie is tl true l.1rl1-it-tict-11t bitt it-gultu, sweet auid studious . . , waiting llustt-is her . . . Llnulie seeins to be high man on her totem pole . . . with het llllllltflllllg 11.11s :uid rlept-111I.1I1ilit1, Iludit' will be the best nurse exerf 'l'1'i-Delta homeroom repiesetitiitixeg Stieute Llub lg lutizuntuttl l5.tsltetb.1ll lg junior Prom Attendant. -QL KVWS 1122 ., ME N-f I 1 li' . l4S'ff'T':w., 2 J ?L!.bH I I fgl-far . Z.. A . V , ,i ' K VIRGINIA I-'AY january 10, 1942 XX 1--, IVl1oe1'e1' said Good things can come in small packages had our Gini in 111i11d QL . . . school spirit plus , . . boundless energy . . . a little li1e wire who delights in dancing but retoes boys . . . if 1-ini is hull tl1e worker in later life that she has been at B.M.H.S., sl1e is starred for success. ll Il'arnml1n1rel,' .Snmke Signal lg 'I'ri-Deltag G..-MX.: Student Couutil -lg .Xrt Club ' , 3: Dramatic Club 3. 4: Pep Squad 3, 4: Illll'2lIlIlll'2ll Sports l, 2. 3. -1: I'il'CSlIlIllllI W ', and Sophomore Dance Comniitteesg junior and Senior Prom Committees: X 'f Bleacher Fund Drixe. l X 1, J X tx lt 1 ps Y 2' 1 ROBIN CAROL I-'URBES july 27, 1941 J 'if-4 -1, 155' Dependable . . . delightlul . . , Rockin Robin is one of our most xersatile s -If ii .asf misses . . . nzune it, and our Robin is profitient at it . . . Barrx is the light ol 1 ' ' 'J her life . . . but YX'esle1 and Wilbur are two lights that she'd lilae to extin-fuish fl ai, -' . , . her ultimate plxurslare to be Mrs. Spaulduig. N National Honor Society 3, -l: Smoke Signal l, 2: 'I'ri-Delta: QQ..-XA.: Spanish Club lg Intraurinral Badminton 2. 3: iowling l, 265, -lg junior and Senior Prom aux Committees. X NHL, tk J I ll' J If .141 ' . V J' ' 1' 1' 1 11 Lf ' N 1' lf '-X 1 . Jw 1 'ff' V P' 1 ty 'Nth ll , l J l XJ! 1 1 .W J' it V, v - Xt fl, -.t:X' lib 21 U 1 'N in . f 9 T21 f AJ 1 - ' 1 4 lf 1, C 1 if ,I , 7' S- ,I I Xl AX F l 1 ' Ms 1 A J A 4 1 i . ' N, ,N J JN 1 .jf V1 P 7 A il 1 f L il I ll 'f ,K 1 ff V ff! lyk l AJ ' ' L I - K 1 1' JA. X' V U ,fl 1 1 1 1 1' U' ll pper col r d sses shun 'tg L es eric u1 un nsh g 1 1 se ou le .. 'iss1's ' ' ' ' ' go s l lriends i11 h o C1115 1 . . . . . J' Q Q 'i 1 lit Q11 0 ll ss1 llst s ml - I W I ..' fr' 3 .. 1 Ji' :XIII ' 'Q girl . itl 1 t lt bn wt 1 1 it II +1 M 1 11 1 d s I1 111 Slt 1 111 Ill I t lied has no IIOII 1 atioi or t ' ll l1il 1' in 1' ome1 tom her I p ll.. tl f ' tnr 'ea' 'l Qi .'.' I '1 e11 .'-Ll ti - ' ' ' Y i I uit nr tl Iunvfle jim 1 xl 1 ilfdlnritx 141 b 1 ol t Chi lteii I ker ' io11. Q 1 Del . L.. 1 Bas tb l ,-, If Soft ll l, 2. 41: Pe Sq gt '. 4: ll mr l Sex 1 P 1 Com i e sg Blea 'l tr Fur d ri1' 1 L jx. rf! 1 Q: v' V .fl V v fv 'J XJ l ' 7 IRENE FUYYLIE - ' 4 l942 it lar N' 1' .1 fx, ,' .' x , . ., V , v I , l Q k t v y . viv 3 pus a V U her admirers galoe . . . honor student . . . great to be wi h . surest v to darken her sk' is to keep her waiting . . . football ga r.. ' I ic o f rit s fascinate her fo' .ome strange 09 reason! ' y' llvlHIIIIlIll!1f!'f,' ational Honor Society 3. 4: Tri-Delta: D' ati 'Qi lb 3 ' Pe 0 quad 3, 4: I1 amural Sports l, 2: Freslnnan and Soph re ' ICC tee L unior and I nior Prom Committees: Bleacher Fun rive. A ' v U A AJ 2 L, I .1 v fi V U if ov if 3 f , Y fig! X A AP Flirtatious . . . ' a 'it . . . irrepressable . . . Kid's charms a e M t 1 Kf.0 tx L it tif! ,fl'ij7X. 12 . ALLAN FREDERICK CAGE May 7, 1941 Intelligence . . , the great organizer . . . a skillful worker . . . adept at all things . . . efficiency plus . . . attracted by dancing and parties . . . repelled by cold Monday mornings . . , one of our junior executives in the Commercial Course . . . destined to someday be the president of the F. W. Woolworth Company. Warzrialrtzicet, Editorg National Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee. t rf , I ,, , I- I X1 1 A - 'j t. I KJ UU , V CAROL GAGNON December 8, 1941 Infinitesimal . . . ideal . . . inimitable . . , those who know her can't help liking her-such is her charm . . . convertibles have a way of drawing her attention . . . compositions have evil thoughts churning in her mind . . . her final step X up the ladder of success will be to become a Sargent . LA, Tri-Delta homeroom representative: Dramatic Club 3. 4g Pep Squad 3, 4 yjyfiiirl, L and Senior Prom Committees. ,lf . ,khaki qftfjpf 5 ll , l t .' -5,1 ,- LV x f '1 A 5 0, 9 A ' ,E 1 ' 3' ut 2 1 Y f QM ' 1 ' mv lui, -J Li L 1 ft! f of DONNA MARIE CACNON june 27, l9-11 R Exquisiteness . . . breathtaking beauty . . . Donna is one of our model Senior j girls . . . irked by Bookkeeping 2 . . . summer vacations are her favorite time of year . . . Don will be decorative as well as useful to whatever office is ' lucky enough to gain her. Tri-Deltag Art Club il: Dramatic Club 3, 43 Photography Club 2. 3: Pep Squad . 3. -41 junior Prom Committee. ', I sf fr Q6 V H f f' V RICHARD C C XRDXER August l94L, ,tif ' p ll' 7 Cats cats car td still more eats Beef is generally underneath. msnle, 1, - ' top of er or mt 0 just plain working with cars weekends me X ' with hist 0 H1 etti e morning is a tliflerent storv, though ,lr ' IMT ztgj J t oi all matters technical. Beef is sure to succeed as a 1 7 J l JI J I f lllflvkvvuf on P 'J Z Q, fl - GLORIA JEAN ou xox Nmontit-is 5, 19-109g we Brunette bubbly bountx Llotia is lull ol lun . . . Iniglttetpgher , f Commercial Course tltssts with hu htnnor . . . that ole' 1:3529 iis i 64,0 music to het eats getting up ca lx tn the morning to tome 44- tbl xetx easllx dtspcnsul th I L lout . . , she aspires onli, to be hapg, an! goal which we re sure she ll teach K 'if if f, ,644 ntrmlmtfzt Tri Deltt Iep Squad Senior Prom Cjtykftee. 9- A 7 X giifl A 7 A6015 1 X Ytifffdc 'Lei-ary, A JC ACCC! 7,2544 'FF-7 r tfgzgf gg? 'ff sf W J V0 ' JA' i 2 A y -.-ff--1' 'Qu Q 'I' ' ! ': .- i 1 .4 . 'V - LAK MICHAEL H. fL,XI,I..XCQHER june 29. l94l Happy-go-lucky . . . hard-working . . . Mike is a great guy with whom to work . . . whatever the task, he puts his full energy into it, and gets it done . . . usually seen at the Footl Center . . . bothered by Mr. Cracie's gun course . . . Mike will always remember May 9, l958g there is only one direction in which Mike will go, and that is up. Bleacher I-'uncl Drive. I f, tl A ! i 9 f Y i X if ' v I o , l 5 gl U41 V, , I My X' tiff' l nt fi' .1 f lt' fi! fo , 1 ' 4 V f Q'- !', - . ll , 146' at l ' 7 Q: I I JOSEPH CHARLES CEARIN januari 3, I9-42 Nonchalant . . . nite to know . . . nothing pertnrbs him , . . Ioex tan theer xou up in one minute-satisfaction guaranteed . . . at gem on the baseball tliainontl . . . tops with joey is the Totem Pole . . . English Ill is at the xerx bottom ot his own personal totem pole . . . tlestinetl for great things . . . an engineering career. Dramatic Club 43 Baseball l. 2. fl. -l: Bowling l, 2, 3, 4: lfoothall l. li: Intra- mural Basketball l. 2, Il, -l: junior l'roin Cionnnittee. 27 XYILLIANI LEXUS C.Il l-ORD january 20, 1942 YX'ee Hills . . . unnpletelx baflled In the whole situation . . . loxable . . . a pocket size with Qiant size capabilities .... Und magazine hits the spot w' Will. hut our little fella doesnt think that after graduation he'll miss getting up earli in the morning to get to school on time . . . t odest plans . . . to own a sports cat' and trailer of his ters' own. ! is Q 1 . 5 I J7 I I. jf. , fi , f L ' 7 . K' 4 if S sx - 1 , , , .Eg X R ,- ,,.. I A ' f. Q ' ' ' 1 ' 'f-.1 - ' ' ' X :Q . S , PAUL GLADSTONE May' 12, l94l Enterprising . . . entertaining . . . efficient . . . Happyrock is a hot ticket . . . good-natured . . . well-liked . . . one of the best dressed boys in ottr class . . . likes to date Olll of town girls as well as Billerica belles . . . one of his chief complaints is against the teachers who have been here for years . . . a smooth 'r' ' road ahead for this future businessman. , t , ,V ' Dramatic Club 4: junior Prom Committee. ' ,X , a x V , I X 'n ' r V U , t . it I JA 1 V ' ' t v W K. I K ' W A a SUSAN CRANFIELD October 23, l9-ll 3 Shining copper tresses . . . merry laugh . . . pleasant disposition . . . just a lan thumbnail sketch. bttt anxone would know it was Sue . . . sense of humor . . . daring . . . devilish . . . finds that weekends are the most fun , . . would like to permanently forget about getting up in the morning to go to school . . . after graduation. Sue heads for I.B.M. School. Tri-Delta: j.V. Basketball l. 23 Bowling l. 2, 3: Pep Squad 3. 4: Bleacher Fund Drive. ,vi Ngiitiggo' IWW 1 8 X . - it it 'A r if ft : -V I silt 17: f DOROTHEA GRICCI March 17, 1941 Shv . . sweet . . . affable manner . . . Dottx has a great deal of kindness and thoughtluluess for others . . . Mr. Cares' Einglish classes will be remembered bv Dottx long after graduation . . . she won't miss the deep freeze treatment airbound miss, heading for a career as a stewardess. Tri-Deltag Dramatic Club 3. 43 Chorus 2, Il, 4. Niiss Hood gixes us when we hate outdoor gym classes on cold days . . . an 1 I I I I I I I I I 'I I L I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q a 4 t-v all mf w Q X . I . X I -I If , XXI I gv . 'fx X s K NJ 11 X Y I .M .tx ., -N. .X j,u'n1'1'rII ELLEN 'qkovtis TQ H X 4 ' Slay zu, mu f X 'Fall . .JL tlllented plus pltig! . . , tliaunoud twiukligg onkihcr third linger, lclt ' N 'xlrzfutd , jildyjs another squaw who has bufnght honor 'to thg'homt: teeptge ol All-stzirducs. I ' 4-5 'B.M.H.S. . .lx her pink Hiituiy is her laP01ile K. . .'lllllllIJCl' one pcexe is against the All-Starcitttles . :Sf judv hopes to teach 'a ljillclxita pill to win the X 'I'ri-lJelt'213 Head Majorette I, 2, fi, -I3 Hand lg IQY. lsllilstllillml I. ' I U r I 'F , lf. .. RUTH IDA HALLENBORC October 129, 1941 Ruthy is the kind of friend that everyone wants . . . she is always there when she is needed . . . she does a wonderful job with any task she undertakes . . . Ruthy is responsible and refreshing . . . dancing makes her happiest . . . a certain nickname peeves her . . . the perfect make-up needed to be a nurse- kinclness, love of people, and capability. llarzrzulmzrelq Tri-Delta: CA..-X.g Dramatic Club 4: Basketball manager 3, 43 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 33 Pep Squad 3. 43 Intramural Sports l, 2: Fresh- man and Sophomore Dance Committees, junior and Senior Prom Committees. I A 4' , 1 S li , . Q' cy Q'j .' V 1 5 LORRAINE Il,-XMILTON May 9, 1942 lj Petite . . . perfect . . . peppy . . . this blonde miss bears the incongruous nick- 1 cl.: name of Mole . . . a lot of fun to be with . . . Harry spells Heaven . . . ' 'getting up in the morning is an awful way to start the day . says she . . . to be happily married is the goal which she has set for herself. KC Tri-Deltag Senior Prom Committee. 0 C v A , ' 0' L- Qc! I It all I rt, f , ' I I '13 I cv Il If ll Oytybl ' 9 W R It I I Ki . it ' V. Writ ,ol 3' V cw I if U VV R f' HEN YLj0SEP Axsls I . ay tsp I B '. . . one jk the tewilltf tt! n L, witty . . . wise . . . wonderful to hate if und . . . he and 'ilztlmpys' 2 uyltws have some prank in operation . . . 1 C Q, I serious sidef. T. ll :tud ny, . .'alle vicjto couceited people . . . dancing at 2' . the T 1 Pole iQ, uster's it of he lr time possible. V St icfpt Cot lCllflll0l1lC'l'tfQDi rel 'esiytfatixe 43. -Y-I Dramatic Club 3. I: Science X l: etball lg Bowling Iliff 43 lntra ral Basketball l, 2. 3, 'lg Disc ockeyil fl ' junior and Sen'or P m Corning es. X 1 I C' S f , jj 7 III' J 70 X V I IW ,vt ,wtf - I2 K1 W ' ' U or W fy c ,Lf f ,f ' if' rf 'file Ms 1 LI, Z? ,M V fi fi, fi .W .. J BETTE L. HARTSHORN Question-lYho's that attractive miss with the sparkling smile? Answer-Xllhy that's Bette Hartshorn, better known as Dusty . . . the Air Force blue of a certain Smittv has a wav of distracting, her . Air Force in eneral is the - . . . - - g bane of her existence . . . happiness always to this charming Senior. Hv!ll1lIIIItI?If'C'l,' Tri-Delta: Photography Club lg lPep Squad 3, 45 Intramural Bad- minton lp Senior Prom Corufnittee. 1 ' ' KARYN LOUISE HANSIS May' 23, 1941 How can one so incomparable have an equal? . . . evidently it's possible, for Karyn matches Buster in niceness and versatility . . . she shies away' from em- barrassing nicknames . , . Stretch . . . hopes always to be happy. IVam111Ia11cf't,' Smoke Signal l. 2, 3, 43 Tri-Delta: CAA.: Class representative 1, 23 Student Council secretary 3. 43 Chorus l, 23 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Photo- graphy Club 33 Basketball l, 2, 3, 41 Field Hockey l. 2, 3, 4, captain 4g Softball l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad Advisor 3, 41 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3. -iq Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees: Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Bleacher Fund Drive. 0 May 28, 1941 1'-, .Fi ffm' ' f' ,f I ' ' 1 . l f lf' 1, ' Y ' y J It Hy' i L fy' ya fy vii 11 jg 1 - Vviiv f vig- LW! fl' 1' 1 ' i ft A 1 CAROL ANN HAVILAND june 6, 1941 Beautiful black tresses . . . friendly ways . . . dependability . . . Carol is one of our lovely cheerleaders . . . Lefty is number one man on her totem pole . . . boys who lie don't even rate . . . suppressed desire is to change her writing habits and become a Lefty . Tri-Deltag Dramatic Club -lg Cheerleading 43 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 43 junior and Senior Prom Committeesg Bleacher I-'und Drive. ROBERT ARTHUR HODGDON a 1 1 X A ' b The king size version of the best sort of person available . . . ey d 1. . .f i e . . . Shorty dislikes work . . . a certain brunette is the only gi' in his l ' . K an intense interest in all things mechanical . . . aims for a,pos'tim as . truck driver. ' , r , . 1 N VX!! I , -f f N T' . ' i I f ,i f i X 6 V yt . '-ff? ly pl so y . 1-if Q ROBERT PATRICK HOGAN E I One of the quietest nieinbers ol the Senior tluss . . . those who know hiin well 44- declare his qualities . . . reserxed . . . industrious . . . lien hats ai n1itut.il apti- tude for building. while trttxel does not please hiin . . . inspires to pass lznglish IY. i K ltunizux 23, lflll .W iw- Q' , asv' -I Q M ' .Q .. R . i f ,' Ts if rg 2' f 1 7 A iii .. i XIMMQM fdfwwf . , , ikfwl NORMAN N. HOLDEN .X Jril 21. lflll l One of the Center crowd . . . ntitixe lllllllllllfxlffi0l'lllLlCls'S Drug Store , happy disposition . . . NOl'lllll'lS witty' little tonnnents tire quite ltlllglltllilt' . Maine czlnips . . . delighted with the sunnnei ol '38 . . . his thiel tonipl.1int against l5.NI.H.S. is our short lunch periods . . . Norniie is ttirbound tor 1 career in the Air Forte Blue. .wif lr M t Ov ff E- . ROBERT DENNIS nooiuxxxr time is, rein k V One of our best, whether in basketball, tluss, or in personalitx rating . . . his Q f blonde head is usually in the center of the trowd discussing- the gzrnie-or A , planning some party . . . znnzuing . . . aictixe . . , at tertain girl with the initials L Q M. C. is 'the object of his affections. wliereus he objects to sixth period studs B la HN . . . p Smnk Sliih X'- Q4 ilitl My al il? Y 5 i il ,. M lfivi i i i i I i i i Q 1 5 ' f ns on college and then on to certain stuceff. it all 0 13' lD1 llll'lllL Club 3 -1' llrislsetbull l 0 '3 4' lhselytll I 'H -l' Nix 1 y-,ky ,D L , l, 1 ,-.,, , f.. 1 .-... . Bow ngil, 2, 3, 43 junior and Senior Prom Clonnnittees. WK :il I ig' 7 liENNIi'l'll E. HOl'Gll l-'ebiu.nx ll, lf Trzinslotiners . . . trttnsinissions . . . tubes . . . .tnxthing tonteining .i t.u .imieil to Kenny . . . Jrurctiutl . . . irolitient . . , it-rsnn.ible , . . des nu' his inien t l l l l interest in itll things ineth.init.il, putting in gi lmnsinission Iiusti.ut-X out lid . . . like so initni iodding l.ins. ninning drugs brings his exei-le.nlx snnle tw Kennfs flue . . . bound lor noils with niotois and in.rnilolds. Busebatll Nlaiiiitemtiite Clit-ng lile.uher ltund lhixe. iiodtv f-sl bil 0 SP' M FRANCES Hl'NT january 17, 1940 xx Cay laughter combined with a niarielous sense ol humor . . . frownless face . . . wonderlnl to haie :nound at all times . . . considerate . . . plights and problems are minor to 1-ran . . . enjoying life and making things easier for others are her sources ol pleasure . . , whirling about a dance floor to the latest I , hits is her faiorite spare time enjoyment . . . arising in the morning is a difficult task . . . to be a successful secretary is her aim, one which she will J easily attain. Tri Delta: Dramatic Club 3, 43-Senior Proin,'?ionmaittee.f Y A L K .Q K I B ' fl f f ft 7 Cy! , 54-47. . ,Aung , ,,.-717 x -f ak ' I7 f Y V 1' f f f I , , at, iff ., ,N v ' r X ,s I I fwi I . if ,5J:.lf,P ,-V' ,mv K Lf-LZ, A . ' fx if ' I 1 V , X. 1 A' fl! X I CHARLES EDKVARD JOHNSON October 27, 1941 Is he BMI-lS's best? . , . ask anyone and their answer will be in the affirmative . . . his winning way conquers all who know him . . . always with a good word . . . made to lift sagging spirits . . . big smile . . . big heart . . . trite friend who would give the world on a string if he could . , . the prosp 't of elling L tickets to Chuck's dances isn't a bright one for Charlie . . . be' ' Ch msford '58 is memorable . . . he receiied the best back tropiy ia ' litioi 1 L 7 A Turkey Das tilt . . . his goal to be a success will be ' we at A is!! 5 7 Y accustomed to looking towards that paydirt. by 1 f ,tt 1' L Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2. ' 'f 1 ,Z fl A J-I A U 1 fl ft 1 We it C' Nfl if A .IJ U , Jr ,fax J 42 v J Jil W SHEILA KEI,I,EY February 1, 1940 Long flowing brunette pony tail . . . sprightly step . . . easy to get along with U . . . Lincolns and lads are at the top of this lass's likes . . . while 1:55 be , sweet music to her ears . . . Sis aspires to work for a large Boston business fx I office, where she will undoubtedly do an efficient job. Tri-Delta: Photographs' Clttb 1. 2. 3: Library assistant 2. 3, 4. 061 QXEVFQ Qlfvk' .f--'- sfjf1sQff A N-uv ,W offfl 713 LV C ' i Mg, as 04 U9 X NJ ' ' K ,ff W JV ' 1 V SI EVEN JAMES KEl.l,EY April 13, 1942 PP t1'erfett Peisonj is an apt destiiption . . . always ready, willing, and able to be ol assistance when needed, which is as often as all the time . . . an easy, contagious sense ol humor that makes merry the mood of all those about him . . . sincerity . . . a totlit room and a priiate, pine-paneled office will be the home away from home ol this luture Perry Mason . . . September 23, 1958 is the laiorite occasion lor Steie. 1 Snmkt' .Signal 1, 2, 111 Student Council representatiie 43 Drama' Club 2, fl, 43 1 2 5 Baseball 3, 4: Basketball I, L: Bowling 1, Z., 3. 43 junior Prom Committee. 32 L If f-1x 1-1 , Lf V1 111' 111-LRNICII-L MAR11-l 111-,Ol 1111XX 111-11-111111-1 T. 1'111 V1-1s11li1i11' . . .1i1111i11us111-ss . . . 111111111 ...1111-11- 181111 21 111i11g i11 11111111 131-11111- 11111-s11'1 1-x11'l . . .111'111i1i1-111 11.1111 ll 11111-1111 111111 111-1-1111-. s111- 111-1111-s 1l1,'l 111111 sl11ls1l 11u11i1s . . . I'Cgll1l1l11 111111111 111 1111- 2111 11111111 willi 11111111 11111511 111 11111111 . . . 111111111 1111111s 111111 s11111111 1111 111 1111111 11,111. 1111- 111-1 11111-1 111s11111-s , , . s111- 11111 111- 11111111111 101111111111 1l1e I1 R's 111 s111111- 1lll1x1 111111118 111 1111- 11-11 lll'ill 11111111-. 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Ll su111-ss is 1111111 s11e wishes a111l su1eess is 11'11i1i11g. 11l1lIII11llIl7lfl'f,' 'l'1i 131-11111 .-X1-1 Clllll 2: B1111111i1111111 1, 2, 3: 1-'11-111 11111111-1 1, il. 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 33 -Illl11Ul' 111111 Se11i111' P111111 Cl11111111111ee. 1 1 1 , 1 v O 1 1. 1 5 1 1 ' 5 51 1 1' 1 N 1 vo' JEANNE MARIE L1-lX'1iSQL'E S1-111e11111er 2111, 15141 , 1 ' l.Zlllg11ICI' is her 111111e111111'11 . . . g11il1 going 1111111 11111- 1-10111 111 1111111111-1' 111111i11g 11 X sp111'11le 111 the 11111111s11l11-1-e . . . 1111111111 greeliug w11i11- 11111i11g flblll' i1e 111-11111 X Ly,- Ol'llCl' . . . haxiug 1-1111 is ll1J1JCI'Il10S1 wilh her . . . 11 111111113 111-111 llll11iCS 11111' life lighter. II'111111a1a11c1'1.' Dl'2l1Il2l Club 2, 3, 43 '11l'CZlSLl1'Clk 4. 1 ..,, , 1 1 UL I - 1111 1.1 Y 11 I 1 If f f W A , 1 f ' f I '. ' ' BETTY ANN LEWIEN December 24, 1941 - f ,' ' Dependable . . . witty . . . sincere . . . school spirit plus . . . her four years of hi-school hare been fun for Hudi , but we think BNIHS has been the more fortunate for her being here . . . to hang a shingle with NLD. affixed after her name is a future eient . . . always prepared. IVnmmlm1cvt,' National Honor Society 5, 4, Smoke .Signal 3, 43 Tri Delta, Drama Club 2, 3, 43 Science Club lg secretary 2, 33 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 43 junior and Senior Prom Committee. , G ' I 1 L 1 1 I , V V 'f 7' ly A, I' 1' if ,f ML 4 GLORIA JEAN LOHNES February 19, 1942 Charm . . . beauty . . . loyliness . . . this gracious senior lass is at home on a ballroom floor or a basketball court . . . Glo has just what her name implies . . . her ambition to be always happy will certainly be a wish fulfilled . . . getting fouled out of basketball games isn't a favorite of her, but a lad by the name of Mike is. Smoke Signal 3, 43 Tri Delta: CAA., Dramatic Club 3, 43 Pep Squad 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 JV Co-Capt. lg Bowling 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 43 Intra- mural l, 2. 3. 4: junior Prom attendant, Freshman arid Soplo re Dance Committee, junior Protn Committee. R jo f Ky WW ' l R: . N1 B.-iR x Login: june 17. 1941 lur' g . . . p i 'ati . . . is so histicated lass with savoir faire . . . a r smile a .w e ersor ty mak f r a well liked person . . . synonymous w effici cy s i' Len, a date, September 3, 1956 are her ' l' t. . m 'ti n to liv 1 a penthouse might require an elevator M. . tl re is no ' p ti g t e fact t Dianne will be happy in whatever she ' , does ,lv l' rzc .' Tri lt' , X ub l, 43 junior Prom attendant: Library JQSISIHIII 2 'l 1 Y XX' X X . N f 1 I - v V1 1 1 1 I .pifylb t fl 1111 1 I SQ? ,ll SALLY NI.-XY NIacCONNELL ,1 March 28, 1942 Denture . . . adorable . . Q black hair . . . azure eyes . . . doll like . . . full of fun . . . light hearted . . . could hare danced all night . . . burning the midnight oil doing homework and waiting not too patiently for late arriiers find little fasor with Sally . . . cute and quiet. Tri Delta: junior and Senior Prom Committees: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees. SLE ELLA NIacCONNI-LLL Xlarth ZH, IU!! Good things come in small packages . th'it's oui Sue w o ' ' K . . t . h might be tiny but terrific . . . as buss as a bee winging from one organization to another . . . never forgetting that bpontaneouv, Smile . . . graciouxly greeting exeryone . . . sure success lies aheacl for 5horty. nj,- llkznmilmzcelq National Honor botieti' 3. 4: treaxurei' 4: lri Delta: Claw Repre- . l I sentatite 43 Student Council Vice Prexitlent bl: Dianna Cllub ll. '41 President Vi: ' 1, Pep Squacl 3, 4: Baclminton l, 2, il, -lg Pieltl Hockey 1, 2, ll: junior and Senior . J Prom Coumiittees. i X' ' gd 4, 5 ,ga 9f9 'V. - iw- . ,J 4.7, Mo W 911 N H 5 ffJ.fv--6 I J We MALCOLM XY. MARSH XLL fe' 1 I l - fffwy 1 I GERARD HENRY NIacDUNAI,D ,Xugust 2. 1941 Conscientioux . . . tlepentlzibilitx plua . . outwtaniling in all he clues . . . BNIHS coulcln't get along without him . . . can be seen operating nioxie pio- jector . . . using office telephone contacting near aml fai ',.. moxt liltelx to succeed especialli in hir chosen careel '... electrical engineering . . . female projector operators are frownetl on by Mac. llitllllltllrlllfth' National Honor bociety 3, 41 Prexiclent 4: Drama Club 2. 3, 43 Science Club 1, LI. 3, 4: Lfratluation 5 eaker. I Q , . l A I V . X A P l I i I Y , 1 . October 12. 1940 Fun . . . fun . . . and more fun . . . goocl times galore . . . hot rotls . . . can be usually seen untler a car or peering questionally untler the hootl of Same . . l ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . tancem at XUIIIIIUS Lake will long be ltllli l l , g '- '-inneret by Fats . , . to be Mayor of Pineh ' 1 ' er' uiat lb ns non not NO bcciet sinh. Football lg junior and Senior Prom Com iv I OH Q . UM mittee: Bleacher Puncl Drixe. 9--4 QQ lf' ig, v. f' '53' 'W' PETER CHARLES NI.XRSH.Xl.l . june IW. lflfll Comitlerate . , , exer helptul . . . Pete has that ii.ix .ibout him that lninixlitw cares antl minimizes wori'ieS . . . to lintl him, merelx lool-c behinil the Ntet-ting wheel of his conxertible. whicli ix lilcelx to be moxt aiixulieit '... tiipx to lfloritla. XYaxliington . . . xittorx ritlev- :ne a xpetialtx ui hix. Il-IU17Illll1lIf'tl.' Nmolfc' Signal fl: Science Klub 2. Il. li ll.iNlNt'tb.ill l. 2: lltiiiling IZ, 3, 43 Junior ztntl Senior l'rom C.oininittc'e-3 lQ.il'eteii.i Xtotlwtg Blcxttliei lnnil Drive. 35 yQif X0 X C' f ,J Y fy Aff U X ggniizrizxnay-QQiitsii,x1.i, september 5, 1941 C J'I'al . . . graceful . . , sweet . . . quiet . . . Shirl is always nice to have around A ' . . . elul and accurate in her accoinplishments . . . a male by the name of , Chrrlie is her source of delight, while being called Shorty is l1Ol overly enjoyed H J Nzjllrer . . . to have a millionaire husband is her desire. v ,f jii Delta: Dramatic Club 3, 43 Photography Club 33 Chorus 3, 45 Senior Prom t Committee. 5 I e Y 'as 'Yav 'C' , x f M, 1 X f, X 6- E F l X y lk L saw ij' X lfv imap- faqld .L O l .E MARTELL March 7, 1942 0 l ark tg eyes . sparkling smile . . . a face that lights up reflecting on those - ' yi AOIIL er . . .lfdestined to fame. a few years will find her name in who's who Q! ' , . . . a ch ming and cord'al airline stewardess, she will be greeting future 1 ' p ss ngersxa she greets I2 smates now with that unequaled personality . . . , 1 mer f ' 8. N I Hum: ice? Tri De 1 G..X..X.g Drama Club 3, 43 Secretary 45 Pep Squad 3, 4: K dm' ton tl 2, 3, 43 sketball I, 23 Field Hockey 2. 3, 43 Intramural Sports f 9 X 1 l. 2.yV, 41 ju or .Pror A endantg junior Prom Committee. lj l J I fx' fill X ' I ' ,lu 1 lv lliyb ,f LV l X A l!,, X 7 I L f J PATRICIA MARTISLL JL September 28, 1940 Petite . . . pert . . . a loyal ro ter at all athletic functions . . . sweet and natural way keeps her at the top of ereryone's list . . . frequent treks to Cam bridge . . , a favorite destination . . . detention is not so well liked by Patsy . . . locker trouble is this lovely lass' only problem. Drama Club 3, 4: Pep Squad 3. 4:L:cience Club l: Chorus 3, 4: Badminton 3. l 'X .- will jd , MR! Silk R . it 5 . y V yi l X , OV ku jif If lf yt No X I ll g M V gf X! Mit ' 'Ls 3 vt 0 it i , gi 'T 9 hr' xl rl' 4 4 M , wg, A ' a.. ,,-. -. May 26, 1941 EDWIN FRANCIS MARTIN Debonair . . . gallant handsome gent' . . . interest is in bonds, or should we with music and jokes . . . Eddie's . . Females and autos are delights this is his only dull moment . . . say blondes . . K. life of the party prepared our talented thriller . . . and lady killer . chief . . . rising but not shining at 7 . . . Campus bound is he with paint brush and beret hoping to pursue a career in art, and maybe some of the Coeds too. . Wamznlanccl: Art Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2. 3, 43 Photography Club 2, 33 Science Club l. 23 Spanish Club l: Football lg Disc jockey 2, 3, 4. 36 I e I i DENNIS McCAl l REY Dezember 5, HMO 1 lNhat would we do without Mac . . . always there when needed which is HIOSI 1 of the time . . . dashing from corridor to corridor . . . easy smile . . , easy 1 manner . . . pacifies l'fCllllCKl and lrauled . . . responsible . . . clever . . . mild 1 humor . . . lriendly to one and all . . . likes to Latch those extra -10 winks at 7:00 a.m. K Dramatic Clttb 3, -lg Bowling I, 2, 3, 4. X A X '61 l 1 ig vl til il N ttyl lvl YJ Xl .J ,xt XJ CW w 'NN f I l l X Q t l M Yr t N l . N lv tr' X l F is i Y' xy t XP vt tl XXX S lx 1 S N '. J l is , , Big .ld -.5 ci gli , FRANKLYN JOHN MCCAFI-'REY August 20, 1940 ' L Keeping things gay is his specialty . . . never a dull moment when Mac is ' there . . . quips and jokes . . . comic antics that has everyone laughing . . . born to make others happy, Mac is one of those people who easily gets along with the wide world . . . unsellish . . . considerate . . . A girl named Sully consutnes a lot of his titne . . . his wish is to becotne a tnember of the school ' 'I , i committee. XX 1 lfVll7I7IfllI17ICt'l,' Class Representative 43 Student Council Representative 3, -lg w Basketball lg Football 1, 23 junior and Senior Prom Committeeg Bleacher Fund X Y l Drive, Baseball Diamond Maintenance Crew. j ', xx 1 ' , x L- , x is . X il' ' L, ' I ' f , L' - Pg!! JJ' U V I fl GLADYS M. Mc ' NE. ' uari , 19 Neat as the p o er ial in . out 1 e 1 t joy .L . race, t m lea t personal y it on vt iderl prel pac' ge . . . e and 1' u A . . 'fd' g through i on fl in' ic mud . . . ul IJJIC st' ss . . !. b ' Bill is the o l' ccupa 'of ' little blac' bt k . bein Ae. sed rin . .corn from E Dol i . a ialne w suitf o het I lv 1 l X Smo e ig: 1 3, 4' the ' adin ,, 43 ina CILL 3 ,g Jetball lg junior ' l't' m .f t dant' tnio' nd .' tor PEL C nnwee. 6 i . L' i X l J!! Q' V t ' 4 i' I . ,I I i , , tt y lf P I , l if ' fi L I fb, :N I k lk Y. B41 1 if le ., i I X fj ' 4 ly B by lit 'tiqtw' W ' ' s , ' .' Ct A C ' 1 l , . V f ' fl QSC' . A-1' 0 V i M P IL I ,Vu M J V j l L l .W gy A X, ,f , A ff F-I 01 V Lf A LU' I fa! U 'Lf' L i , Q , l -A , tr i I Q 4475- f yi- l - i j C .'.t' J, vu l 'i L K f 1 Q , , , 4 4' i ti PA! ,jf ' gb MARY MCGURN ' ffl' ivmtii 12, 1942 s.. Big smile . . . confetti . . . dirty knees id hoarse voice following every well cheered game . . . always on the side ro ting our Xvarriots onto victory . . . ' ,J a live wire from head to toe , , . bright and gay as a party . . . happy as laughter .6 In . . . has unlitnited supply of pep . . . an Oldsmobile is her favorite chariot 3 V 4 I . . . to drive a cab and make much on tips, lf V L L 1 Smoke Signal 2, 33 'fri Delta: Dramatic Club 3, -lg Cheerleader 3, 43 Basket- A V ball I: Bowling -lg junior and Senior Prom Committee: lfreshman and Sopho- X more Dance Cotuinittee. A' 4 t 3 t t l y 37 .' sf flft .W lt -.. .Y -. .1 ' + 24 3 1 K v I 3 4 f K a l at DAVID McOUAID N September ll, 1939 Tall blond with slow winning smile . . . happy-go-lucky . . . carefree . . . good natured . . . plays the field with a scouting eye . . . always has the wheels M. G . , Y . . . . , . . r racies uelght lifting course isnt his favorite past time-loves baskii in Florida's golden sunshine . . . ice cream . . . f ' hunting is a spare time pleasure. Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. A . X ff' IUN MARGUERITE THERESA MURPHY Affably greeting one and all . . . has . . . having fun and enjoying life . ' Y needed . . , Her diary keeps notes on all the wonderful times s ent with K JOHN LEO MCHUGH November 23, 1941 Girls sigh as popular jack saunters by . . . like a flashlight, he's ever ready . . . quiet personality one might think, but he's really full of T.N.T. . . . ambitious . . . one in a million . . . on the ball, jack has a crowded social calendar . . . school dances are a favorite of his, while conceited people are on jack's black list . . . easy to get along with all the while . . . as classmates and teammates will agree. Smoke Signal 2, 35 Base all 1, 2, 3, 4, Baysketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 5 Jun'or and Senio P om nmitteew V Y' N M Y, LLL-,Dix it l . A, wfw, If ,fav f is lr' Qi? 4 L if 'v 1' , 1 'f,O 5,4fp We yi f KC W nz .ff lem t U E if w 6 A if Q4Mj',i,,l X 1-ff gil J U 5 yi! Q' 9 fi A' s 1- ' if 3 Qc X YQ , 'fv- l1llXl!lg FZXPPCS FRANCES MONAHAN january 14, 1942 Easy to get along with . . . makes her own fun and supplies others with it with her personality with more than plus . . . attractive . . . always in style . . . a bri ht future with a ranch home and a happy family inside is what we predict f Fran...Wd .d ' ' ' ' ' e nes ay and Friday nights are her best liked times in the ek . . . Larry lies amongst her peeves. xl, ' Delta, Badminton 1, 23 Bowling l, 2. 3, 4: Junior and Senior Prom, Bleacher u Fu d. f 3fl'p,il.f.W stef W October 3, 1941 a pleasant smile and word for everyone K being ready to give assistance when .P , ev . . . people who shun others find no favor with Peggy . . . to be a comptometer operator is her future plans. llknzrzalarzcetg Tri Delta, JV Basketball 1, 2, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. 0 J 5 K , 38 - 0 1' i V i . 4 4 it 'lt l i , , ' , ' f Q. ie . Y f- lf M' V A iii f CHARLES E. MURRAY February IS, 1941 2 J ji ,lil ' 1 y Unselfish . . . unequaled . . . that's our Charlie who can be seen chaulfeuring ' ,' , V ff l ' 'ij a group around in his rod . . . sincere . . . loyal . . . well liked by all X f fl 9:5 greatest source of pleasure is a certain junior jtidy . . . school lunches will , never get a Duncan Hines rating with him . . . tremendous. XJ i Dramatic Club 4: Football 23 junior and Senior Prom Committee. lj I X I r f i 2 H r i ff I I v V , 'i I fl 'V i f if - 'Q' rf ii ' d hw , 1 J X U F i . Q ri f f' - Ns , r ,ax lx X Xl K' , -W O ff 1 it X, A MW if i' !ifii+f?i m ' 1 ai, 1 Y A 5 QR! 6' F T' ,f DAVID wiasriai' sicnizsr April 8, 1940 YVith Dave on the team. all is up to par. as great accomplishments have been made by this star . . . our answer to I':3lllI.l7't S man-of-the-year . . . our well- dressed, well inannered man about town . . . handsome as well as helpful . . . loud people rank low on his totem pole, atop which is his faxorite lady fair . . . C.G .... with sharing mug in hand, Daxe wants to become a rich barber . . . considerate . . . conscientious . . . BMI-15's best by far. Class representative 31 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Baseball l, 2. 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 43 Bleacher Fund Drive: junior and Senior Prom Connnittee. v .JP .54 , V- i f li sig! M A 3 fry 1 fy? N .Ya 6 by ROBERT JOSEPH MURRAY May 10, 1941 02 ,AM Red hair . . . and in contrast to his carrot top is his mild pleasant personality ' that is always the same, wonderful . . . never lets an opportunity pass him by . . . never without his cheery greeting . . . Rose Marie Constantino is a sweet damsel who is tops with Red . . . haiing no car has probably prompted his ambition to be a pilot. Track 2, 3. J . 'N if I f 1311 X 1 , ' is .. NANCY ANN NEISS june 29. 1941 Fashionable . . . friendly . . . full of fun . . . Nancy always nianages to look tailored and perfectly groomed from head to toe . . . loies parties .ind danics . . . exery minute in her day is accounted for . . . a certain l.id with the initials D. S. heads her list of delights . . . to be a good wile and be happily inarried is her goal in a life we know will be successful . . . she is usuallx Iichind the whccl of her car. A-41: - ll'Ill1?lIllI1!lfl'f.' Tri Delta: Class Representatiie l. 2: Basketball l. 2: lladininton 1, 2, 3: Bowling I, 2, 3, -ll Volleyball 1. 2. 3: junior and Senior l'iom Loma mitteeg Bleacher Fund Drive. k ii 39 lf L1 ill' ,Jw l L. jN- ff Q Ng .2 .1 5 WSW , :AY JJ' 'V' V579 f C Q L ,a ry JOHN lf. NKCENT February 23, 1941 Happy-go-lucky . . , easy to get along with . . . that's our jack who hasn't a care in the world ...Q joy to be with . . . intakes all those who know him like him . . , wonderful sense ol humor. combined with smiling face ...' fhough his feet are on terra firma, his eyes are looking towards the sky, where he hopes to be flying a plane some day soon. Basketball lg Bowl' rg 1, 2. 3. 4. yi y, J XJ y IA.. Ny 1 flfb wiv fihvvijilllfjlygb J 1 li ry P+- bf P i ii i x. it , lla YP J V U 'YF' J an l v ' Wt' fx ,yi ' V rl? ri X' w 1 fy L1 'KPN v T JUDY-ANN MARIE O'CONNOR May 9, 1941 Dependability . . . efficiency . . . capability . . . versatility . . . all in one wonderful person . . . always ready to do a job and do it well is this strawberry blonde . . . BMHS will be losing its life's blood when Judy graduates . . . being with friends, of which she has many, is her chief delight . . . judy's wish is to be happy in whatever she does. lfVannaIa11cei,' Smoke Signal lg Tri Delta representatiyeg Drama Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club lg Photography Club 23 Pep Squad 3, 4: Majorette 1, 2, 33 Intra- mural Sportsg Guidance office workerg junior andySenior Prom Committee. 1 ' ' me Q-to 'i 9 -tl Liu Y 'ii 4 lufwi' ', f of N NFL .i , if fic X 4, ,, ,vw THEODORE OSKOWSKI Hearty laughter that makes others wan dances . . . knows what to do. when staying in bed on cold winter mornings' however . . . damsels are his delight. Baseball 1, 23 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. l ll . . eagerly dashes out of English class, V Af March 12, 1940C L to join in . . . a bolster at parties and ,' ff . . gay life . . . no woes . . . enjoys f ' J i 1 fU 5 39 .N- THERESA OUELLET August 16, 1941 In the chem lab . . . at meetings . . . during parties and dances . . . there's Terry . . . our exer faithful, exer competent. clexer senior lass . . . never makes an error as far as we can see . . . modest of all her accomplishments . . . to be a chemical engineer is her wish which we know will be fulfilled . . . conceited people haxe a low rating with her . . . dancing. National Honor Society 3, 45 '1'ri-Delta: Science Club 23 Badminton. 35 Bowling 2, 3, 43 Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees: junior and Senior Prom Committees. 40 VIRGINIA ANN PADL'Cl-I May T, 1012 V.A.P. are her initials but she's a VIP. lX'ery Important Person, in our books . . . a pleasant outlook on life . . . happiness is her companion . . . has ability in great measures . . . Ginny finds pleasure in bowling, but rising in the wee hours of the morning would be eliminated lrom her schedule, if she had her way . . . to teach is her chosen career. llvflllllflfflllffff .Smoke Signal l, 23 'lri Delta: .Xrt Club 23 Dramatic Club 2. 3, -lg Latin Club 33 Science Club lg Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 43 junior and Senior Prom COIIIIIUIICCQ Library Assistant l, gf Bleacher Fund Drixe. 7- IL Wil lb w Lf Of Ji i A if' . ,QV jug' cxlj' A FRANCIS PIACENZA February 26, 1940 Pleasant smile . . . cheery greeting for all . . . hots rods . . . cool music . . . is usually located putting seat covers on, or connecting wires . . . like the corner shoe shine boy. Spizzy has little use for people who don't polish their foot wear. Dramatic Club 3, 4, vice president 43 Basketball 23 Football 1, 23 Bleacher Fund Drive. f 3 MICHAEL HAROLD PICKOWICZ jR. january 26, 1942 Six footer . . . every inch full of ability and talent . . . auburn hair that tops a brain-powered head . , . ambitious . . . leaies no room for improvement as everything he does is letter perfect . . . Mike hopes to become Dr, Pickowicz in the future . . . gum chewers are irksome. lI'annalancet,' Photography Club l: Basketball l. -l. 42:14 'Q' .4-f' ll I A J is 'rs-'X BARBARA ANN PIPER August 2, 1941 : A face smiling always . . . a grin for every minute . . . uplifts down-hearted ones . . . keeps things gay and lively . . . she nexer lacks an easy laugh . . . sweet personality . . . her moments to remember are those spent with Lennie . . . a career in nursing and a married life lies ahead . . . Pipe scratches two-faced people off her list . . . tops with everyone. 'A ll'IlIl!II1lll7ll'Ff,' Tri Delta: Art Club 2, 3: Photography Club 2. 3: Bowling 2. 3, 43 Field Hockey 3, 43 junior and Senior Prom Committee. I . B I ' 41 ll -d 1 Y NANCY GRACE POEHLER May 8, 1941 Sweet describes Nan perfectly . . . immaculately groomed . . . always looks like she stepped out of a bubble bath . . . platinum blonde hair . . . deep blue eyes . . . as pretty as a picture. and even nicer . . . efficient . . . Boys who don't like to dance will never get a nod from her . . . music and dancing are her delights . . . she will soon be presiding oter a classroom of admiring pupils . . . Chelmsford . . . perfect posture. IVlZ!l7lHfII71fl'1.' Tri Delta: Art Club 1, 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Latin Club 33 Science Club lg Intramural Sports: junior and Senior Prom Committees. i y J X , 1 Y r . 4 ' I -,I Lf S' 'qt V ll M S FZ 2 I . 'n I, 1. 'gf I PATRICIA ANN PYCHE March 16, 1942 X Gaily going from school to social to sports affair . . . that's our loyal Pat who adds a spark to any atmosphere . . . a smile and a cheery hello for everyone . . . to sit still and wait is her peeve as she is accustomed to being on the go constantly . . . week end dates. junior and Senior Prom Committee. Tri Delta: Dramatic Club 4: Pep Squad 3, 4: Badminton 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 4: 1 I I' if V , U, ' ,IL iy 1 - j L 4 x , 7 PAUL TIMOTHY RANSOM September ll, 1941 Handsome gent with inexhaustible wardrobe . . . a broad grin lights up his face at all times . . . tremendous . . . terrific . . . tops . . . well liked . . . great organizer . . . socials are a specialty . . . personality with a plus . . . a certain red head consumes much of his time . . . the fact that he doesn't have a car creates a problem for Tim . . . easy to know. ,Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2. s1 I1 3 Sr 'X' ' .. C4 X 1,791 A i , ,f ,V 'ffl RICHARD R. R.x'r'rA w ,- ' . seisrerimef 3. 1941 Ready, willing. and able to lendra helping lraiidjwlienever needed . . . the Drama Club's productions wcluld he Iizfillllflj without his'hhck stage know-how . . . is usually found polishirrg the floor, wiring milicesp building scenery . . . mend- . . . .- . mg backdrops . . . working'-the spotlrghtff. . true friend . . . loyal . . . to earn money is his ambition . . . undersramlingl If Art Club l, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Cliib 2,111 4, A , Smoke Signa12, 35 Class Representatiye lg Debating Club 2: Dramatic Club 31 J V J 44' yy J -' f l MICHAEL osiapn REX 23 19401 'V A-5 l K 'll lf y ,tv I , uly , Marvelous sgnse of humor . . . says the right thing at the right tiide 1 . . neyer xl has a worry' and always manages to relieye others of their troubles . . . there 1 ' is not a one he can't get along with . . . has a heart as big as his ambitit , ' . . . treks to Chinatown with the fellas are a fayorite of his, while he passes by' gas stations that sell oil in lllc sile cans only . . . a successful life lies ahead as N for Mike. Photography Club 2: Science Club 1. 2, fl. lx y, .WW 2 is 6 X NORNIA ARLENIQ RIIDDINC-'ION 315229. 1941 Short in height but high in the estimation of all who know her- is ' rm . . . adorable , . . ambitious . . . ability plus . . . you can count on liemflto be there when needed all the time . . . popular and petite . . . getting yxgltefs cramp by' corresponding with someone in the L'.S.A.F. doesn't botherthpr, but waiting for a letter in return does. t ,l Tri D hag Smoke Signal 1, 2. 3. 43 C.fX.A.: Badminton -, 3 Bowling 1, 2. 3 3 Chorus lg 1-'reshman and Sophomore Dance 'Jmn tee: junior and f' Senior Prom Committee. il. jf . . it U lf ,tl J T . RICHARD FRANCIS RESLUW November 22. 1941 vi Hearts of many a lady' fair take an extra beat as Richie walks by, but he K dismisses this attention with a shrug . . . a wonderful friend . . . cou1dn't get Q WM along without that laugh, that smile, that ear1y'-in-the-morning bright greeting . . . prefers chauffering himself to taking the bus to school any' day' . . . the 7 1 1:55 bell is a happy' sound to his ears. llY!1l1IlIlfll7lf6'f,' Basketball l: Bowling 1, 23 Senior Prom Committee. .,,Px I 5 4.14, if B L-5 Q J t 1 Q yt welll ii if I 1 MARIE C. ROACH April QS, 12139 Popular with eyeryone at HNIHS is this blonde miss with sayoir faire lo spare . . . efficient . . . competency is her middle name N... qualified to do anything well . . . renowned for her wonderful ways . . . she is happiest in a crowd which indicates her lore of people . , . conceited people try her patience . . . to be a success is her aim. Wrimmlmzcrl: 'liri Delta: C..b1,.X.: Class Representatiye 1. 2: Student Countil 2 representative 3: Basketball 1: Field Hockey' 2. Il. 4: lntranuiral Sports: Fresh, A man and Sophomore Dance Committee. junior and Senior Prom Committee: J Office XVorker 3. 4: llleather Fund Driy e. f B 43 M0319 if at 1 5 IJ f V. , 1, X ' f 1 1 01 'fy if I 14 a CAROL ANN Roi' . 1 August 16, 1941 L' l Z, Charming , . . alluring . . . graceful . . . captivating . . . a pretty girl is like f fl a melody . . . Caiol is our tune of loylmess , . . chorus of beauty , . . a sweet smile . . . long light brown locks . . . reigns as a Queen should over her class . . . respected by all . . . well liked . . . a lucky lad named johnny is her delight, while Joyce Warren and Glo Lohnes are her plight . . . to become a professional model is an aim that we think she'l1 easily make. Tri Delta: Art Club 2: Dramatic Club 3, 43 Badminton 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Volleyball 3. 43 Junior Prom Queen: junior and Senior Prom Committee. ef it X 1 .yy 615:06 X U . fl 'tu tt' .- ' y x X X fv- lv' KATHERINE S. SAMPLE September 1, 1941 School spirit with a plus . . . a friend to all . . . witty . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . makes life easier for everyone . . . keeps that slender figure dashing from one activity to another . . . conceitecl people who don't realize they are. lie low on her list . . . a career in teaching lies ahead for Kathy . . . Christmas 1956 is her favorite date. I'VamzaIance1,' Tri Delta: Badminton 1: Bowling 1. 2, 3, 4: junior and Senior Prom Committee. PHYLLIS JEAN SANISES February 17, 1941 Our tiny member whose looks are deceiving for she is motivated by boundless energy that propels her from one event to another . . . happy always. she instills this feeling in others . . . cute as can be . . . a tall blonde is the only sky scraper she has a liking for . . . she'll make a competent secretary. Tri Delta: Photography Club 2, 3: Badminton l. 2. 3. 43 Senior Prom C0111- mitteeg Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. ht L ti THOMAS j. SANTOS December 12, 1940 Quiet . . . refined . . . he will long be remembered by the class of '59 . . . his future plans are indefinite but we know he'll succeed in whatever he attempts . . . of one thing he is certain and that is to remain a bachelor . . . music, music, music is 'I'om's chief delight. Art Club 2: Science Club 1. X K 5 1 44 X t 4 fi ff f LOIS S.'XRC1liN'l SCIJltj1lllJf,'l M, llll Versatility . . . coinpetenti . , . loyalty . . . ellitic-my . . . :lc-peiiflability this is 'm 'ill too inmfti tlrstii :tion ol out littlt lo who A ' ' and in the inmtls ol one antl all . . . small in size, lint big in importance . . . ff 'J' clever . . .original . . . Ulgilllllli . . . conieitihles are her weakness . , . shell tr! be a lucky someone's capable piiiaie serie-tary soon, . ' 7 li'11rimilunr1'1.' National Honor Society Il, l: time presiilent 43 '1 ii lleltag Piesiilcnt Q Jf ' 43 L,,.X..X.: Class Representatiie lg Student Lountil Representatixe lg liiauiatic I, ,- ,flf I ti 2, fl, lg Pep Squatl 3. -43 llailminton 2, fl, 1: Volleyball 2. 3, -lg junior :ttyl , , Senior lliom Committee. , VJ ' LJ L1 C f 4 Lf ,DL J 4 If fi ' f if 1 ' I ' w if . W tl 0 4 W iw . v sf U 1, L A A, 4 V J C' C' it Ulf V pf t l V ,lf ts be Jrl , I V, au! -. . ilwwj M Xl g Ls. RAYMOND SAVAGE Au ust 3, 19-1 Wonderful and well likecl aptly describes this senior latl whose fame lor frienll liness is well spread . . . consiclerate . . . top notch in all he cloes . . . a fair with the initials M. j. D. takes the 1013 position on his people pile . . . Buzzy turns thumbs clown on those who tlouht his worcl . . , to make S150 a week is his ambition . . . look out for taxes! Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 43 Bowling 1. 2. 3. 4: Football 1. 2, 45 Track 1. 2. -lg Dramatic Club 4: Bleacher Fund Drive: Baseball Diamond Maintenance Crew. i , f ncffv, .J RICHARD NI. SCOTT Xoxeinber rl, 1911 Tall shy blontle oxer whom the girls sigh. but Scotty tleclines . . . quiet with a quick laugh . . . blue eyes that are full of merriment . . . natural personality . . . he's a loyal member of the 'l'.U.1.1. tlihank Goodness lt's Ifritlayl Club . . . a happy life is Certain for him. NATALE J. SERGI August 9, 12140 I K Ever helpful . . . willing to aicl at all times , . . nexer eomplains but tloes the V '- job ably anal to the extent of his abiliti . . . will make a successlul engineer in future years, if his capabilities now are am intlit.uion ol forthcoming achieie- l lllelll. '-fx ll'zm11nIancel.' Smoke Signal l: Student Countil xice presitlent 1: junior anal Senior Prom Committee. - I i 2. 1 'I s l-f 1 .fn ' if fl' ' 'l 45 1 ' M A I I 1 ...t if . , it .t WX L, f ll l M 1 + I il I I l' it vb X Xl! -fm x W y A W 8' YN 'X X ELIZABETH SEWELL '5f 1-fi Curtain going up on another BMHS star . . . this one our pride and joy . . . X our talented thespian who is destined for Broadway and her name in lights . . . her versatility has made her the backbone of all our productions . . . con- scientious . . . capable . . . unequaled laugh . . . puts everyone in a splendid mood with her refreshing humor . . . her schedule has no limitations . . . can be found with paint and powder . . . loyal . . . sincere. Tri Deltag G.A.A.g Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 secretary 2, 33 Art Club 2, 3, 4g Intramural Sports, junior and Senior Prom Committee. 1 V AL! I ,.,l x, lf' f' N 'N ,773 t J J 'NV SUSAN LEE SPENCE March 6, 1942 Tall . . . agile . . . athletic ability . . . easy going manner that puts you at .1 ' ease . . . full of vitality . . . makes friends quickly . . . a rock n' roll beat suits her to a T . . . usually seen dribbling in the gym . . . jaunting down the hall or providing the locker room crowd with a laugh or two. Wannalarzcetg Tri Delta vice presidentg G.A.A.g Class Representative 45 Dramatic Club 45 Pep Squad 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 intramural Sports, junior and Senior Prom Committeeg Bleacher Fund Drive. VICTOR E. STUART june 30, 1940 A wide grin that breaks out spontaneously whenever he greets anyone . . . a boost to everyone's moral . . . a true Sir Walter Raleigh . . . sullen face is never on him . . . full of fun . . . outlining chapters for Chuck are a real task . . . he comes al'v at 1:55. Bask tbal lg Bowlngjl, 23 Band l, 2: junior Prom Committeeg Bleacher Fund Dr' el LQ!! fl ADV fvfM',.'9 my ,ff ww itiF 'V L' 'ii t I j ' P ' 4 all if 1, We it QW ,,,,.Jf DONNA R. STROM March 28, 19-ll Peppy . . . pretty . . . personable . . . readily mixes in with every group . . . Ng never idle . . . has an affinity for people who work in gas stations . . . life of the party . . . always has something up her sleeve to please someone . . . being teased is her pet peexe . . . on the ball. IIf'anm1lunceI: Smoke Signal 2, 33 Tri Delta, Dramatic Club 3, 43 IIllI'21lI1l.1I'Hl Sports, Cheerleading 3, 45 Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committee, junior J3 and Senior Prom Committee. ' 46 l , l Q, ,pry 2 ' -f , PETER STRONACH Nltnth 12, IU-ll f ll YVell inannered . . . well liked . . . well gioonted , . . lhat's l'ete for whom ,N 'I everyone has at good word . . . nexer is without that smile , . , does things l willingly without being asked . . . in the social swim . . . lriendly . . . his ehiel X f delight-March I2, l94l . . . likes a good time with good people . . . . . Capable of making his own plans . . . detisixe. XL, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus 4. W W if.. Zu L will lt Ag 'L ,Af L7 , yy My MW if ll 3,0 V JOYCE Sailing gail ' t I if s f 'lf ' I f J l I' ' . l , A X f' 4 4 'l '. 'x.A I BARBARA SULLIVAN l'elJt'utny I2, 1942 Yivacious . . . xersatile . . . a xital organ oi BMHS's organization machinery . . . foundation of many an aetiiity would collapse without her . . . sehool spirit . . . loyalty . . . pride ol the Creen and White . . . neat and sweet . . . it male named Niue is her most prized possession . . , to heeome at NIatCalfrey and live happily ever alter is a lerxent wish . . . she and Mr. K-uinta are known for their friendly arguments . . . loud cheers. .Smoke .Signal l. 23 'Iii Delta: Lheerleading lg Intramural Sports I. 2, 3, 41 Freshtnan and Sophomore Dante Committee: junior and Senior Prom Com- mittee. i tl i SQ Yi' fo 9' LILI April 21, 1942 on a cloud that has a silxer lining . . . tarefree . . . will whirl y l life . . . thoughtful . . , heguiling . . . a lad named Pat is her source of pleasure . . . a few years will find her smartly attired in the unifortn QJ of a woman law enforcer. UV! VVll7171L1lll71C6'f,' Tri Deltag Badminton 2. 3. sl: junior and Senior Protn Cotntnittce. fx f ,W 7' l , Q, A 7' , f 'fiik rr' ' O 'set ' - dfil J, 1-Le :Q Ii,Cfj i f 'ff is A Q7 I 5 le. .et qq: '67 26' if 1 ' C rv x L ,lf-I JC. ,f 'Q fi? MALCOM stzori' '1'RHvr11 1' ottoiit-it 27. tam Refined . . . sincere , . . his quiet manner series its .i pguiliei to mimi heated meetings and gatherings . . . tattiul . . . tonsitlerate ot others . . . nights minus homework are faiorites oi Nliil , , . he will he it decided suttess in the field ot electronics. Band 2. fl: Bowling l, 2. fl. -1-7 l U CEORCJE 'l'Rll!l7N,X February 28, 1942 Nice to know . , . easy to get along with . . . nexer raises his voice . . . even tempered . . . mild personality . . . enjoys relaxing in front of the TV . . . it takes much ellort lor him lo arise at dayhreak . . . Mr. Gracie's barbell Classes are a Iiore lo him. l 'i tif 0 l Q1 4 f Qs DONNA MARIE TURNER February 24, 1942 She leads the cheers . . . she leads the class . . . this active, clever senior lass . . . beauty and brains in one amazing person . . . long black tresses . . . sparkling eyes . . . a perfect combination that is not surpassed . . . fashion plate . . . charming . . . she catches every male's eye. but only has an interest in six footers . . . she'll be a lovely school marm' . . . never a dull moment . . . active always. I1f'annaIanret.' Tri Delta: CAA.: Class Representative 2: Student Council Representative 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain 4: Intramural Sports: Bleacher Fund Drive: junior Prom Committee. ROBERT EARL VALYOU November 29, 1941 f FAQ Our man about town . . . always has that green light . . . action plus . . . enjoys taking trips across the nation and across town . . . usually located under a car . . . wonderful helper . . . unmatched personality . . . cheery greeting . . . aspires to be a big wheel at General Electric . . . don't know what BMHS will do without him . . . super and smart . . . will go far. IVll7HIfllIU1f'ff'f,' National Honor Society 3. 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4. 4 I ,Ll if . 1 4, , W W' f 1 ll! 3 ' ar' 1' ,. ' , ,f ffl' ! 4' I We . l F3 fff RITA CAROLYN WALLIN February 5, 1940 Shy but with an easy smile that quickly makes friends for Ri whereever she goes . . . enjoys the gaier things in life . . . loves parties and the more the merrier is her motto . . . her one complaint is arising early . . . she'll be a lady in white waiting on some patient in the near future. Tri Delta: Photography Club l. 2. 3. is if 1 A 48 ! l Jllk . . l-41 prixtate secretary she will he, I EILEICN .X.4W,XN,'XIXl.XKliIl Svpte Attrattiktylxtli tt pleasant smile to tmrespontl with at pleastmt late .mil th I sition ,Lan early znriier at all dantt-s whith is m imlitatifm ol her lim I 1 i llllJi'l f Illl ant tie to know . . . tonteited Jeoile are not to lit' Ionnil on l.t't-in s ls good ilne . . . CXCVIIIIIIIQ, is done in moderation nexer In an estess t ts I I t I f I QlllOJ7I7lIlltl7Ifl'l,' 'l'ri Delta: Intramural Sports I, 2, fl. lg Senior Prom f.oimrntttt I ' .1 I . I f' f If I 'sp 3 VH Ps x, , ' ' f 49-0 f f X-'Sl' U dr!! - Y. A K ix LL jj VII, L, f ' if If I J . . ' I, ' , Ks! I I uf. gk I V tg yy L ,L I gif 1 If ,- , X ' ' UI I M ., I I I ., if I I , 1 5 , If I L ' .1 ,, s J J , A ' I lk, , f lg 'V JU - Ll! 1 . L L I ' V , . N , ' - , I V I I t' ' I ' 'X' ' I I ' ' ' V' it 1 ff J lu J. f v . I ml 1 L 1 r IL, Q t, I 4 V , t f , ,, al ji Us :I 1 ' , I X lit, x.A bg JOYCE YVARREN May 4, 1941 J 'WVinsome . . .gay . . . sweetness personified . . . lovely package done up in paper of grace and charm and tied with a personality how . . . a lad by the name of Tommy is her chief delight, while Glo I.ohnes and Carol Roy are her peeves . . . she hopes to become a Porter. ff llYlI7II1ll1llI1f't'f,' Snmke Signal 2. 3: Tri Delta: GAA.: Class Representative 31 'two Intramural Sports: Cheerleading 33 Dramatic Club 3, 4: Pep Squad 3, 43 Cuitl- 9 ance office worker I, 2, 3. 4: lileacher I-'und Drixe: junior and Senior Prom X X, tffxt Committee. af ' A n , Ci 74 i e' Kg li C WIl.LlAM WELSH june 10 91 plank . . . a nickname that is descriptiie of his personality . . . ce wits in p 'ties and dances . . . a hig smile comhinetl with a nexer ceasing congeni 1 ' manner . . . Innnor plus . . . freshmen are his XYaterIoo . . . a Naiy lad touii ff the world he will he. Crew. 1 1 ' ' Wi I REGINA P. YVHITE july 6, 1941 Lovely to look . . . delightful to know . . . that's Jeannie whose ever smiling face is a bright l10lC in exeryone's life . . . full of fun and xitalitv . . . there is no limitations on her ability . . . she is eien more xilirant on paidays. while bookworlns make her squirm . . . a charming nurse. she'Il he a source ol' pleasure to many patients. ll'annalar1r1'!.' Tri Delta: Art Club 4. -L9 5 Drama Cluh fl, 4: Basketball I, fl: lfoothall 13: Baseball Diamond Nlaintenn c Qs! 1' I STEVEN DAVID XVINER November 24, 1941 A lover of people and animals alike . . . his face is always lit by a smile . . . his friendly manner wins him scores of pals . . . loyal . . . sincere . . . ever helpful . . . willing to do more than is needed . . . ladies fair are far from being his despair . . . a successful veterinarian he'II be . . . usually seen behind the wheel of a shiny auto . . . well dressed. Football l. 1 l l fy it X N y' tr 1 ,L VX . 1 f l. , 1 ' ' , 1 rr' X 1 O . i .1 X by . f DAVID JOHN SAMVELS February 6, 1941 -Q V. Dashing from class to actixity . . . social to sports event . . . this is where you'll ISIN. find our personable Dave . . , easy to get along with . . . a friendly greeting il N for everyone, he is tops on every list . . . never has a qualm or a frown . . . ,ij f goes his merry way pleasing others . . . college or a career in the Air Force ,' 'K 4692, , lies ahead. V 1 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. f 'J ..... Q--, I it Q-1-0 GUESS WAS A X vLwA1AQ 3' L ' I I 1 LITTLE LATE il yr f i X ,fs . X FRANK R. MIRASOLO October 19, 1941 No laughs . . . easy telling that Frank isn't around . . . steady even personality . . . has an A plus rating . . . talented with an oil can, monkey wrench, screw driver, and hammer . . . trips to Derry, New Hampshire and picnics at Saxon- ville are well worth his remembering . . . a gas station of solid gold awaits this future mechanic. Baseball lg Basketball I3 Bleacher Fund Drive. 1 ,rl 13'l'f o :Q xr 1 :nh ' ,, .N ,Q - . A H i . ' If fn 5 3, 'i sl.. . Qu ,za-rr s I 5 s 'W-,ak - '. A , n R , 'Huw 1 , ' I-Ag 5 V ,' , i l I t . K ,, f-.., 1 1 ,V in - 1 xg-.ni V Pl :-' 4 I ye .., . 1 .V V N-S .., ' A . Y Q ' 1 ' A ' ig. , b . ,gr 7 A si. sq, 1 Y .., - - -:....AV h Q! -fa h s 'al f 1 1 .53 4' W 1- ' . .F -1- U ri ' 2 ' f I, . .I N 'W' I- it - 3 4 . . V I ' 'gi-i w,'W 'LQ - Q A '-if - 5 M 5--f.-'L. ,..-. :-1'1 :1- f- ' ' 5 1 ' 'i Q L 1 -v nam, A 3- . .. ' ' p , 'T.g-'J-ann. ' -5 '1---..g,s-E, -ka -1'-31:--...g ' 2 it t by 'mn QQ wE':x'1,leE,,g V Q 'QF li sr. F- , 71' 'EPP s--ii'-1?-'L+ 1 l T-a 371-'lr 50 QXQX! I Tj wf 1 x 5 I 1 In X . X fb WAN NALANCET .Big i S i -f I -Tu N Qi '71 Ron' 1: E. Martin, B. Rounds, P. Collins, M. Cooke. A. Gage. Sargent, D. Gaudet, D- TUYHCT- K- H3I1SiS- C- C3iSSiC, R- Burke, S. Spence, B. Lewien, XV. Lavery. Row 2: G. Mac Donald, L. N. Poehler, R- BIOWH- Editorial Staff xr! l 2 V 'f . l 2 l ,, S fx I 13 l 3 Q 9 u as AUA'.y'vA A S l Q lf A . 1 G fi y I l l . l' Row I: N. Neiss, V. Fay, D. Strom. Row 2: I. i K Isowlie, R. White, D. Gagnon. ,,,,,-, -vs' X' , L C Sales Staff ' ............ Ron' l.' l'. Ron' 2: B. Ti'ir Sf-. y ' v - 'Nw' 4 Lainbert. ll. Rounds, CQ. MacDonald, E. Martin. C. Debenedictis. Piper. V. Paducli. M. Doherty. I. O'Connor, R. XVhite. R. Hallen- borg. Ron' 3: P. Gladstone, R. Capobianco, P. Marshall, S. Hlinter, R. Valyou. Business Staff 5Q The Mfannalancet was born in an aft- ernoon meeting of a group interested in having an extra special yearbook, with Mr. Cares, our English teacher, as advisor. Mlith Marilyn Cooke and Alan Gage at the helm, an editorial stall was elected and a business staff organized. Going quickly to work, we prepared for our first deadline on De- cember l5th, at which time we had achieved our goal of finishing Fifty vacation found the activity and in time for the pages. The Christmas us striving to assemble undergraduate sections january 25th deadline. 4 r 3 1 Row I: D. Gaudet, D. Turner, B. Lewien, P. Collins, G. Mac Donald, S. Spence. XV. Lavery, K. Hansis. C. Caissie. Ron' 2: N. Reddington, C. Gagnon. B. Rounds, N. Poehler, D. Lorden. E. Martin, R. Brown, R. Burke, G. Gagnon, C. Debenedictis. L. Sargent, S. MacConnell. Row 3: I. Fowlie, D. Desrosiers, J. In the meantime, the business staff had solicited advertisements and the X sales staff had gone about their task of selling the Hlannalancet to all the un- dergraduates. Our final deadline found us all breathing a deep sigh of relief, tempered with regret, for working on the lVannalancet has been an unforget- table experience for us all. XVe hope that the XVannalancet is, for you, an accurate recording of your high school years, and that you enjoy it now, and in the years to come. 4' 1-,f .L-M qvf' Warren. j. O'Connor. J. Fall, C. Eastman, S. Corkuln. M. Doher ly. l'. Pyche. Y. Paduch, NI. Roach, R. XYhite. R. Hallenborg P. Lambert. Ron' 4: J. Leiesque, P. Gladstone, R. Capobianco S. XYiner. P. Marshall. R. Valyou, B. Covell, B. Piper. ie 5: i s v 'ii Nia 53 rilxn Cooke and Alan Gage. Editors: Nlr. Cares. .Mix isor. i l + I I 9 1 , 1 L . I f 9 l i X.. Row 1: P. Collins, R. Burke, D. Gaudet, G. MacDonald, L. Sargent, S. MacGonnell, I. Fowlie, Row 2: Mr. Merriheld, J. Colton. B. Lewien. T. Ouellet, A. Gage. R. Valyou, S. Corkum, R. Forbes, J. Fall, Mr. Sher. . , 7 Y ' 1 f xv .. ,fir V ' ll lfg 5 'L , ' Z... Gerry MacDonald i S 1 tx 0 Rita Burke 5 . 1 1 Pat Collins NATIONAL HONCJR SOCIETY The highest honor which one may receive at B.M.H.S. is election to the Beacon Light Chapter of the National Honor Society. The society, headed by Gerard MacDonald, Presidentg Sue MacConnel1, Vice-president, Dorothy Gaudet, Secretary, and Lois Sargent, Treasurer, is supervised by Mr. Merrifield and Mr, Sher. T!! - I 3 5 ' I I f ' 1- if 2 .' 1 .. E 1 th A A jean Colton Row 1: L. Sargent, Treasurer: D. Gaudet, Secretary, S. MacConnell, Vice-president. Row 2: Mr. Merrifield, G. MacDonald, President: Mr. Sher. 54 Dorothy Gaudet Claire Caissie 1 ' r r . 4 l 'i ' f fl, r 5 L I l ' I 9.57.9 'S Row 1: N. Neiss, S. MacConnell. D. Gagnon, F. Monahan V. Fay, M. McGurn, D. Strom, C. Haviland. C. Dehenedictis R. Farwell, S. MacConnell. C. Gagnon. Ron' 2: J. Warren G. McGinness, G. Lolmes, K. Hansis, D. Lorden, S. Spenfe, L. Sargent, G. Angell, D. Desrosiers, B. Lewien, J. Callahan C. Beane. Ron' 3: D. Carlow, C. Bevis, B. Piper, O'Connor F. Hunt. L. Chaies, D. Turner, P. Pyche. M. Martell. J. Fall B. Sullivan, F. Forsley, V. Paduch, A. Costello, D. Gaudet, K The Harem ' 1 C. L. Sargent, President: S. Spence, Vice-President: D. Lor- clen, Secretary: G. Angell, Treasurer. Catalimo, KI. Levesqtie. bl. Colton. KI. Beauchesne. Rott' 4: -I. Ducharme, B. Rounds. I. Fowlie. G. Gagnon, l'. Martell. M. Cooke. S. Granfielcl. R. Burke. M. Callahan. R. Hallenborg. J. Battcock. XV. Bruce. D. Gricci, S. Kelley. M. Daniels, P. Lain' bert. P. Sanises. Ron' 5: E. Wanarnaker. M. Roach. B. Hartshorn, R. Forbes. M. Derochers, T. Otiellet. K. Sample, S Corkum, S. Marshall, C. Eastman, B. Reonghan. M. Doherty. AI. Ther- iault, R. lVallin, P. Collins. N. Recltlington. Q!! Bl' They Coulcl Hare Dancetl All Night TRI DELTA For 25 years the Tri-Delta has been tnnctioning in the Billerica High School as a service organization. comprisecl of Senior girls whose aims are to live up to the precepts ot' tluty, deference, ancl tlecortnn. upon which Tri-Delta was founcletl. The oflrcers, who are Lois Sargent, Pres.: Susan Spence, Vice-pres.: Dianne Lorclen. Sec.: .intl Gerald- ine Angell, Treas.: and the girls whom they repre- sent, plan and support their own rrctirities. lnclntlecl in the Tri-Delta calendar are the annual tlgrnte. Christmas party, lee Follies trip, the Max weekentl. and the selling ol' chrysanthemums and carnations on Thanksgiving and St. Patricks Days. 'il STUDENT ASSISTANTS .g..' ..L... 2 - I a i - iff 'f -pw - . sta: gg -F - q X hon' 1: E. Gaudet. M. Landry, J. Merrow, Miss La Montagne, M. Sullivan, C. Richards, S. Kelley. Ron' 2: M. Baroni, A. Bothelo, L. lVhite, S. Roy, J. Napoli- tano, P. Sewell, M. Keith, j. Tingley, D. Littlewood, P. Yandow. Lghwtl, Anybody know what we're looking for? Office Familiar to every student are the laces of the olhce workers, whose job it is to help Mrs. Currie keep our school running smoothly. Carrying IllCSSZlgCS, answering telephones, and being of help to everyone is their province which they hll so well. 4' ' .f -5 , ' A if'4.'-1 ,. .4 X 3, , 'i W in Library lVhether you are seeking necessary data for a term paper or, are merely looking for enjoyable reading, the li- brary assistants are always willing and able to help. Bookworms and occasion- al readers alike will remember their suggestions and literature lending. 91 lv-J . .Q A A I- if., fqe Let's get organized!! .541 . TVR M. Roach, M. Gill, D. Turner. Y. Comeau. .-X. Miner,. L. Leighton, J. Folk. r w . , . l v U 4 1 ,f 1 . Row 1: K. Hansis D. Desrosiers, P. Collins. Mrs, Cassin, P. Lay- ery, M. Cooke. R. Burke. Ron' 2: D. Lee, S. Sintiris, B. Hosiner, S. Milton. B. Sampson, P. Gibbons. B. Lewien, K. Hayes. ' -Q, B. Dubois, P. Yendgrcn, R. YVard. Rozt' 3: N. Reddington, C. Lohnes. C, Valyou, Ainerault, D. Buckley. CQ. Carpenter. tl. Jefferson, CL. Nlcfiinness, Scagel. f I-5-fix MQKE f SIGNAL Of vital importance in any society, is the printed word, which informs the people. VVith this truism in mind, the Smoke Signal staff prepares its publi- cations. alll l X r Q-'X ri 1 I 3 - l SENIOR OFFICERS-M. Cooke, Business Manager: K. Hansis, Society Editor: D. Desrosiers, Feature Editor: P. Collins, Editor-in-chief. Editor-in-chiel' Pat Collins and the Editorial Stafl. Society Editor, Karyn Hansisg Feature Editor, Diane Desrosiers: Sports Editors, Rita Burke and Dan Buckley: Business Mgr., Marilyn Cooke: Assistant Editor, Patricia Lavery: could be usually found midst typewritten sheets, pictures, cartoons, and quotation books, as another press time drew near. Published monthly, under the direction of Mrs. Cassin, the Smoke Signal serves as a message to the B.M.H.S. Indians. l I i 5 , l 5 1 l f zlvfff Cade- V P. Collins, Editor: P. l.aiery, .Xssistant lftlitor: Xlrs. Gavin 57 xl 1 I Q I r i i ' 1 . : I 4 l . PEP SQUAQ, Q Q 1 l 'I Q I 3 il 1 1 A U I l ll., VV Ron' I: G. Bourque. G. McGurn, B. Rounds, M. Mclsaac, J Merrow, B. Marshall, j. Lewis, J. Markarian, D. Allard, K. Flan- agan, M. Lawson. G. Shaw, M. Landry, J. Oskowski, E. Gaudet C. Regan, L. Sargent. Ron' 2: P. Martell, K. Hayes, D. Slamin D. Lee, K. Hansis, M. Gill. M. Dunn, I. Fowlie, B, Mlhite G. Pynn. M. Kelley. S. M. XVellington, D. H. 5. MacConnell, D. Desrosiers, D. Goodyear E. Hinde, B. Hosmer. Row 3: L. Holland P. Marcotte. G. Gagnon, J. Napolitano, A. Leary, V. Scott Landry, M. Taylor, J. Quinlan, C. Tonks, Grant, J. Tingley, P. Brackett, M. Pyche. Martell, K. Kiley, M. Laurud, B. Dubois. I 1 H. Lavina, C. Gagnon. Ron' 4: C. Debenedictis, J. Osltowski, W. Bruce, R. Hallenborg, J. Nuttall, P. MacDonald, j. Park- hurst, 1. Fall, P. Pyche, S. Baybutt, P. Collela, B. Charron, S. Remick, R. Burke, N. Poehler. L. Chute. Row 5: D. Mcllvain, V. Fay, N. Neiss, D. Gagnon, S. MacConnell, D. Strom, H. Brooks, M. Martell, B. Hartshorn. C. Caissie, M. Doherty, C. Eastman, C. Guptill. S. Spence. S. Corkum, P. Paradise, J. Cal- lahan, L. Barton, P. Hunt, L. Smith, V. Paduch, C. Valyou, M. Connolly. M. Brian, j. XVebster. y. xx .-1 .im ey Did ll' A vital component of our activity parade is the Pep Squad, which furnishes much spirit and en- couragement for our wonderful Warriors, by attend- ing all the football and basketball games. These dauntless female fans faithfully form an unbeatable cheering section. Formed last year, under the guidance of the Stu- dent Council ofhcers, the Pep Squad has attracted our most school-spirited misses. Donning their heavy white sweaters with their own insignia, this group has succeeded in supporting our cheerleaders and encouraging our boys on to endless victory. VX K I If w '71 fm, N AH! Peace and quiet A l STUDENT COUNCIL l l Row I: B. Sullivan, G. McGinness, K. Hansis, N. Sergi, R Brown. S. MacConnell, D. Desrosiers, N. XViner, l-'. Hunt, Rou' 2: L. Sargent, B. Sampson, S. Baker, P. Petipas, M. McCue, S Scagel, A. Grady, M, Dunn, P. Paradise, J. Petipas, j. Nardini P. Lavery, R. Burke. C. Groth, P. Kennelly, M. McGurn. Ron' 3: Mrs. Keenan, R. Mlarcl, B. Dubois, B. Hanlon, V. Fay, R. Solo- f A Q mon, F. St. Peter, Amerault, B. Beckwith, R, Connors. M. De Pietro, B, Marshall. M. Landry, D. Lee, Mr. Fournier. limi' fl: lx Bernatlucci. G. Silva, D. Savage. S. Foster. E. Far. Cf. lwiclxer. XV. Lavery, H. Boermeester. H. Hansis. CQ. Carpenter, S. Kelley. P. Clark. All 513.3 S' L-A15 When are they gonna get enough classrooms? TWO 011 Clillllilll Bm ill IHC third. ,- Promoting a better atmosphere in which we advance in wisdom and maturity has been the Council's objective. The Council, now in its successful second year is advised by Mrs. Keenan and Mr. Four- nier. Its officers are: Pres. Bob Browng Vice' presidents, Sue MacConnell and Nat Sergi, Sec., Karyn Hansis and Treas. Dianne Desrosiers. I' n ,Ny K L .ff N in Run' l: R. Brown. i,l'CSllll'l1I1 S. Nlz1cCIonnt'll, Xllkk'-Illl'Nllil'lll Rau' 2: D. Desrosiers. Treasurer: N. St-rgi. xilkt lYl'l'NltiLllllI K. Hansis. Secretary. DRAMATIC CLUB Row I: R. Ward, I.. Sullivan, P. Harvey, C. Tonks, K. Hayes, Oskowski, S. Milton, C. Debenedictis, V. Fay, N. Neiss, D. Gricci, B. Hosmer, P. Vendgren, D. Desrosiers, P. Collins, B. Dubois, R. Burke, J. 0'Connor, A. Costello, J. Yvarren, B. Sullivan, C. C. Brainerd. J. Bunker, S. l'Vliitmarsh, J. Merrow. Row 2: D. McCinness, C. Lohnes, V. Pacluch, P. Pyche, D. Turner, R. Caudet, M. Doherty, S. Marshall, S. Corkum, M. Martell, J. Hallenborg. I. Fowlie, D. Gagnon, L. Sargent, C. Gagnon. Row 4: Levesque. S. Macflonnell, F. Piacenza, P. Lavery, S. Spence, J. Brown, L. Chute, M. Wellington, H. Lavina, M. Laurud, J. K. Hansis, C. Eastman, B. Lewien. Row 3: Mrs. Drescher, J. Callahan, E. Hinde, P. Peters, P. Paradise, C. Guptill, F. Mor- rell, J. Jefferson, L. Barton, J. Petipas, M. Cranfield, J. O'Fla- herty, C. Rose. J. Tingley, P. Brackett, M. Kelley, P. Gibbons. P. Hosmer, A. Leary. Row 5: K. Mahoney, S. Holman, L. Currie, F. Harring. P. Gladstone, S. Kelley, E. Martin, R. Capobianco. D. Buckley, J. C-earin, R. Anderson, R. Ratta, H. Hansis, C. Carpenter, R. Hookway, E. Sewell, L. Holland, K. Kiley. Three years ago with its First presentations, Pot Luck and Hill Billy Hi-Jinks, B.M.H.S.'s Dramatic Club enjoyed that sweet smell of success. Since that time the Club has grown in mem- bership and accomplishments, among these being a sell-out Min- strel Show, The Kickoff, Date Bait, which was a source of laughter for theater goers in November, and the inspiring Christmas and Easter pageants. Ron' 1: P. Lavery, Vice-president: S. MacConnell, President: F. Piacenza, Vice-president. Row 2: J. Levesque, Treasurer: Mrs. Drescher, M. Martell, Secretary. l 1 l l l l R. Anderson, R. Ratta, H. Miner, B. Bemis, D. McCaffrey. P. Pat Cgllingy Student Director and Mrs, Dregcher, Advisor. Stronach. 60 V e' i -5 Date Bait Cast Date Bait-the climax The PIay's I I Dx V PM 7 xv 9212? For a job well done, Mrs. Drescher. The Thing iq i Y F' , -, ' The Christmas Story 61 Oh Cimnc l.cl l's .-Mlmv Him 1 Q :4 ,W - Q33 Psy. 42' ini. . SCIENCE CLUB F L- YT' Row I: M. Cranfield, L. Richards, Farmer. C. Groth, M. Dunn, S. lViner, S. Scagel. Row 2: Mr. Sangermano, K. lVhilmarsh, L. Leighton, D. Allard. F. Bernaducci, Amerall, Quinlan, J. Lewis, M. Barbere. Row 3: B. Alyward, B. McNulty, P. Vail, J. Finch, R. Derosiers, XV. Carlson, R. Nelson. ,T I 7'-Q , . 1-5 . . . . are X' .sy During the past year, added attention has been drawn to the science aj' Q, program available to the students in our American schools. Many schools have: . -' Q 55 been found lacking in opportunities for students whose interest lie in ,R xy scientific helds. Billerica Memorial, however, has always had a very active 3, - J club, membership in which is an honor. Chosen on the basis of their 21CllAlQ2ClBQji!,i --t.L:z.QJg' 'QEJ' in school work, the members have proved a credit to our school, j' gf . ,j I lj p Q' Q -3 . ' JJ :J if 2 -4 -4 r -C., Y i WY- W .qxixihw If . 1 I so ' K ' sf 'V' 3' H -na.: -as-nba W1 'sc Mr. Sangermano, .Xdxisorg M. Cranfield, V.P.g C. Croth, Sec.g M. Dunn, Treas.: J. Amerault, Pres.g Mr. Luciano, Advisor. 6Q 1 l l y vi- K3 I Y .X I I Q . 1 . lX'itl1 brush Zlllll pzilcllc i11 l11111ml lllk' 111c111be1's ol our .XII Club liziw lmiiitcfcl their way to wurlliy piuiw, by 1l1ui1 own artistic' skill. .Xclvisccl by Nlix. Nlf- Hugli 1111cl guiclcil bi Prcsiclciii Lal Xllll- tin, Xylft-IJI'CSlllL'Ill 5111111-L Ifgill. lllltl Tl'CllSL11'CIk 51151111 Cwrkuiii. our z1111111c111' artists lliflilllllillllf' zuicl liI2IJ1'UIJ1'llilL'll 21- clorxiccl our sclirml lm' tlic 'vzarious liwli- cluys and kept thc sluclcm lmcly well i11fo1'111ccl with C'UlUl'lLll pmlcis. ART CLUB E. Marlin, Pres.: Fall. Scc.: S. Corkuiii, lrcas. ' , l 1 l 1 1 l l 5 l Q 9 'QKM l Ron' 1: C. Brainerd: S. Corkum: Fall: B. King. Sullixzm: 1. Bunker. Ron' 2: S. XvllllIll2lI'Sh1 N. King: E. Marlin: L. 63 J MUSIC Row I: Miss Nanis, R. Paradise. P. Knox, K. McPherson, B. C. McKay, S. Sloper, T. Hinde, K. Dill, L. Bohannon, A. O'Brien. Bates, M. Nugent, R. Coffin, A. Murphy, E. Hubert, J. Matheson, Rou' 3: D. Gile, P. Paradise, C. Hartshorn, K. Xlfhitmarsh, H. F. Cooke, R. Bernaducci. Row 2: T. Henderson, H. Baxendale, LaJeunesse, C. Covell, A. Stillings, J. DeMarino, J. Falcone, A. S. W'hitmarsh, S. Casey, L. Riel, A. Trevett, K. Butterfield, Milton, E. DeMarino, J. Trainor, K. Powers. BAND The sunlight sparkling on golden uplifted horns, smartly clad ff- music makers, and throbbing march rhythms-these are the sights - -P ' I ' i 1 I and sounds called to mind by our school band. Under the direc- U ,L J' v tion of Miss Claire Nanis, the musical organization has flourished if in the last few years. Pre-sent at all our football games, lending , musical encouragement to the team and bringing enjoyment to V., J . , , - the spectators, the band is an important part of the musical life , . at Billerica Memorial High School. f.,f' I I fi ifivfjg fi -'L ' ' 1 x . i . ,.!..,!,.?1,i!,, A l 1 J - S 3 . TWIRLERETTES 1 f i . it 1 l x 2, . Organized four years ago by one of our most talented misses, the Twirler- ettes have gone on to great success in competitions. The agile eleven, under yi the capable leadership of their organ- izer and teacher, Miss Judith Groves, have brought great honor to Billerica Memorial High School by their accom- ' plishments. Donning their green wool- en outfits with white accents, they af- ford a stunning appearance at our pa- rades and games, and at competitions. Row 1: P. Sewell. C. Tonks. R. XVard. Johnson. Ron' 2: M. Osborne. J. Nardini, S. Scagel. J. Groves. C. Valyou, C. Eagles. J. Markarian. 64- 1 DEPARTMENT DISC .ICJCKEYS Included in the fond memories which we shall carry with us in the coming years is the music provided for us during our lunch hour. These pop- ular tunes, spun by our disc jockeys, Ed Martin, Al Shaw, and Sal Passala- qua lighten our day by providing an interesting break in the day's activities. Q: l A-R E. Martin, A. Shaw. Passalaqua. The voices which blend to make the harmony of our chorus are an indispensable part of our music department. Its talented members, under the direction of Mrs. Joseph Johnson, perform at our shows, pageants, and plays. XN'ithout their melodious background, our various functions could not be as enjoyable as they are. Row I: M. Laurud, J. Farmer, N. King, R. Martell, L. Chaves. K. Catalflmo, N. Reddington, D. Gricci, P. Vendgren, J. Brown Row 2: j. Columbus, L. Tandy. j. Samuels, P. Malandrino. QI Coppola, D. Allard, R. Hartigan, K. Cambalc, H. Murray V. Gage. E. McKenna, P. Vendgren, K. Hamilin, ul. Oskowski P. Brackett, L. Chute, C. Sewell. L. Chute, L. Currie, P. Auciello. Row 3: Blaisdell. M. Slater. R. Mahoney, S. Baybutt, P. Mac l Donald, Recd. N. xvillCl', P. Peters. F. Nlorrell. Nl. Sullix. v . . . . , f phi? i 1 1, tis 'II lvl gs I ' v E. l'errv, M. Wellington, la. leo. .-X. Miner, 5. llolnmn. X. lol lard. NI. Gill. lion' 4: ll, Rich, F. I-larring. R. Sean. L-. lzaelcs. 5 Ci. Silva. Ci. fnillllilll, D. Saxage. S. Desrosier. pl. ll.ll'llllL'lUll 3 H. Miner. R. Tabor. bl. Brzljak. ll. Lajeunesse. ll. X'i-mlgren. D Silva. ill. it at v W xx? tf'hyv,ly A 1 iioif P Ja-QM fy Lygv F v1 EXECUTIVE BOARD-Row 1: S. Spence, B. Rounds, D. Gaudet. A. Grady, K. Mahoney, A. Miner. Ron' 2: M. Martell. R. Burke. S. Milton. K. Hansis, Miss Hood, J. Callahan. F. Forsley. J. Colton, B. Sampson. G.A.A. stands for Girls Athletic Association. lt is an organization made up of all girls who participate in intramural or interscholastic sports. Upon gradua- tion, the girl from the senior class who has accumulated the greatest number of points for participation in sports is the recipient of the G.A.A. Trophy. Each fall officers are elected by all girls in the school-Freshrnen excluded. The officers for this past year were: President, Dorothy Gaudet, Vice-President, Anne Marie Gradyg Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Rounds. i 1 Wf C ' SWK X es iii Ri ix X t-+ A li. X X iillll f 'X . li x ,2 32 E 'tx ggi f ' 66 X WW X AL Row 1: R. Savage, C. Huber, W. Long, J. Ellingwood, R. Sylvester, W. Lavery, D. Murray, R. Brown. J. Demers, J. Matuzas, C. Johnson. Row 2: Coach Gracie, R. McKenna, B. McKenna, D. Buckley. G. Nocco, M. Boermeester, J. Herlihy, A. Hartshorn. J. McHugh, N. Demers, Coach Lampson. Row 3: H. Stephens, R. Brown, R. XVilliams, J. Fritz, A. Caron, A. Fidler, A. De Marino. The able leadership of the coaches, Charlie Chuck Lampson, George Gracie, Frank Luciano and Co-capts. Bob Brown and Dave Murray, coupled with a highly spirited and energetic team gave the Billerica Indians a very successful season, overall. Picked as a coming team at the outset, the players worked diligently per- fecting plays, and only a heart breaking defeat, at the hands of Methuen in the rain and mud, spoiled their then perfect record. Ipswich 0 Billerica I5 Tewksbury 13 Billerica 20 Dracut 6 Billerica 26 Burlington 6 Billerica 34 Andover 6 Billerica 34 Rindge Tech 20 Billerica 26 No. Andover 6 Billerica 20 Chelmsford 6 Billerica l2 Methuen 12 Billerica 8 Row I: J. Amerault, R. Solomon, A. Mosca. J. Santos, D. Callahan, XV. Stephens, A. Hartshorn. Row 2: A. Farwell, R. Brown, B. Cuneo, P. Doherty, H. Stephens, D. Fidler, D. Dooley, J. Fritz, J. O'Niel, B. McNulty, B. McKenna, D. Tholander. FooTB L J Cllr , I R '. BOB BROXVN DAVE MURRAY Co-Captain Co-Captain BILL LAVERY CHQXRLIIQ JOHNSON Quarter Back I.c'fl Half Back Pi1 W. Lavery, R. McKenna, Ellingwood, D. Buckley, D, Murray, R. Brown, Demers, CZ' john- son, J. McHugh, R. Savage. JOHN DEMERS DAN I3l'CIKI,l?Y Left Tackle Right Guard Y. BUZZY SAVAGE 'MCR Niclllbll Left End 69 lfulllmrl. You g1ve demerxts, too? Iv H 1 H 3' A J- ! 'Wx ,- ' XTYJM. .aku .A '- Y ,. :g', :GQ hi Speak up' Chuck! XVhere's my team??? Co-captains Dave Murray and Bob Brown Hit 'cm again, Chuck! yolfre it! Get out of the way! 70 x ., I I 7 f . - 7 52 ,, J . K4 1 f ' W' A Q5 .YC V-I Y -.,.-W-, ' r 1 , A' . an inf ... 4'13-...tif--If, Okay, what do we do nozurrr Missing something? fFf l,k'Q fgfii in - . -. gn. -.-f--,-.-wwwvn ,,,,,,,,,,..,,-.,,,,,.,,,v Coach Lampson, Captain Bob Brown. Coach Gracie. Stone walls do not a prison make . Callwin Dam Ml'f aY- Coach Ilucialw' Thats ond? Who asked you? WN 5 .Ny n I 1 4 w WCHEERLEADECIQS N., 1 V 1 . I . ' 1' 1. ' af Vi 1 . 'W X 'W V to R 5 V t J :ln J- T' C n 47 4, J a 9 G Cold, isn't it? Attention !!! Whenever there is an ath- letic event, a tournament, or similar occasion, our ll Cheerleaders are always to be found. The squad, chosen on character, school spirit, lead- ership, personality, and scho- lastic record, is composed of: Carol Haviland, Mary Mc- Gurn, Barbara Sullivan, Dolly McCinness, Pat Collins, Pat Petipas, Pat Lavery, Carol Bonenfant. 1 l 5 ' Captain Dot Gaudet. Mrs, Adams. Captain Donna Turner. The princess style uniform of forest green corduroy is fashioned with scalloped col- lar and cuffs of white. Further laurels were brought upon the Cheerleaders w h e n t h e y copped First place in the Ash- by Cheering Tournament for the second consecutive year. Advised by Mrs. Adams, the girls conduct pep rallies, pro- mote school spirit, and create friendships between schools. , 7? Top-kick! 72 Today and tomorrow . . . 1 ll l l I l I' xx I Us Q D U' rn , ,,. ,,, l 1 5 F ' l All ' 1 I W , y M-AM iv a r' ga---f Y Co-Captain Donna Turner C0-Cilpiilin DOI Gaudet Carole Haviland BQ 5 ,nu 'T if Haulancl M MCCIIIII D Quoin P axon u n n Ca Q Turner C MCCIIIIICSS C Bun nfml l Peupls 9 Milton P Collms Z Q I E A H rw Barb Sullivan fl' Mary McCurn 73 Pill Collins 'Q Donna Strmn 'I ml. A . llollx H14-inm s Bill Lavery C0-Captain QQXV '24 . B. Fitzpatrick, P. Scott, B. Brown, B. Lavery. G. Carpenter, R. Hookway. Row 2: C. jahnle, J. Baybutt, J. Valley, D. Dempsey, J. McHugh, Coach Gracie. BASKETBALL Despite dropping two games at the outset of the season, our Indians suddenly came alive and went on to finish with an im- pressive 13-6 record. Under the able leadership of Coach Gracie and Captains Brown and Lavery, the boys showed that spirit which enables a team to pull out many a close game. Bob Brown C C0-Captain 74 Season Billerica 60 Billerica 45 Billerica 64 15 , 9 K 'J 2 l EE- , 3 fl ffl 53 ll It . Billerica 63 Billerica 76 Billerica 66 Billerica 64 Billerica 57 Billerica 57 Billerica 68 Billerica 47 Billerica 63 Billerica 55 Billerica 70 Billerica 84 Billerica 47 Billerica 67 Billerica 62 Billerica 78 lbt 31 ggi .. 3: ' in ln Row 1: Capts. B. Brown, B. Lavery. Row 2: D. Dempsey, R. Hookway, G. Carpenter, J. McHugh. l - . Which hand has the M8cM chocolates? Capt. B. Lavery, Coach Gracie, Capt. B. Brown Record Hamilton 1543 Cfmforcl .575 Y.NI.Cl..X. UFS l'l2iIlllllUll lil .Xlunini 63 r Lowcl Y.NI.Cl..X. JH Keith till lVeston lil Chelmslorcl 56 Tewksliury 39 NA. 57 Burlington 36 Drac ut '13 Chelmsford 58 1 Tewksbury -17 N..-X. 58 Burlington 52 Dracut 51 ----VV lVilmington 77 A flock of them flew over that time 75 Row 1: L. Currie, managerg C. Caissie, K. Hansis, S. Spence, J. Colton, R. Burke, co-captains, G. Lohnes, F. Forsley, B. Rounds, R. Hallenborg, manager. Ron' 2: A. Miner, J. Parkhurst, M. Gill, K. Mahoney. H. Jewkes, B. Kennedy, J. Callahan, J Burke, D. Goodyear, S. Scagel, B. BASKETBALL The '58-'59 season has been a victorious one for our girls. With Rita Burke and Jean Colton at the helm, the girls have had a 13-4 record of which we are justly proud. Sampson, Coach Hood. Row 1: S. Baybutt, F. Morrell, J. Tingley. R. Martell, B. Marshall, P. Paradise, P. O'Brien, Coach Merritt. Ron' 2: R. Mahoney, J. Brown, G. Eagles, K. Callahan, M. Mclsaac, G. McGurn, M. Slater. 76 ., if , 1 . t j 1 ,,g:,y-,,. ' ' I-mel rltw Claire Caissie Rita Bm-ke Jean Comm 1, U S , Ashby Billerica 47 lWi1f01'd 36 Billerica 58 VVestford 44 Billerica 69 Lunenburg 59 Billerica 67 Ashby 60 Honors Permanent Second Place Trophy Circulating Second Place Trophy Good Sportsmanship Award Trophy for Cooperation-Coach Free Throw Medal-Rita Burke Most Valuable Player-Rita Burke Nominees to All Star Team-Rita Burke, jean Colton Hood Captain Colton, Coach Hood, Captain Burke Season's Record Billerica 42 Salem, N.H. Billeritia 32 Methuen Billerica 42 Acton Billerica 38 Salem, N.H. Billerica 34 Alumni Billerica 57 Chelinsford Billerica 64 Tewksbury Billerica 75 North .Xntlover Billerica 43 Burlington Billerica 56 Dracut Billerica 66 XX'ilmington Billerica 44 Chelmslortl Billerica 58 TL'XX'iiSlJlll'f' Billerica 63 Burlington Billerica 63 Dracut Billerica 20 lYilrnington 4l 30 39 27 '22 41 30 49 63 33 50 'ill 38 64 42 60 Karyn Hansis Gloria Lohnes 77 l31ll'lJ2ll'11 ROHINIS Susan Sputum' Row 1: R. Burke, K. Hansis, J. Colton, M. Callahan, S. Spence. Rout 2: B. Sampson, Manager, H. Turnbull, A. Miner. J. Parkhurst, J. Callahan, H. jewkes, K. Mahoney, C. McCullough. SOFTBALL Although the season is not yet upon us, Coach Hood is already planning her strategy She has high hopes of a successful season I and places their future on the shoulders of the returning seniors. The score stood four to six with but an inning left to play l n 11:31 u .I ..I Tl in. They also serve, who only stand and wait 78 Missing something ??? if A - J XXV 1 L X wi f V Q ' grief- Cf' ' ,L X i if N A -' -l 1 . ,S , kb ' , I Y -V U 'e B fa . .1 ' Y fi l Bill Lavery. Coach Lampson, Bob Brown , S 'I , .'Q X , x N 7 . ,f . , led ' Row 1: G. Carpenter. D. Dempsey, Cearin. Row 2: B. Brown BASEBALL B. Lavery. Mlith the season only a few months away Coach --L -gn-of Lampson can look forward to a highly successful year. His hopes are endorsed by the return of five -sq.. - -'I' seniors, each of whom proved his worth last year 'T Lastly, he can count on able leadership of Capts Brown and Lavery. -1-f v-L.. a I. 4- -. ?..:'-1Em,. .:T't. '4f- Il's a bird-it's a plane- 79 l FIELD HOCKEY Rout I: C. McCollough, J. Callahan, A. Glavin, M, Doherty, C. Eastman, K. Hansis, P. Paradise, L. Currie, M. Gill, C. Valyou. Row 2: Coach Hood, S. Spence, J. Oskowski, M. Johnson, M. Martell, D. Goodyear, J. Brown, D. Martell, M. Callahan, H. Turnbull, B. Sampson, S. Allen. j. Cofhn, Manager. W7e usually derive great pleasure in watching our teams win, however, winning is a mere fortune of the game. The fact that the team and its fans remain loyal is the most important thing and the girls this year have made themselves the pride and joy of B.M.H.S. Although Dame Fortune did not smile on our girls this year, the spirit of the team and their loyal followers was not dampened. The players worked ardently and faithfully for Coach Hood and Captain Karyn Hansis, making each game a thrill to view. ,A . ' -1-M-Y Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Chelmsford Chelmsford Acton Salem N.H Coach Hoodamlcmpain Hansis S. Spence, C. Eastman, K. Hansis. M. Callahan M Martell 80 M. Doherty. E rx X A R f If NX XC 0 FIX S Df- GN ,XA R f .A 5 wh? 1-lusaqiuq-an f A ,, ,-, 't ' V ' WARRIOR WCDNDERFUL I-lair: George Carpenter Eyes: Jack McHugh Nose: Buster Hansis Smile: Donald Dempsey Legs: Bob Brown Physique: Dave Murray Personality: Bill Lavery Complexion: Dave Barrelle Hlardrobe: Patil Gladstone MAIDEN MARVELOUS Hair: Donna Turner Eyes: Donna Gagnon Nose: Mary McGurn Smile: Dianne Desrosiers Legs: Dot Gaudet Figure: Carol Roy Personality: Pat Collins Complexion: Sue MacConnell Wardrobe: Nancy Neiss In Go! Fair example of untainted youth! Have you had your soup today? 1 u Romeo! Wherefore art thou? Her hair is gray. but not from age. 1,- v- fi? po , ,, il fr ' P i . iff., 'r all sq' ' ,', n 1 Beast, bird. insect, what no eye can sccg s I 1 Eiga: -3 T! Here I 11m!! X A 'l'In'cc parts Gin-Om' part Yl'1Alll0l uh! 11 N3 Q Q I4- jr .Myl Xml f 4 ,M ff -YS If 'L 057527 25 1 NUGHT MELQ QUEEN Carol Roy May 9, 1958 ' v fi 84- KING Kirk Streitmater H Y I5 Q0 iii Q3 mx? 2305 .. G kk ae 3135 R WONDE ebruary 13, 1959 'X I1 w,.1 iv' i x 19 F T M 'ual ,K -Q0 RLA I I QUEEN 4 UV f 1 mr H 1 ,Il XIOR 1 LFFX ' K' Carol R 'fs .. 1 ' Y A . 4. 1, 4. p, 85 We Y TRIBAL LORE We, the chieftains of the tribe, await our final step of accomplishment, our graduation, at which time we will terminate our membership as Billerica Indians and commence our role as young adults. The following is a resume of four years. Camou- flaged behind these facts and figures on our totem pole are the real reasons for ultimate success, maid- ens and warriors with a sense of duty to tribe and town. Commencing our high school career was all the more confusing, intriguing, and delightfully differ- ent because of our unfamiliarity with our modern facilities. Under the advisorship of Mrs. Houghton and Mr. Merrifield, and the leadership of officers: William Lavery, Pres., Dorothy Gaudet, Vice-pres., Jacque- line Lee, Sec., and Barbara Rounds, Treas., we spon- sored our first social, Record Roundup. Breaking precedent, Donna Turner and Dot Gau- det, both Freshmen, were chosen to head the cheer- leaders in their senior year. Soon after selecting our Sophomore officers: Pat Collins, Pres., Dot Gaudet, Vice-pres., Gladys Mc- Ginness, Sec., Barbara Rounds, Treas., we gathered stalks and pumpkins and decorated for the Har- vest Hop. The possibility of having a Student Council was discussed and made a reality in the Spring of '57, Four of our classmates, Bill Lavery, Pat Collins, Karyn Hansis, and Diane Desrosiers were elected to serve the following year on Billerica High's first Council. Poised and ready to strike a bull's eye of success, we Juniors selected Pres., VVilliam Lavery, Vice-pres., David Barrelle, Sec., Patricia Collins, Treas., Barbara Rounds. Choosing a class ring posed a problem which was soon solved in the selecting of a Balfour Company and a modern piece of handicraft. The Beacon Light Chapter of the National Honor Society was formed in the middle of the year with 16 of our members elected and presented with pins. In November, a sellout review, The Kickoff, was presented. Thanksgiving Day was an important one indeed, game with Chelmsford and Victory Dance with trophies awarded. The most important social event of our high school life, our Junior Prom, Moonlight Melody, was chairmanned by Claire Caissie. YVe'll not forget Queen Carol Roy and her princesses: Diane Des- rosiers. Gladys McGinness, Gloria Lohnes, Dianne Lorden, Roberta Farwell, and Marilyn Martell. From our Seniors sage and superior we chose as officers, VVil1iam Lavery, Pres., David Barrelle, Vice- pres., Dorothy Gaudet, Sec., Barbara Rounds, Treas., our lVannaIancct, under the advisorship of Mr. Cares was organized, the cast of Date Bait began re- hearsing, and we were on our way. A meritous football season which was a zenith of skill, sportsmanship and school spirit came to a jubilant ending in the Turkey Day triumph over the Chelmsford Lions. The Mistletoe Hop, the Christmas dance spon- sored by the Smoke Signal was highlighted by the crowning of B.M.H.S.'s first Snow Queen, Dolly McGinness. Our Senior Prom was set for the ominous date Friday, February 13, but not pessimistic were our chairman, Claire Caissie and the many couples who attended VVinter Mlonderland. In a land of silver, white, blue and green, Donna Turner reigned as Queen, whose court consisted of Gladys McGinness, Diane Desrosiers, Gloria Lohnes, Barbara Piper, Ka- ryn Hansis, and Diane Lorden, In February, the girls varsity squad and the Sen- ior cheerleaders traveled to the Ashby Tourney and put another feather in our band by bringing home nine trophies-good sportsmanship trophy, finals tro- phy and others. Our four years have been composed of many emotions and experiences, the excitement of cheering our teams to victory, the eagerness of awaiting a big dance, tenseness before report cards, the gaiety of Tri Delta parties and trips. With memories like elephants, we won't forget for many moons: Chuck's penny jar, the victory rides after our football wins, pajama parties, locker room conferences and pranks, night rehearsals for the shows, the braving of the elements to get ads, the inspiring Christmas scenes in the lobby and the pageants. VVe, the largest class to graduate and the first to have gone four years through B.M.H.S., smoke the last peace pipe on the reservation, add ourselves to the totem pole and crush the smokey embers of a campfire. We Seniors hope that we proved ourselves by loy- ally serving and doing all that time and opportunity allowed. We regret our leaving these happy hunting grounds but we'll be proud to say that we are gradu- ates of B.M.H.S. and to tell our story- a success story. l 1 , I F4 l '11 - --Q. Ll YD! ll W gyho is the third who xvalks alsvays beside? All discord - hlifllltllll not llllllCIiSl0OdH B' .- .M-S.. i -' I- y lhl Cnc C L 'na' f N YI if-S ' Y' f .mf,..fnus fiinw' 0 Rx Abunclantly supplies all our life- UBB' what Sine Shall I klww thee? Dear john- What scenes appear wlieneer I turn my view? 'i '! 'e: if i X g X . f ' X. . XA . 'X 'N ' N - i , A' I r Lf. 3 -' G X . ' One impulse from a vernal wood. Left me to see neglected genius blown. ' 1-i i l rf , 5 87 T ATCP THE 'x Z s 4-i 1 , X. - 1 - Jah ' -' L1 f v N , MJ C., L, x Y l ' 'X gs .1 ' k hifi ' --,I irq- ' .4 4' -A Q Ty. . A. ,. . . 'ff' -Q - xy- I 5 y I an Ag wgQ,N' 5X1 ,IU ' .f ' C 1,4 Q , Wg? ?' NEAFI-EST RIQSIT STUDIQUS C H. A BEST DRESSED Dolly McCuiness, Paul Gladstone Jam Comm' RO Jen O IU P3111 Rf1'1S0m, Charlotte Beam? CUTEST -lack McHugh, Lois Sargent x :TRI- --I i 1 . MOST I'ERSON.'Xlll,li Q 4 FRIENDLIEST Karvn Hansis, Buster Hansis CLASS COMEDIANS ' George Carpenter, Barbara Rounds E 1 l 5 rl , i .. in -. MOST ATHLETIC MOST POPULAR Rita Burke Bob Brown Charlie johnson. Dianne Desrosiers ' PHI Collins- Bill Lavery 88 is it F' ,f 1 1-'-'x VOSF VERgATILE fd NI'11l111 Clmc f'11ss1L I XI IEE-NS 1 Rohm Foxbes Ru Sax lgC 1 111 1 S11ll111111. l11'1111k Kid 1 Lrx ISHSAI' ILJOKIXC c1lll'Ul Rm. IMlXill N Ig lv XNCFR5 101111111-1. IL111 B111 TRIBAL TESTAMENT Darkness was fallmg as the solemn group of our squms md warrlors formed the trrbal councll Soon we would be lC'lVll1g Blllerlca Memoual Hlgh School forever md lest our bequests to the underclassmen be lost to poster1ty Chref Lavery called us together The purpose of thls meetrng was to make a record of our glfts to the younger maldens and braves Recorded be low IS the last w1ll and testament of the class of 1959 We the class of 1959 hereby bequeath the follow IH To the class of 2009 the staff of the Warmalancet leaves a copy of the Wannalancet and our ledgers to help them wfth the organlzatlon of thelr yearbook I Rfchard Anderson leave the audltorlum and the stage equlpment to the future backstagers We Geraldlne Angell Susan Granfleld and Bob Murray leave our red heads temperaments three mlld mannered members of the class of 1960 We Dorothy Gaudet Donna Turner Mary Mc Gurn Carole Havxland Gladys McG1nness PHITICIH Colllns and Barbara Sulllvan leave Wlfh memorles of the Ashby Tournament and wlth a vote of thanks and HHSCIIOH to Mrs Adams To Call Huber and Rlchard Sylvester from Bob Brown and Dave Murray goes the captamcy of our football team and a W1Sl1 for a successful season We Romey Capobxanco and Slssy Forsley leave our Chlcken Pluckers Unlon badges To Brenda Sampson I ean Colton bequeath Alexander I Marllyn Cooke leave to Tlna Grady a small toy plstol ruth which to defend herself agalnst Mr Nutt 111 s wlld sense of humor III T1 lg class I ohn McHugh leave my beautlful blush to some lucky JLIYIIOI To Mr Nuttall I Cerald McDonald leave a hun dred feet of brokcn film md 1 luge bottle of asplrln I R1ta Burke leave my seasons txcket to the Cel t1cs games and an 8 x 10 plcture of Tommy Hem sohn Wfe Sue MacConnell Phyllls Samses and Lols Sar gent leave to do our stretchlng CXCTCISCS I Dan Buckley leave my good d1spos1t1on to Mr Cares Mfe Karyn Hansls and Dlanne Desroslers leave our frrendly ways To some uncouth underclassmen goes the sophls t1cat1on of Dlanne Lorden and Bob Co1l1er I Betty Lewlen leave w1th my laughter echolng ln the halls We Clafre CHISSIC and Susan Corkum would leave but we are knee deep rn decoratlons and pamt pots To JOIII Senor Wences I George Carpenter leave you laughlng I Buster Hansls leave my Ballad of the Lone some Cowboy to an upcomlng unlor To any brave junlor I Wanda Bruce leave my place 1n perlod three Engllsh class I ohn Clark leave my Wlt to a umor who 1S 1n need of lf I Brad Covell leave my IOU for ten dollars I Allce Dlas leave my composltxons to a umor wlth the hope that she gets better marks than I d1d To my s1ster Velma I Alan Gage leave my membersh1p 1n the Natlonal Honor Society Four wonderful years of hlgh school go to Charlle Hallenborg from hlS srster Ruth Wlth my baton ln hand I udy Groves leave B M H s I Steve Kelley leave my devastatlng charm to some lucky youngster To a future Senlor I Peter Marshall leave a vast supply of admlt sllps black and white I Eddy Martln leave my turntable to Sal Passa laqua and Al Shaw I Dom Catalfnmo leave my S1de11ner sports outfit To my brother Paul I M1ke Rae leave the mem OTICS of my hlgh school years To th1s w1ll we do attest th1s twenty To some lucky female I Barbara Rounds leave first day of February IH the year of my 'lLlIlIll2illOI1 for Mr Cracle our Lord 1959 -Ze-mf' 2 lcd I 1 1 1 ' . , ,, f , ' ' ' 1 ' . . 1 . c 'c . y . . Q . . X 4. . Q . . . C K 1 1 . 4 , . . . , . . . . 1 , V . . , . , , .1 Q ' . ' , ' L 1 1 1 1 ' . g' 7 I 1 1. , , - 1 . c ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 . f ' ' cr - k . , , - ' YY ' I 1 1 1 J . 66 31 n I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11 1 J 1 1 1 . , , . . . . , , J ' 1 1 1 1 . . . I 1 . 1 7 1 ' . , . . . . . ' 1 1 J 1 1 1 J 1 . . . . ' 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 . . 7. Y . . If , Q ' 1 1 1 , '. ' . , ' .' ' ' ' 1 . f . , , 1 J 1 1 1 1 ' - - L . Q s . . - 1 1 7 1 1 ' , , . ' ' . V, f 1 Z. ' ' ' - C C ' 1 1 1 1 . if V ,i . . . 1 C 1 1 ' . ' ' V , I I ' ' 1 . . 1 ' I ' 1 L ' 1 - 1 1 1 -A l - I-V . 4 . 1 . . 1 - wg W1 Q O UTSTAN DINC Cutest Bert Beckwith Best Dressed Emmett Beane Most Popular Chris Fay Friendliest -Iohn Harrington Most Athletic Gordon Burke Comedian Dougie Grattan Best Student Harold Bacon Most Handsome Billy Champagne OUTSTANDING Cutest Dorothea Lee Best Dressed Mary Mclsaac Most Popular janet Blaisdell Friendliest Milany Baroni Most Athletic Kathy Callahan Comedians Dotty Mitchell Best Student Priscilla Paradise Prettiest Phoebe Mitchell Prettiest Pat Petipas Aff t NIU-rig Uulql English 92 Cheer up, only 630 more' school days left. f . . r . .SOPHQMCDPQBES I 1. kink L' Rdvy ,V . bv I ,w g,LLX i,1.f9?0fj1Ufyi I i 5 OUTSTANDING Bovst iffy' Luv' l , 1 Cutest Eddie Beauchesne Best Dressed Eddy Piaeenzzi Most Popular Frank Bernaducci Friendliest Eddy McCarthy Most Athletic Joe Matuzas Comedian George Norco Best Student James Amerault Most Handsome Mike Bruno K I Ron' 1: F. Bernaducci, President: Ainerault. Vice-president. Row 2: M. Landry, Treasurer: Miss L11 Montague. Mrs. Saunders, P. Petipas. Secretary. v I to Q5 , 4 it ? 7 -'N J ,E OlVIiS'I'.XNIJINCL Clulest .Ioan Nlerrow Best Dressed Brenda Mznslizill Most Popular Put Kennellx Friendliest Martha Dunn Most Athletic' Janet Czillzxhzm Comedian Linda Jones Best Student June Farmer Prettiest Put Petipzis Cllil E... . H1 Looking for something? 93 Snake in the Qluss OUTSTANDING BOYS ' Cutest 4 Lenny Murray Best Dressed Pete Clark Most Popular jim Iillingwood Friendliest Stanley Foster Most Athletic Carl Huber Comedian Richard Sylvester Best Student Robert Wlhite Most Handsome Duke Fidler .IUNIORS - uw Ron' I: J. Nuttall, President: P. Gibbons. Vice' president. Row 2: P. Lavery, Treasurer: Miss OUTSTANDING GIRLS Cutest Sandy Milton Best Dressed Sue Scagel Most Popular Pat Lavery Friendliest Bernie Dubois Most Athletic Kathy Mahoney Comedian Betty Sewell Best Student Ann lv ie Gr Royal. Mrs. McLaughlin, J. Folk, Secretary. Pr ti cl L LC OIl . . X ,Il Q q I NV ,I - T ij 'IV x N, ,I -1 D t X t lun- 1' 1 NX- P- i . 42 T l f-HV' X Sl All work and no play . . 94 XVho's kidding whom? 1 Karyn I-Iansis, Donna Turner, Vie would like to thank all those on the advertising staff, without whose help the year- book could not have been pos- sible. Ed Martin, Barbara Rounds, Advertising Ma nagers Mac I would like to express my appreciation to the other edi- tors for all the assistance they have given to me on the sports pages. Bob Brown, Sports Editor Edifor's Page I really enjoyed working on the yearbook and I know, due to the efforts of all who helped, that the Wannalancet will be a book of which we can be proud. Dot Gaudet, Art Editor I would like to say that l have had a wonderful time work- ing on the Wannalrzncet, and I hope the seniors next year have as good a time. Betty Lewien, Associate Editor This, l think, will ht- the lust yearbook ever to tome out ol B.NI.lI.S. lt has really been a pleasure to be part ol the limi- nnlnncct. Bill Lavery, ff.S.SU!I'flf!? Editor Now that the XVannalancet is complete, we of the stall have an opportunity to take an objective look at our book and the work that was put into it. I personally leel that much ol the credit for the work done should go to our advisor, who did more than was required of him. To the photographers of Loring Studios and to Mr. Farnham, I would like to express my thanks. Lastly, to the members of the staff, who worked so hard, goes my gratitude. Assembling the IVIIIIIIIIIIIIIFIT has been an unforgettable experi- ence. Marilyn Cooke, Co-Editor-in-Cl:ief YVe squaws and braves have worked 'til weary, It has been a pleasure to work on this yearbook with the other members of the fflllllllllfllllfff staff. Rita Burke, spa,-is Editor YVe would like to express our feeling of gratitude to the edi- tors and staff for making the Wrzrzrmlfuzcet a success. YVC feel their time and efforts were not wasted. Co-Plzotogrnplzy Editors As a member of the graduating class of 1959, I am proud to have played a small part in the organization of the lVr1mmIancet. To all the yearbook staff members who really pitched in to make our yearbook a success, I wish to express my thanks. To the editors, without whose help we wouldnot have succeeded, I extend my deepest appreciation and gratitude. I also wish that the future classes use fVl17I71llfIlI1f6f as a standard name for their yearbook. Allan Gage, C11-Edliffll'-fl?-fillIigfi YVampum rasin' and settlin' queries. lVith a bow and arrow we did aim, For lVanrzulr1nrct that would win acclaim. And now our task is o'er and done, YVe hope it will be enjoyed by everyone. Pat Collins, Assistrznt Editor I wish to thank all those on the business staff who worked to make the llhmmlzmrct a suc- cess. Gerry MacDonald, Business Manager. Mr. Farnham, Gerry. Nlarilyn. Alan. WVith baggy eyes we met the Oh, how I will remember the deadlines: deadlines we had to meet, but l wish to express my sincere And tried to get Boosters with- in spite of it all I have really grppn-cigttion lu the L-tlitols of out fines' enjoyed Working fm thc IVUN- the ll'11nm1lm11'ct for their llll- VVe've had our fun, nalnncct. tiring efforts to make this book and now it's done! Claire Caissie, Art Editor ll success, Nanci' Poffhlff, Lffem 3' Edifvt' 95 Sue Spence, .-Issisttnzt Editor Pete Marshall Karyn Hansis Virginia Paduch Alan Gage Jeannie Mlhite Irene Fowlie Jeanine Beauchesne Joe Gearin Barbara Sullivan Mike Pickowitz Jack Nugent Richie Reslow Malcolm Trevett Richie Scott Robert Valyou Richard Anderson Sue MacConnell Judy Ann O'Connor Gerry Angell Jean Levesque Theresa Ouelett Charlotte Beane Carol Bevis Rita Burke Caroline DeBenedictis Brad Covell Paul Christian Janet Fall Gloria Gagnon Ruth Hallenborg Betty Hartshorn Betty Lewien Tom Paskewicz Carol Valyou BOOSTERS Laurel Sargent Jack Musgrave Tom EQ Ray, Custodians Mr. tb Mrs. Ethel Slater YVarren Hookway Sandra Smith Anna Koclski Gerry Chambers Russell Farrell Pat Quinlan Bob Hogan Bob Hodgdon Nancy Poehler Pat Pyche Mole Mike Gallagher Shirley Marshall Pat Collins Alice Dias Mary Daniels A Friend Gerald Cibulski Bernice Keoughan Susan Corkum Angelo DeBenedictis Carmine DeBenedictis Roberta Spencer Jack Doherty Debbie Daniels Jaye Leary Joe Campbell Allison Ann XfVholey Dave Savage Jan Ericson Ann Marie Grady Joan Folk Bernadette Dubois Linda Laskey Kathey Kiley Louise XVeatherbee Dotty Allard Joan Battcock Jackie Harkins Marion Keith Robert Hookway Pam Tweeden Bill Venoit Mrs. Carol Adams Billy McNulty Judy Groves Janet Caneles Tony Campano Carol Lombardo Bill Evans Joan Quinlan Sue Scagel Marion Saunders Dianne Corbett Janet Blaisdell Gladys Eagles Rita Mahoney Stella Sintiris Beverly Rich Dianne Hleatherbee Bert Beckwith Richard Brown Emmett Beane Bunny Lee Martha Dunn Judy Hlolf John Paduch Dave Boynton Alice Bothello Linda Currie Kathy Hamlin XYinkie Oskowski Joe Johnson Allan Paradise Kathy Hayes Barbara Hosmer Roberta XVard Joanne XVil1iams Rosalie Martell Peter Clark Carol Groth Loretta Holland Janet Nuttall Joe Shaw Mr. Fournier Mr. Reardon Mr. Hunt Mrs. Messer Mrs. Adams Mr. Sc Mrs. Roger Sampson Sylvia Merino Maureen Glynn Pat Martell Tommy Fall Joyce Ducharme Mr. 8.: Mrs. Mclntosh Mr. tk Mrs. Hewitt Mr. 8: Mrs. YV. Morris Al Shaw Susan Trasii Donnie Sloper Mr. EQ Mrs. Ross Galvin Paula Bmckgtt Sharon Grant Pat Petipas Mr. K Mrs. John Biagiotti Robert F0059 Joseph Foley, Jeweler COMPLIMENTS CF THE SIDELINERS ASSOCIATION ve, ' .Delo reg :Dawg Graff J ' Xkgax am, N30 Nan -Bill? 'V x Off do oe , Karen ROM n Daanne GIGVIB., + + - -l' I Johmnq Grec! :Barrel tdcl ' E'- V 1 Jac F :pave W e eo Uss Leadership Congratulations Friendship Graduafes Sportsmanship Billerica DRAMATIC CLUB Recreation Committee Best Wishes Good Luck Good Fortune From From From Class of '60 Class of '61 Class of '62 me-fha, Clalre ll? ll W if ffl slr' yy Chuck Lampson I Dr. A. lYarren Stearns .R i, x , ll xy JNJiy5g0I'2LS26Q'S llnaiwi ij 'j VZ John Monahan V dvi' XJSJEJ I f f Mildred ' -sthave VNV ty Arthur Hallenborg lt Francis . Baxter, Att.-at-La ya Drs. Henriques and Kass WI J ill Marion Gould, Att.-at-Law Mlilliam C. Desmond, Att.-at-Law Dr. Simon Bagdigian Dr. Harriet C. Leach Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McNulty Mr. and Mrs. VVilliarn McNulty Capt. and Mrs. Robert C. Forbes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. William Mackie Miss Honey Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. James B. Monahan Mr. Francis Hamilton Xl c Cxlgkitvld lf Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Piper Mr. and Mrs. XV. B. Gage Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Gage Mr. and Mrs. Niel Singless Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gage Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gupstill Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Scipione Mr. and Mrs. George Eastman Miss Charline Eastman Mr. and Mrs. John Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Hartshorn Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Athanes Mr. and Mrs. George Strom Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johanson Mr and Mrs. Lauris Sargent Mr and Mrs S. L. Tibbetts Dr. and Mrs. Hlarren Hookway Mr and Mrs lllilliam Collins Mr and Mrs. Harold XV. Spencer Mr and Mrs Lewis Daniels Mr and Mrs James Kinney Mr and Mrs james Leary Mr and Mrs. George C. Ransom Mr and Mrs joseph Gearin jonathan and Friend Patrons Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Frank Gagnon Joseph XV. Martin, jr George Silva Edmund Burke . james E. Groves Alfred Perry Al Pluges Keating Pluges Louis Gagnon Plewskowicz Frederick McAdams Flynn joseph Campbell Dedascolou John T. Reed Thomas Alfred Dias Robert Samson Richard Blake 98 Dr. Donald S. Barber lVilliam Trainor Insurance Agency M. C. Newman Insurance Agency Gordon C. Brainerd Insurance Agency Dr. O. S. Marshall Dr. Charles G. Chigas A Friend Paul Heffernan jonathan Robert Cares Mr. and Mrs. james P. Quinlan Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Michaud Miss jean Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Miss Joan A. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Henry F. Ouellet Ouellet Frank Gullage YVilliam Gullage Milton Gullage XVilliam Hunt Clyde Davison Carmen Ferraro Donald McKeown . Frederick Bolz Miss Florence Field Miss Florence Mclsaac Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bernice Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Bunker William Sykes james McBride Richard George Charles Geas Harry Martell Harry Cann Plumley Francis McDonald Hubert Sewell Edward Duffy Charles Bignell Kenneth Barrett Douglas Hall joseph Guinta Charles Hallenborg Charles Clyde john Paduch Frank Paduch I 1 V I I 7 v R Q I I w 1 V i 1 Y i I I 1 4 1 1 1 l 99 Arakellan and Jones Boston Roid BlllCl1C'l Tel Nlontrose 58199 All Compliments of Compliments of Mona B Moon Collins Bowlmg Alleys R621 Estate Carmine Debenedlchs Pllllllblllg Heatlng Gas Fllllllg H Hfestuood Avenue Blllerrca Mass Reg No 4101 Tel M03 8958 LOllllJl11HCI'llS of Attorney Marlon D Gould 508 Boston Road B1llC1lC'1 Nlasswchusetts Complnnents of Mr and Mrs Austin Perry Morris Ellis Pllllllllllllg and Heatlng Treble Cove Road North B1ller1c1 Complnnents of O Connor s Hardware X11 Your Hardu are Needs Complunents of James E. Harrington to the Class of '59 Compliments of Riverdale Oil George B. Neiss Montrose 3-8810 N ORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY COIIIIJHIIICIIIS oi I. G. A. Foodliner Burlington, Massachusetts Pinehurst Market 816 Boston Road Pinehurst Choice Meat Free Delivery COIHIJHIIICIIIS of A Friend COIIIIJHIIICIIIS of A Friend Cloxnplinlents ol Kelley's Package Store Lucy Marshalfs Nursing Home North Billcrica 102 Murphy 8K Callahan F515 Bridge Street CLI 3-21111 Florence Xlurplty Qlolm Clztllzthztn l'resfr1'pIz'm1s Pmmptly Filled and Ilelzrtewfi Anyzvlzere Byam's Launderers 8. Cleansers IIS Nlatitt Street, XYiItttit1gtfm Ol 8-ZHUT Oil Xxlllvbll Street North liilletifzt Nlo Fi-8871 Preston Coal and Coke Company Coke - Cloztl 3 Buttlecl Cats XYltidtlen Street Imtrell, Xlztssztcltttsetts NIOntr0se 3-112-17 Xlltter, sctvctitge. stud drains A. C. Fillmore Builmler and Clrmtrztctor Backhoe, dozer, trucking 261 .Xntlover Road Billericxt, Montrose I5-27,12 V. M. Rollins Heating Oils 334 Boston Ruud Billericzt, Mass. Klitss. Compliments of FAULKNER MILL Manufacturers of Fine Woolens Since 1811 Sulesruom Open rllomlzty tlzmugh I riday 103 Compliments of CNERRYGWEBB Lowell's largest store devoted exclusively to fashion Compliments of Attorney 8. Mrs. Luis Razin Compliments of Billerica Rod and Gun Club Inc. Compliments of Purity Foods Compliments of Savage's Store Compliments of Grossman's Inc. Andreoli Incorporated Xfllliolesale Tobacco - Candy Cigarettes - Drug Sundries 689 Merrimzick St. Gr. 2-8221 James F. O'DonneIl 8. Sons Funeral Home 276 Pawtucket St. at Flecher Lowell, Mass. Cl. 8-8768 Mclaughlin Transfer Co. 360 Jackson St. Lowell, Mass. Moving - Packing - Crating - Storage H. A. Jenkins 8. Sons New I-Iomes Sc Remodeling lilliot St., Billericzl Mo. 3-2493 1- The Right Spot Is THE BRIGHT SPOT Webb Brook Country Club Webb Brook Road Billerica, Massachusetts Montrose 3-9386 MZ mile off Rt. 3A Bear Hill Farm Ice Cream Turkeys Compliments of Gladstone Brothers Boston Road Billerica Compliments of A Friend Ed's Auto Sales Rambler 626 Boston Rd. Billerica Mo. 3-8258 Allard and Berger Chevrolet Sales and Service Wrights Service Station Heating Oils I9 Boston Road North Billerica Our Fuel Makes Warm Friends Compliments of Martin and Cooper Sales and Service Boston Road Billerica Compliments of Roy Brothers Adam's Store Meats and Groceries i 105 COMPLIMENTS GF BALFOUR RING CO 106 COMPLIMENTS OF PIERCE FORD 107 ciOlllIJiilllClll5 oi' Pinehurst Oil Co. A-Ba-Co Fuel Incorporated 645 Middlesex St. N. 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