Bishop Fenwick High School - Lance Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

I THE LANCE PART PART PART PART I ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, STAFF II GRADUATES in ACTIVITIES, CLUBS IV CANDID CAMERA PART V ATHLETICS LAYOUT STAFF QfosU C Ll±sM ,.4. jQJ a 2 A c hsUMJSMl ' ' njQS L V n y (ct AJxs t C Lj4 J EDlToR oytj . 2,y w “h fi jXfit « K ? C- XWcA— 1 3 GlsUsty, •ft Co Avfe PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF BISHOP FENWICK HIGH SCHOOL PEABODY, MASSACHUSETTS CA uXic 7?? , RoIaL 1 ' PuRtvSrctDios We pause to linger; a last look back. Four years we thought would last forever have slipped by, never to be recaptured. Awakened to the cry of “forward” LITERARY staff our separate ways, the challenge of maturity. With us comes a wealth of knowledge, gift of understanding, the warmth of life-long friends. Memories FRESHMAN September 5, 1962 . . our first rally . . . football games — victory 14-0 . . . initiation . . . “We the lowly, miserable freshmen” . . . “Down on the farm” with Walt and Kathy . . . Miss Culkin arrives and we become “charming” . . . cafeteria — tuna subs and wacky cake . . . Latin — locative and vocative . . . Mary Louise Hickey recreates The Diary of Arm Trank . . . What time is this class over? . . . art — toothpicks and Duco cement . . . Brian Hogan begins to speak . . . Sister Marie Fredrica — “I can’t hear the boys” . . . band debuts . . . Tech Tourney . . . Honors Night — poetry awards and perfect attendance . . . first senior class graduates ... we become sophomores . . . SOPHOMORE We return; nonchalant sopho- mores . . . dedication of Fenwick field . . . marches up Margin Street . . . biology lab — smashed gumdrops and grasshoppers . . . Mr. Teirnan — geometry, navy, law ... we be- come univacked . . . demerits . 48 boxes of chocolate-covered al monds . . . scooters banned . . Caesar becomes an arch enemy . . Byzantine Mass . . . Beatle maga- zines in study periods . . . Brian keeps talking . . . Christmas Dance . . . Leave room for the Holy Ghost” . . . Father Campbell’s retreat . . . and he gazed into her limpid pools” . . . crowds gather at Tread- well’s . . . dance band debuts . . . saddle shoes and knee socks . . . Tyngsboro in the rain, rain, rain . . . WBEBmM JUNIOR Upperclassmen ... a television in every room ... no courting in the corridors ... no dangling ear- rings . . . Mr. K’s 500 words — what makes bananas yellow . . . never catch our Man-ning . . . Alpine Christmas . . . Brian keeps talking . . . Fenwick gets a tennis team . . . Seniors finally beat the faculty . . . cheerleaders win the trophy . . . our Nantasket outing . . . baseball team’s first league championship . . . Charlie steps up as Student Council President . . . pizza party for the seniors . . . finals . . . good old summertime . . . SENIOR Seniors at last . . . Sister Paula Julie . . . ding dong school . . . sky blue gym suits . . . our proofs are Purdy” . . . our ring day ceremony . . . initiation — freshmen write glory stories . . . rallies — lots of spirit, lots of noise . . . Mr. Kulevich’s “zero boys” . . . invasion of college boards . . . Fenwick’s harriers have a successful season . . . cheerleaders take second at North Reading com- petition . . . cotillion — an enchanted evening . . . retreat — sleepless nights . . . Fenwick’s five bounces back . . . only two straws?” . . . college acceptances . . . exams ... a Senior prom worth waiting for . . . graduation . . . ’66 — the class that REVEREND JOSEPH BUKAY Chaplain Athletic Moderator Religion 1, World History MR. PHILIP HOPKINS Guidance Director MR. ALEX KULEV1CH Director of Athletics Room 305 World History, American History 9 SISTER JULIENNE Room 401 Trigonometry, Algebra 1,2, Reli- gion 4, Advanced Math SISTER TERESA PATRICIA Room 402 Programmed Math, Trigonometry, Physics, Religion 4, Guidance, Per- sonal Typing SISTER HELEN CORNELIA Room 404 Religion 4, Chemistry, Guidance SISTER FELICITAS ROOM 405 Religion 3,4, English 2,4, Guidance, Personal Typing SISTER BERNADETTE MARIE Room 403 Religion 4, History, English 4 MR. JAMES SELLERS Room 306 Religion 3, Economics, World His- tory SISTER ESTELLA ST. JOHN Room 303 Advanced Math, Geometry, Reli- gion 3, Algebra 1 SISTER MARY ST. DOMINIC Room 304 Religion 3, Spanish 1,2,3 SISTER CHARLES ANN Room 302 Religion 3, English 3,4 MR. RALPH LE DUG Room 301 Government, Physical Education 13 SISTER MARY GENEVIEVE Room 203 Choral Practice, Fine Arts SISTER ALICE FRANCES Room 204 Religion 2, Biology mr. Joseph McCarthy Room 206 Religion 2, English 3,4 SISTER JOHN DOLORES Room 103 Religion 1, French 2, English SISTER MICHAEL RAYMOND Room 102 Fine Arts, Freshman Art, Mechan- ical Drawing, Graphic Art CAFETERIA STAFF: Annette Murphy, Catherine McGrath, Anita Minichiello, Mary Kenney, Eileen Burkinshaw, Claire Flem- ing, John Hubbard. 21 Fv ' ; 1 f f l 1 n| 1 JANET FRANCES ALBERGHENI Jan casual . . . outgoing . . . A socialist, a speaker, a doer, a friend. JANE KATHLEEN AULSON Jane sociable . . . congenial . . . A twirling talent and a sparkling style. GEORGE CLIFFORD AMBROSE Cliff ingenious . . . outspoken . . . With a certain ease he laughs, and the world laughs with him. MARY ALICE BAGDASARLAN Mary witty . . . perceptive . . . Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. MARY ELLEN AMBREFE Mary complying . . . satisfied . . . Enjoys singing; delights in having a good time. JOAN MARGARET ARCHER Joanie diligent . . . willing . . . Determination makes a scholastic and athletically rounded person. 24 DAVID CARLSON ANDERSON Dave refreshing . . . resourceful . . . Like a rocket, man too can soar above difficulties. k i KATHLEEN THERESA BAKER Kathie light-hearted . . . true . . . Makes friends faster than sunshine chases gloom. MICHAEL EARLE ANNIS Mike lively . . . steadfast . . . Happiness depends upon the tides of the mind. JEAN THERESA BARNES Jean fun-loving . . . sociable . . . A person who easily takes pleasure in all she does. LOUIS CARL APPOLLONI Louie worthy . . . amiable . . . Leadership his ability, loyalty • his virtue. i DIANNE JEAN BAGLEY Blondie pert . . . animated . . . There is charm in her friendliness; friendliness is her charm. 25 DEBRA ELIZABETH BIEVER Debbie sprightly . . . animated . . . Mischief dances in her eyes, and smiles upon her lips. DENISE CLAIRE BERUBE Denise outgoing . . . lively . . . Our French scholar, known for her warm personality and intelligence. CLAIRE CLAUDETTE BLANCHETTE Claire obliging . . . enthusiastic . . . Co-operation triumphs in her ath- letic abilities. JANET ANN BURAS Janie energetic . . . fun-loving . . . The basketball court is her show- place of spirit and ability. JEANETTE MARIE BURKE Jeanette candid . . . convincing . . . Personality makes friends; ami- ability keeps them. PAUL HENRY CADORET Paul aggressive . . . unassuming . . . One lives anew every time he dis- penses of himself. 26 ALAN EDWARD BOYD A 1 direct . . . undeviating . . . The truth in life lies in the char- acter of every man. ' PATRICIA MARIE CAPUTO Pat magnetic . . . lively . . . The way to be happy is to make others so. JOHN JEREMIAH BRADY Jack conservative . . . scholarly . . . An able man shows his spirit by gentle words and resolute actions. CAROL ANN CARTER Carol sincere . . . adventurous . . . Gaiety and a light heart are natural wealth. PAUL JAY BROWN Jay quiet . . . courteous . . . Neither too reserved nor too exub- erant. PAULA JULIE CAMPBELL Paula softspoken . . . trustworthy . . . Enjoyment of life, with a feeling of people. 27 JOHN TIMOTHY CLIFFORD Timmie extraordinary . . . shining . . . A friend shows himself for what he truly is. SUSAN ELIZABETH CONNOLLY Sue congenial . . . calm . . . The subdued, meaningful voice of true friendship. PHILIP JOSEPH CHMIEL Scrunch assiduous . . . hearty . . . To give of himself is his greatest pleasure. KATHLEEN MARY CONNELLY Kathy vivid . . . high-minded . . . Bubbling over with gaiety, and shining with good spirit. JOHN CHARLES CIVELLO John congenial . . . reserved . . . Steadfast and constant in his ven- tures. JEAN MARIE CONNOR Jean quiet . . . soft-spoken . . . Lovely to look at, a pleasure to know. 28 DOUGLAS MILTON CONNELL Doug trustworthy . . . dependable . . . Dedicated to the ideals of Fenwick and its spirit. SEBASTIAN MANUEL COUCEIRO Cooch patient . . . perceptive . . . His ease and sincerity are his guid- ing qualities. PAUL MICHAEL CONNELLY Paul perceptive . . . devoted . . . Quiet humor outlines his friendly personality. NANCY ANN COOK Nance poised . . . discerning . . . Sophistication: a spontaneous charm, an approachable way. ELLEN MARIE COSTELLO Ellen vivacious . . . understanding . . . A listener with an open mind and an understanding nature. VICTORIA DIANNE CONNELLY Vicky intelligent . . . amusing . . . Good sense and a good nature are a striking pair. 29 KEVIN GEORGE DAUPHINEE Kev persistent . . . conscious . . . An effect rouses the desire to know the cause. Ik V DEBORAH ANN CULLEN Debby vibrant . . . aspiring . . . When she isn’t laughing, she’s smiling. WILLIAM JOHN DAVIDSON Billy responsible . . . humorous . . . His athletics yield a versatility. WALTER FRANCIS CULLEN Walt athletic . . . serious . . . Praise belongs to all who earn it. ROBERT JOHN DAVIES Bob ready . . . precise . . . Industrious and humorous in a quiet way. LINDA JEAN COVIELLO Lyn cooperative . . . optimistic . . . A winning smile marks a likeable sincerity. 30 DENNIS FRANCIS DALY Dennis unperturbed . . . hard-working . . . A positive thinker; never seriously upset by anything. EVERETT MAURICE DEVANEY Ed interested . . . steadfast . . . The truly conscientious are the truly wise. SYLVIA CAREN DARCI Caren cheerful . . . sincere . . . Daily life begins in neat and orderly fashion. EDWARD LOUIS D’ ALESSANDRO Guinea firm . . . frisky . . . Manhood and mirth, the two covers of his book. JAMES JOSEPH DI CROCE Jim persistent . . . thoughtful . . . A musician in tune with sincerity. MARY ELIZABETH DESCHENES Mary sophisticated . . . feminine . . . The world will open to those who hold the key. 31 SANDRA LYNN DIETRICH Sandy friendly . . . artistic . . . Her sunny disposition will bring her rainbows of success. RONALD ANTHONY DI PERRI Ronnie discerning . . . ingenious . . . The future is music; the key is talent. JOHN DENNIS DRISCOLL John serious . . . amusing . . . Always true to himself and to his principles. JUDITH ANN DRISCOLL Judy buoyant . . . fun-loving . . . Petite in size, artistic in talent; alive. ELLEN MARY DOHERTY El charming . . . exuberant . . . Her optimism will place her goals in reach. PAMELA RUTH DRISCOLL Pam self-reliant . . . obliging . . . Loyalty binds her to the job; interest to the extra step. 32 ROBERT WILLIAM DUNN Bob pensive . . . eloquent . . . How he reasons is as mysterious as how he remembers. CYNTHIA CHRISTINE DRISCOLL Cindy witty . . . lively . . . Minute in stature; magnanimous in heart. KEVIN PAUL DUNNE Kev casual . . . contemplative . . . Only a singleness of mind can gather stranded thoughts. NOREEN ROSE DOLAN Nor generous . . . outgoing . . . Past literary success is a preface to great expectations. FRANCES MARIE DRISCOLL Fran pleasant . . . active . . . A gleaming smile, an active mind, a friend worthwhile. PATRICIA ROSE DWYER Pat adept . . . persevering . . . Intelligence and musical ability work in quiet harmony. 33 THERESA JEAN DYNAN Terry assiduous . . . refined . . . Always finds time for a good word and a smile. SUSAN MARIE FLEMING Sue quick-witted . . . enthusiastic . . . Thoughtfulness and friendliness, signs of character. PAUL RICHARD FAIRCLOTH Paul perceptive . . . diverse . . . A quiet personality shielding a fury of determination. MARGARET JANE FAMULARI Jane good-natured . . . carefree . . . Ready to help, quick to laugh, al- ways good company. PATRICIA CATHERINE FLYNN Pat gentle . . . unassuming . . . Always a positive thicker; always a positive doer. RUTH MARIE FLEMING Ruth resourceful . . . earnest . . . Soft-spoken and marked by a friendly air. 34 ANN MARIE FARRELL Ann agile . . . lighthearted . . . A dash of warmth, a sparkle of light, a bit of fun. THOMAS JOSEPH FLYNN Flynno agile . . witty . . . A keen tongue makes for a well- rounded personality. ROSEMARY ANN FERN Rose warmhearted . . . understanding . . . Showers of friendship; downpours of warmth. DONNA MARIE FORCIER Donna nonchalant . . . considerate . . . A job to be done and the spirit to do it. DANIEL PATRICK FITZGERALD Fitz reserved . . . light . . . A serious individual with a timely sense of humor. GREGORY PAUL FOOTE Greg optimistic . . . dedicated . . . A capable doer himself, he appreci- ates others’ efforts. 35 ANN MARIE FOYE Ann assured . . . good-natured . . . A subtle humor, an assortment of interests. VICTOR MARTIN GAGNON Vick dependable . . . affable . . . Unhindered by convention; basket- ball his greatest care. MARY PHOEBE FRANCIS Mimi dynamic . . . vivacious . . . Like a sunbeam, she is a guiding light to fun. JOSEPH DOMINIC GANGEMI Nick assured . . . individualtistic . . . Nothing stimulates the smouldering fires of mankind like self-reliance. DAVID STANLEY FREDERICK Dave mobile . . . dashing . . . Sharp wit — just one of his un- equaled qualities. KENNETH JOHN GAVENDA Kenny blithe . . . carefree . . . The grin that speaks of pranks. 36 RICHARD DALEY FULLER Ratch diverse . . . unmatched . . . The symbol of jollity; a great punster. KENNETH JOHN GAWRYS Kiki winning . . . fine-spoken . . . As spirited in class as on the field. CAROL ANNE GAGNON Carol obliging . . . cheerful . . . The helper who’s always there; the smile that never dims. THOMAS JAMES GIFFORD Giffie inventive . . . dramatic . . . Wit is sometimes more potent than action. PAUL JOSEPH GAGNON Paul talented . . . artistic . . . Creative imagination sets one’s wits to work. RAYMOND GERARD GILLISSEN Ray lively . . . straightforward . . . As loyal to his singing as he is to his school. 37 DONALD GEORGE GLEASON Donnie sportive . . . affable . . . Brawny masculinity hidden by casu- alness and dependability. ) NANCY MARIE HANAFIN Nancy industrious . . . decisive . . . Satisfaction attained through indus- try is her goal in everything. 38 ANN MARIE GIOVINO Ann wise . . . persuading . . . No day without a deed to crown it. ROBERT CHARLES GUERETTE Bob animated . . . easygoing . . . Satisfaction and success are the pro- ducts of one’s curiosity. GEORGE WILLIAM GONGAS George reserved . . . calm . . . A carefree manner is the best attain- ment. THOMAS WALTER HAMES Willy unhurried . . . unworried . . . Most powerful is he who has him- self in his own power. THOMAS EDWARD GREEN Tom buoyant . . . active . . . A sense of humor, he runs with an authentic track spirit. JOHN HENRY HART John memorable . . . exhilarating . . . A man sees himself and displays his true character. JEROME JOHN GUILEBBE Jerry keen . . . undisturbed . . . The law of life is discipline and willingness. DENNIS JOSEPH GRAY Dennie rugged . . . determined . . . Gentle as a breeze; strong as a March wind. CHRISTINE MARIE HANSEN Chris gentle . . . considerate . . . Her creed is not to preach but to do. STEPHEN MICHAEL HARTERY Steve good-natured . . . conscientious . . . Art: expression of his thoughts, voice of his talents. — 0S1 39 MARGARET VERONICA HAYES Buffy sincere . . . lively . . . Displays a thoughtful attitude and a heloing hand. DARA ANN HOY Dara pleasing . . . agreeable . . . Graceful in manner; assured of achievement. JOAN THERESA HEARNE Joan concerned . . . diligent . . . A likeable sincerity, a ready smile, a casual manner. JOSEPH SCOTT HUBISZ Jodie humorous . . . playful . . . A brilliant wit with a staunch inde- pendence. MARY ELIZABETH HENNESSY Mary calm . . . concerned . . . Possesses an optimism tempered by good sense. STEPHEN FRANCIS JOHNSON Steve loyal . . . unswerving . . . An intellectual with more sense than nonsense. 40 n BRIAN JAMES HOLMES Bruno efficient . . . loyal . . . Knowledge comes from inquiring, never to ask is never to know. BRIAN MICHAEL HOGAN Brian unperturbed . . . accomplished . . . Life is the river and speech the bridge of success. RONALD ARCHER JOYCE Ronnie informed . . . involved . . . A steel will in a diplomatic setting. MARTIN LEO JONES Marty perceptive . . . outspoken . . . A sharp wit, a definite purpose, a sure success. ALICE LOUISE JONES Alice sincere . . . personable . . . Understanding is a gentle voice heralded by a thoughtful smile. 41 JAMES ALOYSIUS KELLY Jimmy direct . . . sociable . . . Friendship is something developed as a habitual experience. CHESTER ANTHONY KOBIERSKI Chet optimistic . . . outgoing . . . Great dreams and dauntless deeds always lead to triumph. DEBORAH MARY KEENAN Debbie carefree . . . quickwitted . . . A girl with an abundance of intel- ligence and individuality. DAVID JOSEPH KINGSLEY Swish bombastic . . . accurate . . . On the ball, on or off the court. o MARIE LANE KENALEY Marie eager . . . capable . . . A warm nature generates an earnest will. WILLIAM JOSEPH KOBUSZEWSKI Bill unswerving . . . determined . . Taking to heart one’s duty always finds favor. 42 THOMAS ERWOOD KENTWORTHY Tom suave . . . modern . . . Talent, ambition, and humor will succeed. JOYCE DENISE KOKOSKA Joyce inimitable . . . impetuous . . . A laughing spirit makes a sunny day. ANN MARIE KING Ann sportive . . . exuberant . . . Her presence generates enthusiasm; her spirit is unsurpassed. JOHN JAMES KONEVICH Jack stimulating . . . amazing . . . Good nature is the very air of a good mind. STEPHANIE ANNE KING Steph courteous . . . good-natured . . . Welcomes the quiet interest and the decisive step. DAVID MARTIN KULAKOWSKI Dave distinctive . . . modified . . . Dependable as a friend, resourceful and conversant. 43 KARIN ELIZABETH LARSON Karin eager . . . lively . . . Natural warmth, sparkling wit, and wonderful variety. LAURA MARIE LAVOIE Laura clever . . . genuine . . . Captivating nature with a flair for adventure. WILLIAM ROBERT LEE Bill restrained . . . unrivaled . . . The full value of life comes only through hard work. RICHARD MICHAEL L’HEUREUX Dick debonair . . . resilient . . . The more efforts put into a task, the greater the benefits returned. SHARON LOUISE LAVORGNA Sharon radiant . . . friendly . . . Certain to reach the stars that shine upon her. ARTHUR PAUL LIACOS Art distinct . . . effervescent . . . Nature is inferior to a man’s sense of humor. 44 JEANNE THERESA LOVELY Jeanne energetic . . . comical . . . Infectious laughter, a touch of inde- pendence, a giant among friends. DAVID JORDAN LEE Dave resilient . . . festive . . . Cheerfulness throws daylight on all paths of life. CYNTHIA LORRAINE LUPCZWICZ Cindy sparkling . . . companionable . . . Her happy spirit lights the light of enthusiasm. PHILIP JOSEPH LE BEL Phil stalwart . . conscientious . . . An inquiring mind, an unflinching spirit, a person worth knowing. PATRICIA ANN LEE Pat reliable . . . courteous . . . Loyalty: interest coupled with in- dustry. V CHRISTINE ANNE LUCIDO Chris entertaining . . . considerate . . . Friendliness is helping and not counting the cost. 45 MATTHEW ANTHONY LUZ J. Matt deep . . . imaginative . . . Proves that the mind is man’s greatest weapon. RUTHANNE LYNCH Ruthanne relaxed . . . refreshing . . . A combination of a carefree smile and a considerate thought. HELEN MARIE LYNCH Helen unruffled . . . devoted . . . The music of thought; the poetry of words. MICHAEL JOSEPH MATULA Mike buoyant . . . thorough . . . Enjoys spirited conversation; lends an ear to all. I JANE ELLEN MCCARTHY Janie petite . . . sweet . . . A sparkle of enthusiasm; a whirlwind of good cheer. JEAN MARTIN Jean witty . . . forthright . . . Humor is her specialty, and happi- ness her emblem. MARY ELAINE MAHER Elaine composed . . . temperate . . . A quiet person who sees and acts on her own. paul john McCarthy Paul earnest . . . straight-forward . . . One’s attitude towards life always determines his character. LEONARD JOHN MAHONEY Lenny good-humored . . . obliging . . . It is mutual respect which makes friendship lasting. CHARLES MARA McGRATH Charlie experienced . . . versatile . . . A man is rich in proportion to the things he can do. ANNA MAE MARTELL Ann calm . . . candid . . . A person of unlimited curiosity and quiet humor. KATHLEEN FRANCES McGUIRE Kathy casual . . . clever . . . Her smile radiates her gentleness. 47 DAVID JOHN McKAY Dave energetic . . . willing . . . A wise man is strong, and a know- ing man vital. WILLIAM JOSEPH McNALLY Bill capable . . . inquisitive . . . Industry is the father of good for- tune. 48 KATHLEEN MARIE McLaughlin Kathy sparkling . . . ingenious . . . A tranquil disposition is a mark of true character. ELAINE VIRGINIA MICHAELS Elaine cheerful . . . accomplished . . . Success favors idealistic thought and realistic action. WALTER ANTHONY MIELCARZ Walt competent . . . sensible . . . Receives defeat in stride, and vic- tory graciously. KAREN EILEEN MILLEA Karen persuasive . . . amicable . . . Generosity is an interest in others, an enthusiastic involvement. EDWARD MICHAEL MELLUS Ed sportive . . . stalwart . . . Deeds are better proof than words, actions mightier than boasting. JUDITH ANN MOL LET Judy mischievous . . . invigorating . . . An energetic personality full of charm. CHRISTINE JUNE MERCIER Tina fun-loving . . . energetic . . . Humor is her specialty and friend- liness her emblem. MARIANNE KAREN MONACO Marianne genuine . . . courteous . . . Quiet, yet interesting; inspires ad- miration. MARY ANNE McNIFF Mary gracious . . . loyal . . . Ever-smiling, always co-operative, naturally nice. ■i i ELLEN LOUISE MOT T FT Ellen spirited . . . interesting . . . A joke makes life a little bit livelier. 49 THOMAS JOSEPH MONAHAN Tom unperturbed . . . efficient . . . Music speaks the thoughts of quiet men. 5 CHRISTINE FALLON MORRISON Tina imaginative . . . resourceful . . . Sparkling conversation coupled with sincerity of heart. MICHAEL EDWARD MOSSMAN Mike affable . . . conversant . . . People with many interests are never dull. KATHLEEN DONNA NASH Kath exuberant . . . perceptive . . . A river of perpetual motion; an ocean of good cheer. DONNA LEE MYSLINSKI Donna jovial . . . spirited . . . Not lacking in humor; a memorable and infectious laugh. ELLEN FRANCES NANGLE Ellen neat . . . natural . . . A listener with an understanding nod and a hopeful word. 50 GAIL MARIE MURRAY Gail talkative . . . winsome . . . A questioning spirit, a sociable nature. I PHYLLIS ANN NELSON Phyl lively . . . likeable . . . Admired for her natural zeal, nat- ural self. CARL DANIEL MYSLINSKI Carl brisk . . . untiring . . . Seeking fun is finding fun; finding fun is having fun. MICHAEL HENRY NOONAN Mike clever . . . good-natured . . . It is by vivacity and wit that man shines in company. ANN MARIE MOULISON Ann breezy . . . blithe . . . A reservoir of optimism; a fountain of delight. MARY ELAINE NICOLINI Nicky carefree . . . natural . . . Wisdom her gift, wit her tool. 51 PAUL MICHAEL OGIBA Paul active . . . enterprising . . . It takes both perseverance and mild- ness to round out a life. RICHARD ALLEN PACKARD Richie prompt . . . encouraging . . . To the energetic belongs the world. L MARLENE ANN O’BRIEN Marlene petite . . . mischievous . . . A fun-loving nature makes life more exciting. CHARLES CORNELIUS O’KEEFE Neil brisk . . . lively . . . The cue to independent thought is action. GERALD EDMUND PARENT Jerry reliable . . . aware . . . A good action is never lost; it is a treasure. STEFAN JOHN PALMER Steve agreeable . . . penetrating . . . An independent mind is a personal cital. 52 BRUCE EDWARD O’LEARY Bruce clever . . quick . . . A master of humor, an artist of wit. PHILIP JUSTIN ORTINS Phil sharp . . . decisive . . . He carries on his affairs under a blazing sun of order. MARY JANE PABISZ Jane cordial . . . genuine . . . Individuality begins with a purpose, answers with a deed. ANTHONY STANLEY PASZKOWSKI Tony earnest . . . immovable . . . A congenial nature, an incessant spark of wit. RICHARD WALTER PIECEWICZ Rick competent . . . jovial . . . The Friendly Giant” with intelli- gence and humor expertly blended. JAMES LEWIS PELLETIER Jim enterprising . . . lively. . . Happy-go-lucky, with consideration for all. 53 MARK RAYMOND PINARDI Mark unruffled . . . sportive . . . A positive man with a pronounced liking for people. DAVID FRANCIS PLUTNICKI Dave affable . . . obliging Strives to learn, and does it well. FRANCINE MARIE PLAMONDON Fran cordial . . . considerate . . . Friendliness: a smile and a kind word for everyone. NANCY PATRICIA POWELL Nance stylish . . . enthusiastic . . . A delightful concoction of spirit, poise, and affability. DOROTHY ANN PSZENNY Dottie pleasant . . . carefree . . . To be capable and willing is to be bright and likeable. RICHARD ADOLPH QUADE Rick positive . . . vigilant . . . He that has patience will conquer anything. 54 RICHARD CRUISE POTTER Rick generous . . . popular . . . A gifted leader, an avid sportsman, an admired friend. CHARLES GEORGE POTVIN Butch easy-going . . . unaffected . . . Possesses a relaked manner modi- fied by his interest in people. 1 MARY CATHERINE QUINN Mary genial . . . individual . . . Ready wit and intelligence are po- tential science challengers. CATHERINE ANN REARDON Kathy inquisitive . . . informal . . . Thoughts unconventional mark her singular approach to life. JOHN JOSEPH POWELL John spirited . . . lively . . . Makes the most of all that comes, the least of all that goes. ROBERT REED REARDON Bobby independent . . . tactful . . . Expecting every moment to be an adventure. 55 KAREN LOIS ROUSSEAU Karen captivating . . . spirited . . . Busy and cheerful, with a friendly smile. ALAN JAMES SIMMONS A1 alert . . . vibrant . . . Earnestness is enthusiasm bound by wit. SHARON ANN SENECHAL Sharon gentle . . . good-natured . . . A talent for drawing, expressed through artful grace. PAUL MICHAEL ROSSETTI Rosso self-reliant . . . radiant . . . Color and enthusiasm, the formula for a great personality. PAUL MICHAEL RIVERS Paul alert . . . aspiring . . . True to his friends, his school, and his music. DOLORES MARIE SCORZON1 Dolores genial . . . interested . . . Kindness is a mixture of courtesy and grace. 57 ROSALIND THERESA SPINAZOLA Penny blithe . . . aspiring . . . Can always find fun wherever she looks. STANLEY WILLIAM SWIDERSKI Moses animated . . . vigorous . . . A good friend is the greatest thing in life. MAUREEN JANE SMITH Mo agile . . . agreeable . . . Marked by individuality, optimism, and encouraging words. LORETTA THERESA SMITH Laurie comical . . . easy going . . . A bright word sparks all that she does with enthusiasm. BRADLEY ANDREW SWEET Brad friendly . . . genial . . . Good humor is one of the best articles of dress. KATHLEEN SULLIVAN Kathy determined . . . efficient . . . Resolute thinking makes for ac- curate decisions. 58 0 KATHLEEN MARIE SPLAINE Kath loquacious . . . clever . . . Her temperament is sweet; her pert- ness is spicy. JUDITH ANN TEIXF.IRA Judy imaginative . . . unpredictable . . . The young of heart enjoy fair thoughts and happy hours ROBERT FREDERICK STANLEY Bob concerned . . . conscientious . . . Progress is the theme of today and the foundation of tomorrow. JOHN FRANCIS TOCKEN John pensive . . . understanding . . . Works unnoticed on things that will be noticed. WILLIAM MARK STYLES Mark likeable . . . practiced . . . Confidence in a friend can forgive any fault. PETER LEON THERIAULT Pete unpredictable . . . quick . . . Presents a bright countenance to a world he enjoys. 59 RALPH FRANCIS VITALE Ralph observant . . . considerate . . . One who has an aim in life is not mindful of trivalialities. HENRY EDWARD WADACH Hank urging . . . provoking . . . Life has no greater boon than a good friend. MARGARET ELIZABETH WALOR Peggy active . . . spirited . . . Member of the modern set with a knack for making friends. CHRISTINE MARIE WILINSKI Chris spirited . . . sunny . . . Portraits and people are interesting in themselves. EDWARD RICHARD WILKINSON Dick agile . . . fearless . . . Self-mastery is the contributing factor of all noble lives. MARY ANN WODARSKI Mary obliging . . . congenial . . . Her unique quality: adapting her- self and her talents to face challenge. 60 MARTIN JOSEPH WALSH Marty constant . . . steady . . . The foundation of every noble char- acter is sincerity. ELIZABETH ANN WRIGHT Betty vivacious . . . carefree . . . Good as a majorette; better as a friend. DONALD LEWIS WEBB Donnie enthusiastic . . . good-natured . . . The spirit of Fenwick, and Dapper is his name. GAYLE ANN YAKUBOWSKAS Gayle casual . . . considerate . . . Ready to meet any situation with unruffled composure. WILLIAM JAMES WALSH Wink impish . . . inventive . . . Friendliness is recognized by happy grin, a happy word. JOHN JOSEPH YF.LVERTON John trustworthy . . . likeable . . . A cheerful outlook draws appreci- ation. 61 62 ACTIVITIES, CLUBS “All the world’s a stage, and one man in his time plays many parts.” — Shakespeare JUNIOR ENGINEERING TECHNICAL SOCIETY SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA DEBATE CLUB MOST ATHLETIC Donnie Gleason, Ann Farrell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bob Stanley, Chris Hansen DONE MOST FOR BISHOP FENWICK Charlie McGrath, Noreen Dolan BEST LOOKING Denny Gray, Sharon Lavorgna QUIETEST Tom Monahan, Ellen Nangle SUPERLATIVES 3 ' K CANDIDS ,eMA r £ L BL5j v c ' irJeyr- 1 1 i n fifljv FENWICK 40 Cathedral FENWICK 50 Marian FENWICK 24 Matignon FENWICK 12 St. Mary’s 84 81 67 68 65 67 75 77 84 67 54 70 FENWICK 54 Mission FENWICK 5 3 Columbus FENWICK 70 Cathedral FENWICK 79 Arlington Cath. FENWICK 78 St. Mary’s (L) FENWICK 60 Don Bosco FENWICK 84 St. Mary’s (W) FENWICK 75 Marion FENWICK 72 Lynn English FENWICK 78 Mission FENWICK 90 St. Mary’s (C) FENWICK 82 Cathedral FENWICK 60 Arlington Cath. FENWICK 79 Don Bosco FENWICK 48 St. Mary’s (W) FENWICK 57 Marion FENWICK 68 Columbus FENWICK 90 St. Mary’s (C) FENWICK 60 Peabody FENWICK 50 St. Mary’s (L) 68 69 46 60 63 60 54 EVENT NAME T-H-D YEAR 45 yd. HH Donald Gleason 5.9 sec. 1965-66 50 yd. dash Mike Magliaro 5.8 sec. 1963-64 300 yd. run Bernie Mitchell 3 5.6 sec. 1965-66 600 yd. run Bob Stanley 1:19.7 sec. 1965-66 1000 yd. run Greg Foote 2:28.2 sec. 1964-65 Mi le Run Greg Foote 4:50 1965-66 Shot Put Ed D’Alessandro 49 ' 11 1965-66 High Jump Dennis Gray 5 ' 10 1965-66 Relay Donald Gleason Bernie Mitchell Dennis Gray Bob Stanley 2:25.5 sec. 1965-66 The Bishop Fenwick track team had an out- standing 8-1 winter season. Under coaches Ralph LeDuc and Bob Girardin, the Crusader harriers raced to a second place finish in the Yankee Essex Division League. Hockey entered Fenwick for the first time, on intra-mural basis, in 1966. Eight teams, 10 members per team, comprised the league. First year champions were the pucksters of team 6, captained by Denn is Gray. Runners-up in the successful athletic program was Marty Jones’ team 5. The 1965 Baseball squad, coached by Mr. Jack Birmingham, brought Fenwick its first championship team. En route to a 16-3 record, they annexed the Catholic Suburban League crown and reached the semi-finals in the State tourney. FENWICK 3 5 FENWICK 31 Matignon 25 Msgr. Ryan 36 FENWICK 30 FENWICK 23 Msgr. Ryan 25 Matignon 28 FENWICK 33 FENWICK 52 Abp. Williams 30 Abp. Williams 23 FENWICK 37 FENWICK 46 Card. Cushing 29 Card. Cushing 41 FENWICK 21 FENWICK 23 Arl. Catholic 25 Arl. Catholic 20 PLAYOFFS FENWICK 31 FENWICK 41 Card. Cushing 36 Card. Cushing 27 FENWICK 2 3 Arl. Catholic 21 The varsity girl hoopsters brought Fenwick the Massa- chusetts Catholic Class A crown, and a second place league finish in their most successful season to date. Coached by Miss Sandra Shirock and Miss Janet Winskowicz, the girls compiled an impressive 16-3 slate.