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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1967 volume:

1967 LANCE Bishop Fenwick Hi gh School Peabody Massachu setts Volume V 1967 LANCE! Bishop Fenwick High School m ,i « Student Life We ' re people — learning experiencing giving living . . . Our memories are of friends teachers football stars assembly speakers officers people . . . We ' re starting a new generation, a new motto — UP WITH PEOPLE! Fredrica” and the beauties , speech and marching sounds , rings , alumni . . . Fenwick . 9 Morning, the empty corridor, people arrive, lunches and boohs . . . people leave . mmm People lead listen and advise In her first year as principal, Sister Marie Rose Julie quickly became a vital force in Fenwick life. By her constant, sincere inter- est in all facets of the school, from football to Student Council, she made her own wel- come. Students felt and appreciated her concern, loyalty and vitality. The class of ' 67 was enriched by her leadership. ' ster Superior addresses the student body. Until her death on December 18, 1966, Sister Ann Marie taught Latin and was in charge of homeroom 101. Sister had formerly been a senior homeroom teacher, and was made vice-principal in 1965. Science . . . People explore matter and man Miss Winskowicz illustrates cellular structure. Miss Sandra Shirock taught bi- ology lecture and lab, girls ' phy- sical education and was head coach of girls ' basketball. Miss Janice Winskowicz taught biology lecture and lab, and girls ' physical education; she coached girls ' basketball. Sister Helen Cornelia taught chemistry lecture and lab. Reli- gion IV, and moderated the Stu- dent Council and the National Honor Society. Sister Roberta taught physical science. John Lund experimen ts under the supervision of Miss Shirock. Sister Helen clarifies hydro-carbon bonding. Ray Harrington and Bill Mallard in chemistry lab — experimenting? Sister Roberta questions her physical science class. 29 Mark Kuhn answers Sister Catherine George in geometry class. Miss Grozyk makes senior math challenging and interesting. Mr. Thomas Grondin taught Algebra I, physical science and economics. Sister Teresa Patricia taught trigo- nometry, physics and Religion IV, and moderated drama club and baton squad. Miss Paula Grozyk taught Algebra II and trigonometry and directed the Mathletes. Sister Catherine George taught chemis- try, geometry, Religion I, and was mod- erator of science club. Mr. Alan Fullerton taught Algebra I and geometry. Sister Estella St. John taught advanced math, geometry. Algebra I and II and moderated cheerleading and pep squad. Mr. Fullerton conducts a sophomore geometry class. Kevin Moore, Mary McEwan, Francis Sosnowski and Sandra Webb are working under Sister Estella ' s direction. 31 . . Graduates We are the new generation, the young with memories of Freshman Days folk masses dances rings retreats CEEBs straws sophomore segregation and senior unity. The tomorrow-makers who say UP WITH PEOPLE! The People of the Class of ' 67 Margo E. Keniston James A. Manzi — Jim, president of Student Council and the National Honor Society and office holder in boys ' sodality, played on the tennis team, sang in glee club, and organ- ized the Interclub Council. He was president of 305 and treasurer of 102. . . . Terry P. Coogan — Besides being the senior class president, Terry was a member of the glee club, football and baseball teams and intramural basketball and hockey. . . . Margo E. Keniston — Senior class vice-president, Margo was a member of the Student Coun- cil, drama club and Lance staff. . . . Austin T. Lydon — Austie served as treasurer of the senior class. He was also fullback on the football team and a spring and winter track star. . . . Linda J. Spence — Linda was elected secretary of the senior class. She also participated in Student Council and Lance. Austin T. Lydon Linda J. Spence 36 Chester S. Adamczyk — Chet was a member of sodality, French club, film club and in- tramural basketball. He was also vice-president of his freshman homeroom and a layout co-ordi- nator of the Lance. . . . Anthony L. Albano — Tony was a four- year member of the intramural basketball team; he played foot- ball and hockey. . . . Roger R. Audette — After transferring here from St. Mary ' s Lynn in his junior year, Roger joined the football team. . . . John J. Balmer — For four years John played football. He also partici- pated in intramural basketball. . . . Cheryl L. Barbrick — Cheryl was a member of the Lance staff. . . . Jean T. Beaulieu — Science club was Jean ' s main interest for three years. He was a member of the French club, sodality, intramural basketball, and the Lance. . . . Patricia A. Beck — Patty was a member of the drama club, pep squad, in- tramural basketball, and art club. . . . Kathleen A. Beer — Since transferring here in her junior year Kathy was a mem- ber of the art, French, drama, and film clubs. . George D. Belleau — George played foot- ball and intramural basketball. He was a member of the drama club. Patricia A. Beck George D. Belleau Kathleen A. Beer 37 Christopher L. Berg — Chris was a two- year member of the art club and played football sophomore year. In his junior and senior years, he held homeroom offices. . . . Richard J. Bettencourt — Rick was a member of the Kennedy club, track, and the film club. . . Suzanne L. Bitchell — For four years Suzi was a member of the art club. She was on the swimming and tennis teams, and held a senior homeroom office. . . . Patricia L. Blair — Pat was a member of sodality for four years and vice-prefect in her senior year. She also participated in the French club and drama club. . . . Noreen R. Blanchard — Besides being a sodalist, Noreen was a member of French club, pep squad and the National Honor Society. . . . R. David Bowes — Dave participated in cross-country, spring, and indoor track, debate, oratory and the Kennedy club. . . . Richard J. Boyd — Rick was the vice-prefect of the Kennedy club. He was also a member of the French and. film clubs. . . Edward 0. Bozek — Ed was a three-year member of the bas- ketball team, as well as a member of the film club and track team in his senior year. . . . James R. Brady — Tinker participated in weightlifting and intramural basketball. . . . Deborah R. Brolewyc — Debby was a participant in the sodality and the pep squad and played on the basketball team. R. David Bowes Christopher L. Berg Suzanne L. Bitchell Noreen R. Blanchard Richard J. Bettencourt 38 Edward O. Bozek James R. Brady Deborah R. Brolewyc Terry A. Bussone Virginia M. Busteed Stephen T. Buckley A Edward J. Cahill Robert W. Callahan Linda M. Campus Sandra A. Canavan Diane J. Cantwell Stephen T. Buckley — Steve was vice- president of his Junior Achievement company his senior year. . . . Terry A. Bussone — Terry was a National Honor Society member, student councillor, and cheerleading co-captain. She also belonged to glee club and drama club. . . . Virginia M. Busteed — For two years Ginny was a cheerer for the pep squad. . . . Edward J. Cahill — Ed was a member of the Student Council and glee club. He also participated in track and intramural basketball. . . . Robert W. Callahan — Bob ' s interest centered in basketball where he was on the J.V. basketball team and the intramural teams. . . . Linda M. Campus — Linda was a member of the National Honor Society, the Lance and the film club. She also belonged to glee club and pep squad. . . . Sandra A. Canavan — Sandy was a member of the drama club and the Spanish National Honor Society. . . . Diane J. Cantwell — ■ Diane be- longed to the pep squad and was also a member of the Wick staff. . . . Daniel J. Cardinale — Danny was a member of the science club and the French club. He was also a member of the Lance and the JETS. . . . Margery A. Caron — Margie acted in the drama club, wrote for the Wick and Lance, and played intramural basketball. She also was a member of the pep squad. Daniel J. Cardinale Margery A. Caron 39 Richard F. Casey Suzanne F. Cashman Edward G. Cassidy Richard A. Claveau Diane M. Coombs Diane C. Collins John W. Corbett Judith L. Connor Lorraine C. Cote Elaine M. Cunha Lorraine x Couceiro Valerie J. Cue 40 Jeanne M. Darci Diane M. Della Croce Richard F. Casey — Dick partici- pated in intramural basketball, freshman football, weightlifting, film club and oratory. . . . Suzanne F. Cashman — -Sue was a member of the pep squad and intramural bas- ketball. During her senior year she was a division leader for the Lance. . . . Edward G. Cassidy — Eddie played in intramural hockey and basketball. He was also in sodality, French club and the Lance. . . . Richard A. Claveau — Dick was a member of track, golf, basketball and freshman football. . . . Diane C. Collins — Diane ' s co-curricular activities were sodality as a fresh- man and sophomore, and glee club. She also wrote for the Wick. . . . Judith L. Connor — Judy was a member of baton squad for three years and was homeroom vice- president twice. . . . Diane M. Coombs — Diane ' s interests in co- curricular activities were sodality, pep squad, film club and French club. . . . John W. Corbett — John, president of the band, was also a glee club member. . . . Lorraine C. Cote — Lorraine was a member of. the drama club, sodality and pep squad, film club and Wick staff. Cynthia A. Desmond Walter J. Diachisin Noreen A. Donahue Lorraine S. Couceiro — Lorraine was a member of the art club. She participated in both sodality and glee club for one year. . . . Valerie J. Cue — Val was a member cf the art club, glee club, and interclub council, and was a student council- lor. . . . Elaine M. Cunha — Elaine was a member of the drama club and of the pep squad. . . . Jeanne M. Darci — Jeanne participated in the drama club during her fresh- man year and was a member of the art club during junior year. . . . Diane M. Della Croce — During junior and senior year Diane was a library aide. . . . Cynthia A. Des- mond — Cindy was a member of the art club and the Lance staff. She was also the school mascot. . . . Walter J. Diachisin — Tri-captain of the football team his senior year. Dyke was also a four-year member of the baseball team and of intra- mural basketball. . . . Noreen A. Donahue — Noreen, who belonged to glee club in her freshman year, was an active debater and Mathlete. . . . Barry J. Donovan — Barry was a member of the science club his sophomore year. Barry J. Donovan 41 42 Thomas E. Downing Nancy E. Driscoll Paul R. Dunajski Mary E. Essember Thomas E. Downing — Tom was a member of the glee club and the film club. . . . Nancy E. Dtiscoll — Nancy participated in the drama club and the pep squad. . . . Donald R. Dube — During Donnie ' s fresh- man year he was a member of the track team. . . . Paul R. Dunajski — Paul was a member of the boys ' sodality, Lance staff, and the film club. He also played on the intra- mural basketball team and partici- pated in winter track. . . . Mary E. Essember — An officer in the art club and in her homeroom, Mary was also a Mathlete, a debater, a student councillor and vice-presi- dent of the National Honor Society. . . . Frank L. Evitts — Frank was a member of the film club. . . . Nor- man R. Fahey — Norman, business manager of the Wick for two years, was also a member of the Lance staff. He participated in freshman football, the science club, intra- mural basketball and hockey, and the film club. . . . James J. Farren — For four years Jimmy played in- tramural basketball; he was a mem- ber of the film club. . . . Joseph Fernandes — Part of Fenwick ' s foot- ball team for two years, Joey also was a member of the basketball team for four years. Frank L. Evitts Norman R. Fahey James J. Farren Joyce M. Furey Sharon A. Fleming — Sharon was in sodality, glee club, Wick and Lance staffs. She was also on the swim team and played intramural basketball. . . . Marie A. Fouhey — Marie par- ticipated in sodality, the National Honor Society, French club, library aides and the Lance. She was also Wick associate page edi- tor. . . . Jane 0 . Fraher — Jane was a member of the Lance staff. . . . Joyce M. Furey — Joyce sang in the glee club in her sophomore and junior year. She also acted in the drama club and was a member of the pep squad. . . . Daniel M. Galligan — A student councillor tor two years, Danny was a member of football and track during freshman year. . . . Elaine A. Gareri — Elaine wrote for both the Lance and the Wick. Her other ac tivities were pep squad, sodality and film club. She was vice- president of 401. . . . Arthur T. Garrity — During his two years at Fenwick, Art was a member of the track team. He also partici- pated in the science and French clubs and was a Lance writer. . . . Barbara K. Gemski — Barb combined drama, language, and art through membership in the film, drama, French and art clubs. . . . Neil Gillissen — Neil partici- pated in the science club and intramural bas- ketball during his freshman and sophomore years. He operated the projection and sound equipment for four years. . . . Katherine Giunta — Kathy, a four-year member of the science club, and the JETS, was also a mem- ber of sodality, Wick, art club, debate club and glee club. Daniel M. Galligan Arthur T. Garrity Neil Gillissen Katherine Giunta Claire P. Goodrow 44 Claire P. Goodrow — Claire, a pep squad and Wick member, played on the basketball and soft- ball teams. . . . Christine M. Green — Chris was a member of the Lance staff. . . . Allen F. Grondin — Allen, who participated in band and science club, was a member of Student Council and the National Honor Society. He also wrote for the Wick and the Lance . . Elizabeth M. Haran — Beth was a cheerleader for three years and was vice-president of 306 and 402. She was active in intramural basketball, swim team, drama club and the Lance . . Raymond J. Harrington — Ray, a member of Student Council, was active in sports, participating in football, baseball, swimming, weightlifting, and intramural basket- ball. He held a homeroom office for four years. . . . Diane M. Hayward — Diane was a member of art, French, and film clubs and also a member of pep squad. . . . Mary N. Hennessey — - Mary was a member of the Student Council and the art club, as well as the pep squad and the film club. . . . Paul E. Hennessey — Paul was in the glee club and the band. He also participated in track and intramural basketball. . . . Edward J. Henry — Buddy played football for four years; he also played intramural basketball and hockey. . . . William P. Hickey — B ill ' s interest in science led to his membership in the science club and JETS. He was also a member of sodality. . . . Dianne S. Holmes — Dianne was in the glee club, Student Council, science club, art club, tennis, Lance and the National Honor Society. . . . Rose J. Horrigan — Rose was a three-year member of Wick and sodality. The swim team, glee club, pep squad, intramural basketball and Lance also claimed her interest. . . . Robert A. Hosman — Bob was a member of JETS and the track team in his sophomore and junior years. He played in the band his freshman year and in intramural basketball for two years. . . . Paula A. Iwan — Paula was a writer on the Lance and Wick staffs. She also participated in drama, French club and pep squ ' Sd. . . . Wendy M. Kallas — Wendy de- voted many hours to the Wick as editor-in-chief. She also played basketball and was in the Na- tional Honor Society. . . . Brian M. Kasprzyk — Brian was an active member of sodality, French club and Kennedy club. He was also on the track team and intramural basketball . Stephen J . Kearns — Steve was president of the Kennedy club and glee club. He also was a member of the Student Council executive boards, Wick staff, film club and track team. Elizabeth M. Haran Raymond J. Harrington Kevin T. Hawes Michael T. Keating Robert F. Kieran Mary Louise Kline Michael S. Kuklinski Michael T. Keating — Mike, home- room president for four years, was also a student councillor and a halfback on the football team. . . . Robert F. Kieran — Bob was a mem- ber of the debate club and the film club. . . . Mary Louise Kline — Mary Lou was a writer for the Lance, and a member of the pep squad, film club, and intramural basketball. . . . Michael S. Kuklinski — Mike was a member of the Lance staff. . . . Paul V. Kulakowski — Paul was a participator in the art club. . . . Thomas L. Lamy — Tommy played trumpet in the dance, concert, and marching bands. He was secretary of the band and glee club and a tennis team member. . . . Richard C. Landers — Stretch, a member of the basketball team, also played on the golf team. . . . Christopher R. Larson — Chris was a member of spring and winter track, the science club, French club and film club. He also participated in intramural bas- ketball and hockey. . . . Kathleen B. Lawlor — Kathy was a member of the drama club for two years and a member of the pep squad. . . . Donna M. LcBlanc — Donna was a member of the science club for four years and held officership for two. She also participated in stu- dent council. National Honor, Lance, drama and pep squad. Paul V. Kulakowski Thomas L. Lamy Richard C. Landers Christopher R. Larson Kathleen B. Lawlor Donna M. LeBlanc Kathryn E. Levesque Stephen A. Lowe Brian L. Lyman Brian D. MacDonnell mm m Kathryn E. Levesque — Kathy was a member of the Lance staff. . . . Stephen A. Lowe — Steve was a participant in cross country, winter track, and spring track. He was a member of Student Council and sodality in his freshman and sophomore years and played four years in intra- mural basketball. . . . Elizabeth A. Lund — Liz, treasurer of the sodality, was a member of de- bate club, glee club, pep squad, and a reporter for the Wick. . . . Brian L. Lyman — Brian was a student councillor and a mem- ber of sodality. Throughout his four years he played intramural basketball. . . . Edward J. Lynch — Eddie was a member of the track team and participated in intramural basketball. . . . Brian D. MacDonnell — Besides being a student councillor Brian was a member of the Kennedy club and track team. . . . Roland D. Madore — Donnie was on the staff of the Lance, was a member of the French club and played intramural basketball. . . . Kar- leen M. Mahoney — Karleen was a member of the drama club; she also participated in the pep squad and the Lance. . . . Wil- liam C. Mallard — Bill, a member of the band, belonged to the JETS radio club. . . . Janet A. Mallia — Janet was a member of the drama club, French club, Lance, and sodality. Elizabeth A. Lund Edward J. Lynch Roland D. Madore I ... m Karleen M. Mahoney William C. Mallard 47 Janet A. Mallia Robert L. Marino Gregory P. Martin Lucinda M. Manzi Ellen E. McCarthy Thomas P. McCarthy Mary A. Manning— Mary, girls ' basket- ball team co-captain and library aide president, was Wick exchange editor. National Honor student and a Lance member. . . . Paul M. Manning — Paul played for the varsity football team and was a member of the intramural basket- ball team. . . . Richard E. Manning — Football, baseball, and intramural bas- ketball interested Dick. He was treasurer of his homeroom for three years and also became a student councillor. . . . Lucinda M. Manzi — A member of the National Honor Society, Mathletes, student coun- cil and science club, Cindy was also on the cheerleading squad, Lance, glee club, art club, and French club. . . . Robert L. Marino — Bob played intramural basket- ball for two years and was a member of the track team. . . . Gregory P. Martin — Greg participated in intramural basket- ball for four years. . . . Ellen E. McCarthy — Ellen, an art club, glee club and Lance member, participated in swim and basket ball teams. She was also a sodalist. . . . Thomas P. McCarthy — Tom served as business manager of the Lance. He also participated in the track and football programs. . . Howard T. McCormack — Howie transferred here in his junior year. He played in a local drum and bugle corps for four years. . . . James P. McEachern — Jimmy was a member of the baseball, track, and basketball teams. He also played in the band. Howard T. McCormack James P. McEachern Elaine M. Mello Corrine J. Mendes John J. Mercier Sheila M. McGarr James J. McGinn Ellen L. McNiff Barbara S. McNulty Philo E. McVann Sheila M. McGarr — A member of glee club, Sheila was its 66-67 vice-president. She also participated in the Wick and the National Honor Society. . . . James J. McGinn — Dur- ing his years at Fenwick, Jimmy played on the intramural basketball teams. . . . James H. McHugh — Jim was a two-year starting varsity member of the football team, as well as a basketball and track player. He also partici- pated in weightlifting and the film club. . . . Joanne M. McLaughlin — Joanne, a cheer- leader and a member of pep squad also par- ticipated in French club, Lance, and drama club. . . . Ellen L. McNiff — Ellen was a mem- ber of the French club and participated in the pep squad. . . . Barbara S. McNulty — Barb was appointed the first student director of the communications club. She showed tal- ent in drama and was a member of the film club. . . . Philo E. McVann — A class officer for four years and a member of Student Coun- cil in her sophomore year, Philo also was in the drama club and the Lance. . . . Elaine M. Mello — Elaine was a member of the glee club, acted in the drama club, and wrote for the Wick. . . . Corrine J. Mendes — Corrine was a student councillor her freshman year. She was also a forward on the girls ' basketball team and a member of the film club. . . . John J. Mercier — Jackie, captain of the baseball team and tri-captain of the football team, played varsity basketball, was a homeroom president twice, a student councillor, and sports reporter of the Wick. I tl James H. McHugh Joanne M. McLaughlin Wesley R. Merrill Frank M. Micale Bernard F. Mitchell William D. Mitchell Sharon M. Monahan Paula D. Moore Paul N. Moore Ann T. Morose Wesley R. Merrill — Wes was a member of boys ' sodality, French club, film club, and Lance. He also participated in track and intramural basketball. . . . Frank M. Micale — Frank was a member of the Spanish Honor Society. . . . Bernard F. Mitchell — Bernie, a tri-captain of the football team, participated in basketball, track, intramural hockey, the swim team, the weightlifting program and was a sports reporter for the Wick. . . . William D. Mitchell — Billy was a player on the baseball team and the intramural basket- ball team. He was also a senior home- room officer. . . . Sharon M. Monahan — • Sharon, a member of the glee club, pep squad, Lance and Wick, was also a parti- pant in the film club and the girls ' track team. . . . Paul N. Moore — Paul was active in winter, spring, and cross-country track, as well as in intramural basketball, glee club, and debate. . . Paula D. Moore — Paula was a four-year member of the baton squad. During her senior year she was head majorette. . . . Ann T. Morose — Ann, a member of the swim team, intra- mural basketball, and drama club, was a cheerleader and held a homeroom office for three years. . . . Anne M. Murphy — Anne participated in the drama club and pep squad. . . Robert F. Murphy — Bob was a member of the film club, intramural basketball, and weightlifting. Anne M. Murphy Robert F. Murphy Virginia M. Murphy Doris E. Neary Virginia M. Murphy — Ginny was a member of the drama club, pep squad, Lance and Wick, and also participated in intramural basket- ball. . . . Doris E. Neary — Doris was a sodaliSt for four years and was on the Wick apd Lance staffs. In her first two years she was in the pep squad and band. . . . Michael S. Negri — Mike was a member of the Lance staff. . . . Marianne L. Newhall— -Marianne was a mem- ber of the National Honor Society, co-ordinator and interclub council representative of the Lance, and treasurer of the French club. She also participated in the drama and science clubs. . . . James D. O ' Boyle — A student councillor, Jim parti- cipated in French club, Lance, track, intramural basketball, and hockey. . . . Catherine M. O ' Brien — Cathy was a member of the French club, science club, Lance staff, and pep squad. . . . Michael J. O ' Brien — Mike was a quarter- back for the football team during his senior year. He also played bas- ketball. . . . George T. O ' Brine — George played intramural basket- ball and hockey. . . . Jennine D. Okker — Jennine was a sodalist and the French club president. She also belonged to the Lance staff and pep squad. . . . Grace L. O ' Meara — Grace was a member of the glee club and the drama club. Michael S. Negri Marianne L. Newhall James D. O ' Boyle Catherine M. O ' Brien Michael J. O ' Brien 51 Maureen F. O ' Meara Patricia A. O ' Rourke Paul C. O ' Shea Elaine L. Parent Dianne T. Pariseau Robert K. Peirce Maureen F. O ' Meara — ■ Maureen ' s activi- ties included French club, Wick, and Lance. She was also a library aide and a member of the National Honor Society. . . . Patricia A. O ' Rourke — Trisha, a member of the glee club and Lance, also devoted time to helping as a library aide. . Paul C. O ' Shea — Paul was a member of the football team, a reporter on the Wick staff, and a homeroom treasurer for three years. . . . Elaine L. Parent — Elaine was a member of the glee club, drama club, art club, pep squad, and intramural basketball. . Dianne T. Pariseau — Dianne was a member of the glee club and drama club. . . Robert K. Peirce — Primarily known as a musician and glee club accompanist, Bob also participated in Lance, art club, and the National Honor Society, interclub council and intramural basketball. . . . Michael R. Phelan — Mike was a member of the track team, an in- tramural basketball participant for three years and one of Fenwick ' s top golfers. . . . David A. Phillips — Dave ' s athletic ventures were spring, winter, and cross- country track, the swim team, and intra- mural basketball. Sodality, French club, Lance, and science club were his other activities. . . . Helen A. Pierga — Helen joined the glee club and drama clubs, was on the color guard and the girls ' basket- ball squad, and held a homeroom office. . . . Herbert P. Plourde — Herb ' s interest centered in science; he was a member of the science club for two years. . . . Shawn F. Potter — Shawn served as a member of the Student Council and glee club. He participated in drama, Wick, sodality, football, baseball and intramural basket- ball and held various homeroom offices. . . . John P. Quinn — John was a member of the French club, Russian club and film club. He was secretary of the boys ' so- dality, on the Lance staff, and played in- tramural basketball. . . . Maureen T. Quirk — Maureen belonged to the art and glee clubs, and participated in the intramural basketball program. . . Linda M. Rahilly — Linda, who entered Fenwick in her sophomore year, was a Wick reporter, and a member of the film and drama clubs. . . . Deborah J. Rennick — Debbie per- formed with the baton squad and worked on the Lance. She was on the swim team, drama club, and intramural basketball. . . . Robert J. Richard — Bob was a mem- ber of the science club and also played intramural basketball. . . Barbara A. Riley — Barbie co-captained the cheerlead- ing squad and was a participant in inter- club council, Lance, French club, film club, and intramural basketball. . . . Mar- garet M. Rogan — Peggy was a member of sodality and pep squad. She was also a participant in the film club her senior year. . . . Mariann T. Ronan — Mariann was prefect of the sodality. She also was on the Student Council, Lance, Wick, film club, and girls ' tennis team. . . . Malcolm W. Ross — Billy played football and was captain of the basketball squad. 52 Michael R. Phelan David A. Phillips Helen A. Pierga Herbert P. Plourde John P. Quinn Maureen T. Quirk Deborah J. Rennick Robert J. Richard Margaret M. Rogan Mariann T. Ronan Shawn F. Potter V Linda M. Rahilly Barbara A. Riley Malcolm W. Ross wm Gabriel P. Rossi Laurier A. Rouillard John F. Ruggeri V A Constance E. Ryan Gabriel P. Rossi — Gabe, vice president of the marching band, sang in the glee club and played intramural basketball. He also served a class office. . . . Laurier A. Rouil- lard — Larry played basketball for two years, was a member of the football squad and held a freshman homeroom office. . . . John F. Ruggeri — John was a participant in film club, intramural basketball and hockey, and freshman football. . . . Con- stance E. Ryan — Connie joined the pep squad, the drama club and the Lance. She was also elected as secretary of her fresh- man and senior homerooms. . . . Helen E. St. Germain — Helen was a member of drama club, pep squad and the Wick staff. . Stephen F. Salvo — Steve, a student councillor, was a member of the golf, track, hockey, and swim teams. He was also a member of the film club. . . . Judeth M. Shay — Judy took an interest in intramural basketball, the swim team, drama club and the band. She also wrote for the Wick and the Lance. . . . Charles J. Siderski — Chuck ' s interests included freshman football and track. He also par- ticipated in intramural basketball and the science club. . . . John P. Silva — Jackie, a student councillor, played football and intramural basketball. . . . Carolyn L. Smith — Smitty was a member of cheer- leading and pep squad. She was also a homeroom officer and a participant in Wick, Lance, and glee club. Helen E. St. Germain Judeth M. Shay Stephen F. Salvo Charles J. Siderski 54 John P. Silva Carolyn L. Smith Susan M. Smith Arthur C. Spears Susan M. Smith — Sue, secretary of sodal- ity and vice-president of the French club, was also a member of glee club, Student Council, drama and film clubs, and Lance. . . . Arthur C. Spears — Since Art ' s trans- fer to Fenwick he contributed to the in- tramural bSsketball program. He was also a member of the film club. . . Sharon A. Spychala — Sharon was a member of sodal- ity and glee club freshman year. She also wrote for the Wick and the Lance. . . . Daniel G. Steele — Dan was a member of the debate club. He was elected treasurer of the club his senior year. . . Judith S. Stetson — Judi was a four-year member of the sodality, and a member of the Wick and Lance staffs. She played softball and basketball her freshman year. . . Susan E. Surrette — A member of the French club for three years. Sue participated in glee club as a freshman and sophomore and in intramural basketball as a sopho- more. . . Brian M. Sweeney — - Brian played on the baseball and intramural bas- ketball teams. He was also a member of the film club. . . . Christina B. Szybiak — - Chris was a member of the art club and Lance staff and also played intramural basketball. . . . Ronald R. Tardiff — Ron was a member of the science club. He was also on the freshman football team and the track team. . Thaddeus J. Tatarezuk — Ted was a member of the football team for three years and participated in intra- mural basketball, weightlifting, Russian club and student council. Sharon A. Spychala Daniel G. Steele Judith S. Stetson Susan E. Surrette Brian M. Sweeney Christina B. Szybiak Ronald R. Tardiff Thaddeus J. Tatarezuk 55 Donna L. Treem Judith M. Theriault Marilyn E. Toomey Barry D. Tremblay Elaine M. Tremblay Richard Urbanowicz Yolande T. Verrette Judith M. Theriault — Besides being club, drama club and color guard, secretary of the science club and a ... Barry D. Tremblay — Barry participant of JETS, Judy was a participated in track, intramural member of the Lance, pep squad, basketball, and weightlifting. He and the drama club. . . . Marilyn E. was also a member of the debate, Toomey — Marilyn contributed her film and drama clubs. . . . Elaine artistic talent to the art club and M. Tremblay — Elaine was a mem- the Lance. Her other activities were ber of the glee club and the French intramural basketball and the film club. . . . Elaine M. Turcofte — club. . . . Donna L. Treem — Donna, Junior year found Elaine a reporter who won many prizes as an art on the Wick staff. . . . Richard 56 club member, participated in glee Urbanowicz — Rick was a member i Elaine M. Turcotte Alice E. Walton of the golf team and the baseball team, student councillor for a year, and a varsity basketball player for three years. . . . Yolande T. Ver- rette — Landy participated in cheer- leading, art club, Student Council and the film club. . . . Alice E. Walton — Alice, student councillor and executive board member, edited the Lance. She was a Na- tional Honor student, homeroom officer, Wick member, and art club secretary. Andrea J. Wanelik Andrea J. Wanelik — Andi ' s activi- ties were the National Honor So- ciety, sodality and French club. Freshman year she was in glee club and sophomore year she was a member of the pep squad. . . . Mary J. Watson — Judy was in the French club and the glee club, and she was also active on the Wick . . . Del- pfine E. Welch — Del was in the debate club and the swim team, cheerleading, film club, Student Council, interclub council and the Paul V. White Mary J. Watson National Honor Society. . . . Paul V. White — Paul, captain of the cross-country team, was a member of the JETS, science club. Student Council, and the Wick. He also wrote school sports news for the local papers. . . . Sheila A. White — Sheila, secretary of glee club, also was a member of the Wick and Lance staffs, and of pep squad. . . . David J. Widell — Dave was a player on the intramural basketball team for four years. . . . Felicia L. Sheila A. White Delpfine E. Welch Wilczenski — Felicia was a partici- pant in intramural basketball for four years and was a member of the pep squad during her sophomore and junior years. . . . James F. Wisowaty — Jay contributed to the science club during his four years of membership and participated in track and intramural basketball. . . . Marie J. Witwicki — Marie cap- tained the girls ' basketball team and held membership in Student Coun- cil and National Honor Society. David J. Widell Felicia L. Wilczenski James F. Wisowaty Marie J. Witwicki Organizations We are members and givers. Members of organizations and of each other. Our activities reflect our concern our involvement and our talents. We know how to enjoy together and how to work together. We know from doing and from ourselves, so we are able to say, UP WITH PEOPLE! Representing their clubs in Inter-Club Council were: Seated, J. Steele; B. McGlynn; R. Manning; D. Dupuis. Standing, M. Manning, secretary; G. Rossi, president; S. McGarr, D. Mr. P. Lyness, faculty advisor; E. Stanley; P. Moore, E. LeBlanc; M. Newhall; R. Peirce, vice-president; B. Riley, Haley, P. Hennessy, E. Hanlon, V. Mitchell. Inter-Club Council . . . Mingling of minds Although the idea for Inter-Club Council origi- nated with the Student Council, it functioned as an entirely separate organization. At the first meeting held on October 21, a constitution for the Council was ratified and the purposes of the club were determined. Inter-Club Council was organized with three main objectives: first, to promote school spirit; second, to unite the clubs by an i ncreased program of co-operation among them; third, to keep the students informed of various club activities. The Council ' s constitution required three offi- cers: a president to run the meetings and appoint committees, a vice-president to take charge of reports and evaluate activities, and a secretary to record the minutes of the meetings and to carry on all necessary correspondence. Officers were: Gabriel Rossi, president; Robert Peirce, vice-presi- dent; and Mary Manning, secretary. The Inter-Club Council was composed of one representative from each club and three represen- tatives from the Student Council. Mr. Paul Lyness acted as faculty advisor. Project Hope Week was the main project of the Council. A physician from Danvers who served on the ship Hope for two months, Dr. Auchenback, inaugurated the week with an assembly by relating his experiences on board the hospital ship and by showing a movie about the services of its staff. Proceeds raised from all activities held during this week were donated to the Hope. Besides their Project Hope Week, the Inter- Club Council held dances for the benefit of various school clubs. In preparation for these dances, each club performed a specific duty. This new spirit of co-operation helped to make Fenwick dances more organized and more successful this year. 60 Bob Peirce, Paul Hennessy and Ellen Stanley ponder assembly suggestions. President Gabe Rossi gives advice to Donna LeBlanc, Cindy Manzi and Dick Manning. Representatives Bob Peirce, Ellen Stanley, Sheila McGarr, Paul Hennessy, Cindy Manzi and Dick Manning volunteer ideas for Project Hope Week. 61 Student Council . . . Voice of the students Under the leadership of President James Manzi, the Student Council assumed a new role in planning and coordinating the activities of the school year. Jim and Council moderator Sister Helen Cornelia attended a summer conference of Student Councils at the University of Massachusetts. The ideas they brought back gave the Council new goals and projects to carry out. The formation of the Inter-Club Council was a direct result of the University workshop. In this new organization, representatives of all Fenwick clubs worked together to insure the success of their individual projects. This year the Council adopted parliamentary procedure, formed standing committees to plan rallies, assemblies and special events like Teacher Appreciation Day, and took care of maintenance for the Fenwick bus. The Council also sponsored a Swap-Shop of Catholic high school Councils to promote inter-school interest and to trade opinions and methods. Members of the Council ' s Executive Board were Linda Spence and Stephen Kearns, senior represen- tatives, and Sharon O ' Brien and Edward Bussone, junior representatives. President Jim Manzi speaks to the councillors. Girls serving on Student Council were: First row — S. Manzi, M. Ouellette, M. Hennessey, M. Ronan, T. Bussone, S. O ' Brien, board member; D. Welch, L. Mizzi, H L ' Heureux, S. Woodbury. Second row — C. Moore, J. Levesque, J. Mc- Glynn, D. Doucette, L. Masterson, S. Hines, S. Amenta, D. Harrigan, J. Yelverton, B. McGlynn. Third row — M. Wit- wicki, A. Walton, M. Keniston, M. Essember, D. Holmes, V. Cue, B. McGinnity, L Balkus, M. D ' Alessandro, C. Hoffman. 62 Boys serving on Student Council were: First row— S. Brown, E. Chmiel, W. Ford, D. Berube, E. Bussone, board member ' J. Manzi, president; S. Kearns, board member; M. Beck D McGrane, A. Guanci, R. Prior, B. Cook. Second row— V Mitchell, A. Duggan, T. McGee, P. Cassidy, J. Ogasian R St. Pierre, M. Prior, T. Sowinski, P. White, J Mitchell, W Fouhey, M. LaMontagne, A. Porcello, J. Darci. Third row — R. Ouellette, R. Osgood, P. Wedge, C. McCarthy, J. Jawor- ski, R. Manning, A. Hagan, M. Potter, R. Kingsley, R. Har- rington, J. Silva, T. Coogan, M. Keating, J. Rubin. Senior Executive Board member Linda Spence reads the minutes of the previous Council meeting. Mark Potter, Dick Kingsley, Mike Keating, John Jaworski, Ralph Osgood and Al Hagan give their attention to a Council meeting. Girl members of the National Honor Society were: Seated — W. Kallas, T. Bussone, M. Newhall, M. O ' Meara, M. Wit- wicki, treasurer; L. Manzi, secretary; M. Essember, vice- president; H. L ' Heureux, M. Burke, W. Fleming, S. O ' Brien. Second row — A. Jodoin, S. Callahan, M. Niconchuk, D. National Honor Society . . . Service for all The National Honor Society, moderated by Sister Helen Cornelia, has distinguished itself as an organization whose members are characterized by the basic qualities of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. This year, National Honor members executed many notable projects. The Student Aid Program, organized under the direction of Mary Essember, was designed to aid those students who were having difficulty in a particular subject. Under this pro- gram, an individual in the Society volunteered to LeBlanc, E. Haley, A. McCarthy, E. Pierce, E. Stanley, R. Bobrowski, S. Graves, C. Moore, S. Keith, D. Riva, D. Welch Third row — A. Walton, D. Heffernan, M. Manning, S. Mc- Garr, A. Quinn, M. Fouhey, A. Wanelik. help one student in a personal tutoring setup. Other projects sponsored by the society included writing to alumni, aiding at school functions, plan- ning a cultural excursion, and working to provide a partial scholarship for an incoming freshman. A committee headed by Marie Witwicki com- piled a list of alumni who wished to receive current news of Fenwick activities. Individual members of the National Honor Society then received the name of an alumnus to keep supplied with school news by either personal letters or newspaper clippings. Lucinda Manzi worked with her committee to discover facts necessary in planning the cultural excursion. The officers of the Society were: James Manzi, president; Mary Essember, vice-president; Marie Witwicki, treasurer; and Lucinda Manzi, secretary. Members of the Spanish National Honor Society were: Seated — L. Couceiro, L. Campus, S. Canavan, L. Spence. Standing — F. Micale, P. Kulakowski. 65 Terry McGee and Delpfine Welch listen to the opposition ' s rebuttal. Ralph Silva delivers a strong argument at the rally preceding Fenwick ' s mock elections. Members of the de- bate squad were: Seated — E. Haley, D. Ogiba, D. Welch, secretary; A. Jodoin. Standing — R. Kier- an, D. Steele, treas- urer; E. Hanlon, D. Goggin, R. Silva, president; A. Makar. Debate . . . Argument for a purpose The Bishop Fenwick debate team won a first place position in the regular season of the North Shore Debate League. In the past two years the debaters have brought home over 40 speaker and team awards. All varsity members of the team, Ralph Silva, Terry McGee, John Steele, Liz Lund, received the highest honor of the National Forensic League — the degree of distinction. The novice members displayed their unmatched technique in debating, dropping only two contests in the North Shore circuit. This year ' s topic, Resolved: That the foreign aid program of the U.S. should be limited to non- military assistance, proved a challenging and re- warding subject to all involved. The officers of the squad were Ralph Silva, president; Terry McGee, vice-president; Dan Steele, treasurer; and Delpfine Welch, secretary. 67 French club members were: Front row — M. Newhall, A. Travers, K. O ' Rourke, P. Niconchuk, S. Woodbury, D. Dupuis, J. Okker, president; E. Haley, vice-president; S. Kane, N. Burke, B. Casey, S. LeBlanc, M. Gagnon. Second row — K. Merrill, M. McEwan, N. Mercier, M. Mottola, D. Riva, M. Ouellette, B. Gemski, K. Beer, S. Pierce, R. Bob- rowski, S. Keith, J. Kitsis, J. Fleming, M. O ' Meara, P. Iwan. Third row — C. Larson, B. Tremblay, D. Pelletier, M. Man ning, M. Fouhey, C. Piotrowicz, K. Cornell, A. Jodoin, M. Niconchuk, N. Blanchard, A. Wanelik, S. Healey, W. Merrill, R. Fields. Fourth row — R. Madore, J. Quinn, R. Boyd, J. O ' Boyle, B. Kasprzyk, C. Adamczyk. French Club . . . Living through language Members of the French club met each week to develop a background in the culture, customs, life and history of France and her people. Outstanding meetings of the year featured guest speakers, a French film and a traditional Christmas supper. Sister Ruth Marie of the French department of Emmanuel College visited the club early in the year to present slides of France. The teenager ' s life in France was the topic covered by Fr. Garonne of St. John ' s Prep at another meeting. The delightful award-winning movie, Le Ballon Rouge gave the members a wonderful picture of Paris. The club highlighted the Christmas season with a popular Reveillon, a Christmas meal. President Jennine Okker, vice-president Eileen Haley, and moderator Miss Patricia McWalters made ' 67 an active year. 68 Susan Kane, Rozalia Bobrowski, and Kathy Merrill enjoy specially prepared French food. Enthusiastic members celebrate at the Christmas Reveillon. Miss McWalters and Sandra Keith prepare food for the Reveillon. Jennine Okker, president of the club, serves at the French meal. Judy Theriault, Ray LeBlanc, Donna LeBlanc and Dianne Holmes enjoy Sister Catherine ' s slide rule lesson. Kathy Giunta adjusts her microscope stage. Senior and junior members of the science club were: Seated — S. Leach, J. Theriault, secretary; D. LeBlanc, president; R. LeBlanc, vice-president; D. Holmes, treasurer; K. Giunta, R. Gauthier, B. Barbee. Standing — M. Glynn, M. Rubin, J. Esposito, D. Hitchman, M. Newhall, C. O ' Brien, D. Cardi- nal, K. Mullen, H. Plourde, M. Gillis, C. McCarthy, A. Garrity, R. Ouellette. Science Club . . . Exploring the unknown This year the enrollment of the science club increased considerably. The 40 members were pro- vided with the opportunity to investigate all the sciences. Every Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon the students conducted chemistry experiments or viewed biology films. The boys worked with elec- trical systems for a few weeks. The senior mem- bers assisted the underclassmen in the procedure of lab technique. Interesting programs such as speakers in scien- tific professions and field trips to industrial plants and labs were planned by Donna LeBlanc, president; Raymond LeBlanc, vice president; Judith Theriault, secretary; and Dianne Holmes, treasurer, under the supervision of Sister Catherine George. A new program was initiated on Monday eve- nings. Mr. Donald Lutz, a liaison of Avco in Everett and of the advisory council of New England Educators, spoke on several subjects including the practical solution to the problem of missile re-entry; he also instructed the group in the principles of the slide rule. The sophomore and freshman members of the science club were: Seated — S. Manzi, C. Moore, S. Hines, M. Ouellette, Jan Drabczuk and Art Garrity study an amoeba. 71 Marie Fouhey checks a call card Library Science Club . . . Aiding knowledge Under the supervision of Sister Madeleine Louise and Sister Catherine St. Michael, the Library Science Club sought to learn about library work and gain practical experience in the operation of a library. Members ' duties were divided into two general categories: preparing the books for general circu- lation and releasing them to the students. Fenwick ' s library possesses over 7,000 books including many valuable reference works. Before these bocks could be placed on the shelves, library aides performed various tasks: typing file cards and circulation cards, marking spine numbers, bringing the card catalogue up to date, and covering the books. After the books had been completely processed, they were put on the shelves for the students ' use. Library aides helped students to find specific bocks for required reading, term paper writing, or light, pleasure reading. Each library aide reported to the library one afternoon a week and worked behind the desk to receive and stamp out books, or in the back room to prepare new books for release. Officers of the library science dub were: Mary Manning, president; Marie Fouhey, vice-president; and Maureen O ' Meara, secretary. . Serving as Library Aides were S. Hoskinson, S. Kane, Menici, M. Fouhey, vice-president; M. Manning, P. Jalbert, S. Walker, M. O ' Meara, secretary; K. president; P. Cena, M. Smith, J. Camenga. Representing Fenwick at math meets were G. Golden, M. Essember, S. Ortins, N. Donahue. Mary Essember and Cindy Manzi show that two heads are better than one. Mary Essember, Debbie Heffernan, Cindy Manzi and Noreen Donahue work on a team question. Mathletes . . . Analysis and solution Even Mathletes Debbie Heffernan and Noreen Donahue have problems. The Mathletes were coached by Miss Paula Groszyk. Senior members, Lucinda Manzi, Noreen Donahue, and Mary Essember, provided the spirit and ability necessary to head any successful team. Underclassmen who participated as Mathletes were Gerald Golden, Deborah Heffernan, and Suzanne Ortins. Mathletes performed admirably in their meets this year. In the first meet of the season, held at Cardinal Cushing Central High, they finished a strong sixth out of twenty teams. At Hingham, in their second meet, Mathletes displaying determina- tion and improved techniques captured the coveted second place. In each of their meets, the Mathletes have distinguished themselves and Fenwick. 73 The Lance . . . Our year in review During the summer, Lance editors Alice Walton and Marianne Newhall attended a yearbook con- ference at Catholic University in Washington, D. C. The techniques they learned there were applied to the Lance and have given a new look to the year- book. During the month of November the Lance ran a subscription campaign, initiated by Mr. Richard Weir from the American Yearbook Company. The rise in sales enabled the Lance staff to increase the page size and the number of pages of the book, and to cover more fully all aspects of the school year. Coordinators Sue Cashman, Ellen McCarthy, Dave Phillips, Mariann Ronan, Robert Peirce, and Rose Horrigan worked with the editors and Sister John Dolores, advisor, to produce the 1967 Lance Editor Marianne Newhall instructs John Quinn in enlarging pictures. Editor Alice Walton corrects initial write-ups. Wesley Merrill, Dianne Holmes and John Quinn arrange pictures for layouts. Dave Phillips and Ed Cassidy take time out for a snack while Jennine Okker and Rose Horrigan continue to measure pictures. Paul Dunajski crops pictures for the Student Life section. Rose Horrigan and Marianne Newhall inspect dummy sheets. Lance staff members were: Front row — K. Klise, D. Neary, R. Peirce, C. Adamczyk, S. Cashman, co-ordinator; M. New- hall, editor; A. Walton, editor; E. McCarthy, co-ordinator; M. Ronan, co-ordinator; D. Phillips, co-ordinator; R. Horri- gan, co-ordinator; J. Stetson, S. Smith. Second row — C. Szybiak, M. Shay, L. Barbrick, M. O ' Meara, P. Iwan, D Rennick, J. McLaughlin, C. Ryan, S. White, J. Sullivan, J. Theriault, V. Murphy, M. Caron, C. O ' Brien, J. Okker, J Mallia, Y. Verrette, P. McVann, C. Smith. Third row — M Manning, M. Keniston, S. Monahan, D. Holmes, M. Fouhey E. Gareri, J. Piercey, R. Whalen, D. LeBlanc, E. Stanley, J Shay, S. Fleming, E. Haran, L Campus. Back row — N Fahey, R. Madore, P. Dunajski, J. Quinn, J. O ' Boyle, W Merrill, E. Cassidy, J. Beaulieu. Members of the Wick staff were: Front row — S. White, T. McGee, S. Borrelli, M. O ' Meara, page 2 editor; M. Fouhey, page 3 editor; M. Manning, exchange editor; W. Kallas, editor-in-chief; E Haley, P. Gauthier, R. Sobocinski, P. White, sports editor; S. McGarr. Second row — B. Cawley, C. Kobierski, L. Balkus, M. Powers, E. Grant, E. Mello, D. Wendy Kallas, editor-in-chief ' 67, displays the National Scholastic Press Association First Class certificate. Doucette, L. Masterson, P. Tondreault, L. Mizzi, P. Iwan, C. Hedio, S. Leach, J. Doyle, J. Tremblay, C. Batakis, E. Dolan. Back row — R. Silva, S. Kearns, J. Manzi, J. Mac- Leod, M. Murphy, A. Walton, C. Piotrowicz, D. Skowyra, K. Cornell, J. Cahill, D. Pietkewicz, B. McGinnity, E. Gareri, P. Browne, G. Rossi, N. Fahey, A. Makar. WICK . . . The written word The Wick, the school newspaper, merited a First Class category rating by the National Scholastic Press Association and a second prize awarded by the International Quill and Scroll for excellence in journalism. The Wick provided the student body with pre- views of future school and community events, spot- lights on outstanding students, reviews of movies and plays, editorials on current problems, and a comprehensive review of important school activities. It also gave its members insights into the field of journalism. This year ' s editors also taught layout procedure to the entire staff so that all members, rather than just the editors, would be capable of submitting layouts. Senior editors were: Wendy Kallas, editor-in- chief; Maureen O ' Meara, page 2 editor; Marie Fouhey, page 3 editor; Paul White, sports editor; and Mary Manning, exchange editor. Elections of new junior editors were held in January. The Wick followed a policy of early elec- tion to enable the juniors to work with the seniors and to gain practical experience before they take over the paper next year. New editors are: Eileen Haley, Terrence McGee, co-editors-in-chief; Pau- lette Gauthier, page 2; Scott Borrelli, page 3; Richard Sobocinski, sports editor; and Fred Berry, associate sports editor. 76 Scott Borrelli, page 3 editor ' 68, and Richard Sobo- cinski, sports editor ' 68, review material for the Wick. Paulette Gauthier, page 2 editor ' 68, types final copy. Page 3 editor ' 67, Marie Fouhey, and page 2 editor ' 67, Maureen O ' Meara, experiment with layout. Page 4 editor ' 68, Fred Berry, and editors-in-chief Wendy Kallas ' 67, and Eileen Haley ' 68, are pleased by an amusing editorial. 77 Members of the Kennedy Club were: Seated — T. Ouellette, A. Porcello, secretary; S. Kearns, presi- dent; R. Boyd, vice-president; J. Manzi, B. Kasprzyk. Kennedy Club . . . People on the move Kennedy club, moderated by Father Bukay and Sister Bernadette Marie, was made up of boys from all four classes dedicated to serving others. As well as benefiting the school and surrounding communi- ties Kennedy Club helped to build strong character and leadership in its members Officers for this year were: Stephen Kearns, president; Richard Boyd, vice-president; and An- thony Porcello, secretary. Kennedy club originated a new project for trips Standing — E. Hanlon, M. Tierney, B. Guerrette, D. Bowes, J. MacLeod, D. Pimenta. to Danvers State Hospital. In the beginning of the school year, members went to Danvers simply for a tour of the hospital. Many of the members found this tour so interesting they decided to sign up for volunteer work. Three groups were organized, as many other students not in the Kennedy club vol- unteered to help. They visited Danvers once a week, talking and playing games with the patients. Together with the girls ' sodality, the Kennedy club sponsored the annual Christmas Cotillion dur- ing the Christmas vacation. Both organizations worked extremely hard to make the affair a success. Other Kennedy club activities included the sale of cider during the Thanksgiving season and the sale of candy at Fenwick basketball games. The money was used to buy Christmas baskets and to support foreign missions. 78 Members of the girls ' Sodality were: Front row — R. Hor- rigan, N. Blanchard, D. Neary, J. Ma Ilia, J. Okker, S. Smith, secretary; M. Ronan, prefect; P. Blair, vice- prefect; E. Lund, treasurer; M. Essember, A. Wanelik, M. Fouhey, M. Dooling. Second row — M. Pimenta, E. Mello, K. Lamy, E. Grant, M. Mroz, S. O ' Brien, M. Glynn, Girls Sodality . . . People helping people The Fenwick chapter of the Regina Pacis So- dality, moderated by Sister Mary St. Rose, conducted many different activities this year. Among their projects were collecting and packing medicines for missions, teaching Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine classes, working with retarded children and organizing the Christmas Cotillion. Officers for this year were Mariann Ronan, prefect; Patricia Blair, vice-prefect; Susan Smith, secretary; and Elizabeth Lund, treasurer. Newly-elected officers for next year are Helen J. Esposito, M. Rubin, D. Hitchman, P. Crowell, E. Stan- ley, H. L ' Heureux, A. Quinn, C. Moore, M. Honan, S. Graves, C. Baribo. Third row — M. Ward, M. O ' Day, R. Bobrowski, J. Cahill, C. Batakis, L. Mizzi, M. Powers, P. Tondreault, D. Pietkewicz, D. Doucette, L. Masterson, A. Themes, H. Malone, E. Hennessy, N. Coleman. L ' Heureux, prefect; Eloise Mello, vice-prefect; Mary Ellen Dooling, secretary; and Betsy Grant, treasuier. On the Board of Di rectors were Sharon O ' Brien, Ellen Stanley, Eileen Hennessy and Angela Themes. The freshman girls ' sodality, directed by Sister Mona, formed an active subgroup to the senior sodality. Before freshmen were allowed to enter the main sodality, they had to learn the sodality way of life by membership in this preliminary so- dality. As their Christmas project, freshman Sodality members sponsored a drive for canned goods, toys and clothing for poor children. The drive, widely publicized throughout the school by means of ap- pealing posters, was a tremendous success. Fresh- man officers included: Barbara Cawley, prefect; Jean Fleming, vice-prefect; Luanne Nardella, secre- tary; and Adele Mroz, treasurer. Girls in the freshman Sodality were: Front row — E. Kelly, M. Cahill, M. Roberto, C. Lamed, H. Pazdziorny. Second row — K. Coughlin, B. Cawley, president; P. Osepchuk, M. Connolly, D. Ogiba, C. McGinny, S. Wein- burg. Third row — J. Simmons, D. Moran, J. Fleming, secre- tary; L. Nardella, vice-presi- dent; P. Browne, M. Fosdick, F. Centorino. Back row — A. Mroz, treasurer; P. Powers, S. Ganong, L. Strout, M. O ' Con- nor, M. Murphy. 0 TywWk ' SfcfirV ' pPyi frM tP Hf 1 79 : ■ mamm J, Art club members were: Front row — D. Brun, V. Cue, vice- M. Hennessey, C. Szybiak, M. Toomey, L Couceiro. Back president; M. Essember, president; K. Vitale. Second row — row — K. Donovan, J. Fusegni, E. Hartnett, J Wisowaty, C. V. Gorski, E. Borkowski, J. Debar, L. Shashaty. Third row O ' Brien, C. Bresnahan, J. Steele, M. Smith, T. Kielbasa. — M. Santisi, D. Skelley, D. Hayward, P. Riva. Fourth row — Kerry Donovan, Lorraine Couceiro and Monica Santisi watch as Valerie Cue demonstrates silk screening. Art Club . . . Talent and service J 4 A community club ? The art club filled that description well, working to help all the other clubs in the school advertise coming events and decorate wherever and whenever there was something special going on. At the Christmas Cotillion art club mem- bers transformed the gymnasium into a charming New England village. Members made and hung decorations for many activities, including the Valentine and other club dances. Advertisements adorned the school corri- dors weeks in advance for school happenings. Besides serving the school, art club helped to develop the talents of its members who learned to apply the basic ideas of sculpture as they created original statues. Oil painting, traditional and mod- ern, was also offered with an emphasis on shape and form. Acquired skills increased the artistic talents of members and will prove beneficial in the students ' futures. The hard work of Mary Essember, club president, and Sister Michael Raymond, moder- ator, made the art club program a success. The boys give full participa- tion in their weekly practice sessions. Glee Club . . . People and song The Glee Club had a total of 95 members this year. Each Wednesday the fifty-five girls in the club met for practice; each Tuesday the forty boys in the club met. Joint meetings of the two groups were held on Tuesdays and Wednesdays every five or six weeks. During December the Glee Club performed at the Ivy Rest Home in Salem and for the student body at an assembly. Most important to the mem- bers was their appearance at the Fine Arts concert on April 23rd and the Annual Spring Concert on May 21 st. Through the year the members of the Glee Club, under the direction of Sister Ellen St. Anne, were given an outlet for their musical talents. By super- vised choral practice the discipline necessary for display was instilled. A chance to show achieve- ment and to experience stage entertainment was provided through the several concerts during the year. This past year ' s officers were: president, Ste- phen Kearns; vice-president, Sheila McGarr; secre- tary, Sheila White; corresponding secretary, Made- line Pimenta; and librarians, Elizabeth Grant and Eloise Mello. Members of the glee club were Front row — E. Kitsakos, C. O ' Rourke, M. Cahill, E. Mello, K. Klise, S. Weinburg, B. Lessard, S. McGarr, vice-president; S. Kearns, president; S. White, secretary; E. Grant, A. Themes, B. Tattan, E. Hennessy, S. Haynes, P. Osepchuk, B. Cawley, J. Debar. Second row — B. Hussey, P. Browne, M. Smith, H. Malone, F. Sylvester, D. Scahill, K. Lamy, C. Bresnahan, E. Hyde, K. O ' Rourke, N. Coleman, L. Shashaty, D. Fleury, E. Bur- nett, S. Leach, M. McGeney, D. McEachern, M. Pimenta, A. Demers, B. Falkowski, E. Stanley, M. Crowell, E. Mello, R. Bobrowski, M. O ' Day. Third row — S. Desmond, W. Malone, P. McKay, D. Kielbasa, L. Wadach, P. Moore, M. LaMontagne, M. Gibbons, W. Ford, D. Gabriel, J. Guy, P. Rouillard, J. Darci, J. Manzi, A. Vitale, T. Lamy, D. Mc- Grane, M. Ward. Fourth row — A. Hoffman, M. Fraser, J. Mulholland, A. Makar, P. Hennessy, V. Mitchell, R. Peirce, S. Borrelli, P. Cassidy, B. Guerrette, J. Crocker, W Fouhey, P. Gleason, M. Keating, T. Kielbasa. 82 Members of the Dance Band were: Seated — S. Brown, G. Rossi, David Hayes, J. Camenga, R. Rooney, Dennis Hayes, R. Wills. Standing — K. Lamy, T. Lamy, J. Corbett, J. Crocker, W. Ford, W. Wanelik, A. Duggan. Dance Band . . . Music makers of tomorrow The main musical event of the past year was the jazz concert staged by the dance band in March. The program featured the sounds of modern rock groups, especially the popular Tijuana Brass. The band also made a trip to Danvers State Hospital and entertained the patients there on one occasion. During the spring, the group was busy with prom engagements and assembly concerts at other schools. The band ' s officers were Gabe Rossi, presi- dent; John Corbett, vice-president; and Tom Lamy, secretary. ' twill 1 1 l i 1 1 i in 1 84 Austin Duggan, Dennis Hayes and John Camenga master Norwegian Wood. I ' . T Mary Ellen Niconchuk and Mary Essembei take a break to study lines. Drama Club . . . Presenting the performers This year the drama club was reinstated under the supervision of Sister Teresa Patricia. Over 70 students signed up for membership, as enthusiasm for the club spread. The one-act play, Ghost of a Show, was the club ' s major project this year. The cast, including Mary Ellen Nicon- chuk Terry Coogan, Judith Theriault, Daniel Cardinale, Michael Keating, Mary Essember, Arthur Garrity, Virginia Murphy, Suzanne Bitchell and Brian Guerrette rehearsed on several weekend nights in preparation for the perform- ance. In Sister Teresa ' s absence Elaine Mello took over the task of directing. Joyce Furey was in charge of back-stage activity. Members of the drama club were: Front row — L. Ricciardi, P. Iwan, J. Mallia, V. Murphy, B. Tattan, P. LeBlanc, E. Mello, C. Hedio, N. Burke, J. Morrison, A. White, S. Kane, S. Hoskinson, E. Brennan, F. Sylvester, B. Gemski. Second row — A. Morose, T. Bussone, K. Klise, E. Hyde, M. O ' Don- nell, N. Coleman, P. O ' Shea, E. Mello, S. Bitchell, D. Hay- ward, L. Cote, D. Rennick, J. McLaughlin, J. Shay, E. Haran, J. Theriault, J. Sullivan, C. Bresnahan, Y. Gallinelli, C. Teixeira. Third row — L. Rahilly, M. Watson, J. Cahill, T. MacDonald, M. Essember, L. Rooney, J. Furey, M. Dooling, B. McGinnity, K. Foote, L. Balkus, M. Niconchuk, M. Toomey, M. Kline, D. Knowlton, K. Hagerty, E. Steele. Fourth row — S. Borrelli, B. Guerrette, T. Coogan, M. Keat- ing, A. Garrity, R. Carmody, D. Cardinale. Mary Ellen Niconchuk, Helen , Mary Essember, Pinky , Judy Theriault, June , Michael Keating, Mack , and Arthur Garrity, Alfred , star in The Ghost of a Show. Terry Coogan and Judy Theriault rehearse for opening night. Terry Coogan and Danny Cardinale share a script. Film Club . . . Appreciation of culture The film club, moderated by Brother Gene Bar- rette and Sister Charles Ann, was initiated into the Fenwick club program this year and gained many members. The club met monthly to discuss the techniques of film-making, to analyze films and to develop an appreciation for good pictures. “David and Lisa, “Singing in the Rain, and “The Golden Age of Comedy were among the many selections analyzed by the club. The members of the film club were: Fror t row M. Toomey, M. Hennessey, J. McLaughlin, L. Campus, M Essember, S. Monahan, Y. Verrette, M. Ronan, L. Cote, B. Gemski, S. Smith, D. Hayward, E. Gareri, C. Mendes, B. Riley, M. Kline. Second row— N. Fahey, J. Ruggeri, F. Evitts, B. Kieran, E. Bozek, C Adamczyk, W. Merrill, S. Kearns, J. Manzi, D. Welch, B. McNulty, E. Parent, R. Boyd, J. Quinn, P. Dunajski, N. Gillissen, E. Henry, R. Audette, R. Casey. Third row — L. Barbrick, D. Dupuis, L. Mizzi, M. Powers, C. Batakis, J. Kitsis, S. Woodbury, L. Masterson, D. Pietkewicz, S. Hines, D. Doucette, D. Buras, S. Coyne, K. Merrill, S. Callahan, D. Harri- gan, M. Dooling, B. McGinnity, K. Foote, L. Balkus, C. Lewis. Fourth row — J. MacLeod, K. Donovan, M. Smith, B. Dolan, V. Mitchell, P. Cassidy, C. McCarthy. In defense of the championship The Bishop Fenwick Crusaders rolled to their fifth straight winning season in 1966, chalking up a 7-2 record, good enough for second place in the Catholic Central League and fifth in the overall state Class C ratings. In the course of the year, Fenwick extended the state ' s longest streak to fifteen games. The skein was halted by a 28-8 loss to the league ' s newest entry, Xaverian of Westwood, which went on to cop the league and state championships. This year ' s squad was captained by Jack Mercier, Bernie Mitchell, and Walt Dyke Diachisin. With the excep- tion of the loss to Xaverian, a tight 14-8 win over Cathedral, and the heart-breaking 7-6 loss to St. Mary ' s on Thanksgiving, Fenwick completely outclassed its opponents, outscoring the opposition 194-73. The out- standing record of this year ' s squad firmly entrenched Fenwick ' s position as a Class C powerhouse, and proved that the Fenwick brand of football is second to none. Members of the 1966 varsity football team were: Front row — J. Silva, J. Balmer, J. Fernandes, M. Ross, E. Henry, M. O ' Brien, W. Diachisin, J. Mercier, B. Mitchell; second row — G. Pierce, R. Paskowski, C. McCarthy, K. Kelly, R. 90 Kingsley, P. Balmer, T. Tartarczuk, R. Harrington, Coach Kulevich; third row — P. Manning, M. Keating, A. Lydon, G. Belleau, J. McHugh, J Rubin, P. Wedge, M. Potter, J. Jaworski, Coach LeDuc 1. Ready for the snap. Team down . 2. Walt Diachisin (12) leads the way for Austin Lydon (42). 3. Mike O ' Brien (11) plays ref. 4. Loose ball; Fenwick recovers! 5. Fenwick ' s front wall stops a St. Mary ' s player at the line. 6. Mr. Kulevich discusses pre-game strategy with the team. Fenwick Opponents 25 0 Columbus 10 0 Austin Prep 8 28 Xaverian 22 6 Marian 45 8 Spellman 14 8 Cathedral 34 8 Don Bosco 30 1 6 Matignon 6 7 St. Mary ' s Halftime . . . Band and batons Members of the color guard are: Front row — K. O ' Rourke, M. Cahill, C. O ' Rourke, E. Kitsakos. Back row — S. Leblanc, J. Sullivan, K. Billings, D. Knowlton, E. Mello, P. Osepchuk, J. Faber. Fenwick takes a halftime lead; the crowd approves. 92 Fenwick fans enjoy the intermission show put on by the baton squad, below: Front row — P. Moore, C Grondin. Back row— G. Riley, S. Manzi, S. Webb, ' a! Themes, C. Bernier, J. Piercey, C. Hoffman, ' M. Grondin, A. White, P. Deschenes, D. Rennick, Mrs. Grondin. Accompanying them is the band: Front row — T. Lamy, A. Rigby, F. Sylvester, D. McEachern, F. Centorino, B. Meehan, W. Ford, B. Wanelik, B. Rooney, R. Nolan, J. Crocker, D. McCarthy, J. Carmeng a. Back row — Mr. Richardson, D. Manzi, Dennis Hayes, J. Corbett, G. Rossi, A. Hoffman, David Hayes, R. Baker, A. Duggan, S. Brown, R. Wills, J. Quinn. 93 Opponents The members of the junior varsity football team were: Front row — J. Sullivan, P. Ga- briel, M. Barrett, A. Correia, J. Apostolos, C. Dolan, J. Crane, R. Barnes, L. Blanchard, W. Carter, R. McKay, B. Ross. Second row — R. Paskowski, C. McCarthy, K. Kelly, R. . . . and tomorrow Members of the freshman football team were: Front row — M. Wilkinson, K. Power, M. Craigen, C. Fleming, M. Beck, P. Barrett, D.McGrane, T. Kielbasa, W. Leaver, P. Kelly, A. Lynch, W. Malone. Back row — Coach Kingsley, M. Potter, T. Sowinski, R. Daly, M. 8 0 Ipswich Prior, B. Shepperson, P. Rigby. Third row — 22 0 Austin Prep J. D ' Arcy, D. Jacques, W. Cody, B. Silva, G. 6 6 Marian Pierce, P. Golden, M. Taylor, F. Sosnowski, 24 8 Lynn Trade K. Moore, Coach LeDuc, Coach Kulevich. 8 0 St. Peter ' s 6 6 Peabody 14 6 Hamilton 14 0 St. Mary ' s Frosh Opponents 0 12 Marblehead 16 6 St. Peter ' s 6 1 4 St. John ' s Birmingham, P. Wilkens, L. Levesque, A. 8 38 Hamilton Guanci, P. Rouillard, T. O ' Keefe, W. Fou- 0 28 Lynn J.H. hey, P. Gleason, J. Mulholland, M. Gibbons, 0 24 Marian Coach Fleming. 0 1 6 St. Mary ' s A season ends Seniors who played their last game for Fenwick on Thanksgiving, 1966, were: Jack Mercier, Bernie Mitchell, Walt Diachisin, Buddy Henry, Paul Manning, Jim McHugh, Bill Ross, Mike Keating, Austin Lydon, Mike O ' Brien, John Balmer, Joe Fer- nandes, Paul O ' Shea, Jack Silva, Ray Harrington, Thad Tartarczuk, George Belleau. Below: a game of inches. After the game — time to be alone. 97 Boys ' Intramural Standings Freshman Junior Won Lost Won Lost 104 5 1 304 4 0 101 4 2 302 3 1 102 2 2 305 2 2 103 1 3 303 1 3 105 0 4 301 0 4 Sophomo re Senior Won Lost Won Lost 204 5 0 402 5 1 206 4 2 404 4 2 201 3 3 403 4 2 202 1 4 401 1 3 205 1 4 405 0 4 Tap-off between Mike Phelan and George Belleau starts the game. Everybody plays More boys participated in intramural basket- ball than in any other sport, because you don ' t have to be good to play. There were no stars in the intramural program, since the varsity and junior varsity players were ineligible. The key to victory was teamwork. Keen competition grew up between the different homerooms, and large cheering sections gave the teams added incentive and livened up the game. Class champs in the boys ' divisions were: 402, 304, 204, 104. Be- cause of its late start, girls ' intramurals will be covered in the supplement. Ed Wodarski, Gerry Golden, and Mark Donnelly watch as the ball swishes through the hoop. The Forgotten few Members of the 1966 cross- country team were: Front row — R. LeBlanc, A. Garrity, S. Brown, R. Money. Back row — Coach McCarthy, P. White, D. Phillips, P. Hennessy, S. Lowe, P. Moore, R. Silva. They fin- ished second in the Yankee Division with a 3-3 record. Cross-country scores: Fenwick Opponents 30 1 6 Saugus 20 35 Peabody 33 24 Carmel 29 30 Lynn T rade 19 36 St. Mary ' s (L) 32 27 Lynn Classical ' i - Winter scores: Fenwick Opponents 1 1 66 No. Reading 52 25 St. Mary ' s(L) 19 58 Law. Central 37 40 Swampscott 34 43 Woburn 27 50 L. Classical 43 34 Austin Prep 29 48 Lynn English 35 42 Tewksbury Veterans on this year ' s winter track team were: Front row — S. Lowe, P. Moore, P. White, M. Keating; Back row — Coach LeDuc, D. Bowes, E. Lynch, D. Phillips. Also on the team were: T. McCarthy, J. Farley, K. Jones, P. Wedge, E. Wodarski, R. Ouellette, R. Paskowski, J. Darci, D. Melanson, W. Burns, M. Murphy, A. Lynch, R. Money, M. Craigen. This year ' s 2-7 record in winter track competition is very deceptive, for despite its dismal appearance, the season had many bright spots. Steve Lowe and Paul White set new records in the 1000 yard run and the mile respectively. The relay team of Darci, Moore, Ouellette, and Farley submitted an excellent time, while high scorer Mike Keating kept the team in the contests. Coach Ralph LeDuc has much to look forward to next year, for the juniors and sopho- mores were the backbone of this year ' s team. With the likes of returning veterans Paul Wedge , Joe Darci, and Jack Farley, next year ' s team should go far. 100 Fenwick cindermen in action Best efforts of the winter track team: Shot-put Wedge 38 ' 5 Hurdles Bowes 6.7 High Jump Keating 5 ' 2 50 Jones-Keating 6.0 300 Farley 37.0 600 Moore 1:24 1000 Lowe 2:30.4 Mile White 4:50.3 Relay Farley, Darci, Moo e, White 2:30 New School Records Above: Teammates give friendly support. Sitting— -A. Paskowski, P. Wedge, M. Craigen, J. Farley, R. Ouellette, E. Wodarski. Stand- ing — A. Lynch, R. Money. Left: White and Hennessy lead the pack in the mile. Below: Joe Darci rounds the final corner at full tilt. ' Left: Paul Wedge lets fly from the shot-put circle. Left, bottom: Craigen and Lynch are clocked for the 300. Below: Paul Moore stretches for the finish line with the competition on his heels. 103 Basketball, girl’s style Members of the varsity team were: Front row — M. Manning, co-captain; M. Witwicki, co-captain. Second row— -W. Kal- las, M. Mroz. Back row — M. Twomey, P. Cullen, J. Quinn. The Bishop Fenwick girl ' s basketball team continued their winning ways this season, compiling a 7-3 record. This placed them in a first place tie in the Catholic Conference. The girls, captained by Marie Witwicki and Mary Manning and coached by Miss Sandra Shirock, had the spirit needed to merit and to win their Class A title. Members of the junior varsity team were: Front row — P. O ' Shea, E. Call, E. Haley, J. Quinn, D. Sweeney, E. Dolan. Back row — A. Mroz, T. Urbanowicz, A. McCarthy, C. Bill- ings, B. McGinnity. 104 Opponents 34 Cardinal Cushing 21 Archbishop Williams 28 Matignon 20 Arlington Catholic 23 Archbishop Williams 28 Cardinal Cushing 20 Monsignor Ryan 36 Matignon 22 Arlington Catholic 24 Monsignor Ryan J.V. Opponents 3 14 Cardinal Cushing 5 11 Archbishop Williams 14 6 Matignon 6 26 Arlington Catholic 1 1 18 Archbishop Williams 1 1 10 Cardinal Cushing 14 9 Monsignor Ryan 1 1 2 Matignon 12 8 Arlington 7 10 Monsignor Ryan Above: Coach Shi rock maps out pre-game strategy. Left: Paula Cullen shoots over Cushing defender. Below: Marie Witwicki works her way out of a tight situation. 105 Members of the freshman squad were: Front row — R. Mc- Carren, W. Rogers, M. Beck, R. Prior, R. Field, P. Barrett. Back row — T. O ' Keefe, D. Berube, P. Gleason, M. Gibbons, W. Malone, P. Dennessen. Bottom: Members of the varsity squad were: Front row — - 1 - Fernandes. Back row — K. Kelly, R. Urbanowicz, E. Bozek, J. Jaworski, R. Kingsley, J. Mercier, B. Mitchell, J. Farren, M. Ross, captain; D. Murphy. Billy Ross shoots over outstretched hand of a St. Mary ' s defender. Around the rim and in The Bishop Fenwick boy ' s bas- ketball team wound up its Catho- lic Central League season, its last under Coach Bernard Sidman, with an 8-10 record. Although compiling a losing record, the squad provided many exciting moments, including two resound- ing victories over arch-rival St. Mary ' s of Lynn. This year ' s squad was captained by Bill Ross, and paced by high scorers Ed Bozek, Jack Mercier, and Rick Urbano- wicz. The J.V. record of 12-6 promises a bright future for Fen- wick basketball. Fen-wick Opponents 47 72 Cath. Memorial 65 49 Columbus 47 57 Mission 64 60 Arl. Catholic 62 47 Marian 72 88 Don Bosco 73 62 St. Mary ' s (L) 45 67 Cathedral 76 48 St. Mary ' s (W) 58 71 Chris. Columbus 45 57 Arl. Catholic 66 69 St. Mary ' s (C) 58 57 Marian 66 69 Don Bosco 82 62 St. Mary ' s (L) 70 83 Cathedral 85 53 St. Mary ' s (W) J.V. Opponents 51 55 St. Mary ' s (C) 37 43 Marian 46 53 Don Bosco 48 54 St. Mary ' s (L) 41 32 Cathedral 44 45 St. Mary ' s (W) 45 16 Mission 39 37 Arl. Catholic 48 52 St. Mary ' s (C) 36 31 Marian 44 48 Don Bosco 60 51 St. Mary ' s St. Mary ' s 54 41 62 73 Mission Coach Sidman gets up to give advice as the bench looks on. 107 Mer ? b n S D 0f k the D Var i! ity SqU A d ere: Fro r rtt ' 1 i ; ow — E - Ellis, B. Riley, co-captain; T. Bussone, co-captain- P. DiRubio. Back row— A. Morose, E. Haran, R. Keating, J. McGlynn, J. McLaughlin, D. Welch. Whether leading the cheers at a Fen- wick game or sparking enthusiasm into the student body during a rally, the cheerleaders always put their whole heart into their work. Football games and basketball games would not be complete without them. Bringing home a second place trophy from the North Reading High School Cheerleading Compe- tition is only one honor that the cheerleaders received for their efforts. This year ' s varsity squad was captained by Terry Bussone and Barb Riley. Mary D ' Alessandro and Janice Doyle lead the junior varsity squad. The varsity cheerleaders take a break. We re people - seeking appreciating feeling living . . . We II remember our acquaintances athletes teachers friends scholars people . . . We re starting a new generation a new motto — UP WITH PEOPLE! SENIOR DIRECTORY Adamczyk, Chester, 16 Buxton La., Peabody Albano, Anthony, 19 Bosworth St., Beverly Audette, Roger, 395 Essex St., Salem Balmer, John, 26 River St., Danvers Barbrick, Cheryl, 2 Lowell St., Salem Beaulieu, Jean, 27 West Ave., Salem Beck, Patricia, 47 Fairview Ave., Peabody Beer, Kathleen, 20 Waterside Rd., Marblehead Belleau, George, 2 Clifton Ave., Salem Berg, Christopher, 39 Fairview Ave., Peabody Bettencourt, Richard, 20 Colonial Rd., Peabody Bitchell, Suzanne, 9 Fitz Rd., Peabody Blair, Patricia, 16 Harwood St., Beverly Blanchard, Noreen, 59 Bay State Rd., Peabody Bowes, Robert, 9 Bradley Rd., Salem Boyd, Richard, 60 Gardner St., Peabody Bozek, Edward, 9 Conant St., Salem Brady, James, 1 22 Hart St., Bev. Farms Brolewyc, Deborah, 22 Kernwood Rd., Peabody Buckley, Stephen, 8 Orrantia St., Danvers Bussone, Terry, 1 1 7 Colon St., Beverly Busteed, Virginia, 90 Highland Ave., Salem Cahill, Edward, 15 Nelson Rd., Peabody C allahan, Robert, 10 Stearns PI., Salem Campus, Linda, 49 Driscoll St., Peabody Canavan, Sandra, 25 Curwen Rd., Peabody Cantwell, Diane, 4 Prentiss Rd., Danvers Cardinale, Daniel, 33 Raymond Ct., Peabody Caron, Margery, 6 Tremont PI., Peabody Casey, Richard, 5 Stuart Rd., Peabody Cashman, Suzanne, 13 Roland Rd., Peabody Cassidy, Edward, 21 Rainbow Ter., Salem Claveau, Richard, 124 Boston St., Salem Collins, Diane, 23 Boardman St., Salem Connor, Judith, 22 Murray St., Peabody Coogan, Terry, 42 Kenneth Rd., Marblehead Coombs, Diane, 63-A County St., Peabody Corbett, John, 14 Sheffield Rd., Danvers Cote, Lorraine, 38 Lawrence St., Salem Couceiro, Lorraine, 15 Proctor St., Peabody Cue, Valerie, 57 Morrison Rd., West Wakefield Cunha, Elaine, 3 Henry Ter., Peabody Darci, Jeanne, 9 West Cottage St., Marblehead DellaCroce, Diane, 36 Donna St., Peabody Desmond, Cynthia, 456 Lowell St., Peabody Diachisin, Walter, 10 Coolidge Ave., Peabody Donahue, Noreen, 44 Oak St., Peabody Donovan, Barry, 691 Lowell St., Peabody Downing, Thomas, 21 Rose Ct., Peabody Driscoll, Nancy, 161 Lowell St., Peabody Dube, Donald, 4 Barstow St., Salem Dunajski, Paul, 38 Pulaski St., Peabody Dunphy, Donna, 13 Stagecoach Rd., Topsfield Essember, Mary, 13 Regent Dr., Danvers Evitts, Frank, 103 Lynn St., Peabody Fahey, Norman, 6 Pershing Rd., Salem Farren, James, 4 Charles St., Peabody Fernandes, Joseph, 21 Driscoll St., Peabody Fleming, Sharon, 22 School St., Salem Fouhey, Marie, 19 Oliver St., Salem Froher, Jane, 77 Perkins Rd., Topsfield Furey, Joyce, 3 Smithson Dr., Beverly Galligan, Daniel, 7 Leach St., Salem Gareri, Elaine, 12 Bradley Rd., Danvers Garrity, Arthur, 38 Hardy St., Newburyport Gemski, Barbara, 46 Gregory St., Marblehead Gillissen, Neil, 34 Arlington Ave., Beverly Guinta, Katherine, 53 Felt St., Salem Goodrow, Claire, 13 No. Shore Ave., Danvers Green, Christine, 59 Silsbee St., Lynn Grondin, Allen, 29 Doty Ave., Danvers Haran, Elizabeth, 8 Joy Rd., Peabody Harrington, Raymond, 85 Proctor St., Salem Hawes, Kevin, 36 Dexter St., Peabody Hayward, Diane, 1 1 8 North St., Salem Hennessey, Mary, 20 Lincoln Rd., Peabody Hennessy, Paul, 82 Essex St., Beverly Henry, Edward, 46 Moynihan Rd., Hamilton Hickey, William, 36 Bradstreet Ave., Danvers Holmes, Dianne, 10 Eddel Ave., Wenham Horrigan, Rose, 20 Dahlia Ave., Peabody Hosman, Robert, 2 Rainbow Rd., Marblehead Iwan, Paula, 14 No. Shore Ave., Danvers Kallas, Wendy, 30 Coolidge Ave., Peabody Kasprzyk, Brian, 15 Violet Rd., Peabody Kearns, Stephen, 19 Washington St., Beverly Keating, Michael, 7 Columbia Blvd., Peabody Keniston, Margo, 16 Bradford Ct., Marblehead Kieran, Robert, 4 Barstow St., Salem Kline, Mary, 20 Orchard St., Peabody Kuklinski, Michael, 17 MacArthur Ct., Peabody Kulakowski, Paul, 4 Audette St., Peabody Lamy, Thomas, 7 Shaw ' s La., Peabody Landers, Richard, 20 McKinley Ave., Beverly Larson, Christopher, 251 Dodge Row, Beverly Laylor, Kathleen, 15 Crestwod La., Peabody LeBlanc, Donna, 14 Gallows Hill Rd., Salem Levesque, Kathryn, 15 Rainbow Ter., Salem Lowe, Stephen, 1 1 Tremont PI., Peabody Lund, Elizabeth, 33 Hathaway Ave., Beverly Lydon, Austin, 16 Hart St., Beverly Lyman, Btian, 17 Dahlia Ave., Peabody Lynch, Edward, 28 Bates St., Danvers MacDonnell, Brian, 49 Newcastle Rd., Peabody Madore, Roland, 31 Forrester St., Salem Mahoney, Karleen, 1 1 Goodringe St., Peabody Mallard, William, 17 Oakland St., Peabody Mallia, Janet, 3 Hourihan St., Peabody Manning, Mary, 16 Oliver St., Salem Manning, Paul, 17 Forest St., Peabody Manning, Richard, 13 Columbia Blvd., Peabody Manzi, James, 24 Clifton Ave., Beverly Manzi, Lucinda, 27 Beacon St., Beverly Marino, Robert, 1 13 Goodale St., Peabody Martin, Gregory, 1 Wedgemere Rd., Beverly McCarthy, Ellen, 40 No. Shore Ave., Danvers McCarthy, Thomas, 1 Brentwood Dr., Peabody McCormack, Howard, 16 Roland Rd., Peabody McEachern, James, 57 Newcastle Rd., Peabody McGarr, Sheila, 8 2 McKay St., Beverly McGinn, James, 4 Sparrow la., Peabody McHugh, James, 31 2 Vi Lafayette St., Salem McLaughlin, Joanne, 37 Clement Ave., Peabody McNiff, Ellen, 7 Smithson Dr., Beveriy McNulty, Barbara, Jeffrey ' s Neck Rd., Ipswich McVann, Philo, 37 Newcastle Rd., Peabody Mello, Elaine, 63 Northend St., Peabody Mendes, Corrine, 8 Roycroft Rd., Peabody Mercier, John, 31 Ord St., Salem Merrill, Wesley, 46 Pulaski St., Peabody Micale, Frank, 16 Summit Ter., Peabody Mitchell, Bernard, 30 Barr St., Salem Mitchell, William, 8 Carlton St., Peabody Monahan, Sharon, 9 Cherry Rd., Beverly Moore, Paul, 107 Bradstreet Ave., Danvers Moore, Paula, 25 Raymond Ct., Peabody Morose, Ann, 88 Liberty St., Danvers Murphy, Anne, 7 Olsen Rd., Peabody Murphy, Robert, 51 Larchmont Rd., Salem Murphy, Virginia, 1 1 Hourihan St., Peabody Neary, Doris, 30 Charles St., Salem Negri, Michael, 106 Federal St., Salem Newhall, Marianne, 62 Newcastle Rd., Peabody O ' Boyle, James, 1 George Ave., Peabody O’Brien, Catherine, 54 Margin St., Peabody O ' Brien, Michael, 29 Arlington Ave., Beverly O ' Brine, George, 3 Locust St., Salem Okker, Jennine, 18 Nickerson Rd., Peabody O ' Meara, Grace, 29 Stagecoach Rd., Topsfield O ' Meara, Maureen, 14 Orchard St., Peabody O ' Rourke, Patricia, 15 Bradford St., Salem O ' Shea, Paul, 15 Maple St., Salem Parent, Elaine, 15 Stafford Rd., Danvers Pariseau, Diane, 137 Lynn St., Peabody Peirce, Robert, Garden St., Topsfield Phelan, Michael, 49 Felt St., Salem Phillips, David, 204 Lafayette St., Salem Pierga, Helen, 39 No. Central St., Peabody Plourde, Herbert, 93 Pine St., Danvers Potter, Shawn, 57 Locust St., Danvers Quinn, John, 9 Burke St., Peabody Quirk, Maureen, 12 School St., Salem Ra hilly, Linda, 1 1 Dublin Rd., Peabody Rennick, Deborah, 35 Murray St., Peabody Richard, Robert, 1 2 Park St., Salem Riley, Barbara, 40 Locust St., Marblehead Rogan, Margaret, 10 Exeter Rd., Beverly Ronan, Mariann, 38 Forest St., Peabody Ross, Malcolm, 15 Surrey Rd., Salem Rossi, Gabriel, 13 Kittredge St., Peabody Rouillard, Laurier, 24 Lafayette St., Marblehead Ruggeri, John, 71 2 Cabot St., Beverly Ryan, Constance, 57 Emerson St., Peabody St. Germain, Helen, 162 Lynn St., Peabody Salvo, Stephen, 25 Raymond Ave., Salem Shay, Judeth, 36 Nancy Ave., Peabody Siderski, Charles, 9 Herrick Rd., Peabody Silva, John, 1 2 Rice St., Salem Smith, Carolyn, 20 Charles St., Peabody Smith, Susan, 1 1 Griffin Rd., Peabody Spears, Arthur, 15 No. Shore Ave., Danvers Spence, Linda, 251 Lynn St., Peabody Spychala, Sharon, 28 Boardman St., Salem Steele, Daniel, 16 Trinity St., Danvers Stetson, Judith, 14 Sycamore Ct., Peabody Surrette, Susan, 19 Nelson Rd., Peabody Sweeney, Brian, 7 Berry St., Danvers Szybiak, Christina, 37 Forrester St., Salem Tardiff, Ronald, 34 Moffatt Rd., Salem Tatarczuk, Thaddeus, 4 Burke St., Salem Theriault, Judith, 223 Canal St., Salem Toomey, Marilyn, 96 Washington St., Salem Treem, Donna, 131 Brimbal Ave., Beverly Tremblay, Barry, 131 Balch St., Beverly Tremblay, Elaine, 13 Linden Ave., Salem Turcotte, Elaine, 2 Harrison Ave., Beverly Urbanowicz, Richard, 1 Claremont Rd., Salem Verrette, Yolande, 5 Wilson St., Beverly Walton, Alice, 1 2 Red Rock La., Beverly Wanelik, Andrea, 1 2 Griffin Rd., Peabody Watson, Mary, 55 Memorial Dr., Salem Welch, Delpfine, 31 Fairview Rd., Salem White, Paul, 23 Paul Ave., Peabody White, Sheila, 8 Norfolk Ave., Peabody Widell, David, 16 Hardy St., Danvers Wilczenski, Felicia, 39 Walter St., Salem Wisowafy, James, 15 Livingston St., Peabody Witwicki, Marie, 7 Victory Rd., Salem The phrase UP WITH PEOPLE is used by permission of PACE magazine. 1967 LANCE Supplement Bisho p Fenwick High School Peabo dy Massachusetts Volume V 19 67 LANCE Supplement Bishop Contents Spring Life page 2 Spring Sports page 8 Senior Week page l6 1967 LANCE Supplement Bisho p Fenwick High School Peabo dy Massachusetts Volume V 19 67 LANCE Supplement Bishop 1 Spring Life A time for new traditions . . . Teacher Appreciation Day and student teachers Expo and D.C. Time for friendliness and fun . . . How to Steal a Million pizza and Our Generation Nantasket. A time to learn and to be praised . . Readak projects on display National Honor Induction. Time to say UP WITH PEOPLE! A smattering of spring life 1. Mrs. Shack, a midterm substitute at Fenwick, taught algebra and physics. 2. Juniors enjoy Nantasket. 3. Elaine Ellis admires an Art Fair painting. 4. The senior boys rest for a moment at the Capitol. 5. Helen L ' Heureux and Sharon O ' Brien explain their home-made still. 6. Tom Lamy plays a solo in the Spring Concert. 7. Brian Kasprzyk and Janet Mallia assume the role of teaching in Government class. 8. Al Jeffery used the Roman battering ram as his entry in the Latin Fair. 9. The Glee Club applauds Sister Ellen St. Anne on a job well done. National Honor Society Junior Members Rozalia Bobrowski Marguerite Burke Susan Callahan Paul Cassidy Judith Egan Wendy Fleming Robert Gauthier Susan Graves Eileen Haley Sharon Healey John Jaworski Sandra Keith Anne Paul Kerwin Carolyn Kiely Helen L ' Heureux Ann Marie McCarthy Jean McGlynn Cynthia Moore Kenneth Mullen Mary Ellen Niconchuk Sharon O ' Brien Richard Ouellette Ellen Pierce Madeline Pimenta Quinn Junior Candidates M. Benas S. Leach S. Borrelli C. Lewis M. D ' Alessandro G. Lowe A. Demers B. McGinnity J. Dunleavy A. Murphy T. Owens J. Picked R. Romanowicz M. Shay E. Stanley T. Torkildsen Sophomore Candidates K. Allen M. Guinee K. Lamy S. Amenta E. Hanlon E. Lynch L. Barbrick A. Hayes S. Manzi M. Barrett S. Haynes L. Masterson C. Batakis C. Hoffmann M. McEwen G. Benas P. Jalbert M. McNiff K. Billings J. Kitsis D. Melanson K. Blute D. Knowlton L. Mizzi P. Brown C. Moore D. Regis P. Cena M. Murphy A. Rigby R. Con Ion S. Ortins L. Santos K. Cornell P. O ' Shea D. Skowyra D. Doucette D. Pietkewicz M. Smith D. Dupuis C. Pietrowicz F. Sylvester K. Gilday A. Porcello P. Tondreault E. Grant G. Priesing N. Walsh Top Ranking Students Juniors 1 . Robert Gauthier 3. John Jaworski 2. Eileen Haley 4. Annette Demers 5. Brian Barbee Sophomores 1. Linda Mizzi 3. Kathleen Billings 2. Carole Moore 4. Mary Lee Guinee 5. Michael Murphy Freshmen 1. Patricia Browne 3. Barbara Cawley 2. Susan Weinburg 4. Catherine Lamed 5. Paul Jalbert Principal ' s List Three Marking Periods Mary Ellen Niconchuk, junior Linda Mizzi, sophomore First Honors Three Marking Periods Juniors Rozalia Bobrowski Marguerite Burke Mary D ' Alessandro Annette Demers Robert Gauthier Eileen Haley Trina John Jaworski Sandra Keith Carolyn Kiely Sharon O ' Brien Ellen Pierce Madeline Pimenta ;ildsen Sophomores Kathleen Allen Linda Masterson Kathleen Billings Carole Moore Dorothy Doucette Michael Murphy Constance Piotrowicz Freshmen Patricia Browne Barbara Cawley Catherine Larned Recognition for achievement Freshman Candidates K. Anderson J. Ayers M. Beck J. Bozek C. Bresnahan P. Browne B. Cawley P. Coleman M. Connolly C. Cooney J. Creighan J. Crocker E. Cronin W. Fouhey M. Gness M. Gonzales M. Grondin S. Hansen B. Hussey P. Jalbert E. Kelly K. Klise P. Kelly C. Kobierski J. Kowalski C. Larned J. Massengale K. Mizzi A. Mroz M. Murphy M. O ' Connor K. O ' Rourke J. O ' Shea H. Pazdziorny M. Roberto M. Rundzio M. Santisi D. Scahill J. Simmons D. Skelley J. Tattan J. T remblay J. Urbanowicz S. Weinburg J. Withers Debate Special Achievement Award (NFL) 500 pts. Ralph Silva Degree of Distinction (NFL) 250 pts. Terrence McGee Degree of Excellence (NFL) 150 pts. Edward Hanlon Sara Hoskinson Eileen Haley Judy Withers Andrea Jodoin Richard St. Pierre Degree of Merit (NFL) Arthur Maker Diane Ogiba David Goggin Mary Ann Roberto Second Honors Three Marking Periods Juniors Brian Barbee Susan Callahan Judith Egan Wendy Fleming Susan Graves Sharon Healey Helen L ' Heureux Jean McGlynn Cynthia Moore Kenneth Mullen Janet Pickell Ellen Stanley Sophomores Sandra Amenta Laurie Barbrick Michael Barrett Patricia Brown Kathleen Cornell Colleen Crowley Sharon Currier Kathleen Gilday Elizabeth Grant Edward Hanlon Shirley Haynes Susan Manzi Suzanne Ortins Patricia O ' Shea Dorothy Pietkewicz Anthony Porcello Gail Priesing Maureen Smith Francine Sylvester Natalie Walsh Freshmen Karen Anderson Mary O ' Connor Maureen Connolly Helen Pazdziorny Beverly Hussey Monica Santisi Paul Jalbert Donna Scahill Susan Weinburg Enrolled in Quill and Scroll Eileen Haley Terrence McGee Vincent Mitchell Quill and Scroll Award of Honor Fred Berry Scott Borrelli Paulette Gauthier Richard Sobocinski Oil Heat Scholarship Camilla Baribo Susan Walker Lions ' Club Essay Contest Camilla Baribo Susan Graves French Honor Society Rozalia Bobrowski Eileen Haley Paul Cassidy Sharon O ' Brien Ellen Pierce French Honor Michael Barrett Kathleen Billings Kathleen Blute Patricia Brown Kathleen Cornell Dorothy Doucette Kathleen Gilday Elizabeth Grant Edward Hanlon Patricia Jalbert Society Candidates Joan Kitsis Susan Manzi Linda Masterson Suzanne Ortins Constance Piotrowicz Anthony Porcello Dianne Regis Rosemary Romanowicz Patricia Tondreault Trina Torkildsen Spanish Honor Society Juniors Lynn Balkus Paula DiRubio Brian Barbee Maryann Glynn Kenneth Mullen Sophomores Laurie Barbrick Maura McNiff George Benas Linda Mizzi Carole Moore Maria Gonzales Beverly Hussey James Massengale Kathryn Mizzi Luanne Nardella Freshmen Nancy Peterson James Phillips Patricia Riva Jeanne Simmons James Tattan Diocesan Art Fair Awards First Prize ‘Kevin Power Deborah Skelley National Poetry Awards Special Awards C. Connolly L. Mizzi S. Healey M. Pimenta Honor Certificate Juniors M. Crowell M. Gillis M. Dooling C. Lewis K. Foote P. McNamee K. Merrill Honor Certificate Sophomores Catholic Daughters Poetry Contest Eileen Hennessey Linda Ricciardi Lucille Santos National Educational Developmental Test Certificate K. Anderson C. Lamed C. Barrett W. Leaver P. Barrett A. Lynch Second Prize L. Beaulieu A. McCarthy Lorraine Beaulieu Kathleen Ryan M. Beck K. McGinn Elizabeth Borkowski Lynn Shashaty C. Bresnahan J. Macleod Cynthia Bresnahan Jeanne Simmons P. Browne W. Malone Dominique Brun Justine Urbanowicz B. Cawley K. Mizzi Susan Weinburg F. Centerino R. Maney M. Connolly A. Mroz J. Creighan M. O ' Connor W. Fouhey D. Ogiba T. Gilday M. Roberto M. Grondin M. Rogalski S. Hansen M. Santisi Peabody Chamber of Commerce Safe Driving S. Hoskinson B. Hussey E. Hyde D. Scahill D. Skelley J. T remblay Sharon Healey K. Klise S. Weinburg R. Baker, Band P. Balmer, Football C. Bernier, Baton D. Bettencourt, Tennis K. Billings, Color Guard S. Brown, Cross Country Track, Band T. Byrnes, Color Guard M. Cahill, Color Guard J. Camenga, Band F. Centorino, Band C. Connelly, Golf J. Crocker, Band P. Cullen, Basketball J. Darci, Track J. DeBar, Color Guard P. DiRubio, Cheer- leading R. Doherty, Tennis A. Duggan, Band E. Ellis, Cheerleading Letters T. McGee, Debate, Tennis J. McGlynn, Cheerleading P. McKay, Tennis P. McNamee, Baseball E. Mello, Color Guard R. Money, Cross Country Track M. Mroz, Basketball D. Murphy, Basketball R. Nolan, Band F. O ' Neil, Band P. Osepchuk, Color Guard R. Osgood, Football C. O ' Rourke, Color Guard K. O ' Rourke, Color Guard R. Ouellette, Track T. Porcello, Baseball M. Pimenta, Color Guard J. Piercey, Baton M. Potter, Football J. Farley, Football, Track M. Prior, Baseball L. Barbrick M. Mottola E. N. Bourque C. O ' Rourke D. P. Deschenes M. Ouellette E. E. Dolan M. Powers A. M. Girardin L Ricciardi C. S. Godzyk L. Rooney J. M. Guinee A. St. Pierre E. Hanlon D. Skowyra K. A. Hayes D. Smith R. E. Hennessey T. Sowinski K. C. King E. Sullivan J. Kitsis F. Sylvester R. K. Lamy B. Tattan R. C. Menici M. Taylor E. Moore A. Themes D. W. Ford, Band D. Gabriel, Football M. Grondin, Baton Haley, Debate Hoffman, Band Baseball, Football Jones, Track R. Prior, Baseball A. Rigby, Band V. Riley, Baton R. Rooney, Band J. Rubin, Football B. Silva, Cross Country T rack R. Silva, Debate B. Shepperson, Football R. St. Pierre, Debate J. Sullivan, Color Guard Keating, Cheerleading W. Sullivan, Golf Kelly, Basketball, Football Kingsley, Basketball, Football F. Sylvester, Band L. Thibault, Cross Country Track A. Themes, Baton M. Twomey, Basketball D. Knowlton, Color Guard Wanelik, Band D. L ' Abbe, Baton R. LeBlanc, Cross Country Track S. LeBlanc, Color Guard S. Manzi, Baton D. McCarthy, Band S. Webb, Baton P. Wedge, Baseball, Foot- ball, Track S. Welch, Tennis R. Wills, Band J. Withers, Debate A. White, Baton Social Sciences Certificates Superior Fred Berry Mary Crowell David Currier Mary Ellen Dooling Paul Driscoll Janet Esposito Barbara Falkowski Dave Gabriel Maria Gonzalas Sharon Healey Ellen Honan Julie Kowalski Gail Lowe Betsy McGinnity Mary Lou Ward Ann White Excellent Maurice Carr Paul Kerwin Patrick Hines David Power Paul Kelly Colleen Reddy Kathleen Varadi Outstanding Maureen Cahill Kathryn O ' Rourke Spring Sports Spring Crusaders — track, tennis, golf, baseball and wrestling, spring sports . . . Crusaders ' spirit — victory defeat sportsmanship . . . Crusaders ' team — advisors coaches athletes . . . Crusaders ' people — cheering laughing supporting . . . Crusaders ' cry — UP WITH PEOPLE Wedja takes a powerful cut. Keenan coaches Pat McNamee through a tough situation. The members of the 1967 varsity baseball team were: front row— R. Prior, B Shepperson, W. Diachisin, J. Mercier, B. Belleau; second row— J. Jawor- ski P Wedge, J. Farley, P. McNamee, J. Hannigan; third row— B. Silva, J. Keenan, J. Dunleavy, J. McGivern, K. Ouellette; fourth row — A. Porcello, M. Prior, T. Ryan, J. Lynch, K. Moore, Coach Birmingham. John Keenan leaps from behind the Dlate toward a pop foul. A trial and error season Fenwick closed her ' 67 baseball season under co- captains Walter Diachisin and Jack Mercier, the only veterans to leave. This season ' s team was experimental, with Coach John Birmingham re-shuffling positions. The squad promises to roll up a successful season next year. Fenwick 1 6 2 1 2 9 3 Baseball Scores Opponent Fenwick Opponent ! Bosco 6 4 Xaverian ) Marian 3 7 Bosco Matignon 14 6 Columbus ' Mission 5 6 Matignon i Xaverian 2 3 Mission ► Columbus 2 1 1 Xaverian 1 St. Mary ' s 17 8 St. Mary ' s ' Dyke Diachisin straddles toward the pitcher ' s conference on the mound. 11 The people involved in Wrestling, golf, tennis The golf team completed their fourth season with a 7-7 record, under the direction of Mr. Lloyd Wescott and Mr. Alan Fullerton. Voted the most valuable player by the league coaches was Dick Landers. Bill Sullivan and Mike Phelan were elected most valuable players by the North Shore League. The wrestling team, a new addition to Fenwick ' s athletic clubs, was coached this year by Jim Kelley, a Fenwick graduate. Although the team participated in no league matches, they learned many new holds and techniques. The coaching duties of the 1967 tennis team were assumed by Mr. Paul Lyness. With his guid- ance the team finished the season with a 4-4 record. This year only four seniors, who contributed greatly, are leaving. They are Jim Manzi (singles), Tom Lamy, Steve Kearns, and Mike Keating (doubles). Golf Scores Fenwick Opponents 2 5 Beverly 6 1 Peabody 7 0 L. English 6 1 L. Classical 7 0 St. Mary ' s 0 7 Haverhill 2 5 Salem 2 5 Beverly 3 4 Peabody 7 0 St. Mary ' s 0 7 Haverhill 7 0 L. English 6 1 L. Classical 0 7 Haverhill Members of the wrestling team were: front row — W. Malone, D. Goggin, M. Gibbons; back row — T. O ' Keefe, J. Mulholland, W. Fouhey, A. Kanellos, D. Currier, J. Fouhey. Tennis Scores Fenwick Opponents 3 2 St. Mary ' s 3 2 Cardinal Cushing 1 4 Keith 2 3 Abp. Williams 1 4 Lawrence Central 4 1 Sacred Heart 1 4 Xaverian 5 0 Malden Catholic Members of the 1967 golf team were: R. Kingsley, A. Hagan, P. Rigby; also R. Claveau, C. Connolly, M. Phalen, J. Tattan, R. Konevich, R. Landres, M. Moriarty, J. Silva, W. Sullivan, R. Urbanowicz. Jim Manzi backhands the ball in style. Al Hagan winds up for the swing. Members of the 1967 tennis team were: W. Ford, R. Doherty, S. Welch, T. McGee, J. Manzi, R. Sobocinski, T. Lamy, P. McKay, Mr. Paul Lyness, coach; also D. Bettencourt, S. Kearns, M. Keating. Janice Doyle swings for a base hit. Eileen Haley, Mary Ellen Lawlor, and Diane Harrigan of 303, runners-up in the girls ' intra- mural basketball, congratulate members of the winning 302 team, Janice Doyle, Judy Egan, Jean McGlynn, and Catherine Lewis. Girl athletes and sports awards Paula Cullen connects with the ball. A new addition to Fenwick ' s increasing number of sports for girls was the softball team coached by Miss Janice Winskowicz. Good sportsmanship outweighed the season ' s losses. Friendly competition is the key word in girls ' intra- mural basketball. The standings at the end of the sea- son were: Freshmen Won 103 4 105 3 101 2 102 1 104 0 Sophomores Won 203 204 206 201 202 205 Lost 0 1 2 3 4 Lost 0 2 2 3 4 4 Juniors Won 302 4 303 3 305 3 304 2 301 0 Seniors Won 402 4 404 3 405 2 403 1 401 0 Lost 2 3 1 2 4 Lost 0 1 2 3 4 1 Bernie Mitchell receives Most Valuable Back Trophy from Father Bukay. Miss Shirock presents Mary Manning with Most Valuable Basketball Player Trophy. At the annual sports banquet, Mike Keating, Ted Tatarczuk, Jim Farren, Billy Ross, Ray Harrington, and Barry Shepperson toast to a successful season. i ; m inn.rau ] tj ill « i a ( t) n A i Senior Week We are the graduates young adults Remembering Bittersweet exams thanks the eggs recognition graduation Looking forward to college freedom success security new faces happiness . As we live: UP WITH PEOPLE! Bittersweet . . . A castle in the clouds , The grand entrance , 18 Focus on People Best- Dressed Chris Larson Lorraine Cote Most Loquacious Ginny Murphy Paul O ' Shea Most Likely to Succeed Mary Essember Quietest Steve Lowe Cathy O ' Brien Wittiest Ann Morose Jim Farren Most Sincere Austin Lydon d ' k Bob Peirce Most Popular Barbie Riley Terry Coogan Most Artistic Chris Berg Marilyn Toomey Friendliest George Belleau Linda Spence Most Musical Marianne Newhall Gabe Rossi Best Dancer Billy Ross Debbie Brolewyk Most Athletic Jack Mercier Marie Witwicki Best Looking Beth Haran Danny Galligan Nancy Driscoll Scholarships J. Beaulieu Boston University D. Brolewyk Pierce Secretarial T. Bussone Boston College V. Busteed Pierce Secretarial S. Canavan Pierce Secretarial Marian Court D. Cantwell Northeastern University S. Cashman Pierce Secretarial J. Connor Pierce Secretarial L. Cote Anonymous D. Coombs Peabody Lions ' Club V. Cue Emmanuel College Peabody Art Association M. Fouhey Regis College E. Gareri Catholic University Boston College B. Gemski Webster College Boston College Northeastern University M. Kuklinski Bishop Fenwick Alumni E. Lynch Joseph Caruso Memorial Scholastic Award B. MacDonnell University of Mass. K. Mahoney Pierce Secretarial L. Manzi Emmanuel College S. McGarr Merrimack College E. McNiff Pierce Secretarial P. McVann Pierce Secretarial S. Monahan Pierce Secretarial P. Moore Pierce Secretarial A. Murphy Pierce Secretarial D. Neary Anonymous M. O ' Meara Trinity College Regis College J. Quinn Peabody Lions ' Club B. Riley College of New Rochelle M. Ronan St. Benedict Guild G. Rossi Mass. State Emblem Club J. Silva St. Anselm ' s College S. Smith Peabody Lions ' Club J. Stetson St. Benedict Guild Peabody Lions ' Club C. Szybiak St. Benedict Guild M. Toomey Anonymous Y. Verrette Pierce Secretarial R. Urbanowicz Babson Institute M. Watson Wyndham Secretarial D. Welsh Emmanuel College M. Witwicki Regis College Emmanuel College Bishop Fenwick Alumni Sylvania National Merit Letter of Commendation Jean Beaulieu Noreen Donahue Mary Essember Sheila McGarr Maureen O ' Meara Alice Walton National Honor Society Members Terry Bussone Mary Essember Marie Fouhey Barbara Gemski Allen Grondin Elizabeth Haran Dianne Holmes Wendy Kallas Donna LeBlanc Mary Manning James Manzi Lucinda Manzi Sheila McGarr Frank Micale Marianne Newhall Maureen O ' Meara Robert Peirce Susan Smith Alice Walton Andrea Wanelik Delpfine Welch Marie Witwicki Recognition , one by one. The proud march down the aisle , A brief , memorable handshake , Trophies , medals, certificates, Some are singled out, But none are forgotten; All are one on Honors Night. Principal ' s List for Three Highest- Ranking Students Marking Periods 1 . Mary Essember 6. Dianne Holmes Mary Essember 2. Marie Witwicki 7. Marianne Newhall 3. Maureen O ' Meara 8. Robert Peirce 4. James Manzi 9. Terry Bussone 5. Lucinda Manzi 1 0. Delpfine Welch First Honors for Three Marking Periods Terry Bussone James Manzi William Hickey Elaine Mello Dianne Holmes Robert Peirce Alice Walton Second Honors for Three Marking Periods Valerie Cue Lorraine Cote Marie Fouhey Elizabeth Ha ran Rolande Madore Janet Mallia Sheila McGarr Frank Micale Doris Neary Marianne Newhall Maureen O ' Meara Susan Smith Judith Stetson Christina Szybiak Marilyn Toomey Yolande Verrette Delpfine Welch Marie Witwicki Students of Outstanding Achievement Religion - Patricia Beck English - Marie Witwicki French (French background) - Judith Theriault French (no French background) - Maureen O ' Meara Mathematics - Mary Essember Soanish - Frank Micale Chemistry - Andrea Wanelik Physics - William Hickey Mechanical Drawing - Brian MacDonnell Fine Arts (Music) - Sheila McGarr Fine Arts (Art) - Terry Bussone Graphic Arts - Valerie Cue Typing - Elaine Mello 26 Perfect Attendance for Four Years L. Couceiro K. Giunta W. Kallas P. Manning H, McCormack R. Peirce J. Quinn J. Theriault D. Welch 0 : Perfect Attendance for Senior Year N. Blanchard D. Cardinale D. Coombs P. Dunajski P. Hennessey P. Iwan R. Kieran M. Kuklinski P. Kulakowski S. Lowe M. Manning R. Marino V. Murphy M. Negri R. Richard D. Steele A. Wanelik J. Stetson S. White Debate Kathleen Beer National Forensic League Degree of Merit Noreen Donahue National Forensic League Degree of Honor Robert Kieran National Forensic League Degree of Excellence Mass. Speech League Certificate of Excellence Elizabeth Lund National Forensic League Degree of Distinction Mass. Speech League Certificate of Honor Daniel Steele National Forensic League Degree of Distinction Mass. Speech League Certificate of Honor CYO Certificate of Superior Performance Delpfine Welch Mass. Speech League Certifi- cate of Superior Performance Mass. Speech League Silver Medal for Oratory Archdiocesan Art Fair First Prize Valerie Cue Ellen McCarthy Marilyn Toomey Second Prize Patricia Beck Valerie Cue Personal Typing Awards 50 Words per Minute D. Collins E. Mello J. Connor D. Pariseau E. Cunha H. St. Germai P. McVann C. Szybiak Y. Verrette French National Honor Society B. Gemski M. O ' Meara L. Manzi J. Theriault Silver Medal in Music Robert Peirce Quill and Scroll Nat ' l Honor Society of Journalism Wendy Kallas Marianne Newhall Alice Walton Journalism Award from Salem News Wendy Kallas Spanish National Honor Society L. Campus P. Kulakowski S. Canavan F. Micale L. Couceiro L. Spence Betty Crocker - Homemaker of the Year Marie Fouhey Sweaters and Letters J. Balmer, football G. Belleau, football D. Bowes, track E. Bozek, basketball T. Bussone, cheerleader (captain) R. Claveau, golf J. Corbett, band W. Diachisin, football (captain), baseball (captain) J. Farren, basketball J. Fernandez, football, basketball B. Haran, cheerleader R. Harrington, football P. Hennessey, track E. Henry, football W. Kallas, basketball R. Kieran, debate S. Kearns, tennis M. Keating, football, track, tennis T. Lamy, band R. Landers, golf S. Lowe, track E. Lund, debate A. Lydon, football E. Lynch, track M. Manning, basketball P. Manning, football C. Manzi, cheerleader J. Manzi, tennis T. McCarthy, track J. McHugh, football J. Mercier, football (captain), basket- ball, baseball (captain) J. McLaughlin, cheerleader B. Mitchell, football (captain) P. Moore, track P. Moore, baton A. Morose, cheerleader M. O ' Brien, football P. O ' Shea, football M. Phelan, golf D. Phillips, track J. Quinn, band D. Rennick, baton B. Riley, cheerleader (captain) B. Ross, football, basketball (captain) G. Rossi, band J. Silva, football C. Smith, cheerleader D. Steele, debate T. Tatarczuk, football R. Urbanowicz, basketball D. Welch, cheerleader P. White, track (captain) M. Witwicki, basketball Wearing caps and gowns We set the altar stage , Fenwick folk Mass , Thank God for four years , A change of attire and atmosphere A crowded cafeteria , Dinner with parents and friends. 28 Someone once wrote, I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, but rather in what direction we are moving. Since we are young, we do like to be on the move. We like to be where the action is; we are a restless generation. All of us have witnessed a lift-off of one of the great rockets that hurls an astro- naut into space. There is the count-down, the violent jet exhaust, and off it goes, up, up, and then it begins to arc, to bend in a certain direction. We, the students of a jet age, are off the launching pad, and we are beginning to bend in a certain direction. It is, of course, the fuel that projects the great missile. What has been the fuel that has been pushing us forward? It is a mixture of many things: the love and discipline of our parents, the things we have seen them do, as well as say. It is the contact we have had with teachers; the words we have listened to since the very first grade; the geography, spelling, arithmetic; the stories of God, of Mary and Joseph, and the more advanced intellectual experience of our high school years. It is the religious experiences we have had, the Communions we have received, the confes- sions we have made, the prayers we have said, our Confirmation. It is the friendships we have made, the rough give and take of the locker room, the basketball court, the football field. And it is the gentler influence of the women we have known: our mother, the Sisters, the girls we have liked and admired. All those things and many more have influ- enced the direction we are taking. Speaking for my classmates today, I would like to thank you all . . . The Sisters, pray for us as the years go on ... we will always, in a sense, need your help . . . the lay faculty, the men who have taught us, sometimes by just being what they are rather than by anything they said . . . the young women on the faculty, also, for their patience and example . . . Father Bukay and all the priests who have ever helped us when sometimes we have stumbled and been foolish . . . and last, and far from least, the ones we love the most at this stage of our life, our mothers and our fathers. For the seventeen or eighteen years of sacrifice and love you have given to us, our deepest appreciation. As the astronaut flies high, we, the young people of a jet age, will try to fly high too, in our moral life, in our service of people, in our relationship to God. We thank you for the good lift-off you have given to us. We thank you for the opportunity to be graduates of Bishop Fenwick High. A long-awaited day , A procession of graduates , A handshake and a diploma , Terry ' s speech , Tears and laughter , Farewells . . . Graduation. 30