Brewster Academy - Syb Yearbook (Wolfeboro, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1959 volume:

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G ,. ,ff 4 5 V33 1 Sw if glawa-f 3 .40 Q . Wi ' s s M T39 'ft ,. 2' 2 if 1 Ui' ps Q W 1 Fry ' H-'lr E, . M .5 A T f ' ff -f , Q if A ,,. 93 W-. 49 ,s ' an M . Mgt W' 5 ' A , Wim ' s ff ' AN ' , ,5 ,, FV xg M 2 'Q 35? We are indeed happy to be able to guide you through the halls of Brewster Academy in review of this past year. On this tour we shall try to show you every phase of high-school life as we have known it here at Brewster. As you go through the pages of our Tabard, the days of knighthood and chivalry will come alive when you view these scenes of our school life. We feel saddened at the thought of leaving our school, so please be patient if we stop to reminisce over all the friendships we have made, the good times we have had, the experiences we have shared working on extra-curricular activities, and the fine education for which we have all studied so diligently. Soon we will be starting out on unknown roads, A each taking a different avenue, Yet we shall never forget our fruitful years at Brewster where we prepared ourselves for the future. 306014 QSWR 4517 0 tib ia ZA gf 4 QFEB MS Q ,s K2 Zl'llgl 5. 199 .ZLL of Confenfi Introduction .. Faculty .......... Seniors .......... TABLE OF CONTENTS Class History ......... Undergraduates .... Fall Activities .... Winter Activities .... Spring Activities .... School Publications Superlatives ...... Sponsors .... 2 1 -5 .. . .6-9 'IO-36 .. . . .37 38-45 46-53 54-63 64-71 ............72-73 74-76 77-96 P l on 5' 4 4f,. Joyce Goodwin Wenda Thompson James Shannon Margaret Reissfelder Elizabeth Hamilton Editor-in-Chief Kilburn Culley, Jr. Associate Editors Suzanne Butterworth Jane Clow Matthew Collins Vivian Savard Mary-Lou Lyman Marcia Bickford Art Editor Norman Turner Business Managers Nathan Stevens Leslie Nute Advisor Mrs. June Tilton 32 mi, E ' r leolicafion When talent and love by God are combined, A man is then born, an outstanding kind, One who is gifted with patience and truth, Who knows how to guide America's youth, A man who is loved and respected by all, Who'lI give us his hand if we start to fall, Such a man is at Brewster, Mr. Whalen, his name, Although to many, Coach or Pop means the same To show the respect and tribute that's due, We dedicate our Tubard, Mr. Whalen, to you. 4 ,aiu VINCENT D. ROGERS MRS. VINCENT D. ROGERS Principal B.S., Dartmouth University of New Hampshire ,gn lalareciafion It is with a feeling of deepest regret that the class of 1959 and all the underclassmen of Brewster Academy bid farewell to Mr. Vincent D. Rogers, principal of the Academy for seventeen years. He has been to all a strong leader, a patient guide, and a firm friend. The position of principal is the most important iob in high school administra- tion, for it is the principal who has the future lives of the students in his hands. He guides them in their preparation for college and makes the recommendations that so strongly determine their chances of admission. Under Mr. Rogers' administration, students from Brewster have been accepted at some of the finest colleges in the country. On the other hand, not all students go on to college. Some pass directly into their live's vocations from high school. The principal must prepare these students with all the vigor at his command to face the world and become good, strong citizens, each a credit to his school. Since Mr. Rogers came to Brewster, the school's enrollment has doubled, and under his administration there have been several campus improvements. The field behind the school and the newly-seeded soccer field are now green and pleasant. Improvements within the school building include new chemistry and physics laboratories, equipped with the best facilities. Other improvements are the new dining room and the fine new gymnasium, one of the bestvin the state. Under Mr. Rogers' direction, the industrial arts course, art, advanced mathematics, advanced Latin, and French lll courses have all been added to the curriculum. The athletic stature of the school has also grown through the initiation of the Lakes Region Prep-School League, in the forming of which Mr. Rogers played a prominent part. All through these seventeen fruitful years Mr. Rogers has had by his side a wife with a keen interest in the Academy. Mrs. Rogers has worked diligently and willingly at her tasks without desiring to be in the limelight and often without receiving due thanks. To both Mr. and Mrs. Rogers we wish the happiness they so richly deserve. May we show our heartfelt appreciation to them by following their examples of diligence, dignity, and wisdom. All Did You coll me? You'lI never learn You passecll Now to make them come ou! equal jlne jacuffy Hmmmm, which one? Thc1t's cz pretty good answer of 'U' f . V' sums F. vAucHAN, JR. HERBERT D. TINKER RUPERT W- BROWN Dean B.A., University of Maine B-S-I UniVe 5lfY of New HUmP5hl e B-A-I MVA., Columbia M.Ed., Boston University Art, Engli Lenin' English M.l.T. Columbia,.Harvard 'X Brewstesrkiirief A vis Guidance, Soccer, Malhemahcs lllfa Glee Clubs I mild bop! 5.1 FRED A. SCOTT JOHN B. NAY PAUL W. WHALEN B.S., Tufts College B.S., Keene Teachers College B,S,, Boston University Biology Chemisny B.E., M.E., University of Missouri M,Ed,, Boston University Mathematics Auto Mechanics, Shop Director of Athletics, Band Mechanical Drawing, Physical Education Softball, Girls' Basketball Bookkeeping, Hockey, Baseball on rig '4 G. BRENTON CREELMAN RICHARD H. GAGNE VINCENT D. ROGERS. IR. B.A., Harvard B.A., Dartmouth B.A., University of New Hampshire M-B-A-, Harvard Business School M.Ed., University of New Hampshire Muyhemafics Mathematics French 17 ff W -gf 1' .IUNE R EDWARD MURPHY ARDRA T. PIPER, R.N. B.A., University of B-S-, University of New Hampshire New Hampshire, Economic Geography, Mass. General Hospital Advisor, World History Home Economics Play Football, Basketball Cheerleader Advisor Resident Nurse f , 'Q . ,ex 1 r A Y V , , lr' if Q. s r Z0 X KENNETH A. Q IRIS P. MacIVER JOSEPH RICHER 41 N B.A., University of l lx B.A., University of B.S., Boston University L New Hampshire New Hampshire I M,A., Suffolk University Sociology, Economics, English Typing, Shorthand, U. S. History Cheerleading Economics, Sociology Football Football - QQ A-IFF eff' 'J RICHARD DAVIGNON BARBARA J. LYMAN WARREN WHITE B,A,, Bqfeg Secretary Superintendent of Spanish, Buildings General Science 9 Senior fc-KN ?X50 ,Q F' 0922 QM ffbkkffl f5 -rx rg R0 QQ FS C 4,1 ,Z bww QM ,L aw xahbx sw, President J Sh Wwiwww U 031,49 lfyiwwpllk Afkigkrvicflifsrgtfrj WA g . MsIMeNute gd ji W M W 10 icerri fp, 'Q XVVFKN f-K R0 x90 ffkp K if lb inf? F5 f F 'ff fgg 'Z ff-QQ WY TM ' P Af3i43Xxn1 A H lj ax, JH IDJWV L W U, W 1 LI? day Malxaagzkf d 1 'ywubg 3 W Q iii U mx My Q Af Jw Y wus' Q, fl' 'Rf 'l'l FK lvl W will ll C l O cl r .Y ..' f QF I Kxixv glmlmbnyl JAMES DONALD AMES KW X ,L : I NORMAN J. ANDERSON Dover, N. H. I ll! Concord, Mass. Nickname: Don F Nickname: Norm Likes: Electronics, Physics, Fishing, Good Likes: All Kinds of Sports Food, Water Skiing Dislikes: Cold Water, Snow, Being Confined Dislikes: Night Study Hall, Rain to Campus Future Plans: Study Engineering at U.N.H. Future Plans: College Activities: Football 4: Honor Roll 4 JOHN B. ASHTON, JR.. EWART CLARE BALCOM Hamilton, Mass. Pelham, N. H. Nickname: Skip Nickname: Pee Wee Likes: Baseball, Hockey, Skiing Likes: Sports, People Dislikes: Studying Dislikes: None Future Plans: College Future Plans: Study Hotel Administration at College Activities: Football 4: Ski Team 4, Glee Club 4: Senior Play 12 BEVERLY ANN BEAN MELVIN DOUGLAS BEAN Melvin Village, N. H. Melvin Village, N. H. Nickname: Bev Likes: Fast and Nice-Looking Cars, Skiing Likes: Rock and Roll, Traveling, Ricky Skating, Fishing, Hunting Nelson, Good Food Dislikes: None Dislikes: Conceited People, Oral Book Re- Future Plans: Undecided ports, School Work Future Plans: Secretarial Work 1262, 1 fi A .fillfwf . a lf 4 ,Cf ZZ'5fL?4 ll !Vk' 'V lr A A Yagi d :ia we-L 'l,i f' LL, -0 Z L SQ-L fb Z? f EL?-., if 5,2 4 'C if 'lvfvl 3 22,7 Vffizzf V 52' I X X 'Y 'AL V' f J tll ' If W .ff is V625 f ,N .. ZZ-22 l . , iff fl JUDITH A. BICKFORD L iflfvfvl LOUISE BICKFORD Wolfeboro, N. H. rt W0lf9bOI'0, N- H- Nickname: Judi Likes: Sports, Cooking, Music, Chocolate lce Likes: Pizza, Clothes, Cars Cream, French, l-Ole TV Movies Dislikes: Conceited People, U. S. History Future Plans: College Future Plans: Marriage Activities: Basketball l, 2, 4: Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Tabard Staff, Senior Play, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4: Class Ofticer 4 13 i l cfkl I l X it 0 fa ,Lf K if Mft' it ,iw W me Q lf UW 633:51 KENNETH CLARK BLAKE SHARON ELAINE BRUCE Peabody, Mass. Wolfeboro, N. H. Nickname: Ken Nickname: Sherry Likes: All Kinds of Sports Likes: Pepsi , Convertibles Dislikes: French Dislikes: U. S. History Future Plans: Undecided Future Plans: Undecided Activities: Football 4: Baseball 4 Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: Softball 2 ffl al! ' ' fi VA! WJ if fwbtff , i LL H WW ' B , if -- ,f, Vylj ,ff fi ,WA - I' ' ,ff .400 f ' 4,,wf 'I , ff f ,I K., X, QM JOHN A. BRYANT SUZANNE COLE BUTTERWORTH Peabody, Mass. Wolfeboro, N. H. Likes: Sports, Parties NiCknCIme: Sue Dislikes: French Likes: French, Swimming Future Plans: Undecided Dislikes: GGOFTWSYYY Activities: Basketball 4, Baseball 4' Future Plans: Study Occupational Therapy at U.N.H. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Photo Club 3: Brewster Briefs 4: Tabard Staff: Senior Play, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 14 John David Calcagni Barre, Vermont Nickname: Johnny Likes: Basketball, Tennis Dislikes: Being Confined to Campus Future Plans: St. Michael's College Activities: Ski Team 4: Senior Play: Roll 4 X, C O ,WIP W fl A QQ! if G3 L :wif Robert Edward Carpenter Peabody, Mass. Nickname: Bob Likes: Golf Dislikes: None Future Plans: College Honor Activities: Football 4: Golf 4: Senior Play fl Ml. F ,I willy 1 A t ly 9 C? 0 3: lvl 1. K I Frank Peter Cefalo F. . William D. Chapman Gloucester, Mass. V -V M Nh, Wolfeboro, N. H. Likes: Food, Swimming, Cadillacs H ' 'V Nickname: BiIl Dislikes: Silly Girls V f ' A Likes: Fancy Cars, Sports, Skipping School Future Plans: College , L Dislikes: Homework, Listening to Lectures in Activities: Soccer 4: Hockey 1: Glee Club 4. Class 15 Future Plans: Undecided Activities: Honor Roll 2 ll- U lf' Q Ck J I .A- A L. GLA 2 wt .bw-X' I Fi' EC:- 'C ,MILK I ffl W f ,-A- 'x VfxjVx ILL fwfr' we: 7312 CL Q t tvgv WY if lg AW: r is Q, xx 4 .659 WILLIAM H. CLENDENIN 3665 JNL ALL JANE CLOW Plainfield, N. J. Q? lf LNULLV J Manchester, N. H. Nickname: Willy if Nickname: Janie Likes: Vacations, Economics ' 'xl Likes: Sports, Science Dislikes: Chipped Beef for Breakfast JN' Dislikes: Math Future Plans: U.N.H. Future Plans: Study Physical Therapy at Activities: Glee Club 4 College Activities: Basketball 3, 4: Softball 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Brewster Briefs 3, 4: Tabard Staff: Honor Roll 3, 4: Senior Play, Bobcat's Beat 3 A ,ff , fl! DOUGLAS L. COLEMAN Center Tuftonboro, N. H. Nickname: Larry Likes: Cars, Drive-ln Movies Dislikes: Slow-Moving Vehicles Future Plans: College, Air Force Activities: Glee Club 4: Senior Play 16 MATTHEW L. COLLINS Lanesboro, Mass. Nickname: Matt Likes: School Dislikes: Work, Especially Mopping Future Plans: College Activities: Football 4: Ski Team 4: Hockey Team 4: Tabard Staff: Honor Roll 4 Ill-! ww ' W Wlulwt :ffl X M, TERRY COTTON KILBURN E. CULLEY, JR. Swampscott, Mass. WOlfel90I'O, N- H- Likes: Sports Cars Dislikes: None Future Plans: College Activities: Football 4 Basketball 4 : Golf 4: Baseball 4: PHILLIP B. DE CHANTAL, JR. Lynn, Mass. Nickname. Phil Likes: Hunting, Spear Fishing, Lynn, Mass. Dislikes: Borrowing, Open Windows in Winter, Obnoxious Roommates Future Plans: Wentworth Institute, Air Force 'l7 l Nickname: Kib Likes: Tennis, Swimming, Soccer, Latin, Music, New York City Dislikes: Math, Snow, Routine Future Plans: Columbia, Teaching Activities: Soccer l, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Tabard Staff: Class Officer 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 tt L L l . Ml t lvlxtil L J il 4 LUV Q fl lv Milf RICHARD DE PIERO Beverly, Mass. Nickname: Dick Likes: Lunch Period Dislikes: Clean Rooms Future Plans: College Activities: Soccer 4 , A! mf ff wil? if I 1 Robert S. Doughty Swampscott, Mass. Nickname: Bob Likes: Sports, Sleeping, Eating, Parties Dislikes: School, Being Confined to Campus Future Plans: College Activities: Football 4: Hockey 4: Baseball 4 James Rand Edgerly Riverside, California Nickname: Jim Likes: Sports Dislikes: None Future Plans: College, Coaching Activities: Football 4: Basketball 4: Ski Team 4: Baseball 4 1' 61llU'w William Francis Fay Kirby E. I.. Flanagan Q:-at p Vail Dedham, Mass. Rochester, N. H. 6 cd HLJC Nickname: Bill Likes: Sports ll Likes: Acting, Swimming, Studying Dislikes: None :MIL- Dislikes: Sunday Night Supper Future Plansz College 'J , Future Plans: Study Insurance Sales at Bos- Activities: Football 4: Baseball 4 I H Q' AA ton College mn f Activities: Hockey 4: Baseball 4: Glee Club 4: Bobcat's Beat 4: Senior Play: Band 4 118 Nik' 4 Y X X l . j . f Norman Andrew French UN gif Gerald Paul Gaidmore wolfebofo, N. H. K W, Milford, N. H. Nickname: Frenchie Nickname: Jerry Likes: Motorcycles K Likes: Sports Dislikes: Homework ' Dislikes: None Future Plans: Armed Forces Future Plans: College Activities: Soccer 4: Basketball 4 il My lllliy' DJJ 'N lloyllvllilrf lv' iw' W Paul C. Gaudet ' , L' Glidden Nahant, Mass. ' Likes: Sports, Food Baskefball Dislikes: None l People Future Plans: College nxlf Future Plans: Acfivifies, Fo01I9gll4,Bg5ebqII4 Q Fub Activities: Cheerleading 3, 4: Senior Play lf Glee Club l, 3, 4 19 y ,W , A, ,lf , , 1 , LU! . I D cl ll :ff ,fl LL wl d? filjll - 1 , 5 , If - WJ! i LVL P, gif 5'-'l Dir ju it Ajlx l A I' If ' l filly! L M. L! lbw duff, s t 5 , f LY L- ff' C Joyce Goodwin Wolfeboro, N. H. Likes: Sports, Music, Knitting, Cooking, Poetry Dislikes: Spinach, Fish, Bugs Future Plans: Colby Junior College, Medical Secretary Work Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Brewster Briefs 4, Tabarcl Staff, Class Omcer 2, Bobcat's Beat 3 ' U N ll Il Il y y : om l MW: Cars X X, Dislikes: None 1 CN Future Plans: Undecided ws: A l'll ', --4, X 2 Robert lee Gowen Carolyn E. Haley Newmarket, N. H. Tuftonboro, N. H. Nickname: Lick Likes: Skiing, Skating, Bowling, Music, Likes: All Kinds of Sports Animals, Art Dislikes: Painting Dormitories Dislikes: Rock and Roll Future Plans: College Future Plans: Secretarial School Activities: Football 4 20 mul uw 'ifiwflflkb Elizabeth Louise Hamilton B. Harkins Wolfelooro, N. H. Ossipee, N. H. Nickname: Libby Baseball, Ca rs, Hunting, Likes: French, Music, Rushed Christmas Shopping Dislikes: Eggplant, Sack Dresses, Rock and Roll Future Plans: College Activities: Tabard Stott: Glee Club 4 Q f .7 L' ' . A X MJ ': ljnbfl' 1 l , l yoglfivf 1 r LANL George Albert Hodgson Woonsocket, R. I. Nickname: Scoops Likes: Quiet Naps After School, High Marks, Going Home, English, History, Teachers Dislikes: Snow, Monday Morning Future Plans: College, Salesman Activities: Glee Club 3, 4 1-' x wi X IL l fllfff- 7 'ffl' I f iii' ...uv- 21 Lendall R. Hunt, Jr. Lynn, Mass. Nickname: Roy Likes: Swimming, Flying Dislikes: None Future Plans: Naval Career 4, Baseball 4 CM ,LbkLA,94kf 4 qw'-cv? 6f'.Z7?74f n 01:15 -LW ,566 pf- -f' ff-14-4 -g9'Q,,f!,:iZ.f 1 -44-a?l'g!f6A-Crcru, 14- f F7 - , X 4.77- X Nl: lg, H 'lf , ' U 4 1 L 'il' :ul V, N M, , 4 :VV N- A. fwlcp 5, i lf Ulf' fp' QL f f Q lf Carol Aml1,JqldfS0.lf will Ah' fl, lk if We 'll' Tuf r 'N lrl.. -Q' VL' fl U b o J-' l Likiegg fgelortwplothes, Op eysy ju N I pl A 1-LM Dislikes: Caulzlafllllgerwllllat ' g 1:MDo Qislikei: . S. fe V' if 'N A? Future.Plar1s:luurm1C 1297! 0 dll CQIUFUQQNQ, law H I hool hw Activities: Gllee Cl , 4: heerleadmg 4 Act. ntneig, lee 2 , X Cmirleadlnjg ' I till W gl' fl' lily ' fl, ,l Q ll' 'Zvi lil, I pdl ly, 'JZUQLQV0 1 L41 . flaky M,fQl:lffQwNWQ . L VL ' ' ll., ,W if lb , .- 7s in f lf WJ' lg ' 5 MJ' ,yy J, QA! ful. fackkjkv I H M fx DQ, lldlqgfl J 14 'DLL ' 1 J 1 MU 1 :wWQf K1 rw' , X O1ll1 I VwW vu . ' AZ! A , j.4tM1 David Alan Kay lc X Barry King North Attleboro, Mass. Nickname: Dave Likes: Nice Cars, Card Games Dislikes: Mushrooms, Chemistry Future Plans: College, Teaching Activities: Soccer 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 4: Class Officer 3 Marblehead, Mass. Likes: Food, Sports Dislikes: None Future Plans: Bowdoin or Colby Activities: Football 4: Hockey 4 22 4 if W Ronald G. Kinville, Jr. George Daniel Komisarek Wakefield, N. H. Manchester, N. H. Likes: Skiing, Skating, Sports Cars Nickname: Dan Dislikes: None Likes: Chess, Semi-Classical Music Future Plans: College Dislikes: None Activities: Football 4: Ski Team 4 Future Plans: Undecided .T QNX ,W 'Y X: 44' if TX I , if ii' Alexander Kravchuk David H. La Duke Peabody, Mass. Whitefield, N. H. Nickname: Al Nickname: Duke Likes: Football, Movies Likes: Intelligent People Future Plans: Undecided Future Plans: U. N. H. Activities: Football 4: Hockey 4: Golf 4: Activities: Golf 4: Ski Team 4, Glee Club 4 Senior Play Honor Roll 4 23 W I .1 P' ea' ,Nev 0' Michael Lavin Barre, Vermont Likes: Race Horses Clgthegr Dislikes: Skiing Future Plans: College Activities: Football 4, Basketball 4 Frank Joseph Longo Taunton, Mass. Nickname: Butch Likes: Sports, Everybody Future Plans: College Activities: Football 4, Baseball 4 24 F Mary Louise Lyman Wolfeboro, N. H. Nickname: Mary-Lou Likes: Music, Sports, Animals, People Dislikes: lnsects, Conceited People Future Plans: Dental Hygienist Activities: Basketball 4, Glee Club Honor Roll 3 3,4 f Efw J si Y gf if: ,, J V J NJ 1 W C Arthur S. Monzer Brookfield, N. H. Nickname: Art Likes: Football, Skiing, Basketball Dislikes: None Future Plans: College, History Teaching Activities: Football 'l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Brewster Briefs 3: Honor Roll 2, 4 ll John J. Mosterson Danvers, Mass. Nickname: Jack Likes: All Kinds of Sports Dislikes: Algebra ll Future Plans: College Activities: Football 4: Basketball 4 ld' gl . 'Q 7, l :M tbl' ,L yy J hn rigl , Jr. , Gail Sandro McLeod f boryg . H. Wolfeboro, N. H. L' es: ' 0 il ,,Yl'untlng Nickname: Bunny Ellis s: Gif ' i Likes: Reading, Music, Skating, Stamp Fw re Mans: QFD ' u ,L lecting, Skiing, Swimming If ' V, li V :X Af' Dislikes: Rock and Roll -JM J Ly., N Future Plans: Baptist Ministry W- My ' Activities: Brewster Briefs 4: Bancl 'l ,ll V' 25 Col Kendall Craig Mills Quincy, Mass. Likes: Sports, Good Food, Fishing, Hunting Dislikes: None iutureflansz Ctollleg1eH k civiies:,ooa 5: ce :iw Lk Lvbilf Vyslfglfflfblikcwmr l L ll' MVK- ily!! 'Ll' W lil 'lfjgclllv wvlkllc 'B ffl All ip i i L ii Kenneth Leigh Mitchell Tuftonboro, N. H. Nickname: Mitch Likes: Skiing, Baseball, Hockey, Golf, Photography Future Plans: College Activities: Golf l, 2: Baseball 2, Glee 2, 3, 4: Photo Club l, 2, 3 Club , MU. xi N VM' L , f , U 4' fa- 4 yu , ' if 2 ,J PM llflfb x,f ll,fvf' klilylv fyllkl M l, i yf J ' if A . Lf A Ju VD, LQ fri! J UA' Lp, MJ, Ml g ,ji,44!,, I KAP! CWB VL M VJ V-'W' lf? , J f' LV ai: N 4, V i is fi ll f ,X iff ,V AQAX ,' I V l .I L XML, kk? ul 7 IF WMC D. i ' so UU I,-Un, l X' f - . v A J W 11' L .X ', QM J K4 H L 5? Wy, 4 fi I Lf A y , 1-fb , X yngfjffc John M. Monahan Samuel Niblett Winthrop, Mass. Wolfeboro, N. H. Nickname: Smiley Nickname: Sam Likes: Sports, Music Likes: Sports Dislikes: None Dislikes: None Future Plans: Teaching Future Plans: Undecided Activities: Football 4: Basketball 4, Senior Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3 Play: Honor Roll 4 26 of f 1 i. fi 'L Zi JU! J fob L. 54 Lf' , n Luci! QM S -s QF-' PAUL R. NORTON LESLIE F. NUTE Lynn, Mass. Osterville, Mass. Nickname: Norty Nickname: Lee Likes: Sports Likes: Vacations, Sleep Dislikes: Jazz Future Plans: College, Dental School Future Plans: College Activities: Soccer 3, 4: Golf 3: Photo Club 3: Activities: Hockey 4: Baseball 4: Softball 4 Honor Roll 3: Tabard Staff: Class Officer 3, 4 lx 0 xl ' . A0 , -,, J , ry g W y ar l N' A ' I ,fb ,h mx. J X ' , -1 J l N3 0 Xl: I fl VS ,I 0 -6' A 'lox D-'v ',l ' bxx 5X 5 , V, 1,5 1 r , I k L y . o DO ,, H, s 1 I 4 V9 ul 1 ' Sv lx I ! rl, Q pi g I f 2 LANL l 31' 7 ., , ,,-, 1 .. 35 1 ff-: R PAUL EDMOND O'CALLAGHAN RALPH H. TUTTLE Laconia, N. H. Merrimack, N. H. Likes: Parties NiCkr1CIme: Tut Dislikes: Study Hall Likes: College Future Plans: U,N,H, Dislikes: Prep School Activities: Ice Hockey 3: Scccer 3, 47 Future Plans: MeCl'lGr1lCCIl Engineer Tabarcl Stafty Honor Roll 3. 27 if ij, rj Fl .fix 'I I i ww V P J pi X ' :UL X ll 1 ,jf My lxlllllllr' lk? New V . M. YYF iff E 3 X .XX V I George Thomas Parker X lk KV Lal, 'nthrop Parker, Ill Tuftonboro, N. H. ZW lil' Manchester, N. H. Nickname: Tom i a : Tip Likes: Hunting, Fishing, Boats, Cars, ies' ic olf, Tennis Swimming X U, Ft P n Massachusetts Maritime Dislikes: None L cgi' Future Plans: Navy , : tivitues: Ski Team 4: Band 3, 4: Glee Club Activities: Photo Club 2 M, 4: Senior Play 444. John H. Pollini Thomas Francis Quinn, Jr. Wolfeboro, N. H. Lynn, Mass. Nickname: Zeke Nickname: Quinnie Likes: Athletics Likes: Football, Hockey, Skiing, Swimming, Dislikes: Homework Biology Future Plans: Athletic Coach Dislikes: Geometry, Jazz Activities: Soccer 'l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 'l, 2, 3, Future Plans: Undecided 4: Baseball 1 Activities: Football 4 28 Margaret Louise Reissfelder Bruce Ellsworth Rice Center Ossipee, N. H. Lynn, Mass. Nickname: Peggi Nickname: Ricie Likes: Music, Dancing Likes: Basketball, Convertibles Dislikes: Narrow-minded people, Winter Dislikes: Grouchy People Future Plans: Secretarial Work Future Plans: Business Administration Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tabard Activities: Soccer 4: Basketball 4: Glee Staff: Senior Play: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Club 4 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 4 Nancy Nelson Rich Rolfe M. Sabin Tuttonboro, N. H. Wolfeboro, N. H. Likes: Travel, Boston, Horses, Water Skiing Likes: Skindiving Dislikes: Hypocrites Dislikes: Boxing Future Plans: Mount Ida, Airline Stewardess Future Plans: College, Travel Activities: Cheerleader 4: Senior Play: Class Activities: Football 2: Soccer 'l: Glee Club 'l Officer 1: Brewster Briefs 3 2, 3, 4: Photo Club 2, 3, 4: Bancl 'l, 2, 3 29 A yi, X Xkxffl 'Sf vo A fl' .. 'N 1 , ,L AA, l UA Sands David Sanbornville N. H. Nickname: Dave Likes: Sports, Good Books Dislikes: None Future Plans: U. N. H., Law School Frank J. Santarpio East Boston, Mass Nickname: John Likes: Relaxation Dislikes: None Future Plans: Undecided Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Golf 2, 3, 4, Activities: Football 4: Golf 4 Senior Play Senior Play: Honor Roll 'l, 4 Glee Club 4 1, till' ,L l it i D F, .X LU K X Vivian E. Savard JOSEPH 5ChUlf1 Wolfeboro, N. H. Nickname: Viv Dislikes: None Future Plans: Undecided Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Brewster Briefs 4: Tabard Staftp Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 Salem, Nickname: Joe Likes: Cars, Food Dislikes: Homework Future Plans: College N 'i 'ii 'ffl' 445' s W' 4 W f A at t l Q if fbi 'SAJCM Lf fx WML! 7!!!,L ,'K ii , XZPCGL rf' g I r 4 , , y puff iff, Luc! :Af :: if rf h fel 4 , C Clwjpwf Mmolfrl i N jf f ft , x ' , S il: if A M, James Shannon l Manley Theodore Solovicos Wolfeboro, N. H. ' fl Salem, Mass. Nickname: Jim M 021 Nickname: Sully Likes: Sports, Food, Snow Likes: G0ll'1g home on week-ends Dislikes: Studies, Rain, Horse Radish Dislikes: Staying at school on week-ends Future Plans: Undecided Future Plans: College Activities: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: Activities: Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Senior Baseball l: Tabard Staff: Honor Roll l: Play Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4 fl Ellen Virginia Spence Allen I. Stevens Wolfeboro, N, H, Wolfeboro, N. H. Likes: Basketball, Music, Books, Television Likes: Hunting, Water Skiing, Snow Skiing Dislikes: None Dislikes: None Future Plans: Waves, Clerical Work Future Plans: College, Hotel Management Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3: Brewster Briefs Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski Team 2 4: Senior Play: Photo Club 3: Honor Roll 2, 3: Softball 1 31 if . 'T' 'B v lb V fi 17.131 pf K xy X I: fp it :XL i fb' W ,ky LLL L' L f' ' 1 jx v!lV,fv vb lc Tl'1lJvLff 1 H l , l v , 'J if A V , 'v if Nathan Stevens Ruth Marie Stevens Wolfeboro, N. H. Wolfeboro, N. H. Likes: Sports, Music, Reading Nickname: Ruthie Dislikes: None Likes: Knitting, Water Skiing, Basketball, Future Plans: College Sailing Activities: Soccer 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Dislikes: Jazz, Hot Rods Tabard Staff, Brewster Briefs 3, 4, Bob- Future Plans: Undecided cat's Beat 4, Senior Play, Honor Roll 4, Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Band 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2 m ,105- adv' .Q A, David John Stewart Carol E. Stockton Manchester, N. H. Wolfeboro, N. H. Nickname: Stewy Likes: Music, Painting, Traveling Likes: Sports, Music, Sleep Dislikes: Homework Dislikes: None Future Plans: Undecided Future Plans: College Activities: Basketball 4, Golf 4, Ski Team 4, Honor Roll 4 32 ,1 - , , .: ., , 1 . :V . -. +4 , ,, F f .' I. 1 , . .J , , K i, l . . ,J ,, - w f, .li K .kt 1. Giga! gjyblia if W Carl Alan Svenson Walter James Tafe Lynn, Mass. Manchester, N. H. Q L Nickname: Al Nickname: Wally Air, 94 Likes: Ice Hockey, Food Likes: Baseball, Movies L X' 1 QJ' Dislikes: None Dislikes: Physics, Study Hall ,PNP 'lx Nfl Future Plans: College Future Plans: Boston University Yjyll . , A V, O M Activities lce Hockey 4 Baseball 4 l i l L pf lvllfv Gly? Gary A. Thompson ' lQjvWenda S w Thompson Watertown, Mass. A N Y: 346s H. X Nickname: Whitey es: S r ' ' Likes: Sports ' 5 sl , s: ,Gin Dislikes: None F ture s: le e, rpqzgter Future Plans: Mechanic ' cf ltie : Q , , : Basketball l, Activities: Basketball 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: NZ? : G Clu 2, 3, 4: Tclburd Soccer 4 D t , Se Play, y wster Briefs 4: Hon- K9' , 2, axgllclqss omcer 1, 2, 3 aa Norman W. Turner, Jr. Wolfeboro, N. H. Nickname: Whit Likes: Music, Sports, Good Movies, Cars Dislikes: Rainy Weather Future Plans: College, Electrical Engineer Activities: Basketball 2, 3, Ice Hockey 4, Baseball 1, Glee Club 4: Photo Club 3, 4: Ta ba rd Staff 4 , Henry Tutt Wolfeboro, N. H. Nickname: Tuttie Likes: Mechanical Drawing, Old Cars Dislikes: None Future Plans: Navy, Drafting Activities: Soccer 2, 3: Ski Team 3, 4 '1 pl James Edward Twombly Lynn, Mass. Nickname: Jim Likes: Athletics, Music Dislikes: Strenuous Exercise Future Plans: College, Teaching Activities: Football 4: Baseball 4 ,MM Ny: l . f Harry E. Vedrani Amesbury, Mass. Likes: Sports, Jazz Dislikes: Rock and Roll Future Plans: U. N. H. Activities: Football 4, Glee Club 4 0: 'XXX X.. r N G fy kv f J XEWV , H fx , ,iff .1 1. 41 ffl If lv W 'J Gerald F. Walker Gary Clifford White Brooklyn, N. Y. Peekskill, N. Y. Nickname: Jerry Nickname: Whitey Likes: Sports Likes: Cars, Girls Dislikes: Wolfeboro, Dorm-masters Dislikes: Homework Future Plans: Marines Future Plans: U. N. H. Activities: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: ACfiVifieS1 Bdsebvll 4 Soccer 4 V v lc. W if if V K ' JL A 'f L J .V K :ff ,DV :LH VL ll ,Y A L, alia: El. A L XL 'M ik tid! L 1 V L Lp CU lf It Kg, ,af .V 3 ' A , xy K I X A f' .1 lj. 'L lb' :QM V llli fll x A, fr ! NV la lr I, . lj ul Ll, i f 'l I NJ? , v uf Jean Marie Whiting Bruce A. Williams Wolfeboro, N. H. Tuftonboro, N. H. Nickname: Jeannie Likes: Sports Likes: Horses, Farms, Picnics, Pizza Dislikes: None Dislikes: Jazz, Snakes, Spiders Future Plans: Undecided Future Plans: Air Line Ground Hostess or Activities: Soccer 'l, 2, 3: Ski Team l, 2, 3 Reservationist Baseball 'l, 2, 3 Activities: Glee Club 'I, 2, 4 35 W7 L7 Wendy Southern Wright Richard Karl Folkers Melvin Village, N. H. Nickname: Wendy Likes: Classical Music, Skating, Piano an Organ Playing Dislikes: Carrots Future Plans- College d Plainfield, N. J Nickname: Rich Likes: Water Skiing Dislikes: Night Study Hall Future Plans: College Wf Cl'IVIlleS ee U X, my N! AH' :oi clb1,2,3,4 S Q. Mis a Lgv wr' ff 36 Cfcwa .Maier On the Wednesday following Labor Day in September, 1955, seventy-three freshmen began the first of four eventful years at Brewster Academy. Mr. Tinker, Mr. Lavery, and Miss Farrow served as our advisors, keeping our wild ideas under control and helping us to plan our activities throughout the year. Shortly after school opened, the class elections were held, and we elected Bruce Williams as our president, Jim Shannon as our vice-president, Nancy Rich our treasurer, and Wenda Thompson our secretary. The class of 1959 received the award for the most humorous float in the homecoming parade. Our masterpiece bore the title of The Freshman Revolution. Suddenly that long-awaited night was at hand when we were to be formally initiated into the academy. Filled with apprehension, we gathered in the gymnasium on October 22 to face whatever the seniors had in store for us. We met the crisis honorably, however, and the next morning we were all back in school, none the worse for our ordeal. Several members of the class served admirably as tackling dummies, music racks, and targets. in general for the more able and co-ordinated upperclassmen on the athletic fields. We were represented in soccer, football, band, baseball, basketball, hockey, glee club, softball, and the ski team, too. Inevitably June finally arrived and.we bid farewell to our friends for the summer. Tanned and happy we returned to Brewster in September, 1956, for the beginning of our sophomore year. It was good to see old friends again and meet new ones and compare our experiences of the past summer. We quickly got into the swing of things with the help of our advisors, Mr. Whalen and Mr. Hines. This year our officers were: President, Jim Shannon, Vice-President, Kilburn Culley, Secretary, Wenda Thompson, Treasurer, Joyce Goodwin. Again we won awards for our floats in the homecoming parade. We had floats for the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the Roman Banquet, and a record hop. Our class held many a Friday night record hop and sock hop. At the insistence of Mr. Whalen, the boys attempted to put on a dance by themselves, and to the surprise of everyone, they succeeded admirably. The Roman Banquet was our biggest undertaking. We spent several afternoons decorating the gym for the event which was highly successful, both from the financial and entertainment points of view. Again this year members of our class upheld our honor by showing their increasing skills on the athletic fields and in the other extra-curricular activities. It was really surprising to see how much better we had become in a year's time. Then before we knew it, June was on us again, and school was dismissed for another summer vacation. We began our Junior year with these capable officers: President, Jim Shannon, Vice-President, Leslie Nute, Secretary, Wenda Thompson, and Treasurer, David Kay. One of the first money-making schemes of the class this year was a food sale for which the girls either braved the dangers of the kitchen or called upon mother's long experience. The traditional Junior Prom, for which we had an island theme, was the greatest of the class activities, with everyone either involved in making decora- tions, stringing lights, selling bids, or providing refreshments. This also was the year when we all had to save our pennies to buy the eagerly anticipated class rings. Our class was well-represented in all the different sports again and many of the Juniors blended their voices in with the other members of the glee clubs. The class iournalists were on the Brewster Briefs and Bobcat's Beat staffs, and people soon learned not to be surprised if they came around a corner and had their pictures taken by Whit Turner, Ken Mitchell, or Sue Butterworth, all members of the Photo Club. Jane Clow and Kilburn Culley were selected to represent the school at the Model United Nations held at Plymouth Teachers College and they did a very commendable iob. Marcia Bickford received the United States History Award, and Leslie Nute won the Harvard Prize. We were aided that year by our capable advisors: Mr. Gagne, Mr. Hurst, Mr. Scott, and Mr. Davignan. The final and most memorable event of our Junior year was moving down in the Chapel Hall and taking the front seats of the Seniors after Last Chapel. Our final year at Brewster Academy got off to a good start with the elections of Jim Shannon as President and Lee Nute as Vice-President. Peggi Reissfelder became our new Secretary, and Marcia Bickford our Treasurer. The biggest undertaking of the class this year was the production of the TABARD. The stalf worked long and hard on this task. The annual Christmas Dance was another proiect of the Senior Class, and also, of course, the Senior Play, .lust Ducky, which was a great success. Again this year we were well represented sports wise. The members of the soccer team surely will' never forget the practice game in which Sam Niblett kicked the ball and knocked Lee Nute unconscious. Jane Clow broke the record for total scoring for the season in girls' basketball with a great 296 points. Also'a large part of the glee clubs was made up of seniors, and so was the Brewster Briefs staff. Our advisors were Mrs. Tilton, Mr. Brown, and Mr. Maclver. We had the annual beach party at Brewster Beach given by Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. The hot dogs were as good as evere and of course everyone ate plenty of sand. At last Chapel many atl1letic awards were given out, and Kilburn Culley presented Mr. Whalen with the TABARD. Then on Class Day we all laughed over the Class Prophecy then marched out to hear the Ivy Address. The alumni dance and banquet held that night was enioyed by all. The following morning we attended the Baccalaureate Service, and in the afternoon of June 14, 1959 we received our diplomas and turned our separate ways, confident that our years at Brewster were as fruitful as we could have ever wanted them. 37 x X-wwf J x . N .,svs' in Our TABARD would not be complete without including the undergraduates, passing through the molding years, the stepping stones to the future. We look back and see ourselves one, two, and three years ago, sharing the same experiences, undertaking the same activities and responsibilities. We remember the Roman Banquet, the .Iunior Talent Show, the Junior Prom, and of course, all the courses of study we followed. We now salute the efforts of these underclassmen and dedicate this section of the TABARD to them, our fellow members of the student body, who will very soon take our place as the graduating classes. 39 vj- 'f,.1 -- W ,,. .a- H fl!!! V , .. -t!b '.-4- W -in-qs v 'A ll 15 I 1 4991.5 l Sgt. 1 E , iid S . J e ,ff 1 -' 1 QW!! blip x 'I W! M Beginning their third year at Brewster, these iuniors assumed their new I ' if l osition with confidence and determination. They had aspirations of leaving an Q'f I' ,hi g Q ' strious record as the class of '60, The heirs apparent to the senior throne were I .t ll li 'N Opigib-ly led by President Daniel Morgan and Vice-President Dennis Bean. Janet 'V if Hg. .B X Sl' Hlamm kept the records and Charles Smith guarded the class gold. Under the Wil A l ,pit M W upervision of the class advisors, Mr. Gagne and Mr. Davignon, this energetic l 93 A Gym' class produced a most successful talent show. Plans were then made for the 1 'JF at ' unior Prom, a social event anticipated through the whole year. In every way Ulf X, . hese juniors have proved themselves capable of assuming the duties and obliga- Ql' J tions of senior class members, and the class of '59 wishes them the best of luck L f in the coming year. ' c . . .. ffj ' ffgcgfb ,. ,U AWU . .. . , .. . 'Cd-VA. V AL' '-:fe f I1 ffl x V-gl--f K J, C., fi , M 1 . ,Cfn Lwf' ,. .ff 1-fh,.f fi-,X exp' is i,ff,,1Ll A -XX px S S is e We lt .Xl W7 y 'I . d , J , . ,, ,lf Q . ,if rf. X Xiu K NVQ fifth Row: Girouard, Birdsall, Thomas, Merchant, O'Connell, Wilson, Bean, Hatton. , 3 is , 'yn vxb N' A ' C' th Row: Furnee, Oiala, Bemis, Cheney, Coyne, Kenniston, Kimball, Cantwell, Boclwell. l 1, 1 .I 1 Xi Q ' NV R d Row: Schmidt, Merrow, Long, White, Smith, Rutolo, Morgan. 7 If ' l l k if X 2 d Row: S, Philbrick, B. Stinchfield, S. Davis, R. Senior, F. ter Weele, M. Letteney, S. Massey, J. Sancla,ll xl J yy x - ' 'Xl' BRO CAd'tfAU th ,,.. ,. ,,' ,iq W XS' . y, . IU an, . nswor 9.1 ., ty CM U Ist Row: S Schoonmaker, N. Chapman, A, Michaud, M. Cooley, l. Davis, D. Brock, G. Cunningham, ' ,fl 4'-P cj J. Hamm, S. Rines, M. Ford. 7 ., ii- 'l ,TV X'i.yv 'pil J' W ,ff 'l l. if ,N X . J pl l , f ' ET lf . Qyf' Ll ' D l fl' wi 9 N I 9,1 L X of, i, fx 'TAi... Xf If It H t o k X A. V IMI , Vg ,,, 8LI'5 dren - M uf- . 6 .Pc ff .1 M ,-.- ' 4 Q ,fxfu 4 X,-I A K. L. V, , L . Li' . W ll l . . 'M -! ' . . . . . 'X ly Vit resident, Dennis Bean, Secretory, Janet Hamm, Treasurer, Charles Smith, President, Daniel Morgan. x 1 - - N. - . 4 A KK WC. 1 v x VIN . ' J. 'VU U14 Will. ' MJV wgnx x ll' xi ! JN , 41 - -f ' C .QV l' I C. 'Q SQ :fi . f B J,,.,!'m A T, 'wr ff' gi Q K V 'WN f .M X irq ya sk ra ,. 64 Vi ,,,,.Mw Q fire I i' ,- '- uj'.4 i 1. 'Wx isnt? f s if fs fs T ' A 'i 'aft'-s -QM WA if vid ll rf - I 'as-i..1 TNS' 5 it ffqgh -if -fum. ' :A 3 ,i AHa'ifinQf successfully completed their first year at Brew- ster,r these, underclassmen entered their Sophomore year feelihg well-established as Brewsterites. The class was led by President, Richard Halep Vice-President, Tiftany Eckholifp Secretary, Patricia Brownell: and Treasurer, Robert Snow. Under the guidance of Mr. Whalen and Mr. Nay this industrious class was responsible for the production of several enjoyable school functions. Their Sadie Hawkins Dance and Roman Banquet were accorded lots of praise and they showed clearly the enthusiasm of the class members for their school. This class is well on its way to recognition and acclaim for its participation in Brewster activities and its fine demonstrations of school spirit. xref! .M ro, T Q ' aff, sg li ,mg W I XR .. . wx T W i 'X l sv , C' 1 Nl U . l , l 3 fl A ,S pa + , J, X . .Jr cw X. wx Q wk i N 1 ,f ' I I4 1 lf , XM lla had V N.. A .t ...... .,... . 4 , 6th Row: Cram, Kelley, Vit , ' n, Cham oi ,'Briggemc1n, Quinlan, Hooper, Severance, o emon, e son. W c I N I X i lc Sth Row: Clough, Niblett, Pdwpvif Spencer, Mitkgell, in , rowbrldge, !Bmlson, Purrington, . V Kinville. 'A A , - .., 1. ,C . JW. 4th. w: Fernald, Leitner, lu Ifbibftyav-gjnewffxfo ,-Li ln, Snfffflfcin, man, Hole. , w: M. Borrow, E. W it Hg, D. D, on, n, M. 'Berr , . vfidlfj D. Wcgenfelcl, C. om rloin, M, Parker, J. Brown, B.,Pl rso . ' 4 ,Xl jf Lfl' ' ,. wind Ro 2 B. Hefsey, D. Fuller, Wiagkllbff, Lfgf 5, C . Mfktgdef, B. gynbull, G. Bourdcn, ., K 13.01, J. Hsu, J. www, M,,Pineo. . 1, - 4- ' l RIS Rows' B. Ferncnld, M. Leavitt, Pifffo J. lich d, hilbrickqfljgynpett Gitmtant, S. , . . 1 , X? 1 t, , L.. f ,fi Gliclden, I. Goslirwip. Templeton . Clyde . , L.. 9,2 Y V . K 1 lf I' 1 V 4 V if if X, U I Ah 3 y gf x5'U .Q V D j lf - ' - rf l xx 4, K Nj Jud- l,,. A 1 ' 0 fb, .-.xr fx XAQYL L t. Y f A , X x RQ: -v our :em fi 359' . -v,,7'v Q. Q 9 '! Vice-president, Tiffany Eckoff, Treasurer, Robert Snow, Secretory, Patricia Brownell, President, Richard Hole. 43 0 we C6115 tfflaff al'lCe A fun-filled, senior-sponsored affair attended by all, underclcussmen and seniors 44 'NYM C6-EFCCX XJVVCfl'N no--Llp fx ,Ji A C' 'AJ A ' J 'wh id J -J .J fd, Q, 3. jx gl lfX5QlluRow: Adiutanl, Ross, Loud, Sr. Cl ' , Goodwin, Dullield, HoHrnan, Brown, Jewell. U NV-if LJ' '4th Row: Ladd, Sprague, Swinert ,'Tewksbury, Cantwell, Jones, Rines, Solomon, Lamberi, Buckley, l Q' EH' Manson. Juli, X l-JJ ir, J Ro Cha lesnlgq , Gorl MJ, elson, Smith, Morrill, Earle, Schoonmaker, Wakefield. KB J Q' Q, nd Ro K. d7onl Gp Robie, S. xldridge, L. Eldridge, M. Smith, J. Gould, N. Barnard, C. Person, J A f PJ . Johnson, J ers N'7 l.afrenier 'N l I bf l wil 9 w: .5-Plerkins, .vTup , PERL ate, B. Dow, E. Adiuianf, J. Vaughan, V. Lord, B. Pecunies, J. Ji of ai anfllg, Goodh , S, Col V W ffl VJ Wllfi JV . Vx fl, All X X ,. 5 gb X 9 V X u L I V I V I 'Xi L A X revv F f fx jikl . . i V r I ' X all-ff! iw 'J P mf hiv, X of Sv if agegi l fig ' .if if ,OJ IT? s. Vice-president, Cynthia Person, Treasurer, Jeanette Gould, Secretary, Janna Vaughan, President, John Brown. 45 , . A x - XJ ' A L , . x X 'X ,XI y Y , .Q A K ' X X 1 N, I I , U Q EJ 'aff - '- V ' ?f2dr5m i fx? Z?affL9m.mJ .f4lfLfbLl'l'll'l New faces and old gathered together again in the hallways . . . arms piled high with books . . . the odor of burning leaves filling the cool Fall air . . . Nature reflecting her sunsets in the reddened ivy on the dusky brick walls . . . hoarse voices after those football and soccer games. 47 fi Cupiain Collins Pre-game pep talk wiih Couch Murphy W Lining up af the kickoff A1 as Halfback Edgerly Di99in9 in fo' 'he PIUY 48 no GR M 610425535 3,3 32 Salsa 30 3rd Row: Payntar, Gaudet, Twombly, Masterson, Manzer, Flanagan, Mills, Rutolo. 2nd Row: Kravchuk, Santarpio, Kinville, Vedrani, Quinn, Edgerly, Doughty, Demit, Chapman. 1st Row: Coach Maclver, King, Cotten, Longo, Co-captains Collins and Carpenter, Blake, Anderson Gowen, Coaches Murphy and Richer. lower left: Manager Lavin. lower Right: Manager Trowbridge. O L 0 nd Brewster Opponent Brewster Opponent 14 Exeter 8 28 U.N.H. lFrosh1 8 18 Colby 38 26 Bridgton 6 52 Tilton O 12 Maine Central 12 Mass. Maritime 12 lnstitute 20 14 New Hampton 8 Another football season's records have been written into the books, and the success that Brewster fought so hard to gain has been impressed into our memories, never to be forgotten. Probably the two most exciting games of the year were the season's opener , in which the boys beat Exeter for the first time in a decade, and the season's finale , in which they handed New Hampton its only defeat of the year in football and captured for Brewster the 1958 Lakes Region Prep School Football Championship. To this clay we can picture in our minds Kirby Flanagan and Jim Edgerly, Brewster's Touchdown Twins , racing down the field at top speed for the goal posts, Jim Twombly pulling back to let go another well-aimed pass, the pigskin sailing through the air after one of Bob Carpenter's powerful kicks, and all the feats of the other members of this really great team. Mr. Murphy headed up the trio of coaches, with Mr. Maclver and Mr. Richer being the other two. To them and to the co-captains, Matt Collins and Bob Carpenter, we owe a debt of gratitude which we cheerfully pay for the excellent job they did of building Brewster a championship team in '58, 49 Halfback kick from the side line Getting instructions from Coach Vaughan Driving for the goal Niblett brings it up the side Fancy leg work Half time break 50 2nd Row: Managers Solomon and Thomas, Walker, Nute, Leitner, C. Niblett, Rice, Merchant, De Piero, Stevens, Bailey, S. Niblett, Kay, Coaches Bierweiler and Vaughan. Ist Row: Cefala, R. Pollini, Long, Jewell, Hale, Earle, Clough, Co-captains J. Pollini and Shannon fy! Bemis, OQ9Qlagh n, Whiting, Lambert, Thompson. by W' W ,JA ' 4 M M ruaa era Brewster Opponent Brewster Opponent 3 Pittsfield 0 0 New Hampton 2 Holderness 1 5 Holderness 4 Fryeburg 0 1 Tilton 1 Dartmouth Frosh 5 0 Tilton 2 New Hampton 'l 4 J. V. Holderness J.V. 2 Fryeburg 0 3 J. V. Holderness J. V. Again this year the sturdy crusaders of the soccer team came through with their heads held high. Ably led by co-captains Jim Shannon and Jack Pollini, they finished the season with six wins, three losses, and only one tie. Mr. Vaughan's soccer boys are known for their teamwork on the field. Although this pulls them through many a tight second half, it does make the choice of Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player a tough decision. Even so, this year, as usual, the awards were made shortly after the close of the season. The team voted to give the first award to Sam Niblett, and Mr. Vaughan decided to give the second one to Jimmy Clough. ln our discussion let us not forget the younger boys who made up the iunior varsity. In addition to playing in some of the varsity games, these boys also played two games of their own against Holderness and won both of theml The success of this soccer team was greatly due to its Assistant Coach, Bob Bierweiler, and Head Coach, Mr. Vaughan. With their backing, we're sure to have a great team again next year, led by Bob Pollini and Brad Bemis, who have been chosen co-captains. We all know that time must, of course, pass on, and each year some fine boys must leave the squad. Yet when we can look back on the successful season of this year's team, then we can only know that future teams will grow bigger and better from this year's foundations. 5'l Sf ,. f iz? ' . , E V 'i 4' ' ix? Af, l On Friday October 31, while witches and goblins roamed the world at will, the class of 'I962 was herded into the hold of the pirate ship set up in Brewster's gym. The freshmen were brought on deck from the hold by crew members Dave Blackbeard Kay, Lee Long John Nute, and Frank Jean Lafitte Santarpio. Here they were initiated under the watch- ful eye of the ship's captain, Matt Captain Kidd Collins. Some of the tasks assigned to them were giving shampoos, running errands, measuring the gym, and searching for money. The freshmen decided that the pirates were bad cooks because some cookies they were served contained red pepper and chili powder instead of sugar, and the pie that was so generously offered them had a filling of soap. When they learned that they weren't going to be made to scrub decks, polish cannons, or walk the plank, however, they decided that the pirates weren't too bad after all, and when the whipped cream, eggs, and other substances were removed from the freshmen, they were found to be in one piece and dreaming of the day when they will have their chance to apply the accolade's torture test. rid' M. Reissfelder. C l'll'lCe51feZf '. ' u - in' for the boys? This e cheerleaders certainly were root- ing or the boys and girls both. Led by their Captain, Peggi Reissfelder, these girls worked hard and long throughout the football, soccer, and basketball sea- sons to arouse school spirit, and in fact it was sometimes hard to tell who was working harder - the teams or the cheer- leaders. By sponsoring food sales and dances they managed to get pretty, new uni- forms for both the Fall and Winter seasons. Many a Friday morning was bright- ened by the lively display of their talents in the rallies. Yes, these girls certainly deserve a cheer for the gr at iob th have done. WZ flrlf7Wl ! 7 Wy, 0 W f J ifwgl , l W WM My fm WUWMWW N , my My 4' ,fi Q I ' XWM QM 1 sf X r I jke aaa i4 me as w sf 1. rat gg s A A ll i N Y New 'll . - - s .X sis-mfmswwssmi l ' i M 2,,... 'jg fit .-as ,Q - i tit ..': 5 .2 -so M at K ' . Q - JN w'NxNsws.. l .. N. Vw - W r : K X ...W 'lflhnfef es Barren and desolate .... bleak branches mourning the loss of their leaves . . . . crisp air, blue-gray skies .... glistening, shimmering snow .... the swish of skis and flash of gleaming skate blades .... spirited basketball games .... holiday fun and the birth of a new year of opportunity. 55 3 x M. YM . 3, ma' -Q, - l A Solovikos up forthe bull She's comin' down Edgerly aiming high Goidmore up for two 56 3rd Row: Manager Calcagni, Coach Murphy, Manager Lavin. 2nd Row: Gowen, Pollini, Bryant, Gaidmore, Harkins, Rice, Bean. lst Row: Edgerly, Stewart, Kay, Co-captains Monahan and Solovikos, Cotten, Thompson, Walker. gui Ab .xdfoof The echoing cheers have faded away for another year, and the uniforms have been packed away until another season. Only the memories remain to remind us of our 1959 basketball team. The boys ended the season with a record of nine wins and five losses. Only an early season case of iitters and unfortunate injuries to key players kept the team from retaining the league championship. They lost four straight games after defeating the Plymouth J.V. team in the opener, but from January 13 to the season's end the Brewster quintet won eight games and lost only once, to New Hampton. The high point of the season came when Brewster's Murphymen met the undefeated Phillips Exeter quintet and edged them by one point, 70-69. Manly Solovikos led the attack in the victory and won it with seconds to go by sinking two perfect free throws. The team was led by co-captains John Monahan, who was high scorer with a 22.5 average, and Manly Solovikos. Under them and Coach Murphy everyone on the team worked hard for victory and provided plenty of enioyment and excitement for Brewster during the winter. Brewster Opponent Brewster Opponent 80 Plymouth J.V. 53 72 N.H.T.I. 43 90 Tilton 102 70 Exeter 69 69 New Hampton 74 77 New Hampton 84 50 Plymouth J.V. 62 52 Kennett 50 61 Bridgton 83 73 Holderness 38 86 Fryeburg 58 54 Tilton 51 74 Holderness 44 88 N.H.T.l. 79 JUNIOR VARSITY Brewster Opponent 34 Fryeburg 31 46 Holderness 19 64 Holderness 18 28 Kennett 29 57 'J -7 L Q x XA L4 or RH fb, IJ Up for the catch Whoopsl f .. tif, jan, Clow from the key HaPf time refreshmen! 58 i 1, L jlqtlt R Mgr Cooley oach Nay Mgr S Schoonmaker w D Du on'l Ba nard M Lyman B Hersey J Hamm lflhnn-I X GB ,Bic ,ord Thompson R Stevens J Clow J Sands L Davis 'V f fi I . . A , C , . . . 5 ii' lp - qqnfa gill K V U I . , .. , . , . . l H , fi ow: . F r ,Eckh , B. Stmchfield, D. Wagenfeld, F. ter Weele, J. Goodwin H lp f ' u' pl L 7 -- l ,t J xw Pl Ai if ., y I . , . , . , . , . , . L I 7 l J lp 'J J Uh! I yt rm I V , v A Uiiijif ad I iN VLA JS fi? i'fwi!lQiM,lVl if 'fm me I dui M . fy h Jar J XJ did A We D j .X Us 3,155 ,Ja dl WL 0 'jjlf'1 J'LL'U1J'1' Nl li 5 oof YJJ V ll! 3 I if l U ,U A ,,li,yl lffvl A 5 i 1, A.. vfsx li, f' ' ru J' wi 'i' -it is i- . M If? 1 V fl ull .gif Jil ,wt ,A 3 W , i Ni J3l'!0l!ii,ff',ffi ,N de eriis imkstly broltd of its 1959 girls' varsity basketball team for its li t ' 'irit and enthusiasm. With the benefit of a year's experience, Mr Nay 595 'FUR' ly'nw0'u , j, J ii fi 1 ., liflipjii 'iff if fi 1' U, fx ' A. le to pilot the girls through another successful season in which many 'clo I and hard-fought games were played in the Brewster gym. l Bonnie Stinchfield held the top foul shooting average, 68.75'X:. This team had a very efficient defensive line which deserves credit for excellent teamwork, and special mention should be made of Beth Pearson who got the most rebounds for the line. Next year the team will miss the services of four seniors: Wenda Thompson, Ruth Stevens, Jane Clow, and Marcia Bickford. Yet we're sure they'Il still do a great iob. The J.V. squad held its own this year, too. Donna Wagenfeld won the J.V. high scoring position with 78 points. Although both squads lacked height, they were motivated by strong deter rnination which brought them through with a fifty-fifty season: seven wins and I seven losses. Among the well-fought games we won t soon forget was the one with York, Maine, won on the home court. This was the first time Brewster had defeated York. Games such as this accounted for a highly competitive and thrilling season. Fine leadership was combined in this team with a spirit of really good sportsmanship. 5 In the leading scoring position was Jane Clow with 296 points. Captain Ruth Stevens followed her with 135 points. Jane's score broke the girls record at Brewster, topping that of Lucy Thompson l'57J, who had made 254 points Brewster Opponent Brewster Opponent 35 Kennett 38 50 Porter 42 Porter York 58 Alton Eliot 53 York Berlin 32 Berlin Alton 40 Farmington Kennett 30 Eliot Farmington 3. IQLWH Though the past winter was as rugged as a New England one can be, it brought rain when ski meets were scheduled and snow when they were over. As a result only one of the five meets was held. Unfortunately the team went down to defeat when confronted with Tilton, but individual recognition must 'be given to Alan White, who placed high in the slalom. However, snow came in time for a lot of recreational skiing at the Abernaki Ski Slope. Because of this year's improvements, participation is on the increase. This season the rope was replaced to provide a stronger, more efficient tow. We cannot give too much credit to Mr. Brown, Mr. Whalen, and Mr. Rogers, Jr., under whose direction the slope was fixed up for use and the tow operated on weekends and during vacations. Not only students, but members of the entire community took advantage of the recreation provided. A fun-filled ski party was held by the Sophomore class, which included skiing, sliding, and tobogganing. Everyone had a grand time in spite of the fact that some returned to school in casts and on crutches! The great amount of interest shown this year in the slope indicates that in the coming years it is going to be one of the prime sources of winter-time fun for the people of Wolfeboro and the students of Brewster. A Nl he E A S iVs .Six luv Mk O: i 1 Eliott, Giorard, White, Smith, Jewell, Manzer, Collins. 60 'X ,X. , .H sf .i W ,6 ' 44.62 ,0 2nd Row: ay, Eloulgh, Niblett, King, Collins, Demit, Nute, Coach Whalen. ht Row: Turner, Doughty, R. Pollini, Rutolo, J. Pollini, Lambert, Tate, Norton, Brown. ulrlk' .N . edt? efd Q fl X-it With only two returning lettermen, the Brewster Bobcats enjoyed one of their most successful seasons in recent years. The experienced skaters were captained this year by Jack Pollini of Wolfeboro. Robert Carpenter of Peabody, Mass., led the team in scoring with seven goals, but every man on this squad deserves credit for setting siege to the enemy goals constantly. The season started with a iolting 'IO-2 loss to a strong Berlin High team, but Brewster came right back with a 4-1 win over Proctor Academy, a 9-4 win over Holderness, and a 5-2 win again over Proctor. The highlight game of this season was the 3-2 victory over a still strong Berlin High team. This game was one of the most exciting ever seen on Brewster ice. The boys ended the season with a 3-2 loss to New Hampton and a 4-3 loss to Holderness School. Under the direction of the coach, Mr. Whalen, the able management of William Fay, and with plenty of usable ice, Brewster's well-balanced team proved to be a tough and willing competitor for the Lakes Region Title. 61 is M0-f14..,s,,,, .,, ,Q .., i is Q, Ei? we 3rd Row: Manzer, Vedrani, Monahan. 2nd Row: S. Sabin, Butterworth, Mrs. Tilton, M. Lyman, M. Bickford. 15? Row: TUV, Culley, W. Thompson, J. Clow, J. Goodwin, Fay. 342 60 uff 26 fe fd On April 'l6th and l7th, 1959, at 8:00 P.M. in the Brewster gymnasium the stage curtains parted on the hilarious comedy, Just Ducky, featuring the well- known Maxwell family. Joyce Goodwin and William Fay played the parts of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell. Connie, their charming and pretty seventeen year old daughter was portrayed by Jane Clow. Wenda Thompson skillfully handled the role of Betty Lou, their fourteen year old daughter, who was cute but a great worry to her parents, and the MaxweIl's son of thirteen, Wilbur, was comically played by Kilburn Culley, Jr. Henry Tutt took the part of Hercules, Wilbur's bosom pal, and the attempts of the two boys at writing their own plays produced some unusual and highly amusing scenes. Suzanne Butterworth con- vincingly dramatized the part of Aunt Mary, an energetic lady of about sixty who was somewhat of an accomplished busybody. Other supporting roles were Margaret Reissfelder as Bernardine, Betty Lou's best friend, Harry Vedrani as Mr. Moore, chairman of the citizens' committee, Sandra Sabin as Miss Blayne, the editor of the local paper's love-lorn column, Arthur Manzer as Del Marshall, a newspaper reporter, and last but by no means least, Barry King, who three days before the performance stepped in and played to perfection the part of Craig Moore, Connie's boy friend, because John Monahan came down with the chicken pox! The success of this comedy cannot be attributed to the acting of the cost alone - that was only part of it. Behind the scenes industrious seniors worked frantically on costuming, lighting, sound effects, prompting, and the numerous other jobs necessary for the production of any play. Of course we must not forget to mention one other very necessary element - the director. Without the guidance and patience of Mrs. Tilton none of this would have been possible. To all who contributed time and material go our deepest thanks for one of the finest plays every presented at Brewster. 63 ef? 'm fs gf W5 fit- -1 ww f Mis M Ht iv Q S0 llJ'I'lal'l'l0l'lf 64 as - .fu MN X sf ' . . , The trees shining with new covered with their white blanket, Spring showers . . . Spring 'Fever . . . the last lingering look at the stance drift away. ,pr 4 e -t-. .. Q X I 5 ,L .lf beef ii! T--11 . it 4, rin leaves . . . waving fields, not so long ago awake now . . . those clear and refreshing . . . baseball, softball . . . finally graduation campus as the strains of Pomp and Circum- 65 l ollorcla i I The day for the final tryouts arrived at last. The voices quaked and the knees shook. The amazingly large number of tenors this year recalled last year's boys' glee club to mind when there were only two! Change your voices . . . squeeeak . . . do something! The rehearsals were long and hard. Afternoons were spent with the girls, and Wednesday nights they had to go it alone. . . Oh how that attendance fluctuated! Lines were sung wrongly and notes were frequently off key. Trouble, trouble, and more trouble. Time was running short, and the concert loomed ahead when suddenly - success! The boys came through with flying colors, and the deep quality of their combined voices brought pleasure to all who listened to such numbers as He's Got The Whole World ln His Hands and Let There Be Music! Excellent solo work was done by Ewart Balcom and Lawrence Coleman. Mr. Vaughan could truly be proud of his boys and their efforts. tt J l 3rd Row: Kay, Hodgdon, Hatton, Bailey, Quinn. 2nd Row: Giorard, Parker, Manzer, Long, Sabin, Duffield, Eliot, Cantwell. 4 'Ist Row: Ladd, Solomon, Thompson, Cefalo, Fernald, Turner, Culley, Coleman, Yap an. vu fl. .Tl t I X1 KJ ' .4 -tiff' ,fu , ' ' 1 . N , . ,t , jf f, wf 0 N- ' L t L bf' flf x X E l , My ' 4 I1 1 , I 4 7 ' lf xt Q' fb 66 E . . it ip 33 , ,gifs s ,, ' f' 2 . :Q J . l Aww fZ1'a'Q! Zia if .xffvx iC.'e-waitin 43442 ,,u5 mf 4 w V0 I! . J gif' X! L 'pd Row: M. Pineo, T. Bennett, R. Pollini, K. Lord, G. Cunningham, D. Dutton, L. Stevens, S. Shipman, I MQ, 'VU g 'lf D. Johnson, M. Bickford, R. Stevens, J. Goodwin, J. Clow, F. ter Weele, W. Thompson, M. Leavitt. fl 'Z I 9' 2nd Row: . Parker, S. Phillbrick, C. Chamberlain, D. Fuller, T. Eckhoff, E. Hamilton, S. Butterworth, Mp' J' . , vAVBarnar . Massey, R. Senior, D. Wagenfeld, W. Wright, M. Lyman, B. Stinchfield, S. Schoonmaker, ji My . Co i , I. eosnn. ist : J. Emerson, A. Johnson, B. Pecunies, J. Vaughan, E. Adiutant, S. Davis, S. Sabin, M. Schneider, , ' . ' imball, A. Michaud, M. Reiufelder, H. Jutras, V. Savard, Mr. Vaughan. , -ly 7 ffl! U - r ' J VM ,jf .J , X. s p ffm. ,Mez W , g Li it 1 'V N 1 ' figs ' . . L l I - ii W649 fi an ag e of . C' Y .Lf SNL xxbr' -af x 315' S I I J, A ,Lxx VJ- bv' Old K' ji . fir Blix Y H, r X-I ,- Q. -gf S- ' i X JJLQL! , ' B' Q5 After the tryouts were over the altos, i-. W4 second sopranos, and sopranos were classified, and soon the musical strains ...fi A floated clown from the chapel hall, mixed fl,-,. , f-fl with the emphatic directions of Mr. Vaughan, Softer, don't scoop, hold that note six beats! The girls practiced hard on Adoramus Te Christe, l Love Thee, and Hickory Dickory Dock fhow they laughed over that onei. Then they com- bined their voices with the boys on Walk Hand In Hand With Me, Do I Love You, A Hymn of Freedom, and the big production number, Go Down Moses, which was a tremendous success at the concert. Helena Jutras and Vivian Savard did solo work for the girls. At last came the night of the concert and the girls arrayed themselves in their best evening gowns, and the boys in coats and ties. The impressive concert was enjoyed by all thoroughly. To Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan go our heartfelt thanks for their patience and hard work with this year's glee clubs. 67 'Qnfgxx .. X K ix OJ ' T 1 u P J, 68 xi 'X .f'7 2 by . OV V n K M is K 1. X W V Y I' OSX yyfv -is Aff n 571 3rd Row: B. Stinchtield, D. Dutton, J. Clow, F. ter Weele, S, Massey, Mr. Nay. MW 1 BLLL M rfvbbi' wx' Uf' UJXUJ 2nd Row: P. Brownell, R. Senior, G. Cunningham, M. Letteny, G. Bourdon, J. Michaud. L' ' 1 W I YE V XA lst Row: S. Schoonmaker, M. Cooley, W. Thompson, L. Davis, D. Wagenfeld, N. Rich. A Ld-L' ,BPL ' K X . ., 1 lr .Ap , X i I 'fi J J J. .WAS JILY .pw A Ny- Xi ,qv Q, -X L MN L 4 A ' ,V I W fi AL V 'iv 3, JMJP WW ,MU X all ,141 FGM' of A ' .fm WN e encierd M J 91 , CK l 6 i T Strike three, you're out! was the cry as the girls' softball team played their six games this spring. But thanks to the expert pitching of Beverly Roy, this call was made much more often against opposing teams than against Brewster. Coach Nay had a fine group of veterans along with a promising group of rookie players. This year the girls returned to their own field, after having survived the swampy area last year near the lake. With the return of such seasoned veterans as Bonnie Stinch- field, centerfield, Wenda Thompson, left field, Jane Clow, first base, Fenneke ter Weele, shortstop, and Beverly Roy, pitcher, and the addition of such players as Donna Wagenfeld, Linda Davis, and Sandra Massey, these Defenders were all set for another successful campaign. Games were scheduled with Kennett, Alton, and Farmington. There were only two seniors on this year's squad, but the girls made formidable opponents in all their games and proved to be well-versed in all the arts of softball. 69 - Lsex. Q 70 -S . .ar 2nd Row Manager Wales Blake, Tafe, Niblett, Twombly, Cotton, Solovicos, Doughty, Coach Whalen. 'lst Row Norton Cheney Hale, Walker, White, Edgerly, Ross. en- 145 .xdrma No sooner had the snow left the baseball field in early April than tryouts began for the 1959 Brewster Baseball Team. In one week Mr. Whalen had cut the squad to seventeen, and practice moved into high gear. Coach Whalen was in his fifth year as baseball coach and entered the '59 season with a four-year record of thirty-two wins and only five defeats. His teams have lost but one game in the last two years, winning the Lakes Region Championship both times. This year's team looks good enough to win it again. John Monahan, Gary White, and Wayne Cheney should provide strong starting and relief pitching. The outfield is prob- ably the fastest in the league, with Terry Cotton, Richard Hale, James Edgerly, and Kirby Flanagan guarding the outer gardens. The infield promises to be tight with Samuel Niblett and Walter Tafe at first, Gerald Walker and Gary Ross at second, James Twombly and Robert Doughty at third, and Manly Solovicos and Paul Norton at shortstop. Handling the pitches from behind the plate will be Charles Niblett and Kenneth Blake. lf the team backs its solid fielding with strong bats and tough hitting power, Mr. Whalen could quite possibly add another nine victories to his impressive list. 71 X v X The Brewster Briefs meeting will be held in Room four at three o'clock. This was a familiar announcement made by Mr. Rogers in Chapel Hall every Monday morning. Yes, on Monday afternoons, sandwiched somewhere in between the three o'clock bell and girls' basketball practice, were held the weekly meetings ofthe Briefs staff - meetings?? Well, time enough for the editor, Jane Clow, to give a hurried assignment to a reporter for the following week or to ask if the editorial had been written for this week. What editorial? was the usual reply. Nathan Stevens and James Wilson, Sports Editors and the only boys on the staff, managed to cover all the boys' sports and reach that deadline by three o'clock. Jane somehow survived the ordeal of collecting, re-writing, and proofreading all the news that's tit to print. Mr. Brown, the advisor, was hailed between classes to give the final O.K. to the work. And so another deadline met. But before we knew it, it was Monday again. And off again - producing a Briefs column each week. This years' column, with its weekly editorial, up-to- the-minute news, and first-class coverage of school events proved to be even more enioyable than those appearing in the Granite State News in years past. scribed 2nd Row: Wilson, J. Clow, J. Goodwin, Mr. Brown, V. Savard, M. Lyman, Stevens. Ist Row: M. Cooley, W. Thompson, F. ter Weele, S. Butterworth, E. Spence, G. Mcleod. 72 2nd Row: Stevens, Turner, O'Call'aghan, Shannon, Collins, Culley, Mrs. Tilton. 'Ist Row: E. Hamilton, V. Savard, M. Reissfelder, S. Butterworth, W. Thompson, J. Clow, J. Goodwin, M. Bickford. iQ m y 'Y Courf citlififorianb On many a Thursday afternoon the TABARD staff met around the table in the conference room. Here they made the necessary decisions on our book's name, theme, and cover design among other things. And many an afternoon did our business managers, Sir Nathan Stevens and Sir Leslie Nute sally forth to storm the fortresses of the local business barons in search of ads, while Lady Joyce Goodwin spent much time and effort in rounding up reluctant seniors for their bouts with the photog- raphers. Then, as all the other members of our fair staff burned the midnight oil doing their writeups, Sir Whit Turner carefully drew the pictures to grace our TABARD'S pages. Mrs. Tilton, our advisor, was constantly lending aid and encouragement and proofreading all the copies which Sir Kib Culley, our editor-in- chief, had typed up. All in all it has been a pretty hectic year for the staff with deadlines constantly popping up, but it has also been a most satisfying experience for us all to write and publish this book, TABARD' 59. 73 BEST LOOKING Jim Shannon Mary Glidden Nr-F enior MOST ROMANTIC Jcne Lompron Bill Chapman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lee Nufe Murcia Bickford MOST STUDIOUS Kib Culley Libby Hamilton I LL Qffatllfezf BEST NATURED Harry Veclroni Wendy Wright MOST MUSICAL Vivian Sovord Billy Foy ' 1 BEST DRESSED Wendc: Thompson Jim Shannon CLASS CUT-UPS Frank Sonforpio Jane Lompron MOST ATHLETIC June Clow Jim Edgerly MOST POPULAR Peggy Reissfelder Jim Shonnon 1110-sf? 'VR 'P fV1-. zfhimwwe' M5253 ' 52 -Q1 .J www WE! In ,J l90I'l50l'5 The production of our Tabard was a difficult and expensive task. it would have been impossible without the help of our friends and sponsors. 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BOND CLESSON E. HURN, '33 VICE mzssiosnr una cAsmEa Assrsrmr CASHIER D I R E C T O R S sir Howard C. Avery, '22 Frank P. Bond T. Frederick Brunton Cecil E. Corkum Ernest E. Gile Carroll A. Lamprey, '18 Joseph I. Melanson Lisle O. Moulton Harold S. Morse Fred A. Stackpole, '09 Eliot U. Wyman S T A F F ik' Margery Brown, '53 Frances Nickerson Violet Foss, '26 James Hathcock Gladys Hooper, '3 Esther Osgood Rena Piper, '21 1 Howard Sabin Bessie Taylor, '46 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A Country Bank in the Lakes Region with City Banking Service ' ' ' er branch of the banking business We are in a position to provide prompt Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Commercial Loans Collateral Loans Mortgage Loans Installment Loans and elllclent service In ev y Automobile Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Bank Money Orders Cashiers Checks Travelers Checks Christmas Clubs 85 Complimenls of MELVIN GARAGE General Repairs Batteries Paris Good Gulf Gasoline and Oil WIGGlN'S SPORT SHOP Melvin Village, N. H. Fishing Tackle, Guns Telephone Melvin 23-2 KENT'S MARKET Choice Meats and Groceries Railroad Avenue WOLFEBORO - NEW HAMPSHIRE WITH BEST WISHES TO EACH OF YOU C. M. MIXER, INC. Realtors Wolfeboro, N. H. BRAD'-5Y'5 coMPuMENTs or Hardware and Marine Wolfeboro NATT W. HODGDON MARINE SUPPLIES - ROTOTILLERS CHAIN SAWS - SPORTING GOODS PLUMBING and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Center Tuftonboro, N. H. coMPuMEN1s OF CLASS OF 1960 Compliments Of CLASS OF 1961 Compliments Of EMERSON'S DRY CLEANING SERVICE womssono 2: gi New HAMPSHIRE AVON W. MILINER Class of '37 Telephone 444 Compliments Of CHARLIE FRENCH, JR., Prop. LAKEVIEW SERVICE STATION - LAKEVIEW OIL CO. MOBIL GAS DEALER MOBIL TIRES MOBIL BATTERIES Telephone 5564 PYROFAX GAS MOBIL HEAT APPLIANCES Telephone 581 Best Wishes from FAMILY FOOTWEAR Wolfeboro - New Hampshire Best Wishes Marion Horner Robie Class of I9I7 MELVIN VILLAGE A MESSAGE FROM THE FETZERS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 As our eighth farewell message is being written, we have been notified there is still one more senior to be photographed, so again we must rush to meet a deadline. Rush iobs are our special delight , to quote the slogan of a printer we used to know! But helping with the yearbook gives us a wonderful op- portunity to learn to know each senior, to count you among our friends, and we hope that you will always think of us as your friends as well as your Tabard photographers. You would be surprised to know how keenly interested we are in your progress, not only through Brewster, but through the years after you graduate from the Academy. If at any time you find need of additional photographs for any purpose, iust phone 290 or write us, as all of your negatives are kept on file many years. As our parting message to the Class of 1959, we quote Bernard M. Baruch, w,.en he was interviewed by Jo-Ann Price at his eighty-sixth birthday party: 'my father learned English by translating books with a dictionary. He told me- and this is my philosophy-that if anyone has a real belief in this country, and will apply himself, he will have no regret. Some Frenchman once said that if application was not genius, it was a very good substitute for it. To be a success in life requires one thing--WORK. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO YOU ALL, ALWAYS! Wolfeboro, New Hampshire David and Helen Fetzer 88 Compliments of THE LAKES LAUNDERETTE MALONE Factory Street - Wolfeboro KNITTING COMPANY wolreaono - New HAMPSHIRE compliments Of WOOD'S FLORIST SHOP WHITE'S RESTAURANT Dick White, Prop. Luncheons - Meals - Sandwiches Near the Bridge WOLFEBORO, NEW HAMPSHIRE NORTHEAST MARINA, INC. BAKER MEMORIAL CHAPEL Mercury Motors Gordon H. Baker Thompson Pen Yan Boats Director 36 NORTH MAIN STREET Wo'-FEBORU Wolfeboro - New Hampshire 89 Compliments Of 1851 - SMART BROS, INC. - 1959 Charles E. Smart Harry P. Smart OUTSIDE BLINDS LOUVRE DOORS cmd SHUTTERS CENTER OSSIPEE : : NEW HAMPSHIRE 90 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 BREWSTER DAIRY INC. Telephone 124, 477-W Complete Dairy Service Irene Brewster ......... ........ P resident A. R. Gile ....... ........ T reasurer Bill Whiting ...... ......... M anager 91 FRED A. GLIDDEN Wolfeboro - New Hampshire Telephone 613-M Plumbing Heating Electrical Contractor THOMAS CHAIN SAW and MARINE Melvin Village - New Hampshire Compliments of R. C. CONNOR Television Contractor Tel. 430 Wolfeboro, N. H. Compliments of Best Wishes From GET-MOR SERVICE STATION Quality Independent and Shell Gasoline and Motor Oils Expert Electrical Appliance Repair - Center Street :: WOLFEBORO, N. H. Mum street wolfeboro Dick and Margie Clarke-Tel. Connected B. F. OSGOOD MARFAK Lunnlcmou 1ExAco AND HAvouNE ou.s TIRES AND BATTERIES Tel. 5647 92 ROAD SERVICE Compliments of GENERAL WOLFE INN Telephone 402 Wolfeboro, New Hampshire Compliments of B A I L E Y ' S Wolfeboro, New Hampshire Compliments of KIM'S STORE Class of '27 Compliments of Compliments of wQ.m0..0 'ggifjiggflso susmzss SERVICE ASSQCIATICN Compliments of MacIeline's Beauty Shop Center Street- Wolfeboro Compliments of PROSPECT SLOPE LODGES and COUNTRY VlLLAGE MOTOR LODGES Melvin Village Phone 55 Compliments of WOLFEBORO OIL CO. Compliments of GOODHUE 8. HAWKINS NAVY YARD, INC. Sewall Road Phone 442 Wolfeboro Compliments of JOHN A. WIGGIN Plumbing - Heating - Electrical WOLFEBORO NEW HAMPSHIRE Compliments Ot Sportsman's Center woufsaono One-Stop Sporting Goods Service Compliments of The Linoleum Shop woiseaono Archie Hoyt - Phone 'I62 Armstrong's Kentile Gold Seal Steel and Plastic Wall Tile HUTCHINS' Sunoco Station General Repairs Oil - Tires - Batteries - Lubrication Telephone 5649-WOLFEBORO, N. H. Compliments of THE OPEN DOOR -. xi-X -X vm: v 'wif -WN 5-S 'IT X? I S 1 ' ' 'X N 3 X . C.: ,J '-'Qhfxisgi X ifvw. . . X.,x ,I I jxifi-'Lf X Portland Lithograph Company , , 252 Sprung Street-Portland, Maine f 1' - ' 1 ,,l-' I 78. , ,,' , V 7 , , , V ,J f If 4 A ff L fi gf 1 I2 lily, X 7 gff' f - ' ' ,f'.f v 'I' 1 ,X ' ' 7 Compliments jjjyf' I 'lkfy uf V4 ,f Al If in 445 if I I V Ll of QW elf' ff! K if ' . J' I Q , THE TRADING Post fyfffijffffj ff , M of 711 Melvin Village-New Hampshire AW? Compliments of' RICHARD I. 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W n wx r' ra, '!!r,' PT , -ff . far liar Y s s 1' I .c il if ,f 1 ,f J, .E ..uHf:?'fS3 ' R L gs NG THE In Left to right - Barry Walsh, Leslie Meyer, Malcolm Darling, Douglas Verney, john Manson Carry johnson, Brian Powers, Peter Bertozzi. M1963 LAWRENCE ACADEMY, GROTON, MASSACHUSETTS WE, TI-IE CLASS OF 1963, DEDICAT E THIS EDITION OF THE LAWRENCIAN TO: MR. RAYMOND CARTER Consider that I labour not for myself only, but for all those that seek learning. ECCLESIATES 1- -5, g z - fs'-kif -'J-bfi A ' . wi II.. 'Q ik X, Ao X 5f WH A f R-Qu, ff The Lawrence Academy at Groton. Massachusetts oFF czorr E z o sun Time has the habit of flying by so fast that tonnrrow is here and gone before we realize it. The past four years have quickly faded into the pastg and yet we recall vividly the varied experiences we have had here at Lawrence. The jaunty air of the confident senior is quite unlike the timid manner that characterized him when he first arrived upon the campus. The challenging experiences in the academic program have created a background which should stimulate an honest intellectual curiosity. The participation in the recreational activities has developed a physical strength that is extremely essential in the active world of manhood. The social life has offered opportunities to mature with grace and ease. And so the senior goes forth to'college. We wish him well and are confident that he will achieve his goal. His success influences, to some degree, the success of Lawrence for he carries with him the Academy's stamp of approval. To build upon the lessons learned here and to develop into a man of strong integrity is the obligation of each one. It is the duty he owes to himself, to his family, and to his country. As the members of the class of l963 leave the elm tree shaded hillsiden, their places will be filled by others, but never shall we forget the experiences that we have shared together. To the Seniors--Good fortune. 1 I W L R., -.H - V A , 1 1 'Xt EA E ,WR ,QQ I Q is -5 '1 ,i 5. :. 1 5 1 -A 4, :1 ffm lk Y 9 if U, it I 4 5 ' K7 fXg , J A E X ! 4. ,lf ' l 'S 5 1 N54 If P5 in ,4 V rt , ,.f - 1 v ,fp in X VM Mm 'A W 0 N ff u Ny' Q, wx' -X f' , F 5 'fw K I NN N u 'A 4 Q79 ' j fl um H X 'Q y, V ww wk Q 0,6535 A ' A 2 7 if Swv X ,Y ,, Z ,, FACULTY QV' NORINIAN B. GRANT, B.S. Mathematics . RAYMOND CARTER, A.B. Mathematics ROBERT S. SHEPHERD, SR., A.B., M.Ed Director of Admissions English, Public Speaking ROY E. DAVIS, A.B. Latin DONALID W, MORSE, B.S. Cv!ll'TI1i,Yi7j', Biology ROBERT W. DARLING, A.B., M.A., M.Ed. Nfathematifx JOHN H. BURCKES, A.B.. M.Ed. Social Studivs RICHMOND BAKER B S 'VI S Biology General Sczence JOHN E. CULBERT, B.A. Spanish RICHARD H. GAONE, A.B., M.Ed. French BRUCE L. MAODUFFIE, B.A. English ALAN L. WHIPPLE, BA., M.A History, Frcnflz RICHARD JEFFERS, B.A. Social Studies ANTHONY TYLER, B.A English MICHAEL DUFFY, A.B. Mathematics JOHN C, THOMPSON, A.B. Mathematics KENNETH SANDERSON, B.A. English RONALD SAULNIER, B.A. French azfczff Q' CTATIIERINI-1 M. CQRANT Sffn'Iar'y fo ilu' Hvazlvzmtrr losmfll IVIADIGAN Conzjnfrollrr HERBER1' J. XVHITNEY, -IR Chef FRANCIS A. HEAD Asxixtarzt Trrasurrr GENEYIEVE M. QLYIGLEY, R.N Rmidfnt Num' ,S fkff F 1 Q4 dw- '91- , vim ,MX 'fy ww R-in l Y 55.5. ' . .,. fy. ....-,.,.-Ly, . Y, M- uv: Q.. SENDQEQS ,fif':':fD 44 -inf WA 91 X J 3 1 W, 5, , X L X ff 4 cfm 2 wb U! I X X , Z I 1' ' ' ' s I ? 2' f 'X , ' Q I' CRAIG CAIN ARNOLD 242 Middle Street Braintree, Massachusetts Beethoven . . . Last seen with a scarf and a pair of sunglasses, heading for the firetower. Will always remember the Groton Inn. Say Beeth, aren't those grass stains on your pants? An ex-caveman. J. V. Football 1, 23 I. V. Soccer 35 Varsity Soccer 45 I. V. Hockey 25 Tennis 1, 2, 35 Track 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Clee Club Accompanist 3, 45 Chapel Pianist 1, 2, 3, 45 Debating Society l, 2, 35 Current Events Club 4. ROBERT ANDREW BAKST 174 South Common Street Lynn, Massachusetts Twigs . . . The boy who sleeps with a lacrosse stick. Known for an occa' sional laugh or two. Mr. Grant's pride and joy in and out of the classroom. Freshman Football 15 J. V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 I. V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 I. V. Lacrosse 1, 25 Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4 Ccaptainlg Student Council 3, 45 Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Vice-President5 Camera Club l, 25 Dramatics Club 35 Chess Club lg Elms I5 Current Events Club 4. IAMES PRICHARD BARTLETT 307 South Shore Drive Bass River, Massachusetts Spas . . . The hay with the green Tr-3. Last seen in his car outside Roger's party. Will always remember Norma. What happened to Varsity Wrestling, jim? An ex-caveman. I. V. Soccer 25 V. Lacrosse 25 Varsity Soccer 3, 45 Varsity Lacrosse 3, 45 Debating Society 2, 3, 4 CVice-presidentD5 Cheerleader 45 Current Events Club 4. PETER EDWARD BERTOZZI R , l Main Street West Groton, Massachusetts Pete . . . Owns a hot Vesper, but has trouble driving on the highways of Groton. L.A.'s contribution to the Leaning Tower of Pizza Contest. Freshman Football 15 Varsity Cross Country 3, 45 V. Soccer 25 I. V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 J. V. Baseball 15 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4g Current Events Club 45 Lawrencian 4 Csports editorjg Cum Laude 3, 45 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test Letter of Commedation 3. PHILIP DAVIES BLYTHE Connell Drive Westford, Massachusetts Phil . . . The Vaughn Meader of L.A. Plays a little guitar. Where is Phil on Friday afternoon? Really not so quiet. I. V. Lacrosse 35 Varsity Lacrosse 45 Varsity Wrestling 4 Cmanagerjg Clee Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 Current Events Club 4: Lawrencian 43 Dance Committee 45 Elms 4. RICHARD HUGHES BRADY 22 Bertram Street Lowell, Massachusetts Racko . . . Gee, Rack, you're all heart! L.A.'s Court Iester. Loved by all. Bartletfs protege minus originality. Varsity Cross County 2, 3, 45 V. Lacrosse 25 Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4g 3 Current Events Club 45 Camera Club 2. MICHAEL FRANCIS BLILGER 405 Main Street North Andover, Massachusetts Mike . . . Responds to the name Pat . Say, Mike, ho1v's the tail...er . . .quail? ' Held the basketball team together. Football 3, 49 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Lacrosse 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 Current Club Club 4. I 61 Forbes Street Providence Rhode Isla Cioch . . . Leaves Spaulding One with his laugh still Say Ray, have they given you a demerit box of your own yet? of the Commons Room. I. V. Football 2, 3, 4 Crefereelg Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Current Eve ts Club 45 Dramatics Club 35 junior Class Treasurer5 Ehns Staff 3, 4 Cass editorjg Student Council 3, 4. R YMOND IOHN I ' , nd I n GLENN IOHN DAMON Hilltop Lane Andover, Massachusetts Lumpy . . . Wishes he took Physics in his junior year. V. Football??? There must be some mistake!! Has a lot in the back porch. Varsity Cross Country 25 V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 I. V. Football 35 V. Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 V. Tennis 45 Dramatics Club 35 Glee Club 4. MALCOLM BREED DARLINC Groton, Massachusetts Mal . . . Known to eat heavily occasionally. An animal by no means. Can't stand those blasted marbles. Certified Geometry????? Freshman Football lg j. V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Wrestling l, 2, 3 Ceo-captainb Class B Tournament 3rd, New England Tournament Alternate5 I. V. Lacrosse I, 25 Varsity Lacrosse 35 Chess Club lg Camera Club lg Student Council 3, 4g Current Events Club 45 Glee Club 45 Elms 4 Csports editorD5 Lawrencian 4 Cart editorD5 Cum Laude Society 35 Harvard Book Prize 35 Letter of Commendation from Merit Scholarship. Dan . . . Found in his Spaulding One abode concocting a new experiment. Likes to keep his food in a special container. My name is Daan. j.V. Soccer 3, Varsity Soccer 4, I. V. Lacrosse 3, Varsity Lacrosse 4, Current Events Club 4g Debating 3, 4. GEORGE QUINCY DAVIS, IR. Boston Road Groton, Massachusetts George . . . ls still looking for his glasses at Roger's house. Known for rt chuckle or two. Loves life in rural Groton. I. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, I. V. Hockey 2, 3, Varsity Hockey 4, I. V. Lacrosse 24 Varsity Lacrosse 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 25 Dance Committee 4, Lawrencian 43 Senior Class Vice' President. DANlliL DARIO DELIMA, .lR. I5 St. Ann's Avenue Port of Spain Trindad, W.I. ,IEREMIAII JAMES DEMICHAELIS 35 Sherburn Road Lexington, Massachusetts jerry . . . A raise of the eyebrow and a flick of the glasses. Cood! Has an aversion to fire towers. An ex-caveman. 1. V. Soccer 33 Varsity Soccer 45 Tennis 3, 45 Debating Society 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4 Cvice-presidentl Elms 3, 43 Lawrencian 3, 4, Current Events Club. jack . . . Lexington's loss is L.A.'s gain. Quiet but silently persuasive Introduced the subtle slop to L.A. I-le's cool. Varsit Football 41 Varsity Hockey 45 Student Council 4, Current Events - Y Club 4. JOHN STEPHENS DESMOND 3 5 Revoluntionary Road Lexington, Massachusetts GEORGE WOODBRIDGE DOANE 226 Prospect Avenue Florence, Massachusetts Woody . . . L. A.'s star Basketball player. Would have refused the student councilorship? Vote for me for S.C. cause l'm one of the guys. I. V. Football lg V. Basketball lg V. Golf lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Golf 2, 3, 45 CRunner-up in L.A. Cup Matches 31, Dramatics Club 3, Glee Club 45 Current Events Club 4 Cchairmanl CARY HERBERT EDLIN 251 Dorset Road Waban, Massachusetts Herb . . . Aw, come on guys, please quiet down! Herb occasionally CARLOS FERNANDEZ Calzada de las Leones 242 Clo de las Agilas Mexico 20, D.F. Mexico Chico . . . Best known for his school spirit and attitude. Chico is well accustomed to the laws of Boston. By the way, what time did you get back last free weekend? I. V. Soccer 1, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, I. V. Wrestling I, 2, Varsity Wrestling 3, 4, V. Lacrosse l, 2, Varsity Lacrosse 3, Camera Club 2, Dramatics Club 2, Current Events Club 4. jOI-IN TURNER FORT 382 Heywood Avenue Orange, New jersey Veg . . . Say Mac, is that right? No foolin'? Well, I gotta start my college applications now, its April 2Oth. Varsity Football 4, Varsity Wrestling 4, Glee Club 4, Current Events Club 4 Cspecial events committeel MICHAEL SWIFT CILMER 28 Coolidge Road , Ayer, Massachusetts Mike . . . lt's been nice knowing you for four years. I. V. Soccer 1, Varsity Soccer 4, J. V. Lacrosse I, 2, Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4. ,.., ,ig '..' A. xi 1 IOSE GONZALES Apartado Postal 292 W Carcas, Venezuela Hosez . . . Mac's Latin American shadow. Hey Beg, who wrote zees on my peelow? Soccer's gun. Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Wrestling 3, 4, J. V. Lacrosse 3, Dramatics Club 3. crashes into Mr. McDuffie's apartment, but don't worry Herb, we'll fix it. . The nose knows. L - - 1 Y -r s I- - Y s Y Y 1- 3, 4, V. Lacrosse 2, Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4, Student Council 4, Dramatics Club 3, Current Events Club 4, Glee Club 2 3 I V Football 2 Varsit Football 3 4 V Hocke 2 Varsit Hocke w 'S STUART WILLIAM GRAHAM 393 Highland Avenue Fitchburg, Massachusetts Stu . . . Has improved since his sophomore year. A sincere smile and handshake . . . one of L.A.'s favorite seniors. A stalwart supporter of the commons room. I. V. Soccer l, 29 Varsity Soccer 3, 49 V. Basketball 2, 3 CmanagerD9 Varsity' Basketball 4 Cmanagerj9 V. Baseball 19 Varsity Golf 2, 3, 45 Clee Club l, 29 Debating 39 Student Council 3, 4 CpresidentD9 Class President 3, 49 Spaulding Scholarship I, 2, 3, 49 Cum Laude Society 3, 49 French Prize 33 Mansfield Branigan Memorial Trophy 3. MAC CLANNING CRANT 62 Osgood Street Andover, Massachusetts Mac . . . The interior decorator of the senior class. But Mac, today is Sunday and you should study today. Oh, well, there he goes to get it all. Varsity Soccer 3, 49 Varsity Wrestling 3, 49 Varsity Lacrosse 3, 49 Glee Club 49 Dramatics Club 3g Current Events Club 4 Ccommittee chairmanj. JOHN MATTHEW GRAY, Ill 54 Raymond Road Salem, Massachusetts ohn . . . L.A.'s solution to all the graft and corruption in the state government. Hopes to reform his little brother. ll. V. Cross Country 3, 45 Tennis 3, 49 Clee Club 49 Current Events Club 49 Student Government Representative 4. DAVID CERRISH HARLEY Massachusetts Avenue Lunenburg, Massachusetts Giraffe . . . I mean l d-on't give a ---- ! What else can we say about Dave except that without him Mike would never have made it. Fond of the name Gerrish. I. V. Football 19 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Ceo-captainD9 j. V. Baseball l, 29 Varsity Lacrosse 39 I. V. Basketball l, 29 Varsity Wrestling 3, 4. DANIEL EDWARD HARRINCTON, ,ltR. 5 Aerial Street Lexington 73, Massachusetts Rock . . . What a change since September. Boy, did I fake out all the teachers. Say, Dan have you been to the Statler lately? Varsity Football 4g Varsity Baseball 49 Current Events Club 4. CHRISTOPHER LEE HUGHES P. O. Box 1536 Sante Fe, New Mexico Chreis . . . Howdy! l can't study tonight, l've got to go to sleep. Hopes to find a combination cowboy boot and ankle weight set. I. V. Soccer 2g V. Lacrosse 25 Varsity Cross Country 3, 4, Wrest- ling 4 Cmanagerl Camera Club 25 Clee Club 29 Band 2, 3g Lawrencian 4. time LAURENCE WHITE JAQUITH 42 Somerset Road Lexington 73, Massachusetts Law . . . Likes to cultivate African Violets and other nice things. Seen often at the B.P.L. Skiing 3, 4, Tennis 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 Current Events Club 4g Elms 3, 4. CARY WELLS JOHNSON 22 Beaver Road Lynnfield Center, Massachusetts . . . G.A.'s all-star captain. The secret hatchetman for the Lawren- cian. Protege of Mr. Cagne's smile. A kind word to all is C.j.'s basic premise. 1. V. Football 2, 3 Cmanagerjg Varsity Baseball 2, 3 Cmanagerjg C. A. I, 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 3, Elms 1, 2, 3, 4 Ce-ditorlg Lawrencian 4 Cfeature writerl. GREGORY ACKLEY IOSEPII Q ll Plymouth Road Lexington, Massachusetts the seventeenth story window, is it Greg? Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 Ccaptainlg Student Council 4. THADDEUS JOHN KEEFE, lll 145 Captain Pierce Road Egypt, Massachusetts Bowdin Thad . . . Gee Whiz either that or ,leepers . Takes lessons from his roommate - Sigmund Freud. 1. V. Basketball 3, Tennis 44 Ski Team 4g National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 3. Gregg . . . Zilch in gay Paree. But this hound dog ain't for glory, wh-wh. How did hockey do? lnebriation is no excuse for throwing bottles out of 1. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4g Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4 Ccaptainbg :iw FREDERICK ACUSTUS LADD, Ill 16 Percy Road Lexington, Massachusetts .I Fred . . . Fred, Fred get to bed. Hey, which one of you guys stole r my 8 toothbrush? Wrestling 35 Cross Country 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Lacrosse 45 Glee Club 45 First to be accepted to College, Dance Committee 45 Current Events Club 4. ROBERT MORRIS LOCKWOOD 79 Sutton Manor New Rochelle, New York Bob . . . Known for his promptness. Bobbie, what ever happened to that bloody knife? Man, I got the blues something bad. J. V. Soccer 29 Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Qcaptainjg Eighth in lnterscholastic Wrestling Tournament 2, Third place in junior yearg V. Lacrosse 24 Debating Society 25 Current Events Club 4. GERALD GORDON LOVE, IR. 254 Bridge Street Hamilton, Massachusetts Amour . . . The Inn days are out. Keeps the butt room in business. Can't Cor doesn'tD remember Roger's Party. , Freshman Football lg V. Basketball 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4g Varsity Cross Country 2, Tennis 4, I. V. Baseball 2, Debating Society I, Camera Club lg Dramatics Club 3g Lawrencian 4, Dance Committee 4. JOHN EVERETT MANSON West Meadow Road West Townsend, Massachusetts john . . . Ahern, well, you see sir . . . Hey, john, have you heard from Northeastern, yet? School of counting??? I. V. Football 34 I. V. Basketball l, 2, 3, I. V. Baseball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Elms Staff 25 Lawrencian 4 Casst. editorj. if JOHN KEVIN MCGUIRK 5 Pinecrest Road Andover, Massachusetts Kev . . . The redhead from Andover. Say Kev, what are your lights doing on at 3:30 a.m.? Likes to visit the Sudzit Laundry Lady. Look, l can buy you! Varsity Soccer 3, 4, I. V. Wrestling 3, 4, I. V. Baseball 3, 4g Debating Society 45 Currents Events Club 4. LESLIE HARRIS MEYER 30 South Street Townsend Harbor, Massachusetts Horse . . . Has been known to study during Saturday night movies at L.A .... Boy, Did I get racked on that Trig test - 93! . . . A machine's machine. I. V. Soccer 2, 3 CmanagerD5 Varsity Soccer 4 CmanagerD5 Debating Society 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 Elms 2, 35 Lawrencian 4 Cbusiness managerD5 Cum Laude Society 3, 45 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation: Proprietor of lucrative book business. ROBERT LEWIS NELLSON 971 Allen Creek Road Rochester 18, New York Bab . . . Looking forward to golden days in Rochester. ls wary of fire- extinguishers. Hopes he will have a roommate next year who will listen to his adventures. . V. Soccer 25 Varsity Soccer 3, 45 V. Lacrosse 35 Skiing 2, 35 Golf 2, Band 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 35 Clee Club 2, 45 Lawrencian 4. THOMAS THURSTON OSBORN 33 Cascade Street Worcester, Massachusetts Ozzy . . . Leaves the banana supply short-changed. Has been known to make Freddy work for him. Wouldn't miss a prom if his life depended on it. Freshman Football 15 V. Football 25 Varsity Cross Country 3, 45 1. V. Wrestling l, 25 Varsity Wrestling 3, 45 Varsity Lacrosse 3, 45 Camera Club 2. STEPHEN THOMAS PARKER 167 Marguerite Avenue Waltham, Massachusetts Steve . . . Ask him why he's hockey manager. Lives near Chapel Hill? Gets a few letters from Mary. l'm going to give it up . . .! Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Hockey 3, 4 CmanagerD5 Varsity Lacrosse 3, 45 Lawrencian 45 Dance Committee 4. BARRY WILFRED PEARSON 383 Westford Street Lowell, Massachusetts Barr . . . And then what did you do Gene? Hey, Brady, whe're ya goin? Has a fondness in his heart for the Y.M.C.A. and its great horizons. Innocence is bliss. Freshman Football 15 V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 V. Basketball 1, 35 V. Wrestling 25 Squash 45 V. Lacrosse 1, 25 Varsity Lacrosse 3, 45 Chess Club lg Current Events Club 45 Student Council 3 4 Cvice-presidentD5 Class President l, 25 James Baker Prize. DAVID BROOKS PIERCE 60 Walnut Street Fort Devens Dave . . . A world traveler courtesy of the Army. Boy, Army life must be great if Dave's G.I. bus drivers are any sample. Varsity Football 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Varsity Baseball 3, 4. BRIAN EDWARD POWERS 37 Electric Avenue Lunenburg, Massachusetts Brian . . . Quiet at school, but outside quite a difference. lrelanzl's git to LA. Often seen bombing in a 63 Caddy. j.V. Soccer 35 Varsity Soccer 45 Tennis 3, 4g Clee Club 3, 4g Lawrencian 4 Cphotograpby editorj. JOHN MUNN QUACKENBUSH, lR. 43 Middlesex Road Buffalo 16, New York jan . . . Finds Groton a very sociable place. Can't seem to get that buzzing sound out of his head. His favorite month is April. I. V. Football 2g Varsity Football 3, 4g V. Hockey 2g Varsity Golf 3, 4g Dramatics Club 35 Elms 4g Lawrencian 4. ROBERT WILLIAM RAHNER 39 Virgil Avenue Ridgefield, New Jersey Rabbit . . . Zap! You're st ---! Thay there, Thay Lithenf' Varsity Football 34 Varsity Wrestling 3, 43 Varsity Tennis 3, Varsity Cross Country 4, Varsity Lacrosse 44 3rd place Class B Wrestling Tourna ment CMass.D 33 N. E. Interscholastics 6th place 3g Glee Club 4 Cpresidentl HECTOR RODRIGUEZ ROIIO Sinaola 236 Mexico D. F. Mexico Hector . . . One of L.A.'s favorite Latin-American amigos. V. Soccer lg V. Wrestling I, 2, 39 V. Lacrosse I, 25 Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4 Ccaptainlg Varsity Wrestling 4g Varsity Lacrosse 4g Camera Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 3 Csecretaryjg Current Events Club 4, Student Council 3, 4 Csecretary-treasurerDg Class of l957 Award. MARK ADDISON STAPLES 25 Youle Street Melrose, Massachusetts Goose . . . L.A.'s tennis and squash champion. Denies the report of him being on a diet. Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4 Ccaptainlg Squash Team 45 Fernald Cup 3: lawrencian 45 Current Events Club 4. DOUGLAS GEOFFREY VERNEY 488 Main Street West Townsend, Massachusetts Doug . . . L.A.'s loss is the Boy Scouts gain. Developed n strong aversion to typewriters and yearbooks about Feb. 16th. Elms 2, 35 Dramatics 3g Lawrencian 4 Ceditor-in-chiefD. EUGENE MCKEE WEEKS, ll Box 151 Ashburnham, Massachusetts Cane Awarded the 1963 neatness award Mildl interested in boxin 1 . . . . y g. Has an aversion to potatoes. Known to have his tie straight. An ex-cave man. j. V. Soccer l, 2, 3 CcaptainDg Varsity Soccer 4g I. V. Hockey lg J. V. Lacrosse 2g Varsity Lacrosse 35 Tennis lg Chess Club l, 2g Camera Club I, 25 Cum Laude Society 3, 4. MARK ERNEST WICHTERMANN Ayer Road Harvard, Massachusetts Mark . . . Has a hot Ford with a dual something or other. Why are you taking all your books to lunch with you Mark? 1. V. Soccer 3g Skiing 3. - gs E 5 X HEL f ww ?UM' 'dh ..-ns.. ,,,..,y,f 3 K . nf' if Q Q.- v 5, 24 nm id' 'wana A N . -v, N. K S if 2 f ji: if 4 ' 2 H5 335 f 1,-X Q.. its 5-19 .im.,::mfs:+.:L,,a MN R Xi 's 5 WY, S 7 an ww Mg.. sums--awww' g nsmmuaq 239-mgnnnuggil 35 ix AJ '5'K.1'.-2:1 ,L'.2'-vm 5,-an nw-', :aff may S' l ! 'J-gs!-M :lla p ji rf...-.X--, pcapiecq This is your announcer, Doug Verney. It is now 6 o'clock on the fourteenth of November, 1988. The following program goes on the air every evening, Monday through Friday, at this time. The views and opinions of this program do not neces- sarily constitute the views and opinions of the National Broadcasting Company, its management, or its sponsors. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, this is the N.B.C. Evening Report with Eugene Weeks . . . Good evening, Stu. . . . and yours truly, Stuart Graham. Well, Gene, first on the agenda is the political news. What's going on down in the capital today? This has been a week of serious thought, Stu. Finally, President Gray has ended his series of conferences with Vice-President Chris Hughes and several ollicers from the Pentagon to announce the action they will take against the rebel leader Carlos Fernandez and some of his rowdy followers, such as Hector Rojo who hi- jacked that freighter last week. Oh, yes, the one captained by Mac Grant. Boy! Doesn't he get it all. Yes, they have decided to send out Commander Ladd, that famous naval officer who served with distinction in World War Three, to board the ship and deal with the rebels as he sees fit. Wonderful! But, Gene, has the president had time to settle the troubles with Italy that the State Department has been having? That seems to be out of the way for good, Stu. The head of the lnternational Relations Board, Gary Edlin, has decided to send that popular quartet, Raymond Cioci, jerry DeMichaelis, ,lim Bartlett, and Kevin McGuirk, on a good will tour that should cover a lot of the hot spots in ltaly. Of course, Gary Johnson, the ambassador to Italy .... Spain, France, China, Russia, and Batavia, has been there for the past week and a half trying to settle things. O.K., that's it from Washington, except to say that General Mike Gilmer, Chief of Asian Affairs during the war, was stricken with a slight heart attack while giving a speech to the Ladies Aid, but he is coming along miraculously under the special care ol' Dr. Greg joseph, Washington's heart specialist. Thank you, Gene. Now for the financial news. The stock market fell today, according to the Bob Bakst averages, and shows little sign of improving. This is another increase in the downward trend which many people have predicted as a typical postwar boom and slump. Those usually stable companies which were hit especially hard were: Delsima Chemical, Damon National Steel Company, and Quackenbush and Son. Mark Wichtermann, the president's economic advisor, and a rising political figure, said that things will even out quickly if the college campuses of America settle down after the stir caused by Richard Bardy, the radical who has already been thrown out of four countries. But l'll let you take that, Gene. Well, it seems that Brady has challenged the right for many of today's pro- fessors, mainly Profs. Peter Bertozzi, now involved in graduate work at Harvard, and Leslie Meyer, president of some obscure northwestern college, to teach in America claiming that they are members of the Brazilian Nationalist Party. Mal Darling, chairman of the Teachers' Guild, and just back from one of his far-Hung travels, this time to the South Pole, has not yet decided on any clear cut action. a iecg We'cl like to take time out here to give a brief mention to our sponsors who make this program possible: Arnold Piano of New York, Washington and Braintree, makers of the world's best chapel organs and pianosg Doane Publishing Company, publishers of Sports Illustrated, Basketball Weekly, Names in Sports, lst and 2nd Year French Primer, and currently publishing john Fort's newest book, How 10 Succeed Without Even Trying. This is the first time the company has ever printed anything from such a controversial author, and it should be interesting to see what the response is. Also, by Nellson Electronics, currently expanding into a national supplier of computer parts, and ,laquith Motors, the company you can trust for a new or used car. I've just been reading this editorial, Stu, by Barry Pearson, that appeared in most of the nation's papers today. He attacks the labor unions, and particularly labor boss Bob -Rahner and his second in command, Jerry Love. Mr. Pearson claims that these two are to blame for the latest drop in the stock market because of the clock . . . er, dock strike that tied up the shipping on both coasts for several weeks. You remember those brawls that kept breaking out, Stu, particularly that one in Boston where four people were severely beaten in the thick of the lighting. Yesl You must mean Bulger, Harley, Osborn and Parker, Rahner's chief trouble-shooters. They had been chief targets of his opponents and he is now claim- ing that they had planned this incident far in advance. It is a good thing Dave Pierce stepped in to arbitrate the dispute so successfully. i'We donit have too much time left so we'd better switch over to the Human Interest department where there were a few interesting awards given out this week, The Atlantic Monthly Literature Award given to a contributing writer, goes to Bowdoin's Professor of English, Thad Keefe, for his article on How A Senior English Teacher Should Prepare His Students For College. Brian Powers, editor of the magazine, presented the scroll. The Manson Foundations Award for Good Citizenship went to Dan Harrington, you'll remember he's the reformed narcotic on whom Life Magazine recently did an article, and the cherished Davis Gup of Tennis yesterday was presented to Mark Staples. So, Gene, that about wraps it up for tonight. Tomorrow's program will include a discussion about Phil Blythe, that famous historian who has written a radically different United States history book, and the newest sensation in the jazzworld, Bob Lockwood. Good night, Gene. Good night, Stu. And now a word from Jack Desmond, the Olympic Gold Medal winner, about Wheaties, the breakfast of champions. dzddd cad!! MR. FERGUSON leaves in a new car. MR. SHEPHERD is left alone by the senior class with a four-in-hand tie. MIR. CARTER leaves Ronnie Lehr in Portsmouth. MR. DARLING leaves his students drowsy. MR. CULBERT leaves his bed sheets at the laundry. MR. DAVIS leaves his public speaking ability to Mr. Shepherd. MR. GAGNE leaves wrestling. MR. MacDUFFIE leaves for Willard Brook Day. MR. BURCKES leaves for the mountains. MR. MORSE leaves hot on the trail of the l...A. Swipcr. MR. BAKER leaves with both eyes open. MR. VVHIPPLE leaves the stock room to Ted Kimelman. MR. JEFFERS leaves his 6th period Modern History Class to any fool who wants them. MR. TYLER leaves for nursery school. MR. THOMPSON leaves Mr. Mac Duffie his recording of Stop Talking. MR. DUFFY leaves on stilts for kiddie camp. MR. SAULNIER leaves to be an altar boy at the Unitarian Church. MR. GRANT leaves, shall we say, in this particular case, presumably, so to speak, or something of the sort. MR. SANDERSON leaves to take a course on remembering students' names. Craig Arnold leaves his Spray-Net to Ken Winslow. Twigs Bakst leaves Barry at the T.V. set. Jim Bartlett leaves for Columbus Ave. Pete Bertozzi leaves at a 45 degree angle. Phil, Blythe leaves the Bossa Nova to Phil Berry. Dick Brady leaves to see his girl friend. Mike Bulger leaves an unpaid baby sitter. Ray Cioci . . . Glenn Damon leaves an outdoor grill to L. A. Mal Darling doesn't leave for anywhere, he's staying. George Davis leaves with bleary eyes. Danny DeLima leaves without a scent. jerry DeMicha.elis leaves the Fire Tower for good. jack Desmond leaves his football plays to Wally Feldman. Woody Doane leaves his student counselorship to Lou Stella. Herbie Edlin leaves a few unused demerit slips. Carlos Fernandez leaves the lacrosse unattended. john Fort leaves a trail of feathers. Mike Gilmer leaves his conversational ability to Phil Hersh. jose Gonzalez leaves Mac Grant. Stu Graham leaves for his 16th birthday party. :lewd cad!! Mae Grant leaves nothingg he gets it all. john Gray leaves his brother on his own. Dave Harley leaves his old razor blades to Billy Sullivan. Dan llarrington leaves the teachers confused. Chris Hughes half-leaves. Larry .laquith leaves for the Peppermint Lounge. Gary johnson leaves with a knife in his own back. Greg -loseph leaves his smoking permission filed in the oflice. 'lled Keefe leaves his Board scores to Paul Lenardson. Fred Ladd leaves for home at midnight. Bobby Lockwood leaves late. Jerry Love loves . . . oops, leaves Paul Lenardson. .Iolm Manson almost leaves Mr. Shepherd . . . without 11 Speech lievin lXfleGuirk leaves pixie dust around the room. Les Meyer leaves an l.B.lVl. repair kit to Andersen. lloh Neilson leaves an angry mirror. Tom Osborn leaves, accompanied by Freddie. Steve Parker leaves Ankles unattended. Barry lfearson leaves with tears in his eyes. Dave Pierce leaves the basketball squad. iirian Powers leaves Bab still talking. john Quaekenbush leaves Avril broken-hearted. Bob Rahner leaves in a cardboard helicopter. Mark Staples leaves his tricks of dieting to Mark Laidman. Doug Verney leaves Les Meyer. Gene Weeks leaves neatly. Mark VVichtermann leaves at noon. 546545 lax Favorite Magazine Favorite Actress ........... Favorite Male Singer ...... Favorite Band ......... Favorite Athlete ...,..... Favorite Comic Strip ......... Favorite Disc-jockey ....... Favorite Pastinfze .... aendaft ctatdeldce BIGGEST EATER ..............,............ 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N ew Hampton 32 Lawrence O ......... ............. T hayer 28 Lawrence 22 ....... ........ M onson 8 Lawrence 14 ....... ................,. T abor 12 Lawrence 29 ...... ....,. W inchendon O Lawrence 0 ...... ...,...r... C ushing 30 71 a. outfall Row 1 left to right fhottomj - john Stearns, Charles Gianiaris, Paul Husted, David Hardy, Eric Whitman, Brian Burns, Thomas Hoffman, Gary Eigner, David Walker, Frederic Archambault, Kevin O'Mally. Row 2 left to right - Mr. Baker, Thomas Logan, Roy Warner, Cyrus Comninos, William Aldrich, Fred Osborn, Douglas Clifford, john Stengle, jon Huberman, Richard Pleasants, Laurence Faso, Mr. Tyler. Row 3 left to right - Andrew DelProposto, Frederic Thihodeau, Samuel Rowse, james Askman, Abraham Ender, Vern Gray, Edward DeSaulnier, Bertyl johnson, Robert Warren, David Foster, William Simplzins. Lawrence O ..... ..,. F itchburg 6 Lawrence O .,.... ....... C ushing 22 Lawrence 0 ...... .......... A ndover 28 Lawrence 26 ...... ......... W inchendon 6 Lawrence O ...... ...... G roton School 36 ykmdae oath!! Row 1 left to right fbottomj - Ned Marshak, Stephen Cole, jeffrey Webb, Eugene O'Neil, Robert Berry, Robert Bittenbender, Walter Lundgren, Kenelm Winslow, William Bachman, Dennis Clough Row 2 left to right - Mr. Grant, Brian Francis, jeffrey Murray, john Scott, Grant Ashcroft, joseph Duvall, Christopher Ziagos, Kenneth Kates, Charles Ribakoff, Barr Iselin Row 3 left to right - Dennis Sullivan, Willianf Millar, Carl Andros, lllonald Beal, Lawrence Nevil, Thomas Joyce, Mark Alexander, Herbert Ascherman. Lawrence 16 ......, ......... C ushing 6 Lawrence 32 ....... ...... B . F. Brown 0 Lawrence 26 ....... ......... C ushing 0 acweitq 61044-60602 eq Row 1 left to right fbottomj - Robert Bittenhender, Louis Stella, Richard Brady, Robert Rahner, Dennis Rains. h Row 2 left to right - Mr. Darling, Edward Harding, Frank Cover, james Cowan, Peter Bertozzi, Christopher Hughes, Frederic Ladd, Peter Mark. Lawrence 34 ..... ..... N ew Hampton 23 Lawrence 49 ..... ..,, , , Narragansett 15 Lawrence 23 ..... ................. W orcester 36 Lawrence 50 ..... ...... F itchburg H. S. 15 Lawrence 39 ..... ....... A ndover j.V. 20 Lawrence 49 ...... ........................ T ilton 15 Lawrence 32 ................................ ..... G overnor Dummer 23 Lunenburg Invitational ...... ............ S ixth out of 12 N.E.P..S. Interscholastics ..... ....... E leventh out of 13 Z a. czaaa-cam my xxx Front Row left to right - Ronald McGuire, Douglas lloseplz, Neil Klar, john Gray, ,lohn King, jeffrey Power Row 2 left to right - William Sullivan, Stephen Wilson, joseph Berry, john Donnelly, Richard Crow, Mr. Culbert 10f9 Groton H.S. 20 Lawrence 48 Littleton I-l.S. 61 IOXZ3 Tahanto Regional 23 Groton I-I.S. 47 Lawrence 64 l1f2 Lawrence 19 Winchendon 44 .f gem. I xii' ,ui XX - . -9.0: X- ' , wif e, A 91515 .X , At- 4 34,?'f 4 Fx f .21 wx 1'fAgl muddy aaccez Q i it 32812 ,. . I 'ALL A ' i Row 1 left to right Clzottomj -- Bruce Miller, Robert Lockwood, Mac Grant, Carlos Fernandez, Hector Rodriguez, jose Gonzales, Kevin McGuirk, james Bartlett, Mike Hamilton. Row 2 left to right - Leslie Meyer, Craig Arnold, Daniel DeLima, Michael Gilmer, Stuart Graham, Calvin Whitehurst, Rolaert Nellson, john Graves, Brian Powers, Eugene Weeks, Mr. Gagne. Row 3 left to right - Charles Harvey, john VVilki11s, Stuart Stevens, Bruce Munson, james Kenyon, Robert Larkin, Peter Dunn, David Kimhall, Kenneth Almgren, jermiah DelVlichaelis. Lawrence O ...... ......... B elmont Hill 5 Lawrence O ....... ........ B rowne Sc Nichols 3 Lawrence 1 ...... ........................ ,,,, C L lshing 3 Lawrence 1 ....... ....... M edford High School 3 Lawrence 3 ...... ............................ M Onson 2 Lawrence 0 ....... ............. S t. Marks 2 Lawrence O ....... ..... G roton School 0 Lawrence 4 ...... ........... ' lihayer O Lawrence 1 ...... .,.... C ushmg 3 2 a. eaeeee Row 1 left to right fbottoml - Donald Savage, Peter Vandermark, Edward Sandstrom, Bruce Decker, Edward Robart, Lee Newman, Harris Cooke. Raw 2 left to right - Mr. Saulnier, Robert Orchard, Jerome Hunsaher, Louis Goldstein, Edwin Lawton, Norman Tucker, Thomas Turner, Mr. Thompson. Row 3 left to right - Christopher Hyland, Theodore Schmidt, George Higginson, 'lohn Palmer, Milton Shattuck, Gardner Sullivan. Lawrence l ..... ....... B rowne 8: Nichols O Lawrence l ..... ......................... C ushing l Lawrence 2 ..... ............,,,, G roton School 3 Lawrence 4 .... ...... W orcester Academy 2 Lawrence 0 ..... ..................... S t. Mark's 2 Lawrence O ..... ..... W orcester Academy 0 Lawrence 3 ..... .......... B elmont Hill 2 Lawrence 4 ..... ..,......... C ushing 3 aczfzei g Zaadelfall ieated left to right - Gerard Goodrich, Ronald Lehr, Michael Bulger, Robert Bakst, Peter ertoui Standing left to right - Glenn Damon, Stuart Graham, Peter Dunn, David Pierce, joseph Berry, john Manson, Mr. Baker, George Doane Lawrence 44 ..............................,..... ........ B erwick 37 Lawrence 31 ...... ............... C ushing 62 Lawrence 54 ...... ...... W inchendon 50 Lawrence 61 ...... .........,,.. T hayer 45 Lawrence 59 ...... .............. N ew Prep 80 Lawrence 53 ...... ...... N ew Hampton 73 Lawrence 56 ...... ...,,,, W inchendon 46 Lawrence 36 ...... ......,. S t. Sebastian's 55 Lawrence 44 ...... ................ T hayer 49 Lawrence 56 ..... ..... M onson 63 Lawrence 68 ..... ........ B erwick 70 Lawrence 42 ...... ........ C ushing 72 71 a. Zaaeetdalf Row I fbottomj left to right - Andrew Durham, Bruce Miller, james Cohen, Calvin Yhitehurst, William Drowne, Richard Burgin, Laurence Nevil, Richard McNamara, Kenneth B588 Row 2 left to right - Thomas Hoffmann, Peter Marcinkewicz, Carl Andros, Ronald Beal, Charles Cramb, Alan Rollie, Mr. Saulnier Lawrence 44 ................ .................... ....... B e rwick 42 Lawrence 18 ...,.. ............. C ushing 36 Lawrence 35 ...... .................. T hayer 27 Lawrence 43 ...... ....... N ew Hampton 51 Lawrence 45 ...... ........ W inchendon 5 Lawrence 25 ...... ...... S t. Sebastian's 16 Lawrence 36 ...... ........... T hayer 28 Lawrence 22 ...... ....... M onson 25 Lawrence 47 ...... ...... B erwick 60 Lawrence 44 ...... ...... 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Notre Dame 12 13 13 9 4 5 6 3 4 14 2 C a. docieq Row 1 fbottoml left to right - Bruce Akashian, Lee Newman, Charles Harvey, Eric Whitman, David Foster, David Walker, Samuel Rowse, Oliver Manice, Douglas Clifford Row 2 left to right - Mr. Burckes, William Aldrich, Robert Berry, Richard Pleasants, William Simpkins, john Stengle, Keith Chrisman, Paul Hzisted Row 3 left to right - Gerard Sullivan, Russell Lewis, Stephen Wilson, jeffrey Webb, Eugene O'Neil, Dennis Sullivan Lawrence 0 ............... ...... B 6lm0r1t Hill 10 Lawrence 0 ..... ................... L ynn 8 Lawrence 1 ...... ..,. C iroton School 2 Lawrence 3 ..... ....................... L ynn 5 Lawrence 3 ...... ..... B rowne 8: Nichols 2 Lawrence 4 ..... .............. A pplewild O Lawrence 0 ...... .... G roton .School 1 Lawrence 0 ..... .......... D eeriield 3 . 1 i Q 1 b AQQQEX R!! 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C ushing 8 Class B Tournament ,..... ..... 2 nd out of eight 71 a. awzeatidrzg Row I fbottomj left to right - Williariz Millar, john Willzins, Peter Vandermark, Bruce Palmer, Christopher Ziagos, jeffrey Power, Fred Osborn, Edward DeSaulnier Row 2 left to right - Mr. Sanderson, john King, Steven Kupetz, William Boucher, Schuyler Hoffman, David Kimball, Kevin Mcfluirlc, Cyrus Cornninos, Mr. Duffy Row 3 left to right - Steven Andersen, Kevin O'Mally, David Roberts, Thomas Turner, Randolph Boyd. mwdzfg ceding ,bum Row 1 Cbottoml left to right - ,leronne Hnnsalzer, Riclzartl Birnbaum, Edward Harding, Petcr Cray, Paul Lenardson, Mark Alexander Row 2 left to riglzt - Mr. Tyler, Robert Orchard, Robert Bittenbender, Thaddeus Keefe, lVilliam Olney, Michael Craig, Bruce Decker, Frank Cover, Mr. Thompson Absent: Edwin Lawton Victories: Losses: Acton-Boxboro Winchendon Cushing Cushing Lexington Acton-Boxboro Littleton Lexington egaaai Row I fbottomj left to right - Kenneth Almgren, john Peters, Mark Staples, james Kenyon Row 2 left to right - William Palmer, Mr. Davis, Barry Pearson Lawrence 4 ....... ....................................... .......,..... ...... , ....... 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W aazadq dacefall Bottom row left to right - Frederic Archambault, john Manson, Kevin McG-uirk, Gregory joseph, Stephen Wright, john Mitchell, Douglas joseph Row 2 left to right - Philip Hersh, Peter Dunn, Daniel Harrington, Peter Bertozzi, Gerald Love, Stephen Kupetz, Charles Cramla, john Stearns, William Drowne, Mr. Jeffers '. a, Kaaefail ..t-...,..,,., ,., ., V em., - 'J 2'f'2fw'xNwvll'0s'Nw44ebP-Pskwia--Q-Q, ,Nev-rv- Sffiimws'2il'i Wf i fii N ': f : -.'.I - - ' Seated left to right - Grant Ashcroft, Abraham Ender, Bruce Miller, ,loseph Berry, Kevin O'Malley, Richard Pleasants, Peter Mark Row 2 left to right - James Schwarz, Brian Francis, David Foster, Kenneth Kates, Nicholas Harvey, Steven Wilson, Christopher Ziagos, Mr. Saulnier Row 3 left to right - Andrew Del Proposto, William Simpkins, Carl Braun, Laurence Nevil, james Askman, Peter Marcinkewicz aawc'z'q Zctczac ee Seated left to right - Hector Rojo, Michael Bulger, Thom Osborn, Stephen Parker, Robert Bakst, George Davis, Barry Pearson, Gary Eallirt, Christopher Hughes. Row 2 left to right - lblr. Gagne, William Sullivan, David Hardy, lllichael Gilmer, Ablalcolm Darling, Brian Burns, Robert Rahner, Malcolm Wolcott, Paul Lenaralson, Mr. Grant Row 3 left to right -- Freolericlz Ladd, jose Gonzales, Richard McNamara, Will Brown, Louis Stella, james Bartlett, Eric Whitman, Barnaby Porter, Robert Larkin Z a. Zczczaeae LN- Q14-r Seated left to right - james Kenyon, Edward Hays, Paul Husted. Fred Oslaorn, Douglas Clifford, David Walker, Bruce Munson, Donald Savage, Edward DeSaulnier Second Row left to right - Mr. Morse, Gary Eigner, Edward Lawton, Christopher French, jeffrey Brown, ,lohn Stengel, Charles Gianaris, Laurence Faso, Oliver Manice, Barry Iselin, john Dienner Third Row left to right - Neil Klar, Charles Sherman, Philip Berry, Thomas Hoffmann, john Schuyler Hoffman, Peter Gray, Robert Bittenlaender, Bruce Decker, joseph Duvall, john 1 ins ykmdaz Zaczaaae AW y H . k 1 Seated left to right, Kenelm Winslow, William lVlillar, Eugene O'Neil, john Scott, Timothy Kittredge, Carl Andros, Richard Birnbaum Second Row left to right, Stephen Cole, llerovne Hzmsalcer, Charles Vecchi, Ronald Beal, jeffrey Welala, Robert Berry, Mark Smith, George Clzuingos, Andrew Schofield, Mr. Culbert A FR. 'I crafted Q Zemzde Seated left to right - Glen Damon, Norman Tucker, john Peters, Mark Staples, George Higginson, Robert Orchard, Michael Hamilton Standing left to right - Bruce Akashian, Wayne Spacek, Andrew Durham, David Roberts, Richard Burgin, Thomas Turner, William Palmer, Mr. Davis mud q golf Kneeling left to right - Ronald Lehr, George Doane Standing left to right - Mr. Burckes, john Quackenloush, john Graves, Dan Hebard, Dennis Sullivan Absent: Stu Graham 9 X I U 5 ! ZH '41 r mg ? W f fifl' fs .' nit , V v ,f , 'J 0 4 I AQHN. . 1 ' ' va x. ui X , v :NI-X. 1- 1 r 4- 3,2 x w 4 -M. 'Fx 1 4, t:k,.l'.v , 3 1,5 .. P 4 9 gifs, . Vx q. , Y 9.3! f 4. ,a'. r al, F in 'ld' , l 4 35535 H Y H3 UH ' U V 4 Q' , - 0 1 Q Wk o o Zane! Seated left to riglit - Ronald Mcfiuire, Dennis Rains, David Hardy, Robert Larkin, Neil Klar. fosepli lil'1'T'Y, 'linzotlly Kittredge. Standing left to riglit -- Richard Crow, Rolfert Ufarren, Barry Iselin, l7du'ard Ilan, Mr. ffliatnlrerlain, llerlrert Asclzerman, 'lolin Graves, janiex Kenyon, Frank Cover. gfee aiu! Row I flvottoml left to right - Peter lllarlc, Walter Feldman, Mac Grant, john Fort, Robert Rainier, Jeremiah Deltliclzaelis, Craig Arnold, George Davis, Brian Powers. How 2 left to riglzt - Douglas 10S6I7l'l, David Hardy, Drew Dnrliam, jolin Graves, Alf. Clzaniizer lain, David Roberts, Stuart Stevenx, john Gray, Fred Ladd. Row 3 left to right - james Kenyon, Phillip Blythe, jolin King, Robert Neilson, Malcolm Darling, john Desmond, Raymond Cioci, Neil Klar, Robert Carlzin. elmo edi aw 5 E l Xp-shui xx fha:-Qu Left to right - Malcolm Darling, Charles Slivrmau, Gary johnson, Raymond Cioci, Philip llersh. Z mama Janna! - Us C3 A A Row I lhottoml left to right - Cary johnson, Barry Wlalsh, leslie Meyer, Douglas Verney, fohn Monson, folm Qmichenlwuslz, Brian Powers. Row 2 left to right - Philip Blythe, Cyrus Comninos, Abraham Ender, Kenneth Almgren, Basil Chigas, Charles Sherman, George Davis, Mr. MacDuffie. How 3 left to right - ferry Love, Stephen Parlccr, Marla Staples, Robert Nellson, Malcolm Darling, Craig Arnolll, Jeremiah DeMiclmeIis, Christopher Hughes. Absent: Peter Bertozzi. alccdeaz' sauna!! Seutctl left to right - Barry l'em'sm1, Stuart Clrnlmuz, llector Rojo, Gregory joseph Sttzucling loft to riglzl - flurry lftllin, Malcolm Dorling, Mr. Ferggrtxotr, Rttyutoml ffioci, ,lolm Ilexmonzl, Robert Balcst :Jaffa dag aacdetg Row I fbottoml left to right - Daniel Deltium, Leslie Meyer, Brian Burns, Stuart Clralmm, james Bartlett, jercmitzlz DeMiclmalis, Kevin Mcflnirlc How 2 left to right - Mr. Slfzeplzenl, VVillian1 S1llll1'tH1, Cwlmrles Slzernmn, Basil Clxigtzs, Philip Ilerslz, Clzristoplter Ilyland, Bruce Alcnslzian Row 3 left to right -- Edward DeSuulnier, Dennis Rains, Schuyler Hoffman, Stan Whitel11at'st, Alan Rollie, Stephen Andersen, lolzn Scott. ,I LIN IOIK CRIJXSS Oli-4I7lCflfllS Left to right - joe Berry, Vice-Presidenf5 Gerald Comi- rich, Prvxidenfg Peter Dlark, Secretary-Treasurer 5-gm! l RliSllMfXN Cl ASS Olfl9lC'I5llS Left to riglir - Laurence Nevil, Vice-Presidentg Peter Vaizderrizark, Presidentg Vincent Welzb, Secretary- Treasurer SENIOR Cleef-XSS Ol5lflClll1S Left to right - George Davis, Vice-Presidenrg Stuart Crizlmnz, Presidentg Gary johnson, Secretary-Treasurer SOPIIOIXIORIY CTIJXSS UI'l3ICF.llS Left to riglzi - Charles Harvey, SecrefaryfTreasurer5 Richard Cray, Prexizienig Andreu' De1Pr0p0slo, Vice- President QL...- 4 gem Zaye A P5 A - .- Seated left to right - Peter Bertozzi, Stuart Graham, Eugene Weelcs, Cary johnson, Carlow Fernandez, Barry Pearson, llolrert Halzst. Standing left to right - Craig Arnold, Hector Rojo, Michael Gilmer, jerry love, David llnrley, john Manson, Malcolm Darling, Thorn Oshorn. cwzzewz' eamta Stnnding left to right - Schuyler Hoffman, Alou Rollie, Curl Andros, joseph Berry, Peter Mtzrlc, Chris llyltinrl, Brion Burns, 'lhonnix lloffinunn, Smnner lltiris, lorry jzwlnith, john Clrtivex, Dennix Ruins, Stephen Andersen, Douglas joseph, VVillion1 Sullivan Seated Row 2 - llolrert l,oclcu'ooil, Philip Blythe, Kevin Alcfliiirlc, lltiynioizrl Cioci, Mr. Hfhipple, james Bartlett, lllnlcolrn llnrliug, Daniel lleljnm, john Cray, lxldgcltllllllllg Cmnt Row I - Ned Mriiwlnilc, john Desniontl, George liotine, Ufillimn Palmer aadezgzadaate 'melee AKASHIAN, BRUCE W. ........ ..................................... 4 O Boylston St., Lowell ALDRICH, WILLIAM M. ..... ....... C hamberlin, Rd., R.F.D. 412, Chelmsford ALMGREN, KENNETH D. ...... ............... C ranfield St., New Castle, N. H. AMBROSE, FREDERIC C. ....... .............. I 9 Harvard Rd., Shirley ANDERSEN, STEPHEN S. ...... ....... 5 East Main St., Hopkinton ANDROS, CARL W. ................................... ........ 2 2 Fairfield Ave., Florence ARCI-IAMBAULT, EREDERIC J., JR. ............................ Tucker .St., East Pepperell ASCHERMAN, HERBERT S., IR. ........ 2730 Creen Rd., Shaker Heights 22, Ohio ASHCROFT, GRANT W. ....... . 3838 East Ave., Rochester 18, N. Y. ASKMAN, JAMES R. ...........,...... .............. 6 s Plum st., South Hamilton BACHMANN, WILLIAM T. ....... ......... N uuhfieia Rd., Lunenburg BEAL, A. RONALD ................ ............................ I 28 Fuller St., West Newton BERRY, 1osEPH A., JR. ....... . BERRY, PHILIP D. ,....... . BERRY, ROBERT F. ............ . BIRNBAUM, RICHARD ........................ 4525 Vandervork Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 18 Washington St., Ayer R.R. :',j:l, Box 548, Burr Rd., St. Charles, Ill. 115 Central Park West, New York, N. Y. BITTENBENDER, ROBERT P. ....... ..................... 8 5 Meriam St., Lexington 73 BOUCHER, WILLIAM I. ....... . BOYD, .RANDALL T. III ....... BROWN, JEFFREY E. ....... . BROWN, WILL S. III ......... BURGIN, RICHARD W. ...... . BURNHAM, ANDREW W. .... . BURNS, BRIAN D. ............ . CHIGAS, BASIL C. ................. . CHIUNGOS, GEORGE T. ,...... . CHIUNGOS, JOHN C. ..... . CHRISMAN, KEITH W. ...... . CLIFFORD, DOUGLAS A. .... . CLOUGH, WILLIAM F. ....... . Westford Rd., Groton 4 Oxbow Rd., Lexington 41 Chestnut St., North Andover 52 Plain Rd., Wayland I2 Salisbury Rd., Brookline 46 52 Fletcher St., Ayer 50 Laconia Rd., Worcester 7 Andover Rd., Billerica 66 Wedge St., Lowell 66 Wedge St., Lowell 19 Atlantic Ave., Cohasset ll Albion Rd., Wellesley Hills Coburn Road, Tyngsboro cmdefzgmafvmzfe fzaatefz COLE, STEPHEN W. ........... ..... 1 8595 Parkland Drive, Shaker Heights, Ohio COMNINOS, CYRUS D. ...... . COOKE, HARRIS C. ....... . COVER, FRANK C. ............ . COWAN, JAMES H., JR. ...... . CRAMB, CHARLES W., JR. CROW, RICHARD F. .......... . DAVIS, SUMNER J. ...,. . DECKER, BRUCE H. ..................... . DEL PROPOSTO, ANDREW M. .... . DCSAULNIER, EDWARD J. 111 DIENNER, JOHN A. 3rd ........... DONNELLY, JOHN D., JR. ...... . DROWNE, WILLIAM s. ...... . DUNN, PETER T. ............... . DURHAM, ANDREW 141. ...... . DUVALL, JOSEPH M. ...... . EIGNER, GARY J. ........ . Park St., Pepperell 2244 N. Nottingham St., Arlington 5, Va. Main St., Dunstable 33 High Road, Bedford Nutting .Rd., Groton Indian Hill Rd., Groton 48 Renwick St., Melrose I9 Homestead Rd., Lynnlield Ctr. 41 Pratt St., Reading 66 Hornbeam Rd., Chelmsford 226 Prospect Ave., Highland Park, III. 32 Bay State Rd., Wellesley Hills 8 Beacon St., Natick 174 Foster St., Littleton 608 Ridge Ave., Greencastle, Indiana 2341 W. Lexington St., Baltimore 23, Md. 99 Ocean St., Lynn ENDER, ABRAHAM .................... ....,,.. I 420 Scarboro Rd., Montreal 16, Quebec ESTABROOK, MILTON 3rd .... FASO, LAURENCE J. ............. . FELDMAN, WILLIAM W. ....... . FOSTER, DAVID W. ........... . FRANCIS, BRIAN J. .................. . FRENCH, CHRISTOPHER C. ..... . GAMLIN, THEODORE R. ....... . GEORGE, JOHN v. ............. . CIANARIS, CHARLES G. ...... . CIULIANO, VINCENT ....... COLDSTEIN, LOUIS R. ....... . COODRICH, GFIRRY ....... Hall St., Dunstable . 520 Winkworth Pkwy., Syracuse 4, N. Y. 1633 Highland Ave., Fall River I7 Pintail Rd., Irvington, N. Y. Edwards Ave., Dennisport Box 218, Harvard Boston Rd., Groton 165 Mullin St., Watertown, N. Y. 72 School St., Dracut I0 Crescent Way, Simsbury, Conn. 11 Custer St., Lawrence I4 Fernwood Ave., Bradford aadezgzcwlaa e fzaatefz GRAVES, JOHN O. ..... . GRAY, RICHARD J. ....... . GRAY, VERN P. .................. . HAMANT, DANIELS, IR. ....... . HARDING, EDWARD II ...... HARDY, DAVID A. ............. . HARVEY, NICHOLAS G. ..... . HAYS, EDWARD W. ..... . HEBARD, DANIEL L. ........ . HERSH, PHILIP F. ................, . HIGGINSON, GEORGE, JR. HOFFMAN, I. SGHUYLER ....... HOFFMANN, THOMAS ....... HOSMER, PAUL B., JR. ....... . HUBERMAN, JON R. ................ . HUNSAKER, JEROME C. III HUSTED, PAUL N. ................... . HYLAND, CHRISTOPHER S. .,... . ISELIN, BARRY M. ..................... . JOHNSON, BERTYL v., JR, . JOSEPH, DOUGLAS M. ....... . RATES, KENNETH W. ..... . KELTS, DREW O. ....... , KENYON, JAMES E. ....,. . KIMBALL, DAVID N. ........... . KIMELMAN, STEVEN T. Villa Dora Hotel, Mount Dora, Florida 54 Raymond Rd., Salem Amherst, New Hampshire Sterling Rd., Dover Farmers Row, Groton 349 Winter St., Norwood Frost Pond JRd., Locust Valley, N. Y. 36 Hawthorne Ave., Methuen 621 VV. Hartwell Lane, Philadelphia 18, Pa. 32 Goodwin Ave., Revere 51 539 Hammond St., Chestnut Hill 1 Canton Rd., Simsbury, Gonn. South Street, Berlin R.F.D., Bedford 5 Gheswick Rd., Auburndale Weston Rd., .South Lincoln 62 Lura St., Lowell Ocean Ave., Marblehead Neck 2 Twenty fourth St., Troy, New York 127 West St., Elmwood 11 Plymouth Rd., Lexington 17800 Shaker Blvd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Groton rRidges Heights, Groton 66 Maryland Ave., Pittsiield 114 Englewood Rd., Longmeadow 6 Box 213, Sky Meadow Lane, Purchase, N. Y. KING, JOHN .S. .............................................................. 37 Saltonstall Rd., Haverhill KITTREDGE, TIMOTHY ..... ................... 2 6 Linda Ave., Methuen KLAR, NEIL ............................... .................. 9 Hall Ave., Larchmont, New York KREAMER, ROBERT A. ..... . KUPETZ, STEPHEN G. ..... . 97 Dimming Rd., Upper Saddle River, N. 143 Morningside Drive, Laconia, N. H. mdezgzadmte 'melee LAIDMAN, MARK C. ........... ........ . LALIBERTE, WILLIAM A. LAN DRY, PAUL F. ................ ....... . LARKIN, ROBERT W. .... . LAWTON, EDWIN R. ..... . LE1-IR, RONALD B. .......... . LENAIRDSON, PAUL 1. ...... . LEWIS, .RUSSELL 'D. ........... . LINEHAN, THOMAS A. ,...... . LOGAN, THOMAS E. ......... . LUNDCREN, WALTER E. MANICE, OLIVER A. ........ .. MARCINKEWICZ, PETER XIARCOSIAN, CHARLES S., IR. ........... . M IIRK, PETER M. ......................... ....... . MARSHAK, NED H. ......... . McGU1RE, RONALD E. ,.... . MQNAMARA, RICHARD A. MQNISH, THOMAS S. ........ . MILLAR, WILLIAM H. ...... . MILLER, D. BRUCE .......... MITCHELL, JOHN F. ..... . MOORE, DOUGLAS F. ....... . MUNSON, BRUCE R. ..... . MURRAY, IEFFREY P. ...... . NEVIL, LAURENCE F. ....... . NEWMAN,LEE'C. ..... I .... . OLNEY, WILLIAM H. ....... . O'MALLEY, KEVIN M. ....... . O'N'IiIlLL,l EUGENE 1.,fJE. V . . . r 685 Ramapo Valley Rd., Oakland, N. 57 Walnut St., Ft. Devens Cor. Hollis 8: Tucker St., East Pepperell 7 Hillside St., Maynard Old Littleton Rd., Harvard I9 Pleasant St., Pittsfield, Maine 32 Staveley St., Lowell 125 Fox Hill St., Westwood Oak Hill Rd., Harvard 104 Emery Rd., Marshlield Mitchell Rd., Billerica 92 Orchard Ave., Weston 93 Leominster Rd., Shirley 144 Gloucester St., Arlington 74 1820 Sunset Ridge Rd., Northbrook, Ill. 324 Frank Ave., Mamaroneck, N. Y. Ayer Road, Harvard Box l5,9Y1yannis Wlfiting Ave., Groton 194 Oris'iSt., West Newton Champney St., Groton 105 N. Main:iSI.,kNatick 1 Tai1lL'St.,?Ayer 73 Bradstreet Rd., North Andover ' .................. Champneyl St.,' Groton 88 Fair St., Cooperstown, N. Y. .. .......... . Musketaquid Rd., Concord Dunstable Wilde Rd., Shirley Powder Point Ave., Duxbury aadezgzcwlaate fzaalefz ORCHARD, ROBERT J. .... . OSBORN, PALMER, PALMER PALMER FRED T. ......... . BRUCE ................ , JOHN R. ...,,........... . , WILLIAM L. III ....... PETERS, JOHN A. ............... . PLEASANT.S, RICHARD E. PORTER, BARNABY ......... POWER, JEFFREY C. ..... . RAINS, CREGC D. .........,.... . RIBAKOFF, CHARLES K. II ......... ROBART, EDWARD R. .......... . ROBERTS, DAVID A. ........ . ROLLIE, ALLEN B. I1 ......... ROWSE, SAMUEL B. .......... . SAND.STROM, EDWARD O., JR. ,.... .. SAVAGE, DONALD F. ................... . SCHMIDT, THEODORE A. ........ . SCHOFIELD, ANDREW C., JR. .... .. SCHWARZ, JAMES S. ................... SCOTT, JOHN P. ........................... . SHATTUCK, MILTON R., JR. ............. . SHERMAN, CHARLES S. ........ 348 So. SIMPKINS, WILLIAM B. ..................... . SMIGELSKI, PAUL M. ...,... .... . SMITH, MARK M. .......... ...... . SMITH, MICHAEL P. ........ . SPACEK, WAYNE L. ...... ..................................... . 93 Central St., Andover 33 Cascade St., Worcester 22 Windsor St., Haverhill 22 Windsor St., Haverhill Box 46, Belmont '78 482 Broad St., Portsmouth, N. H. Shirley Rd., Groton Pepperell 92 Saddle Rock -Rd., Valley Stream, N. Y. 35 Hyde St., Weymouth 12 Meadowbrook Rd., Worcester 9 59 St. Paul St., Brookline Edgewood Lane, Mattapoisett 908 County Club Rd., Gallup, New Mexico R.F.D. Mason, Greenville, N. H. Peabody St., Groton R. D. :f:f:2, Averhill Park, N. Y. 39 Chipman Ave., Melrose P. O. Box 127 Adamsville R. l. 23 Rotherwood Rd., Newton Centre 45 Walnut St., Fort Devens 19 Park St., Pepperell Washingtcnn Ave., Greenville, Mississippi 251 Livingston St., Tewksbury Ayer Rd., Groton 26 Underclyfle Rd., St. Johnsbury, Vt. 12 Lincoln St., Ayer Russell Hill Rd., Ashburnham STEARNS, JOHN E. ............ 39 Hampton Rd., Grosse Pointe Shores 36, Michigan STELLA, LOU IS, JR. ....... ................... . 34 Bradley Rd., Arlington cmdezgfzcwlcmle fzaatefz STENGLE, JOHN A. .............. . STEVENS, STUART W., J.R. SULLIVAN DENNIS J. ...... . SULLIVAN, GARDNER E. ...... . SULLIVAN GERARD E. ...... . SULLIVAN, W1L1.1A1v1 1. ........ . THIBODEAU, EREDER1c J. . TUCKER, NORMAN D. III ......... TURNER, THOMAS W. ....... . VANDERMARK, PETER ....... VECCH1, CHARLES v. ..... . WALKER, DAVID o. ...... . WALS11, BARENT W. .,... . WARNER, ROY D., JR. .... .. 105 Falmouth Rd., Arlington Pitcher's Way, Hyannis Harrison St., Duxbury l4I Harwood Ave., Littleton 133 Farm Lane, Westwood 76 Westford St., Chelmsford 33 Valley Rd., Wellesley Hills Brown Rd., Shirley Apdo 889, Caracas, Venezuela 2 Acacia St., Cambridge 38 37 Alba Rd., Wellesley Pine Hill Rd., .R.D. :J:J:I, Nashua, N. Il. Ponemah Rd., Amherst, N. H. Box 135, Longley Rd., Shirley WARREN, ROBERT S. ..... . WEBB, VINCENT .................... WHITEHURST, CALVIN S. . WHITMAN, ERIC C. ............ . WILKINS, JOHN B. ........ 299 Charles River St., Needham St. Andrew's Lane, Glen Cove, L.I., N. Y. 7 Sixth Ave., Ettrick, Virginia 330 Dodge St., Beverly cfo Kaiser Bauxitc Co., Spur Tree, Jamaica, W. I. WILSON, STEVEN B. ......................,.... ........ . WINSLOW, KIINELM W., JR. ....... . WOLCOTT, E. MALCOLM, J WRIGHT, STEPHEN C. ....... . ZIAGOS, CHRISTOPHE,R C. . 30 Circle Drive, Middletown, R. l. 74 Fernwood Rd., Chestnut Ilill R. ............ l30 Trevor Court Rd., Rochester, N. Y. HAMILTON, MICHAEL S. ..... . ALEXANDER, MARK G. ...... . CHASE, WILLIAM B. .... . CRAIG, MICHAEL E. .... . BRAUN, CARL L. .............. . SEWALL, EDGAR F., JR. ..... . 7 Charlotte Rd., Marblehead 181 Dracut St., Lowell Main St., Groton 79 Elm St., Whitefield, N. H. Cove Road, W. Dennis, Mass. Box 3416, Anchorage, Alaska 20 Arbor Rd., Lowell 4 York Rd., Winchester H. P. CUMMINGS CONSTRUCTION CO GENERA L CONTRACTORS Established I879 Incorporafed I906 WARE. MASS. Winihrop, Maine Woodsville, N. H. The Symboi of Progress in Custom Containers Industrial -:- Military KIMBALL CONTAINER COMPANY FEEDING HILLS. MASS. Q RE 4-2146 IEERWIJUD CONTAINERS. INC DNEEQ BDX AND LUMBER CD A EQ PALLET SEFVICE CAN-PAK SERVICE CURFUG TED SERV CE IMFU FAC I3 G CUSTOM PACKAGING CONSULTANTS Military 81 Industrial Whatever you make, Kimbail can -2- Design -1- Engineer -1- Manufacture the shipping container you need f a man does not keep pace with his compan- ions, perhaps it is be- cause he hears a differ- ent drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however meas- l.1I'Cd Of faf HWHYQ 0 0 e 0 e on I OLD COLONY OIL COMPANY rs.0'u:'FMETRoP0L1TAN 1cE co. Liii 34 Cottage Park Avenue 0 Cambridge, Mau. .I ,gp - Batter Hom Hu THE LITTLE KLUB AYER, MASSACHUSETTS Congra+ula+ions, Class of I963 EDGCOMB STEEL OF NEW ENGLAND INC. NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, and SLATTERSVILLE, RHODE ISLAND Complimen+s of GRUTUN LEATHERBDARD UUMPMIY ENGINEERS CONTRACT O 505 FRANKLIN ST., ZONE 2, BUFFALO, N. Y. HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING BOILER PLANTS INDUSTRIAL PIPING CHEMICAL PIPING Q TT 6-4355 Display Car'I'ons Folding Carfons NEW ENGLAND PAPER BOX G0-, ING. 25 Conn Sfreef Frederick Sussenberger Woburn. Mass. Presideni' 8: Treasurer WO 2-354l-3542 MILLER PRODUGE GOMPANY Ins'I'i+ufional Disfribufors of Frozen Foods 85 NEW MARKET SQUARE BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS NEST FRESH EGGS Produced and Packed by ARGNAMBAULFS PUULTRY FARM R. F. D. 2 . NASHUA, N. H. PIan+ - Tel. Nashua, N. H. 883-8277 Complimenfs of 81 A FRIEIID CQ., INC' l2I - I25 CLINTON ST. BOSTON 9. MASS. BRUCE PHARMACY BUCWNGHAM JEAN E. LANCASTER, Reg. Phar. Bus and Taxi Service GROTON. MASS. MAIN smear eRoToN Complimen'rs of MR. and MRS. JUHN R. GIOGI Complimenfs of COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF LOWELL. INC. Complimenfs of DATAXSTORAGE inb- Complimen+s of DUNMIUE BROTHERS, IHC. Regional disfribuiors of MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE and GENERAL FOODS PRODUCTS, Compliments of MR. and MRS. MILTON FELDMAN Complimen+s of MR. and MRS. GARLUS FERIIAIIDEZ J. G' Complimenfs of LINEN SUPPLY RUBERT H. GOLDSTEIII, '54 FRANK D. GULDSTEIII, '60 LOUIS E. GULDSTEIII, '65 66 GREEN STREET FITCHBURG. MASS. Tel. Gllberf 8-5 I SI BRAVEI. GUULART Compnmem of 1 Barber L- A FRIEND Hair Cu+ by Appoin+men+ Closed Main Sireef Wednesday Grofon, Mass. Complimenfs of KURELL GURPURATIUII Complimenis of KLEEIIIT and SUDZIT LAUNDRY of GRUTOII ELM STREET GARAGE Madigan and Whifney BUICK and INTERNATIONAL SALES 0 SERVICE 0 PARTS 24 Hour Towing Service ELM STREET, GROTON, MASS. Tel. GI 8-5575 Complimenis of G. V. MOORE LUMBER 00., ING. AYER, MASS. Do- ELSON COMPAN MMA Q f 683 ATLANTIC AVENUE BOSTON TT, MASS fovr. soum snnom Compiimenis of The Makers of venvrms APPLE Pnonucrs LITTLETON, MASS. Besi' Wishes Io 'Ihe Class of I963 from NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS ROLLIE MOIITIIIIIIY SERVICE, ING. GALLUP, NEW MEXICO TOWNSEND, MASSACHUSETTS CompIimenI's of SIDEIMIN BROS. LowELL, MASS. Complimenfs of P. NUUD and SUNS Ice Cream Division -- 55 MILLBROOK ST. WORCESTER, MASS. GRATEFUL PARENTS WORCESTER BAKIIIG 00. 43 MASON ST. WORCESTER 2. MASS. YEARBOOK PATRQNS Mr. O. T. Andersen Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ashcroft George A. Berry III Robert A. Birtenbender Frank W. Brady Will S. Brown II Lester Burdick, lr. Herbert C. Chase Burnham Trucking Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Chase, jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles G. Chigas Mr. and Mrs. joseph E. Cole Mr. and Mrs. F. Brooks Cover Col. and Mrs. H. Cowan Mr. E. F. Craig Mr. and Mrs. ,Robert W. Darling Capt. Andrew DelProposto john A. Dienner, Ir. Frank H. Doane Mr. and Mrs. Prescott R. Drowne Mrs. Lester P. Duvall Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ender Mr. and Mrs. john W. Francis Dr. C. Gonzalez-Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Graham, jr. Carl Sumner Graves john M. Gray, jr. Edward H. .Harding Mrs. Daniel E. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hays Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hersh George Higginson George I. Huberman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kates Timothy Kittredge Amold Klar Leonard Kozman Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Duncan Kreamer Herbert Andrew Laidman and Mrs. Roy M. Lenardson and Mrs. C. Cordon Love and Mrs. William Manice, Ir. Beatrice G. Marshak and Mrs. john F. McGuirk and Mrs. Laurence M. Meyer and Mrs. Harding C. Newman and Mrs. Eugene I. O'Neil Robert Orchard Laurence W. Osbom Doctor and Mrs. Anthony E. Peters Mr. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rahner and Mrs. Andrew G. Schofield Colonel and Mrs. O. A. Scott Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sherman and Mrs. joe L. Spacek and Mrs. A. B. Stearns Edward Sullivan and Mrs. Thomas S. Sullivan, jr. and Mrs. Charles A. .Stengle Arthur A. Thibodeau Lloyd B. Tumer and Mrs. Robert L. Warren, Ir. Carl A. Whitman and Mrs. E. Malcolm Wolcott and Mrs. Jeremiah DeMichaelis and Mrs. Constantine Chiungos Bemard Simpkins and Mrs. Arthur F. Vemey and Mrs. Edward W. Weeks and Mrs. E. D. Wilkins and Mrs. Tony Ziagos Kenelm W. Winslow and Mrs. George A. Mitchell john G. Desmond iv 1 gb Q' dw A EQWHQQWM Q B E N R I M O PHOTOGRAPHER 38 Church S+ree+ Winches'rer OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE I963 LAWRENCIAN WWW , x 12' Ax ?, QM M. .W , elf, Q , Q 1..- 1, V, 1 ,, .. .. 42' ,' 4.-xl' . r -. K 1 1' T 3' -' ,, - 'r J 'ti Q Q fi 1'- 1 1 A. 1 mfr 'V ' YQ, an , ' . VY. 4' ' ,fi , LAX. fm :lg . ', . 'Q ., 'Kei' 4 V . Lnlsf P . 1 f., , J H, iff - ek, :Q ' '- ,,4 X xr , ' I .i . , Aiuff. -,na , L, 1.. .dl ,B , y, 5. ' M' 4 X