English High School - Blue and Blue / Record Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Stratton MR. JOHN YUREWICZ Senior C lass A clvisor It is with a deep sense of respect and gratitude that we, the members of the class of 1969, dedicate this Senior section of our yearbook to our Senior Class Advisor. Mr. John P. Yurewicz. A graduate of the English High School himself, Mr. Yurewicz was appointed Co-Chairman of the English Department in 1966. Throughout our Senior year he has worked diligently on our behalf directing our every class activity. From class elections through the dance, to the Fashion Show and Prom, right through the Graduation exercises, he has given of himself, to make our Senior Year, the success it was. To him we express our appreciation and thanks, for a job well done.

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(Elaaa (EmnmitLT PROM COMMITTEE Front Row (Left to Right): Jerome Sybertz, Raymond Mortlock, Mark Devin, David Bou- dreau, Mr. John Yurewicz (Advisor). Back Row (Left to Right): Tyrone Wallace, Frank Noe, Leon Dzygala, Richard Palermo. ALUMNI COMMITTEE Front Row (Left to Right): Rodney Burkes, Richard Thomas, Henry Sideropoulos, Ronald Silverio, Mr. John Yurewicz (Advisor). Back Row (Left to Right): Richard Lee, Paul Curley, Rico Nappa, Leonard Anderson. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Front Row (Left to Right): Vincent Aducci, Kenneth Mahnke, Terry Shaw, Kevin Ryan. Alan Richardson, Mr. John Yurewicz (Advisor). Back Row (Left to Right): James Jordan, Mark Delano, James Shanahan, Louis Jacobs.

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Cast MtU atth Spatam ttl We the Class of 1969, being of sound mind and body leave . . . Mr. Malone: A new English High School. Mr. Butters: A tape recording of himself saying “Attention please this is Mr. But- ters, the Assistant Head Master speaking.” Mr. Eccles: A motorized book truck. Mr. Yurewicz: A case of Visine for those itchy moments. Mr. Dechayne: A copy of the fall Record. Out on time as usual in the April of the following year. Mr. Kopins: Five suits complete with suspenders and exclusively tailored by “Botany 500”. Plus 200 free dry cleaning tickets. Mr. James Doherty: The position of President of ALA. Mr. Mosher: A summer vacation at the McCarthy Wampanaug Indian reservation in Naples, Italy. Mr. Ryan: A fourteen kar at gold plated master key. Mr. Foti: An autographed picture of F.D.R. and Art Carney. Mr. Russell: A guest appearance on the “Tonight Show” substituting for “Johnnie”. Mr. Rosenfield: An aluminum plated copy of Playboy’s Party Jokes. Mr. Yalmokas: An Easter Bunny suit for the next assembly. Messrs. Lane and James Mullan more brownie points in the office. Mr. Murphy: An extension cord which reaches every nook and crannie of the school. Mr. Carignan: The cast from the most outstanding picture of the year. Mr. Repetto: The lead role in any Broadway musical. Mr. DiGirolamo: A permanent front row seat at the Met. Mr. Sheehan: We leave a copy of Roman Fairy Tales. Mr. Mazer: Three cardboard bow ties. Mr. Scalese: A new supply of yo yos. Mr. Gustan: A mural-size portrait of the F.B.L.A. Mr. Tarpey: A new swimming pool. Messrs. Greyser and Zidel: Some stag movies to show their art appreciation classes. Capt. Fisher: Who else but Robert Whitmarsh. Coach Duffy: Golden Boy and his gloves. Mr. Sheridan: A lifetime supply of “bombers” for all his classes. Coach Stewart: The Ohio State sophomores, the New York Jets, the Boston Bruins, and the Boston Red Sox. Coach King: An ever-winning basketball team. Coach Burley: A new car. Mr. Dotoli: A pair of bronzed “Randy Boat Shoes”. Guidance Counselors: A job well done. David Boudreau: A Cub Scout uniform complete with merit badges. Frank Noe: A “write in vote” for the mayor of “Southie”. John Williams: Five thousand pages of the book Fantastic Tales. Nelson Sigelman: A muzzle. Frank Parlante: A silent portable electric razor for those unexpected moments. Jeff Nathanson: A shirt without tails. Willie Parkman: A wall-to-wall mural of Mass. Ave. Rick Palermo: A lifetime supply of Bali Hai. Rodney Burkes: A pair of Blue and Blue leotards. Mr. “Jungle Jim” Keaney: A grapevine to go along with his “Wild Man” game from last year.