Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)
- Class of 1953
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Thou didst launch us on Destiny's sea RATIGN THE HELMSMEN MR T JOSEPH MCCOOK Superintendent of Schools 01 The most xmportant posltlon ln the Haverhlll school system IS ably carrled out by Mr T joseph McCook Supermtendent of Schools Consldered as the authorlty on educatlon m our c1ty Mr McCook coordmates the school COl11Il11ltCC the clty councll and the admmls tratwe staff of every school so as to provlde the best posslble trammg for the puplls ln our schools Desplte these heavy responslbllxtles he IS known for hls pleasant manners and qulck smlle Besldes bemg an engagmg speaker he has a remarkable volce Mr McCook has an mterest ln the hlgh school and IS always present at lmportant functlons He IS an enthusnastlc sports fan and supports many of our affa1rs These qualltxes have made us admxre Mr McCook A , . sy , ' s 9 ' L . o o I Q' ..,,9. Mr Rrcharcl C Wallace Drrector of Vocatronal Gurclance and Research Do y ou realize u hat a tremendous task 'VIr Richard C XVallace has as Director of X ocatlonal Guidance and Research for the city of Haverhill? He IS responsible for the many movies and speakers that the students enjoy so much In thls position Xlr XX allace has provided for the vuse counseling of countless pupils in their preparation for the future School Committee XX'orkmg in co operation wlth Mr McCook on all matters pertaining to our school IS the Haverhill School Committee This ClV1CITl1f1ClCd group of people determines the policies of the entire school sy stem They are always behind the school backing us up and legrslatlng for the benefit of the students Other duties mclude making a school budget and hiring the public school teachers. These men and women give up much of their valuable time and energy in executing their responsible jobs. ,,,L.i- 5-4- HAVERHILL SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Mr. T. Joseph McCook, Superintendent of Schools: Dr. Paul Nettle Miss Nancy Yaylian Secretary of the Superintendent: Mr. Chesley T. Bixby Mrs. Merritt F. Garland Mr. Francis XX'. Cronan Mr. Edward XX. Kimball Dr. Albert B. Consentino. I I ff' --11 11111 16115 N11 Iiarle H H1116 1 11111 111t1111t 11111 1111111-15tU111d111g p111111p11l, 111s H1611 11111 111115111 111 211112115 readx am 111 1115 111 161 118 111116 11111 111111161115 lffltlfll1 111 11121111 war- 111 experlmce ab a 1111111111111 he 11115 earned '1 B.1tCl11l111 01 Scleuce ll 111111 11115 111lef1 11 Nliml 1 1 1 LII I1 1l1gr11 1111111 the Il.lIAX1I'1 11111 L1 1- 1 1111111 w 1 1 1111 1111 s 11 111 11 11 111 N N 111 11 1 N 1ls1l1Nx 11 s 1 1 1X1l1I 111 11 11 Xl IL 1111111111111 1 1 14 1 1 1 N N 11 11 11111 11111111 11 1 s N 11 1 111 s 111 L NN 5 Mr Earl H Macleod Haverhlll Hugh School Prlnclpal lla' ll-5 'JI NI, Mr. Thomas F. Garvey Director of Trade School Although many' students of the High School do not know him personally. we all know Thomas F. Garvey, the Director of the Trade School, by the nne work that he has accomplished. His efficiency, his Fine sense of humor, and his wise counseling, have aided him in his work. Mr. Garvey aluays gets the results that he wants from his boys but he does so in such a yyay that the students feel prlyrleged to obey hun and honored to knou him Xlr Garyey is yery actrye in cure affairs and his hobbies are reading and crrbbage .e ' ff.. ,Q as as qw'0 ' Mr Sherman E Taber Trade School Assistant Director Although Nlr Taber the -Xssrstant Director of the Trade School rs very busy with the business of marks placement and personal prob lems ot the boys he always remembers to have a snule and a feyy yyoros of encouragement for every yrsrtor and pupil Nlr Taber by havmg great patience and a good sense of humor has proved himself to be perfectly sulted for his job and IS yerv popular with all the puplls Fishing and sports are his favorite recreat1ons 113 ON WATCH I xen though some glrls haxe been repmmanded llLL3.NlU11'1llX 'md hue recelxed detentlons from Xllss Helen 1l1UI'I1C1llxL Dean of Glrls, they fb haxe gone to her mam tnnes for adx ICC rn solv mg a personal prohlcm ln addltlon she has charge ot the dances chapel programs and other school utlutlu 'Xllss F111OI'11dl1xC helps us fmd Jobs secure mtormatron on collegcs and ,?,,, rx to asslst us at lll tm V1 alter H I vans Dean of Boys s genertllx to he found 111 hrs office 111 room 101 He lb responsrble for thc ralhes detentlons tardl ness and conduct of our young men It IS he xx ho hls charge of our ncll known Lareers Day Our Freshman Submaster 'Nlr j ackson George looks after all Freshmen and thelr habltat thc Xnnex The poor Freshmen hopelessly henlldered 135 the X13.lI1 Bumldmg vsander through the corrldors after nnxlng up thelr classes or Nlrss Hclcn l lhorndlkc 1JLdI10fGlI'1b gg-ttmg lust -X5 f05tQf father Mr George has the patunce and slull needed for success m hls work 110 swims .r 4 x Xlr XX dur H luns X1 un Bnrldnu, 51113111-1:lLY' 'xir I lack on Knorp- ll'ulllYldl1 Subllldblll' 111.111 nl HUXX 1141 X ,sq -Y Q. - ' 1 C . ' .i . I' 1 2 ' Y ' . 1 Y. . - K j - . . Y K N S, N K sf. ., Z , ' I ' ,pl A ' ,S ' ' . ., . t I , IS , rea lu' ' 5 5 ' z les. Mr. V ' . if 'Z ', i z 1' ' . I 1 1 S f l ls 9 ' E v ik- w y 1 wx v v 4 - . , . , . A Y , A . 1 4. ' 1, .' ' .' ' 5. l A V. it - , l 1. 'N I 1 1 , . o 44,1 ' J. , ,rt -N .'-.bl Q'f,r':.i,. Jfrf' , aff.. NORMAN L. ALLISON Shopg Printing Department Chairman Hobbies :- Bowling: Golf. FELIX W ANDRUS Chemxstry H1 Y Club Advxser Baseball Coach Hobbxes Carpentry Golf ELLERY ATWOOD Bzologg Faculty Manager of Athletlcs GEORGE ALFRED BIRON flutomotz e Subject: Shop Hot Rod Club Adviser Hobbles Gardemng Landscapnlg PAUL L BURNETT Bookkeepmg Arzthmetze Head 0 Commerexal De artnrent f P Treasurer Credlt Umon Junior and Semor w Commercxal Course Advxser Hobby Gardemng WILLIAM P CALLAS EHQIIXII American Hzstory Hobbies Readmg Sports X They set our course 0 , W I. 4 4-r -4 , , pa '--ls -22g ALBERTA CDILLONJ ANDREWARTIIA English ,' Remedial Reading Hobbies: Skiingg Knitting. JOHN PETER ANTONOPULOS Greek Uathenzatzcs Hobbtes Collectmg books and coxns Brous mg Ill bookstores Traveling Fxshmg Concert gomg Theater Classlcal musxc Paxntmg Dancmg Poetry VIRGINIA BASCOM Alqebra Geometry GUldaI1CC Commnttee Hobbles Taklng movmg plctures Golf WALTER S BRADFORD lllachme Shop Trade E1 tension and Apprentzee Tramzng Related Machme Freshman Class Advlser Hobb1es Horseback Rldmg Motormg .I ARTHUR BURNS Gl1ld3.IlCC Commlttee Freshman Home Room Actxvmes Commlttee Freshman Counselor Hobbxes Golf Readmg DANIEL J GAPOZZOLI C V Sheet 'll1taIShop 'Q' . M , Y - A 1 - V Q' . . U J Q 3' . G. V. . ' ,' ' ' A xv. . ,' V . . . I . K f 7 . l U fllgehraq Arithnreticg General Mathematics y I . . g U . - . X A ' H . 5 5 I I Gb 'Y LIBERO CAPPABIANCA .'llatl1,' ,S'rii'uri',' .llf1t'l1l.7lv.' Drazving, Rclatml .lltlflllllf Slmfv Audio-Visual Club Adviser. Hobbies:'Reading: Taking Courses. C. RICHARD CASSILY English Hobbies: Playing Bridge: Reading. ARAM E. CHOOLJIAN Guidanrf and Tasting Senior Class Adviser: Year Book Adviser. Hobbies: Skiing: Tennis. ELECTRA COLOCOUSIS English Girls' Bowling Club Adviser. Hobbies: Music: Reading: Theater 3 Bowling ANTHONY J. CULLINAN Related Auto Repairs: Autoiiiotive Repair Department Chairman Trade School Driver Education. Hobby: Fishing. MARGARET DEPPINC Frrrharza' Ilriizvifigq Nvlalrd .-ir! Hobbies: Music: Reading: Theater: Cards. MARGARET EAGAR Enghsli Bowling Club Adviser. Hobby: Reading. 61 4- .S frf isf, v , 5 ' 'Z ., Y dawg ,da -ar' Y' i . M y i9?'i3if?'ifgili -- . 1 , X' .wwf- ,, ., t v f .1 , Q Q . 'V NETTIE CARPINONE .sslltlfflllllldf T5'fc'zt'riling,' Arifhmctic Classboolc Adviser, Hobbies: Tropical Fish: Reading. FLORENCE MARCIA CHAPMAN Ijlllllil' Sfwaleingq English Senior Class Play Director. Hobl,ies: Designing and making clothes XYri7ing and directing plays. BESSIE COLOCOUSIS Coordinator of Dislribulizu' Educationj Tyfrcwritirzg Hobbies: Music: Theater. MARY A. CONLEY Gf'1'1l'lU11,' English Hobbies: Traveling: Knitting: Bowling. ALBERT A. DENIO Physics: Shop: Math: Science: Drawing: National Elertrical Code Electrical Department Chairman. Hobbies: Home Renovation: Music. CHARLES A. DiPlETRO Related Carpentry: .llathq Scif'nrz',' Drazviny Carpentry Department Chairman. Hobbies: Television: Reading: Bowling. ESTHER EMERSON .zllgclwrap Gvrmietry: Trigonometry: Solid Geometry Hobbies: Travel: Music: Photography: Gardening. MILDRED F. EMERSON General Seienee Hobbies: Reading: Piano: Sewing: Cooking: Theater. JOHN B. FITZPATRICK English Senior Class Adviser: Yearbook Adviser: Trade .Veins Adviser. Hobbies: Sports: Reading: Music. THEODORE W. GARLAND Music Hobbies: Campanology, Photography, Moun- tain Climbing. DAVID C. GRANT Welding: Shop and Related Subjects Welding Department Chairman: Photography Club Adviser. Hobbies : Photography: Model Making. PAUL P. HARRIMAN English: Head of English Department Director of Graduation Exercises. Hobbies: Reading: Music: Photography. LOUISE J. HUNTINGTON .llIathematics,' Head of lllathenzaties Department Brown and Gold Faculty Business Manager: Guidance Counselor: Civics Arts Course Adviser. Hobbies: Spectator Sports: Music: Voice COperaJ. SOTIRIS S. KATSAROS English 5 Remedial Reading Senior Class Adviser: Guidance Counselor. Hobbies: Traveling: Hiking: Reading: Music. ts F575- S' r fav 1 I r GQ S' CN ROBERT D. FITZGERALD Ciz'ie.v,' Ancient History Hi-Y Club Adviser. Hobbies : Golf: Skiing. DONALD L. FRASER English Brown and Gold Adviser. Hobbies: Reading: Tennis. RUDOLPH C. GLEED Upholstery: Shop and Related Subjects: Math: Drawing: Science. Sophomore Class Adviser. Hobbies: Baseball: All Sports. FRANCn.a E. HARRIMAN Upholstery: Shop and Related Subjects Upholstery Department Chairman: Sopho- more Class Adviser. Hobbies: Hunting: Fishing. PERCYQ THEODORE HOLMES English Record Club Adviser. - Hobbies: Reading: Playing Piano and Accordion: Hiking: Listening to Music: Collecting Records. RAYMOND N. HUTCHINSON Problems of Democracy: U. S. History Hobbies: Hunting: Fishing: Tennis: Read- ingi CHARLES M. KENNEDY Radio and Electronics Shop and Related Subjects Radio Club Adviser. Hobbies: Amateur Radio: Photography: Gardening: Chess. ANNA M. KERRIGAN Latin Head of Latin Department: Cpperclass Latin Club Adviser. Hobbies: Grandchildren: Traveling: Bridge: Reading. SARKIS KURKJIAN Band: Orchestra: Chorus: Harmony. Hobbies: Photography: Tennis. KATHERINE JEAN LANG Typv1vrili1ig,' lioolekvcping: Geography Hobbies: Handwork: Reading: Travel. ISABELLE MacLENNAN I'lzy.riral Education Girls' Athletic League Adviser: Girls' Ath- letic Coach. Hobbies: Skiing: Archery: Canoeing. FRANK WARREN MARSHALL Induslrial Arts: llbadzvarleirzy Head of XYoodxvorking Department. Hobby: Sports. JOHN W. McDONNELL G.l'. Related .llalhg Drazt'iuy,' Sriram' G.V. Department Head: Freshman Class Adviser: Football Coaching Stall. Hobbies: Sports: Bowling. SARAH J. McLAUGHLlN Typing Brmwi and Gold Stati. Hobbies: Reading: Gardening. HSI X 4, l Y t HL Q t n f . Q 5 ,. - -v ., to ss. aflai in V ROBERT C. KILEY ll'orld Geography Faculty Equipment Manager, all sports at H.H,S.: School Transportation. Hobbies: Travel: Sports: Map Making. GHERNOT L. KNOX English Glee Club Adviser. Hobby: Tropical Fish. ALFRED THEODORE LINDBERC - .llrclzanical Drwwing Hobbies: Hiking: Mountain Climbing. DAVID MARGARETOS G. V. Radio and Electrical Appliances Repair Hobbies: Photography: Metal Crafts. MARGARET McCORMICK Latin: English Freshman Latin Club Adviser. Hobby: Travel. IDA M. McGOVERN llama Nursing: Child Care: Hygiene Charge of First Aid Room. Hobbies : VValking in open country: Reading: Gardening: Hooking and Braiding Rugs: Needlepoint. BARBARA A. McNAMARA English Hobbies: Knitting: Sewing: Reading: Travel. JOHN D. MEDAGLIA French ,' Italian: Spanish Guidance'Committee: Italian Club Adviser. Hobbies: Opera: Theater. GEORGE MORIATY Ci'z'ic.r,' lVorld History Freshman Basketball Coach: Head Football Coach. Hobbies: All Sports: Crafts. MARSHALL W. NAY Phy.vics,' Chemistry Head of Science Department Audio Visual Committee : Civic Arts Adviser: junior College Boys' Adviser. Hobbies: Football and other sports. ANTHONY I. NOON Carpentry Shop Hobbies: Bowling: Woodworking: Fishing. JOSEPH L. PELTONOVICH Sheet .llelal Shop junior Class Adviser: Rod and Gun Club Director. Hobbies: Duck Hunting: Bass Fishing: Out- board Motoring: Skeet Shooting. PATRICK J. POWER Related Printing: Math: Science: Drawing: English Hobbies: Bowling: Sports. YVONNE J. PROVOST Foods and Nutrition Hobbies: Reading: Traveling. RANDOLPH A. MILLER Problems of Deniocracyj U. S. History: Head of Social Sludies Departmenl Guidance Counselor: Classbook Photography: lirozvn and Gold Photography: Guidance Committee. Hobbies: Boating and Boat Building: Camping: Music: Photography: Historical Reading. KENNETH MORROW Civics: .-lneient History: .-lrithmelic Hi-Y Club Adviser. Hobby: Baseball. OSCAR P. NELSON Shop ,' .llachine Shop Department Chairman Seamanship Club Adviser. Hobbies: Boating: Fishing. KARL M. PEARSON U. S. History: Problems of Democracy Hobbies: Reading: Doing Puzzles. HELEN S. PICARD French Hobbies: Music: Hiking: Reading: Knitting: Traveling: Interior Decorating. DOROTHY N. PRESCOTT Bookkeeping: Commerical Law Hobbies: Photography: Travel: Gift Shop: Swimming. FRANKLIN H. REED Clzemistryg Science: Physics Camera Club Adviser. Hobbies: Early Americana: Music: Sportsg l MYRON H. RITTER Ci1'ic.v.' Ancient Hi.rtory,' .-luio Dririny Hobbies: Reading: Coaching athletics. especially football: Golf: Tennis: Hand- ball: Swimming. ELEANOR H. ROGERS French National Honor Society Adviser. Hobbies: Books: Theater. ENRICO VJ SASSO Bookkeeping ,' Typewriting: Clerical Practice Commercial Club Adviser. Hobbies: Bowling: Dancing: Swimming. RICHARD A. SCHENA Social Studie.: Army and Navy Club Adviser. Hobbies: Music: Sports: Civic Activities. FRANK JOSEPH SHORE Electrical Shop Hobbies: Hiking: Mountain Climbing: Sail- ing. ERVIDA C. SWIRKAL Shorthand: Tj'Pf1C'flfi1lg Hobbies: Swimming: Designing Clothes: Theater: Traveling. JAMES F. TIERNEY G.l . .llaclzinc Shop junior Class Adviser: Navy Club Adviser. 201 3 K2 ff 3- 3 633'- ff I . I ,pr-1 ur I m ,tu mesa? ft in ' J.. ...- 95- ie JOHN ROBERTSON Slice! .llctul Rvlolfd C-llI.Y5.' IJrlm'ing,' Scit'nct',' .llafh Sheet Bletal Department Chairman: Valentine Dance :Xclvisen Hobbies: Basketball: Football. PAUL F. RYAN Lf S. History: ll'orld History: Civics: Driver lfducation Assistant Football Coach: Assistant-Baseball Coach. Hobbies: Fishing: Bowling. WILLIAM C. SCANZANI .'1Ilf0lH0llI'C Shop Hobbies: Fishing: Teaching. ANNIE D. SCOTI' Social and Economic Problems of the Home: Home .llanayententg Head of Household Arts Department Household Arts Course Adviser. Hobbies: Knitting: Reading: Opera and ' Symphony Broadcasts. ALICE DEAN SPALDING Biology Nature Club Adviser. Hobbies: Nature Hikes: Theater: Symphony: Concerts: Trips. MURIEL A. THORNTON English Hobbies: Painting: Decorative Design: Music: Theater: Reading. JOSEPH TRIEDMAN lf S. History: Problems of Democracy tiuiclance Committee. Hobbies: Bowling: Legitimate Plays: Musi- cals: Tennis: Research: Moderator of a weekly Radio Discussion Program - Listeners Forum: Director of a Summer Camp in Maine. ELIZABETH E TLCK School LIZJVGVIGPI Hobbxes Reading Plavmg Cards Flower Gardemrxg Theater ERNEST F VALENTI Dccoraflnzj and Pam1zuqSh0p Related Ualh Sczcncc Dra mg Hobbles Fxshmg Huntmg Home Decorat m GENEVIEVE WHEELER foods Clnthmq Hobbxes Sports Readmg Sexxmg AMELIA WICKE Cloflnmj H0bblSS Readmg Gardemng Rug Xfakmg TEACHERS V 'S .Qr if qi Ev EARLE J TLRWER Plumlvzug Slwp and Related Subjects OLGA ,I VECKYS Sh nnqraphx Trpf ufztmg f ulrlance Counselor Hobb1es Record Collectmg Readmg Theater CHARLES C WHITE Hmm' GUI! 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E' i 1 S. td 'J JAMES AGRIOS Greek Jun Auto Repair R1ch playboy at 20 junxor Class Secretary rt N etal Club 1 kutomotne Club 1 7 Basket ball l -Xuto Repair Club 3 DAVID E ANDERSON Da e Xlachme Shop Career nn the seruce f lee Club 1 'AXIHUOH Club 2 Photog raphw 3 Llassbook Commntec CONSTANCE A APOSTOLOU Comme College Teacher Classbook Commlttee Semor Class Play Commlttee and Usher Latm Club pamsh Club 3 French Club 4 JOHN ATWOOD Jukr College Flectrxcal FIIRIIIECI' Basketball I 2 3 4 Cross Country 4 Student Actlvmtxes Comnnttee 3 Iatm Clu 7 .IOAY M BARTEAUX fomzrzw College Niedlcal Secretary C1 XI 1 Classbook Commutee Latm Club 7 3 French Club 4 JOHN BARTLETI' fukz' Plulnbxng Be happy Record Club l Camtra Club 7, 3 l2Dl NANCY E BASSO an LUI1lIT1lI'Cl3l Nledlcal Secretarv K -Xl 1 7 N3l10I13lI'IOllUI' Sometw bncretarx 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 Senmr Claes Plax Liber WILLIAM BAYEK B1 Plumbmg Ovln a plumbmg C'StdlDll9l'lI1'l6llt tball 7 3 Sports Club l S110 s Rulm Club Z 3 PAUL BEAUDOIN J mf Prxntmg To be happnlv marrled Rod and Gun Club 1 7 Camera Club 3 Craft5men Club 4 MARILYN BEDARD a Cmnmercxal Housexxxfe and ofbte worker Bowling Club 1 3 Commerual Club 3 GILBERT EDWIN BELANGER LUIIIIIILFCIAI I ublu Accountant Basketball Nianuger 1 7 3 4 Track uys Churub 1 C0l11IIlCI'C13l Club 3 Cun Club 3 4 Clash ook Committee BARBARA .I BENN ENLTI CUlllI1lLl'Cl3l Sucusul Ill nmlung hft m :rt cnjmablu Cmnxmrual Cub 3 7K .,-,sr ROBERT BAXTER I 7 Lmnrmrcml -Xccountant XllXLKl Llwrus 4 Freshman Councxl fnnmrcul Club 4 I-11X Clu urrlLn1nL Club v Hrr ll and 0 MARGARET MARY BEAUDOIN I wx Lnnnm rc: tl 1 K Commerclal Artist Culnxmruxl Club 3 4 BRIAN BEAULIEU Barnm Lullegf. Chemxcal Engmeer Student -Xctnxtxes Committee 7 3 H Club 3 4 EDWARD BEDNEZ Ca mkm' Qlmeet Nletal To l1ve Rod and C un Club 1 -Xrt Metal Club Lronuutxcs Club 3 'XUIOIIIOUVC Llub 4 luotbdll 1 Croun Commnttee LONSTANCE M BELVAL C mum Lunnntrexdl becretary Ltnnrmrtnxl Llub 4 GI ORIA E BERTHEL 7 Qnlltgc 4 BL a good nu1'SL XllXLllLllllI'1l 7 3 4 Clxssbook Com nntttt li xxlnnu Llub 7 3 Iatm ub Fklltll Llub 4 NADINE CONCETTA BEVILACQUA .Va Household Arts Air Line Stewardess Student Activities Committee 2. CHRISTINE BILMAZES Chris College Laboratory Technician Mixed Chorus 45 Classbook Commit- teeg Latin Club 23 Nature Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 4: National Honor Society 4. EDWARD BLOTNER Blot College Radio or television announcer Baseball Z3 Basketball 1 g Boys' Chorus 49 Mixed Chorus 45 Brown and Gold 13 junior Red Cross Council l 5 Senior Class Play Committeeg Glee Club 43 Spanish Club 4: Record Club 4. ARTHUR BOISSELLE 'lrt Civic Arts I Salesman Hrmwi and Cold 1, 23 French Club 2, 4. GEORGE BOUCHER Civic Arts Baseball Player Baseball 3. RICHARD BOVE Dirk College Physical Education Teacher Baseball 25 Football lg Hi-Y Club 4. wg- 1 5 . ,si - 1 cu' gif 0 , f i ' A' ' il A 4 Z7 , ,K- I' 5 , 3 5 gi t l bv ' n s . VINCENT MICHAEL BEVILACQUA V inny Civic Arts Law Mixed Chorus 45 Senior Class Play. HARRY CHARLES BLAINE Hutch Civic Arts Doctor or Aviator Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Record Club l. ELINOR JOY BOCHES X Ellic College Physio Therapist Brnrcn and Gold 43 Senior Class Play Committee, Latin Club 2. 35 Spanish Club 4: French Club 43 Math Club 3. LENA ANNA BONVINO .llickcy Commercial Oliice Work Classbook Committee, Commercial Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 45 Italian Club 4.5 THALIA BOUKIS Thy . Civic Arts Al'f1St Mixed Chorus Z3 Junior Red Cross Council lg Student Activities Com- mittee 2, 43 Senior Class Play Com- mittee and Usher. RICHARD BRADLEY Dirk, Brad College Fireman Boys' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 43 Glee Club 4. l27l ROI ER J BR ADLF1 HUNT cm mil 'I X Lllglll lll lr 1C ROBERT STANLEY BRODY H 1 LLL Sucus xml L I u nur Ru L 4 CUUIICI LLYLL lrx l L LJ ' i ll l Xl itll LlL RIL HARD BROWN 17161 Linn rts NL1lLQmoucy mall x ml Llmru 4 juumr cc ms L :unul l Student -Xctnltlcs om nuttu 3 4 H1 X Club 5 NICC Presl :lent 4 L xrclcnmg Club 7 RONALD C BROWN lim mv Ron Xuln Rqmur BL A xmllmnaxrc 'md rctxre LL u uto Drlxlnp, Llub 3 EUGENE BUNKER I mul I rmtmg, t I71 Xrt NlLI1l Llub l XL1tun1ut1xC Clu SCd.llldIl l11pLlub Surntarx 3 Prmurs uls Llub 7 RlTll ANN Bl RNS lxzlfllz LLIIIIHILTLI il llfilllx tcllcr xml lumsuxlin l Bmxlnug. 4 mlmru xl L lub 731 11 53 if 4' .l I 3 arf' OV-at N. 'VIARI ENE A BRADSHAW ICIYFLX mxmr Fu be succxssful Lu L Luuncxl l Stu cnt NLIIXIIILN L Illlllltlle 7 4 Senior lass l ln Lllllllllftkl Lommercul Club '5 NANCY E BROW IN 7 IL 'N ursc xml L lu ru ROBERT RICHARD BROWN D 0 Lullquc 1 H1stor5 Tcacher ltlnll 3 4 Nlxxcd Chorus Spdnlslx Club 4 MILDRED ANNE BUNCE llxllu Lullmp.,L Teacher or Secretary X I l bcmor Class Play om mltlee I rencb Club 4 IOLISE ANN BURLESS Lmnlmrudl Clerk Txplst L 1IlllllLI'Lldl Llub -l Clams bunk um mmm SANDRA BLTI ER .SGIIITX Le lIllllL.I'Lldl 1 uvmr Llass N llc Pri ILLII G 7 3 4 'X tmnal Humor Sum -1 Llmcrlndcr 7 3 -l RL3XXllllg b 7 3 Lfmrmrcxal Club 3 4 Idtm Llub Pftsldtfllt 7 DAVID BUZZELL B us: College Machinist Mixed Chorus 43 Senior Class Play Committee. DAVID CAMPBELL Soupy College Business Cross Country l, 43 Track l, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play: Latin Club l, Z3 Orchestra Z, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 43 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. SOPHIE CANTWELL S050 Civic Arts. Be a success in life ikligced Chorus 4, Horticulture Club HELEN D. CASE College Job using mathematics National Honor Society 3, 43 Nature Club, Secretary 4. DAVID F. CHANDLER Dave College Teacher Latin Club 2. DANIEL JOHN CHERNESKY Boones Auto Repair Be a multi-millionaire Auto Repair Club l 5 Rod and Gun Club 2, Football l. 7311 - W,-, 8 ',, 'fa 1 .n W 2 ,. Ai tit? 5' ff li er? all '. JANICE M. CAMMETI' Jan Commercial Secretary lirmun and Gold l 3 Commercial Club 3. EUGENE ALBERT CAMPBELL .-ll, Hart Scientific Ministry work of jeliovalfs XYitnesses LILLIAN IRENE CARTER Commercial Bookkeeper National Honor Society 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3. ALBERT CAUCHON AI, Bud, Cnush Carpentry Cabinet Maker Sports Rules Club 1, 2, Automotive Club 33 Band 1. RALPH CHAPMAN Civic Arts Radio Announcer Band l, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 43 Mixed Chorus 1. Z, 3. 4: Freshman Council, President lg Senior Class Play. JOSEPH JOHN CHIBIRKA for Carpentry To be a good carpenter XVoodworking Club 13 Seamanship Club Z3 Audio-Visual Club 3. l29l MARJORIE ELAINE CHOOIJIAN .llarjoric College Teaching Cv..-X.l.. l. 23 Girls' Chorus lg l?rn1wi and Gold Z, 3. 43 Senior Class Play' Committee: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club -13 Record Club 4. HARVEY WARREN CLAY Scientific Engineer National Honor Society 3 Treasurer -1 ltxlian Club 4 Spanish Club 3 4 MEI VIN CLEVESY v Lpholsterx Success in exerytlnng Sophomore Class X ice President Glce ui l -Xrt Club 3 Football SALVATORE A COGLIANO a Commercial Be my ovin boss Baseball lootball Nlanager l 2 WILLIAM COLLIAS C rick I' lectrical I'o be a tamous dancer Clu: Club l -Xutomotiye Club 7 3 Basketball l oo all l Cross Csuntry l 7 Dance Committee 4 SHIRLEY ANNE COYIEAI. Slmrfx Sllfllllf Coninnrcial Su rtt iry s If xu 1 vnnncruil Club I ll rtitu irt C n 1 4 0 BYRON CHOPAS Cnlltlll' l.zitin Club 2. P ATRICIA CLEV ELAN D I omnicrcial ,loin the XX -XX FS C immcrtiil Club -3 IEONARD ROBERT CI IFFORD C ijt Comtncrcial To oun my own business SIMON MORRIS COHEN College Lawyer U n C Id 7 3 4 Class 0 Committee 'National Honor Society 3 4 Senior Class Play Committee in Club 7 3 Niath Clu MARY ELLEN COLLINS College Chemist lfr 1 and I old l lumor Red Cross iunul l lunch Club 4 Nationa latin Cl 4 Stutltnt Xntixities Committee 3 RII HARD CONSTANTINO 171 I ltctrit L R tire at 7l in unit 13 Xudio X isua it lr fycct r Club 3 C UU JOHN ANTHONY COPPOLA College Radlo or ICICWISIOD vs ork Track 1 BARBARA COSIO Burlws Commcrcml Ofhcc VK ork Commcrual Club 3 4 JEANNE B COULOMBE fcamm Commerclal Model Student -Xct1w1t1es COlTll'TllttC62 Semor Class Plas COITIHICYLIHI Club 3 4 FLORENCE ELIZABETH CRIMMINCS 0 Lommz ru tl Secretary Commercial Club 3 4 JOSEPH N DACEY or College Trackl Bandl 7 LEAH D'AMBROSIO I cc Qommercml Nlcclxcal Secretary Commercial Club 3, 4 5? X Z 9 G 1 Xt, Z 'if w LORETTA THERESA CORMIER Commercxal Secretary Nfrxed Chorus 7 JOHN F COUCHLIN Jark Lphol terx B Agent Xrt Club 1 7 Sports Club 3 AVIS MAJORIE COY za Household Arts Sales glrl m a clothmg store JOAN P CURRIER lalman Pat College Furthcr education I Nllxed Chorus o Spanish Club 4 JAMES C DALY un CIVIC -Xrts Success ln hfe Football 1 7 Cross Country 3 rack 7 3 Captam 4 Nlrxed Chorus 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 SANDRA JEAN DANIELS Sandv Lommtrcmal Nledxcul Secretary Nlvcecl Lhorus 1, Broun and Gold 7, Lommtrcual Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Record Club l l31l MILDRED DAVIS rllillir Cmnmercizil -luin the XY.-XYICS fi..-X.l.. lg Cmmnercial Cflnb-1. ROSE M. DeLUCA Rom' CHIC Xrts I-Ialrdresser Classbook Commntee Commerclal ua 3 4 Itahan Club 4 Nilxe Chorus 4 FRANK DePANFILIS Braoklxn Cn IC Arts ay Baseball mth the Xankees Baseball 3 4 IEO D1-SANDO 4' Plumbrng, jdurnuman Plumb r VN uoclnorknlg Club 1 Xrt Metal Club od and Cun Club 3 ROBERT DESMARAIS B01 I lectrxcal Draftsman Scmor Class Iresxdnnt Seamanshxp L u 3 Ba eball 3 4 Sports Ru es 1 m 4 S 11 4 Xnarlmmlx Cnnnn LL PAIRIKIA ANN Dnlll RRO 1 lmiC 1 lu Xunxx lk ,,,,, . ,,,,s ig., L 3 4 3 K .wif ,f. , N41 f ni 1 5' uf -v 0 NICHOLAS MARIO DEBITETTO .Yirlc Cfmnncrcial Have success in my own business Basketball lg Mixed Clwrus -13 Fresh- man Cfmncil: Student .Xctivitics Com- mittee 2. 3: Cunnnereial Club 3, 41 Hi-Y Club Z, 3. -l. GORDON R DEMERITT jfmoks I FIIIUIIE nxter flee Llub l Rad1o Club 7 Recor Qlub 3 Xiu Club 4 Dance om nnttee 4 ERMA CHARLENE DeRUSHA Erm Commercnl To get marrxed Ninced Chorus 4 Commerelal Club 3 4 Record Club I GERARD DESAUTELS ferry Nlachme Shop Be a good NI3.CI1lI1lSt Kudxo N rsual Club 1 3 4 JACQLELIINE SHIRLEY DEVEAU Ju L1 C ,llc-ge Lnn krtsl Nurse xul Ch rn 4 Semor ss klnnnnttm xndl her Bukllllf, Llub3 SLZANNE C DIBLRRO ul L LLL I 15,11 Secretarv Xlxxnd Llu ru -1 Ireshman Cuuncxl N nur Llx ln Cnnnnttu Iatm Llub 7 Npnnsh Llub 4 Irnnch ub Llu MARIE C. DiPIRO GEORGE DIRAGO Commercial Medical Secretary Student Activities Committee 4: Senior Class Play Csherg Commercial Club :B 4 fruit'-, Gvvrgiv I Cullege To be successful in lite Cross Country -1. 3, 4, tr' LOUISE A DiVlNCENZO Pvaclzif' Commercial To be a success CECILE AN'NE'I I'E DODIER Junior Class Executne Committee L l 4 lim zz and Cfld 4 Clietrleidcr 1 7 3 Boxxling Clu Commercial Club 3 4 :I Q3 is 15 Lummercial Stcnographcr mlb FRANCI?U1B?HERTY DEMETRA SOPHIE DOLLAN Auto Repair To retire young DFW cum Rtplm, Club 7 Rcwrd Club 3 Lmnmerciil X ray Technician I notliall l if JEANNE A DONOVAN JOSEPHINE M DORI ANDO Culltgt Dietitim M Q. 5 10-WC' s Qliuri l 7 Nlixecl Clmr Crunmercixl Secretary l rm lnnin Council juniur Red Cross tb U'Ulm0fC1dl Clllb A5 Q unul l LUIRM .Xurwm fr Q innurciil Yccrctarx I atm Lli sv C7 RAYWIOND DLNPIH ANITA VALERIE Dl FRESNE HU Cummtrci tl Qecrct :rx rv- 9 UL fl VY I OVC? 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L :mum ru al Sncrrtarw udl L mlm Llu CI ADYS EMERY Lonmrncru ll Be successful Xllxed Lhoru 4 lim rr and Cold' 4 I reshman QUUIICII Surratarw Student mme QUINIHIIILQ. l 7 3 Seno Cla Plas Lshnr COIllITlCI'Cl3.I Club RICHARD ERAMO 17161. lurll rmtmg RCIIFQ at U and HV a Jet plane Press Club 1 Audro XISUHI Club 7 Rod and Gun Club 3 AXIHUOII Club 4 Classbook Commmttee FREDERICK MARTIN FAULKNER JR I nd CHIC Xrt Ou 11 a large sk1 resort Track 3 4 Xhxed Chorus 3 4 Semor Lla s Plas Commrttee Record Club 4 WILI IAM E FELLOWS I, phol an 1 Q thn ll IJLSIIIQ s L lun rd ROBERT 1 I R-ICF FERRICR LLL umm 1 L uhm. L lul mn I4l ff 1 131 har tn, g-N if E V in 'AF- DORIS ELIZABETH EMERY 21 IL 1 ClLr1calXVork ROBERT EMERY fmmx XI xchmc Shop C ood Nlachmxst X1 ho X lsual Club 7 Xeronautws Club 3 MARGARET ELEANOR FARLEY Lommerexal Smger LOIIIIHLYCIHI Club 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 1 3 'lined Chorus 4 Glee Club 4 RONALD RICHARD FAUTH If mdx Xuto Repa1r Oxxn a modern garage Xuatxon Club 1 7 Nfuslc Club 3 CI-IARLENE ROSE FERGUSON C1161 Hou ahold -Xrts Dressmaker JOSEPH FL ANACAIN L lrpmtrx Bo'1tBulIdCr L lub l Xloxxc I r jrctor u 7 Xu 1 m uw Club 3 NANCY ANN PONTAINE Nance College I l 7 Gxrls Chorus Bro 'n and C old 1 Bowlmg Club 1 Spamsh Club 4 French Club 4 DANIEL F FORTE Grcenstczn College Teacher T ack l 4 Band l Orchestra 1 Boys Chorus 4 xIlX6d Chorus 4 Gee Club 4 H Y Club 1 1 e Club 1 ARTHUR FOSS IIH1 Irt College Busmess Nlanager Stmor Clxss Play Comrmttee Bowlmg Cum 7 3 IatmClub1 7 Rxfle ub 7 3 XICC Presldent PATRICK FOLCALLT at Plumbmg Nlaster Plumber VK ooclxxorkmg Club l Home Pro jector Club 7 Rod and Gun Club 3 AVIS VIRGINIA FULLER 0 College Teacher Grls Chorus l Nlnxed Chorus 3 HOFIICLIIILIFC Club 7 CEORGETTE A GALLANT C1111 Cmc Xrts Store Clerk I Nllxcd Chorus 3 Senior Class Play COUIUIIIICL French Club 4 fQ'D- CT' ,ff 10' 'Y if we '12 f ar- QU?- 3' 9-,. 46'- '- Y 40? NI' 7 Wt:- iffa DUANE D FORD College NK 1ld Llte Conserxatxon RICHARD FORTIER Dwle C1x1c -Xrts State Pollceman Basketball 7 Iootballl 7 3 4 Track 5 4 Bows Choru 4 Nhxetl Chorus-1 C ce Club 4 R1He Club 1 DOROTHY ANNETTE FOSS Home Commercial 'Xxrlmc worker Xl l Z CIFIS Chorusl 7 Semor Class Play Commxttee Glen Club l ROBERT FRENCH Bo 2 Lpholstery Be upholsterer and buxld custom cars Rod and Gun Club 1 2 Auto Repalr Club 3 SHARLENE JEAN FUNI College School Teacher Classbook CAJIIIIIIIIILL Student Xctlvl tus Commnttce Itahan Club 4 Spunsh Cl 1b 3 'Nlath Club 3 NNW VICTORIA GARDELLA L Niuslc Supcrusor b mok Ctblllllllt It Allan u Ntcrtt mrx 4 Xl tth Club 3 l35l Av T C '5- .7 I N U A I ' ' ' GA... ,-g ' ' 13 it N. ' I L 9 ' f f' f . 2 ' . xt ,ws , r .Q I: Q 3' 7N.' 1,12 7 5 1 5 'if 5 R'fl' L- l . l 'X A I ,1 I f .f ,rl I -' xlib 4, ' . B: Cl S, C W i 'asf l . 'iv ' V Y Y I . P I 5 ' . . , -C I ' .A I I - . ' , A ,Vicgklf 5 .-Irv , ' ' U1 'A A - - F-- me -Q 4. ,. 5 15- 5 S, .. . I U V. .l Cul-Ll . I ' 'I I U 1, As ' Class 1 ' 7 'teeg 2 ' Cl b, G..-X..i2g.'- Ig ' o ' ' ,Q , - ,Q Q I -JS W . JANICE M GARDELLA m Colle L Cl'ICFI1lSl f md Cold 7 Xauonal Honor Soclctx 4 Student -7xCIlXlIlCs Com nnttu ltihan CluJ WILFRED GELINAS H lllzv Im' College Teacher Cross Country 3 4 Track l 4 B -XI 3 4 Boys Cho us 2 Nllx Chorus 7 Semor Class Play Svum Club Qncretary Treasurer 1 Rxfle Club l 7 Qecretarw Treasurer 3 RAYMOND GODFREY Rm Flectrlcal Be Quccessful Aludlo X tsual Club 1 Record Club Z Sports Club 3 RICHARD GOODWIN Coodx Clue -Xrts Cross Country 3 .IOHN H GOLLD Spmm r Carpnntry -Xrehntect Sunor Cla s X me Presmclcnt Llassbook Comnntttc blllfls Club 1 uto o NL lub -X ldllllll C, u 5 Ilancc Qthllllllllllt 4 FRANCES 'II GRAZIO I rm C ' 45-1 'Nur t N lX c o u xl as L uw is .Q-Juv Vg-T al.- ff' K' rg, X1 RICHARD GATELY Xlarlum. S111 p Prec1s1on machmxst l rn hman Class Presxdent Sophomore l Ire ulmt Jumor Class Presx flmt fu fl f'oxu'nment Day Repre Int 3 XX oocluorklng Club un XLIKIIO 'xsua l I 'VIARIE GIROUX Vick LIJIHIIILTCIAI Secretary Xllxccl Chorus 7 COI'I1fl'lGI'Cl3l Club 4 Horuculture Clubl VIRGINIA LEE GOODRICH Gznng CUlI1IU6I'Cl3.l Secretary C -Xl l 7 3 4 Commerclal Club 3 President 4 MIRIAM CECILE GOUETTE RMJI3 Commercmal Secretary clflh Chorus 7 DOROTHY JANE GRAHAM Dorm' lL r College xl1XLKl Chorus 7 4 Semor Class Play vmmcrcxa um 4 ee u 1 DIANA P GLCCIARDI Dm mrmru Qecretary Ll l lx L mum Commercta w l xuutxu L nnnnttev. 4 Ita lan 1 4 Xlnul Lhorus 4 Nano Llc! lfrr 1.31 1 I -3 ,' ' 7 I Y 611735 7 5 1 75 ' ' '- 1 4 A - 'V I 4 Z in I wx V - ll 2' l-l, f sl'lll1l4 .1 ' ' ' 13 A .Xutomobilu Cl l 21 .- ' -X' l Chl 3, ff .. . V I 1: , 3 V r lr gi Zell 'J I K. 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MARGARET HEATH Peg College Nurse Mixed Chorus 43 Bowling Club: Latin Club 2, CHARLES HEIL Charlie Commercial Typist. ,ag 'U sf Q a .ty 7 W 1 v kj' 2 NORMA ELAINE HAMEL a Commercial Stenographer -4? 4, ,in A DIANA HANOIAN Di College Teacher Girls' Chorus l 3 Classbook Committeeg National Honor Society 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 33 Math Club 3. , Q-:A , .IACKALEEN HARNCH Jackie College To be successful National Honor Society 43 Senior Class Pla Committee and Usher: Latin Club 7' Spanish Club 45 Math 43 Club 33 French Club 4. DANIEL FRANCIS HEALEY Creeper Upholstery Be America's No. 1 box attraction Senior Class Executive Committee: Junior Class Executive Committeeg Sophomore Class Executive Commit- tecg Glee Club 3, 43 Record Club 1, Z5 v ,, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4. 0? . ? 2 ' RICHARD HEBERT College Bovs' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus ,. 1, 2, 33 Camera Club l, 2. , 9 , f fi a , ROBERT GARDNER HILL Clem Machine Shop Swim the English Channel junior Class Executive Committee: Sophomore Class Executive Commit- teeg Press Club lg Audio-Visual Club 23 Glce Club 33 Student Council 3, 4. I37l ELIZABETH HINDS lfcffj' College. Nurse Mixed Chorus Z1 l.atin Club l, 2. FRANK GEORGE HOLT III Civic Arts Cross Country l, 2, 31 Track l, 2, 3. MICHAEL HOUSE .llikv Plumbing Go into business Sophomore Class Executive Commit- tee: :Xrt Metal Club l. 2: Camera Club 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH HOYT Bill Sheet Metal Be a great tin knoclcer Auto Repair Club Z: Aeronautics Club 33 Student Activities Committee 3, JOAN HUNT .ltuzmn College National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4: Student .Xctivities Committee 33 Bowling Club 33 Latin Club 23 Nature Club. Secretary 3, President 43 Class- book Committee. LOLISE IASIMONE f.nl.n Coiiirnercizil llairtlressur or Secretary ti..-X.l.. .25 Commercial Club 4, ISI ab 'fa I4 G. f Y' YQ X A5 f 5 r' A - 'Q if ' I' L' sr .-an N 'G-S 1 C Y H 1' l -X 0. t 6 at we MARGARET HOLLAND Pvrum' College Magazine or newspaper work fi.,X.I.. l: lirofen and Gold 4: Fresh- man Council, Vice President: Senior Class Play Committee: Latin Club 2, 3: French Club, President 43 Record Club 3. GAIL PROULX HORNING Household Arts Housewife Girls' Chorus 2. LORRAINE SHIRLEY HOWES Lorrie Household Arts Housewife or Nurse DAVID HUGHES Dibliy Cplifrlstery Be a good upholsterer Art Club 1 3 Glee Club Z3 Rod and Gun Club Zg Automotive Club 35 Navy Club 4. W'ILLIAM H. HUTCHESON Bill College Mechanic Freshman Council. TIIAYER V. ILLSLEY Civic ,Xrts Singer Mixed Chorus 5, 4. SANDRA ROBERTA .IAQLES T1111d1 Collage l .15h1o11 Illustrator 7 3 4 Xllxed Choue Studun Xct111t1cs C11111m1ttee 7 Cheer edclcr 7 3 Semor Class Pl.11 um ITIIIILL .mtl Cslnr Bmlmg Club 3 'Xa111111f1l Ho1111r Suclcty 4 IORNELIA ANNE JOHNSON ll C11llc1.,1 S1C1'1t1r1 I4 r 1 5 L IlIllLl 1 s I 1.11111 ll 1 111111 lun JOHN WILLIAM JLDSON Ill C111 1l ry Capt 1111 III the 'Navy 1111 lllNlll1l lub 1 I lcc 111 Xut1111111111e Clulm I BARBARA RELLEY liar! C11llkj.,k ur 1' 1 11l11L1 11 L l 1 sl11111lx C111111111tt1L l rul1111111C111111 1 1 N 11 111 1 ID RIC HARD A KENNEDY 1711! lutru l'l1Ltr111111 Nlmlll 1 XI11111. Pr111u11r ID NN 11 R A J 1 GRACE CHRISTINE RETCIII1 1 1 C1111111111L1 1l IX 1stcr11 l l1Ctr11 7 NIIXLKICIIUYIIN 7 N'R 38-6. 7 va-rs., Qin. -ff' 'Q v-5 ,F rf- fs. 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ROBERT LACERTE I 7 Lum Xrts 1 lorest Ranger Baskttbtll l l ootball l Student Act1 nttes Lommxttet 3 Boxxlmg Club l 2 bardunng, Club 2 3 JOAN C LACASSE Shortle To haxc a successful marrxage Nilxed Chorus 7 3 4 Bro tn and Gold 4 btudcnt Xctluttcs Commlttee 3 RONALD C LANGLOIS Roruzu' Sheet Nictal Jet Pllot -Xerouautncs Club l -Xutomotne Club 7 Rod and Gun Club 3 Crown Com mlttee 4 ROBERT I AVALLEE in 1 Collngn lnadnr Lomb Basnball l 7 3 L utam-1 Baskctball l H mtballl 7 3 -1 NllX6KlClUI'1J JOYCE LeBLANC Lutnnuruxl Stcrttary NUI' Llt S IX Cllllllll Ill iv!! rual L lub 3 M ' s. 7- :3 fu. Q E FRANK KOSTAS kltllcgr' 'Ill achieve true happiness in my lift-tuna lia-kutball 3. WIARCIA LaFO'WTAlNE llxrltq L nnutrcxal journalxst 4 rls Chorus 7 lreshman Councll L mnnncrual Club 3 4 JOAN MARIE LAGASSE Joanze Commerclal Qecretanal or omce work C urls Chorus 4 Nllxed Chorus 4 JOSEPH LaROSA The Hazr Xuto Repalr Mrplane Niechamc Sophomore Class Fxecutue Commlt ter -Xrt Nletal Club 1 Xuto Repalr Club 7 Howe Proyector Club 3 Football 1 7 3 JOHN N LeBLANC lark C tmmtrcxal Tvpmg and hlmg work l 1 lxntbtll 1 73 Co Captam 4 Foot l Boys Chorus 4 jumor L ts L tcll 1 Stucltnt 'Xctwmes Lunnnttu 4 Commercxal Club 4 mluunp, Club 1 7 BERNARD S LEBOR Bt rm Lnxc rts 'Nan Carter ROSE ANN LEEMAN Rosle Con1merc1al ConF1dent1al Secretary CAI l NI1xed Chorus 4 Cheer leader 7 3 Head Cheerleader 4 Com merclal Club 3 4 .IEAN ANN LEITH fcamlrr' Commercxal Secretary Commerc1al Club 3 4 DAVID L LESSARD C1v1c Arts Play for the Boston Brums Football 4 Jumor Red Cross Coun WILLIAM NORMAN LEVIS B1 I' lcctrlcal To be a success -Xrt Club 1 Glee Club 7 Record Club 3 Nlavy Club 4 Classbook Comm1ttee MARILYN EMERSON LEWIS Collage Laboratory TCCIIIHCIHII I 3 4 Orch tra G1rls Chorus 1 Nat1o11al Honor Socmty 3 Treasurnr 4 Student 5xct1x1 t1es COIIIFIIIIICE. 4 Latm Club 2 3 AUDREY M LIBBY Rc Commerclal Secretary Commerclal Club 3 4 39 M1 VINCENT PAUI LEGARE I UU SCICIIIIRC Flectromcs I-ngmeer oss Countrx 1 7 1 Scmor s Play Commlttee Boxxlmg' Club 1 Ia 111 Club 1 7 R1fle Club 7 3 ROBERT R LEMERISE I FHIOH Flectr1cal Mr torce man tor 70 xears Rad1o Club 1 Record Club 7 Gee Club 3 Xioue Pro1ector Club 4 Foot ball 1 Classbook Commntce DOROTHY LEVESQUE Dome CIVIC Xrts Dancmg smgmg actmg Nlvced Chorus 4 Semor Class Play Comm1ttee Glee Club 3 BEVERLY L LEWIS College Semor Class Play Comm1ttee Bovslmg Club 3 I atm Club 7 Xat1o11al Honor 5oc1ety 4 DIANA B LIBBEY Collect I11ter1or Decorator r-' I rl Chorus 7 Xlvced Chorus 3 4 Q Semor Clxs Play CLJITIITIIIICC CARMIINE LoCONTE Carm 1 lectrlcal Ret1re at 19 Soplmmorc Class Pxccutne Comm1t t Ircss Club l I lee Clu 7 Auto ff x nur Club 3 lootball 4 ... 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I43I A Al 1 5- T7 -J ffl r , , 1 .nd 23 , sf .3 ' Y' EARI IOVELY in r JOHN R LLCAS 1 ukc College Pharmacist ack 7 3 4 Nlixed Chorus X itional Honor Society President and Nice President 3 4 Student Activities Committee 3 latin Club 7 RICHARD LYON Dick l Vllltlllg earn tlic ubole printing trade lucorcl Llub 1 lriuters Devils Club MARILYN CLAIRE MacEWEN 1 ac Lollcgc Nlurse Senior Llxss llax Lsber Spanish Llub 3 Secrctirx 4 Wational Honor Society 4 MARGARET MACUIRE funn Hou Lbolfl -Xrt Hairdresser Horticulture Club 7 President l A. CONSTANCE MAJONOS Connie Commercial Secretary Min-cl Chorus 4: Senior Class Play Lklicrg Bowling Club 13 Commercial Club 33 Record Club l. .IOHN MARDEN Farmer Auto Repair Get rich driving a truck Record Club 1: Auto Repair Club 23 Auto Driving Club 3. CYNTHIA LEE 'VIASON tn Commer 1al Secretars C1 AI l Xlixerl Chorus 4 Commer cial Club 3 4 CARLENE MATHAN Commercial Secretary Commercial Club 3 4 C WILLIAM MAUZERAL House College TV Technician Football 1 7 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 PATRICIA LOUISE McAVOY ac Commercial Teacher Al 7 'Nlixed Chorus Z Senior Class Play Committee Commercial Club 3 Ewcecutixe Committee 4 SHERMAN P McCUTCHEON af Commercial Bookkeeper Senior Class Play Committee Bowling Club 1 it -l 4 .' fg. 1 . lt' ft Ai It 'C' f fb Y- CHARLES EDWIN MARTIN Charlie, Chuck Commercial Commercial Teacher Mixed Chorus 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. PATRICIA MASSIE a Commercial Successful marriage Xlixecl Chorus 3 Bowling Club 2 .IUDITH MATTIIES .ludx College Nurse Nlixed Chorus 4 lrcnch Club 4 GUY HENRY MAWHINNEY C145 College Athletic Coach Baseball 3 4 football 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 CAROLYIN RUTH McCARTHY Ruffin' Comma rclal OH1ce VX orker Commercial Club 3 4 MARY EDITII McDONALD Comme rci xl Secret try COYIHIICFCI xl Club 3 43 . F. Cr' . V H f r P fi ' Q. ' . '- I 'V' It ' I' .Q .. I .1 ' I 1 tk sr b A., V 2 . I , f 7 7 T'-,V , Q . , i v, ' ' iv- ' r I . '. ' . 5 7 ' . tv I I 1 Q . ,11 A ' I ' . 4 T- ' o...4.-g.' - 5 ' 0- f Q f ' ' ' '. ' ,- , I, ' if f . E , Sr :I . 5 I 1 I i J. PETER Mc-DONNELL I' 'ft' College 1 Teacher-Coach Baseball.3g Basketball l 5 Football 3, 4, Manager 2. 31 l3..'X.l., l, 3, 4. .IENNESS MERRICK liuddy Auto Repair Own a large garage Seamanship Club l 1 .-Xuto Repair Cl11b 2, 3. RONALD MINION Sonny Commercial Business Executive MARGUERITE MITCHELL .llidyr Commercial ofiice work Mixed Chorus 4. GLORIA JEAN MONCOUSKY fffoielt' Commercial Secretary Commercial Club 3. 4. .IOIIN T. NIOOSIIIAN .ItIt'A' Commercial .Xccoiiiplisli something in life Basketball Nlaiiauer l, .23 Mixed Cllltfllb 3. -li Cross Clitllllfy I. .21 ,lunior Red Cfiisg Council lg Com- mercial Club 3, 4, 44I f 2 O H R qw al x- 1 I , 7 lf 5:22 Q... 'g .- 'mr af: -V lv is lr if of . Ki i'- J if ix f. 55 s. f' l A '- sr 1 Q. ' I .4 f I law uh ANN Mm-LAUCHLIN .lmm Civic Arts Secretary Girls' Chorus P: Mixed Chorus 43 Senior Class'Play Usher. DONALD MERRILL Don Commercial Newspaper work lfresliinan Council: Student Activities Committee 43 Commercial Club 3, 4. DONALD MICHAEL MINSENTI Don College Be a millionaire Italian Club 4. THOMAS PAUL MONAHAN Tom Civic Arts Own a Cadillac convertible Senior Class Play Committee. LOUIS MOORADIAN 1,011,110 Scientific Millionaire Baseball 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track lg Band lg Boys' Chorus 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 4: Brmwi and Gold Z, 33 Iireslnnan Council: Student Activities Committee 23 Bowling Club l, 25 l.atin Club 23 German Club 2, 3g Garden Club 1, 2, 33 Rifle Club 2, 35 Record Club 1. 2. LOUIS MORELLI Squirt .Xuto Repair Grow 3 feet ,Xrt Club l. lg Auto Driving Club 35 Navy Club 43 Football 1. NORMAN MORGAN Norm Sheet Metal Air Force Aeronautics Club lg Glee Club Z5 Aviation Club 3. JoANNE L. MULDOWNEY Jo Commercial Housewife and Private Secretary Brozvn and Gold 33 Bowling Club 19 Commercial Club 3. ROBERT MURPHY Murph College Cartoonist Hmm: and Gold 23 Classbook Com- mitteeg Senior Class Play Committeeg Latin Club 2. ADELINE NEUSNER Addie College Laboratory Technician Classbook Committee: Junior Red Cross Council lg Senior Class Play Committeeg Latin Club .25 Spanish Club 45 French Club 45 Math Club 33 National Honor Society 4. NICHOLAS P. NIONAKIS Nick College French Teacher Football lg Freshman Councilg Stu- dent Activities Committee 2, 3, 4g Senior Class Playg Latin Club lg Spanish Club 43 French Club 43 Math Club 3. JUDITH NOYES Judy College Bowling Club 3, 4: Latin Club lg Nature Club. Vice President 4. ith: 3 ei Y .ie I .iii is 14,9 'Bri' 2 N 'J 'sr 6' 'Qu i, .Af AQ' ,,,.- i AG' . -1 G. Tk' Y, 117' WAYNE RICHARD MOSES .llu, lfango Printing Marine jet Pilot Chess Club lg Automotive Club 25 Seamanship Club 3: Aviation Club 45 Printers' Devils Club -1. JAMES MLFLLEN Rfd .-Xuto Repair Be a big wheel Senior Class Executive Committeeg Automotive Club 2, 33 Aviation Club 43 Basketball 45 Trade .Ycfesv Staff 45 Dance Committee -lg Classbook Com- mittee. DONALD NELSON Red College Master Mechanic Football Z, 3. JOSEPH R. NICOLOSI .Vick College Dentist Baseball 23 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club lg B.A.L. President 3, Vice President 4. MAUREEN NOONE Commercial Medical Secretary G..-X.l.. 1 3 Classbook Committeeg Com- mercial Club -l. DAVID LESLIE ORDWAY Dave Civic Arts Auto Salesman Track 1, 3. 43 Boys' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 3, 43 junior Red Cross Council lg Student Activities Committee 2, 35 Senior Class Play. HI NORMA ELIZABETH PACKARD .Y urm Commercial 1 Secretary Bowling Club 23 Commercial Club 4. MARIAN ELIZABETH PALLARIA Butch Commercial Hairdresser Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Commercial Club 3. 4. ROBERT PARE Bob Carpentry Go to Hawaii Movie Projector Club l, 23 Automotive Club 33 Classbook Committee. JAMES PAVLAKIS The Golden Greek Scientific-College Politician Football 1, 2, 33 Freshman Councilg Senior Class Play, Hi-Y Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 45 Spanish Club, Vice President 4. CARY R. PELLETIER Commercial Businessman Cross Country, Captain 43 Track 3, Senior Class Play Committee: Ritie Club 2, 33 Commercial Club, Execu- tive Committee 4. WINSTON R. PERLEY ll 'impy General Vagabond junior Red Cross Council, President 1 5 Senior Class Play. I-Nil if QT' V ANY' Qui' ts Q 1 T .xr Y 'SI ,J t . I Qi:- - . 54 1 Xf,E,.4 A X . g . 5 fl 0 as-1 R, 4, Q , -To l 9 'Q' , . .. fan: - rf' JOHN PACE Commercial Public Accountant FRANCES PANANUS Fran Commercial Join the XYAVES G.A.l., lg Mixed Chorus 1. MARILYN PASCUCCI Mal College Medical Secretary G.A.I-. 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 45 junior Red Cross Council l. NANCY PAXINOS Pary College Sophomore Class Vice Presidentg Mixed Chorus 43 Junior Red Cross Council, Vice President lg Student Activities Committee 33 Senior Class Play Committee and Usherg Latin Club Z. RICHARD LEEMAN PENNY Dick Printing Attend Southern Military Institute Senior Class Executive Committee, Aeronautics Club 1 5 Audio-Visual Club lg Rod and Gun Club 3, Aviation Club 43 Printers' Devils Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Classbook Committee, Dance Com- mittee 4, MARIE L. PHANEUF Commercial Secretary lfresliman Council: junior Red Cross Council 1: Senior Class Playg Com- mercial Club 3, 4. PATRICIA PHINNEY Pat Civic Arts Laboratory technician in the service Mixed Chorus 2, 3. GERALDINE HENRIETTA PROPPER Gerry College Go places and do things Bram: and Gold 3, 43 Senior Class Play Committeeg Bowling Club 33 l.atin Club l. 2, 3, 43 French Club, Vice President 43 National Honor Society 4. JOHN E. PURCELL Jack Civic Arts Mechanical Engineer Track 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Student Activities Committee 2. MAYER RABINOVITZ .llikv College Businessman Bowling Club 2: Spanish Club, Presi- dent -lg Swim Club l. WALTER RABUSKA Walt Carpentry To graduate Senior Class Executive Committeeg Rod and Gun Club lg Aquarium Club 25 Automotive Club 33 Basketball lg Football lg Student Council 3, 43 Classbook Committee. ROBERT M. REED Bungi Electrical Successful electrician Seamanship Club 2, President 35 Foot- ball l. ,P rv I 5 ie' Y 55' 'C' Na - Z .lj 13 Th . ' ,Q Q 5.1 5- V B t 4 R ' gh- Vw' qc' fiavb AN g an I 3 'Y' V , ,gi X 'Sl V I MARILYN SHIRLEY PRESCOTT Mal Commercial Secretarial VVork Commercial Club 3, 3 Record Club 35 National Honor Society 4. JOHN L. PROVOST Jack, Zip Carpentry Travel with the Navy Sports Rules Club 2: Auto Repair Club 33 Navy Club 43 Football Student Manager l, 2, 3. LEONARD EDMUND QUINTAL Len College Radio and TV Technician Mixed Chorus 4. MARILYN LOIS RABKIN Jlal College Dramatics Brown and Gold 25 Classbook Com- mitteeg Senior Class Play Usherg LatinTClub 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 4g French Club 45 Record Club 3. CONSTANCE ABBOTT RAMSEY Connie Civic Arts Model Mixed Chorus 3, 43 junior Red Cross Council lg Cheerleader lg Student Activities Committee 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Play Usher. THOMAS RHEAUME Frcnrliy Sheet Metal To be a success Aviation Club lg Navy Club 25 Foot- ball l 5 B.A.L. 23 Crown Committee 4. l47l JOHN CHARLES ROBERTS Civic Arts Track lg Commercial Club 3, ROBERT ROGERS Bull College Commercial Pilot Football 2. PAUL E. ROWE Popcorn Carpentry Be a 21 year man in Navy VVoodworking Club 1 5 Glee Club 23 Aviation Club 3g Navy Club 4. GARDNER .I. RYAN Civic Arts Mechanic Track lg Boys' Chorus 13 Student Activities Committee 4. ALBERT ST. ONCE Saint Sheet Metal Good sheet metal worker VVooclworking Club lg Auto Repair Club 2, 3. FAITH SALVINI Commercial Secretary Commercial Club 3, 4. 1481 -.x- - ' , C. , V A ff... it N- f - ,Krabi K . . . 1. ,.- A it 'I 1 K X I' K. V 4 X' Q 2 5 M , J, M-Q 'Q ,3 'kv 5 ' , Sl ' e. 'as 9 if A QU!! -y-4 is .SL .3 s 1 ff' NORMAN A. ROBINSON Rabbit' Commercial Air Force Basketball l, 3. 43 Cross Country 2, 33 Commercial Club 43 Hi-Y Club 4. .IOHN A. ROSATONE Jack Commercial Certitied Public Accountant Commercial Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. ROBERT C. ROWELL Bob Sheet Metal Tin Knocker Aeronautics Club 1, 2, 45 Movie Pro- jector Club 3. KEVIN G. RYAN Civic Arts Mechanic JACK SALDI Carpentry Own a bank Senior Class Treasurerg junior Class Treasurerg Press Club 15 Aquarium Club Z5 Auto Repair Club 3. RONALD J. SAMPSON Ron, Sam Plumbing Successful businessman Sports Rules Club l, 2, 3. MARIO JOSEPH SANTARELLI 'lfc' zu College Engineer Baseball l Basketball 1 Football l Boys Chorus 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Freshman Council Bowling Club 1 Italian Club l Latin ub 7 Spanish Club 3 Gard ning Club l 3 Record Club l 7 Rifle Club 2 3 Camera Club 3 GAIL SARCENT GH3 Commercial Airline Hostess ROBERTA D SARGENT Bobble Civic Arts Auto Mechanic Cirls Chorus 7 Senior Class Play Committee LUCILLE M SCAGLIONE I 1463 Commercial Housewife XI l 7 3 Bowling Club 1 om mcrcial Club 3 Secretary 4 MICHAEL SCHENA ,llike Carpentry Civil Engineer Radio Club 1' Movie Projector Club -2 . uto Repair Club 3' Classbook Committee. DONALD SELVAGGIO Don Commercial Music Teacher Cross Country 13 Senior Class Playg Commercial Club 3, 4. 'mm SK. Ox ALFRED F SANVILLE Fred Saudi Carpentrx Z0 Year Xian in Navy XX ooduorking Club 1 Glee Club 7 Xutornotnc Club 3 Nan Club 4 Classbook Committee JANET SARCENT an Commercial Bookkeeper C1 X L 1 7 Xlixed Chorus 4 Y' WNW N3 , S 'vs V '4 si 775 V7 'NO J' f-0 me ,'O' I us., r 'sf CORRINE ALICE SAUROIL S'n0okx Commercial Telephone operator 'Nlixecl Chorus 7 4 Bowling Club 3 Commercial Club 3 4 SHIRLEY SCAMPORINO Shir! Commercial -Xirlme hostess Commercial Club 3 4 REEVA SCHOLNICK College Music Supervisor Cirls' Chorus 4' Bros n and Gold 3 4' Classbook Committee' french Club' Senior Class Play Usher' Latin Club 2' Spanish Club 4. RONALD SELVAGGIO , Ron Civic Arts lilemcntary Teacher Mixed Chorus -l. in T 1491 'Q 'X X 'es' X D 'VIIRIAM QERKWAN Ulm: L IIIIIILILIII Irr1fL 1111111 Dancer ll Phu L11111111tteL Com Fklll ELWICE .IOANINE SHAW F1411 C1x1c Xrts Nurse Qc1pl1o1110rL Claw Exccutlxe Comrmt TLC Xhxcd Ch0ruQ 4 Iunlor Red Cr l Student Xct1x1t1u Cflllllllltllf. 4 Nu11urLI1sQ lu Lwher Spamsh Llulm 'I rm urcr 4 JOHN SHUGRUE Jnlzmu lun Xrt 'I X Pngmecr Xl1xul Llwrus 4 IREWE RITA SIMARD Hlnmlwlcl -Xrt HHlfdF6SSlI1g XJ fv 'sf uv- I UNF' 'Q QI1urlL1cllr 7 3 Sncrntarv 4 gh g BERWILE SlRSlxl MARCIA Sl EEPER .. . -Sl' 111 4 7 H 9 J-4 X 1 J , 55, 'C' 3 ARTHI R SHAHIAV r n R1cI1 plaxbow A 1 u r lllftl' -I IRA H SHINBERC Cullum Bone Spccxallxt L11 lmrmk C1111n11ttcc Qenmr C. an 11 tu lll ub 1 I ru cl Clu JUDITH SILVERMAN Lullegc lfrn ln and C wld 7 3 4 Semor Class ay COITIIUIUCK. Boxxlmg Club 7 I 111 Club 7 3 French Club 4 Record Club 3 RONALD P SIMONE I qqlf' Collage NICtCOI'OIOglSt Sunur Cl us PIM CUIIIFIIIIICL CONSTANCE F SKIBICKI C mm: L 1111n1v.rc11l H11fdfCSSlllg Lu1111mrc1al Club .5 4 SQIIIOI' Class I lax L111111111ttu PAULINE A SOMMA I nlly ll-fu,-cl11lcl .1 rts Nurse .IANICE ?PAULDINC an Commercial To get married Girl Ch nrus Z' junior Red Cross Council l Student -Xctlwities Com mittee Qcn or Clas Plax Csher CfITlITlLl Cldl Club 3 -3 'Xatu nal Hon 3 cictw -1 VALERIE E SPRY 1 Commercial Olhce XX orlt BtHXllllg Club 7 ELAINE STEWART I 01110 College Buxer latin Club 7 French Club 4 Senior Class Plas JESSELYN SURETTE 1155 Commercial Court Stenographer 1 7 'Nationxl Honor Socictx 4 Student Xctnitles Coninnttee 3 Stnior Cliss Plav Committee Com mtrclal Club 3 4 HALLIE T TAPLIN 71111111 Plectrical Learn electrical trade lxoc anl C un Club 4 HELEN OLINENE TATRO KKK Household Xrts Nurse 'is fi 07 fi Qi '? .,.-J FORTUNE CERALDINE SPERO 1750111 1 llrauselitnlcl .-Xris I Dressmaker 'NIERILYN PATRICIA STAPLES Pa 1111111 College Doctor at a mission Orchestra l 7 .3 Mixed Chorus 3 Classbook Committee latin Clu Spanish Club 3 4 L MILDRED STEVE ART llzllzc Commercial I egal Secretary Classbook Committee MARY A SYCHEVSKY llurfza College Niedical Secretary C ll but lt Conmntttc 'National Honor cietw -1 atm Club 7 PATRICIA TARPLEY KI Commcrci il Nfedical Secretary 3 Nationa Honor Socictv 4 Bowling, Club 1 7 VIRGINIA H TAYLOR Ginny College C o to Paris l 7 3 Pre iclent-1 junior C os Council l Student Xctixities Connnxtttc 7 Senior Class Ilty om nntttt lloxxlins, Club 3 SHIRLEY THOMPSON Commercial Tvaclier of Religious Education DAVID ARTHUR TRAISTER Duct' College Doctor Band l. 2, 33 Classbook Committee: Senior Class Play Committee: Latin Club Z. 33 Sxvimlning Club lg French Club -13 Math Club 3. GLORIA URSANO lvifley Commercial Private Secretary MINERVA WEBSTER ilvvlw Civic .-Xrts Television Production G.A.I.. l. 2. 3, -lg Commercial Club 4. ROSEMARY WEEKS li'n.viv Coinnicrciztl Secretary Iimvling Club Z. RANDOLPH HARMON WENTWORTH, JR. -Q A lmmini- Civic .-Xrts Service F-tznnp tilt: lg Rim tlnb l. l53I B, 6' 'sf fs Jil 4.1- SHELIA JEAN TIMMINS Shixlz Iiistribntive Education Model .p Mixed Chorus 2: Nature Club 1. 5' MYRA LOUISE UPSON Connnurcial lie successful in my chosen career '55 G.,-Xl.. l. Z1 Mixed Chorus 43 Bowling Club 33 Crnnmercial Club 3, 4. v , 1 CHARLES VUYTOWECZ Vifmriinzs 4 Printing Get rich and get married Senior Class Secretary: Aeronautics , Club l : Radio Club 23 Record Club 33 'a Navy Club 43 Basketball 13 Football 13 Printers' Devils Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Activities Committee 3, 4. fr V .W K Us WILLIAMIQILQ WEDGE 7 ' Machine Shop Yu-Yo Champion 'Q V 3 Soplinniore Class Executive Commit- R ' -1- ,f tee: Classbook Connnitteeg Sports Club if P A li ict-mtl Club 21 Gite Club 3. W -'J' x ? ' V lt ut SHIRLEY WEINBERG Shir! ,Lx Connnurcial Retail buyer I 1 Q K, lw'r'uft'11 und Cfnld 3, -lg Commercial :I I Club 3, -l. , 24 ma. LEONARD S. W'EZESA .-llw l XXI-ltling Play for the Rnd Sox ? x J let-.'.,r.i Llnb 1. 31 A-in cum 3. PATRICIA WHITE Pdf College Secretary Mixed Chorus 2, 3. MARY A. WILLIAMS College Chemist fi,.'X.l.. 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, -11 Bowling Club 31 Latin Club 2. PATRICIA ANN WILSON Paltz' Commercial Secretary Classbook Committee: Commercial Club 3, 4. CAROLYN WOOD Carol College Secretary fi.. X.l.. 1, 2: Mixed Chorus Z, 3, 41 Senior Class Playg Bowling Club 2, 35 l.atin Club .23 Spanish Club 3. HAROLD EVERETT WOODSUM, JR. ll?-ll'c', IV00dy Cpliolstery Be a successful upholsterer Glec Club 15 Art Club 2, 33 Classbook Committee. W. ROBERT WYSOCKI Holm College Chemical or electrical engineer lfrorcu and Gold Z 3, -13 National Honor Society, Vice President 3, President 4: Student Activities Com- mittee 3: Senior Class Play: Italian Club 4: Latin Club Z3 Math Club 3. 'R -0' .f-'7 1 'W' 'T '? we i' 5 Q we M- kg 1 .J 9 , f .Huw ltr' r ' .tj - fy RICHARD WHITELY Dirk Civic Arts NYindow Trimmer or Navy PATRICIA WILLIAMS Pat College Medical Secretary fi.:X.l.. l, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 2, 33 latin Club Z, RICHARD WILSON Dick College Photographer Mixed Chorus 4: Camera Club 1, 2. ELEANOR FRANCES W'OODSUM Eli ' Commercial I Housewife Coniniercial Club 4. WILLIAM W. WRIGHT ll'1'lIvur, Iflnslz Upholstery Go to college .-Xrt Club lg Record Club 25 Sports Club Z, 35 Baseball 3, 43 Basketball I. 2, 3, -1: Track 1, 2, 3, 43 B.A.L., Treasurer 43 Football 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 43 Dance Committee 4. I FRANCES PATRICIA YOUNG Commercial Join the XV.-XVES X Girls' Chorus 2: Commercial Club 4. 5 X3 lfl 4 JOHN ZIMINSKI I College Rest-arcli in medicine I ,, Q' R National Honor Society 4. S ,L ,rr ig H Jiv lfjlibl ZOIE ZOTTU Zo Commercial Nurse V G.A,I-. 1, 23 Classbook Committeeg fx f, Commercial Club 3. Executive Com- ' 4 mittee 4: Mixed Chorus 43 Italian I Club 4. 75, i , , O GERALDINE L. ZINS ffvrrir Civic' ,Xrts Clztssliouk Committee: Mixed Chorus 41 Commercial Club 4. W'ILLIAM P. ZOULIAS Bill Plumbing Master Plumber Sports Club l, 23 Auto Driving Club 3: Basketball l. 'I Introductiont H H S ---3,--. LJ i!r? f-If f '-4-I4 1 Xtttptanu. of btmor responsibilities 5 High S . QQgpKn.f'46 larexxell to H H Q 3 . 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A I .r A I A Q , i HIGH SCHOOL -Xngelma B Catanzaro Secretary Clalre F Nugent Clerk Typlst Anthonette Xioroms Stenographer Cler TJ 4 KEEPERS OF THE LOG The ofhce IS the hub ot the school and runs most effxclently desplte the mvasxon by hordes of students requlrmg adnnt sllps and attent1on of all k1nd It IS here that assemblles are made programs are planned so that each teacher and student can be found mstantlv parents and publlc are met vnth courtesy test scores and endless character ratmgs processed and where transcrlpts and recommendanons to colleges and employers are sent out Desplte the tremendous vxork that IS done dallx by our loyal ofhce staff they find tlme to render a helpmg hand to the students and to glNC all who reqmre thelr asslstance a smlle TRADE SCHOOL Lorrame M Dupuis Clerk Stenographer Rose Cheempllkas Sec retary Mary G Spera Clerk Stenographer - - - 1 . ' V ' . I ' 3 1 - Y . . , - k. ' 1 e .5 1 . , ' 1 ' l 'zfir ,J 1 . L ufrxfrw 3 . ,' I ' S Y . 4 9 Y . , , - s A .- 4 'f . is 1 f ' L . l L . . w - y , - 9 A - Y - ACTIVIT Loving friends, and youths and maidens gay . . IES .idglid W PK CLASS Q c 1 lrram Clglllt 111 the morn u11t1l one thlrtx 111 tht atternoo11 It lb just 0 e tla55 after another lwr 5e1e11 per1ocl5 a dax me 5trug,Lled through Cl'155e5 that uere llfllllbplflflg cl1t11tult or llll'1I'lUllS clq1e11Cl111g upon our own 111f111cl nr upuu tht suhjut or teuhcr I 1111 a ter tht l15t hell there ls 110 lctup Xfter11cx111 5ess10n5 tor ll'ldl lX flete11t1u115 for 5c1111e and e11dle55 home the lllllllllflg bPKNl5H Habla ul IL5pa11ol GRILPK Its all Greek to me l.iv1Y l.1z1r1 l 7 ff ' in g - V' . l . . .Q , n f i A Al '-. A ' A' 4 I . work for ull still face us as we shoot out of .....M.,,. l E, X V 1 F' 5 w E , ,, , ...Avi 1 X ,. Q ,511 1 1 l f- fl P rf pt F'Qgf Q1 1 ff A , , A lp 3- INSPECTION Our teachers xx ere just great' 'lhu renmamed for the most ptrt the same patlent and sufferlng people trom the hrst to the last flux ot school l'herL were tunes though xxhen the hne hctxxeen lndepenclence and lIl5UlCllLL was xcrx nne but a trlp to Room lOl otten settled suth chffercnees one wax or mother Our trrencllx ttuhers xuth some cooperatlon or rehelhon Irom us of course have helped us leue our ehssrooms the well rnformecl utrzens that we are todas Sea Islands now Ld.lCllldtlUllS 'HIV -XCCOLNTING Doesnt the adchng maclnnc 0 fr rnake mistakes GEOGRAPHY. VVish I were on one of those South CFXPRXI NIATH It xou xull Just check your fl N, , 1 V A ,E V 'L L ,Ol ,, 5 1 IVXCJI IS VI ell gots hke thx N XIILCH YN IL -XI DR -KVM ING Those shapes and figures PLBLIC BPE-XKING -Xu you sure xt comes off? r., 1 'vi Y 'IuE.!. RPT-XII SI'I I IX! I I1kL thls part best I L-KIIX Iursan et Imac UIIFI1 IIIQIIIIIIIS 4 IIIXAIJII IT XII-KN Rnd thosp Itdlnan reports 1 . .-yr 4. Q , - li' X I- Q -A , ' I W ' 34 Q l.. I ti .IV i L-- '- L, A . -I 1- k Y . I J Q ,,,.. , . A 1, - af- ., - . I 'I 9 rs - I Al l - I-I. ' ,it -' 's. I, 'f ' 51 bf' is ks Wa' I a 5 I A A ' 4 - x 7 U , 1 I-fx D I W , I A L , Z I V 4 .I , 14. ., ' , I hw 7 .,,, a me -5 tr. , u I . ' I f' I I QONIXIPRQI-'KI L-XXX Have we a breach of contract SP ll ING H4146 If Ugllfffl' Please or not X! GIRLS BIOLOGY So many thmgs to learn about one httle plant GERNI -KN XX hat are they xxrxtmg PROBLENI5 Ewerybody looks so lnterested -.i ,ff l6lj 'I X PFW RITINC lxmp xuur qu on the copy f CHILNIISTRY Tomorrow x chemxbts RECI' 55 Our Iasorne perlod Rf X I .nf- i ,,-,- SHORTHHXND Taka tlus doxxn please XILRON XLFIICS LL! bee what happens nf we do It thu way 417 '-if ,A lg.,-.ab-. ,,- xg I MLK I .J A MWTA, 1 AN A 1 .' Ni i . h 1w'a',.i,' is ' ' ,, '- ' 5 A v ,tn . 5 1 - ff' L' 5 ?:,,rL' , s 4' 1 A :lr Q E R31 i Q 1-- .- - ' I 3 , X X ' I if . . i I A aj' ix. 2 3, 'O . . Y x - ' L ' Lf, J1: ' '3x - A in q ':. I ' I is 4 1 .3 J -' ri' , ' I if ' . - - 'V 5 ' , 5 N - G x , x N ,V 9, f ' 0- f ' ' 1, fl Q f f fm ltull I T' T XIINHLOGR-XPH RE.XOGRAPH Make 630 COPICS of GPONIF PRX Take thxs cleslgn for example thls stenc1l rlght andy mf BOYS GYM Stralght backs up and down l63l ' . e1 ,i ,, l V 1 f r' 5 l . ,' 3 A ' X11 'A ,, .-,wg wr. A f I l -ff X I i ' 'X s f U. S. HISTORY. VVhat is the Bill of Rights? FRENCH. The French pronounce it thls way . - V V D F-:RH P ' L Q 'M , ' , r+ I 1 .A 'Z Qs . 'Y L , x 2 X E . U I L Cv Nwolle Tl, 'i YR xg, 1 , 609 Cxxxyxwvax Xia Adiflg' LIBRARY. Meet me in the library and I'll tell you all about it. BOYS' BIOLOGY. Do I look like that inside? uw. 1 3 ART. Ah, this is the life. ENGLISH. Todayk quiz qusstiuiis are Sl ov 'ut-me ' IO-ll he-' ,ag 4--fl RADIO 8 Pl PCTRONICS Bnttnr buy .1 new rad1o SHPI' I NIPTNI Anvtlnng smaller to cover IIPCTRILH lull clrmn the leur and see w at happens PK 9 4 LPHOLSTPRX l s ls lmxx nc s TRADE SCHOOL NI -XCHINE SHOP Guard those fingers' l0Dl .1 I l iff? yi h , ,SLQ IVT 1 I .l V I Y W , , A , 5 ' .. 9 H ,'K l gl l lr L 9 L3 IJ-4 :g ' ' ' -- LE 'N 3- ' l 17 f , XX ' 1 .4 ' -,X , , aff f A H ., v 1 34 2 . I ' '. .. 1 ' h Q' l h f QW ' , ,, vi Q l + 5 l 1 Q , , l l W 1 3 l N N 1 i Y v . T I' '. Tn: ' 'x gtart, - A A' . . 3 mn !Q Y x'x '-'half I I H' ' ' tw: I in x, CARPENITRY I thmk Im .allergic to the sawdust fsmerej ALTO RFP-XIR If we take lt apart we can put It together MMMJJ 1-mr!3'P ,0 M-Q-an QS ,X X .. J A K ,, . ' N-is .,-. Y .. . , , 5 -r t V ff-+4 ' I ,. If P IRIXI 'NC lh tm, um1pl1t.1tLd for me '94 ,......J. hi P XIX l INC 8. DFLOR XTIXG That pdmt could make 1 L trm furmqtl 5 Z 'K r D v I I A A 1 an P ' S wig Q ' X . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1. ut! ' - . K ' 1 An f Q 4 M . t ' I . 'P X 2 I V L K ' 1.1502 L ' s ' W ,' l It Q 4 . - r an . !!' X 7., ' k' ' . sud 1 1 w ' Fm. PLUMBING. C1059 that lqakf VN'IiI.lbINIi. llzmgcrf .Xcctyln-nc torch in operation. rr - 5 ' t -. y A'- - 5 X' 15' ,. K A NJ. i I V , ' J, ' . X 2 I , N f D , Q ' 'av ' I . When honors are bestowed wr- Z' inane' if The D A R award IS glven to a Senlor g1r1 on the basls of scholar shlp cltlzenshxp and popularlty Tlns year th1s lngh honor was awarded to an outstandmg gmrl Nancy 111son Each year m many Nlassachusetts schools an electlon lb held to elect a student wlde Good Goxernment Dax On an ap pomted day the representatu es go to the State House and run the state gosernment for a whole day Robert Brown was elected by the students to represent H H S Another award Boys State whxch lb awarded to umor boys tor character and 3.C1l1CYCIllCIlt w ent to Ted Xlanns and Paul Tremblay tTop Plcturej D -11? el :rd Nancy Jtllson Oitddle Pxcturel food Fo trumrut Day Rcprtsuztatz c Robert Brown fBottom Ptcturej Rtprcsrutntz c to Boys Stan Ted X lamxs Paul Tremblay I6 N . , .. 5 . Y . v. .1 . ' ' , A' . . I to represent his particular school at a state- . v' v d.. C - as H i , Q , 'ff' y v I '- . 1 ' I .. . . . zur . .' ' ' . . - A 1 1 T -' ' ' 'I' , ' . 71 DULY ELECTED l'Rl' SHNI XX LOLXL II Iron! Ro 4 Susanne D1Burro Bucrlv Bartlut Xclrmqnnv. Bonaxu Xinrgarpt Holland Ralph Chapman Patr1c1a D1Burro Iorramc Xrsgnault blaclyg Emery llzddlc Ron Paul Flanagan Arthur Morrow Barbara Kelly Lorne-ha johnson james Pavlalus Robert Baxter Las! Ron Donald Nierrxll Xnthony Stone Dnnd Campbnll Raymond Dunphy M x Q lxf PNN Q f JL X I rvut 6 mcg Sh m r un nu KX ll XX ms on rr u ll Nt un KX n r n fl XX 1ll1am Cha Q1 n l :ln rt Brom xrn I lm -lg lm Re H91 lei? lard roxxn 19 xlll mx 1 m 1 Iklntc 'UN IUXIfJx Xxx! IIC 1111 1 LL rn 1cI .1 fl IIIIU, N IJII L Sacrnt 1111 111 1 I I xuu up 011111111 L 1 1 I In 1 ll nr XIdl'Lld. 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I 3 N.i.', gm'l...: X .-, 1 .' . C A ' 7 B ' 'Q 1 1 4, 'W ' 1 VJ ni r I . Ai If I K 'A 1 2 1-U , I f 'I , N X And all together pray Some of our mobt polgnant 111611101165 are aeeoclated mth the mam chapel pe rrods that we haxe attenclecl 45 freshmen ue xx ere thrllled but as semors ue tools these assemhlteb for granted not reallz mg untrl our last chapel the lmportant part they played m our llfe The excellent speakers Lhrrstmds programs Cflreers Dax and other speclal programs mll be long remembered for here ue prayed together pledged alleglance and were gay HONOR CH-XPPI Rf.1l171t1o11 of our clrvxm CHAPEL A CHRISTMAS VANT,-XSX. Everywhere everywhere, Christmas tonight! l7UI U:l::E ' E lf? 'nz LV III? N X Nun L g.,11s 3. 'am 14 'vwfvw pn x XI ungpr Iluml Lu 1 N rn WUI Hmlxulwld Xrtx glrls prunut pI1x I I fs W I . I U. I 'ff ' I I I . In 5'-lilf CEL 4 .R H, E yr ,lil xr -- . .sf I - g I , ' If f A I I 'V E Q 4 .V I - G AC A I . 'gif . ' I ' . - I I V 1 kg , .1 ' . ' I . in 2 - I I 4 I Ia.: , L'NI'I'IfIJ XX Nf IIN ' L4II.XI'IiI. -f- ,lf - umur- uf ll IIZIIIHIIIN HQIJ. I v 'X -I I7 I' p 0 I. p D, . , .,I,f 11-In 3' I M, ff V 3 4, - , V- ,J M . I 44 i I I ' . -QL .1 ,.., ' ' fi fQ,.X.I.. IAII.XI'IfI. It if nut IIN- sII't'IIQlII that xxillx IIN 'Inu Citi' . 1 I f' 2 7 Ii. NIcI.v.-' 1 fpvzkp u Iuczxl plums. .V q V Q 2 ' 2, 71 if I 0 I Girls Gym Assistants gv la, OFFICE liacli year students who arc cfnisirlcrt-rl to possess a sense of responsibil- ity and at the same time maintain tlicir sclnilaslic standing are chosen to aasisr in the xarinns blflllllll utliccs anfl in the lilmrary. Selection for such , pnsitimis is CHll5lfll'l'i'fl an lwmn' anrl uni- wliicli wffers valualmle training fur future vwcatirmal use, tfltlilhll UXIHN Ul l IL'l-I .XSSIS'lfXX'l'S licvtflj' lllilllw, Nllllfj' Hassu, -l4l2lllllk' Xxillsull. kt .Q X 4 yr' - xh,,f.' 7 H Ny. GI RLS' GYM rXSSlS'l'gXX'I'S S'i'uti'd: Nancy Brown. -luan firassi, .-Xnclrvy fizniclcttc, Gluria BL-i'tlicl, Carolyn XYnncl, Minerva Mlllistt-r. Mary Bnrtnn, lfnnicc Shaw. ,lnycc llurkins, Mrs. Isalmullc Mcl.cllan. .sifillldllljlf Manrccn Crnatmi, Dnmlliy llnrcull. Yirginia fiuurlricli. Nancy Slica, jean Gryskicwlcz. I 'atricia Llmrtvll. 'A Q, C- ss' Class Dues Collectors and Bank Tellers ,A ll XXX lil lb UJI.l.l.L, lfllih .AXNIJ HANK 'l'lil,l,lfRS ,M -' . rvttv. .lwan lgigassc, lvfw l.i-L-nzzin, lxrinzi lh-lxnslizi, lxwsc lJm'l.i1c:1. lfiirl' !i'if:.' lfnnici- Slum. lliana fincciarrli, l'atriria Xtilwn. Knlli Xlvtartliy. Margarvt f,,,u., , www. ,. ASSISTANT ' By giving up their spare periods. these pupils relieve teachers and the office staff of such tasks as typing. tiling, duplicating 'and endless general erranfl running. One nf the must impurtaut requirements of these secre- taries is tu keep cuntirlential any infurmatinn they may acquire regarding school pulieies. A. .-X. ASSISTAXTS Peter Nlellnunell, Barbara Cuughlin. Ruth Cortell, Szinrlrzi vlziques. s 3 .I , 1,5 A fi Dean of Girls' Office Assistants Ah.. IJIQXX Ol? GIRLS' Olfl lL'l-I .XSSlST.XN'l'S .S'i'i1ii'1f: juan llzirtcztux. Catherine lfuiersuii, lleverly lizirtlett. Yztlerie Spry, lmuise lJiYincenzu, Ruse lJel.uczi, juan firztssi, Klzirilyu Rzthkiu. .Silumfiuyfz Iiizinzi l.ihliy. Margaret Holland, Shzirleue lfuui. Nancy jillsnn, ,lurlith Nuyus, Beverly Lewis, filnrizt L'rsziuu. Sylvia Pilsucki, Elizabeth Hincls, Lunchroom Assistants l.L'NCl-IROOM .XSSISTANTS ljwllillfl St-lx-aggiu, Luis l.augtnn, Bzirhzirzt llezui. Ruth Cnrtell, llzivicl Czuiipluell, juan llelziuger. Dwight Haynes, lruizi Cirinie, .Xiituiiiette lJeI.ucz1. Flrst And Room Asslstants 11 10' c L11 11111 rm 1 1 X1rtz11111 he x 1111111 N 1 111 1 1 1 1r1 r ll C1111st11 1 111 111 N 1 XX L11txx1 Xrtlmr mmm XTLI 11 1 L C 11LC11 o s m Asslstants ,k. 1 IXOI XNSNIXX 1f111' I 1rI11r1 L 111 XIITIIIII N1rk111f111 XI1r1.,1 I11111l11111 Sl11r1d111 XI1rJ11r11 LI11111 1111 TY ge!!- '98 XI XIX OI I ICI XSSIQT XX'I S mat IJr1I1LIx 1111111. C,1111I11111I11 11I111 XI1r111111n1tcI1 qllllfl Butlcr Lxrlcnm XI11I1f111 'N1LI111I.f1s Ihhltcttr XR ll 111 Illllt Xlllclrul KX Iltfll 1111 H11 1 ltfl T 1 Dean of Boys Offlce Asslstants XX O I OXS OI I ICI XSSINT XX 1 11 1 X ml 11111 S11 XLI1 nr 1 1 JII C,IlH111'tI IJ1I r j11111.C SIIIIIIC 111 ! ? ! '? 36 N 'Hx lf! Departmental Secretanes Nia.. The Gulrlance SCTXICCS ot the IlZlXCI'l1lll Hxgh Snlwul help Llliilt wur mam .xml sqmrdtn Lourbeb lc xc-.us Alu xr We stuclx the hroafl herb ul Nlliklllk xunlx or the llflll-LNSIIJIIS thwugh l1 mrary lLllllLN 11111 DI'0'T1lINS ummm Llawew am Luurs Du Q mmremeb Battuxu of tests deter mme our Ntlcllgllls and our xx c.1lmusLs II lCl1Xld ual unlteruuu mth thc cuulse acluserb and K0llllNilUT'N help us ualuate our strong pomts bo 111 up mu Llwusrl Sllltllllk courses 'mcl md 1 plans for thc futurn Our gu1cl.1mc unlnwelors .lu 1nstrument1l 111 hclpmg 11N hncl part tune work clurmg the school xur .mc m phumg llb m full tlme Jobb .1 r gl acllmtlulm KLID-XNCI QOL NSFI OR9 Nlxw Hahn Tllllfllilllxl Nlr XX altnr lwdm XI1ss0lg.,a. X ulqs , H 11 fm' tl X U' ' ' -1 l. 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L , 1' , W u , - N 3 ,. . . 1 K, I . -1 , M - 4 . , ' V nv i ' Kf V 0' ., ' 7 - ' PH.. 1 if C sl 1- Ra , Sl' I 1 Ala M' :X '11-' 111111 Richa 1 P ' -AflfiYC2 I' 1 5 -f ,J 1, lfIJlTUIQl.Xl Nl Xlflf in-raldine Propper, Margaret Holland. vluflitli Nlvcruiaii. XIai'ioi'ic Lhooljiziii. lint-va Scliolnirk. lvolwri lvysotki, lv1ilJt'I'I llrofly. Brown add Gold The last period on Friday is rarely spent doing homework, when the Brmvn and Gold is out. For once the classrooms are silent except for the giggles over .elzmir fflllllll' and llvfllldfflillg ll'aIf, These two columns have school-wide appeal. One year the staff decided to leave them out. but that experience was a complete failure. XYith the return of the gossip columns came comical sketches concerning classrooms and imaginary people. These enjoyed a huge success. The literary inspirations of the staff are cen- sored hy the adviser, Mr. Donald Cf Fraser. Then Miss Nlcl.aughlin's type classes type the lttr pastcups it goes to press. and j N perfect copies, one of which is sent to the printing department of the Trade School for the tirst draft. Next comes the exacting task of proof reading and the pasting-up of the columns in the way that they will appear in the Hnished product. Finally the presses roll out the copies which are delivered to homerooms under the supervision of our liusiness manager. Miss Louise Huntington. The staff members do not write for their own standards alone, hut must consider the standards of the Columbia Scholastic Press of which our paper is a member. 1 o operative inspiration - forced or natural. daily bulletin. flSlig BY Bob ht RX: SP0 wysockl ann, Now such an empty spot - Brown and Gold l 1 'ht tl' 4 ly fu' H6 ' Chatter X ' Km ' , latter AA W9 1 P Vik ,T-i t k 1 ANNEx !-'G BRONVN AND GOLD STAFF Standing: Marlene Mangion, Virginia Dyer, Paul Jacobson, Bruce Prescott, Theodora Salmas, Chrysantlie Sovas, Rosalie jonnau, Eleanor Dwyer, Marie Baker, Carol Page, janet Ellis, Gail St. Germain, Lois Keys, Diane Merker, Priscilla Pearson. Sitting: Geraldine Propper, Margaret Holland, juclith Silverman, Marjorie Chooljian, Reeva Scholnick, Robert VVysocki, Robert Brody, Robert Gilmore, Robert Murphy, Mr. Donald Fraser, Adviser. ,,....u:a4f4f ,1...-n-an Classlmok AI'tlSf9 CLASSBOGK COMMITTEE Phe appe1r'111te 111 T111 711111111 111 llllle heralds tl1e hmshed product the and ot l11rd work 11111111r lllSlJlY3flUllb lots oi fun and warlous other 111gred1e11ts 1111xtd 111 '1p11ro11r11t1 doses to please the Semor Class There were t1111es 1111111 uc ot the Ll1ssl111ol1 L111111111ttce 1xorr1ed frantlcallw about 111eet111g our deadlmcs a11d IIINLS xx l1t11 we despaxred of exer f1n1sl11r1g the book l111t the 1111 1l dax .1rr1x ed, at last and we all breathed a s1gh of rel1ef and ot e111pt111ess At tl1e hrst lllletlllgb ue tl1r1shed o11t 1deas for the theme, and after mam u.press1o11s of 111111111111 11111 11u111ero11s 3.I'gLll1lCI'ltS, we eventually 1rr1x cd lt ge11er1l agreement Xlflffl ln our adxlser, XIlb5 Xett1e Carpmone, me drux 1111 the general 11111l111c xx rote topx and del1l1erated over captlons He looked oxer l1l1I'lClI'CClS of 111tt11res d1seard111g 1de11t1f51ng, accepung croppmg trymgn to plaee tl1c111 111 xttractne pos1t1o11s 011 the pages We nurturul the hooks growth sutmn l1x 86111011 deadlme by deadlme As hook plllblhlllllg lJ6gllll1llS we one a lot to Mus Larpmone It was her lust war as classhoolx 1ClXlSLI' l111t she took mer the Job as though she l1ad alxx .us been domg lt 1 -. 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Our theme wuz: - type and retype. tl! 1--s -yy, 1 111 funn Ll txpn gistll L Z4 V S lldmt XXIII rn., uwrr XL nm L 1111 v- Nw x if I 6 mu I 4 irnm 'Illia' lfzifcf for thc IIUIIIIIIQLIIHII of a Student 211 the Ilan-i'IiilI High Scliool to the Pliiloiiizitliiziii fhapter of the National Honor Society urs wliolzirfliip. character, service :iiifl lc-zirlmwliipl Amy fturlcm elected to this wcivry rccriwx thc Iiiglu-at Iiouor in our Ncliool, I'1'of1iL-ctivc members are nominated hy the Iloiior Society im-mhcrs and the wliwl fziciilii. These immcs are then wiwviivrl Iii' ihc' fziviilty couiicil of the Honor Swcivty. Ihr- fpoiisoi' of society is Bliss Iilvzmor II. lingers. The year 1953 has In-wi the sim-iirl full operating year of the Society. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X A. IL1 -' Ilglxw Iighiiiig thc Kiillltllk' swf .-1 A Q. jg . . 'F 7 Wx L , ' V Q X ,x A K , A , L, 'Q' , x ' A - . '. N Y' gi I W I 3 I .f . If , A A' SINIIIIQ XIIAIIII-,IQF I-Vin' li' X1 .XX'g1li.izi:X, Il Ii,-.A YI. Ilmll. X Ilmw, IQ XXjiMwlXi, XI:-x IQfv.i:,i: Ibiurix. ,Xilxmii -I. I.i'2N. NI.v,I.L'XXIN. KI, kiliizzx, I1 II.ii: -ui: ','1i1Y1'. fx 5. ,I Nirrtuq Xl fil:ii'Ifx'.rz:, I -liitrw, F Lifrlulz. lf Xlzirtiu. I' Ii'rmlfl.i5 II Inq. I' Xl.m::x YI Ib-zifiiiir, Il IIgm1rf.F wlziiyxzw I' 'Ihrgifry . 51,' J' i. I fizirvlm-fi.l. Il. C11-r. XI. F5 rlicxxlq. If 4u1iui.1i'ili, fi I'r jgirr, X Xniixlivxi ,I.lI1ii'iU. ,I Fxuffllitpu, Xl IM-Niiiit, l,, Lixirfrr, N Iltitlrr. Li IIIIIILIXXN L Ixll ,1 ov lvfwfwi ll rf url HU Society t, the 1 bum-I llllildttd HH hlhrU1 11 tlulf L N yy ilk I igcrlx ll rl I' FH In lzglrt the ll nrlh .mel be CUIHL I HIL IN wi ber nl HIL HU nor .Society 'i'3 'Z' X . I-5 f?h Qi -rung mam mth il Iwrn. hrcuw 1 mm Y Uh. luv nli kg F. A XhuX1?:-hx . kfl 5- ' YA had W5 M 141 'LK'LkIlll'IlIlY. H4 fa XV, uk C l . xx-inc. MXN-buf! K . Q q If I ft T A' J s .mul H111 xx Iillklkw. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE HAM A uwku-. MIN. Iizlrqwri 2 .N f . l.ast minute instructions before curtain call Our Senior Class play. directed by Miss Florence Chapman, is .fP'.Yt'llfl' and Old Lure. This is a story of two old maids, .-Xbby and Martha Brewster, lMary Cashman and lilaine Stewartl who poison lonely old men for the pleasure of seeing a smile of peace on their faces, Teddy Brewster lRalph Chapman y, their nephew, imagines himself as Teddy Roosevelt and he buries the bodies in the Panama Canal fthe cellarl as Yellow Fever victims. His entrance onto the stage is preceeded each time by a bugle call, and he departs by leaping up the stairs, yelling 'fCharge! Mattie and Bessie Brewster t:Xclrienne Bonasia and Marie Phanuefj are Teddy's sisters and are equally as crazy. Mattie recalls her past lives. and Bessie enjoys talking to her boyfriend, llerbert, long dead, and invisible to every- one but to her. The only sane member of the Brewster family is Mortimer lDavid Ordwayj. He is in love with the minister's daughter, Elaine Harper tCornelia lolmsonl. Mrs. Harper, her lXKuIrI1t lvlllll, mother, 4 Carolyn XYood l has chatted with the Aunts before about the lovers. XYhen Mortimer finds out about the .'Xlllll5' poisonings, he is forced to tell lilaine that he cannotymarry her because he too might be insane. To complicate matters further, the black sheep' of the family. -Ionatlian Brewster INick Nionakisl, arrives with a plastic surgeon, Dr. Ein- stein lXYilfred Gelinas or james Pavlakisl, who spends his time terrifying the family and the audience. The upholders of the law tRobert XYysocki, Anthony Amari, Vincent Bevilacqua, and Robert Brodyl take .lonathan away. Finally the Aunts commit Teddy and his sisters to an institution, and they decide to go along so theyfwont be separated. Before they go, the .Xunts reveal to Mortimer that he is an adopted child and the two lovers are happy. As the curtain falls, 1 Donald Selvaggiol the director of Happy Dale, the insane asylum, drinks his last glass of the poisoned elderberry wine while the two Aunts watch with glee. CAST Front Row: Marie Plianeuf, Cornelia johnson, Elaine Stewart, Mary Cashman Miss Florence Chapman, Director. Second Kate: David Ordway, Anthony Amari ,leanne Coulombe, .-Xdrienne Bonasia, Carolyn XYood, Vincent Bcvilacqua flzzrd Row: Robert XYysocki, Donald Selvaggio, Robert Brody, Nicolas Nionakis VN ilfred Cwelinas, james Pavlakis, Ralph Chapman, David Camphell. Cnhand that girl! T I , X Sgglylr l ng-naw L'Slllil45 Sciifuci. Marie Dil'iru. lfunicc Sliaw. jacqiieliiie llevcau. Durntliy Graliani. ,lanice Spaulding. ,Slf4I7lIf1lZjjI Marilyn Pascucci. Margarci Farley, Marilyn Maclfxren. Nancy jillsnn, Nancy l'llXlll17S. WF' USHIQRS ,p 9 I i- r . , . het nie lifmincicle. quickf livery play depends npun the liclp nf a nnnilmer of unseen people lmeliind the curtain. The set must lie put up by carpenters and eleetriciansg it is paperccl and painted: custinnes and properties are secured from many suurccsg tickets are sold and advertising is prepared: uslierettes serve licfnre and during tlie play. 'ln iliein we wwe gratitude for the success of .-lr.n'r11'c tllllf Ulu' l.lIlit'. Stage Manager, David linzzell, mfvdi Nancy Bassn. Marily Ralikin, 'lackaleen llarncli. Cniistaiice Marlene liradsliaxx. .Xssistant lbircctnrg Judy Xpustulmi. Lnnstance Ramsey. Mliiidifzif: banilra -lZiL'llllk'N. Marilyn Silverman, Ilmduqiiini Cliairinaiig Marjorie lenkins, Gladys lfznery, Recva bclinlnick. Marilyn l.m-iris. Cliniiljiaii. Secretary-Imiiiipiur, an-Q!!Y ..,' Q' Seated Xlargaret I' I Xl Lnder the guldance of the Enghsh Department a specxal chapel assembly IS tonducted lI'l obserxance of Nattonal Book X X Xeek Thxs xear the mam speaker was llss R Llalne Croston tormer English department head nom renred Reuexxs ot the new books IH the llhrary xx ere gn en hx students lu addition to thls speclal thapel program book colloqules were heard In the Freshman and Sophomore I nghsh classes fhe theme of Book XX eek ts to arouse mterest to read more worth xshtle books ar U r Paul Harrlmau Xllss Flame Croston fed X Iamts Sfuudmf Larol Xannalfo X xrguua Dyer judlth Hllner Iehcta btembtrg Deborah bmxth Books are kexs to msdom s treasure Books are gates to lands of pleasure Books are paths that upward lead Books are frlends Lome let Us read BOOK DAY lueraiufi md In IW! ore mm m oetfW ll nntp. mug 3. . Q HEALTH and LUNCHROOM STAFF SERVICE Mrs, Hattie Cullins, Mrs. Blanche Young, Mrs. Barbara Mathan, Mrs. Anna Santwire, Mrs. Martha johnson, Miss Clara Horsfall, Miss Frances Dormin. Q23 . 54 0 FNGIXEERS: Mr. Frank Pingree, Mr, Arthur Curtis. lt takes a well-trained and competent staff of men and women to care for the problems of safety and health in a schoul as large as H. H. :Xt the beginning of each year, the students are examined by the school or family physician so as to be sure that they are in gland physical health. Our administration firmly believes in a sound body and a sound mind. The feet inspection and weighing examinatimms are uccasiuns for much discussions for it seems the scales reveal the result of those after-school visits to the drugstore for ice cream sodas. lVe wait LLYIODI.-XNS: Mr. Richard Mr. Raymond Demarais, Mr. Mrs. Arlene Herbert, Mrs. Mary Fopiano. Barry Mr, Jeremiah McCarthy. Leo Charrun. 2 F' if Q. i You woift smile after you get UH' the Scale, No temperature, no pain - it must he test perlod anxiously for the days the patch is on, and are greatly relieved to see that no spots appear. The First Aid course is taken seriously at H,ll.S. It teaches us how to meet the unexpected daily health and accident prolilenis, yet we still run to our nurse, Mrs. Nlcfiovern, for her help in times of tootliziches, hezidaches, and test fright. XYorking us 21 team our firemen, custo- dians zmd limchroom stuff keep our school coiiifortzilmle and safe. :X major catastrophe in 206, It won't hurt, really. F!!! li IR ll in Ml lfeet inspection today, Initiation night at the Commerical Club. The Cbininercial Club under the inspired supervision of Mr. linrico Y. Sassu and the ntlicers uf the Cununercial Club is une of the largest clubs in the school. The high- light this year of the club's activities was spunsoring with the Hi-Y Club, the first Record llup held at ll.H.S. The proceeds of this dance is to be used to start a fund fur the purchase of a public address system. COMMERCIAL CLUB 0 SY UJXIXII RCI Xl Cl LB Sl XIORS ir i rns cu U in .1 mm uxi a sw th 0 iit r tum i a U aint C fins mum Xl n x X rung., lcBlanc P XX il ni R XX ttk N Iaclxard S Sauriu Dt uta lliml lin utru M Bt iudmn XI l arlex R McCarthx I Xluncouskw C 5l'CllJlCkl L an Q x A on ps ra lain f nrt 1 0 I uugee 'NI Q Xlurphx I Rout int IJ Nelxagtiu l lxhantzian R Baxter R Duuitlis I Zachri I IcBlanc 'Nicola 1 I iflh R I Cuulonibe C Niathan P Clexeland I Surette X Bas 0 9 Butler P Xdx iser Bartlett Bonvmo Burgess Prescott D1Burro johnson mel B u.n7v I-mtrx Xl Brad haw XI lallaria R lteman Ig? Y 5 - 1 ' '1 o ' ' i A ' N . 'A X I K x , 5 , C , y it H ' ' I Y 2-.ig W l .v1 l'u:.': R. Bu -I. Spziullng. M.ilJiil'ir , M'l t. I.. Sc'gl' -. M. In Mr. li, S' s: 1. : L Y. liuuclri' , Z. Zuttu. l', Mac.-Xv y, D. Gucci rli, G. Pclletie . St il'u7v: M. lx If nt ', Q. B. , S. C1 -2 . . . Gir ur, A-X. 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Cal '1. 13 rs canes A65 milf' Yi! 1 SPANISH CI LB Seated M Cashman F Shaw NI MacEwen M Rabmowltz J Pavlakls N Nlonakls A Neusner J Harnch S Fxshbem 'lhddlc Ron Mr George Wood Adviser M Rabkm S D1Burro NI Cl100ljlZ-Ill F Bouches 'VI Heath C Bllmazes I Currler M Staples B Bastow M DuPont B Platts P Crafton Last Roz: W VVeymouth H Clay A Morrow C Jameson P Brenner R Sncard 1 Furlong E Blotner T Cltron SPANISH CLUB The Spamsh Club supernsed by Mr George XX ood meets once a month The purpose of the Llub IS to aequamt the puplls studung Spamsh mth the xx ax s of hx mg 1n Spam and other Spamsh shomng of IUONICS or slldes about those countrles The Camera Club meetlngs are of xalue to Qoffegpondeme with puplls of Spamsh Speakmg puplls mterested 1n elementarx photographv The Coumrles is also encouraged process of developmg prmtmg and enlargmg IS coxered along mth techmque m C0lllp0SltlOI'l and detall 'Nlembers brmg maternal to work on and the mam phases of photographic study become of unusual lnterest Ronald Sarofian IS Presldent Rnhard Nlontelth IS X ICC Presxdent and George Tateoslan lb Senretarx . eff' C-XHFR-K CLLB Stand R Barnes R Slmone Fxrxt 0 Xir Iranklm Reed Adviser I Xannalfo P Brenner R Ducharne R Sxcard R Niontexth E Lawler R Sarofian N1 -Xbromovltch G Tateo slan 'N Schoenfeld G Goudreault J Nietelskx Last R011 ,I MacDonald I Niurphy 1 Furlong E Fenlon R bdney F Frangcnte D Hannon I Schxxenk R Taglxerx S Courmouza l94l - l fs ,Q P M Q 0 5- 'Gt R ,L 1 s' I Q, 1' If' ,F ,f ' f, Sn Q . A - I . , I ' .lv I - -4 1 Y F C E S v 1 ' 0 ,fl L ,E Y ' I e 1 G I ' .4 if 7 .,,,.. f 5 ' p ' ll l , H, , ' . 1 'I 0 . I , , . , . , . . Q -- v i - v - v - v - v ' x ' r . , v. v A l S S ' A speaking countries. This is done through the , D , l 3 i . , Q 5 1 ,j T 1 Q- 1 4 . g ., v E Q L . X f, +l. - 5 . ' 1 R rv: - . - , . 3 . 4. 1 I V y . , e , V, . ...A 'I J , I ' . I, .. '. 'Z .l , - 4 - - 4 - - 1 I S . ' ' FRFNICH CLL B Sealed Judy Kesslen Nlarllyn Rabkm Adlme Neusner Jackaleen Harnch Elame Stewart Dxana Merker Georgette Gallant Ixancy Fontalne Joan Barteaux Sandra Txtkosky Glorxa Berthel Nilldred Brunce Standmg Constance -Xpostolou' NTISS Helen Thorndlke -Xdvlser judxth Sllverman Geraldme Propper Niargaret Holland Suzanne D1Burro Dlana Vadeboncour joan Healey Dlana Nleusner gose Wane Shepherd Felxce Stemberg Prlscxlla Pearson judrth Niatthes Reeva Scholnlck Elmor oches FRENCH CLUB The French Club or Le Cerclc' Franrazs meets once a month and only French IS allowed to be spoken At each meetlng a program IS better understand the vsay the people luxe Natlve costumes are vxorn by members of the club plctures are shown and games are played ln connectlon mth the program French native headdress and costumes FRENICH NATIVE HE-XDDRESS AWD COSTUMES Ela1ne Stewart Flmor Boches Diana Vadeboncour Judlth Slnerman Rose Shepherd I9 A V 4 Y V A V 7 E 9 I J T 7 dv ' - v 1 A r . l presented to represent various provinces in France in order that we might v , . - v , . x . ' T . . K ,J , O . V, K-,xg I r Y L A A . . V ' ' ' I 51 HIX CILB Seated Peter Brenner Vhlham Ouens -Xrthur Nlorrou Iaul Tremblay -Xrthur Shahnan james Pavlakls Rlchard Broun lccln 1rd khantixan 'lI1ddl1 lm r Robert Fxtzgerald Advlser feorgc Ilekeon bhlllldlll Weymouth Robert Baxter Alan MacAvoy Nlorman ROblllN0ll H Bedroslan Clayton Gould Xlr Kenneth Morrow Advxser les! Ro t George Xngehcas NlCll0l8i Debltetto R1chardDennehy john Abromovnch Robert Goudreault xxlllliilll Nlcllonald HYCUB Contmumg to uphold 1ts hugh standards of character and leadershlp the H1 Y Club xx as actne t IS year 1n runmng tvxo dances one to finance the Handbook and the other mth the Commer ctal Llub to begun a fund for a school pubhc address sy stem The club also sent tvso delegates to Holyoke Massachusetts to attend the Older Boys Conference held 1n that clty ITALIAN CLUB The Itahan Club under the superv1s1on of Mr ohn D Xleclagha meets once a month The purpose of thc Llub rs to hate the pupils xx ho are studying Italian enjoy attmtles vtlnch cannot be htted lnto the regular uorl 'lhe actnltles mcluded films of Italy and hlgh hghts from Itahan operas One of the mayor projects ot thc club xx as a program of Italian Lhflbtlililb music and a Qhrxstmas play xx rltten by the club members and presented ox er Stdtltlll VX H X X -X collectlon IFIIIIIFS' 01 PIIIOQFIIIII nas taken up and sent to Loloch Italy hoxnetoun of the author of Pznarrllm uhere a statue of PlllOCLl'llO u1ll be erected from LOl1U'1l3llIl0l'l5 of young 'XI116I'1CHI'lb from schools of the I mted States 4 'T S., I IXIIXN CI mi lxose Nlarmc Clampa Hirxu Clay lula I llgdfffbl Ltrlo Braccr -Kun C ardella Roger Slmonc Sltmduxz Carol 111111111 Xldflhll Sc lena NX llltld I xardun Xlarlenc 'Xian gm nn. Clurt Bolo na Ro rt XX x mln Sharltcn l um unce 1r 1 l rultrxcls l 1 1n1.,c L hu Xlu tp, 1 Xduser Donald Xll entl . , sl, Q X V -15 i? l M 1 f ,- . l , ' , . A A A . 1, . I 1 A ' , , ' ' ' , I 'z ' ' . , ' ' ' iv: M . V . ' ' My . 7 ' A ' . ',. ' . I Q ' l Q L . I , f ' . N ' , '- , , ' V T . '- . I V . . . W I, . h ' , , in - . ' ,- ' . - . . K , - - ' I ' I Sophomores were initiated into the club in March. .J ' ' ' , ,' x ' j' , ' . ' v , ' . , I I 1 l yi I , I B 1 0 1 1,3 A I Av . 'UB A .., W SP1 'I I 1 I I ' l' U' ', - ' I 6 2 -.vv I V' 'If' 1 ,, J' r . t ' : I 42 U ' '. . - 1 rr ,A ,t -. , z 1 X' Y: zo, ,'l , ,1 ,M 15 1 '. - 1: '. be - I :. J2 '. , Q 11: :lt-lla, ' - A -'z 'ntz Mr. -ln . -lz fliz. .- 3 h . l9f1I LATIN CLLB Frwi! Ro S klein N Broun J Noyes R Gulezian S Berman -X Cohen VI Carrington R Hansen Rorke j Hillncr P Iineban Nlrs 'Xnqa Kerrigan -Xdxiser B Kelley Ni Holland G Propper Collins C 'Nlaliomy NI Coburn NI DuPont B Coughlm P Nlurphy Second Roc NI Murphy Xlylott I Soincrsett R Gulezian J Kesslen C Horch V Dyer J Healey rl Dorsey F Evans N erkcr I' lramo VN engel P Perrault F Condo P Dawkins N Demaris B Lebor B Bastow Xlbertson Ilnrd Rui S Silverman D Strykowski ,I Bancroft Nl Magee R Jordon B VVekste1n Sudhalter X Coburn j Provost R Shepherd A Stacy N Taupelca ,l Kennedy C XVllll3mS Rice B Titiin P lxratton V Pike S Pilsucki B Sherburne 'NI Strout Fourth Roz E DeCesare Coppola j Silxermin j Yannalfo C Sham C Dispenza D Venezia M Ratte A Levasseur I MISS! Still NI Hall C Cusano G Nletthe J Denault I Huntington V Clark S Dine L Sideri E OHara fifth Rn j XlcDon1ltl I Shinberg D Traister B Bean Nl Arakelian C Gonkis C Gerros P DcCesare B Tuelson R Ducharme G Dekeon R Stacy H Zangari R Alartosky C George LATIN CLUB The underlying purpose of the upperclass Latin Club .Sonatas Latma is to try to tie the past with the present to show that one is not so very different from the other The officers are elected according to Roman customs and hold Roman titles Two popular meetings of the club are the celebration of the Roman festival Saturnalla which 45 resembles our Christmas and the assassination of uluis Caesar A service performed by the Latin Club girls is the selling of TB Christmas seals in the post office. P Haslnm D Haynes -llmmv: D'fvu1Iwc'r Holidays Do' 'nz Tlrrongh the Ages preseried over station XYH.-XY. Right: Selling TB Christmas ieals in the post oflice. ' Cl W ,Q I, l97l Sophomore Hop - a chance to meet our football team. AT EASE For those who love dancing H.l-iS. offers a variety - from dungarees to evening dress and tux. Our tirst and youthful Sophomore dance is climaxed hy the social highlight of the year - the Prom. A new dance - the first of its kind at H.H.S. - was the successful Record Hop. Comfort and fun Decorating committee transforms the gym into a dance hall. ,J x Q Ko p-o,A. fx ' , K O . F ' Right: Tu and frm in and wut - the Prwm. ,Nmlfur din HK N 1, H. VI' I , . N rg 1,1-Xing. ' P ' x -Q Beauty mm parade - Gladys Emery crowned XIQIICIIUIIC Queen by the TS Vrcyich-11t. l'5 ,. Sf XP' ' 4 I 1 With you ill my arms The fm! Rn-cord Hop at H.H.S zffmih ig K - '44 FASHION Our senxor year has been one of the most xarled ln reference to fads and frllls lhe NXC8.I'lIlg of wlde unch belts pendants stoles dog collars and multl slzed pocketboolxs brlghtened the wardrobe of each glrl and enabled her to show her own lI1CllSlClL18.llIS xn styles The latest fad w 1th the girls lb the Weaflllg of dog collars If she wears the collar on the rlght ankle she lb axaxlable If she wears It on the left ankle she lb gomg steady The boys wlth the1r plaid jackets trench coats and yersatlle sport shlrts C6I't3.lIllX hold thelr own m the fashlon world Key Cllillllb have become a must the outflt of every boy Dnana Gucclardl jamce Spauldxng Nhrxe D1P1ro and Gardner Ryan wear well the 1953 style for tvplcal H H S students Ms UQ 4 11004 to full ady anta5.,c looks as though Bob lax allee and 7o1e 7ottu are gcttlng ready for a dau ' I ' ' ' -t l ll y. . 1 . - , 4 . Y Y ' Y - . .' ' . ' . , V ' ', u Y - vu , i - i ' 1 ', 14 ' 1 U .. , . ., ' ' . ' ' ' ' x ' in Connle Ramsey' shows off her pony' tail , , ,, ' . v A ' . . . V Q ., l V I ah , M 5 . my , ll' gaztsp l ' tie . . 4:51 Y . Af .' Y fl an FRILLS Pat Yxllaljll and Guy Niaxxlunney hope lt xull ram Wm er .W tl O ll eafhvr therea snow or not, Margaret Farley and David Ordway are enjoymg themselves 1 4 PM ,f 1 14,1 414' 1'-' -n 11 x .en .'r J'-P' lxi JMX dx! 1 -e '- ii 1 W Loft Geraldme Zms Rose Mm Leeman and Lena Bommo dlbcusamg dog collarb Mn 5 HHS BATON TWIRLERS Merna jean Barbara LeCo1st Janet Mahoney Carol Cusano Joan Belanger Albertme Lavesseur Marilyn bchfna Football Rally On to the Paramount lg! vw-, I Ill 11021 XII, N 9 B Lfnder the able direction of Mr. Sarkis Kurkjian, Music Director, and Mr. Theodore Garland, Assistant Director, we at Haverhill High School are proud of our band, orchestra and choruses. We appreciate the many periods these students spend in practice so that we may enjoy their music. The band, in addition to its rousing music at the football games, entertains us at assemblies and rallies. lt would seem strange not to hear soft music as we march into chapel. The orchestra seems to add the tinishing touch and puts us in the proper mood. The Christmas programs and special assemblies are more memorable because of the inspiring music. This year a concert was held in May and selections from The Forest Prirzrr' were enjoyed by the students and the public. Ham. BAND Front Row: D. Yadaboncour. XY. LeBlanc, R. Shepherd. li. Crepeau. P. Gosselin, R. Rand, D. Greenberg, E. Powell. B. Cordicshi. Srcfmd lx'.m': P. Crepeau, B. LaClair. J. Butruccio, B. XYashal. R. Traister, J. Badolato, N. Shepherd. A. Brown. Third Rare: XY. Marceau, B. Berman, R. Rorke, F. Steinberg. Iflmrtli Row: R. Andrews, D. DiSimone, Mancini, D. Campbell. P. Hashirn, D. Healey, R. Towns. D. Chareth. Fifth Row: E. Fuller, R. Cusano. R. Cooke, R. Chapman, A. Lamparullo. 11031 if 1: am 1 1 V XA iff f P Sxxtct snunds msc slmxlx through their mouths Right Urthestm 111 .xttum lltl-H I'I'lNt'lH2l l't'lLI'vrll I VI I uthtr m lmrnl-nw Xlztrilyn h1liCl':XYt'Il at piano Stl!! l lh'n't-r Illxlvv. -x.,,A 0Jl'o wn 'F' 'x IN THE SHIP'S .-lfmm' und Lvft: Sclioolwicle presidential election held and H. H. S. votes Republican as does the rest of the nation. Everything was done just like a real election. Seniur Class Olticcrs fcturl by Hmiseliultl :Xrts girls. Rain, ,nun or slect - we drive carefully. CITY G . MX - S 15- -5 41051 ,4 QN Our Yxrt real CXDCFIQIICC xx1t1 gm1ud1o11 111 111111ri f Fakc Qdrgiul IIlLnlIf6T'l'lCT1t5 .md alloxx 1 l1ttle Inad sxu ' 'L -xt +i111I111:1.1N 111-'II lwlfl uill M-11111 Q! i Q Nea. 4120 I mgermg on the may to class Top 16111111 Busy fllllng out our First program card at h H S Rzqlzt Iuatmg at recess pxcmc style mmus the ants Rzght Our loxely new addmon to the Household Arts Department gets a thorough face lxftmg iii- 11073 9 nn. I, ff? . And the stern roy which warrrors feel In foemen worthy of their steel . . O9 W r Co-Captains Paul Tremblay, XYilliam VVright, standing and Lou Lovely. Hillies t'Team f Th Year Football Team Set Records Although there were more than 30 lettermen in our l952 team, it would he exceedingly difficult tO single out one star player hehind the victories. The season produced a team - not a squad of individual stars: we're proud of that, and of them. In the starter, on home ground against Beverly. the visitors scored iirstg hut llaverhill went on to win, 21-fm, spurred hy a 29-yard touchdown pass, in the tinal minutes of the game, hy .Iunior classman Danny Rorlte, Haverhill. considered one of the best teams in the state, furthured the truth in its reputa- ti'on by a 27-6 win over Malden, next on the list. Scorers were Chase, limilio, and XVrigl'1t. Our tirst away game. against Lynn Classical, resulted in the first serious injuries to the team. Lou Lovely suffered a leg injury which kept him out of lfOO'I'B.-XLL TEAM Front Ivete: Bob Belmont. re: Co-Capt. Paul Trenilmlay. rt, Co'Capt. Lou Lovely, rgg jock ,-Xhromovitcli, cg I.ou Mooradian, lg: Mike .-Xhroniovitch. lt: Gene Lawler, le. lfuvl' lfuzei Co-Capt. Bill Xyright, rhbg Dick Brown, fhg 'live Niculusi, tbg lfrank lfmilio, , f Q . ' sa E Q 6. ' ,-.rx T? L , -U ' 44 14 tE',g:, ,emi l lhhg Danny Rorke, qb. 11101 action for quite a while. llaverhill won, 19-12. A follow up against XYaltham broke Haverhill's twenty- year-away-frfnn-home jinx with that high school. The Hillies won, 33-O. Seven thousand Haverhill fans helped pack the stadium in I,owell to weep over our only defeat, l4-27. lfullhack llick lirown scored in the first pe- riod on a 40-yard run. l.owell tied it up in the second quarter, hut on the following kickoff, co- captain llill XX'right, supplemented by fine blocking. ran 93 yards for a touchdown. Lowell Scored again in the fourth period, hut missed the try for the extra point and llaverhill led l-l-l3. The Hillies tried valiantly to hold on to their lead, but l,owell scored two quick touchdowns to win 27-l-l. Pre-game cer- emonies included a mammoth rally for the entire student body at the Paramount Theater. Un the comeback trail Haverhill showed that they had lost none of their power as they swamped Salem -lo-l3, The outstanding plays of the game were an SO yard punt return by co-captain XYright. and an S5 yard sustained drive by Danny Rorke, both to touchdowns. The Moriarty-men traveled to Medford for their next game, in which they edged out a victory against the strong suburban team, 18-l-1. XYright knocked down a Medford pass in the closing seconds of the game, to save the day for Haverhill. Clif Chase scored twice, and l.ou Mooradian, recov- ering a Medford fumble in the end zone, became the only lineman to score throughout the season. Playing on a muddy lield, Haverhill easily downed its traditional Armistice Day rival, Lawrence, 48-63 and then ended their most successful seasons since the l93O's, by winning their Thanksgiving Day game at Manchester, by a score of l9-O. Bill XYright was chosen Player of the Year. Pete Mcllonnell, despite a leg injury, made many of the after-touchdown points in the games. The season's record was eight wins, one loss- a creditable record for a great team. Top: Little but rugged Rorke tears loose. Upper .lliddlrz XYright going through and no one can stop him. Lozvvr .lliddlvz Belmont has the ball. liuffuuz: XYhere's the football now? T 2 . '92, 4 K ct, ini bl-U .50 mill! A An ..... 4 , ' 5 V V, Qc t ' , 1 ' if ,J . I . N ,fx lb . Q... , Wo an . 1 3 ' ' ' . I -aw, XX' 3 A s J 1 . s L- W I -' Ji. rg-lf -fl-' ,f-LEj,f'Qf'S5,, ...s-.,4.- ' , AH' -.'f,.L.25P x a 6 8 , ' V . . Atl' 1 'f ' R H422 z'l'rv ' .. ' , ,L 11. 'gif a. Q .131 R f , QV' I 4 ,lk gf' .Q Q F 1- .L ' O S , A, - ' ,lp fl, ,l joseph Xicolosi Robert Lavallee Richard Fortier Lou Mooradian Sat. Sat. Sun Sat. Sun Sun Sat. Sun Thu., x 7 r Richard Brown julin Abromovitch VARSITY SCORES Dale Opp. H. H. S. Opp. Sept. Beverly . . 21 6 Oct. Malden . . . 27 6 Oct. Lynn Classical . 19 12 Oct. XYaltha1n . . 33 0 Oct. Lowell . . 14 27 Nov Salem . . 46 13 NOV. Medford ...... 18 14 Nov. Lawrence ...... 48 6 Nov. Manchester Cen. N. H. Kfhanksgivingj 19 O Strenuuus practice inside and out uf doors makes fine athletes. l P C3 ,, ':4: - ,, gi, W. ., ,' g , ig- 1. V. ' Ik. ' ' ES, f . tiki! Y . A . .film rf ,4L..v':',1' , I - A, , M .m . ' N M. .' 1 ,' g ,g V 1 .,3,,.3g,'-c',f,' ., 1 fl, px 94 I 5 ,V ' W 3 A ' V 'V ' x 1 U T13 :Z-I:A'iz 'l ' 'l QI? A 35 F74 W' E 37 'FM ' .4 1- -s ' I f' -. 1 Arthur Shahian Earl Lovely Guy Mzxxxlmillm-y Ruben llemmarais .72 T l HHS ei J. l'. Coarh, John Plasterasg Cnurh, George Moriartyg .elxsistunt Cnaclz, Tendering our injured ,loc Nicolosi is helped uff the field. f . Y I P nf '4 Paul Ryan. Injuries kept Gene Lawler, Guy Mawhinx l.uu Lovely out of the Xv2iltl13IIl game. x 1 S 1 ,,1 1' 44, 'S .1 ., 4 1 4 .gh Rube-rt Brown we if Q 31 W . .V ffwiikr N V '- J?'9f f ' Vets- Mcliunnell ley, center: ' x 1, Q and Cl D Q T431 I I ' amff , J .K lf.. ., A 4 V Ltili..i,L 4 'ww 'f! I '3Y'I:i'isam9as1f.r-Q-1 Lwfw' - 4 . ' 1 ll- H , '-' ' A, ,,h-- ' . till, 4 . V vu.X,..,.-.:AYnA-'ur , - -' gl.- m: ' .ff 'z Lf nf -lf V gr ri yfe I'lfIlI'0II crfut fmtunm fax dm U + I UL I, Smmlzmf LIJIFL Mum 111 NlIl1II'd Butlmr SYIXId Xlxllmr I..LX12i u dren Chun I DIflj,Ili air C11 um 'XIICE IJIIIULYL '79 J I II Iuhn .incl 'Xlxchad Xbromoutch Robert and Ixxphard Broun mph mir cuixxm, Q unrx mlzmf rv I rg fl me num I lll Id CIM me K F I lf RLTKIKLY 111 XL I In 3 mm , . ,wif I' 1 ' . I -2 It A 1:4 I ' I' I ' U , I f M.-wg 4 1 - -f - I w- ' '. ,S f -I lg ' V, . . Q f' . v' 'D , ', 1 , ,.Q' ' ' '. . I 'f . A I H V, . 4 , 'V I ! .-X g A ' , a pf ' I -' ' I 11 Imgv cr ml tw CIN-cr a xwmlvrful fmtlmll tumm mm In 't ry. ? 1, . Ik , 'K' . ,V V , I: 2 Q .X ' '7 Q, i' HR! ICRS 1 A A 1 A .' . X 7'. . CHIiIiRI,Ii.XIJI-IRS I, g' ' ' In 'KL' Ili I-'lg I AM 'JI I Qi. XI 'Q v Z: , ,I U . . K1 3 IJ lr If Xanga '. Ire S' 1 I, .A f' R 'I Ili, ullvw Q A I ' dt I.m-nzm, Hr: I CI -f I-1 l' 1 Ihtricizm DIHIHIWI1. ' XYI: VA had Iwwpa-II tw :IH tw I.fvwcIl Iut I. well clirl In us. V .1 ' X P I , I E' Y lb x' !' I ,Sf to Front Row: Alden Noyes, Francis Dolfe, john Dixon, Tom Goodreault, Brian Donovan and Leo Bergeron. Second Row: Roger Bradley, john Crosby, George Dirago, Norm Robinson Vic Gardner, Ernest Rhodes, and VVill Gelinas. Bark Row: john Furlong Gary Pelletier Captaing john Atwood, Al Sinfes, Kenny Sylvester, Eddie Maguire, Bill Maguire and jackie Guerin. CROSS CDUNTRY Date Sept. Sept. Oct Oct NOV. Oct Oct Nov . VVhen the autumn foliage and crisp weather is at its finest, a group of our Haverhill High School boys are seen engaging in the sport of cross country. Under the direction of Coach Charles XVhite, these boys race merely for the sheer love of the game for there is no glory in cross country. It does instill in them, however, spirit, enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. Led by Captain Gary Pelletier, the team finished with a record of one win, one tie and six defeats. Opponent Haverhill Opponent Arlington 36 21 Belmont 8: 76 33 Wakefield 25 Watertown 23 36 Beverly l-P+! 165 Lawrence 28 28 MEETS Divisional Sixth, Varsity 8: Jayvee League Twelfth, Varsity Seventh, Jayvee State Tenth, Class A 41151 -6 G H.: 24 A student body behind nts team 1t1 mlx thru rtturnets mlm the lfhl 7 r uwn L nth Lharhe Xlhlte had IL tllthtnlt tt lt ot molchng a XXlI1I1lI'1g baelxetball tt nn I ul hx Q 1 L tptnnb lack l eBlanc and lhtlt lltnnehx the Hlllltb hnlbhed htth place t t ex Lountx lt tgue XNlIlI1lI1gl1X6' lmmf mm Xt hrxt the x trsxtx xx 'ts not too buocesbful hnt x hroltt mm the mn toltnnn xutl 14 -19 uttorx mer liexellx The team then nent on to um the next game mth Peabodx -af wfl lht lhlhes chcl not get back 1nto e XXIINIIIIQ, h illlt nntxl thu heat Peahodx agalll of UU In tht lm two gf.1IllQS of the xear xx 1t1 thur tr tchtlon tl ru nl I axxrtx te the Hlllleb out tht hut 41 11 hut t une hatlt to end the season hx llllllllg l mrtnne WJ 43 BASKETBALL Tense moments when the outcome seems doubtful ,lump lngh tor that ball m A Y i MK Q jwzwk gulf i Q 1 Q z 3 ff J Q? O if my-P ' , X ml x S x L f2 9l N 'wiv' Vnh ITY ODP B.-XSKETB.-Xl.I. TE.-XM lfrimf Rnzv: Norman Robinson, Daniel Cherneslcy, john Atxvood, Myron McCabe, Frank Emilio. lfuck Raw: Richard Dennehy, John LeBlanc, Mathews Poth, Michael Ahromovitch, Robert Belmont. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OPP Lynn English Salem Gloucester Beverly Peabody Lynn C dSS1C lynn Eng lsh OPP VARSITY OPP OPP Salem Gloucester Beverly Peabody Lynn Classical Lawrence Lawrence lllfl M4 nw., OPP 'YS F. . . JV. . . . JV. 32 5l ' 68 52 65 77 ' 47 LO lol 76 37 44 50 58 50 41 32 52 56 47 56 53 58 27 54 49 55 42 66 60 '78 38 51 50 A 56 AO 7O 75 ' 71 54 eo 68 . l' ' al 58 32 47 il 67 60 41 52 L 1' 1,8 46 55 A3 61 48 lf he had the wings of an angel, Uftcn tho line between victory and mln-fmt. 'if' '. . 75 ff A gl ., 6 L ' x H W N , ,v .f -rf. Q f 1 I, rf X tune IIIUINLIII LO C, XI I XIN5 VNU C0 XCH 101111 Ldptam Dxck Iltlllllhy takes one the I EBIAIIC Lu Q iptam Coach Charles edgy may VX lute Rmhard Deunelmy Co Qdptam D--' X moment before the Scramble 8 H... 1 HUXK , 1 N L L Y N . . t. . ' -1 r A, ,'B' IA' A. ' . ', ' ' , , , ff 3 24 ,. .mr A ,,.. 5 A W- , ,lW:r: 'l'lmt's my hull. Xxhllil 'P , , X ,Ae -Xl IRI Sl-IX Front R01 X lawlor R Ierrlck XI Cashman J Drel1ck j Surrctte I SCd.f,llUIlL 'X Basso XI Bunce N lll5Oll XI Holland Second Rot C. Saunol XI Collms XI Pascucu XI jenkms I bramo G Ketchu Z Zottu D I s I johnson S Shecld P Beaurgard XI XXlll1d.Il1S Ilurd Rat R Ieeman P XV1ll1ams C XIaso11 X. IUIIIAIIIC XI Lrsuelo P Tarpley C ohnson X fooclr1eh L D1X lIlCCll7O 9 Butler I Wllly XI XX ebster 111111611 J Cooper XI Pa11ar1a ,I Howell XI P Scott B S1114 J Barteau XI Doyle S Jaques H He1l -X SLICIKIIEX P Chambers GIRLS ATHLETIC LEAGUE The G1rls Athlet1c I eague IS under the dlrec tlon of XIrs Isabelle XIacLennan and the G A L OITICCTS Its purpose 15 to gn e ex ery g1rl regard less of her athlet1c prowess a chance to play and perhaps um one of the numerous awards and to make fr1ends hx part1c1pat1on 111 games and dancmg The most popular sports are xollexhall baslxethall badmmton softball and folk danung. The Lllmax 15 the annual G.A.I... gym exhibition given before parents and friends. The GAL. fosters love of sports and good sportsmanship. Such pitching form, 11191 . 191 ITXI IAN D-XNCERS Front R1 1 Patr1c1a Beauregard Nancv Bmw lend Bm1x111u luunc D1xlIlCCIl7lJ Edlth P.1llf.r1a xl3.I'l0Il Pallerxa .Sfmzduzq francs frdzlu luulln gCdEll0llL Xngnlma ldnaras Sandra Butler Jeanette Howell IRI-NHNIXN H-XSlxl'lPXll nt 1r1lx11 L11 ' tr111f1 XX llll3IT1S XAIILN l 1 t 111 I1 lur arc llwrut 11 oss ux 1 11111 r1x11 ux1 ll111 X1 rnclm I l111 14 1 Q lJ1X mcu llLX 1 1 1 It rl Ll 1 1 lf ll 111 lrt l1r1 ' 2 ' I' 'r , . lI'+,'l u ' . f ' ll - , 'Arg ': ' rl' . .vZ1IlCX' ' .1 :crm Xlll 111, 1-rt 1a 'amcl S'111cr'1 '111ici. . ar1y11 'r lll' . . z1r1ly1. -I1-11 1. ,xfv J- 1 ' W rv'-'N 1' E 1 u jxquu K lfglllld Taylor SENIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM ,. if' 3 5 22 M W' NW Uh SIMNIOR XOIIFYBAII TF ui SENIOR B XSKE TB AI I TFANI Nlarnlyn Iums Irancw Crum Nancy JILLSOI1 XLAFCIA Slupcr Patrxcxa XXILLIHIUS Sandra C? Frmzt Rn LOUISE D1X1nccn7u Niary LLILLIQITIS Xlfglllld Taylor XLHFILQII Ienxs Niarxlyn Pascuccx Bark Im Frances Grazm X lrglma Goodrxch Nfarcla Sleepcr Nancy jlllson Patr1c1a XXILLIZIIUS Sandra Bntlcr Nimerxa NN ebbtcr 1121 'ESF' ,ew I J .':-Y' 1' L X ' L xx 1 i L - , Y A , -. 4, : , ,. , 1' v A' ' y z Y' Y' . X A V 'V ': 3' 'A I' ' 'L V, , -.- A 2 --f I Q7 A 'T N4 A ' V V.. ,Q ' , E W kv r ,, 1 Y an - 1 1 ,L . A ,J uw -1. fl .., M. - K rr X K, 'WA .554-4 , ' , F V ,1 1 5 ' 'V f , I L '., . 9 - 'arwfg 1 9 ' af' ',, T L ' 1, li? 13 L? i x - f Q f , ff,e1, 7 7' J - , I , 4 .gay L . f f , f 1 Wk' .JM'f'.f1 f , c, ' A ' V 1 ' '- - 1- 1' A. ' 4 A ,Lg , L f n f A cf 4 ,QL ff2-- Af L 1 .1 L ' f A . in V 2, . . 4 x ' A ,L ' ' X ' i ' Q ' V 'ei 5,110 ff, A N ' 255. ' ' gr, E fs .L-Y .ww ' H ' 7' 1 ' ll - - . - A v - v v TRACK '11 The locker rooms at the Haverhill stadium ' A f '-elf' ,D f' A reverberated with shouts and cries one bright spring afternoon as the 1953 Track Team, coached by Charlie VVhite, reported for the start of another exciting season. Although outdoor practice was ' 4 1 3 E- A. uf ,, v limited due to the frequent rainstorms, the I-lillie gal' 1 cinder diggers easily defeated their nrst opponent, Methuen At the time of this writing they are working hard for a repeat performance of last years Essex County Championship squad The good feeling of true sportsmanship that prevails during a meet is what makes this sport a popular one To be recogmzed as a good track man each indlvidual must show outstanding Holt strains for the running broad Jump ability while participating in an event This ab1l1ty is accomplished not only through grueling prac tice sessions but also through the courteous man ner in which a rival team member is treated mu-4sv,.:iini -Xnastasia -Iohn Dickson -Xrthur jones Jack Howland George Dirago Gary Pelletier 'lliddle Rot john Furlong VN illiam XX right -Xrnold Horsch kenneth Fairbrother XX illiam Collios -Xlex Lamparello VN arren Nledley Bryan Donaxan Frances Dolfe George Nfetalskl Richard Phmney Paul I mnehan Arthur Harris Herbert Nledley lust Ro Dick Daly Captain jim Daly Richard Bose VN illiam bullnan -Xlbert Simes Dand lximball Robert Goudreault Daxld Ordway Vlilliam Nlaguire Paul Trembley Nllchael Harrington Prank Holt john Roberts john lucas Coach Charlie XX hlte 1 221 l TRACK SQUAD.. Xitfiizg. Richard Therrian, Edward Maguire, D.-Klan Riley, Kenneth Quimby, Richard l lxestlng and xxaxtmg our turn for the next exent Xprzl -Xprl X ay X ax Xaw Nay Nay UNC TRXCR SLHPDLII Interclass 'xleet Xlethucn Dual Xleet Gloutester 'Newburyport Salem Trxangular Nleet State Relays Fssex County Nleet Bexerlw Dual 'Nleet I an renee Dual Meet Sag QS pl'-W ,Q 4x W- 'W I 2' une State Nleet une Nlerrxmack Valley Nleet Sullnan throwing the clrscus 4 'D 9 mfwi 'RFU' 11231 ,.--aww-ar 'er if 4 A r we 15' I' alas-K4 Vkxll lucas clear the har Horse shoxxs the nay to vun points 45'-s L s- -- x Q e . :Z L , - Q I - Qu 0 C 1 ,, . Q, . . ' bf ' 3 l l v W 4 M 1 . -,f ,D 545' var - if fl. V t , , ., . V , A , l : ,A a - 1 ' ' , ,-.1 , . , A Y . ' ' I ' I ' .Q r ' Q li J , ' 16- 'lr Q. A ' . 2 A . ZZ - . 2 . . ' VA V, A , . I ZW - . l A1 3 QD , fi ' l , D Q, 5 '?l f , f .I ' 16- -': J . fL f:5 1 fg ,:2T gIr.1 .I 3 20- V 3 A May 25 f Gloucester Dual Meet -sage, jg J 6- 5 . D '-1 1 pf' TA 'if:f,. 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I H 3 4, 5 - ' - we -1 W f 1 'J 'f A BASEBALL Because ne haxe seen only two baseball games before The Tlmzler goes to press vse can only hope that the team thls year mll surpass the records wh1ch represented Haverhlll Hlgh 111 the Iissex County league At the present tlme the exaluatlon of our 1953 team hes ln the realm of speculatlon evaluatlon of our 1953 team lles m the real of speculatton I ed by Laptaxn Robert Iavallee the puplls of thls school who NlSlt the Rlver slde ballpark can expect to see a spunky group of play ers Lnder the guidance of our fine coach Fellx Andrus our team should haxe a very successful season Robcrt Hdlllllgdll Donald XX lntc llrddll Im I rank lJePanfll1s john BOLUZIO Laptam Robert I ayallee Xrthur Xiorroxx I rank I-nnlo Donald Xlartm lit tl. lw lxenncth laxallee C ux Nlauluxmey Chl? Chase Eugene layxler Loach Felex Xndru ohn Xbromoxnch .Io cph XlLOlOSl Xlxchael 'XlJ!'OI'l1OSlILll 11.24 , .V , , I V 7 : 1 ll.-XSIQB.-Xl,l.4 SQLYXD. lfmnl- lfozv. 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