Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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' ,H ' , 4 L L f ' if , ' 4 .-,. 1', A' Q ' j HAVERHILL MASSACHUSETTS Mr. One hundred years ago Liszt composed Les Preludes a symphonic poem which expressed musically the idea that Life with its moments of peace and serenity storm and struggle is merely a prelude to an unknown future How symbolic this is for us graduates of 1954' Our musical score four years in production is now complete We have rehearsed many hours for our final performance together our grad have blended together like the instruments of a great orchestra under inspired leadership We have experienced the happiness and serenity of good companionship of books of tasks well done We have enloyed many light and capricious moments together too amid an occasional discordant note Many of our classmates fruends and brothers have already respond ed to the trumpet call of our country and that is a sobering thought for us for many years to come So we the Class of 1954 dedicate The Thinker to the harmonic unity of our musical masterpiece our four years together May it be the Prelude to a great future for us as individuals and the country and world society In which we will now take part 4 , nina ' V Q U l , ' Il ll ' I I I I I ' uation. Our personalities, our talents, our ideas, our accomplishments . . I I ' . X . . . I I . . . ' 1 . I ' I . . PRELUDE OH ALMA MATER ADMINISTRATION THE SCORE Dr McCook Mr Whltcomb School Commuttee Mr MacLeod Mr Garvey Mr Taber Mlss Thornduke Mr Evans Mr George Mr Wallace Faculty I . , . , , . . , , . , . . , . Canduds SECRETARIES SENIORS HONORS ACTIVITIES Classes Counclls Class Officers Chapel Office Assistants Brown and Gold Natnonal Honor Society Classbook Committee Student Councll HHS Bradford College Class Play Clubs Dances Health Fashion Music Miscellaneous ATHLETICS Football Cross Country Basketball Gurls Athletnc League Track Baseball AUTOGRAPHS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Day 5 OW Alma Ma er 55413-6 Freshman Annex '-Xu an-'Q HU Main Building Clara Hunlcing Household Arts Laboratory Trade School I F25 l Q F ' Zilla.. i lliit u fini Whittier Building 1 , W... '-' all ....-f, ' lil ACADEMIC FESTIVAL There IS harmony where there IS unlty of effort We Seniors worked together according to Interests and future vocatrons servmg our common goal Success We spent many hours ln study Now with drgmty and farth we are ready to step mto the world to careers to college to marriage There IS harmony where there IS order Every group of people must have government We here at H H S have our own leaders our admrmstrators and faculty who work at supervlslon and organization of our classes and actlvrtles They brmg knowledge culture and purpose to our school Wuth them too they bring meanmg and dlrectron to our vocational and avocatronal gurdance l l l , , I . - . as active adults of a complex society. I I I I ?1 'f' 5,5 Dr McCook instructs Superintendent Whutcomb In new duties HAIL TO THE CHIEFS The 7954 THINKER enthusnastucally greets our new Superintendent Mr CharlesL Whntcomb and reluctantly buds farewell to Dr T Joseph McCook our capable ad mmlstrator of the public schools of Haverhull for the past four and one halt years As director ot atfaurs scholastic Dr McCook has won the admlratuon of all who have worked wlth hum and praise from those who have watched the educotuonal growth of our public schools under has guidance Recently Dr McCook recelved has doctorate from Harvard Umversuty Good luck to you Dr McCook Mr Charles L Whntcomb as no newcomer to Haverhnll Formerly a hugh school faculty member Mr Whutcomb was prlncupal of the Rlversude school dnstrnct before has election as Superintendent He attended Brldgewater State Teachers College and received hus masters degree from Harvard where he IS a candndate for the doctors degree We are happy to have Mr Whltcomb as our new Superintendent and extend to hum our best washes DR T JOSEPH MCCOOK MR CHARLES L WHITCOMB Administrator of Schools Superintendent of Schools 10 . . . - ? N . . 1 - - 1 A . 1 s I - 1 I . . . . i, . . , V , . . . . , . . X ' ' . l . svy , - ' f I - I x 1 n n I 4 Q - o .N A - . . , MR. RICHARD C. WALLACE Director of Vocatlonal Gundance and Research For the post three years Mr Ruchard C Wallace has served as Drrector of Vocatuonal Gundance and Research or the Cnty ot Haverhill In this copacuty he has provrded us with many wellknown speakers Mr Wallace IS also re sponsnble for the movues we enloy SCHOOL COMMITTEE The Haverhrll School Commrttee ns a group of responsn ble cutuzens who gnve generously of their tnme to determme the polncues of our school system They plan the school budget hare our publuc school teachers supervlse school transportatuon and school lunches Worlung un close contact wnth Mr Whntcomb the Supermtendent of Schools they execute the busuness affairs of our publlc schools 'H Ab HAVERHILL SCHOOL COMMITTEE Sitting Mr Emanuel Epstein Mr Charles Whit comb Supermtendent of Schools Mayor Bernard L Durgm Mrs Merritt F Garland Standmg Dr Albert B Consentrno Mr Chesley T Bixby Mr Edward W Kimball Dr Paul Nettle 'l'l ww MR EARLE H MacLEOD Prlnctpal He appears at chapel to dnscuss school prolems wnth the students Sometumes he vlsuts classes where he often takes part In the duscussnons He gladly advnses us on courses college selectlon or on hopeless problems Thus man wmth an mfectlous smlle and a love for travel and photography us Prlnclpal Earle H MacLeod the man who keeps the vartous departments of Haverhull Hugh runmng harmomously Educated at Tufts College and Harvard Umversuty Mr MacLeod has the admlratlon and respect of all of us He IS ver r ry proud of has Scotch ancestry but equally proud of Haverhill Hugh School Many thanks Mr MacLeod for bemg our trnend and counselor durmg our four years at H 47' MR TABER Asslsta nt Director Trade School As Assistant Director of the Haverhill Trade School Mr Taber has many duties to perform These include teaching obtaining 'obs for the boys and supervising the lunch program Although he is ex tremely busy he is always ready and willing to help the boys with their problems Mr Taber is re sponslble for the positions boys obtain which often become their life work He has a ready smile and words of encouragement and cheer for every one The boys are fortunate to have this man their guide MR. THOMAS F GARVEY Trade School Director The students at Haverhill Trade School regard Mr Thomas F. Garvey as their friend as well as their director Evidence of their respect for him is shown in the co-opera tion given Mr Garvey In school activities These activities include the collection of cans for the Salvation Army the Valentine dance and many others daughters Under Mr Garveys leadership the school now boasts the new Electronics Painting and Decorating and Auto Re pair departments He IS greatly responsible for the dignity and reputation of the Trade School which numbers among the best in the country During his well earned leisure hours Mr Garvey enloys the company of his lovely grand in- x-X 'eff 'l 3 ff '5- Mr J Jackson George Freshman Submaster THE THREE DEANS MR. J. JACKSON GECRGE Mr. J. Jackson George, Submaster at the Annex, has the task of supervising the Freshmen. ln addition to teach- ing algebra he acquaints Freshmen with their new sur- roundings and their responsibilities as high school students MR WALTER H EVANS Mr Walter H Evans Dean of Boys is responsible for the general conduct of the boys for their detentions and tardinesses He has charge of chapel programs dances and rallies serves as counselor to help boys obtain 'obs and and secure information on colleges ln addition to these many duties Mr Evans teaches English MISS HELEN L THORNDIKE Miss Helen L Thorndike Dean of Girls advises us about the selection of courses and colleges She helps in the organization of dances chapel programs and others school activities Miss Thorndike also assumes the responsi bility of Head of the Foreign Language Department Miss Helen L Thorndike Dean of Girls Mr Walter H Evans Main Building discusses program with a student Submaster and Dean of Boys 14 to l ou!!-c ' 1' G? T4 PAUL L. BURNETT Head of Commercial Department Bookkeeping BESSIE COLOCOUSIS Head of Distributive Education Distributive Education Treasurer of Teachers' Credit Union MARGARET DEPPING '7yij,ff, 1. f' Head of Art Department Freehand Drawing, Related Art PAUL P. HARRIMAN Head of English Department English Director of Graduation Exercises LOUISE J. HUNTINGTON Head of Mathematics Department Algebrap Geometryg Trigonometryp Mathe- matics Club Adviserp Guidance Counselorg Faculty Business Manager of Brown and Gold ANNA KERRIGAN Head of Latin Department Latin SARKIS KURKJIAN ' Head of Music Department Bandg Orchestra ALFRED T. LINDBERG Head of Mechanical Drawing Mechanical Drawing ISABELLA MCICLENNAN Head of Physical Education for Girls Girls' Athletic League Adviser FRANK W. MARSHALL Head of Shop Shopwork RANDOPH A. MILLER Head of Social Studies Department Problems of Democracyp U. S. History MARSHALL W. NAY Head of Science Department Physics ANNIE D. SCOTT Head of Household Arts Department Social and Economic Problems of the Home i 'fl lgsjiyv Nr. E 7 HELEN THORNDIKE Head of Language Department French CHARLES C. WHITE Head of Physical Education for Boys Gym Hopeful Thespians tremble at tryouts for senior class play. Sandra Fishbein is read- ing while Barbara Butterworth and Maureen Crostpn wait their turn before facrrltyjudges. 31 Y, ,-ai' 5 'LD 'Qll IS. I I-vs. I QQ... 5 1 ji -fa 4 -- gg LY ,fly , s A pf, v s .31 'I '- sl .1 ,Hr Y Teachers Show Footlighf Frolics benefits Children's Ward at the Hale Hospital. ...-.......,.- of NORMAN L. ALLISON Printing Press Class Adviserg Yearbook Adviser FELIX W. ANDRUS Chemistryg Aeronautics Coach of Baseball ELLERY ATWOOD Biologyg Elementary Science Faculty Manager of Athletics VIRGINIA BASCOM Algebrag Geometry GEORGE A. BIRON Auto Repair WALTER S. BRADFORD General Vocational Machine J. ARTHUR BURNS Mathematics WILLIAM P. CALLAS U. S. History, EngIish Shop Service CIub Adviserg Yearbook Committee GEORGE B. CALT Spanish Spanish Club Adviser DANIEL D. CAPOZZOLI Sheet Metal LIBERO CAPPABIANCA Machine Shop Related Aviation Club Adviser NETTIE CARPINONE Shorthandg Type: Arithmetic CIassbook Adviser ELECTRA COLOCOUSIS English ANTHONY J. CULLINAN Auto Repair Related Camping CIub Adviser ALBERT A. DENIO Electricity, Shop and Related -Y vu.. W.-Ov v zv.v.v,vd lon oo 5 k'0'l'a'o' 'i'N:' Lr'!':':6 CHARLES A. DiPIETRO Related Carpentry MARGARET EAGAR English ESTHER EMERSON Geometry, Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Sponsor of National Honor Society MILDRED F. EMERSON General Science ROBERT D. FITZGERALD Ancient History, Civics Public Safety JOHN B. FITZPATRICK English Senior Class Adviser, Yearbook Club Adviser DONALD L. FRASER English THEODORE W. GARLAND Music, Harmony, Choruses RUDOLPH C. GLEED Upholstery, Related and Shop DAVID C. GRANT Welding, Shop and Related Glee Club FRANCIS E. HARRIMAN Upholstery Hunting Club Adviser PERCY T. HOLMES English Record Club Adviser RAYMOND N. HUTCHINSON Problems of Democracy, U.S. History National Honor Society Council EDWIN V. JOHNSON English, Public Speaking Senior Play Director, Speech Club Adviser SOTIRIS KATSAROS English, Reading Senior Class Advisor, National Honor Society Advisory Board Xl JR ii xi . 3' il ' - s. .4 I I - N -. -9 I ' 1' Ni X x I J After a patient and detailed explanation of a passage by Mr. Harriman, Mike Murphy still has his doubts. tn., 5 CHARLES M. KENNEDY Electronics Shop Radio Club Adviser ROBERT C. KILEY World Geography Equipment Manager of Athleticsg School Transportation GHERNOT L. KNOX English Proiector Club Adviser KATHERINE JEAN LANG Arithmeticg Bookkeepingg Typewriting DAVID MARGARETOS General Vocational Electrical Shop DANOLD J. MCCAFFREY Guidance Counselor MARGARET MCCORMICK Latin Latin Club Adviser JOHN WILLIAM MCDONNELL Related Mathematicsp Scienceg Mechanical Drawing IDA M. McGOVERN Hygieneg Home Nursingp Child Carey First Aidg Charge of the First Aid Room SARAH J. MCLAUGHLIN Typeg Arithmetic Faculty Adviser of Brown and Gold BARBARA A MCNAMARA English Bowling Club Adviser JOHN D. MEDAGLIA Frenchg ltalianp Spanish Italian Club Adviser GEORGE MORIARITY World Historyg Civics Football Coach KENNETH MORROW Civicsg Arithmeticy Ancient History Bowling Club Adviser 3, '1 X . . xk x ANTHONY J. NOON Carpentry Shop Rod and Gun Club Adviser NORMAN K. PALMER English Brown and Gold Adviser KARL M. PEARSON U.S. Historyp Problems Of Democracy Hi-Y Club Adviser JOSEPH L. PELTONOVICH Sheet Metal Shop Swim Club Director HELEN PICARD French PATRICK J. POWER Printing Related Record Club Adviser f pddfwf DOROTHY M. PRESCOTT 2040561 77 Bookkeepingg Commercial Law -as ' WARREN EMERSON PRIEST German: English German Club Adviser YVONNE J. PROVOST Foodsg Nutrition JANE F. RAY English Assistant Classbook Adviser FRANKUN H. REED Chemistryg Science Camera Club Adviser MYRON RITTER Ancient Historyg Auto Driving tg., 'XM '33-'52 ttf' Rr 39 ,i JOHN ROBERTSON X R' R X Sheet Metal Related ELEANOR H. ROGERS French French Club Adviser lLe Cercle Francaisl PAUL F. RYAN Civicsp Driver Education Assistant Coach of Baseball l .27 19 E 32 Mr Lindberg and his assistants Norman Taupeka and Bill Maguire setting up the stage for the senior class play. Careful with the saw, Norman. QN I um. S Q' I x., ENRICO V. SASSO Bookkeeping, Clerical Practice, Typewriting Commercial Club Adviser WILLIAM C. SCANZANI Auto Repair Shop Hot Rod Club Adviser RICHARD A. SCHENA A Civics FRANK J. SHORE Radio Electronics MURIEL SHORE Y gN English ALICE DEAN SPALDING Biology Nature Club Adviser ERVIDA C. SWIRKAL Shorthand: Typewriting Last day at H.H.S. JAMES TIERNEY General Vocational Machine Shop Service Club Adviser 'P , ' ' JOSEPH TRIEDMAN ---' Problems of Democracyp United States History ELIZABETH E. TUCK Librarian E.ARLE J. TURNER Plumbing ERNEST VALENTE Painting and Decorating, Related and Shop Art Club Adviser OLGA J. VECKYS Stenogrophyp Typewriting Guidance Counselor: Faculty Council of National Honor Society GENEVIEVE S. WHEELER Foods: Clothing V 1- -- AMELIA L. WICKE fir ' Clothing g fh- 'ff' Pav .... Favorite spot for faculty members after school is the lunchroom- food for thought, you know. A E ' I 20 X16 HlGH SCHOOL Angellna B Cat anzaro Secretary ClanreF Nugent Clerk Typist Anthonette Moroms Stenographer OFFICE SECRETARIES Di' xx Ns. Lost books program conflncts and tardy students are dlscordant notes In the dolly program of a school as large as Haverhill Hugh School To resolve thus discord IS only one of the many duties of the office staff Theurs also are the responslbnlltles of receiving and send :ng school correspondence of nssuung dauly bulletins to the enture school of greetlng vnsltors .qv- TRADE SCHOOL Mary Spero Clerk Stenographer Jeanette DnPlr ro Clerk Stenographer Rose Che empllkas Secretary X 5 POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE There IS harmony where there IS unlty of effort We Sensors worked together according to Interests and future vocations servmg our common goal Success We spent many hours In study Now wlth dlgmty and falth we are ready to step mto the world to careers to college to marriage as actuve adults of a complex society. .X -S-,Z 33 sizykviun CLASS LJ Z 4:14 R22 IN 'i 1156 NANCY RILEY Commercual Prnvate Secretary Semor Class Secretary Jun lor Class Secretary Sopho Muxed Chorus 3 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Fresh man Council Student Actuvn tres Committee 2 Semor Class Play Commercial Club ROSEMARIE GIAMPA College Rosle To become a teacher Semor Class Secretary Jun non Class Secretary Sopho more Class Secretary G AL 'I Mnxed Chorus 4 Freshman Councnl Jumor Red Cross Councul I Cheerleader 4 Garden Club I Secretary ltallan Club 2 Executlve Commuttee 3 CARLO BRACCI College Chico To make a mnlluon Semor Class Treasurer Jun +C nor Class Treasurer National Honor Socnety 3 4 Sen or Class Play Math Club 4 DANIEL A RORKE College Dan A Doctor Semor Class Presudent Jumor Class Pres: dent Sophomore Class Presldent Foot WILLIAM BOLAND College Bump Successful Engmeer Semor Class Executnve Com mlttee Sophomore C l a s s Treasurer Football 'I 2 3 4 Bowlmg Club 2 Hn Y Club 2 3 4 Latin Club I French Club 2 3 ALICE GILMORE College A I6 Medical Secretary Semor Class Executnve Com mlttee Jumor Class Execu tuve Committee GAL I 2 Jumor Red Cross Council I Vlce President Cheerleader 4 Latun Club I 2 ANN OATLEY College Annie Nurse Semor Class Executuve Com mlttee Jumor Class Execu tnve Committee Sophomore Class Executnve Commnttee Mlxed Chorus 4 Freshman Councll Jumor Red Cross ouncll I In C u Club 'I Nature Club 2 Span xsh Club 3 French Club 3 balll 2 3 4 Basketballl Baseball I 2 3 4 BAL 2 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 3 Freshman Council President HI Y Club 3 4 Latin Club l 2 4 President 3 A 12'-v ill ad Z sf ' ls ff If X or FV A ' 1954 X f f I I I ' A ,J 1 It I I. - , . th ' X 1, I -- l' I' . ' g 5' D . as V .U ' I I , I 3, ' - -' , - Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 B,A.L. I, I 314. I 1 f l I 2F L . H. I X . I: - -- ' I ' : - -- , 1 Q .1 it. D , fi . I ' I g , ' ' c , Lat' Ib 1, I EVELYN ABBOTT Civic Arts Bunny Nurse Junior Class Play, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Club I, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3. MICHAEL ABROMOVITCH College Mike Success in life Football I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Camera Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3. ANTHONY GEORGE ACCARDI Carpentry Tony, .luke To have my own business Baseball 3, 4, Sports Club I, 2, Wood- working Club 3, President, Swim Club 4. RICHARD ABBOTT ADAMS Auto Repair Dick Mechanic Hot Rod Club 2, Aviation Club 3, 4. RITA D. ALBANESE Civic Arts Reet Nurse G.A.L. I, 2, Bowling Club I, 2, Italian Club 2, Latin Club I. NORMAN L. ALLISON, JR. Printing Norm Junior To be a millionaire Senior Class Executive Committee, Rod and Gun Club 2, Treasurer, Hot Rod Club 4, Yearbook Committee. f- 1 'Y VW-5 .-... Et 'ir Q-4,4 -+ :N ! 2 . so 4 sTuART ALPERIN College Stu Dentist Brown and Gold Editor 4, Senior Class Play, Record Club 4, Speech Club 4, Bowling Club I, 2, Latin Club I, 2, French Club 2, Spanish Club 4. RICHARD ANASTASI College Dicky Printer in the Haverhill Gazette Cross Country I, 2, Football I, 2, Bas- ketball I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, Swim Club I, 2, 3, Record Club I, 2, Bowling Club I, Co-Captain. MARCIA-JANE ANDERSON College Marsh, Masha To be ci teacher Mixed Chorus I, 2, Speech Club 4, Commercial Club 3, Senior Class Play 5, Usherette. L2 ,, fx ' ' GEORGE ANGELICAS gr 'f' , gy lf!fL College ji' .4 1, gw It g Chemist , I 1 'I , Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, Rifle Club 'l, 2. f r-I PAUL ANTKOWIAK College lf! xx g Q. . Q., .-1 -22 To be an engineer Basketball I, Math Club 4. ARAM MARK ARAMIAN, JR. Auto Repair Bill Mechanic Aviation Club 3. R 'S 'Q S 2 I c ij, LOUIS R. ARIEL Printing Lou Navy Printer Yearbook Committee, Sports Club I, 2, 3. LOUISE Y. ARIEL Commercial Lou Secretary Student Activities Committee 2, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. MARY E. ARNOLD College Biologist Classbook Committee, National Honor Society 4, Math Club 4, Nature Club 3, President 2. BEVERLY ATKINS Household Arts Bev Dressmaker AUDREY AUCLAIR College Artist G.A.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Brown and Gold, Car- toonist, Swim Club 4, Latin Club I, 2, Classbook Committee, National Honor Society 4, Senior Class Play Usherette. JUDITH ELAINE AUSTIN Commercial Judy To be a social worker with children Mixed Chorus I, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. ROU PEN BAKER, JR. Scientific Roupe To do as little as possible German Club 2, 3, Latin Club I, 2. RAYMOND NORRIS BARNES Scientific Ray To make a million Camera Club I, 2, 3, Garden Club I, 2, 3. EILEEN BARTON Civic Arts To be a good wife Mixed Chorus I, Speech Club 4, Com mercial Club 4. MARY BATES Commercial Batesy Secretary Mixed Chorus I, 2, Freshman Council, Bowling Club 2, Red Cross Council I, Commercial Club 3, 4. JUDITH BEAUMONT Commercial To get married Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. PAUL A. BEAUREGARD, JR. Electrical Bogey Master Electrician Dance Committee 4, Sports Club I, Army Club 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EDWARD BEAUREGARD Printing Dick Linotype Operator Camping Club l, Vice President 2, Out- door Cllub 3, Rod and Gun Club 4, Printers' Devils Club 4, Treasurer. ELAINE BEDIGIAN Civic Arts Actress Mixed Chorus 'I, Speech Club 4. GRACE BELFIORE Commercial Honey A good wife for some man Mixed Chorus I, 3, Commercial Club 4. PAUL ANTHONY BERTOLINO Carpentry Bert Settle down Senior Class Executive Committee, Art Club 'I, 2, Woodworking Club 3, Vice President, Swim Club 4. ROBERT BELMONT Civic Arts Sam Play professional ball Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Freshman Council. - I K lk EFFIE BIZIOS J! Commercial xi r ll Legal Secretary Classbook Committee, Freshman Coun- cil, National Honor Society 4, Student Activities Committee 2, Record Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Student Council 4. PATRICIA BOGGIATTO Civic Arts Pat Dental Nurse Speech Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. CLAIRE BOLOGNA College Secretary G.A.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 3. RICHARD HOUSTON BORDEN Machine Shop Rocky, Dick 20-year man in the Navy Service Club 2, 4, Comera Club 3. JOSEPH R. BOTTAI Carpentry Joe Cabinet maker. Seamanship Club l, 2, Hot Rod Club 3. Club 3. PAUL ARTHUR BOUCHER Carpentry Rugged To own a cabinet shop Photography Club 2, Rod and Gun Club 3, Hot Rod Club 4. BARBARA ANN BOUCHER College Barb, Bobbie Brown and Gold 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Speech Club 4, Bowling Club I, Latin Club I, 2. 8 AJ ec 1' i re R v , 'z 1 Z- FT mv 3 asf, ' -- 'rev' 1.,, N 4 ,y .Q -e fs . ,qv 4' V nb-f .1 I s. i 'GLA 5. 9 . 4 1 gl - .itff:?' we L- '1' 1 . , l' A GS J I .sr I 'ii X PAULA BOUVIER College Paul To be a registered nurse Girls' Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Speech Club 4, Bowling Club 2, Nature Club 2, Musical Sextet 4, Senior Class Play Usherette HOWARD L. BOWEN Scientific Chemical Engineer Math Club 4, Latin Club l. ARTHUR J. BOYD Machine Shop HOPPY Maintenance Machinist Camera Club I, Aviation Club 3, 4, Art Club 2. SHERRILL A. BRADLEY Commercial Sherry To be like Miss McNamara Freshman Council, National Honor So- ciety 4, Student Activities Committee 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. DANTE BRANDANO Commercial Nunzi Actor Mixed Chorus 3, Speech Club 4. PETER BRENNER College Pete Teaching Mixed Chorus 3, Math Club 4, Camera Club 3, Bowling Club I, Hi-Y Club 3, President 4, Latin Club I, Spanish Club 2, 3. lf- f'1 A-If GL ..- A 5. we I3 43 Q I . 5 E .I 43 i 4 S . o ' 'av Q'-nr -fm QQ -sl I X l . Ts A' M H' '2 -V I 'Q 1' A' x ' ...ii lg K. g, 552.1 .J fl.. 3- - ae '- f Q 1- 3, L 1 4 , ', J' , 4 Q -..- - MAURICE J. BRESNAHAN, JR. Machine Shop Bress To become a success and retire young Camera Club 'l, Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, Secretary 4. RICHARD D. BRINDLE Plumbing Politician Senior Class President, Junior Class Pres- ident, Football I, 2, 4, Yearbook Com- mittee, Dance Committee 4, Sports Club I, 2, 3, Good Government Day Repre- sentative 3, 4. FRANCIS WILLIAM BRISCOE Sheet Metal Brisky Be a good tinknocker and retire at 25 Seamanship Club I, 2, Movie Projector Club 3, President, Service Club 4. LESLIE V. BROWN Sheet Metal Les Join the service and see the world Crown Committee 4, Sports Club I, 2, 3, Service Club 4, Secretary. ROBERT E. BROWN Printing Bob Linotype Operator Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Rod and Gun Club 2, Printers' Devils Club 'l, 2, 3, 4. JOHN ROCCO BUCUZZO Carpentry Butch To be a success Football I, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Dance Com- mittee 4, Sports Club 'I, 2, Swim Club 4, Record Club 3. MILTON RUSSELL BURKE , Plumbing Go to Hawaii ,Q 'Mp CAROL cARiFlo To have a successful marriage ss: Fe if Rod and Gun Club I, 2, 4g Hot Rod I ft I f MARY BURTON ' ' Commercial Mar Journalist Commercial Club JOSEPH L BUTRUCCIO Civic Arts oe To be a success I9 Ban I 2 3 Bowling Club BARBARA JOANNE BUTTERW T Commercial Barb Private Secretary Senior Class Play Committee Senior ' Class Play Usherette JANICE MAE CALTABELLOTTA Civic Arts an Nurse bs Mixed Chorus I 2 JO ANNE LOUISE CALVI Commercial .loame Joe To be happy and retire at twenty Mixed Chorus I 2 3 4 Bowling Club I Commercial Club 3 4 Senior Class Play Usherette Ls., Mixed Chorus I, 2, 37 Record Club 'l, 2: Bowling Club 'Ig Commercial Club 45 Senior Class Play Usherette. WILLIAM ELMER CARTER Carpentry Billy To be a good carpenter and make lots of money A ClubI234 DOREEN CASE Household Arts o HAROLD E CASE Sheet Metal Porky To own the First National Store Service Club 4 MARGARET CHAMBERLAIN if Civic Arts ZMJM Peggy Wf Nurse Mixed Chorus 3 4 CLIFFORD FRANCIS CHASE Carpentry C I To be a success Freshman Class Secretary Football I 2 3 4 Basketballl Baseball 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Yearbook Committee Sports Editor Sports Club 'l 2 3 ' 3, 4. . rt , , , . a I ll . . 6 .I D t in rf 9 A d T , , p ' 4. I an x . I F fy I s A is S . . . '7 5' .' v ' iff- E J A 4. 1 'fr 4, 't , . ,AMV if ' im' V . . l'ff I '20 I .. sf - 1 ' I I I, I: ' gl i I I I if 1 I ,J l . fl y . ., il ,,il12V'kV,,g I F . E243 wx . as gy 'C' si f-.1 GAIL CHASE Household Arts Housewife WESLEY JAMES CHISNALL Printing Wes, Chis Monotype Caster Operator Cross Country 2, Track l, 2, Mixed Chorus l, Yearbook Committee, Red Cross Council l, Camera Club l, Sports Club 2, Press Club 3. LINDA LOU CLAY Commercial Lindy Dancing Teacher Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Classbook Com- mittee, Junior Red Cross Council l, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play. PERRY E. CLEVESY, JR. Carpentry Skippy To earn a decent living Movie Proiector Club l, Navy Club 2, Rod and Gun Club 3, Swimming Club 4. ALICE M. COBURN College Kindergarten Teacher German Club 4, Latin Club 'l, 2, 3, Na- tional Honor Society 4. EDWARD COHEN College Ed Engineer Brown and Gold 4, Editor, Math Club 4, Record Club 4, Bowling Club 'lg German Club 4, Latin Club l, 2. ESTHER COMEAU Household Arts Get married ROBERTA CONSTANTINE Commercial Bobbie X-Ray Technician Mixed Chorus 2. PATRICIA CORTELL College Pat X-Ray Technician Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Brown and Gold 4, Speech Club 4. RUTH CORTHELL Civic Arts Rusty Secretary Band 4, Swim Club 4, Commercial Club 4, Nature Club 4. JAMES COSTELLO Carpentry Jim To be a hermit Seamanship Club l, Record Club 2, 3, Glee Club 4. BERNADETTE COTE Household Arts Bunny Housewife RICHARD E. COTE Machine Shop Dick To be successful Seamanship Club 1, 35 Aeronautics Club X 25 Navy Club 4. BARBARA COUGHLIN ,RM Mb O J! Nurse Xl Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Brown and Gold 4, Secretary and Editor of Exchange and Correspondence5 Commercial Club 45 Latin Club 2. HARTLEY CRANTON College Engineer Junior Class President5 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Junior Class Play5 Camera Club lp Ha-Y club 3. EUGENE CREPEAU YD 'I College M Gene if Aeronautical Engineer Cross Country 25 Band 1, 2, 35 Bowling Club 45 Latin Club 15 French Club 45 Rifle Club 15 Senior Class Play. RICHARD E. CROFT Machine Shop Punchy, Dick Freshman Class Secretary5 Sophomore Class Executive Committee5 Navy Club 15 Air Force Club 25 Camera Club 3, Secretary5 Service Club 45 Trade News Staff 2. JOHN CROSBY College Bing Make a fortune Cross Country 3, Co-Captain 45 Garden Club 2, 35 Rifle Club I, 2. KERMIT CROSS Machine Shop Kerk Go as far as I possibly can Hot Rod Club 1, 45 Movie Projector Club 2, 35 Lunchroom Committee 3, 4. MAUREEN FRANCES CROSTON Civic Arts Mo Women's Air Force G.A.L. 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Class- book Committee5 Senior Class Play, Speech Club 4, Secretary ROBERT w. CULBERT Civic Arts 'V Bob To lead a happy life and make money li THOMAS CUMMINGS Upholstery Tom To be a wealthy farmer Auto Club 15 Aviation Club 25 Service Club 3. CLAIRE DABROWSKI Commercial Stenographer or Housewife G.A.L. 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Latin Club 1. RICHARD J. DALBA Sheet Metal Dick To be a millionaire Senior Class Executive Committee5 Rod and Gun Club 2, 45 Sports Club 15 Press Club 3. PATRICIA L. DANESI Commercial Patty Dental Secretary Junior Class Secretary5 Freshman Class Secretary5 Basketball 35 Girls' Athletic Club lp Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Cheerleader lg Junior Class Play5 Tri- Hi-Y Club 45 Classbook Committee5 National Honor Society 4. JAMES J. DARGE Plumbing Jim To be a heating engineer Radio Club 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE DAVIDOFF College Larry Manage a chain store Math Club 45 Bowling Club 'l5 French Club 3. DOROTHY M. DEBLOIS Civic Arts Dotty To be a nurse Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Brown and Gold 45 Nature Club 3. CAROLE DEFREZE Commercial To travel G.A.L. 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Junior Red Cross Council 'I5 Senior Class Play5 Gar- den Club 25 Bowling Club l5 Commercial Club 3, 4. MADELINE M. DELUCA College Airline Stewardess G.A.L. l, 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Latin Club l, 25 French Club 4. MITCHELL M. DENNO Scientific To make a career of the Navy Math Club 4. JOSEPH DeROCHE Commercial Joe Certified Public Accountant Bowling Club l, 45 Commercial Club 3. ROBERT EUGENE DESMARAIS Civic Arts Moe Junior Red Cross Council lp Commercial Club 3, President 4. RICHARD DEVEAU Printing Own and run my own printing shop Photography Club 2, 3. ALICE WOOD DEWHIRST College Sally Foreign Trade Secretary Glee Club l, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Dramatic Club l, Senior Class Play Usherette. RICHARD BERNARD DiBURRO Commercial Dick Certified Public Accountant Student Council 45 Commercial Club 3, Executive Committee 4. LUCILLE DICHARD Commercial Lou Secretary Mixed Chorus 35 Garden Club 3. MARY DIODATI College Stenotypist G.A.L. I5 Student Council 45 Bowling Club 25 Italian Club 35 Senior Class Play Usherette. LYNDA CLAIRE DiTOMMASO Commercial Executive Secretary Orchestra I, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Class- book Committee5 National Honor Society 45 Commercial Club 3, 4. WALTER RICHARD DONAHUE Auto Repair Dick Aircraft Mechanic Hot Rod Club I5 Aviation Club 2, 3, President 4. DANIEL DORGAN College Dan Success in life Sophomore Class President5 Freshman Class Vice President5 Junior Class Treas- urer5 Football 45 Basketball I, 4 Captain 2, 35 Baseball I, 2, 4 Captain 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Student Council 35 Junior Class PIay5 Camera Club I, 25 Hi-Y Club 3. JANE DORSEY College Go to college G.A.L. I, 2, 3, 45 Brown and Gold 3, 45 Freshman CounciI5 Swim Club 45 Latin Club I, 2, 35 French Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Senior Class Play Usherette x 477 55 5 1 tiff, 'Nr 4' is 1 as I I A Q ' ,. QQ, 'C' 4. n K IG on '-sr if-. -Y' fi fl ' 1. 6' ' f Q 4 63 in-f 'g .Eff ' x 5.- kng , L? - ' ? , 4 ? i 1 g ,iii 9 YN n- .. W., BERNARD EDWARD DOUGHERTY Printing Tex Manual Arts Teacher Yearbook Committee5 Printers' Devils Club I, 2, Treasurer 3, 45 Audio-Visual Club 25 Sports Club 35 Glee Club 3, 4. ELEANOR MARY DRISCOLL Commercial Ellie To be a writer RICHARD DROLET Commercial Dick To be successful in business Basketball I5 Freshman CounciI5 Student Activities Committee 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Commercial Club 4. RICHARD DUCHARME College Froggy To be a designer Freshman CounciI5 Junior Red Cross Council 'I5 Latin Club 'I5 French Club 25 Swim Club 35 Record Club 35 Camera Club 35 Bowling Club 4. ELLA MAE DUCHEMIN Civic Arts Dutchy Housewife Basketball I, 25 Girls' Chorus I, 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Junior Red Cross Council I5 Swim Club 4. X X, hx X X1-!,, MARIE JEANNE DUCHEMIN l' l , - f, Commercial QI 1 Stenotypist Commercial Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Classbook Committee. ,ui-f C7 75. v. Wt 7' J! EDWARD H. DUFRESNE Electrical Duffy 20-year man in the Navy Sports Club I, 2, Movie Proiector Club 3, Service Club 4, President. LORRAINE DUROCHER Commercial Lorry Teacher Speech Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play Usherette. VIRGINIA L. DYER , - I A College ,I V A ,U Jinny ' I I N Chemical Engineer G.A.L. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, Brown and Gold 3, Editor 4, Classbook Commit- tee, National Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play Committee. NANCY EARL Household Arts Dress Designer CHARLES W. ECKHARDT Electrical Ecky Electrician Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, Marine Club 4, Executive Committee. ROBERT DAVID EDELSTEIN College Bob Dentist Golf 3, Captain 4, Freshman Council, Record Club 4, Camera Club 2, Bowl- ing Club I, 2, German Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 3, Secretary 2, French Club 2, 3. ELEANOR MARJORIE EMERY Commercial Wimpy Hairdresser Junior Red Cross Council I. FRANK EMILIO Commercial Boose To make the top Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, Captain 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Freshman Council, Student Activities Committee 3, Record Club 4, Garden Club T, 2, 3, Commercial Club 4, Italian Club 3. PATRICIA CAROL ERAMO College Pat To be a success Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Speech Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Classbook Committee, Senior Class Play Usherette. CLAIRE ALMA ETHIER Distributive Education To be a success in life Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Garden Club 3 Flower Culture Club 2. FELICE ANN EVANS College Laboratory Technician G.A.L. T, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, Student Council 4, Senior Class Play, Math Club 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. LAURA JOANNE FAIRBANKS Commercial Journalist Basketball 2, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, Junior Class Play, Commercial Club 4. NORMAN P. FAXON Auto Repair Norm To be a good mechanic Auto Repair Club I, 2, Aviation Club 3, Vice-President. THOMAS FEENY College Tommy Interpreter of foreign languages National Honor Society 4, Italian Club 4, Executive Committee, Latin Club I. EDWARD FENLON College Fed To get to college Football I, 2, 3, 4, B. A. L. 4 President, Camera Club 3, Garden Club 3, Bowling Club 2, Hi-Y Club 4, Latin Club I, French Club 2, 3. HOWARD T. FERGUSON, JR. Sheet Metal Howie Air Force-20 years Swim Club I, Navy Club 2, Glee Club 3, 4. EDWARD FERRICK Commercial Ted Accountant Basketball I, 2, 3. SANDRA FISHBEIN College Sandy Medical Secretary Junior Red Cross Council I, Latin Club I, 2, Spanish Club 3, Record Club 4, Speech Club 4, Senior Class Play. Mr' EDWARD FISK College Fisky Electronics Engineer Math Club 4, Camera Club I, 2, Nation- al Honor Society 4. GERALD EDGAR FITZGERALD Carpentry Gerry, Fitz Be a good tradesman Junior Class President, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Yearbook Committee, Dance Committee 4, First Aid Club I, Sports Club 2, Record Club 3. ANDREW JOSEPH FOURNIER Auto Repair Andy To make good at whatever I do Sports Club I, 3, 4, Movie Proiector Club 2. CECILIA A. FRASER Commercial CeCe Secretary Commercial Club 4, Senior Class Play Usherette. I ll' , ,X SHIRLEY LOUISE FRENCH 'fl ff: il Commercial It u 1 IQ, Frenchie I Dental Assistant Girls' Chorus I, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. JUDITH LOUISE FULLER Commercial Judy Secretarial Work National Honor Society 4, Commercial Club 4. '2 D - 1 X Y 1 Wi 42' , 'S , -'-f J in -gf' '59 it .. KK .IW sa 'H I Gr G 'za 5:2 . , ., ,. , 1 in .Jie A -fi. oc, AQ? f E 'Q' R' Z' .65 2 , 36 3 'M' , . I VV .v ,qt K - Al L s -0' ' 17? LX., T . JOHN FURLONG College Rip Be successful Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3, 4, B.A.L. 2 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Camera Club 3 Executive Committee 4, Garden Club I 2, 3, 4. MARY LOU GAGNON Civic Art Nurse Mixed Chorus I, 2, Classbook Committee. MARCIA JANE GALLOND ' an Commercial Marsh Elementary Teacher Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Student Activities Committee 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. RICHARD GARDELLA Civic Arts Dizzy To play baseball, fish and enioy life Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, B.A.L. I, 2, 3, 4, RAYMOND S. GARIEPY Electrical Ray To be a successful electrician Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, First Aid Club I, Movie Proiector Club 2, Hot Rod Club 3, Service Club 4, Executive Committee. AU DREY GAUDETTE Commercial Butch X-Ray Technician G.A.L. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. JS Q- I X sz 5 v 3 6 ll-L il., as dr., 'Q' 'N 1? G- DAVID HENRY GEORGE Upholstery Dave To become a good upholsteror Aviation Club 2, Record Club 3, Service Club 4. JOHN O. GEORGE College To go to college Math Club 4, Bowling Club I, 2, 4, National Honor Society SANDRA LEA GEORGE College Sandy Physical Therapist Girls' Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 'I, 2, Latin Club I, 2, French Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT R. GERSKOWITZ Civic Arts Bob History Teacher Track I, Mixed Chorus I. WILMA GIARDINI I College Wil iii Interior Decorator G.A.L. 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Italian Club 3. BURTON E. GILBERT Printing Gil To become a pressman in a newspaper Football I, Basketball 2, Sports Club I, 2 3- Swim Club 4- Printers' Devils Club 5 ' ' ' 1, 2', 3, 4. ROBERT GILMORE College Mort Cartoonist Baseball 2, 3, Brown and Gold 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3. DONALD CHARLES GLOVER Auto Repair Don Own a Mercury Hot Rod Club 2, 3, 4. GEORGE GOLDONI Civic Arts To live a happy, healthful life ELEANOR GAIL GOODRICH Civic Arts Beautician G.A.L. I, 2, Treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus l, Bowling Club 2, French Club 2, Senior Class Play Usherette. LOUIS J. GOSSELIN Machine Shop Lou Mechanical Engineer o Automobile Club I, 2, 3, Aviati n Club 4. JOAN E. GRASSI Distributive Education Joanie Buyer for a department store Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Freshman Council, Junior Red Cross Council I, Student Activities Committee 'l, 2. K' 'E .-- V' i 1-N l 5 . 'fa F' s J 'Vx rl I sz: I vel . I Pea. I . 5 V' M-1. . ws- as. V O, af gy DAVID GREENBERG College Hank Veterinarian Cross Country 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Classbook Committee, Junior Red Cross Council I, Record Club 4, Hi-Y Club 2. FREDERICK H. GREENWOOD Upholstery Sunshine To go to California Record Club 2, 3, 4. JAMES O. GRIECO Commercial Jim To be a success in life Student Activities Committee 2, Commer- cial Club 3, Executive Committee 4. RITA GRILLO College Success in the theater G.A. L. 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Brown and Gold 3, Editor 4, Senior Class Play, Speech Club 4, German Club 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, 4. JOAN ALICE GRYSKI EWICZ Commercial Joannie G' 4. Private Secretary ,, haf- : Commercial Club 4. e I ' ' , JOANNE GucciARni Commercial Jo Bookkeeper Bowling Club I, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4. 2 lvl Y'-9 ' 9 E Ji. Y ,Vs ET 95 O N 42' N5 k Z' 5 GTF Vi? 5 H 1 n i Q43 1 ,fb 1 N, . fs. be iw' s. 5,9 .3-P i- JOHN JOSEPH GUERIN Printing Jack, Gare Play for the Boston Bruins Cross Country l, 2, Track 'I, Dance Com- mittee 4, Seamanship Club l, Sports Club 2, 3, Swim Club 4. ANTOINETTE A. GULEZIA Commercial Nettie Secretary Commercial Club 4. PAUUNE MARY GULUBICKI Distributive Education Polly To be a success Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Flower Culture Club 3 EUGENlA HALKIOTIS Distributive Education Gini To be successful in the future National Honor Society 4 ELEANOR JEAN HAMMER Commercial Jeanie Telephone or switchboard operator G.A.L. ,l, Commercial Club 3, 4, Nature X Club 2. 'Tl Hg I JAMES HAMPSON Scientific Curly 3, .9 Electrical Engineer it National Honor Society 4, Math Club 4, - President. ' .0 RICHARD EDWARD HANAGAN Carpentry Zeke To be my own boss Senior Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Executive Committee, Freshman Class sec- retary, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hunting and Fish- ing Club 'l, Sports Club 2, 3, Swim Club 4, President, Lunchroom Committee 'l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT JOHN HANAGAN Printing Bob To be a success Senior Class Secretary, Junior Class Treasurer, Freshman Class Executive Com- mittee, Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club l, 2, Rifle Club 3, Swim Club 4. F GOLDY HANDAKAS Commercial Chris Hairdresser JOAN HEALEY College Dental Hygenist G.A.L. 'l, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Bowling Club 2, Latin Club l, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3. HENRY HICKOX College Freshman Class Vice-President, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Camera Club l, 2, Hi-Y Club 3, Junior Class Play JUDITH ANN HILLNER College Judy To go into medicine Girls' Chorus l, 2, Brown and Gold 3, 4, Classbook Committee, National Honor Society 3, Vice-President, 4 President, Speech Club 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, French Club 3, Treasurer, Senior Class Play Usherette. BEVERLY HILLS Commercial Bev Secretary Bowling Club 2, Latin Club 1. DAVID T. HORNING Machine Shop Dave Maintenance Machinist Automotive Club 1, Seamanship Club 3, Aviation Club 4. CAROL DAWN HORSCH College Journalist G.A.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, German Club 4, National Honor Society 4, Classbook Committee, Gazette Reporter. CAROL MAY HOYT Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4. l.OlS E. HUBERDEAU College Lo To get married G.A.L. 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Brown and Gold 4, Major- ette 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, Record Club 3, Speech Club 3, Bowling Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Nature Club 2, 3. RUTH M. HUNT College Kitten Nurse or Physical Therapist G. A. L. 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Freshman Council. ALMON R. HUNTRESS Upholstery Joe To have my own shop VERONICA ANN HYLAND Distributive Education Ronnie To be successful in the work I choose FREDRIC JACKSON Upholstery Fred To be a success Art Club 2, 3, Service Club 4. MERNA JEAN Commercial Jere Model Basketball 1, 2, G.A.L. 1, 2, Maiorette ,lv 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Senior 'W Class Play. GEORGE T. .IEPSON Civic Arts Poultry Husbandry Rifle Club 4, Junior Class Play. MARILYN JOHNSON College Johnny Music Supervisor Band 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Freshman Council, National Honor Society 4, Latin Club 1, 2. s ARTHUR M. JONES Printing Satch To be a printer in the Coast Guard Track 2 3 Camera Club 1 Sports Club 2 Printers Devils Club 3 Swimming Club ROBERT JORDAN Commercial '- ' Scouting or Accountant BETTY KAPELA 'Egg W? Zim Dustributive Educ W f Display Artist! M Mixed Chorus 3 Garden Clu'bE3 lfhf Club 'l Nature Club 2 JOAN KELLY Commercial e Fashion Designer 'C7 DIANE TRAYLOR KERZWICK Civic Arts DID: -ali 0' Join the WAVES or Air Force SH ELDON ROBERT KESSLEN College She Shoe Manufacturer Baseball 'l Camera Club 1 President Bowling Club Golf 3 4 Speech Club 4 Math Club 4 Brown and Gold 4 1 Fi ' Y :Q H -:. 5,-,...,'. -ws, f m. '-4 4 f 8' Q J, N Q5 -'Ji me w. Y ind. ' S 9 VOML BRENDA LOUISE KLOTZLE Commercial Bren Medical Secretary Girls Chorus 1 2 3 Mixed Chorusl CHRISTOS KOSMES Auto Repair Rocky To be a good mechanic and own my own garage Glee Club 3 4 Dance Committee 4 Automotive Club l 2 3 JOHN E KREY College Johnny Doctor National Honor Society 4 Treasurer Stu dent Activities Committee 2 Student Council 4 German Club 4 President Latin Club 4 CHARLES KYLE Commercial Chuck Accountant Basketball 'l Commercial Club 4 JANE KYLE Commercial Travel GAL 2 3 4 Record Clu Latin Club 'I RICHARD LaBELLE Civic Arts Dick Spike Lead a good life and make money Camera Club 2 3 Garden Club 3 Hi Y Club 4 , f : ' ' I I I ' I 2' . . , . A . . I I 4. J I I . l I I ' l f l . 5 , , . rfb f - K Af L , 4 4 ' , , -L-N .1 5 1 A ' ,fr g -' F - I M7 I I I G ll-A x 5 7 . I . . I I - ' J ' 1 , 2 l x Q' . v. ,L I Q K I A l Niger! . ,,f',,:'.'5 X lag.. . ,. 42- W J . . 1 J . . . ll, , 1 I lb 47 ' Q . - gil, . ,V xl Q' Ek . . 1 . I . :Ls 2 , ' : ' . ' 1 , 1 1 ' , 2 a - 2 - - C DONALD J. LAJOIE Machine Shop Don To be a machinist Service Club 2, 3, 4. DAVID H. LAMBERT Carpentry Deve To be a hermit Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4- Hunting Club 'I 2 President 3- Swim Club PHYLLIS LANDRY Commercial I f , . ,H Z - ,ff s' ' , , V, , . ., , A A 1- G3 4 ' A in.- FSJ 4' I4 pw- Wx Commercial Artist '15 R Classbook Committee Ay LOIS ANN LANGTON Commercial Lanky To travel Band 3 4 Orchestra 4 Girls Chorus 3 Swim Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Nature Club 4 Musical Sextet 4 RONALD ARTHUR La PIERRE Plumbing on Record Club 'l Sports Club 2 3 KENNETH LAVALLEE Civic Arts en Malor League baseball player Basketball l Baseballl 2 3 4 BAL 4 Secretary Junior Red Cross Council 1 Stude 1 A n ctivmes Committee 2 Commer cial Club 3 HI Y Club 3 4 A ,, I Q' EUGENE LAWLER College Gene Dentist Football l, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Baseball 'I, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Council, Mixed Chorus 3, Camera Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3. LOIS LEAVITT College Lo Music Education Mixed Chorus 4 Record Club 4 German Club 4 Latin Club 1 Nature Club 4 Spanish Club 3 DEXTER LEBOWITZ Civic Arts Dex Accountant Bowling Club 1 Commercial Club FRANCES MADELYN LEE College ee Social Worker Mixed Chorus 2 3 Latin Club ROBERT EATON LIEBER Printing Shrimp Be a successful lmotype operator Sophomore Class Treasurer Freshman Class Treasurer Yearbook Committee Rod and Gun Club l 2 3 ELIZABETH GAIL LISCOMB Commercial Betty Clerk Typist National Honor Society 4 Commercial Club 4 ' s 4 , V . . ' x ' - Ph'I s Q 'X 6' v 'Z X I l T 19- il i .72 5 . Ay 'Y - ft ' , . 1 , , . L - 2 Y . .Q S, 'W ' , 1 1 ' ' 2 S is R li , ' f f 1 l' ' . ' . 4 l R , . Captain in the Army 8- .' K .' ' . 4. ' . : K 41. ' ,, ' . ...ll ' I if . I I I ' '. ' Q u. Q K lr ' 551 F 'cg . .. lf a 4255 LEVIA LUGARESI Civic Arts Lee To be a nurse Sophomore Class Vice-President, G.A.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Classbook Committee, Nation- al Honor Society 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Italian Club 3, Vice- President. ALAN MGCAVOY Civic Arts Mac To own a good business Sophomore Class Executive Committee, Football I, 2, 3, 4, B.A.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Council I, Student Ac- tivities Committee 3, Hi-Y Club 3, Treas- urer-Secretary 4. RICHARD WILLIAM MADIGAN Welding Department Porky To become a frogman in the Navy Movie Projector Club 2, Art Club 4, Presi- dent I, 3. WILLIAM MAGUIRE College Bugs Earn a million Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track I, 3, 4, B.A.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, French Club 3. JANET MAILLOUX Commercial Bookkeeper Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Garden Club I. RICHARD ARMAND MAILLOUX Electrical Dick Be a licensed electrician Movie Proiector Club I, 2, Radio Club 3. WILLIAM EDWARD MALLOY Carpentry Bill To be may own boss and make 525,000 a year. Art Club I, Movie Projector Club 2, 3, Swimming Club 4. MICHAEL MANCINI Machine Shop Mike A tool and die maker and retire at 30 years old Glee Club 3, 4, Art Club I, Camera Club 2, Service Club 4. X MARLENE MANGIONF 2 M Collegefw- Marl Merchandising G.A.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Brown and Gold 3, 4, Student Activities Committee 2, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 3. ANNA MARINO Commercial Honey Teacher Mixed Chorus 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. DELPHINE MARQUIS Commercial Della To be a happy housewife G.A.L. I, Commercial Club 4. DONALD JOSEPH PAUL MARTIN Civic Arts Donnie To be a success Junior Class Executive Committee, Foot- ball I, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Council I, Student Activities Committee 2, 3, Student Council 4, Latin Club I, Spanish Club 3. RONALD l. MARTIN Machine Shop Ron To become successful in life Glee Club 1, Aeronautics Club 2, Auto Club 3, Service Club 4. DAVID RUSSELL McKEEN College Dave Electronics Engineer Junior Red Cross Council 1, Garden Club 2. HERBERT MEDLEY Civic Arts Herb A happy millionaire Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track l 2, 3, 4, B.A.L. 3, Vice-President, Student Council 4, Hi- Y Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. JAMES HENRY MEEHAN Carpentry Pickles To get married Sophomore Class President, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club l, Hunting and Fish- ing Club 2, 3, Swimming Club 4, Vice- President. JOHN A. MELONAS Auto Repair Greek To marry and retire at 25 Basketball 'l, 3, Yearbook Committee 4, Sports Club l, Aeronautics Club 2, Army Club 3. DONALD MERCER Uphlostery Merc To be a good upholsteror Auto Club 2, 3, Service Club 4. DIANE MERKER College Di An education Brown and Gold 3, Editor 4, Senior Class Play, Record Club 4, Speech Club 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, President 4, French Club 3, Secretary, National Honor Society 4. JOSEPH HENRY METELSKI ff c'e t'f' X JMS I n I I7 ff mi t Student Activities Committee 3, Camera Club 3, Bowling Club 4, Spanish Club 3, H-Y Club 4. ARTHUR MICHALOVICH College Mike Lawyer Record Club 3, 4, Speech Club 4, Presi- dent, Camera Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, French Club 2. SYLVIA S. MILLER Commercial Syl Secretary Cheerleader 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. BARBARA A. MILOT Commercial Billay Hairdresser or get married Mixed Chorus 2, Commercial Club 4, Treasurer 3. CHARLES STUART MITCHELL, JR. Machine Shop Gearduck Be a hard worker Aviation Club l, Hot Rod Club 2, Glee Club 3, 4. G- in my - 5- r ,, ,r ,Q 5, tfl l -t uf K- 8 'F'- y 1, 'Q , . A ... tr: 'it , -v Q cj' wg. 5 ' ll .4-3' - ft? 5 371' is-If S 2 PATRICIA A MOLLER College Potts To achueve my goal In lufe Latm Club I 2 Commercual Club 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 RICHARD F MONTEITH Scnentuflc Dlc Automotuve desngner or 20 year man In the Navy Jumor Red Crass Council 'I Camera Club I Presudent 2 Vnce Presudent 3 DORIS MOOERS College o Math Teacher Glrls Chorus2 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Class book Committee National Honor Society 3 4 Math Club 4 Executuve Board Latm Club 2 ALBERT J MROSZCZYK Upholstery Murph Have my own shop ALLAN MUNROE College To go to college Mlxed Chorus 2 3 Sensor Class Play HuY Club 4 Spanish Club 4 LAURENCE V MURPHY College Murph Manager of store Sensor Class Play, Camera Club 3, Gar den Club l, 2, Bowlxng Club 2, 3, 4, Latm Club I, 2, Rifle Club I sl 5 fic 9- ff'- '1 C :S 76? T 0' 'Z f-. , A ' ml 2:5555 MICHAEL PATRICK MURPHY Cuvnc Arts Anote Murph Mrckey Own dnsc lockey show an New York Footballl 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Orches tral 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 Record Club 4 Speech Club 4 DIANA NEUSNER College Yana Secretary Mnxed Chorus 3 Record Club 4 Speech Club 4 German Club 4 Latm Club 3 French Club 3 Sensor Class Play Usherette RO BERTA L NEWTON Commercual Bobbi Hairdresser Mixed Chorus I 2 Jumor Red Cross Council 'I Commerclal Club 3 4 EDWIN T NILSSON Machune Shop Ed Chmk Machmlst Glee Club 3 4 Seamanshup Club I 2 RICHARD T NOONAN Electrxcal Dick Electrician Dance Commuttee 2 3 4 Sports Club I Rod and Gun Club 2 Camping Club Hunting and Fushnng Club 4 Secretary RICHARD JOSEPH NOURY Auto Repaar Gus To race and own a home Band I, 2, Glee Club I, Hot Rod Club 2, Ska Club 3 BEVERLY ANN OLESKIE Commercial Toni Marry a millionaire Mixed Chorus 3. MARY ELLEN O'NEILL College Teaching School Freshman Class Vice-President, Basket- ball 2, 3, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 'I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Cheerleader l, Junior Class Play, Tri-Hi- Y Club 2, 3, President 4, Athletics Club 2, National Honor Society 4. JACQUELINE LOUISE OSGOOD Distributive Educaton Jackie Travel Garden Club 'l, Latin Club 2. WILLIAM S. OWEN Scientific Bill To become a ski pro Band 'l, 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Freshman Council, Student Activities Committee l, 2, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Latin Club 'l, 2, Senior Class Play. FRANCES DOROTHY PALEN Commercial Fran Secretary Mixed Chorus 3, Commercial Club 4, Senior Class Play. MARIANTHE PANANOS I, L7 Commercial 1 lf . .L I . Mary Ann ll I 'yiflx' Secretary T ii , , 1' Mixed Chorus 1, National Honot Society 4, Bowling Club 'l. 7 . , .! ' 3!fWi,ffsfo'i3m iul!PJTv2.clL ' Z College Teacher Bowling Club 1, Latin Club 'l, 2, French Club 2. CHRISTOS PAPOUTSY Electrical Chris To be a chef in a big hotel Band 2, Glee Club 3. V Rose PAPouTsY Commercial My Rosie F' 5 'F , Secretary PM A Mixed Chorus l, Student Activities Com- ' mittee 3, Commercial Club 4, Senior Class Play ELIZABETH PARADIS 1-vi Q' f 5 I, Distributive Education Betty Airline Hostess Mixed Chorus 3, Bowling 2, Commercial Club 3. ELEANOR PARKER College Ellie Secretary Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3 Treasurer 4, Junior Class Play. EVELYN PARKER College Evie Good iob Basketball T, Girls' Chorus 'l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Junior Class Play, Girls' Athletic Club 1. WARREN PARKER Machine Shop Rabbit To succeed and get ahead Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4. JOSEPH PATUTO, JR. Machine Shop Spud To succeed in anything I do Rod and Gun Club 'l, 2, 3, President 4. PRISCILLA R. PEARSON College Cilla Elementary Teacher Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, Brown and Gold 3, Classbook Committee, National Honor Society 4, Senior Class Play, Latin Club l 2, French Club 3, 4, Musical Sextet 4. JOANNE ROBERTA PELTONOVICH Distributive Education Artist qw: Nature Club l. ELAINE PERKINS Commercial Comptometer Operator G.A.L. 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Student Activites Committee 3, Garden Club 1, Latin Club 'l, Speech Club 4, Senior Class Play. JOYCE M. PERKINS Commercial Office Worker G.A.L. 4, Vice-President, Commercial Club 3, 4. ELIZABETH PERRAULT Commercial Betty Secretary Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. RAYMOND PERREAULT Civic Arts Ray Military Career Freshman Council, Junior Red Cross Coun- cil I, Rifle Club 'l, Spanish Club 4. ANGELO C. PISTONE Electrical Al Master Electrician Band I, 2, Yearbook Committee, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Sports Club l, 2, Press Club 3. PAUL E. POIRIER Machine Shop Poo Tool maker Camera Club I, 2, Glee Club 3, 4. MATTHEW POTH College Matt To find success in life Football 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Student Activities Committee 3, Camera Club 3, Garden Club l, 2, 3, Bowling Club 'l, German Club l, 2, Hi-Y Club 4, Italian Club l, 2, Latin Club l, 2. ROBERT L. POTHIER Electrical Pots Electrician Photography Club I, Secretary, Movie Proiector Club 2, Executive Committee, Army Club 3, Navy Club 4, Treasurer. NANCY POTTER Distributive Education Commercial Club 3, 4. FRED PETER PRINCE, JR. Auto Repair Freddie Aviation Mechanic Glee Club 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, Photog- raphy Club 3. LEO ERNEST PROVENCHER, JR. Sheet Metal Hot Rod Live like a king Swim Club 4, Radio Club 3, Hunting Club 2. JACQUELINE PROVOST College Jackie Medical Secretary National Honor Socie 3 4- Student YY 1 , Activities Committee 3, Senior Class play, Latin Club 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY PURCELL Civic Arts Dot Go to college to become a success G.A.L. 'l, 2, 4, Vice-President 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Garden Club I, Bowling Club 2, 4. JANET ELIZABETH QUICKLEY Commercial Jan Switchboard Receptionist Mixed Chorus 4, Bowling Club I, 2, 4. ROBERT RABIDOUX Commercial Sonny, Bob To become a disc iockey Freshman Council, Junior Red Cross Council, Student Activities Committee 3, Commercal Club 3, Latin Club I, Rfle Club 2. JOSEPH EDWARD RAVGIALA Machine Shop Joe To be a good machinist Glee Club 3, 4. BEVERLY JEAN RAY Commercial Bev Secretary Commercial Club 3, 4. STEPHEN F. RICH College Steve To get a quick million dollars Math Club 4, Bowling Club I, 2, 4, Ger- man Club 4, Vice-President, Latin Club I, 2. ROBERT ALLAN RIVERS Machine Shop Bob 20-year man in the Navy Glee Club 3, Seamanship Club 'l. JANE B. ROBERTS Commercial Pooch Clerk-Typist Mixed Chorus 2, Junior Red Cross Coun- cil I, Student Activities Committee 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, Record Club 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. 2' ac. if .X M I L+ ii 7 I ,J 5 It Y, .mag-s f 6' ' , I ' . -1 .if , I 'K 2. 6' 'fi- Ht PAUL BERNARD ROBERTS Carpentry To make a million Movie Prolector Club 2 Rod an Gun Club 3 4 JOHN ROGERS Machine Shop Rodge A salesman Movie Prolector Club l 2 Glee Club 3 ROBERT ARTHUR ROSE Sheet Metal Swede Retire at 21 Football 4 Rod and Gun Club 2 Sports Club 3 Swimming Club 4 CAROLE ROSENFIELD College Laboratory Technician Brown and Gold 3 Editor 4 National Honor Society 4 Record Club 2 4 Speech Club 4 Latin Club 1 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 JAMES S ROUMELIOTES College Greek Dentist Cross Country T Football 'l Basketball l Mixed Chorus 3 4 Camera Club 3 Latin Club l 2 Spanish Club 3 French Club 3 YVONNE DOROTHY ST. CYR Distributive Education U. S Armed Service G.A.L. l 2- Bowling Club 2- Commercial Club 3 4. Q fp- td fi 'N Y' Y 1 as Y 1' -3. x,.v l if 'flr NORMAN PAUL SANSOUCIE Printing Soucre To Graduate Movie Protector Club 'l 2 Press Club 3 Swim Club 4 Printers Devil Club 'l 2 RUSSELL LEWIS SARGENT Auto Repair Sarge A good worker and a good husband Hot Rod Club l 2 Aviation Club 3 4 RONALD SAROFIAN College Zark Civil Engineer Baseball 2 Mixed Chorus 3 Camera Club 3 President 4 Garden Club 2 FRED F SCAMPORINO Sheet Metal Scamp To be a millionaire Senior Class Vice President Sophomore Class Executive Committee Freshman Class Executive Committee Football 1 3 4 Basketballl Baseballl Glee Club 3 Dance Committee Swim Club 4 Sec retary Sports Clubl 2 3 JOAN SCAMPORINO Commercial To be successful in life Mixed Chorus l 2 Commercial Club 4 ROSANNE D SCAMPORINO College To be a success G. A. L. 2 3 4- Girls Chorus 'l- Mixed Chorus 4- Brown and Gold 2 3- Junior Red Cross Council- Record Club 2- Bowl- ing Club l 2- German Club 4- Latin Club l 2- French Club 2 3. MARILYN CAROLE SCHENA College Mar To go to college and be a success Brown and Gold 4, Maiorette l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Italian Club 2, 3 Latin Club l, 4. NORMAN SCHOENFELD College Millionaire Student Manager of Baseball 3, 4, Brown and Gold 4, Math Club 4, Camera Club 3. MARY SERWACKI Civics Arts Kukla, Vitamins Fashion Designer Art Club l, 2, Cheerleaders' Club 2. ELEANOR SEXTON Commercial El 1 1 ,ffm Q Successful marriage f Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Seniori ss Pldy Usherette. ' 7 . .f y L, ,fl K, NANCY J. SHEA Commercial Ace, Spike To be married some day G. A. L. T, 'l, Girls' Chorus 'l, Mixed Chorus 2, Bowling Club. ROSE-ELAINE SHEPHERD College Rosie Teacher Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4 Brown and Gold 2, Classbook Commit- tee, National Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres- ident 4, President 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Secretary 4. ,tsl T fbi , 2, 'Y ,-. 8 BARBARA E. SHERMAN Household Arts Barb Fashion Designer Mixed Chorus 2, Commercial Club 3. GEORGE ANTHONY SHERWOOD Auto Repair Sharky To have my own business Dance Committee 4, Hot Rod Club 2, Aeronautics Club 3, Army Club 4. RICHARD N. SICARD College Dick Own a new Cadillac Baseball 'l, Track 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Executive Committee, Garden Club 3, Latin Club 'l, Spanish Club 3. ALBERT JAMES SIMES Plumbing Al Freshman Class Executive Committee, Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, Sports Club l, 2, 3, 4. EMERSON SIMPSON Carpentry Em To be a cabinet maker Seamanship Club l, Record Club 2, Rod and Gun Club 3, Glee Club 4. URSULA SINOTTE Commercial Secretary I' 6, my H x l B ' Q ROBERT CLlFFORD SMALLIDGE Machine Shop Bob To be a good worker Service Club l, 2, Hot Rod Club 3, 4, DEBORAH SMITH College Debbie Nurse Latin Club l, 2, G. A. L. 'l, Speech Club 4, German Club 4, Brown and Gold 4, Classbook Committee, Senior Class Play Usherette Q 4, JACQUELINE SMITH -A , , - 'l College Jackie J Teacher Speech Club 4, Vice President, Latin Club l, 2, Nature Club 2, Senior Class Play Usherette. ROBERT SMITH College Smitty To go to college Record Club 4, Bowling Club 4, Captain, Hi-Y Club 4, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 4. ARTHUR W. STACY College Art Business Mixed Chorus l, Brown and Gold 4, Classbook Committee, Hi-Y Club 4, Latin Club 'l, 2, 3, French Club 4. MARY STANCHIS Commercial To tour the world Commercial Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3. KAY STANWOOD College G. A. L. l, Student Activities Committee 2, Moth Club 4, French Club 3, Latin Club l, 2, Senior Class Play Usherette. FELICIA STEINBERG College Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus T, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Classbook Committee, National Honor Society 4, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 3, Musical Sextet 4. GEORGE J. STERRITT Civics Arts Jerry To be a top disc jockey on a top radio station Track 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Record Club 4, President, Golf Club 4. HILDA STICKNEY Commercial Secretary Basketball l, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Jun- ior Class Play, Girls' Athletic Club 2, Try-Hi-Y Club 4. GORDON STONE College Stony To make good Junior Class Vice President, Basketball T, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, Junior Class Play, Hi-Y Club 3, President, Boys' Athletic Club l. RONALD TAGLlERl Scientific Tag To enjoy myself making money Freshman Council, Camera Club 3, Gar den Club 2, 3. CHARLES TAKESIAN Auto Repair Tek Aircraft Mechanic Yearbook Committee, Dance Committee, Hot Rod Club 2, Aviation Club 3. SYLVIA EUGENE TARPLEY Commercial Silver Travel G. A. L. I. GEORGE TATEOSIAN College Tale Business man Student Activities Committee 2, Camera Club 4, Secretary 3, Garden Club l, 2, 3, Bowling Club 3, Hi-Y Club 4, Latin Club I. NORMAN JOSEPH TAUPEKA College Norm Dentist or Engineer Brown and Gold 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Council, National Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 4, Hi-Y Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, French Club 4. MICHAEL M. TAVITIAN Sheet Metal Mike Pressman Movie Proiector Club 2, Press Club 3, Swin Club 4, Machine Club I. DAVID ARTHUR TAYLOR Printing Horse To be a good intertype operator Yearbook Committee, Hunting and Fish- ing Club 1, 2, 3. Lunchroom Cashier 2, 3, 4. SANDRA TAYLOR College Sandy Nurse Sophomore Class Secretary, Freshman Class Treasurer, Basketball 2, 3, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader l, Student Council 'l, 2, 3, Junior Class Play, Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Club 2. CLAIRE THERRIEN Household Arts House wife Household Arts Play l, 2, 3, EDWARD F. THIBOULT Sheet Metal ' Eddie Draftsman Movie Projector Club 2, 3, Service Club 4 PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON Commercial Pat To be a good legal secretary Mixed Chorus I, Commercial Club 4. VYILLIAM HENRY THOMPSON, III Welding Bill To be a welder Art Club l, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA NORMA TIKOTSKY College Sandy Personnel work Band 4, Brown and Gold 3, 4, Record Club 4, German Club 4, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play Ush- erette. JAMES N TOLMAN Sheet Metal Good sheet metal worker and stock car drnver Movue Prolector Club 3 Hot Rod Club 2 WILLIAM TOWNE College Willy Fm success or a reasonable facsnmnle thereof Student Manager of Basketball 'I 2 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Sensor Class Play Swim Club I Record Club 2 3 Speech Club 4 Garden Club 2 3 Bowling Club 2 3 HI Y Club 4 Spanush Club 2 3 LEE A TRACY Commercual C P A and Busuness Manager Mnxecl Chorus 'l Bowling Club 2 Com mercual Club 3 4 MARY FRANCES TRUE Commercial Truzre To be happy and own a lnght blue con vertnble Mixed Chorus I 2 3 4 Bowling Club I Commercial Club 3 4 Sensor Class Play Usherette C FREDERICK TUTTLE Plumbmg u Marry money Record Club 2 Sports Club 3 DIANE VADEBONCOEUR College To be successful G A L 'I Latm Club I 2 Bowlung Club 2 French Club 2 3 Malorettel 2 3 4 Semor Play Natnonal Honor Socuety 4 LAWRENCE D VAILLANCOURT Radlo and Electronucs Larry Professnonal Athlete Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Sports CI bl 2 3 4 GleeClub3 EVELYN VIENS Commerclal Evey To be a success Commercual Club 3 4 IRENE E VILLENEUVE Commercual To be a Private Secretary Mnxed Chorus I Commercnal Club Nature Club 2 JOHN CHARLES WALSH Auto Repaur Jack To own a Jaguar Basketball I Track 'I Dance Commuttee 4 Ska Club 3 Hot Rod Club 2 Student Actuvmes Commuttee 2 JAMES JOSEPH WEDGE Carpentry Wedgle To own a contractung busmess Seamanshup Club 'I Art Club 2 3 JOAN ANN WENGEL College Joanne Elementary Teacher Latm Teacher Latm Club l 2 3 RICHARD HARRIS WENTWORTH Auto Repair Dick To specialize in auto transmissions Football I, Basketball I, Hot Rod Club 2, Aviation Club 3, Treasurer 4.' . nv WILLIAM WEYMOUTH Civic Arts Herm, Bill 7' Psychologist Golf I, 2, Hi-Y Club 2, Spanish Club 2. GAIL DIANNE WHEELER Commercial Penny To be happy and lsgccessful in whataa' 0 . Mixed Chorus I, 4. JEAN PATRICIA WHITE 'a Of Commercial Work in the Western Electric is Mixed Chorus 1, 2. ,y Y SYLVIA ELAINE WHITE Civics Arts To be a success Mixed Chorus I, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Commercial Club 3. FREDERICK WHOLLEY L 11 'P fa. A , . ,- 4- A-5 Q- 'K si f H ' I! lr? Al 3 DIANE CLAIRE WIDDER College Dee To be a success G. A. L. I, 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Student Activities Commit- tee 2, 3, Latin Club 'l, 2, French Club 3, 4, Student Council 4. MARGUERITE WILBUR Commercial Midge Get Married G. A. L. 'l, 2, 3, Garden Club I, 3. RAYMOND H. WILLARD Printing Ray Navy Printer Movie Projector Club I, Sports Club 2, Record Club 3, Navy Club 4, Executive Committee JOSEPH W. WILLMAN Plumbing Joe To be partners with father in plumbing Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, 4. JOANNE WILSON mercial I , 1' I Jo yy. - I J Executive Secretary if Mixed Chorus 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play Usherette. DONALD S. WOODBURN Sheet Metal Upholstery Don Red ,. To own a yatch and sail around the To be a cop 45 7 l world 9 Record Club 2, Rod and Gun Club 3, t , Crown Committee 3, 4, Rod and Gun Service Club 4. -g...... Club I, 2, 3, 4. L A fl .cf ' ' ' ' f4 siffEik54f'-ir' r,.g,Q, , 2 4 TERRY ADAMS WOODBURY . FRANK A. YANNALFO Cqrpenfry Y .Z gi jf LUV: Civic Arts jjj ' l Tarsie 5 if ,!!,',v'iwl' ' ll Bud V1 f To own a construction company Enioy myself Army Club 25 Movie Proiector Club 3, A F Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Brown and Gold Record Club 4. 2, 3, 4, Student Activities Committee 3, Senior Class Play, Camera Club 3. JOYCE WOOLAVER MARLENE YOUGHIAN Civic Arts C . ommercial To have a happy and successful life Successful secretary n 4 Y G.A.L. 'l, 2, 3, President 4, Latin Club 'I. 15- Mixed Chorus 27 Senior Class Play Ush- erette, Speech Club 4. CHARLES W WYMAN JOHN C ZACHARIS Upholstery Commercial Charlie Zark Make a million Millionaire 'ifx Football 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Junior Red Cross Council 'l Record Club 4 Camera Club 2 Garden Club 3 Com mercial Club 3 4 Senior Class Play Yearbook Committee Art Club 'I CAROL YANNALFO DOLORES MAY ZANGARI Distributive Education College Dolly Private Secretary To be successful Mixed Chorus 3 4 Senior Class Play llulmn Club 2 3 Lclm Club l 2 Mixed Chorus 3 Student Activities Com mittee 2 heerleaderl 2 3 4 Com i ,mercial Club 3 4 vb Last day at H H S j N-lk' 1 .'7f K ,A yi' ,FH T' . I A, - . . . 6 X4 'U . . . If an lwi f 1 213' If , 2 I I , I K-,I F 7 5 ' F ' 3' . . E I f .-Q , 4-fl TQ n uit , : 1 QP' f , 1 , - If ' , . I ' w - lv A I5 I I 1 1 ' ,L . ' l 1. i I ' ' f ir, V 'l K 'l.4 FRY i l 'Il' ' fl' - ' at , , .4 . A . ' 1 fl , ' 7 , W h A - 7, 1 it ' I 1 . .I 1 3 I, ,, ' I 1 ' I 0 -,4,,,. v.,- ...- L' . --7 .,.,p -J5 . 'gt . V' V' . I I ' l,. - y ,,, ., ' , 14 - .'. '?f':. 1:-:.4ff'r ' -- , .. ...' - 'H' A , vnwffsf-'rfw . .'--J... I , .. i., ,-lin '. ' ','l fl -, if A .ybuvrir Above Nancy Rlley was our repre entatuve at Glrls State Rfghf Veromca Hyland was second prlze wlnner ln the Haverhlll Gaz ette Commumty Survey contest 3 Vnrgunna Dyer and Stephen Ruch won furst place In a Red Feather Essay contest Mass Dyer was elected alternate representatuve to Good Government Day 46 X ff THE PRESENTATICN I HALLS OF IVY There IS harmony where there IS a commumty of Interests Wherever students congregate there IS talk laughter actlvlty The actuvlty may take the form of a club program classroom discussion swapping lunches at recess or preparation for exammatuons Actnvltles socnal and academic blend to produce a full and actnve school llfe Years may dum the events but memory keeps them allve chatter about Saturda 's football ame, Y . 9 .X -Mpx Am Lf' Xi I i ,A fl , i 1 .uf 5 . 5 hi A , I K' x , A A K -41 5' o A ' Q- , V Y N I A K ALR V MA W , K ' .V . If , ' i.,E1.gf'1 gifs.. A - 'LT , ' , ' V' '.f 'fif X 'A' ' 7 1 f Y lan 1 I ri-nn v1 K x -x- X . V X' QPXVQXCS . 1 I f .fgpwff .N ,X- X xx 1' X ,-9? X -1 'fy' , 5..- O WORSHIP THE KING. Seniors start the day off right with homeroom devotions or chapel. SCHOCDL . . . Dear Old Golden Each morning at eight-thirty we start our busy day. Some periods are gay and some are sad as we go from academic classes to extra-curricular activities. Michael Murphy demonstrates the proper enunciation insisted upon R' - by Mr. Johnson in his public speaking class. Studying Latin is more fun when there is co-operative effort. At work in the shop. The boys in Mr. Mar- I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER . . .those special shall's class make lovely furniture for their reports in English class. homes. 1 'QL ,ur l if DAYS M Rule Days . . . Diligently we pursue our education, u sometimes by our own efforts, and some- times with occasional prodding from the teachers until we depart at one-thirty. IDLE GOSSIP. The bell to start class hasn't rung yet so we can talk for a little longer. C'EST SI BON. Miss Rogers helps these students to master the French language. 1 . , as lm:- Adding machines don't lie, but the answers aren't always right. A modern business class does arithmetic the easy way. Demonstrating the Wimhurst machine in IF I HAD KNOWN YOU WERE COMING Mr. Nay's physics class. l'D HAVE BAKED A CAKE. E -at fd ,Q 'T 3 If ' 4 1 41 41 --...A LJ' AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN. Miss VecIcy's stenogrcphy class trying for 120 words per minute. An aeronautics class can be very lively humorous, or disturbing experience. Mr. Burnett stops to examine a student's trial balance in his accounting class. ADI-ADIOS AMIGO. Mr. Colt conducting an in- DIZZY FINGERS - especially during formal class in Spanish. timed writing. .34-4 Knowledge absorbed can be a shocking, These girls demonstrate the proper technique for tearoom management. Talented students intent on blending water colors for their paintings. l Under Miss Swirkal's guidance commercial students master the intricacies of the mimeograph and rexo- graph machines. The first time behind the wheel. Keep that line moving Im hungry' C-'l--- ,ff ff via 2 L l.ET'S HAVE ANOTHER CUP OF COFFEE. House- hold Arts girls graciously serve the faculty and senior class officers. .Em L- +- l YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE. Mr. Pear- son's daily quiz line awaiting his OK. x.,.o Z YOU'RE LIVING IN THE PAST. Dave Garroway Owens brings his class up to date on current events in Mr. Hutchinson's American history class. .Z ' HMELANCHOLY ME. A study in facial ex- Measure carefully, boys! Mr. Lindberg supervises pressions-those fatal days when report the students in mechanical drawing class. cards are given out. jf? Future homemakers of America Young dressmakers put finishing touches on their own creations Some of you fellows on the top ought to lose some weight Students pay attention to demonstration on proper selling techniques Mr Atwood expains the value of visual aids in edu cation Interested b ys examine the opaque pro lector used in biology THOSE FAR AWAY PLACES. Wish I were there now - D Cdeadlinej Day is tomorrow and I haven't all my OK's! -x Girls getting homework done for the next day socializing plus just a little study. N- af' .- Get that ball! Hit it back! Quite a job, but it certainly was worth it to the students in Mr. Medaglia's Italian classes. This is how we'II always serve lunch in our own homes. c Hr , 4 Q A., r X Q4 17.-w Our favorite and shortest period-recess! MANY TIMES. Meet me in the library the 7th period today and save a seat for me. Got lots to tell youl Z Remember the B.U. battery tests our iunior year followed by a conference with the guidance coun- selor? Miss McNamara's class hears notices before dismis- JUST WASLKIN' IN RAIN. Wouldn't SQL Whoffs ,he mower, Michael? you know it would rain lust at 1:30. Hope someone will give me ride. i- 'S X? Q- g FRESHMAN COUNCIL Left to right Jane Dorsey Effie Bizios Nancy Riley Sherrill Bradley Marcia Lewis Patricia Flynn Ruth Hunt Richard Drolet Frank Emilio Robert Belmont Norman Taupeka Eugene Lawler William Owens Roland Taglleri Daniel Rorke Robert Edelstein Mary Bates JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Left to right, Alice Gilmore, Ann Oatley, Elizabeth Bixby, Nancy Jane Adams, Joan Grassi, Linda Clay, Ella Mae Duchemin, Dorothy Fanaras, Rosemarie Giampa, Roupen Baker, Robert Hinds, Wesley Chisnall, Robert Desmarias, Kenneth Lavalle, George Dangerfielcl. 68 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated Ann Oatley Executive Committee Rosemana Guampa Secretary Daniel Rorke President Nancy Riley Vice President Alice Gilmore Executive Committee Standing Carlo Braccu Treasurer Donald Martin Executive Commit ee SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Rosemarie Giampa, Secre- taryp Levia Lugaresi, Vice-Presidentg Daniel Rorke, Presidentg William Bo- land, Treasurer. Standing: Alan MacAvoy, Ann Oatley, George Dangerfield, Executive Committee. 5 41 il Front row left to right Carlo Braccl Treasurer Nancy Riley Vice President Daniel Rorke Pres: dent Back row Alice Gilmore Executive Committee Rosemarie Giampa Secretary Ann Oatley Executive Committee Above Students of Retaul Sellung course pre pare and present at chapel theur successful fashuon show l6'fllt'VE.. Many tumes a year the students of Haverhull Hugh School come unto the audutoruum whule the orchestra plays a famuluar march What us the occcusuon for thus student gatherung'P It us chapel an umportant part of the educatuon of any hugh school student In chapel a student learns perhaps for the turst tume the umportance of plannung a career from one of the many speakers or from the vocatuonal movues He learns the functuonung of hus government and of the Unuted Natuons Chapel us not untended to be merely an entertaunment peruod but us planned to co ordunate our classroom sublects wuth everyday lufe K Rught At umpressuve Last Chapel exercuses Pres dent Danuel Rorke accepts the colors for hus class from the out goung presudent sym bol of hus senuor responsubulutues 70 'I I sf Q Y if . l u I A 'N D Zu X - ' L. . A - 1.135 so J fm' Left. A special assembly is called for observiance of United Nations Day. Students meet and hear pri- soner of war Below Imagme steallng a book on Book Day! A delnghtful play pre sented by students In Muss Electro Colocousus Englash class based on Dragnet Boston Umverslty formerly Submaster at H H S speaks on the Importance of planmng a career 7l A scene that never grows old Students nn Mr Edwin Johnsons class present Chrlst ITIGS PTOQYUU1 3 2 A 1 .JY X 4 I: an 1 . . W . , . . Mr. Donald L. Oliver, Director of Admissions at A A X l I N l ' -as CREDIT UNION OFFICE ASSISTANTS Annta Ferguson and Joanne Wllson OFFICE ASSISTANTS Othce assnstants are chosen by the faculty and the otfrce who want students to assnst them an the management of thear extra dutres Guvung up thenr spare penods these students do clerucal and frlmg work run errands delnver messages answer the telephone and even assust the suck They are wullrng and responsuble workers who do al they can to help the teacher for whom they are workmg Wnth competence and responsubuluty the offuce assustants do much to add to the efflcnency of the many de- DEAN OF GIRLS OFFICE ASSISTANTS 4 'N Seated Allce Dewhurst, Effie Blzuos, Fern White Standmg Carol Horsch, Joan Scampormo, Aluce Gulmore, Betty Perrault, Roberto Constantme, Janet Manlloux, Joan Wengel, Joan Kelly, Brenda Kotzle , :l E f I .' 'Q Z. 1 -' -' I - . I . . . :nl O , ' ' fm A ' partments at the Haverhill High School. I ' - Cf' i i 1 5 gf I f K . 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C2 F ' ' I .I E ' F y 1 v I I I 1 I 1 KK ' x 1 I l FIRST AID RGOM ASSISTANTS Seated Carole DeFreze Marne Duchemun JoAnne Calvn Bernadette Cole Standmg Doreen Case Ruth Hunt Claire Bologna Sylvia Muller Nancy Riley Margaret Chamberlain Eleanor LeRoy Carole Lahaye Ella Mae Duchemm ,..-. .ou -I LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Seated Kay Vencls Marcna Anderson Barbara Boucher Marne Le claure Shenla McCook Dons Mooers Sandra George Lynda DlTom maso Standing Marllyn Schena Mary Murphy Vlrgnnna Dyer Rich ard Anastasu Kay Stanwood Davud Greenberg Jane Dorsey Robert Stacy Mary Arnold Ralph Grasso Ursula Slnotte Alsce Coburn Mass Elizabeth Tuck Lnbraruan BOYS GYM ASSISTANTS Front row Robert Jordan Robert Taupeka James Grleco Back row Robert Edelstem Raymond Pen ney Dave Marquis Bull Owens LUNCHROOM ASSISTANTS Z D-,M Frrst row Ruth Corthell Mary True Nancy Cormuer Irma Clrome Joan Belan ger Antoinette DeLuca Beverly Auconn Carol Barrett Second row Barbara Bean Ann Georguan Margaret Chamberlain Last row Lols Langton Peter Hashlm Dwrght Haynes Robert Lewis Prnscnllo Pearson MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS A A OFFICE ASSISTANTS Seated Roberta Newton Rosemarue MacAvoy Patrxcla Eramo Standmg mouth John Zacharns Alan Monroe Laurence Murphy its Gnampa Alan Seated Maruanthe Pananos Betty Lnscomb Gaul Wrllnam Wey Goodrnch Standmg Madelme DeLuca Nancy Daniel Rorke Brown Evelyn Parker 74 I Il I I I . -A ' I-l .a- Ar . V, .4 - I X '17 l 1 4 H 'v . : I I -n . : , - 4 v A . . I I ' 1 - 1' v ,Iii ' gf if: 1 P N A I x r I I , . If .444 B Q I' C'7 7 - k . . , , X Q, 1.7 .:? C 1 - t , T xi 5 I 51 rl . . ,S - I Dsl ,Q . , , , : 1 I I I I ' I I I ' : I I ' : I I I I ' Q . ' ' L I I . E 5- . - C -5 I u ' l ' . L . R J. . ,4 f 3 1 1 I : I I , . : - . : , I I I I I ' I if DEAN OF BOYS OFFICE ASSISTANTS Left fo right Christo Frangules Wllluam Hovey John Jameson Donald Owens Arn old Horsch Dave Cornell Ruchard Gardella GIRLS GYM ASSISTANTS L, C ' gr- Seated Marlene Hersey Colleen Welsh Joyce Woolover Audrey Gaudette Joyce Perkins Judy Goudreault Standing Mrs I MacLennan Anutca Fergusorl Ida Kutsunakls Carol Stull Carole DeFrez Elaln Perkins Kay Vencls Dorothy Purcell Kathleen Funnegan Alice Kelly DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARIES Front row Juduth Austnn Jane Roberts Carole DeFreze Anna Marino Nancy Raley Jean Hammer Second row Antoinette Gulezua Louise Ariel Judlth Ful ler Marcna Gallond Myrna Jean Hxlda Stlckney Marnanthe Pananos Third row Patrucna Danesl Janet Quuckly Marlene Youghuan Lynda DuTommaso 1 2 '15 ' L5 15 - , ,f .' r I I ,S L x , . . . I . . v 1 1 I ' 1 I ' X I ,Q Q Q N I N ' r N2 ' v A ,A ,g.17,,k pf t- . 'Ax H c uxbes - f w A '- ip .2 L- L 2 A 4 If . ,- A TV ' 4 I A li' ' : I I I I , . : . . , ' ' , I I ' ' Q fy ,- ,. - , . . Slllllllld A gall' V , - . I v E - ' Q.. I N Q17 - f. X , Q K L . - W Y x .- if 5' N N .. L ,- .L J y A ' 1 L. , A I : . ' I I I I I ' , - 1 ' ' , , - I I I E I ' ' 5 I r 1 - STAFF Seated S Kesslen K Vencns S Snlverman, P. Krafton, V. Dyer, R. Grullo D Merker S Alperm C Rosenfneld Mr. Norman Palmer, Adviser, E. Cohen B Coughlm Standing P Jacobson C Mahony, J. Segal, E. Sudhalter, J Hlllner A Stacy M Schena P Cortell S Tlkotsky, N. Taupeka, D. Smith, J. Healy J Dorcy A Georgnan N Hacobson B Wekstien, S. Dine, R. Jesionow- BROWN AND GOLD The Brown and Gold has come through agam thus year thanks to Mr Norman Palmer our ad vlser and a wonderful staff They worked hard to meet the deadllnes and managed to do It too' There have been a few changes and a few add: tions made among whuch has been the prlntmg of a general gosslp column replacmg Anme Annex and Wondering Walt In addltlon to the publucatnon of the paper members of the staff have notlfued the students of comlng events through notnces placed on the Brown and Gold bulletin board EDITORIAL BOARD Barbara Coughlm Edward Cohen Duane Merker Carol Rosenfneld Vurglma Dyer Ruta Grnllo and Stuart Alperm plan the next Issue W ..- 1 A ' A I 4 B' , S lhlxx fy What's new? These students get first reading of Brown and Gold bulletin. In a dilemna-not a single thought. This situation calls for forced in- spiration. Brown and Gold typnst class carry mg out instructions given to them by Miss McLaughlin But I wanted to be a newspaper mon not to paste pictures' -'IW NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ffl ,V Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service-these are the ideals of the Philomathian chapter of the National Honor Society. Any Senior or Junior who has fulfilled these ideals and is in the upper third of his class is eligible for admission. However, in accordance with the society's ruling, only ISM of the class may be selected for membership. As a result, ad- mission to the society is considered a great honor. Throughout the year many different duties for the school are per- formed by the members of the Honor Society. On these pages are shown the different members in their various moods and activities. John Krey admires the new insignia for the National Honor Society drawn by Rose-Elaine Shepherd. gg . Liv SENIOR MEMBERS. Front row: J. Provost, J. Krey, S. Bradley, Miss Esther Emer- son, Adviser, R. E. Shepherd, J. Hillner. Second row: L. Lugaresi, E. Bizios, J. Fuller, L. DiTommaso, M. Arnold, M. Johnson, J. Hampson, P. Danesi, P. Eramo, V. Dyer. Third row: N. Taupeka, T. Feeney, C. Bracci, M. Pananos, N. Riley, D. Mooers, P. Pearson, E. Liscomb, C. Horsch, F. Steinberg, C. Rosenfield. Standing: J. Austin, E. Halkiotis, E. Fisk, H. Medley, D. Vadeboncoeur, F. Evans, M. E. O'NeiIl, J. Dorsey, D. Merker, A. Auclair, J. George, L. Ariel, A. Coburn. Dorus Mooers and Thomas Feeney decorate the lubrary for the Chrnstmas holnday ...I e latest servvce offered by the Socnety rs tutornng Carol Rosen fneld tutors o student wno has re quested ossrstance A solemn moment un the ceremony members laght candle Proud parents see sons and daughters nmtnated unto the Society .1 5 'P I of l A . . Th ' V l 1 1 . U i 4 Y tx -rv My-0 CLASSBOOK COMMITTEE Seated Left to nght Judy Hlllner Patrncua Eramo Dons Mooers Prlscnlla Pearson Marne Duchemm Vurgnma Dyer Deb orah Smlth Fellcna Stelnberg Carol Horsch Standlng Lynda DlTommaso Effue Buzlos Mary Arnold Norman Taupeka Mnss Jane Ray Assastant Adviser Rlchard Jesmowskl classbook photographer Mlss Nettle Carpunone Advlser David Greenberg Arthur Stacy Audrey Auclanr Levla Lugaresl Rose Elaine CLASSBOOK COMMITTEE Shepherd be a certaln few of us who lust cant help slngmg Those certain few are the members of the classbook committee who have worked long hours measunng drawmg lookung over pictures ldentlfynng wrltlng checking typmg re wrltlng re checklng re typing and meet mg deadlines We thought we had crossed our biggest bridge at the start II when after a great deal of debatung and careful consideration we ARTISTS Audrey Auclalr Phyllls Landry and Maureen Croston decided to say at wnth muslc How llttle we reallzed the work and numerous problems that we were to encounter as we proceeded wuth the prolect Worknng on the specual assngnments that followed we often found our theme dnfflcult when at came to fmdxng lust the rught musical phrase or song tutle to fat the various sectlons of the book Often we found much to our dlsmay that the deadlmes were closer than we reallzed but we tackled our problems wnth a song In our hearts In our minds and on our laps We always managed to get our msparatlons forced or not and our work done on tame Worklng on the classbook had a lnghter side too Now that the book IS In the hands of the Sensors we can smile at the time our classbook came back from the printers because all the pictures had been tabbed wrong Thanks to three umdentnfued sophomores the sutuatlon was corrected We owe the success of our classbook to Mnss Nettle Carplnone who worked wnth us snde by snde and handled the prolect expertly wh We are especnallly thankful for her suggestlons and advice that helped us solve many of our problems Above all we thank her for her great patuence and her unfanlnng effort Well here It IS the 1954 Thmker We hope you wull treasure ut Ttll The End Of Tnme O 7 . on 5 9 -4 4s . . w - A - J 1 'Q3 an-u ..--... g Q , , T . . 5, . 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Robert STUDENT COUNCIL Flrst row Janlce Stone Duane Wldder Richard DlBurro Robert Guleznan Rnchard Gulezlan Effle Blzlos Felice Evans Second row Janet Marble Robert Taupelca Alan Mysel Jonlce St Onge George Del-ceon Kay Vencxs Last row Robert Rorke John DeLuca James Badolato Herbert Medley John Krey STUDENT COUNCIL One representative from each homeroom elected by has classmates to serve as member of the Student Councnl The purpose of this Councll IS to collect money for charntable organlzatlons ed Cross March of Dames Heart Fund and Jlmmy Fund The outstandung prolect of the commnttee us the paclung of Christmas boxes for the veterans After the money IS collected gifts are purchased a Constantme Dexter Lebowltz Edward Ferrlclc Mary Burton and John Zacharls with dona tnons to the Jnmmy Fund 1 and wrapped un gay holuday paper Then the boxes are delxvered to different Veterans hospitals In the surroundung areas ln the splrlt of good wlll the Trade School collected and donated ll OOO cans of canned goods to the Salvatnon Army Thus year the Student Councul has done some thang that was never done before at H H S lt has adopted a constltutnon that wall go mo effect next year Gordon Stone and Howard Bowen count and check some the Chrnstmas boxes ready for delivery 1- 4,J '3'I' 1 Q . : . 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Q, 1 A - ' ' ca- Q . . -4 4 4,--U 4. 31 , xy 1 T., x ., iw -, Q HIGH SCHOOL DAY AT COLLEGE f Muss Thornduke meets wuth Bradford Junuor College gurls to plan event rt g A B5 H H S gurls vusut college dormutory rooms wuth hostess Bradford you wull be our guudung star forever Forty fuve Haverhull Senuor gurls heard these words sung at Bradford Junuor College when they were unvuted to spend a typucal college day there through the co operatuon of Muss Dorothy M Bell Presudent of the College and Muss Helen Thornduke Dean of Gurls at Haverhull Hugh School Each gurl wuth her two Bradford hostesses attended classes took part un the gym program vusuted dorm rooms and ate lunch un the snack bar The specual event was a tea at whuch the Tabooz a close harmony group sang At chapel servuce Muss Bell spoke of the benefuts both Bradford Junuor and Haverhull gurls would receuve from the day s actuvutues We hope thus Hugh School day wull become an annual event at Bradford for ut was an ex peruence we all shall remember Mary Arnold and Feluce Evans reguster and are guven udentufucatuon passes for college tour Professor Wolfgang Paulu guvung lecture un Natural Scuence Room whule gurls make careful notes uf - A - H , , . . . -rf v' . . . . g , - ' I I I I ' I I 1 ,ns . I I K ui . ,. . .., I ' I . , . .. . . I . . -.-. , ' 'A L I u . I -H . Q , AL., N V K Ts, 5 51 H 1 : , lg X . ., , A I gb , kr' -. , 5 4 4 , , T L . 1 , K . V . I . L, Nr u' . X X Relax It wont hurt and 11 will come off Central Hugh s Ilttle helpers YOU CDUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES Now I ve got only two more hcl-cets to sell Before reheorsol Jocquelnne Provost Secretory Prompter gnves msfructuons Yo the cos? , W ' ' J' ll C P .. ...... , . f , . . . , . . f , .- I , I O' I 4 I ,-,L X 'I ' ' I' . , ' IAQ 1 V ' 1 , 5, Nl' I Q' ' 4 3, I' N . . , . A . f .. 9 N1 A 1 X . .-4 X ' . , . ,, . ' I - I ......, What us that book doung on the floor? Henry' Your mother has a few questuon she would luke to ask you WHAT A LIFE Excutement and laughter shook the audutoruum when Senuors presented What A Lute' Mr Edwun V Johnson of the faculty ably durected hus furst play at H H S The play revolves around Henry Aldruch fEugene Crepeauj who us a student at Central Hugh Henry us wcurned by hus mother CDuane Vadeboncoeurj that he must receuve the hughest mark on a hustory test or he wull not be able to take hus gurl truend Barbara Pearson CSylvua Whutel to the dance Henry promuses Gertue fCarol Yannalfoj that he wull buy hus tucket from her He wants to go to the dance o much that he crubs from the paper of George Bugelow CWulluam Townej and us seen by Mr Patterson CStuart Alperunb the hustory teacher and us sent to the offuce of the pruncu pal Mr Bradly CAlan Munroej Durung the course of the play the unstruments of the school band are stolen and pawned under Henrys name Thanks to the de tectuve work of a teacher Muss Wheeler QFeluce Evansl and poluce detectuve Jerguseon fLaurence Murphyl the real culprut us duscovered and the unstruments recovered A flourushung romance between Muss Shay CNancy Ruleyl secretary to Mr Bradly and Mr Nelson CFrank Yannalfoj the assustant pruncupal blossomed unto what could be termed a rather questuonable proposal and would have been the recul thung uf Bull Green QWulluam Owensj had not come un attemptung to see Mr Bradly Addung to the general confusuon us Mr Vecchuto QCarlo Braccuh who has receuved a letter from Mr Bradly askung hum to appear at school Hus daughter Mary us not seen un school on Thursday and the school authorutues luke our own school authorutues want to know why The reason us explauned very sumply by Mr Vecchuto Mary works on hus uunk wagon every Thursday When Mary CSandra Fushbeunl does appear ut us not the Vecchuto gurl Several teach ers Muss Puke fDucune Merkerj Muss Eggleston QMaur een Crostonl and Muss Johnson fRuta Grulloj contru bute much to the success of the ploy l ua.: Tume out of rehearsal for seruous duscussuon You mean uf I push thug button my Mmm Comes? about the next act ...fl Him? Tenms anyone? SATURDAY NIGHT USHERS rlcla Eramo Deborah Smlth Sandra Tlkoi sky Lorrame Durocher Sfandmg Joanne Calvu Mary True Nancy Brown Marlene Youghuan Ceculua Fraser 1 - I. ll ' ll Seated: Eleanor Sexton, Carol Carifio, Pat- 1 SENIOR MEMBERS First Row J Scampormo J Grleco R DuBurro W Sullivan B Coughlin S Ramsey R Desmarals M Duchemnn J Calvi Second Row J Hammer L Ariel D Zangarl L Clay M Burton P Bogglatto A Gulezna J Gucciardi L Fairbanks C Fraser J Austin Third Row C DeFreze A Gaudette J Perkins L Durocher A Marino E Bizios B Ray M Stanchis L Tracy M True Fourtn Row N Riley J Wilson E Luscomb L DiTommaso M Bates J Fuller B Milot E Perrault J Zacharis C Kyle Last Row M Gal lond S French S Bradley D Lebowutz E Viens J Roberts Initiation dress for one day. COMMERCIAL CLUB ACQUIRES P A SYSTEM FOR THE SCHOOL Under the supervision of Mr Enrico Sasso Adviser the Com mercial Club enloys a program of varied activities Outstanding on the club program for this year has been the completion of a prolect undertaken by the club last year the purchase of a Public Address System for the school Success of the prolect was made possible by the students who planned and attended the second Record Hop sponsored by the club The purpose of the club which meets bimonthly is to promote friendship among the students and to help sudents become better acquainted with modern methods ot business. Members make annual visits to the grammar schools ot the city to acquaint students with courses at Haverhill High School. Red letter dates on the social calendar of the club include roller skating party, a trip to Boston, and an annual picnic. 87 ITALIAN CLUB SEES COLORED SLIDES ON ITALY Mr. John Medaglia is adviser to the Italian Club which meets monthly. The mem- bers of this club study the customs of the Italian people and the contributions of Italy to the world in the fields of art, music, science and literature. A memorable meeting was the one at which Miss Helen S. Picard, faculty member, showed slides of her sum- mer travel through Italy. SPANISH CLUB HOLDS FIESTA The twenty members of the Spanish Club, las senoritas bonitas y los guachos hermosos , are under the direction of Mr. George Calt, newcomer to H.H.S. faculty. Once a month they meet for a social gathering and mainly to absorb Spanish customs and the Spanish language. Their past year of activity has been highlighted by a fiesta held in celebration of Pan-American Day on April 8. ITALIAN CLUB First row: Eleanor Perreault, Carol Dispenza, Thomas Feeny, David Hasty, Flora Condo, Liliane Quin tiliani. Second row: Judith Yan nalfo, Evelyn Grasso, Betty Tatian Gail Metthe, Janice St. Onge, Car lene Santarelli, Lillian Adzarito, Dorothy Cordischi, Dane Archetti Mr. John Medaglia, Adviser. Last row: .Ioan Miller, Ralph Grosso, Matthew Poth, James Badalato, Rose Marie Ragust. l?'i I SPANISH CLUB Seated: Carol Bradbury, Alberta DeChisto- n faro, Richard Gulezian, Cynthia Mahony, ' John McDonald, Carol Horsch, Mr. George Calt, Adviser, Robert Gulezian, Sheldon Kesslen. Standing: Lawrence Tassinari, Joseph Boggiatto, Judy Cortell, Arthur Michalovich, Ann Hutchinson, Stewart AI- perin, Alvin Cohen, Sheila McCook, Alan Munroe, Raymond Perreault, Joseph Dro- han, William Weymouth. MATHEMATICS CLUB VISITS BOSTON Members of the Math Club met every second and fourth Wednesday of every month. During the year various speakers entertained the club with talks on such subiects as Chess, Astronomy, and the Tri-Sectional Problem. A visit was made by the club to M.I.T. and the Boston Museum of Science which proved interesting as well as informative. Officers of the club were as follows: James Hampson, President, George Dekeon, Vice- President, Cleo Zoukis, Secretary-Treasurer, Doris Mooers and Joe Esposito, Executive committee. This club proved not only interesting but also beneficial to us members. RECORD CLUB PRESENTS RADIO PROGRAMS Benny Goodman to Beethoven-The Record club offers an interesting program for the jazz enthusiasts, the Eddie Fisher fans, and the symphony lovers. Members meet each month with Mr. Percy Holmes, faculty adviser, to enioy recordings, to plan a school-wide record poll, or to appoint a chairman for the next radio program. Under the direction of Mr. Holmes, the group writes and produces a monthly radio program presented over station WHAV as a feature of the station's Community Hour. MATH CLUB Seated: Sheldon Kesslen, Laurence Davidoff, John O. George, James Hampson, President, Doris Mooers, George Dekeon, Norman Taupeka, Robert Traister. First row: Miss Louise Huntington, Adviser, Ed- ward Fisk, Richard Gulezian, Mary Arnold, Virginia Dyer, Carol Shain, Bernice Wekstein, Sally Dine, Jane Segal. Last row: George Nelson, Bruce Mitchell, Edward Cohen, Howard Hampson, Stephen Rich, Robert Gulezian. 1:1 RECORD CLUB Front row: Amy Brown, Marie Baker, John Zacharies, Mike Murphy, Sandra Fishbein, , Jerry Sterritt, Robert Durgin. Back row: Janet Ellis, Ouida Gage, John Nathan, RobertEdeIstein, Arthur Michalovich, David Greenberg, Stuart Alperin, Diane Merker, Carol Horsch, Carol Rosenfield, Lois Leavitt, Sandra Tikotsky, Diane Neusner. -ll LATIN CLUBS CELEBRATE SATURNALIA The Latun Clubs of Haverhill Hugh School the Socuetas Latina and Socuetas Juvenalus meet each month wuth theur advusers Mrs Anna Kerrugan and Muss Margaret McComo ruck Thus club open to all students who have studued Latun boasts a membership of nearly two hundred members Members of the club celebrate Roman holudays and clumax theur actuvutues wuth a Chrustmas party complete wuth togas un honor of the Saturnalua X T' CAMERA CLUB First row Mr Franklun H Reed Advusor Jerry Sterrut Ruchard Jesunowsku Presudent Walace Elmns Ruchard Sucard Judy Casten George Tateosuan Ronald Saroftion Crus Colman Duck Anastasu Joan Chase John Furlong Mary Ann Champagne Nancy Stafford Norma George Second row James Roumeluotes Bull Owens Dave Marquus Duck Monteuth Edward Fenlon Ruchard LaBelle Frank Yannalfo LauernceMurphy Bull Towne Last row Bull Boland Joseph Metalsku Gene Lawler Peter Brenner LATIN CLUB SENIORS Seated: Diane Merker, Felice Evans. Stand- ing: Thomas Feeny, Carol Rosenfield, Dan- iel Rorke, John Krey, Mrs. Anna Kerrigan, Adviser, Rose-Elaine Shepherd, Patricia Eramo. Below Freshman Presentatuon 1.1 All A 1 CAMERA CLUB SPONSORS PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST The Camera Club us one of the less actuve clubs in the school beung neces saruly Iumuted un the varuety of uts actuvutues Anyone unterested un photography may uoun the club whuch us durected by Mr Franklun Reed Members learn developing and prunt ung of puctures and duscuss the varuous types of cameras and photographuc equup ment The dark room us always avaulable to members for practucal work un develop ung and pruntung The club plans a sprung contest when a pruze wull be awarded for the best photograph submutted at ff Students splash In the new Hamel Natatoruum at the Y M C A Even un dnvung Rnchard Dyer exerts mdlvndu cl :ty SWIMMING CLUB Seated Janet Ellls Martha Cross Kathleen Sweet Helen Gelmeau Gall Metthe Pat Bayer Evelyn Wllllams Shlrley Welch Pat rucla Brnndle Carol l.eBlanc Ounda Gage Standing Wnllnam George Bob Rorke Fred Radclffe Don White Bob Etter Richard Dyer Pete Muller Barry Berman Alvln Cohen Phulup Palhelmas Stephen Hersfueld SWIM CLUB TRAINS FUTURE LIFE GUARDS Wlth squeals and splashes members of the Swlm Club hut the cold water Thus newly formed and very popular club wnth Mr J Jackson George as the advuser meets at the new swlmmung pool at the Y M C A every Thursday from 2 to 3 oclock The purpose of thus group whnch as composed of novlces mtermedlates and experts IS to Improve swam mlng to receive Red Cross nnstructuons Hlghlught of the club GCIIVIIISS us a swam meet to be held at the end of the year D0 NOT SWIM x 55123 . 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' I ' . . ij, 19-4 GERMAN CLUB PLANS RECITAL The meetlngs of the German Club are spent In a variety of ways The members meet monthly wnth their adviser M Warren Prnest newly elected member to the H H S faculty to discuss Ger man arts and to see plctures on that country At a Chrlstmas party carols sung nn German and Ger man refreshments gave the affalr a real foreign touch A recital of Hart songs IS planned for sprung i GERMAN CLUB Seated Duane Neusner Deborah Smith Ruta Grlllo Roseanne Scam porlno Sandra Tlkotsky Standing Horsch Mr Warren Priest Advnser Cohen Robert Edelsteln John Krey Carol Lols Leavitt Stephen Rach Edward ' SPEECH CLUB Standing Jerry Sterrutt Sitting left to right Mnchael Mlchalovnch Dante Brandano ar bara Boucher Mnchael Murphy Mr Edwun Johnson Advlser Maureen Croston Stuart Alperun Jacquelune Smnth Ruta Grnllo Elcnne Bedlglan Sheldon Kesslen SPEECH CLUB PERFORMS AT CHRISTMAS CHAPEL The newly orgamzed Speech Club IS one of the most recent addltuons to the roster of extra curricular GCTIVITIES at Haverhill Hugh School Under the gundance of Mr Edwin John son faculty sponsor the group works to promote better speech and to study volce tranmng Outstandnng among the club ac tevztnes of the year were the Chrnstmas pro program presented over WHAV The mem bers are now plannmg a vuslt to a Boston theater to see a play Seated Arthur Machalovuch Mlchael Murphy Dante Brandano Stand mg Duane Neusner Maureen Croston and Jacquelune Smnth use tape recorder for vouce nmprovement Ps ' 1, ' . 1 7 ' Z V . 9 .. S' I . . 1 1 ' '4 'D 1 Y- f . uf . ' , W g u - - A - I ' : I I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . l I I A . .. . .- T . , JBL gram presented at chapel and the raduo 4 jf., . . . E - Fl N H .Lu . . ' Ii A J - 9 w N , W I , , B - K-1 E V' . 4 ' , ' , . ' lf , I f . 1.1, X, 'W N 1 I , 'su' ., , 1 1 1 ff N72 X , . L , .1 'I I 1 . X On samuse au Cafe des Deux Magots Edward Fisk Felice Evans Norman Taupeka and Sandra George being served by George Dekeon FRENCH CLUB ENJOYS FRENCH BREAKFAST Le Cercle Francais, otherwise known as the French Club, is advised by Miss Eleanor Rogers. The officers of this organization are Liliane Quintiliani, President, Felice Evans, Vice President, Rose-Elaine Shepherd, Secretary, and David Chareth, Treasurer. The aims of the club are to achieve fluency in speaking the language, and to understand the customs and life in France. Highlight of the year was a French breakfast held at the home of Miss Rogers. At this meeting the officers and program committee enjoyed French fare of bread and chocolate, and discussed projects for the school year. J. A i FRENCH CLUB First Row D Neusner M DeLuca C Rosenfield .l Hlllner R E Shepherd Secretary F Evans Vice President L Quintuano President D Chareth Treasurer G Dekeon R Traister R Gulezian R Taupeka Second Row S George C Gerros B Bean Miss E Rogers Adviser P Pearson S Klein C Mahoney M Furber K Maguire M Denoncourt P Dawkins B Wekstein N Jacobson J Segal R Gulizian N Shepherd R Rorke Third Row A Cohen E Fisk N Taupeka Last Row S Matson C Greenberg B Cohen B Warchol L Stanwick M Zoukis S Tykotsky R Grillo S Slvermon C Sham S Dine E Sudhalter A Dewhurst L Davidoff HIY CLUB Frrst row Mr Carl Pearson Advrser Rrchard LaBeIIe Alon McAvoy Peter Brenner Her bert Medley George Dekeon Bruce Mrtchell Sec ond row Danuel Rorke Norman Taupeka Robert Smrth George Angelrcas Bull Owens Alan Munroe Last row Dave Marqurs Joe Metalskr George Tateo slan Edward Fenlon Bull Boland Arthur Stacy HI Y CLUB DISTRIBUTES HANDBOOK The term Hr Y as derived from the name Hugh School Young Men s Chrrstran Assocratnon Thus club meets every month with Mr Carl Pearson their adviser Many bewildered Freshmen are grateful to the Hr Y for the publication of the Hrgh School Handbook This Handbook though often dlscarded by the end of Sep tember as rnvaluable to the newcomer for nt gnves a plan of the burldrng and regulatrons of the school T11 'T' NATURE CLUB Front row Judy Cortell Lors Langton Back row Bar bara Bean Ruth Co thell M-ss Alvce Dean Spalding Advlser Jane Ellrs IU' Alan MacAvoy Peter Brenner and Herbert Medley have been nmtrated into the HIY NATURE CLUB STUDIES NATIONAL PARKS The Nature Club under the sponsorshnp of Mrss Alrce Dean Spaldrng devote thenr meet rngs to the study ot natural scrence The club program for the year centers about a toprc chosen by the group for further study The students thus year chose for theur partrcular study the National Parks of the Umted States Colored slrdes were seen on several great parks 4, f AQXQLQ. BOWLING CLUB Seated Lynette Canovntch Dorothy Purcell Joanne Gar della Marnlyn Whnte Cathernne Sweet Mr Kenneth Morrow and Mnss Barbara McNamara Advnsers Vnrgnnna Nnchols Judnth Belmer Joan Chase Fnrst row Laurence Murphy Dora Salmas Janet Qunckly Eleanor Cummnngs Lounse Orlando Nancy Mntchell Arthur Comeau Joseph Boggnatto Judnth Emery Tom Goudreault Joan Wnllnams Bernard Duprns Pasquale Grneco Marne Campagna Elanne Pogazzno Shnrley Bateman Barbara Rogers Sndney Klenn Glorna Habashnan Betty Klenn Last row lrvnng Reval James Dnngee Julnus Zamnerowskn George Wenskopf Rnchard Moran BOWLING CLUB HOLDS TOURNAMENT Some Tuesday nt you happen to be passnng by the Cnty Alleys drop nn and take a peek at our expert bowlers The Bowlnng Club under the supervnsnon of faculty advnsers Mnss Barbara McNamara and Mr Kenneth Morrow meet every Tuesday at the Cnty Alleys The Club ns composed of ten teams wnth a captann and fnve members on each team Club actnvntnes for the year nnclude a Chrnstmas party and a bowlnng tourna ment All members wnll partncnpate nn the tournament planned for the end of the year Just lnke a bnrd' The form that ns dnsplayed at the Fnrst tnme Judy ever bowled and she got a strnke' Cnty Alleys by the H H S bowlers ns out of thns world Begnnner s luck 95 VV' DANCES No score is complete without the dance music. At H.H.S. the students have a wide variety of dancing-from the Virginia reels at the Barn Dance in October, to waltzes at the Prom in May. We can still remember our first dance during our youthful Sophomore year when to our sorrow we were not allowed to remove the bleachers in the gym. The Record Hop with its Bunny dance was a new and important social event for us as Seniors. The Prom, social highlight of our Senior year, was the climax of our life at H.H.S., for then we realized that we were no longer students, but adults ready to enter college or our chosen field. V E ERYBODY5 DOING IT e CHANGING PARTNERS. Rose-Elaine Shepherd with Peter Brenner and Joan Wid- sored by the Commerclal Club der with John MacDonald at Presidential Dance. Below Mr Enrico Sasso meets with sophomores Know seniorsl for .-. .- .. i 1 51 I 9-Q I 9 '- D-Q I., I l , I 1:-.W I x ' -36 il . 7 . , 0 , I I . x 1 I I I Q f e ' ,xi Below. Bob Clayton and the first Record Hop at H.H.S. held by the Commercial Club to raise funds for the P.A. system. MQ Left. NIGHT OF MY NIGHTS. Juniors I Iaxing at the Prom. HAIL, HAIL, THE GANG'S ALL HERE. Intermission time during the Barn Dance. YOU, YOU, YOU. Mr. S. Kat- O MEIN PAPA. Felice with her MPEG OF MY HEAR-Li, Tis. President Robert saros, Senior Class Adviser, with dad' Desmarais crowns Kay Stanwood Valentine Mrs' Kosmos' Queen. I I'LL NEVER SMILE AGAIN - YOU'RE NOT SICK, YOU'RE JUST IN LOVEH- diagnosis of Gordon Stone's ailment. .114 after effects of too many sodas. Negative reading of TB patch test lv No matter how you stretch, it's still 4916 inches! if Ar r 'i'l HEALTH AND SERVICE Since there is much work that goes into the running of our school, a large maintenance staff must always be on hand. This staff includes the ianitors, firemen, and the lunchroom workers, all of whom are essential for the well being of the school and the students. ln addition to the maintenance staff, our school has a health department. The main spring in this department is Mrs. McGovern, the school nurse. Besides teaching home nursing, she is in charge of the First Aid room. In order to help maintain good health conditions among the students, each year a T.B. patch test is given, and each year the Freshmen are instructed in First Aid. At the beginning of each year every student's height and weight are recorded on his official school health records. Both the service and health departments are necessary and im- portant to our school. Left: Lunchroom Staff Mrs. Hattie Collins Mrs. Blanche Young, Mrs. Barbara Mathan Mrs. Ana Santwire, Mrs. Martha Johnson Miss Clara Horsfall, Miss Frances Dormin Ni Below: Custodians, Mr. Leo Charron, Mr. Richard Barry, Mr. Raymond Desmarsais, Mr. Jeremiah McCarthy not present. Below: Engineer, Mr. Frank Pingree and Fireman, Mr. Everett Martin. . ' N . I . -KL 4 . 15 It s. . . , 1 1 I FASHION Tailored shirts, cuff links, suede shoes, bow ties, and white bucks are the absolute latest in styles for the GIRLS! Yes, that's right the girls, not the boys. The fairer sex have decided to borrow some of their styles from the boys' wardrobes. The boys, not wishing to be outdone, have decided to ioin in the fun. The colorful pink shirt along with the leather and suede jackets are quite the latest for them. For the winter, the girls and boys are wearing the heavy knit turtle neck sweaters not only for skiing, but also for school wear on those cold days. Slickers, corduroy raincoats, and the new trench coats-take your pick-with any one of them the H.H.S. student is right in style for rainy April weather. Spring is the season when a young girl's fancy turns to the sleeveless summer dresses in beautiful pastel shades that are very becoming. The ballerina length in colorful gowns with sheer stoles is still very popular for formal wear. The boys are content with the white dinner iacket and dark pants, although the grey jacket is becoming more popular each year. Those crazy Scottish plaid ties are at- tracting more attention at formals also. Dan Rorke provides the umbrella to protect Carol Hoyt from the rain Robert Rabidoux and Claire Bolog so she will not wet her new rain- na stop for a moment to show their coat Prom outfits to the photographer f Betty Kapela, Marlene Mangion, Pauline Gulubicki, Claire Ethier and .loan Grassi model popular spring cottons. Lee Lugaresi, Ken Lavallee, and Elaine Perkins show the style ot school clothes for 1954. A-Q... Q l ' . W VNS le Ed Fenlon, Pat Cortell, and Bill Boland show interest in the new pouch-style shoulder bag Barbara Bouchard displays. MUSIC Our Band and orchestra under the dnrectuon of Mr Sarkxs Kurk pan and Mr Theodore Garland furmsh the musrc which ns an umpor tant part of our hugh school lnfe lt ns the band that entertains us with lnvely marches at the football games and rouses our school spnrut at N4 assemblues and rallies The orchestra sets the mood for chapel and serenades the slxth period classes with a but of Beethoven and Tschal kowsky In recent years the musuc program has been broadened and now we boast of a Freshman chorus a mlxed chorus and even a sextet Barbara Le Colst leader of malor SNES 11 if L Huberdeau C Cusano A McKeen B Gorsku P Trefe Second row B Dean R Cor S Tlkotsky U Brown R E Berman R Cooke J Bado R Andrews D Chareth P Maller G Warchol A Lamperlello B Hansen Ffftn row P Polhemus P Gosselnne A Cohen R Hlnes D Greenberg R Trauster AND THE BAND PLAYED ON Kneeling J Mahoney M Shena Levasseur J Belanger D Vadeboncoeur Ftrst row C Sterns R than J Belmer B LeColst R Segal l Reval S Jeans A Brown thell C George J Manclnu B LeClanr N Shepherd A Nason Sheper Thrrd row L Langton F Holmes R Day R Rorke B lato F Steinberg M Johnson R Towns Fourth ro R Cloutuer 1 - ' . 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A 'y . wwf 1' H V At L. h ' ' Y Q J L -t in if rr rvfux L' ' X 'I , -1,3 .2 sr '64, f , -L -1, -. 2 GCN, A .xg n L V I . -Q ,, Af , ,A dr s xv A fr X A ' P, ' W. an . '.' -' 4 'v 'I Er Juduth Hrllner and her grandfather Mr Charles Hlllner musnclcn entertain 1 chapel MUSICAL SEXTET Leff fo rrghf Prnsculla Pearson Barbara B an Paula Bouvner Lois Langton Felecla Stemberg and Marnlyn Johnson with Mr Garland at the piano preparmg for the sprung musuc program 4 MAN WITH A BANJO Prnsculla Pearson with her Da 'A xx I ' 1 ,fm . . I . . I .. I . C . ' : ' ' , 9 1 1 1 .' ' ' ' ll ll ' ' ' I - . ' - d. . AMONG MY HOME SWEET HOME Henry Hnckcox George Jepson and Gordon Stone relcxung ITS THE LOVELIEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR a Moller and her escort at the Prom HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU Morlanthe Pancmos ceIe brates blrthday .l SOUVENIRS . . . 1? 41 YOUNG AT HEART At Barn Dance duty M Burns chats wuth Lee Tracy and Ruchard LaBeIIe HMM M GOOD James Roumellotns Dante Bran dano Bull Towne and Mike Abromovntch share grander GO GO GO Marlanthe Pananos Barbara Salk Betty Kapela Anna MacLaughIun Eleanor Sexton and Carol Carlflo cut the rug fL'JW7, 5 za G- .-9 Q ..DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN. I Groveland students came to H.H.S.? First row: L. Fairbanks, E. Abbott, H. Stickney, M. E. O'Neill, P. Danesi, A. Dewhirst. Sec- ond row: E. Parker, E. Parker, J. Beaumont, S. Taylor. Third row: H. Hick- cox, G. Stone, E. Ferrick, G. Jepson, H. Cranton, D. Dorgan. D E. students sold cards? U Mills: Glll 4 -.nm Top Lett:fSeniors were measured for caps and gowns? Top Center:-fGirls got new mirror by IO7? Top Right:-Hunking Laboratory was renovated? Left:-Dan Dorgan, Mike Abromovitch and Gene Lawlor were cheerleaders at the Seniors vs. Faculty basketball game? H.A. girls rnade lipstick in Seniors had graduation pictures taken? Class? K OUR .WN eg. - .Q-. f! quleuv- v- ' .iv-4' v Xi' 'L ' , J U X . . S- T! u L .V -3 X41 Tl- 1 n Q1 Even a shared? .DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN. .P Top Lefh- Mr. Katsaros, Mr. Kurkiian and Mr. Holmes enter- tained us at the Faculty vs. Seniors basketball game? Top Center:-Majorettes carried off the turkey-symbol of victory over Manchester on Thanksgiving Day? Top Right:-Life Magazine came to H.H.S. to cover Miss Chapman's engagement and wedding? Left:-Cake was awarded for correct answers on Book Day contest? We helped Miss McLaugh- lin in the Christmas Seal program? telephone conversation was R. Rogers and R. Basso Ctopl were tumb- We were lute to ClGSS Gnd hdd to ling exhibitionists? slips? flf ll it 1 EROICA Where there as harmony there as co ordlnatlon a harmony of movement which marks success on the grldlron on the track on the basketball court on the baseball diamond The H H S athlete understands the need for co ordmatlon of physical skulls co ordmatnon Individuals working as a umt dvsplaylng team splrlt respecting the declslons of offucnals playmg hard and clean succeeding He understands the importance of team K I .J ll L Volllancourt Fenlon E ax L' I I i E. , . .iff YOU VE GOT TO BE A FOOTBALL HERO Led by Co Captains Gene Lawler and Make Abromo vntch the T953 Hnllnes football team scored more points than any other team In recent years The opener of the season found the Hillies at the stadium and an winning ways A TD pass from Dan Rorke to Gene Lawler and end runs by Lawler and Boose Emilio set the stage for a 200 victory over Beverly and for a season of creditable performances by members of the Hnllues team On the following Saturday the Coach George Mon arty ball club scored an impressive win over Malden Emilio scored three times on runs ot 72 41 and 24 yards Quarterback Rorke scored in the last period to clinch the decisive 28 0 victory . 4 Q Bo ,J 7 fest 14 Lynn Classical was no match for Haverhill as indlcat ed by the 55 T4 romp In which Herb Medley and Emilio scored twnce Tackle Larry Varllancourt intercepted a pass and ran forty yards to score Equally thrilling was the quarterback sneak by Rorke for an eighty yard touchdown dash In the upset of the season Haverhill sutfe ed defeat at the hands of under dog Waltham The Watch City lads held the Hlllues to a lone sux point score vihlch was tallied by Gene Lawler on a Rorke aerial In a driving rannstorm at the stadium where about 5000 spectators braved the cold the Moriarty boys but succumbed to Lowell T4 6 Frank only Haverhill touchdown. played gallantly Emilio scored the FOOTBALL TEAM. Front row: Robert Bel mont, Larry Vaillantcourt, Alan Mac Avoy, Richard Brindle, James Meehan Michael Ambrovitch, Gene Lawler. Sec ond row: Clifford Chase, Herbert Med ley, Frank Emilio, Danny Rorke. Use body English, Boots! VARSITY SCHEDULE Date Game Sept. 26 Beverly Oct. 3 Malden Oct. ll Lynn Classical Oct. 17 Waltham Oct. 25 Lowell Nov. 1 Salem Nov. T5 Lawrence Nov. 21 Medford Nov. 26 Manchester Cen. N. H. Assistant Coach Paul Ryan Run, Chase, run. Returning to winning ways, the Hillies trounced the Salem Witches, 46-6. Outstanding scorers were Emilio and Cliff Chase, with two touchdowns apiece. The Hillies squad also proved too much for an injury- plagued Medford squad which bowed to Haverhill to the tune of a 26-0 score. On a victory march to Lawrence the Hillies had an easy time piling up a 34-7 win. Scorers were Chase, Lawler, Medley, Emilio, and Rorke. HIH-S. Opp' The finale of the season was another victory over our 20 0 Thanksgiving Da rival, Manchester. The Hillies ower was Y P 28 0 too much for the New Hampshire boys. Emilio ended the 52 season with three more touchdowns made on fancy runs. 6 14 Others gaining laurels by scoring were Lawler, Chase and 46 6 MacDonald. Final score was 40-6. 34 7 Yes, the T953 Haverhill team has a commendable 26 0 record which will be hard to beat. Postseason honors were 40 6 awarded to Co-Captain Gene Lawler. He was selected as an All-Scholastic on the first team of all the Boston news- papers. Co-Captain Cjene Lawler, Coach Cgeorge ,Tm OH right., iniured Dove Marquis as Glizcrly' on C0-Copmm M' e A 'Gmc' sures his anxious father. i . z t sf , 4 i CROSS COUNTRY Along wnth football un the fall comes another sport called cross country The Haverhill Har rners opened theur season wnth Arlington Hugh on the latters own course The team was en tered with sux other teams nn the Pnoneer dlvusuon of the Mud dlesex Cross Country League The league had 'l5 teams thus season an Increase of two over last year The H H S runners coached by Mr Charles C Whnte are headed by Co Captalns Wal lnam Maguire and John Crosby both sensors LETTERMEN Wullnam Magunre John Crosby Francus Dolfe John Dnxon George Jahoda Bob Therrnen Exercuse and practnce develop a wunmng team an meets Below Co Captams Wulluam Maguire and John Crosby 4-5x S fi l 953 CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE September 25 Arlington October Melrose Watertown October Belmont Salem Arlington Beverly October Lawrence October Dlvnsnonals 5 October October League Champnonshnp November 7 State Meet Constant exercise mdoors and out keeps muscles lumber 115 -rf-u Coach Charles Whute CWS? u -W ef,,,,,,4f-'fix-4ej Q41 QQ Xbf' Wi BASKETBALL Wuth only two returnees from the 1953 squad Coach Charles Whute had the duffucult task of developung a wunnung ball club The two returnees Captaun Bob Belmont and Boose Emuluo helped the team gaun a seven and nune mark Early un the season the Hullues toppled favored Lynn Classucal 5146 un an upset vuctory A hugh lught of the season was Danny Dorgans 26 pounts agaunst Peabody on the nught the Hullues won 63 30 Haverhull downed uts arch ruval Lawrence twuce thus year Stevue Ruch playung hugh school ball for the furst year was an asset to the team Frank Emuluo completung has hugh school basketball career led the team nettung 265 pounts Thus us the new unoffucual hugh for the school Two more pounts to add to the MXM J E 116 . ,y -a 6 U , I T' ' ll 11 - - t 'S I I ,H . , . . I h FF,-,V . . . - - . . . I A I . . . . . I . . D . I l .. I . . I I ' - score! I I 5 ,j Fw, il, uv W 1 ii KM. Q- ' I Qing... iii' 1- P3-gb L T 7.0:-'f ' V' kj , f Y of 1' 1' N . n , , if T A I Q V, y W 'X , - H f 4, ,f C ,- I X p CV , . Zz, ' .f Up and In Nice shot Dan Get that rebound Jess Varslly Opp BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Game Salem Beverly Peabody Lynn Classical Lynn English Salem Gloucester Was it good? Opp Varslfy Opp Game Beverly Peabody Lynn Classlcal Lawrence Lynn English Lawrence Don't foul him, Steve. OPP G. A. L. 4' The first steps toward the organization of the Girls' Athletic League were taken in the fall of 1928. Since then, through the co-operation of its members and offi- cers, this league has become a success. The increasing number of girls who win the H and sweater is ample testimony to the drawing power of the program of sports offered. They are volleyball, basketball, badminton, track, square dancing, bowing, swimming, and softball. Mrs Maclellan the G A L adviser can always find a sport for the idle hands The motto of the Girls Athletic League is A sport for every girl every gurl In a sport Mrs Nancy Hincliffe Maynard is assistant to Mrs Maclellan In December of 1953 the Girls Athletic League celebrated its 25th birthday A party was held and Miss Mary Sargent former H H S physical instructor for girls spoke Mrs MacLeIIan introduced Miss Louise Huntington a former G A L member Helen Thorndike G A L adviser and Owen B McKnight director of physical edu cation in the public schools The program included a display of gymnasium fash ions of the past quarter century modeled by present G A L members and narrated by Miss Louise Hunting ton a faculty member A five tier birthday cake was cut by Miss Helen Thorndike dean of girls as-f V' I' -me 3, GAL OFFICERS Madeline DeLuca Joyce Wool aver Joyce Perkins Janice St Onge Y-.uni nl af' UQ..-N FOLK DANCING Demonstrating e Polish dance DDO 4-0 tw? ,.Q'q'4't.:'1-W' 1 'R' 93,5 IQ- lit?-.f23-1' 5 A' V BASKETBALL TEAM Audrey Gaudette holding ball Madeline DeLuca Jane Kyle Joyce Woolaver Joyce Perkins Felice Evans Jane Dorsey 29 f . . . . , , S 2 . . ,, . . . 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I I 1 r I I I F P A l VOLLEYBALL TEAM Srfhng Felice Evans Audrey Goudette Joyce Woolaver Marlene Mon Dorsey Dorothy Purcell Joyce Perkins ElcnnePerkms ondLevioLugores1 BADMINTON CHAMPIONS Leff io rlghi Carol Dis Below E'9hl nine len mes for 'he baskel NOW penzo .lumor Corol Horsch Senior Esther Blcnsdell 'ls mY 'Um Sophomore and Fronces Serrotore Freshman Y'7 M35 X E-is-e 120 r,i e' if iff J r 1 x' I X - 6 X X 5 , , Y V iv, - V ll 1 ssxk- 'WS l .Ji 1 Q ' 4 fl ' i 4 ., f A l gion, Madeline DeLucco. Elonding: Virginia Dyer, Audrey Aucloir, Jacqueline Provost, Jane Q . J 's'- D .4 l ,. 'I' Y P l 'J xg Cutting the Cake. Miss Mary Sargent, former H.H.S. physical instructor for girls and originator of the point-system for the G.A.L., Mrs. Isabelle MacLellan, Miss Helen Thorndike, cutting cake, and Miss Louise Huntington. Old and New Costumes Natalie Sarto 1928 gym girl and Virginia Dyer, tennis girly Georgene Caudette swim suit and Ouida Gage Charleston dancer Mary Furber, 1933 gym suit style Miss Louise Huntington narrator Loretta Guyot 1953 gym suit and Audrey After the impressive ceremonies and giving of awards, refreshments were served. Q ti xx 4 . A -' a X39---e-H y 5 - Q xr... Q3 ' H H' 0 i 9 - H H H H ,- ,xs H in ,jf gf! A- ., -, fx -, 'x 'E llfilf' H Y in? if Q lg , . 4-' Hi H ,., H P l .:, xl 'gl 4 A gg-- sy. -T ' f I f- V -? rlf , 42' Hi, Eg 5? fliglffugtt I. f ,fy ' N, . . - X Q B A .. . , . ... .lilo t 'T' f TRACK SQUAD-Seated: D. Manning, P. Comeau, R. Mooers, A. Gauthier, R. Living- stone, G. Adams, G. Jahodo, R. D'Entremont. Middle row: M. Calvi, W. Medley, B. Le- Claire, R. Cassano, A. Lampariello, F. Dolfe, R. Therrien, J. Howland, K. Fairbrother H. Rival, J. Dixon. Last row: Coach Charles White, A. Jones, D. Kimball, W. Maguire W Eckhardt H Medley R Amirault R Noonan M Carrington J Hammer A Riley TRACK In the spring when the cmders are still moist from the winters snows Coach Charles White calls the boys for track To date the i954 team have twice felt the cold cmders under their feet in true competition The Interclass meet was the first real test for the boys of Brown and Gold The Sophomore Junior team demonstrated their superiority by winning over the Freshmen Senior team by a 49 to 36 score lt was a nip and tuck battle On the trip to Methuen there was tension in the air for it was the first battle with outside competition The underrated Methuen team kept the Hillies on their toes throughout the meet Going into the relay race the Hillies were leading by one point This put all the pressure on the relay runners The team however came through with flying colors and points to win the meet The victory over Methuen gives promise of future triumphs by the H H S sprinters i QS I . Q. , - - J' ' i . .-- I Q E I - K L 4, , 1 l'- lj'-i.l-f..:'fIii'i '- A ,,.. ., . I K. -,Q .T'.y..,. b in lk A w- ' ' ' ' ' A' .V ,f - F- Medley taking the low hurdles. 122 Maguire clears the bar for the high lump .1 I I - 'l954 TRACK SCHEDULE - ' April 21 Methuen, Dual Meet May 4 Newbury, Salem, Triangular Meet yy N May 8 Gloucester, Invitation Meet May 'I5 Essex County Meet K May 19 Beverly, Dual Meet l May 25 Gloucester, Dual Meet May 29 State Meet June 'I Lawrence, Dual Meet Eckhardts pole vaultnng wins points Amurault Kumball and Carrmgton wnth the shot puts Hullues sprnnters hut the clnders xeas,..v.wf1!a7' my Eckhardt at the broad lump K as tiki l23 M .. 2 , i, . - f - x ' l, H mir x w , --f-f . f J V I -H Al .- i , PM 'LII 1 nfs' . 'A I 1 2 Q' b s 1 . Q ' .X XX- ' Q i W t ' ,'f e l,.,:'K ' -. I , , W 5 ,. 'r L l t ' 4 A , In V Q? 3,,, ,910 wwifwifv-mas.. ,I I ,E'- i n fa 'QW r -4 V K f I, v-V. fi-.2 mg-, 4' 4 -if Inst, gb sgvv- ' '-., ,U - ' 'Lv if ,...a- jf, ,- f '-1 1 1 Coach Felix Andrus gr, YV L nn .x ,1 t .gift i N vu, ii ..,.,:.,-,4.,. -wr-' 4 ' .1 A '- ri ,.,W..1'T1 - 1 i.,,g',d:'1 '.,. wu.zs..ff i 'l ,MN ., . ,. , . ,fm Q . f i , , : :,.... l - fa ' ri 'B ' Xu ir il 'ikwhis Ball, one. It was a beautiful day in Haverhill when Mighty Mike struck out. , . 1 ' 1 ' ---er -' - ., . .uf -,1N,,,4- -. A WM .., L, V ,ru r M, 5 V NV ,Vik -vqvtnfi 1- -.W-st ' ' e It v1::,2f 1, X M-F., ee't it he - A-,iv'u1y9:i3Q:LgE'r .Q it -,V - Q 5 - .K 1 f ' 1.74 'Q , 25,1 11 lf ! if ,V . W- Q .:', :'K:?:-S Q ia'-tlfavg' 1 Q ' -3 Q f .1'a --If ' ? Q w:'?H', s .gfyff .A ' ' ? f 1 - -fy fl-1ii'1'?':hvQ4 :2 ' L,-v,..,..7 ' fg ,,. 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TAKE ME CUT TO THE BALL GAME Another season of baseball under Coach Fellx Andrus has started at the Haver hill Stadium This is Mr Andrus tenth year with the Hugh School baseball team Dur mg his ten years of coaching he has never finished below fourth place has won the championship once and has tied once Ken Lavallee veteran pitcher of the hugh school started the season off on the right foot by pitching a no hitter against Salem Kenny looked like a Bug Leaguer against the boys from the Witch Cnty The team has a great captain this year In Frank Emilio who succeeds Bob Lavallee cousin of Ken Frank ns a three letter man an baseball basketball and football He has been playing first strung varsity since his sophomore year when he finished fifth un batting Mike Cortese shortstop of the Hullies as a freshman led the Essex County league an batting with a lusty 404 batting average f NUTHI4, Amid' H Lx I gfklirll A uma Seated Bob Kelly Dave Eason Joe DOrazno Bob Hanagan Mike Cortese Duck Hanagan First Row .hm Badalato John Bu cuzzo Dan Dorgan Gene Lawler Frank EmIlIO Captain Don White Last Row Don Martin .loe Esposito Ken Lavallee Duck Gardella Mike Abromovntch Bob Belmont Cliff Chase Coach Felix Andrus Close personal contact wrth staff and adursor careful gudgment rn processrng of copy and expert handling IH production to glue you a truer graphrc reproduction of lrfe at your school 2lJ EAbT 44th STREET NEW YORK I7 NEW YORK PRANLH OFFILE UO VllLlx NTREET BCNTQN MAN 126 AU FWIEDERSEHEN f, ' , ffufx ,I A .f - X, N Xxx. xx ll Assw Prmnted by Braalbury Sayles ONelll Company New Yo lclal phofoqrag her McKee-rw s S udro Hayuhn MJ Jcmfsr- I Cover b Kungscraft rk New York on Wa rens Lusfro Goss y 4 H mfr Chase of the Gaze- ndlds by M0 svs ani In ani Richard Jeslonow m swdeni ' r J H111 c f C 128 xy, Sl' 01 S ' v J ' 2 X .T- Igzl 1 Q Q-my is Off Q 7 , - V ', 4 'H, :J W .Hs Ca ' 3 Fr I' Reed of .he High Schao' fac P7 B0 c ci G:!N:ghw aw. - He ff 7X X X J? 1 flu f if 4 fa I I 1 'YI X ff 'N QX f 0 -'NY mx ff' 0 A K 1 ,P -Lf 'eg -J - .. ,g., V 'f . viffws' R ' ' f,g,' rf-5' ygf Y 1 .. 1 , . - :gen .Q W , ,,,, 5,6 L Qing rf if 1! 1 ,fhf ,- 1 11, ,ff fi 1 fl, 1,5 it , '1 nic' I, 1 1 If 1! 1 1 f, ' 1 1 I X ,A 1 l 11 1 1,1 ', f ' 1 J 1 ,' , '01 , ,1 ,, 1 1, . , . ,' '1 ' f' 1 f .L-.ti-'f 'L I!,f f 'lf - ' , 1 11411. ff 1 , 1, 1 , 1 -1 L- ,Q,'g,J'f, 'Af 1' 131173, 11 4' 1 I 1 ' 1' ' ' f 1 1'W 'P ' 'X ' 1 'f f l f I 1,f'. -'.-. 4-',,'.-il , '1,C '-fu '1 1 1 1 I 1 1 f 11.14 ' fly-il gf' 1' if , 1 1' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1'f1 - l1b121.43C1'? 1,1 ','1I1f1 '71, I ' , 1 , ff', 1 1 ...I 1.1531-,z6g', - Aff, i,. 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