Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)
- Class of 1956
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Our D1fCCtOFS and Deans MR THONI XS F GIXRVILY Dzfedor of Trade Srhool In the seat of Dlrector of Haverhlll Trade School SIIS Mr Thomas Garvey Although Mr Garvey IS a very busy man hc IS never too busx to help and advise the boys who present their ll'ldlVldl13l problems to hxm Because of Mr Garxex s warm personallty true frxendlmess and helpful atutude the boys admlre and respect hlm fi-PM MR SHERMAN E TABER Asszstant Dzrector if Trade School The students of our Trade School are proud to have as thelr As slstant Dlrector Mr Taber who IS usually occupied wlth the arrangmg of classes and marks as well as the counselmg of puplls who frequently stop IH hls office Mr Taber's frlendllness and patlence make hlm well liked and very popular among the Trade School boys u as ' cNTfm ' ' - , 1 4 . A 1 . A 'F ' V , , ' , , . , I . . . , . , 1 - V V, v . Y . . ' ' . 1 1 , . . A . ' ' 9 . . w NIR XVXI TER H EN XNS Counsel and Guide Us MISS HFI ENI I TI-IORINDIKE Mx Able assistants in the administration of our school are our Dean of Boss Mr Walter H Evans and Dean of Cnrls Miss Helen I fhoindike Mr Evans ts Dean of Boys counsels the boss on any problem tnd teprim inds them should the oceasion arise In addition to these duties Mr Evans assists boss in choosing schools for furthei education He also teaches Fngllsh and serxes as fieulty advisor for the Student C ounell The duties of Nfliss Thorndike as our Dean of Cnrls are similar to those of Mr Evans She counsels the girls on their problems helps them to find jobs and advises them on college pl ms Miss Thorndike assists in the plans for all the school dance ind is pre sent at them As he id of the modern language department, Miss Thorndike teaehes classes in German and xisits other modern language classes C enter of aetiutw in the Annex IS the office of Mr ackson Cxeorge Freshmen Qub mister. Mr. George has the responsibilitv helping students to adjust to high school life and its customs. He is the faculty advisor for the Freshman Council and the Red Cross C ouncil. In the spring ofthe year Mr. George visits grammar schools to acquaint eighth grade students with Hwerhill High Qehool and the courses ofthe forth-coming year. 13 MR J yxctesos GEoRoE - thee -li x L ii' d PAUL L. BURNETT Commercial Department Between eight in the morning mf! -1. XX Pg- Democracy is full of problems Y tliscmet' Prtxblctns t1fDt'rnot1acy class l MARGARET DEPPING Art Department h..,....,. 5, L 1 ILA -.ff R , . Ev, V JEAN GARDNER Distributive Education Operation of adding murhines and mimvograpll rnacliim-s are just zi fl-w of the many skills that Clerical Practice students have tu tnastvr. LOUISE PAUL P. HARRIMAN HUNTINGTON English Department 14 Mathematics Department OI and one-thirt in the afternoon . . ,fx P T .-Xvicl Bunsrn BllI'I1i'I f SIVLIIILKQ' Smrll ffhvnmistry 'Q as N ,-.'Z,.q1 ' .N-'ru Y? 1 N I :Og ff , Nfcl' T .gl S.. 1 M colt- X ..a-L xi BJ! 3-f ' ' ,, -'fl QHNII IYB. 1, whv Ciiilll-l I SlllliX.V' xuumclvr' ilu' 11'flf'tf'11I Junilx in Ulllf-Iv . R I I A Bargnills Q.1lm'c in thv Ra-mil Sturm' and thc Dix- ' lIxibllliX'l' I'14llll'21IillIl ffluss um rvullx fincl thc' IJ21I'QlliIlN, 2-4- X y J -7 ,Q 'lxhv buczkx must lxz1lz1m'1'. If-11111 Ihr' l1KL'lDllHIiIlQ SIllKi!'IlIN. Rl'II1Q'IIltJl'f, 15 CYUIQ dvbil muxl have' 21 crvdit U :TN H R373 if ' Latin is not the dead language we think it is, and fourth year Latin stu- dents can prove it, r Q ,- We learn that Rome still 'U-his i Y Wounds are healed in First Aid Room. 16 ' 4 The mc-lorlious musit' comes forth -f from the orchestra. Over it goes for a point in girls' gym. stands and Latm st1ll hves ,ah f..,,f -XNTNIA KERRIC XXI Laun Department - Bleu IIODS and construcuons A small part ol meehanleal drawing S -XRKIS KL RKJI AV Musle Department MXLPRFD T LINIDBERC Muhanu xl Drawlng v--7 IS-XBELLE N1acIENI'V-KN Physical Edueatlon for Girls Marx useful oblects are made IH Shop 17 PRANTK W 'VI XRSH Xl I Shop r ' 4 Q 1 lA sr 3 V V 432 - , l We discuss the Geneva conference fi! RANDOLPH A. MILLER Social Studies Department Q, il The girls in the home nursing class discover that their pulses do incrcast xx hen he xv illts ttn tht morn Q' MARSHALL W. NAY Science Department 6 Oh, the problems ofthe home --- as solved by the Social Problems Class r ANNIE D. SCOTT Household Arts Department HELEN L, THORNDIKE Modern Language Department Ll ! CHARLES C. WHITE Physical Education for Boys and the problems of home management. And away h T -1 B9YlCalhA .Q .1 f x Above. YVork - Brains - Mr, Nay's push-a formula learned in physics. Q-gflegj LV M en L H5 P4 Fform z 'gg ix ff r .1 IA , 1 xg S in . gl In C135 fl S A Left. The boys stand at rigid att 4 i I , fylvf' Right. The news of the world as compiled by U. S. History reporters. ,ak f, .. emion in Gym class. fi? FHLIX W. ANDRUS Chemistry: Aeronautics ELLERY ATXVOOD V ur vocabularies range from ,3 W I 4' 333 t . .Q , , I , I ALBERTA ANDREWVARTHA NORMAN L. ALLISON Englishg Reading Printing 'fs L -41, Biologvg Elementary Science A Q , ' K'That's a fish? ask the boys in Biology as they learn anatomies. VIRGINIA BASCOM Algebra: Geometry 20 V, Sines, Co-sincs, and Angles-the basis of Trigonometry. 97 sines to uvertebraej' and c'printer's devils. GEORGE A. BIRON Auto Repair The printers oftomorrow in the Printing Department of Haverhill Trade School. WILLIAM BOLAND General Vocational Related Mathematicsg Science. From seed to plant. Girls in Biology learn the whole story. . , 3, D sf 1 WILLIAM P. CALLAS T I, i ARIEIUR BURNS U. S. I-Iistoryg English ill' Maghtinatics . I . . 1 N-' ' X x x WALTER S. BRADFORD General Vocational Machine Shop We transcribe shorthand notes iw.. 'xx 7 GEORGE B. CALT A Spanish Wall Of me 'oglyphics easily translated b S y ICH C135 s. DANIEL D. CAPOZZOLI Sheet Metal 1. LIBERO CAPPABIANCA Machine Shop Related K'Buneos Dios, Espagnolsu is heard only in Spanish class. if NETTIE CARPINONE ANTHONYJ. CULLINAN Shorthandg Typeg 22 Auto Repair Related Arithmetic and translate the modern languages. rw V FRANCIS ALBERT A. DENIO DANCEWICZ Electricity, Shop and Social Studies Related Carpentry-where boys becom e producers Electrical wi .l , Zardsxthf? bo Ys of Trade Schoo l's Electrical De paffmenr. 23 CHARLES A, DiPIETRO Related Carpentry '4 T i Q 3 MARGARET EAGAR English MILDRED F. EMERSON General Science ROBERT D. FITZGERALD Ancient Historyg Civics We investigate a breach of contract Qu ,4 4 K Q7-fx Xxx E. LEONARD FISHER GENEVIEVE EVANS Printing English JOHN B. FITZPATRICK English Sales, Contract to Sell, and Prices in Commercial Law. RUDOLPH C. GLEED Upholsteryg Related and Shop sux W onder W hai WS g , . X33 oing to i ' 583' lbs C i .X X I A, I ' , . Kish Class' rckal SCWO' Eng omme and the anatomy of the frog. .qs gchthyology Smith ,, ti Wd disease? Pon ers Somg of in the librHfY' 'IR' 's:...' WI' ,af Distributive Education students prepare their card and gift counter for holiday shoppers. O-x RAYMOND N. HUTCHINSON Problems of Democracyg U. S. History PERCY T. HOLMES English Y , lf I DAVID C. GRANT Welding, Shop and Related FRANCIS E. HARRIMAN Upholstery M Q GEORGE HEY Englishg French ur library provides material Bo Olfs h ave t O be refur nedo , fl llfhe in th I C ibr ary tx fi? EDWVIN V. JOHNSON Englishg Publiz' Speaking 5 SO-I-IRIS KATSAROS And away we go, with Margaret Magee in Auto Driving. Englishg Reading f CHARLES M. KENNEDY Electronics Shop ROBERT C. KILEY GHERNOT L KNOX World Geography 26 English for research papers and book reports. 'T I L- A ' ,gf F 'v , . If at ., 1 I ' KATHERINE XIEAN DAVID MARGARETOS LANG General Vocational Arithmeticg Bookkeepingg Electrical Shop Typewriting 42' 5 ROBERT MARTIN Dem Bones, Dem Bones make u ose hine, the skeleton, a fre uent visitor to Biolo Classes. P P Cl EY Sch I 0 arlY Pupils in M. 'SS Tuck, S libfar Y. 27 Science i DONALD MCCAFFREY Guidance Counselor MARGARET MCCORMICK Latin Good sportsmanship 1S as SARAH tl. MCLAUGHLIN Type: Arithmetic B.-XRBA X 0 Nh N -XN1 X f A-as la: JOHN MEDAGLIA Fr:-nchg Italiang Spanish -fi HP ll, JOHN WILLIAM NICDONNELL Related Mathematics Scienceg Mechanical Drawing ' WC' lllfRlVllllIl -1 uv- y A loaf of bread, ajug of wine . , fl at the Cafe de Deux Magots in French Class 4.13 Practlcal application of the wonders of che mislr important as class work and homework. Furniture made and repaired in Upholstery Class. 9,- X-N Activity is the key word in Gym class. KENNETH MORROW Civicsg Arithmeticg Ancient History. I OSCAR P. NELSON Machine Shop Unit Trade ANTHONY LI. NOON Carpentry Shop KARL M. PEARSON NORMAN K. PALMER U. S. Historyg Problems 29 English of Democracy JOSEPH L. PELTONOVICH Sheet Metal Shop SELMA PERKINS Music HELEN S. PICARD French We harmonize in Chorus and A4,rSQ perk. I ms instruct S fb? Cho F315-C ns in the 1- ln . or Pomrs Ofh armo Hy. Don White conducts an interesting experiment. . hu Vx v YZ bl S3 PATRICK POWER DOROTHY M. Printing Related PRESCOTT Bookkeepingg X 30 Commercial Law experiment in Chemistry. C N , E x X ea JANE F. RAY FRANKLIN H, REED is ' ,f Englishg Latin Chemistryg Science iii! Fred Holmes and Dick Dyer discover new potions. MYRON RITTER Ancient Historyg Auto Driving. -6 JOHN ROBERTSON Sheet Metal Relater ELEANOR H, ROGERS Jinx he , French Boys play tag-rush in Gym. 31 RICHARD A. SCHENA Civics FRANK SHORE Radio Electronics CCLeft! Right! 7' Up Down XVILLIAM C. SCANZANI ENRICO V. SASSO PAUL F RYAN Auto Repair Shop Bookkeepingg Clerical Practiceg Typewriting Boys in Biology make good use of the Opaque Projector MURIEL SHORE English What is the location of that city?'l GC0gfaPhl' St 32 udents wonder We work out ln gym class N ,L ework for PhYs1cal htness ln Gym Class Freshman Days Mr George OFICDIS the class of 56 ELIZABETH E TUCK JOSEPH TRIEDMAN JAMES TIERNEY Librarian Problems of Democracy 33 General Vocational Machine Shop ALICE DEAN SPALDINIG Blology ERVIDA C SWIRKAL Shorthand TVPCWFIIIHQ f TERESA TAFFE Geometry Algebra C C ., h h V , V ,, Ka -f f-1,5 A ,L ,4 ' 52 - r . . - W . . .. .. 1 4 , ' ' . an , V is 5 H A v f . Q K l- , ! A 1 ' D If , -N ' - - - X sc 42,1 :J 5 N Q.,-ff 11,14 , EARLE BI. TURNER Plumbing ERNEST VALENTE Painting and Decorating, Related and Shop OLGA J. VECKYS Stenographyg Typewriting Stretch 'em out!'l orders Mrs. MacLcnnan in Gym class. Look at those fingers fly!-in third year type class. MARION WALSH GENEVIEVE S- English 34 WHEELER Foodsg Clothing AMELIA L. WICKE Clothing Our Town Clerks keep our official records HIGH SCHOOL Mrs Angelina Want Secre tary Miss Clalre F Nugent Clerk Typlst Mrs Anthonette Chooljxan Stenographer Q. X rex, wi ust as a government needs a good secretarlal staff, so the government ofa school needs efficient clerks of state We are very proud of our secretaries at H H S Always ready to give help to a lost or thoroughly confused student, Mrs Chooljlan Mrs Waltt, and Mlss Nugent are thoughtful and klnd to us In addltlon to bemg at our SCFVICC at all tlmes, the secretarles also have thelr office dutles to fulfill They type the notlces make out program cards, and send letters on officlal school buslness At the Trade School Misses Rose Cheemphkas, Marlene Prmce and Louise Coulombe are always at the SCI'VlCC of the boys The office staff keeps records of the boys ZCIIVIIICS, and takes care of buslness correspondence The clerical asslstance given by our secretaries makes for smoother admmlstratlon of our school government Pl Mi TRADE SCHOOL Misses Louise Coulombe Clerk Stenographer Marlene Prince Clerk Stenographer Rose Cheemphkas Secretary lin - I . . ' l , ' l h ' Q . 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I TS CITIZENS GE Z ,f -gf' Xf 5 f - r O I s- -J 0 K ' ni' SL 0 WD 'flip I 9,29 RT . fi Class of 1956 ROSE MARIE RAGUST Commerrlal Dress Deszgner Vlce Presldent 3 4 G A L 12 Gtrls Chorus I Freshman Coun cll Alternate unlor Red Cross Councll Alternate Commerctal Club 3 4 Italian Club l 2 9 DIANE MARIE ARCHETTI Fommnrxal Medwal Secretary Executlve Commltte 3 4 Girls merclal Club 3 4 Itallan Club 2 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 ROBERT TAUPEKA College Dmlzst Treasurer 4 Brown and Gold 2 3 Editor 4 Classbook Committee umor Red Cross Council Nat tonal Honor Socxety 4 Student Council 2 3 Senlor Class Play Commlttee Swnm Club I 2 3 Math Club 1 2 Speech Club 3 4 NORMAJ SHEPHERD College Lollege Przwxsor Prestdent 2 4 Cross Country 2 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 B A L 2 3 4 Junior Red Cross Counctl Prestdent Natnonal Honor Soclety 4 Vice President 3 Senior Class Plaw Commxttee Swxm Club Z Math Club 3 4 French Club 4 unlorL1on unlorRotar1an French Club l Vlce President Latm Club 12 PTSA 4 DAVID CHARFTH College Engznfn I'xecut1ve Committee 2 34 Base ball 234, BAL 2,34,Bandl2 5,4 Orchestra 1,2 3.4, Math Club 3,4 French Club 3,4, Treasurer Z, I atm Club 3,4, P T S A 4, Junior Rotarlan Good Government Daw Representative, Boys' Statc Rep- 38 resentattve A-,f'N JOAN F MILLER College .Nurse Secretary 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 Itallan Club 2 3 lv- BARRY GORSKI Sczfnlyzr Executive Committee 4 Band 1 Z 3 Swlm Club 3 Math Club 3 4 Bowlmg Club 3 French Club 3 Latln Club 3 4 .-:Sr - Q x , S I l I D 1 U . 4g . , . . X: . Chorus lg GZFCICD 1,29 COm- R. l . Y 2q,3g Latin 353.41 I . tm 1 eg- ,. :J :J' '- ' ' 1 A - , ' ' 2: I LJ I ' I ,'g . . . . . at tk A I I Qu . X X 7 I .- 'ix snag., 'gpbs A llm A mxraull Arrhambaull A ngl MARGARET E AUSTIN Commerrzal Przzate Yerrflzzry JAMES V BADOLA FO Cvlleef Vluszuan Baseball l 2 3 C aptaln 4 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 234 Natxonal Honor Society 4 Vxee Presldc-nt Student Council 2 3 President 4 P I' S A 4 RHODA LEE BAKER Culleqe Spfrgfgn Student Councnl 4 Math Club 34 French Club 2 3 4 Latin Club 1 2 CAROLYN BARNSTEIN Commercial Tggfhpf Glrls Chorus 1 Classbook Commlttee 4 Bowlmq Club 3 ROBERT A BARONE Czuc Arts Work m Wertzrn Elednf Garden Club I Italian Club 2 BE'I'I'YJ BARTLETT College lfgal Yrrrzlary G A L 1 2, Girls' Chorus l, Brown and Gold 4, Freshman Counexl I,JUl'lIOf Red Cross COUHCII, Senior Class Play Committee, Speech Club 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Latln Club l 7 Nature Club 4 Presldent A mlm Banu mn ? gm fi 5 'Q' A ndrzu 5 4 frenaull J XCQUEI Y N OR X AI LI' 'NI Cgllfgf Phmxzml Thfrapu! G A L 125 Presldc-nt 4 Cheerle tder 4 Swnm Club! ROBPRII XNHR XLI I Sczennfzf I 112111161 Football 4 'Iruk 2 SLIIIOI' C l rss Plax Swim Club I Bowling Club l German C lub I Senlor Lift Saw mg l ROBER I I ANDRI' NS S College Busznessman Band l 2 3 4 Ll- UNA ARCH-VVIBAUI I' Collrgi fmfhfr Brown and C old 3 unlor Red C ross C ounclll Record Club 9 3 'Vatlonal Honor Socxetw 4 'VORVI AN J -XRIEI 414m Rffzrzzr Dzfxe! Unhanzf Softball 1 7 54 Hunting 34 Ilshlng 54 M-XRY PI Il XBETH -XRSFN XLIT Czzzf -lrlx Serrrlzm Brown md Cold 5 Class of19 6 Hndolatn Hukn Barone Burllfll P5 'Um Iv. i fd in Ki .elm KENNFTI-I BARTON Sheel Metal Aulo Body Worker Basketball l 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Crown Commit tee 4 LAWRENCE W BARTON Pamtmg and Deroralznq Softball l 2 34 Rod and Gun Club 2 3 ALBERT A BASSANI Cwzrs Arts Fzsh and Game Management DANIEL BELFIORE College Dentzsl Band 1 2 3 Freshman Counctl Spantsh Club 3 4 Italian Club 9 KENNETH BELLEROSE Radio Softball 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Radto Club 2 ROBERT BELMER Czozr Arif To e a ,vuceert Class of 1956 H I' Bzlmer Bergeron Bzrrh E Blalxdell 'Cf' - A tv K Barlon Bel tore Bmgham R Blazsdzll . AIX tr L Barton Baxsam Bellnoxe R Balmer RONALD E BELMER Cafpentgx Softball l 2 3 4 Wood Workmg Club 1 Sports Club 2 3 Lunchroom Committee 1 2 3 4 Record Hop Commlttec 4 LEO T BERGERON Upholslegf Prestdcnt 3 4 Cross Country I Key Club 4 Sports Club 2 3 JAMES BINGHAM College Azrman Vncc Prcstdent 1 Football 2 3 Basketball l 2 Base ball 2 3 EDWARD V BIRCH Auto Repazr ESTH ER MAY BLAISDELL Commenlal Typul G A L 234 RICHARD WILLIAM BLAISDELL CIUIC Artx 17 Force made? L., db- Boldu: Bouchard Boulaj Bourque CAROL BRADBURY Dzstnbutwe Edueatwn Dress Deslgner Gnrls Chorus 1 Spannsh Club 2 3 IRVING L BREWER 'IR Dzstrzbutzve Educatzon To oun a Coupe De Vzlle unlor Red Cross Councll Alternate MERLEEN BROWN Commemal Hazr Sgzlzst Cheerleader I 2 '5 Commerclal Club 3 4 HECTOR BRUGNANI Radxo ana' Electronics Electronzes Engzneer Softball l,2,3,4, Radio Club 2, Dance Commlttee 4 RICHARD BRUNELLE Cwxe Arts Sezenlzsl LEE BRYANT Auto Repair To own a Garage Softball 1,2,3,4, Rod and Gun Club 2, Hot Rod Club 3 Boucher Bayd Bradbury Bmgnanz S'hert Metal NORMAN BOLDUC Softball 1 2 54 Rod and Gun Club 2 3 Auto Repazr I- RANK I' BOUCHARD Softball 1 2 34 Movle Prolectlon Club 2 3 U pholsteg LEOJ BOUCHER Vue President 5 Softball l 2 3 4 Sports Club 2 Seruce Club 3 Kew Club 3 4 Dance Committee 4 CLAIRE BOULAY f ornmerczal Bea ulzczan unlor Red Cross Councll 1 Spamsh Club 3 EVELYN E BOURQUF Commeretal Houseww Glrls Chorus l Garden Club 1 College Senior Class Brewer Brunelle DEBORAH BOYD Seeretary Play Publicity Committee Class of 1956 Brom n Egan! 1 CAROL BUCUZZO Cnmmerrial llrslerrz Elerlm' Girls' Chorus lg Bowling Club 2. THOMAS BURKE Upholstery Softball 1.2.3.-1:Yearbook Committee 1.231 Hunl- ting and Fishing Club ll: Dance Conunitlec- 4. NVILLIAM BURKE I, yzlmlxleer Football 1.2: Softball 1.23.43 Track 31 Sports Club 1.2.31 Service Club 13: Lunchroom Committee 3.4. DAVID CALLAHAN College Buszinessman Cross Country 2: Basketball l: Baseball 1.2.3.-1: B.A.L, 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 3. Jl'lANE'1'1'1i M. CARROW' Conzmerrml Qffire Hvorker Commercial Club 15.4. FR-XYK C ARUSO Commerrial 011 n II husmexx Bowling Club 9 3 Commercial Club 4 Bu,-,, 'I Burke I4 Burke Class of 1956 Ma me l me Chandler fhenei Chzvmll Chmara C, Clarke 42 C VNAYNF CASE. College Chemist Classbook Committee 4 Freshman Council National Honor Society '5 4 PTS A 4 r Rotary4 r Ex Chang: Club 4 RU 1 H MAY C HANDLER College Aurse Future 'Nurses Club 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Drama Club PA 1'R1C IA CHENFY CIIIIAYIY NWS! Brou n and Gold 2 ROBER 1' CHISNALL Auta Repair Cross Countrw Z 3 Track 2 54 Softball I Z 34 Cylee Club 2 Sports C lub Z Hot Rod C lub 3 Lunchroom Committee 1 SOPHIE C HMARA Commernal Forezgn Seerelan CJ A 1 Z 5 4 National Honor Sout-tw 4 Commercial Club 5 4 Mnxtd C horusl C amera C lub 4 CATHERINEJ CLARKE Commerfml Secrelan Garden Club 2. Q.. P M Clark: Clou. P Comeau 0 Comeau JAMES CONNELL JR Car mtg Plaj or Boston Bruins Secretarv 3 Executtve Commlttee 2 Football 1 2 Softball 1 2 3 4 Wood Workmg Club 1 Rod and Gun Club 2 Servxce Club 34 Dance Commtttee 4 Record Hop Commlttee 4 DAVID CONNOLLY Upholstery Softball l 2 34 Clee Club l 2 MICHAEL H CONWAY College Buxznesaman Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Freshman Counul National Honor Souetx 4 Stu dent C ounctl BERNARD CORDISCHI Carpenln Softball l 2 3 4 Track 1 Band 1 Cvlee Club I Wood Worlung Club l Rod and Gun Club 7 Classbook Committee 4 Lunchroom Commxttrt 1 DORO PHY C ORDISC HI Dzxlrlbutzze Eduralzon Hazrdrexser Cvlrls Chorus l Student Councll 1 Spanish Club 1 Latln Club l Italian Club l Z JUDI IH N4 COR FELL College Legal Yerrelan Broun and Gold 2 3 C heerleader 2 3 4 Swlm Club 1 l Record Club 2 3 Camera Club 5 Cerman Club 3 Spanish Club 2 3 Nature Club 2 Cohen Come: MARY CLARKE Commercial Bookkeeper BYRON W CLOW JR Ctvtc Arlx C onlmrlor Garden Club 1 BARBARA C COHEN College Medical Secretary Classbook Commlttee Semor Class Play Math Club 3 French Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Latln Club I 2 3 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 PAUL E COMEAU Czvzc Arts Mechanzral Dm Img Garden Club 1 OMER COMEAU Machzne Shop Glee Club 1 2 Radio Club 2 Service Club 3 Dance Commlttee 4 PAUL G COMEI Pnnlmg Softball 1 2 3 4 Key Club 4 Sports Club I Swlm mmg Club 2 Trade News 2 Lunchroom Committee 4 Dance Commlttee 4 Class of 1956 Connell Connolly Conu ay B Cordzsfhz D Cardzsrlu Corte!! 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Damels D 4rrar1geln Daz ld DeFre f Q Q, 44 ALBERT l' D ARCANCELO Radzo and Plertronzrs Elettrorzzcs Engineer Softball l 2 34 Glee C lub 1 2 Sports Club 2 RIC HARD DAVID I rzntmg Softball 1 2 3 4 Rod and Gun Club 2 3 Trade Neus Z Lunchroom Commlttee 1 3 FRANK C Dc-FREZE Auto Repair Ou 71 a garage hxecutne Commlttee 3 Softball I 2 3 4 Sports Club I Rod and Gun Club 2 Hot Rod Club 3 4 MARILYN FLEANOR DeMARAIS Dzstrzbutue Edueatmn Nursery School Teacher C lrls Chorus 1 MARIE DENONCOURT College Teacher french Cxlub 2 3 4 Latln Club 2 DONALD A Debl MONE Plflmblflf Naval Career Softball I 2 3 4 I' I qt' . ,- . . , f 7 I 1 1 ' . ' LI A LQ.. K 7 1 ' w Y ' . . 1 7 , . I ' . r . . . . . . f 4 4 N 1 1 w wr v 1 G ,I . ,. 1 1 , ,- , , 6 3 Q w w s v a , ' I 3,4. . . . ,t Cllflllll .I .l s U Dellarau Denonmur! De' Szrnum' - - fa.-t,', t -,f fs-'32 A - w u N - . : T . 3 '- Y I H . . . 3 , 4 ' V, ' . ' , . . ' 1 . 5 ' 1 Q - - . . . ,V . , K .A v Y 1 . . . W f A a 1 I - U1 4 A ' A ' ' ' ' G-nv' 424' -Z' 3' is RON XI I3 IJII I ON C rmmrnml Ififhflllll JAMIS X IJINC FE 1 1 Rzmrhrr Iootb1ll4 Nianiger Iltscblll 7 Nhnlqcr 34 Sen ttt xrdc n u J Bom lung DXI I' DINSNIORIL If I 7 Clrli Chorus 7 Stu en Counul 1 R nord C lub X lcc prcslclutt 7 CJLORI X DINSNIORE It I llodf! trls C hor ROBIRI I IUION I Iootblll I 3 Captiln 4 Biskctball I Btscball Stutlr nt C ouncll 5 IR-XYC IS IJOLIE Il I xxx C wuntrx Dt!! n Ilmgfe' I Dum: r G P Class of 1956 KFNNFTH DOLI- F Cullfge I VZLIVIIFI Brown and Cnold 7 LIOSI' PH D OR XIIO College fenrhfr Coath BNI-cetball I 7 I4 Bisclull I 7 34 unlor Rfcl C ross Council I Stuclfnt C ULIIICII 7 C Arden C lub I RIC HARD HILL DOW 'VI' S C ollfqf Dmtur Classbook Committee 4 Semor C,laSi Play 4 IN1ath Club 'I 4 French Club 'I 4 Iatln Club 5 unlor I uh :nge IN mon xl Honor Socletx 4 N1 XRX DRMXPE-Xb Humfhold Am Num BARBARA DRELIC lx K umnzfntal Slnmgraphfr JOAN! I DRISC OLI Curlzmrrftal IH U Clpfffllllf Senior Class Plax COIIIIIIIIICC azz Club 4 C ommer cial Club 3 4 K D iff Dflm xr l 1 FS Dmpmu Dr lr It IJTIXI' ll l ju 45 CTONSTANCIE CI.-XROLYN DUBLIN C'fllf1L'f' Music Supervisor Brown C6 Gold -11 Latin CIlub 1.2.31 Nature Club 2. MARY1lEANNliDUCIHAINE 1jl.tl7'Il71llIl'F lfrluralmn 11llll.Xf1l'l,ll PATRICII.-X ANN DURCQIN CI1'I'F Arlo .lIr1rr1'f1lgf' - Girls'CThorus 1. ROBILRI DL RC IN Cnllfgf Football l Svum C lub l Z Record Club 7 DAX ID DWXI R Carfzfnm Softball 1 Z 54 C lee Culub l lxex Club 54 Wood worklnq Club l 7 Lum hroom Committee l '7 3 Record Hop C OIHIHIIIEC' 4 l' Ll-ANOR Nl ARE DXNX 1' R Collrgr N um Csvlrls Chorus l Broun cs' Colo' l 7 3 Editor 4 Class book COIHIUIIILC 'Nlalh Club 5 Record C lub 5 mera Club 5 lrench C lub 5 latin C lub l N :turf C lub ' 1 Dublm Durham: P Durgm R Durgzn D Duper E Duyr R D11 mfr DJ V' Ealon err 1 Eau ards Edna 46 ROBER 1' I' DMX ER rmlzng Softbd 5 4 C lassbook COHIIUIIICC 4 RICH ARD W DYER Sflrnlllrf lvzgznefr I rtshnmn Council Alternate Stud: nt C ounul Alter nate 4 Swim C lub l 2 C ommfrrzal Sfnflan S muh C lub 9 5 DONNA KILNIE EDCJERLY College Teacher G A L l 2 Orchestra l 2 54 Clrls Chorus 12 Cheerleader Z 54 'iwnm C lub l I .mn C lub 1 2 ROBERI EDNEY College Lauper unlor Red C ross Councll C amera Club l 7 French Club 5 Chess Club 3 P T S A 4 JAMES H EDWARDS Prznlmg Oun a shop Softball l 2 3 4 .' .1 . 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QA .zz Q LQ . a V' C' I -IAN 1 1. lil.I.IS lit T 1.1 If ' ill 3,45 a ' Ill .2351 Nlnturt- CII lm 2. N ' ROBERT STIMSCJN EINIERSON B z 1 ' 'rm' lg Ciarclen CTI b 2.l 1 .' 1 ish b Cl pgs. 1 f '1 til gy. f 1? 1 A ' . , ij , , . 4 4 ' ' 4 I C W I - V ' x I J CHRISTOS FRANGULES Collegt Engineer Basketball lg Baseball 1: German Club 21 Latin Club 2,3. ELISABETH B. FULLER 5? College .'Vur.re' in G.A.L. 12.3.41 Girls' Chorus lg Senior Class Play ,kg if Committee: Speeeli Club 41 French Club 31 Spanish Club 4: Future Nurses Club, MARY FURBER Collegr ftfufxf' Cv.A.L. 12.3.41 Girls' Chorus lg French Club 2.3: Latin Club 1.2.33 Nature Club 3.4g P,T.S.A. 4. Fut- ure Nurses Club 33 'Lreasurer 4. ,FE OUIDA ANN CAGE Colhe, Pnyfexsional Dancer G.A.L. 1.2. Cheerleader 2.3.45 swam Club 2g Record will Club 2.3: Bowling Club 2. Latin Club 1.2.3. JANET E. GARBELNICK Collfgf .Hrdzml Sfrrflrm' Senior Class Play Usheretteg Math Club 3.4: French Club 2 3 4 Latin Club l 2 'l JOANINE S C ARDELI A Commerfml Pnzatf Serrftan CAI 1254 C iils Chorusl 2 Cheerleader 2 S4 Senior C llss Plat Usherctte BOMlln2Clllb I 2 3 4 Prangulfv Pullrr Purbrr Commgru 11 C lub 5 4 Gag: farbrlmrk Cmdrlln Gaudzrtz Gaul m Goodman Gordon Goodrmull C07 :Hr Mm C,-I ORC ENE C AUDETTE C zzzr Arif Tmrhfr Basketball 1 2 3 4 C1 A L l Z 54 Girls Chorus 2 Bowling C lub 2 Commercial Club 3 4 I atm Club l 69 ,vw ELEANOR C-AUVIN Collrgf Jturxf Brown and Gold Editor 4 Senior Class Play Commit tee Retord Club 4 Speech Club 3 4 Latin Club 2 MURRAY AI AN GOODMAN Collrgr Tanner Senior Class Plas C ommittee French C lub 3 Ia n Club 1 CAROLYN ANN GORDON Communal OUR: Worker iw Glrls Chorus l Senior Class Play Committee Com mercial Club 3 4 RACHEL GOUDREAUI I Commemal I nz ale Sfrrflun Play C ommerclal Club 3 4 L3 EDM ARD E GOYE FTF C5 H' Elulncal lzledrman 48 Softball I 2 34 Glee Club l Radio Club 2 Class book Committee 4 I ' . 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Photographer WII I IAM B HUVFX C nllrgf l wllrge BowlingC lub I JOHN I-IOWLAND Czzzr Arts Lou Cross Countrx 54 frank 24 unior Red Cross Council I Spanish Club 3 BARBARAJ HLRD Conmirrrml Pnmlr .Smrelfiri Scnioi C liss Plav Iublinitw C minmittec Class of 19 Hulrhms Hulrhznsun ambxon arqurs ef 50 Q Y if lliddfn llmdi Ilflmrs 11410 Hou land Hurd rxrltinn fvionou flu if K,' S MXN DR A IOX C 1' HUTCHINS CIUUIIIIFYKIIII RFFFIDIIOHIJY AINNF HUTCHINSON Crllrgi Imrhfr l 7 I4 N itional Honor Socirtx 54 Swim CD ua I 'Nlath C lub l Spanish Club l 2 I La n u 5 1 RUBILRT I' JACKSON P!'l7V1hIil1AL Plumber Basketball 1 2 3 4' Softball l 2 3 4' Key Club' Rod and C'un Club: Service' Club. P.-Xlfl. D,xj.-XCOBSOIN Cullejgr Erigzmw Bmzmi and Cola' l,2.l5. Iiclitor-in-Chief 43 National Honor Society 4: Swim Club 3: Math Club 3' C'c'r- m'in Club 31 Latin Cub 1.2g Chess Club 15: P.'I'.S.A, 41 unior Rotarian 4. ARLEN WHIACQUES Lfhlffffffl To own a business SONIA JESIONOWSKI Cmnmfn ml 1 ,l1',l, CI.A,L. 41 National Honor Society 43 Commercial Club 4g Latin Club l,2g Mixed Chorus l. Qi :- ohnxlon 07165 R Kelly 'limp INIARY ANN KING Cbmmrrrml Sn fffgyy Bowllng Club I ELILABETH ANN ISITSES C0f7lffIf'ffIHl lfIed1ralSerreIarv C1 A L I Semor Class Play Committee Commerual Club 3 4 P T S A 4 .IACQUELINIE ANN KITSON College Azr Lzne Hostess C, A L I freshman Council unlor Red C ross Coun ctl Student Councll Z 3 Semor Class Plas Commnt tee Math Club 3 Speech Club 3 Latln Club 1 2 CHARLES AI MER KNAPP Cvllfgr Engmfn Bowlmg Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 PATRICIA ANN KOHLWEISS Commemal Pruute .Secretary C1 A L l JAMES KRAFTON A1110 Rfpflff Mailer Merhanzt Softball l.2,3,4Q Hot Rod Club 3. W lirlly Key ROBI' R'I JOHNS PON Uphnlvlery Cross Cxountrs 3 Softball 1 Z 34 C let Club 1 Sports Club 7 5 NCJRNI VXI IONI-S Plumbing lrmllrrf Softball 1 Z 54 Rod and C un C lub C hecklnq C om ITIIIICE' MARC IA Ixltl LY C1114 rts AVIIYI G A L 1 Z Orchestra 12 54 Broun and Gold 4 Classbook Commtttee Semor Class Play Publtctty Commxttee Bowlmg Club 2 Spamsh Club Z ROBLRT RPI I Y College Armuntant otballl734B balll7'54 BAL 12 Freshman COLIHCII C HARI ILS I' RI' MP Lpholrtem Lpholvterer Secrttarw 2 Softball I 7 34 C un Club 7 5 I CHS IxI'X Cgllyg, Spzfch fhfmpzxl Broun and Gold 1 2 Semor Class Plas Commlttee Math Club 3 Speech Club 5 Spamsh Club 23 Latin Club I 7 Class of 1956 Ifmg limes Iizlron Knapp It ahlu tus li mflon if 51 BEVERLY KRACER Communal S'f'f f1U' MIRJAM G. KREY Commercial ,lffflllflll Srrrfhm' National Honor Society 43 Commercial 41 P.'I'.S..'X. 4, MEREDITH KYLE G.A.L. 1,2,l5.-lgulunior Red Cross Clounril 1, RONALD LaBELLE Radio and Plfrlronzrs Flnlronzr Tulnzztzmz Football l Basketball l Softball l 2 5 Smttnmtnq Club Z Lunehroom Committee 1 2 5 IUCIIII' I' IACERII' Cntr 4r!t Girls Chorus I French Club 34 Nature Club 3 Future Nurses C lub 5 4 BARRX C, I aC I AIR Cgllpgf Hurlzrulhmsl oss C ounttx '54 Iratk 154 B nd I Class of 1956 lahapr 1111011 l Illllfdflfllll D I apxnrf fi 52 1 lxmgn Labfllz I alumpznz H Laptnn fi? K It rn fn z Larnle laflarr CAROLE A LAHAYE Czmf Arts Tearhrr Gxrls Chorus 2 Semor Class Play Committee Speech Club 3 Nature Club 'S Future Nurses Club 3 ELAINE LAJOIE Communal Srrrrlan Commercial Club 3 4 CECILE LALUMIERE Commercial Hou reu :ff ALEXANDER L LAMPARIELI O .Srxenlz lf lwgtnffr Basketball I Track 1234 BAL I2 54 Band 12 3 4 Orchestra 1 Broan ana' Gold Photographer 3 4 Class Book Committee Photographer Natlonal Honor Soclety 34 Student Counctl 4 Camera Club 3 Presldent 4 German Club 2 DAVID L LAPIERRE Sheet Metal Oun a busznfxs Basketball l 2 3 4 Softball l 2 3 4 Cflec Club l 2 .5 4 Crown Commtttee 4 WILLIAM LaPIERRE Upholsteq Gmcral Executtve Commtttee 4 Cvlee Club 1 2 Sports Club 2 Key Club 3 4 Roller Skatmg Commlttee Chanr man KENNETH P IAPLANTI' Dzvlrzbutzzf l'fI'umImn RAY 'VIOND I API AV I I' Shrel Vela! Ourz Il C uslom shop Softball l 7 34 QWIIIIIIIIDE Club ' RIC HARD LAPI XXIII' Radzo Softball 1 Z 34 Rod ind Cyun C lub Z R ICIIO Club 2 S YVIJR-X LI' AX IT I' Commerczal Serrelary C1 A L l 2 3 4 Broun and Gold-I -Iunlol Red Cross C ouncxl l C heerltader l 7 34 Swim C lub 2 Com merclal C,lub 3 4 Mixed Chorus l Drama C,lub I 'sl WAL PER LeBI ANC inn llarhzne Shop 2 Lunchroom Commlttee 1 2 3 BARBARA I eC OLST C ommerrzal Proffmonal Ice .Skalrr J Band 4 umor Red Cross Councll Student Councll I 2 Majorette 4 Nauonal Honor Soctetv 4 K LaPlanlz LaPlanle R LaPlanlz Leavtll LeBlanf LeC0l5! 1 9 5 6 ee Leslie Leu xx Lmnfhan Ll zo Wacl :od EDWARD LEE Auto Repazr Own a Cfamgr Hot Rod Club 2 NANCY LESLIE House Hold Arts Hguygwl g Gxrls Chorus l ROBERT LEWIS Collfgf Sorta! Work umor Red Cross Councll JAMESJ LINNEHAN Radzo Elcctromc: Elcdromc Engmeer Softball Golfl 2 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 Rod and Gun Club 2 Dance Committee 4 SUSANNE LIZIO College Dgdgf G A L l,2, Orchestra l,2,3,4, Classbook Commlt tee, Swim Club 1, Math Club 3,4, Latin Club l,2, 3,4, Chess Club 3, Natlonal Honor Society 4 SHEILA E Mae LEOD Commerczal Kmdngarten Teacher Senior Class Play Commtttce, Commercxal Club 3 C ' I C l I , , , . W ' 4 A A 4 4 ' . n Q - . I I . g 2 . 1 2 . A I T A A' ' A ' I It ttgft .. 5 5, w .. Y Treasurer 1,24 Softball l.2,3,4g Band lg Glee Club I, , Q L ' , R. . L. , . I ' 9.4.43 I 'R ai 4 I' 5 5? 53 'vi-XRLAREI MACILI Cullrgr 'Sumo X 9 Frenl Clubl l.f1tlnClubl Fut Nurses C lub 5 Prcsldtnl 4 -XNNF INIAC UIRIL Collrgr .Sffrflan X 1 l3 French Club 25 Spams 5 Ia u J l RA I HF RINF F LILABF IH MACJLIRF Collfgf lmrhfr 'X C hterlc ado lrenc t l Ia C lu J l 2 JANET MARBLF Collrgf Klnrlrrgartm Trafher C A L 1 9 Freshman Counul Student Counell 2 Sc-mor C lass Plax C nmmlttee Senior Play Usherette M ith C lub ' l lrenrh Club Z 3 Spanish C lub 3 lll C lub l S SAI IX MARCRLS College Phuzcal fhfmpzxl Cheerleader 4 Swim C lub Z French C lub 2 '3 Span lSh Club 3 Iatm C lub l Z DUN AI D SC'OI'I MARDFN Czzzf Arts loullrt 1'flfIHF1 Class of 1956 Uarquu llason Halson Va ur llagfr 'llarblf Hassu Nrifcdflhl 54 GU QF is Q w--1 ml? 'VI ld -1 4 Waguzrr Ha rms Hardrn It Magma NANCY MARQUIS College Nurse Student Councll French Club 3 4 Future Nurses Club 4 CARLISLE B MASON Radzo Elerlronzfs T V Terhnumn Softball l 2 3 Clee C lub 1 Swlmmmg Club 7 ROBF RT MASSII: Czuc Arts Play for Globelrotlers Basketball 2 5 4 Freshman Council 1 SANDRA MATSON College' Private .Srrrelary Math Club 2, Freneh Club 2,3, Latm Club l FRANK MAZUR Marhzne .Shop Tool Drszgner Executive Committee 3, Softball l,2,3,4 SCFVICC Club 3, Classbook Committee 4 NANCY-I MCCARTHY Commerczal Of-fire Work Commerclal Club 3,4 G, f , I,. l.L2 I C1 I 13 ,' ' I 1 ' ure I 'I ' Q I ' ' A 3' I N '7 Y -I .M iv G..',L. .L.1: R ' . ',Ig. ' 'h,': .tin - Cl l .2. '. it . - h A A A .4 5 C.. . l.. l: Y ' -2 r 41 h Cl lb 2.1 . tin I I l . 1 S, 5 y ' 3 F2 Q ,- Lat' T 'lf A. 4. I l H .' , . 1 . I ' 3 S I .. 1. - X . v , V . , ,gas A I -' f X 5 Q , , W . . I Q' if MeCo1 McLaughlin Menczr Welelsk DONALDJAMES MINIION Upholstefl Center 07 lhe Clezeland BYUZLVIS Executxve Commlttee 4 Football 3 4 Softball l 2 3 4 Sports Club 2 3 Roller Skating Commtttee 4 VIRGINIA MOORE College Glrls Chorus 1 2 JOANNE MORLEY Dutrzbulwe Edurahon Relazl Buyer Gtrls Chorus 1 RICHARD MOYNIHAN College Dgffof Garden Club I 2 3 Spanlsh Club 2 3 4 BARBARA ANN MULLI NS Commerczal Seeretarv Italxan Club 2 ALLAN MYSEL C01 fig! Engzneer Baseball 2,3, B A L 2,3, Classbook Committee, Student Councll 2, Math Club 3, German Club 3: French Club 2,3, Latm Club 1,2, P T S A 4, Nat tonal Honor Society 4 FRANCES MCCOY College Nurse C A L l 2 34 umor Red Cross C ouncll Latm f lub l 2 5 Future Nurses Club 3 4 GEORGE JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN Waehxne Shop Softball l 2 3 4 Service I lub 5 Rod 1nd C un Club VINCFNTJOSEPH MELLON Weldmg Ou n ll H eldmg Shop Art Club 2 Sports Club 3 LESTER MENCIS College Cross Country 2 4 Track 5 4 Spanish Club I GEORGE METELSKI Commerrzal Football 2 Track l unlor Red Cross founcll Bowllng C lub Z Student Countll Alternate? 4 JANET MILLER Commerezal Secretary lflellon W Class of 1956 Mmwn Moore WWI!! Uomzhan Vlullms Wnel I 1 sz:- 55 .4 ,., T . K I - ,E A 1 J if .1 Q B Q A , S , , , g ' I lg z 1 . ' ' 2. I at - g Q ' I ' A 4 A g , h 1 cj I A I 1 A I I I 1 4 f . l, ,Sir ,SWT ' f I f .' f ' ' 1 - 1 ' 4 - 9- in I , v ' ,V - , K Y ICJHN 'NA I HAN Cvllfef llzmmrzn Crow Countrx 2.5 Basketball l Baseball l Record Club 2 5 Prcwldenl 4 Camera Club 5 Xl IRPD I5 N188 Prmlzrzg U 171 q In Softb ill l 2 5 4 C l xssboolc C OIIUIIIIICC 5 4 I-XMLS NIBI Follfgf I lfdr1mlEng1m'rr Basketball 5 4 fr lclc 54 C XROI I NIC HOIS fummfrrzal Pmzzlr Slffffldfl Clawibook C omrnlttee umor Rcd Cross Councll National Honor bocletx 54 CJOIIIFDCTCI xl Club 5 Secrctary 4 P T S A Secretary 3 4 Cullfqf kung C A L 1 french Club 1 2 Spanish Club 2 Latin Club I 2 future Nlurses C lub 4 C XRUI 'NIOFI Cillf AVN llnuxmzff bnls Chorus 1 Class of 1956 Norm 'Mmm 115 Parr 56 c Cl fi Nathan rm 1 1 Nzrh ll N lm of U Ha ra Parmllz MARILYN T NOURY Commfrfml Bank Teller MlXCd C horus l Senior Class Plav Ushc rctte Record C lub 4 C ommcrclal Club 3 4 Blologx C lub 4 ALDEN NOYES Collegc Pnrhologut C ross C ountrv l Mic HAEL ROBERT O HARA College fmchfr Freshman Councll umor Red Cross Councll l RAYMOND S OTIS Auto Repair Oun forage Softball I 2 3 4 Rod and Cvun Club 2 3 DOLORES PACE Commnfzal Phjszml Edumlzon Tfarher G A L I Student Councll 34 NORMAJILAN PACIULLI Commercial Private .Secretary Camera Club 4, Commercial Club 3,4, Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 4 r' Sl ff I -. . 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'R Y ,p- f ,vw Paddock Paqumf Pa Pmnfy DRUCILLA E PHEIL Commemal Y ray Tahnman Brown and Gold 4 Student Counul 5 4 Sp inlsh C lub 3 Future Nlurses Club 3 RICHARD PHINNEY Lommemal Dm mln Football 1 2 3 Basketball l Baseball 2 5 Irack 1 3 B A L 1 2 3 4 Freshman Councll 2 unlor Red Cross Councll 1 Commerclal Club 4 MARGARET PLA FTS Commerczal Sorzal Worker Girls Chorus l 2 Bowllng Club 3 Commercial Club 4 JEANEFTE POIRIFR Household Arts Telephone Operator Student Councll 2 GOR DON POO LE Commerczal B usznexxman Freshman Councll unlor Red Cross Councll Stu dent Councll 3 Semor Class Plav Commlttee Speech Club 2 Commercxal Club 3 4 Natxonal Honor So clety 4 PAUL POTTER Plumbmg Master Plumber Softball l,2,3,4, Sports Club l,2, Key Club 3,4 Pug: Petlrngzll Phzzl PUl7lf7 a we +4 PALMAJEAN PADDOCK Commfmal gfffflllfl C A I l Z 5 Treasurer 4 Student COur1Cll 4 JOHN l' PAQUF'l YI' Prmtmg Football 1 Softball l 2 54 C let Club l RCl0Fd Club Z SWIIUITIITIZ Club l Trade Nous 2 Crlassbook Commnttee 3 Lunchroom Commlttee l Wll I IAM GR UNTON PAC 1' C ollegf llflmlsler Classbook Commlttce Speech Club 3 lNat1onal Honor Society 4 'VORMAND NV PARP Qgfpgnny I: rerulwe Secretarx 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Wood Wlorkmg Club 1 Camping Club Z Hot Rod C lub 5 Danee Commit tee 4 Kev Club 34 Record Hop C ommlttee 4 Roller Skating Crommlttee 4 RAY 'VIOND E PFNNEY Qgllggg Mznlsler Freshman Council l unlor Red Cross Council l Semor C lass Plav Swim C,lub 3 Speeeh Club 3 4 Bowlmg Club 3 4 Spanlsh C lub Treasurer 3 4 Nat tonal Honor Society 4 l'ORRI'Sl' PF ITENC ll I Radm Eleftronzrs Techmrzan Softball l 2 3 4 Radlo Club 2 Class of 1956 Phmnn Plalls Pool: Potter 57 FYAI YNF I PRA'I'I' Commerrzal Mfdlfdl Sfrrelan Senlor Class Play bsherette BRUC I' PRFSC OTI C11 U Am Hzsfon fmrhfr DOINAI D QUA I RAI l Radzo Vlce President 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Kes Club 3 4 Radio C lub 2 I unchroom C ommlttee l 2 3 4 Dante Committee 4 Roller Skatmg Commnttee 4 Record Hop C ommlttt C I Il IANI' QUIN I ILIANI Commfrrzal Interpreter Natnonal Honor SOCICIN 4 French Club President 2 Italian Club Secretars I 2 C REC ORY PAUI RADSESIFWSKI Prznlmg lmohpf Operator Basketball 1 Sports Club 1 Trade News 1 Classbook Clommtttee 1 Lunchroom Commtttee 4 VINCI' N I' G RATTEY Prmtmg Football l Softball l 7 54 Key Club 3 4 Record Club Z Trad: Nm v ' C lassbook Commnttee 4 Class of 1956 RNU10 Rnrh D Rmauo' Renaud Rhoda Rzfhardf 58 Pro!! 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RICHARDSON Sfjen fgfff Forestry Deparlmenl Work NEIL RICHARDSON Cgllpgp Teorhfr M XR I H X Rll'Sl- N College Teacher Band 1 umor Red Crow Councxl S mor Class Plax Commlttee Laun C lub l 3 JUNE RILEY College Teorher Math Club 5 latin C lub 2 3 SHEILA RYAN CZLII Arts Nurse Ce L 12 54 Clrle Chorusl Chaerlcaclcrl 154 Senlor C lass I lu Usherette Swlm Club 7 Speech Club 3 4 Commerelal Club 5 4 Spamsh Club Z CAIL ST CI' RMAIN College Wake up Arm! Brou n and Gola' 4 Senlor Class Play Committee Nlath Club 3 Speech Club 3 Spanlsh Club 2 54 latm Club l Z Nature Club Z Class of 1956 Sl Lauren! D St Ong: D .Sl Ong: In .Sl huge Salas Salmas X.: 59 v A . :J A ., 'g 'ff ' I . 3 , j H , A ' . , ' ' ' ' P :LA . . K U w , ,.xel g,:.1:'f . 41- A 4.1.1 Ve I Q I , . 1' ,ZX L . Y. I LZ K, eee A of f, 1 - -, Q A . w , I V ' 1 ' ' 9 3 Q ' . rf. Q 1 4 , ,' g . '. nj , . . 1 'il ff l A A H H ' A V . . 1 f ir I ' , , I X .ge .X ig Y 7 , ,, . 3 J: C' ' . ' 1 1 25 : ll. 2 1 ' wages 3. I lf' ' ' 'Q 3 .... 'g H 1 4 ' 5 ' U 5 ' 2 SITIRLEY ANN SANDERS HlJ1l.Sff1fIfff Am Anlnzr llrnslmx llUSlil'll SAPIENZA Ilfllflllfllg Off Srl Printer Softball l.2.li.4L Ulf-e Club 2.3: Yearbook Committee 's BliYl'lRl.Y SARDELLA Clllffflll' 'I mfhfr Freshman C fyllnxm' ilg Senior Class Play: Bc rxs' ling Club 3: Latin Club I. DON.'XI.ll LEON SARGENT I'rinlm4g 017 .sw rzpfmmf Basketball 21 Movie Club 21 '1Vl1l1l!'eNif1l'.X 2. ROBERT SARGENT .Harlznzf Slmp Softball l.2.i'r.'4: Hot Rod Club l.21 Service Club -4. NANCY SAUNDERS Cammnrml Mfdlifdf Secretary r s C bonus l ioum lul if QTY A . sr C' V X 1 l. 'L' X l 4.1-A.-.1.-Q.. .Sanders Sapzm a Sardella D Sargent R Yarqml JN Saunders R Saundfrv Salagf tSOLOQ Sratfs It Srhena P Sfhfna 'NJ 60 M33 AHF ROBERT SAUNDERS Lpholslzn Treasurer 4 Softball 14 C lee Club 1 2 Kew C lub 3 4 Sports Club 1 2 Lunchroom Committee l 2 3 4 JOHN SAVAGE Curr Arts Air fraj? P1101 lootbxll 1 Basketball l 2 B Al l Z C arden C lub l '3 Bowling Club1234 FRANK SAVOY Harhme 'Shop Softball 1 2 3 4 BERNARD SCATES Auto Repazr To oun a garage Lunchroom Committee 1 KENNETH R SCHENA Radio and Electfomzx Llertronir Engzneef Softball 1 '7 3 4 Cvlee Club 1 2 Key Club 3 4 Radio Club 2 Dance Committee 4 PA PSY SCHENA Car mtg Carpznter President 2 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 Softball 1 2 3 4 Wood Working Club 1 Key Club 3 4 Lunch room Committee 1 2' Dance Committee 4. ,aw ads T' 'Q' mg: W AGED Q--1 '04 ...4-I i co!! Sem er Sm :Jin bhrphfrd .Shen 1 WII LIAN4 SINIES Commerczal College Cross Countrv 2 Football 4 Basketball 1 3 4 umor Red Cross Council I' Ciommercial Club 3,4, RICHARD SINEY Radio and Electronics Own a bu5z'nes.s Softball I,2 3 4: Radio Club lg Service Club 1. LARRY NV. SMALL Commerczal Farmer National Honor Society 3.41 Senior Class Play: Com- mercial Club President 4' P.T.S.A. Treasurer 3 4' Gazelle Reporter 43 Jr. Rotariang junior Lion, FREDERICK SMITH College Teacher-Coach Football 4g Track 2g B.A.L.g Brown and Gola' 43 Span- ish Club I.2,3g Latin Club l,1i. ARTHUR SNOONIAN College Alrplane ,llfrhanzr Football 2g Baseball lg Track lg B.A.L. lg Band l. PETER SOTERA Aulo Repair Bulldozer Mechanzi Cross Country 4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Dance Commit- tee 4. JANICI' l'I XINE SCOI I C Ullggf fmrher N lt RIC HARD SPAN IA R Carpentry Softball l 2 3 4 Wood XVOYICIFIQ Club I Camping C lub 2 Hot Rod C lub 3 STFVFN IOSI' PH SIWN XSRX JR Carprnln Softball 12 3 4 Band I 7 C lee Club 13 4 Wood Working Club I Ku Club 54 Classbook Com mittee 4 Lunchroom Committee 2 3 4 Roller Skating Committee 4 ANTHONY SHEPHERD Prmtzng Softball I 2 34 Classbook C OITIFIIIIXCC 4 I' V X SHI' Y S CWM 4,45 Bookkfepfr PRISC ll I X SII lx Dislribumf Fdumfmn Uflflfl Cnrls Chorus I Bowling Club I Class of 1956 Szmgg Sinn .Small Symih Srmunzan .Soifm 1 fl I X I 1 .X r 61 EUCIENIE SO'I'IROPCJL'l.C JS C-lffflfff 'lmzvf St-nior Class Play C:OlI1IUlIlC'C'1 Cc-rrnan Club Zig Latin Club 1.2.31 Chess Club 3: National Honor Society 4. CHRYSANTHE EFSEYIA SOYAS Commfrrml I7m'ulf Srrrrlary Cl,A.I.. 1.21 Hrnzwz and ClnlrllgSc'nlt1l'Cll2lSSPlHyCfoIn- mittvcg Cornlnr'rt'ial Club 15.45 l7.'l'.S.A. 41 National Honor Society 4. BENJAMIN SPIiECIIsIl,EY.AIR. Cmfmtm' Iootbxll 1 2 Basketblll 7 Softball 1 7 54 Sports u J lx 54 Wood xxtlllxlll C lu nnhroom C omrnlttu l 7 I Ruord Hop o n lttu LEON -XRD SI XBII I' RHJIO l'!1flmmfs I'ngn1fer Softball 4 Radlo C lub Dance C Ulllllllllfl' 4 RIC H XRD X SI XC lx Cfmzmntml III C lub 1 IORRI- ITXJOXN SIANXNIC lx C nllrgr Nurw enlor C lass I lax IH ench C lub 2 54 xt1nC t 'N Class of 1956 Staples Slackn Slopq ra .Slrangman WGS 62 ff sad 5 f? to faqs Q66- .Solxropoulos S111 ax S111 bzlr Stark Sion: Surrztlt fpfnh- Mme Speuhln Stanu Mk JANET STAPI FS Callfgr WU? C1 A L 1 7 unlor Red Cross Council 1 Student Counul Secretary 4 Cheerleader 12 34 Semor Class Plat Swlm Club Z Spanish Club 1 2 Latm Club l 7 I'uture Nurses Club 54 'Nllxed C horus 1 'W-XINCY SIWOC lxI'R Cvllfrf I flfnnarzmr La ln C lub 7 I I XNL I I STOIN h Collegf N 1175? CJ A I l 7 Hruzz n and Cold C lassbook Committee I'rzshman C ounul National Honor Society 4 Stu dent COUDLII 7 Cheerleader l .Z 54 Senlor Class Play Publicity C ommlttee Math Club Z I'renCh Club 3 Latm Club 1 Future Nurses Of Amerlca Club 3 4 DOLORES ANNE STOPYRA Commncml Przvate Secrztary G A L 1 Girls Chorus 1 Commercial Club 3 4 CHRISTINE PHYLLIS STRANGMAN C07H7HF7fIIlf PAUL SUR RETTF Cnmmzmal I au ter Q gm sei' 1' ,S 'gg . 4 ,AQ Q Taglzen Talbot Taplzn fardv ROBERTJ TEBO Lammertml Azzatmn Terhnman Natlonal Honor Society 3 Presldent 4 Student Coun ul I Senior Class Plav 4 Commerual Club 4 J lor Rotarlan Ga etle Reporter 4 ROBER I' I'HI' RRII'.N CUUIIIIFVIIKI Parh Rrmgrr Cross Country 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Commercial Club 4 NCJRNIAND R IHIB XCI I Aulo Rfpzur Softball 12 5 4 Hot Rod Club 2 5 JOHIN NIIC HAII IHCJRN FUN Alarhzmf Shop llazhmzxl Softball 14 Hot Rod Club 1 1 Scrxlce Club I4 PHYLLIS -XNXIII1' IIDD Cullfgr Num Clrls C horus 1 Natlonal Honor Society 4 SCIIIOI ClasS Plat Committee-1 brenth Club 25 Latm C ub 1 7 'NI XRIXNA IR XC IOL CUIVIUWYIIIII CIIVIIIIIFVUKII 471151 Senior Class Plas Committee 4 Record Club4 Bowling Club 4 Commercial Club 3 4 8' Talham Tasstna 71 fc 0 fhumlan A SANDRA TAG LIER I CI0VVl7V1t'7f1'!Il Vffllwf Junior Red Cross Council: Student Counvil 2.3. DONALD 'I'AI.BO'I' Carpentry 'In lllllllf Il hut mr! Softball 1.23.41 W'ood Working Club 11 Hot Rod Club 2,31 I.unt'hroom Committee 1.2. JOAN P. T.-XLHAM Commfrrml SPIVFIUU' C1.A,L. l,2,l5,41 Hrrfzrn and Gola' lg CIl1l'C'I'IC'21dC'I' 23,43 Senior Class Play Committee: Ciommervizxl Club 14, N111 IXNI ISXPLIN Sheet Ilfml Football S4 Softball 1 7 54 CJlteC lub 5 SXNIIIIIIIIIIQ ub 7 mom C ommltlce 1 C :msn t mittee 4 DORIS I'-XRDX Household 4111 Num' Carden Club 1 7 I Bowling Club I I UN RILNC I' C TXSSIN XRI Siflfllllflf P1 nl Class of 19 fhfynfn Ihzhaufl fzdfi Imgmu 63 1' . ..:-'12 .L.l.1 1 lgf' 'K .J 3 ' Cl L: I.unt'hrc I ' ' .231 1' ' CI xm- , k.., ii svn A . ., A Y . I l , b I Y V , -.gig , Q ' ' j 4 ' ' : un- Q , ' S Z . Q - Q ' . I 1 . ' ' . ' I ' ' 3 I' . C I .QI C ' C. , V I hr Q J: V ,. - .1 - of 1 , ,g e 'l .g. ' ' ,, . -C ' R XYXICJYIJ ILRYFR fwful lfnrzgu Tmtk 4 Bomlxng C lub I Spamsh C lub 5 C ARC JI X X AIC OUR'I Clllllgl Num I 5' St II l I lol Sptuhl :Cum Iuturt Nurs s C lub XRC III'XlIlJl'S X XLHOLLI C unzmnfml C frlzfzm' Pulvlzr 4l'l'1l!UIfllIIf C.ommc-rcxdl C lub Pxetutxve Commlttee 4 National Honor Soclctx 4 C I'ORCl C X XI HOULI Cllfllllltfllllf Football I I 54 Iiisvlmll l 2 Commercial C lub4 DAX Ill NORISIA AL College' Werharzzzal lzrzgznfn otball I I tl n C ubl IOHN VUYTOWECZ Shrfl lielul Tr nu n fl xllffl metal xhnf Soft mll I S Class of 1956 I1 rm I1 I I4 arrhul I1 ffl I1 fbxlfr Lvl 64 458' 1 furnfr C I alhoulz I4 ebb I4 efks 1 ui lglmwg A lalhoulz I nrbrau VIDIUU ff BARBARA L W ARCHOL CUHPEF Phuzml fhfrapzsi C X I I Senior Class Plaw C OITIITIIKICC' Speech C lub 54 Irrc-nth C lub 2 3 Laun Club I 2 I'uture Nurses C lub 4 JANET WARCHUT Canzmfnml 5,7151 C Ollllllt rtml C lub 54 FORRESI W EBB UIHFEF Radio Fzfld Student Council 4 Spanlsh C lub 5 RICHARD IA I- BB 5f f1f I' lerlrzml I' ngmfer Irank 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 P T S A 4 NHIIOHAI Honor SOCICIW 4 MARION LOUISE WFBSTP R lluuulmla' A rlr ljlmgum C lrls C horus I 2 ALLEN XVEEKS C ylholxlcry Football I Softball 1 2 3 4 Gun Club 2 3 C,'11'11' ,4rls If K 1' ,A 4' - 1 f A1 1 l:.1' 1 1 1. 4' ' K' cg Cllt L . CLA, ., Ig Hmm-n C Clnlfl-I: f -nit 'Cf :Iss Play np- L ' terg .' Ilulm .gill I rc'nch CIlub1'l.41 Lati 1 Il l I I: f . ' I 3.4. I 1 i C Z. , . , 1 , 8 Fo 1 .4 i Il .2. ,' A - ' 1 ' 5 J I 5 rf 4.1 . ' ll , In , , I an I 'Y X . . ' XM 4 4' - I ', K ,ity 3' C A - , - . ' , Y ws. ' ' Y Ei I . -1 5 , . . , ,I I Q V , 5 , A 1 ' G 1 - ' , . . 2 .... Q I ' .A '-,...: I A A ' F X- ,. 5 'A J ' I ?, K I ' ' Q - ' ii. 1'- I i GN l H 1 1 I 11 1 1 H 1111111 IJ I1 11112 11111111 ROSCO1' NN Wll BLR llllfhlflf Shop fu 1111 VI gimp S tball l I S4 C AROI Wil IXINSOIN lu111111f11111l P11 1111 SHVPIHV1 Broun and Cold-1 Speech Club 3 C OTIIIUCTLI 11 Club 3 4 Senior C l iss Pl ix Propertx C OIHITIIIICC EX EIA N CA I l1l'.RINIz W ILLIAMS Collegf' 11111111111 lI'1'lllIIl'l117l C1.A.L. 12,341 Swim C.lub 23 Bowling Club 21Sp'm- ish Club 2: Latin Club 1.2. J.-XNIES H, YVII,I.IA'N1S C2117 rnlfy 0111111111111 Executive Clommittee 4: Softball 11g.l5.4: Clc- Cl 1 1,2 33 Key Club 3 -1' Wfood Working Club lg Lunch- room Committee 23,41 Record Hop Committee. RONALD NVILSON C,'II'1L' A rts Bowling Club 14, RAYMOND F. NN'lSliMAN Pzzznling and Dfroralzhq Softball 1.23.4 Band 3: Glee Club 2: Record Club 2. 11111111111 H 1 111111 Cul! CIORC 1' U YVFISIXUPI' I11111r1r ot 51m in 1 K 4, SHIRIIX C f 111111111 ll 11111 C1111l1 I111 I7 1 mm s 8111101 sim um cu C 1 lul RUBPRI XNHNTXNOR I 11 V 131111 ll I lx'11I's RBXRX X 181111 ff S11 1111111 Chc ts DON X1 D XNHI Il il 1 Bus s ll not Sonic tx S 1 tll SIJIIIIS J IUXN X1 XXIDDI K Muir B1 All 11111lC ll liusmt ss X1 inigu 4 RedC ssl wt ull S n Cl1sPl1x Usmuc 1141 un s 11 l11ll.111i 1 Class of 1956 I 111111111111 H1 11111111 1 v-99 5525315 65 ELIIABETH ANN VNOOD College 'Vurie G A L l 2 Girls Chorus 1 2 Brown and Gold4 Senior Class Play C,ommittee 4 latin C lub l Future Nur ses Club 4 ROY VNOODS College A11 Force Football 3 4 lrack 3 Garden Club 1 Bowling Club 2 3 4 Chess Club 5 MADELEINEJANF WOODVVORTH C ollege Commernal Artis! CJ A l 1 2 Latin C lub 1 2 3 Nature C lub 4 DONALD WOOLAVER Dzslrzbulzve Edumlion BRENDA MAE WRIGHT College Businetr Arlmznnrtmlor C lrls C horus M mth Club l Class of 1956 Wylra Zarnierowskz Zoukis 66 Q6 Mloodzl orih l4 ood l4 oodx H rolazer H righl PATRICIA V. WYKA Cornmereial Prizale Serrelary Classbook C.ommittee,4g National Honor Society Secretary 4: Commercial Cilub 3 4' P.'I'.S.A, 4. JULIUS ZAMIEROWVSKI College Engineer Treasurer 2' Basketball 1' Baseball 2 3 4' National Honor Society 3 4' Student Council Alternate 3.4' Math Club 2,31 Bowling Club 2.3.-1' French Club 3.4' Latin Cilub 1.2.31 Chess Club 31 P.'l',S.A. 4. MARY ZOUKIS College Laboratory Teehnieian Brown and Gold 2,33 Freshman Councilg Alternate lg National Honor Society 4g Math Club 3g Speech Club 3g French .Club 3g Latin Club 1.2,3g Chess Club 3g Nature Club 4. ROBERT A. CASSANO Civic Arts Naijy-Travel Football lg Bowling Club l,2. ALCIDE SIMONE Civir Arts Aviation Mechanic DAVID CHARETH Boys' State Representative Good Government Day Representative BARRY LACLAIR Winner of Slogan Contest Have rhill Industrial Exhibit 'wav' -1,xNET'r STONE Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award Among our Most D1St1HgU1ShCd CIIIZCHS in XVII LIAM Pi GORDON POOI E Winner of Essav Contest Haverhill National Bank Haverhill National Bank Winner of Essax C ontest ug IX , is up X I TS ACTIVITIES I xg, I X 1 ff! I X Xxx! ,D We elect responslble e1t1zens MVVPP FRESHNI-KW COUNIC II Seated Nltredlth Ixxle Dale Dlmmore DoraSalmai acquellnc Kllitlll Bexerlx Sar della arxetN11rblc 1nettStonc Bettx Bxrtlett Stand mg Robert Tcbo M1th1elC'onwaw Bob Massex Robert Ixellx Wlay ne Cain M11 hael O H II 1 Don Whxte Bob Rorke Ceorge Xydlhflllll RED CROSS COUNCIL Seated Marie Pax ette C har lene Saunders Barbara I eColst Llame N ascl I rances McCoy 'Vatalle Muller anet Staples Sandra I eawltt Standing Brian Donox an Raymond Penny Wlllnam Sxmes M11 haul C ortese Norman Shepherd john How land Robert Taupeka Richard Phmney Robert Fdney 70 to direct our comumunity activities. CJ ? JUNIOR OFFICERS Seated: joan Miller, Secretaryg Robert Rorke, Presidentg Rose Marie Ragust, Vice President. Standingg David Cha- reth, Executive Committeeg Diane Ar- chetti, Executive Committeeg Donald White, Executive Committee. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Seated: Dora Salmas, Executive Com- mitteeg Julius Zamierowski, Treasurer joan Miller, Secretary, Standing: Mi- chael Cortese, Executive Committee Donald White, Executive Committee Norman Shepherd, President. SENIOR OFFICERS First row: Rose Marie Ragust, Vice Presidentg Norman Shepherd, Presi- dentgjoan Miller, Secretary, Second row: Diane Archetti, Executive Committeeg Robert Taupeka, Treasurerg David E. Chareth, Executive Committee, Barry Gorski, Executive Committee. w i a 'Nag sl C RI IDII LNION XSSISI XNIS 'AQ Student asslstants IH the admmlstratlon and mamtenance of the School YE Cx mf ,pox 09 X 95, 69 SOI' c I L, I x 1 I Be Xxx Ox SX Qv P+ 10' 1 I1 MXIN OIIIC I' XSQISI XNIS vx m a 1 el us 72 ll-'I-q-3, XB A x 3 C I O I N sz I' , 0' 'X Sq' xvxxiie 4 xv QC Q32 .Q ,I I, If In Rijlll-Cure: S141-mi. NtII'III2l Pac'i11lIi.zix1cI .Xliuc V ' P A I ,,.- ., ,X Q, ' IIC:-use. j. Q I -. ' gow O Q, Q' W 9 '4-' - 1 '. , I 6 ,li-,V llvl, . g K. . .ex 'lig .- , tix qw' I Lg- J 59, l 61.3 , 5 Q 'J L ., N . 'S . .gi I- I X. - ' f I 1 , i ' R Q , If L' . lu 5.a..If 4 tg . i:,,i n-...., Sc-ated. lc-ft to right-Il. Ho 'lz d, E. Nissi. J,SIUIlC'. St ndirg, I I tu right-DJ cl,c1n, Lewis, R111 sano, I,. . lg2'1I'l'SI. 4' 'NCHROOX1 XSSISIXNIS Itill right r ser Rn mc R Luxls 0 th FX 'l 5X GIRLS' GYM ASSISTANTS Seated. left to right-E. Blaisclell. B. Butter- field.4I. Allen. Standing, first row, lc-ft to right- Mrs. lN1at'I,m-iixmn, I.. Olmiicsiaii. K, Swvvtsc-r' J. Johnson, D. Georg:-. 'I'. YVhitc-, M. Martel, S,LIesionowski, E, W'illiams, G. Gaudettc. Standing. second row, lc-ft to right-J. Kingston, B. Manninqxl. Nierrill, B. Manning. INI. W'hite. ed? ASSYEBBL . 'YK , -Zlffhfp -- n f T' H Q N 1 ,fs-f1f7ii krA J-- 'x. . -viii' ii ,'Y31'Ie ' ' H' ,I . eww I - ' . , flu- -P' YD.. ,A,,Zf4. V . L. ko 4. ,114-' ' I. tw'-it ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICE STAFF Seated, left to right-Anne Maguire, Esther Blaisdcll. Standing, left to right-Sheila MacLeod, Mrrcdith Kyle. june, Riley, and Martha Rcison. 0 H6-N gf Q' if S SX Q0 if , Q V DEAN OF GIRLS OFFICE ASSISTANTS 'ca Seated, left to right- M. Denoncourt, M. Platts, C. Sovas. Standing, left to right-K. Graham, C. Barnstcin, L. Lacerte, L. Ar- chambault, Durochcr, Douglas, D. Boyd, D. Archctti, D. St. Onge, and R. Boyle. BOYS' GYM .VXSSISI XX I S HHIl1bl1l.l1'fI lfrrlqlmt-IS. Lui lm I Wllw XNi'IIllJl'I'U I f,lIlYl'lIll R KHIINIIIHIII4 Sc ,... . 1 . wmlmu,lef'l1w1'igl1rfM1 K Whm I l xc x 121141, R. Dion. N1, 'I1hOI'I1I I ciilllllllllll. T. Dm lv. 1: LIBRARY .XSSIS'I'.XNTS Suited, left IU fight-Ni. Zuukix I. Fellows, P. Tidd. R. Baku- Sfwnrlll rrmw, lvfl l41liLQlll-NI KVM , ffm Lcll. S. -lf'Ni4lI1IINVSl'ii Cf. Hamm. R. SC1'rzimr1'. U. Hvfl fxt'I'fI'l2'1Il. U. Iilwvll. P. Dufh- 4-min. D, Rz1dL'lifTc,Cf. Strang- mgxn. H. Hiighl. If. 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I IX 'NDN ISFRS Nornnn Ix I tlmcr ind 'sim Strxh NUI umm II EDITOR IN C IIIII' I I IFOIBNCPII IDRS Robe rt I xuptks 1 mo vt JI mu tm- I' IS BC SINIQQ NI KN XCIIR Jom Yhddcr IF IN O XRD IJ ptrtmcnt I mnor umm ut 'tri nt N mrmt C corn Cl OIIIISCII PHOTOC R IxF I P Dcpxrtnunt III td :tum mx r tx 1 It Co It IS I ml: ll XII rrtc I-I mrtnum 11 I w Intl IX: x Ruht mt r h I1 IORI XI 9 uson I Ice 1 ms C om Duhlm I xu 1 ul St C'crn NEW S YI XI- F DI p Irtmx nt IIC' td Rohcrt IQJIIPQWIC I NI tru DISIIIILUHQ Kun Du r tum r Ruth NI Ison C retfhen Htllnvr Ehnhclh NS ood NI I an tn C ru mmt Ixmg Am Rmztr C erlld C'th1Lttx Petcr XIlIIfY' Ctrol X tlmmtrt QPFCIXI II- XTC RFS XPIIX x Img tr EDITOR Jtnct Fllti VS XNDFRINC' NN XI I Dont Stlmm t FII I'I I mor Dww Nmmt Cote PI XTTFR C II-XTT FR Ims'tFll1x I--XSIIICYNS Deptrtmcm Hz td Betts B rtlftt 'wiunltn R1 h CLESS VN IIO ILIf mor Dwwvr -XNNIF N X NEX Bn-nd: Robmson Pxtrtfu Robmsmx Barham Strom Donn Ni I .AIIIIFWS Edlth Xlhtr Dvxnna Poles Dr-Im D Xmhrostm Imdm Pr-rIPx Patrtfu Cowan RON IWC REPORTFR De partmz nt IIQALI janv! I'l'I1s Inleanor Dwyef SPORTS Deparlmsat H1151 owph Ihmf-I IM-udrll Nff-lrtck Wtlltam MtDonauH Divtd Mnbmrry Don xld C1Icrr's! Alum I'dw1rc'Is Fred innth TN PISTS Mm 'Wrl aughlm s Hurd year typo flaw 76 The Brown and Gold C CJINII HIC O NPINIS IQUIC OUI III! SCI IIN I IC POIIEIS XNIIII IIIIIIIIIP piIlCIlLC illd dC.CIJl IC X . xx g 5 ' I , i ! BRC f ' .- .' 1 , f'Ix.XI I . Stu It'CI1 IQ. CQ.tt1xil1. II. I3111'lIt'lt,lI. I'lIIix. J R. 'I'.xt1pt'k4t. NI, Rc'II'I1,-I. ICIIIS, 51.11 Img: NI IIy.-I.'I'4tIIt.m1, XI, .Xr- I X' s1'u.1t1It, S, IVm'II'I1. N1,C1my,Ci. IN'IIIxi1t1l1..X, I,.1t11p.1rIn'IIn1,I,.AIgIt'tI,-ut, 'I S, I.c'z1tIIt.Cf. I7L1IJIIn.If. Dx yer. NIV, Nm ' 4 K, I.1l1m-I.. I . I I Yr ' ' 111' r mfs' fro IS' 'Il amd CSoIcI rm' or c'r'w-- 3 c is 1 - XII 4 Ll U. Q, J ' 'I' I-Cd' ' .ml ' ',I 'I I'rir 'II by th' I'1' In! f ij hy II - . - , f at-1. - 11 - Sena if 4 ' ' 'Y II.t1-r ' 'I'r1 I' f 'I II ' V 'IIIIIIQ ' ' I H 1. I .. Q ' K , 15-Q 193 Q A 5 N , ,, I' ' .- 'Q . fx 1' . '. 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V ,V 'I'I1'Br ' z IG ldt-' f , I' '1stftI-rt'- K: .- I .l Q k ' : 1 1 A Q Q. ,. .4 brings us the news ltslclf ofour IJXXI1Slll7IdIN ll l ken as studcnt hmlx Hlllllllltll tlnre IS the Bllllillll Board xslnt 1 5 about the news of the school bctween tdltlons ol thc Bmtzn d The Broun and Gold our studt nt pL1llllLZ1IlOIl pm -X tx and Wan xtdcs artlcles edltorla s H rhlll Hlqh Sthool dum Wall and all nrws of me t dents Had the paper lux know lhc lc -X though manx s u ll l n thc nfwspxpcx l'1rsl t1 work and t1me1nxolxcd1n 9111 15 ll g 1 'Normtn lx Palnnr ills ou sl 1ff untlu thelr aclusox x18IllXIl bras 1r1dNL1rt1a lxfllx tht Brow11.1nd Colds thla IFIISIS ll IL VIIIIIK ll S dll! ll K l N lll L llllhllll 1nd the adltors Nha 1 the dc tdhnc HIINKS arutlcs pour into thc edltor who hands them our to the txplsts After the 11 tltlcs are txpcd thu are proohcad and tht papel lSIHr1dE' up ont cd1l1on1ston1pletctl fxrtttlcs ilu tht ncxt cclltlon must be thought of ln p I I1 1nx sz p nate dcp.11tn1cnIsofll1c Hmtut mm' Gold ht thc st 1ll nks IS xte V rpms r Jf 'lla ry K sen th duly duly I'le news 0 ano, gi 'I th iullll L Bullqgm B01 Ind Nmmi K FK ffj, ,. 1 -slln. l l' Dmurj hllls X Larnpd Q rlcllo J I'll1s,J Xhcldnr Stou1cl1nq EDITORI XI ST-KH' Seated , h, E Cnxuwln and N1 Kellx R Taupekfl P Janobson NI Ralf. 77 C U1 - ' t ' ' ll 'rt' is usually il t'1'owtl.l'.1t' wht is news. 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' 1 ' I K ,gc 41:11:11 1 1 , .. a ' 'W 1- Enter to learn depart to serve ,uf X 2 l'ltttroli1c l'xli1lylt it opui ltntisc X pluiiibti sillslltd with his uurlx Our Trade School has one of the highest ratings among xocational schools in the st ite In sc hool xx ork goes on much the same as in the business world Bx working on actual prob lems the bow ieceixe experience in their work in preparation for a lob in mdustrx after gr idudtion ' ff llS5-up I PRINCIPIES OF MOTOR ii A finish coat of varnish is expertly applied. Electricians of tomorrow learn their trade. 78 B E DayatH H S Bn Industry and Educatlon meet on Busmess Educatlon Dax l'ront row Mr Walter E l:.wans 'Vlr Thomas F Garvey Supermtendent Charles L Whltcomb Mr Donald C Freeman Rear Mr Richard Wallace Mr Austm B Wason Mr XV1ll1am Sulllxan Bankers VlSlt our publlc speaking classes Our faculty members VlSll mdustrlal plants Students conduct meetmgs of Rotary By these actlvxtles, we become better mformed CIIIZCHS of the com munlty beyond our school our c1ty Through the observance of Business Educatxon Day our school and commumty seek a better understanding of the1r respectlve alms and methods of achxevmg those alms Last year the teachers were the guests of lndustry th1s year buslness came to VISII us 1n the classroom commumty We Students confer with speakers who represent professlons serwlce orgamzatlons and trades to learn ofthe requlrements and opportumtles of work 1n the speakers respeetlve fields Though co operatlon between school and the SCFVICC clubs IH the communltw students attend meetlngs of Rotary and the Llons and Exchange Clubs At these meetmgs students acqulre a bet ter understandmg of commumty problems and how the servlce clubs contrlbute to the solutlon of such problems Our partxclpatlon ln these act1v1t1es gxves us a better understanding of our respon SlblllIlCS to be undertaken after we have left our school commumty ll M ug Guests at H H S on B E Day 79 Student Guide Frank Ieule chats wlth vlsltors on B E Day 7 H O Careers Day marks another opportunity for a meeting of members ofthe student body and the . K ' ' l l WX' mv? rA Our talcnlcd and cap rblc artlsts talk oxer ideas Hur the Jo book We publ1sh an annual report Room 108 thc eenter of actrxltw for classbook produetron We cl rssboolc commrttee mcmbers spent all our sparc trme there as thcre w rs a Job to be donc and dc idltnes to rncet Fxeryone went ibout hrs dlll1Ci enthusrastrc allx ldcnttfyrng and nurnbermg dozens rnd don ns of prctures chcc krnq and rc checkrng II1LdSl1IlIlg and rc rneastrrrng thc durnrnx shcct lax outs lhc type cornmlttcc grltted thcrr tccth ind bcqrn pounclrng it the kcxs typrng rc rc rc typrnq llruntlcsslx thcx pushcd through thc pllc of sc nrors autobrogra phres Our photographers Fred Holmcs and Xlex Lamparrello were a farnrllar srght running around school wrth thelr cameras 1lNVdXS re idx to snap pictures A good deal of trrnc thought and drscussron went into our dccrsron to use Our Town as thc themc We scnt a letter to the pl rywrrght, Thornton Wxlder for permrssron to usc hrs trtlc and warted rrnpatrcntly for thc answcr Mr Wfrlder s pc rsonal rcsponse rnflated our ego and gaxc us llllll ttrxe to go on Now here rt 18 the llnrshed product lt w as a lot of work but we garned rnformatron about such llllflgg as ruersc prrntmq bleed mg prcturcs ghostrng and double exposures We qfrlned 1 feelrng of dorng somethmq worth w hrle for the Class and we alwaxs had a frrst look at thc plcturcs' CLAQSBOOK COMMII FEE Iffr 10 Rlghg C amlyn Downes, -Xllan N'lySCl, Carol Nrchols, Patrrcra Wyka Barnstern, Marilyn Gray, Marcla lst lly, SUYZHIIIC I l7lU, Ralph Crrasso UDSPHI when plCture was taken Robert Janett Stone, Alex l amparrcllo phototgraphcr Nlrssjane Tallpfkii, Barbdld Cohen, Wllllam Page, Fred Holmes Ray, ddWlS0f, C Wayne C asc, l' lcanor Dvsxc r, Rrc hard 80 0 'ff 'W' ' ' .4 A - A. ln' 5 p h . . h . , K 5, -- , I , ,. . 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A Q'-n -qy., Browsmg m 101 83 Clean up tlme for the Thinker 'ieholarshnp Candidates We ,? 5 5 .e ,I ',x X N 1 , ,' - ' .- . . fkfph: T U E W At one of our school dances, Fred Holmes seems to be TX - 1 ', 5 ,i - 1 - v . x . H xi I T V. H . 7 sl-' x- , , .,- w IW l I, , s , f, X Sophrc C hm ara r nuw rnrtrate into the 'V rtronal Honor Socretx lights i sm ill t indlt from the larger tandlt of education Un Tuesdays and Tuesday and Thursday mornings find classes meeting rn the high sehool auditorium for ehapel Programs range from obserxanee of the various holidays to recognition of our grad u rtes at the last chapel for members ofthe senior elass Dra rn ttrzatrons 1nd panel drseussrons are presented rn observance of Book W eek National Edueatron VVeek, and Fire Preven tron XX eek Honor Roll students and those elected to National Honor Soerety are recognized at chapel Speakers repre sentrng x arrous professions address our student body students participate rn rnusrcal programs, our administrators familiarize us xslth the traditions ofHaxerh1ll High Sehool The last ehapel that we attend rs the traditional Sen rors Last C hapel Xt Senior C hapel vue partrerpate rn an food for thought offered to us that day we Carry bex ond graduation to the daxs xx hen we aecept the responsibilities of the adult world Upper tl iss chapel rs held everx Tuesdav morning Ll Bulull of the Hdlcrhlll Flrc Dcpartmem and Sparkx the fire prexention dog x rsrt high school during Fire Prev: ntron WVeek l 1 V I 1 A 4 w v L D - 2 .f f ' 51 2 f s, .A x 151. ' r 1 A 3 . V I' l , . , , . , , , ' W -, ' ' if - . . , , .. . l , I V i . x. . I Q ' l V , activity for the last time as members ofthe student body. The 5 -J ' t. ff , , , ,-v l , NV? I V . ff , Thursdays we attend Chapel we K 'B'f'3 ll,-.,, The Rex Luther F Txson addresaes the student bodx at C lass Presxdc nt lNorm an Qhephud regents the pe uc pipe from Paul Llnehan the Exchange Club s Freedom Shrme C h xpel the Pxesldc nt ol the C l lss uf 1933 A speudl Christmas Clhdpcl IS ohserud hx tht Snhool Board members pdruelpate III 41 panel dliCUSSlOIl ID observante of Nlatlondl I'dl1CdIl0Il Trade School Students Vvgek 85 U I T W . I .I .'--' f - -xV-r, 1 Ap , :V 1. ,tw It K fir ? ,z .g , . V, . tx .Qs ' f53f'1 ff 1 L k'-' ' 7 f.2?W1 ' M x 2 ' A J .LLV A I 5, I 2 A l 1 l'lt' V, 1 pp,' C , f r QQ 1 4 D , x ' ' 26? l . 4 ' , , - -' , 1 ' . . . - ' If C W Commereral Club Promotes School Splflt 56. s 'ih. 4- 'Y INITIATION DAY Seated left to right Sonrr esronowskr Margaret Platts and Mrrlarn Krex St rndrng left to right George Valhoulr Rrehard Phrnnex Middx Valhoulr Robert Therrren rrrd Prank Caruso prcsr nt The Commercial Club rs Composed of students taking one or more commereral subrcrtfwho want to famrlrarrve themselves with modern methods of business, promote the rdeals of crtrzenshrp through group aetrvrtres, unite with other commercral stu Although lnrtratlon Day rs perhaps the longest remembered day for club members other aetrxrtres are not quickly forgotten either Club members go to the Haverhill Savings Bank one day a year and under the supervision of bank employees they lClRS I ft to 'll tcx 1 rour orriarrrrs t x Bcrncr lxurr xt mmrrrrttee C torgrrnnl rou rr rsu o Q X lIlNlClllll C 1 'Nichols Secrctarx and Larrx Snr rll Pr esrdtnt Bill Srrncs l xuutrxc C onrrnrttee not dents tow ards the development ofeharaeter, hon estw and dependabrlrtx and promote bc tter school sprrrt bx assisting rn sehool funetrons purposes and interests actuallx work in different departments to learn exaetly how a bank funetrons The Record Hop rn anuary and the prenre rn May at C ountry Pond with all IIS food and usually plentw of rarn are other hrghlrghts ofthe year Seated left to right: Clhrysanthe E. Sovas, Elizabeth A. Kitses, Tvlargaret Platts, Nlariana Tragiou, Dolores A. Stopyrahloanne Clardella, Carol l.. Nichols, Merleen Brown, lvlarilyn T. Noury, joan Driscoll, Ge-orgerre Claudette, and Rose Marin' Ragust. Stand- lrrq lflll to rightt Sonia S. .lt-sionowski, Clarolyrr Gordon, Norma Paurilli, Sophie 'lf Cihrrrarrr, Nlr. lirrrlmo. NY Szisso, .Xtlvisofr Dolores P. Renaud, Nancy McCarthy,Jeannette Carrow, Micidy' Valhouli, Patricia V. Wyka, Richard L. Phinncy , Mirjam G Krey, George Valhouli, Sheila Ryan, Paula Ryan, Robertj Tebo, Diane 51. Arrlretti, Carol A. Wilkinson,mIoan P. Talham Elaine M. La-joie, Gordon Poole, and NVilliarrr Sirnes. COUHC1l packs Chrrstmas boxes STUDFNIT C'OU'VC II I'1rst Row IDIS C rsronr inet Staplrs Srrrrtarx Frrntls Iuelr Irt ISUILI 1111rs Brdol 110 P esldent Barbour IT111111 xltl I sd 111 Cu1leB dolato Setond Ron C harlottt Hrllegt Luulle lfranltlrn An aetne seruee group 111 school lb the Student Coune1l mhreh eonsrsts of one representatlxe from eaeh homeroom ThlS grou under the superxlsron OfllS advlser Mr Walter H xans eolleets money for sueh eharltable organlzatlons as Red C ross Ht art Fund 1 Margrrct Dxcr N11 VNaltt1H Pxxns 'xdNlStI ucx s IS 111111 ISKUIIK t X1111 Xtxxoor N111gart1St ru Dorothx C 111 Cl1SLl'll li sslt Sox rs I 1 1 Rt xx Xlewr Lamparlello Robe rt Esposuo Don xld XS l11tt lorest Niareh of Drmes and lmmy I'und and also sends out get well eards to cheer up unfortunate students HX speeral pro ect th1s year was sponsorsh1p of the Har vest MKJCDII all Proeeeds from thls dance w1ll be used to purchase new Cheerleaders outfits However the b1 gest undertaklng of the Student Counerl IS the paeklng of Clhrrstmas oxes for the seterans The boxes are Hlled wlth an assortment of rfts xx rapped 111 gax pa er and dtllured to xarrous N eterans Hosp1ta s 111 surroundrng areas llli year boxes were sr 11t to Nlur hy General Hospltal rn VVa tham MAFIIIC Hosprtal 111 Bughton and aval Hospltal rn Portsmouth 04 'J I ni Student Counerl members prepare Xmas boxes for dlstrxbutlon to Veterans Hosprtals The mmutes are read at a tx plc al Student C ounrrl meetlng B7 A Q . ur . . 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A- 1, , , 4.1 X V, 0, ., 'I fe 1 'Y tie 1 1 2 l - They keep us 9 tm do sou put llllSl thmgs on mx xx mx 1 IXPIL il tomme nt clurmq li lllllif QSI Fha nnghts bxg lol: ol IHAIHIZIIIIIIIQ the health and hap mess of our 1300 tmzcns xs tht ltSpOIlQlbllllN ofthe Departments 0 Health inc Stunt Our Hculth Dc pmtmtnt under thc clncttmn ol Irs t 1 'NIM uxun guts txt and tar tcsts to .ill studt nts .md thc Putt 1 est lor IL1lXIlL1l0blS In lurther tonlplttt our htdlth ICl.OIClS me Room stud: nt dS91SIZ1I1Ib ald school nurses and faeultx members 1n IHIIIISICIIIIQ to guts bruises and xlppecl hems Huh hspnsltu IN lIlqUl5lllKt xlmut h1s litlijlll 4 ur 1 s r xr g 11 A ot Cl IS Ol course ll doesnt hurt' Stud: nts rttelw: tht I B Patch tcst it 4 cl 4 x t B8 Q ru Q , ft I ef- L ll ' ' ' Q 1 ' 'Q 'T'--1 ' 2 N ' 'A K , I , . , , , f l 'Q ' tri. 3 I . . ' 5 ' ' l ' , ' , , ' ' ' . ' ' ' , , , s.. ' , fs lla. 'Q rl 3 , : school nurses check our height and weight annually. In the First .-Xld l i E 5 ,. 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CU ' I ' 'Ni'l'X Alf healthy and happy 1 fxldwllll SQIYC UN1NllX l N XXIII lllll lIlIllIl Ill fl' xlllll Santvnre Mrs Hattre C crllrns 'Vlrs Barbarr 'V ithxn N1 s -Xlru llc I our rrrcl 'vlrss Frances Dorrnrn 0ur Serxree De artment lrkessrse laxs an rmportant part rn our school lrfe T e lunchroom sta rovrdes us wrth hot lunches darlw Under the drrcctron of Mr eo Charron the cus todrans carc for the burldrngs at Haverhrll Hrgh School En grneers 'Vlr Exerett N1art1n and 'Vlr Prank Prngree 0 crate our the day Assrstrng rn the marntenance of our school plant arc N1rs Loprano and Mrs Herbs rt The serxrces of both our Health Departrncnt and Scrxrcc Department are wrtal to our darly school lrfe 'N lx Lllllg Ulll IUOIIIN SPH Nlrs -Xrlcnt Hebert rrrc tr s N rrx lrvpr rno a 1 'hai Our custodians ever thcrc exer hclpful 'vlr f onrrd Bouchtrd 'N1r Rurnond lhcx kccp us at thc rrght tcmprr rturc Hrr SIlldNIIlg N1r Prank PIII Dernarars N1r Ieofharron N1r crnrrrrah N111 arthx nut prestnt tt grrrccr rc' N rr Prrr rn B9 21 f. K x 7 f . 5 V-I r 'V gt :tr 5. , K - , ., - . 5 - 2 ' k r . -1 y R , V . X 'K A v' N' .1 , ll A . Th ' sta ' i ' J ' rc' ':'s.'. Nlr. Nt' ' 1 N14 ' g, M. Lrg ' 1 Nlrs. , z I l U , ' I ' ,, . ' ' 2 . z 1 , . rt. . X . '41, 1 r ' --f- A' ' ,Cult uf ' ' .' i -Q lfspz le-51112 .11 f 'r 'rr l heating system. to rnaintain healthful temperatures t roughout i k ' x N 1 1 ' l . I ' .. 3 . nl L,-' : ' 1 K L '. ' ' v 1 f is x v' r 1 ' N ' gl H H xc, rr ff I l ,,,4 , r 1 Q , . ' , l . W 4 , ' 5 A J I , 1 '. ' I if 1 14 4 Q - , 'Xl . U, V , r X , Q , . ,L 1 ,l X . A g V. , 1 E' . f - ' If 2 in p , e ,rp ' , 1 . QA ,J . V 4 4' I '1 Yrs. N A , , VK, 1 .. '. - V ,ts , , .A 'I i .- L, ,. A. ,-', , .1 T ' ' A , , I .. . ' I I' 4 , gr- -, lin ' ' Vg fX1r. live tt.1ar'tr . H ' an. . Q9 . . Pk Seniors Present X . XXX, jab A. . All towns have a theatre. and our high school town is no exception. This year's performance was Ronald Alexandens ' Time Out for Ginger. presented under the capable direc- tion of Mr. Edwin Vxlohnson. Stage settings were designed by student crews assisted by Niessrs. Alfred Lindberg and Frank Marshall. make-up was in charge of Nlrs. Edwin Y. johnson. Our play took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Carol. for whose rather torn-boyish daughter Ginger the play was affectionately named. The Carols had two other daughters Joan, quite normal. and Jeanie, quite stage struck. Lizzie. the maid who's been with the Carols for years and con- W sidered herself an expert on child care and football. was avail- Ginger tjan Staplesl gets made up fbr her stage debut. f J Young lady. you'll force me. .to expel you! Mr, Wilson. tRay Mr, Carol. that always makes my father nervous! Eddie Davis Penn:-yi tDick Downesl a. f KS Q llsherettes-Friday Night. Front. left to right: G. Gaudette, M. Noun: M. Cilarkuj. Ellis, O. Gage,-I. Allen, R. Ragust. Rear, left to right: S. KI:-sionowski, l,. I,aCerte. S. Farrar, A. Hutchinson. S. Matson, 90 Wfime Gut for Gmgerw if able for invaluable help in the family problems. Then. there were Mr. Wilson the pompous high school principal, Tommy Green, Gingerls boyfriend, and Eddie Davis,Joan,s athletic I-love-me-ish better half, who contributes to the family prob- lems. And last of all even Ed Hoffman, Bank President tries to solve the family problem. What is the family problem? Nothing, really. just that Mr. Carol almost loses hisjob because of his preposterous speeches and that Ginger insists on being the prettiest half- back that ever put on football equipmentfi Coupled with the Characters in the play, the family problem provided a most hilarious play. . .And furthermore. Mr. Carol. Tommy Green fBob lebol Mother ind D id get along unusually well I ll CBev bardellal M- AQ-If VM -JL.: ,.,,Q...:7, M , 7 W ,,, I Q, ,, . ljshercttes-Saturday Night. Seated. lt ft to right M Brown S Ryan Cinrlielriifk, R. Baker. Standingiil f irdelli D Art hettl lr Dwxer S l,c'gtx'iIt,4l. lVicltlc'r. D. Phe-il. lf. Nh pf ff fl li l'k' anuts get XULII hot 1 1 stt pc IH :S Iorr St mx tt ki N3- 5 1 Boola boola Howie C arol vou re ifoola' Mr Hoffman fB0b Amlraultj 4-ul Llzzlc Always drains for opening nights M .3 .lf Tommv fBob Fc-boy hater vnolc-my ADO you rcnillx thlnk I ll bc a great .ulresS Nlothery' in ,44- .4-:CU Oh xour bug Your letter man b o r c' Future Nurses and Biologlsts FUTURE NURSES CLUB Seated left to right S Fellows Staples B Warchol P Tldd C Valcourt Rvan B Fuller N Mitchel M Magee J Wldder M N Marquis E Gauvn Ellls R Chandler M Grady I'urher B Butterfield Standing E NISSI F McCoy I Lacelte J 'Vhllcr The whlte cap ofservlce ofthe nurslng profession dlfferent nurses speak on thelr speclal fields of nur lS the interest of members ln the Future Nurses slng The officers ofthxs club are Margart Magee Club The girls are given an opportunlty to see Presldent Nancy Mitchell Vlce President oan d1fferent hospltal tralnmg schools and to llsten to Wldder, Secretary Mary Furber, Treasurer The Blology Club under the direction of Mlss to the ack Gardner Museum Alice Dean Spauldlng lSSIl,ldylI1gCOl 1SCI'V3.llOIl a The officers of the club are Betty Bartlett problem whxch IS familiar to all of us President Nancv Gordon Vice President ane In COHJUDCIIOH wlth thelr projects for the year, Ellls Recordlng Secretary Maralvn Reich Cor the club plans to take trips to the Museum of Nat respondlng Secretary Maralyn Noury Program ural Science, the Harvard Museum and possibly Commlttee BIOLOGY CLUB First row seated Barbara D1Burro Gordon Carol Goddard Nancy Wandry ane Ellns Miss Alice Spaulding Maralyn Reich Mary Zoukls Betty Bartlett Demes Melvls Beverly Hudson Second Row Maralyn Noury June Landry 'Nlancy l ' V. - B f 1 ' B . 1 , . ,, .. , . , . , . l . , . 1 , . , . , , . 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Q P Gee ff' Memories 1re made of thls' Senior Prom Tlme out for Sandv and Bob lt s Fttd xx lftetnoon ofa dmce Illqhl ll l-l H S rlhe ot cokes hate been ordued NN hat IACUIAIDS to bc doncg DCLOFIIIIIZ of course' The members of the decoratlngf Committee set to work and 1n a m xtter of hours the gxm IS transformed lnto a scene of beautx A ragged staret tow xlbrant green vellom and red streamers proclaim the 1nnu1l barn dance Brown and gold footballs an nounce the footb ill hop The St Pat s dance abounds ln greens and whltes Pastel colors flowers and soft llghts set the mood for Senlor Prom Whatex er the dance by elght o clock the gxm alw ass looks festlve the crowd 1s gay Wonder of wonders not one streamer has fallen down Hoxsexer you look at lt as a member of the dance comrmttee or as a freshman on her flrst date anv dance at Haverhlll Htgh School IS bound to be fun N ersatnle joev adds another atttwtv to his list' Detoratmg with Dodo' 3' A . , 1 tt . ,' ., I X ' 4 - -2.' t I r l or Q 945, r J- 5. J . A K5 A 1 -Q 'ty we . ,. ,M N on Q - 1 - -in w' 0 ' H t a he v x P 'io I xl 'I ll 4 . Cf E EJ , K K . . l 9 A I 3' . ehestra has been hired: the programs have been printed: the x 8 w 1 x - 1 - A V 1 , . lf Y W. 1. 1 2 . A es ' ' 2 x ' ' f , ' - n AL , ' ' 2 2 . ' l . - X f , 1 s 1 . Q A ' . V ' v . , v v Y 5 1 v Whirl in the G m 3 Ji lc Hlqh ymki ll thc Poolbxll Hop 0 L pun c rms comm Illtltt xtxr he lxlmodx 5 d0lI1L'lI doing lt' lIlIlll1lBdlI1 ll mu ff. look at them go' C nurgc' md N1 III! xt the Record Hop Character Scholarshlp tom xx B 1 s S lx ex R lcbo P Wxka Bxdaloto M Cunwax l Q.1lDlllliIll Second rows D Arthettl B Cohen l Sm ill Stont R Pennx S CSIOHONKSRI S C hmarx 'N tlulll P ms lmblult N1 foukts S llllO X H1 R lxuptltt N Shtphttd l' Sotlropou los C lNlll1OlS Fourth row R Downes R Cxrasso P acobson W Page -X lamp irtfllo -X Hutt hmson Nllss 0121 Xetkxs Xdxlser llfthrtm C Poole 'Nl A ,ax X dlllllllll I llUlCIONXSlxl md X Nlxstl st W no pre st nt whtn pltturc w ts t xkcn One of the proudest moments ln a students hfe at H H S IS the moment of lflllldllOl'l ln tht Phllom zthxan C hapter ofthe National Honor SOCICIN Twlce a Vear the faculty Chooses students xx ho show outstandmg qL1al1l1CS of scholarshlp character leadershlp and seruce Students chosen represent a total of fifteen per cent ofthe members ofthe lunlor and senlor classes Students honored bv N H S must be wlllmg to accept the speclal responslbllltles as well as the honors ofthe society These responslbllltles include SCFNICC to the school and leadershlp ln student 23.CtlVlllCS Thus the Honor Soctety emphaslzes partlclpatton ln school acttvltles ushermg at P T S A meetmgs helplng vslth hbrarx seruce ortentmg grammar school students to hlgh school CODIFI butmg a lighted bulletm board as a school project and proudlng a tutorxng seruce Because of thexr act1w1t1es then the members of the National Honor SOCICIN prepare themselxes and other students for serxlte to the communtts after qraduatxon at Q S ag 4-van-w.,L ,W l' at h new member lxghts his own candle from the candle OfEdUC8ll0l'l 96 7 . l A F Bot ro ': .l,eCIrlft. C. fovas. Nl, ' , 'G S Pa' Q . 'l'idd. Third r ': L. Ar- ., V' ' cha 1 .. .'. . all. V XV, Cla: '. R. NV:-bb. and ll. 'hite t . C if L- Tx A 3 Q J' ix. . . a I r Leadersh1p, and SCFVICC NATIONAL HONOR SOCIITY xx fy L i 1 i A Ifollowmg the mmatnon coffee ns serxed at the Hunkmg Laborators 'Q Anybody for a spot ofteaa Annual Tea held at Hunkmg laboratory A trymg but proud moment for parents as they walt ln the llbrary be Jingle Bells Jungle Bells Every year the library ns decorated by Honor fore lnmatlon exerctses Souetw members 97 W 'A use fn v yr ' f .71 L ' is . Y' WL Q J' ,O be O .QE ' ' q ' it O 'fgf J n r ' A I f-X - A Parent-Teacher-Student Association Otlieers, Seated left to right: Miss Biirlnuru .-X. Nl4'N1ll!lill'2l. First Vice President: Miss Surzili Nlelgitigliliin. tioirespond- ing Secretary. Standing left to right: Larry Small. Assistant Treasurer. Carol L, Nichols. Recording Seeretgirv. and N111 Johnkl, DeTommaso. President. Mrs. Souren .Xl'L1lif'llliIl. Second Vice President: and Mr. llohn Howlimd. 'l're.isurer: absent when picture was taken. 1' llo Pgirents Listen to ililieir ilieenzieersi' und Do ilieenzigers Listen to ililieir Parents? 'liliese questions were answered ill two ol' the meetings oliour newly formed Purent-Tez1elier- Student .-Xssoeiution zit lluverliill High, 'llliis is the lirst l'.'l',S.pX. in the entire liistorx' ofour ulmzi mzitei' und ll is il ling sueeess. llllStlI'QLlIll721IlUll doesnt lezive Otll the students tis some do. lmut ineludes them even to the extent that two olithem hold olliee. Ollieers representing the parents are Mr. John DiTom- maso. President: Mrs. Souren Artikelinii. Seeond Viee Presi- dent: und Xlrxlohn llowlzind. Treasurer. lNiiss Bzirbzirzi Ble- Niiiiinrii. lfirst Yiee President: and Miss Surah fNleI.z1uQl1lin. Corresponding Seeretziry represent the tezieliers. Carol Nieliols. Reeording Secretary: :uid Larry Small. Assistant 'l'rezisurer ure the student representatives. ivieetings are held on zi Tuesday evening. four times ii year. In the auditorium immediately following parent-teaeher eonferenees. the group eonduets zi business meeting and pre- pared proergun. Its main purpose is to bring home and seliool Closer together to help youth seeure the highest advantages in physical. mental. soeizil. und spiritual edueution. See you ut P.'I'.S..,X. ,- 'Y Y? l' itritin Wykii and Larry Small .it the door eolleetinu dues lor lllL'IlllDl'l'SlllIJ in tlie l' 'l' S X Mr. Pearson talking to a parent during parent-teacher confer- ences. A panel discussing the problem, Do Parents Listen to Their Teenagers? Left to rightzjohn Ropes, Robert Edney, Mr. joseph Tricdman, Moderator tic-orgiunu Strout. and Jean linputi Our Director Mr Sarkls Kurkjlan We blow Haverhlll s horn Do you like muslcp Well we have plenty of II at Haverhlll H1ghSchool VISII the audxtorlumor room 001 just about any day of the week and you ll hear one of our muslcal groups band orchestra chorus or our most recently formed muslcal unit the concert band Its a real treat to hear the gxrls chorus perform at chapel program under the dlrectlon of Mrs Selma Perkins The Choraleens and the glrls chorus have performed at meetmgs of many c1v1c organlzatlons ln addltlon to entertalnmg us at assembly Thelr program for the year also lncludes productlon of a gypsy festlval What IS a football game or an assembly program without muslcn The of our communlty parades The orchestra provldes the muslc for chapel an msplratlonal hymn, a school song or a peppy march The newest addltlon to the muslc department IS the concert band Mr Sarkls Kurkjian our muslc dlrector and mterested students reherse after school to prepare for specxal occasions and the annual sprmg band concert All of these unlts are hard work for dxrectors and students but the muslcal enjoyment and new frxendshlps are well worth the effort Plenty of hard work and fun make Band lnterestmg ' 9 . , . . . , , . , U 1 a 1 , . 7 ' 7 . . . . , band and majorettes add color to all our football games, and march in many , . , 7 9 . ,, . .. and sweetly we S naw' K-YL T ....-. 11 1 nt f un 'km A-m 94 f - 'Xa , ' , Y A M , 4- ww NIJU1- -X ' z H V1 slug her pralses ',, '!g,Y -1-11-, :in--Q Xian-:EV ,V B XND Bn1tun1 to top l ft 10 right 1 N1 C uurrler LCWIS Eelson I Pc-1mm C Iamparle o 5 R Sham L 1 c ud ilcxhurnc X can 4 N Cordrn S Shmbug B d no S Iubo P IDULIICIIIIII 1 Bclmu P M099 R C 111 S YN Bell I' Smlllutls fx N1 Whlung F Brown I H111 ux 111 O Hman 'N Shcphcrd B a 1 alr hul B 1 ' 1 er f add B dolpalo X SIIOHIIIHI 8 Bloc H mson 'XI I.1ndrx F Holnus D Fmsxlh N1 XIORI ITES rom 1111 ar Ill 11 Q Q or rnl 1 Il U 111 1 I Q 99999 8 Chorus wxlh 'Virs Perkms dlrector 101 We follow fickle Tw pes of shoes and socks worn by H H S students Fashlonwlse at H H S we re typ1cal Here ln our town we follow the fads and fashlons of teen agers country wlde School dress IS the V neck sweater worn wlth sklrts tweeds plalds or solld colors umpers are also ln style but more recently sweaters and sklrts dyed to match have taken the school fashlon lxme llght The boys too wear V neck sweaters and the ever present whlte bucks or loafers The glrls top their whlte bucks wlth the brlght new argyle knee length socks For cold wintry days, boy coats and parkas worn with pom pom hats or mad caps are popular Parkas and jackets are stxll favorltes wlth the boys For formal wear the glrls st1ll favor strapless gowns wlth tulle stoles A touch of sophlstlcatlon IS added ln the new alumlnum heels and glass heels on glrls evenmg footwear The boys sport white jackets dark trousers and matchlng t1e and cum merbund sets Ab' L..-.- f it- '!J' 'vm ... A-as Baby ll s told outslde Bob Exposlto Rachel Goudreault and Dave Chareth are shown wearing the winter styles at H H S 102 ', ' ' 9 ' as 9 a ' J 7 9 ' a 1 ' ll - ' . Af 7 A F 'T V, ' X' . , . . lf' AM, . . . xxff !,!' ,fff K 9 ' 'ff-G f , ,f ' . ,K , If 1 'N , - I T 1 K K . 5 4 'f . . -I X fn ' A 1' I - f NX Q T A . I . 5' J, Q 5 ' . -K ,af ' ' t , fl' XS- , ,L if aff . 'D pn.. -- . Z.. 1 I V j A ' . H '3...' . ,',W tg. ,z : x Wl', Q its - , , a- J ' -, W A va - N . . - . . 21ShiOI17S Fads. 1 xx xc chllllllla 14 dar Q drtlnqim c lx 11 1 xx 1 nm X 'I'h- palm' that Ixf'fkYl 4IlQ'S--cQUI'ilIHl Punk: lic' 'fly iflnrk. Nimilul xYl'l1'h.1lIld lin T 1 'lkc' lin ' Olll lm'41n'0kc.al nu ll.H.S g lu-. Q Q D 4 X- ' 1 I Ak I 21' 103 l ' ' 'ln inf' RMI! fm u. 11111 'ILIIIVI Ci.u'hvI111ck, l'r11'r11gml KWVIIIIIH wmu' IS worn hx' N: ' .nn Slmvpllvlrl and hi NNC'llI'HlE thc- wluml sryivs ni thc- xc-.u, ff-111' Mlm i.1 l r'nlun. After School Clubs C XNH' R-X C LLB Standing Salx atore Czueei irdr -Xl in C ruthier William Boeh William Brown Donald Hannan Mr Franklin Reed -Xdxrser -Xlex Iampariello Irmothw Mitchell Robert Me Donald Clinton Rand Wallace Collins Wendell Nlerrrele Forrest Wright Sara Shinberg Nancy kr ltovwlch Sexted udx Casper 'Nanci Harrmon Ruth Nlason Norma Paerulli Sophie Chmara me er st .ron ol Nlr Nlyron R1 er the Bowling Cllulm 'letivities s ' rted on- ' retry . To frnbership of the' C1 L 1 -- 5 ' fin 'n'e'r' Af X ry Wlooes is - r - J ' riding te - xvi ' 'gh 'ive-r' ce' 1 .2 Al hig 1 triple ol' Sill. Holder ol the high single- honors is e n Savage with 'i Score' fi 1--6., ?l ' er CI u J ' ' i e-ve' ' eselay 1 X or Q t vt ekr Z' I' .-X Ho el it' firnous words ol the Shutterbugs of H H S Xlernbers of the C arneri C lub le rrn the lurid irnen trls ol photogr iphx and be me e l x it ent txpes of is r other photogr rphrt equip rnent r rn 1 Ree tx idxiser shows in rs x rrrous rnethoda o dexeloplng prinllr Q ind en l IIQIHL, neg rtrxes ur mutter Ju s t rrrueh en 1 xrne nt working in the well equipped photo graphre lrbor ltorx dexel oping their on n lrlrni lt is Ill interesting dCllXllX those interested in ie irt ol p iotoffr 1 J rx BOWLING CLUB. Front, left to right: Robert Ciassano, Roy Woods,Julius Zamierowski, Secre- tary: Charles Knappulohn Savage. Batik row: George Weiskopf. Mr. Myron T. Ritter, Adviserg and Ralph Grasso 104 Provlde Enjoyment I IC III tht 1ppc ll 11 II 1 Hun ng IJ torx IS the ltcxnote ol he 1et1x111cs ofthe 11exxlx Olgl fll7E'Cl house 1o11111111tcc L11d11 the 1I111r111111sI11p SQIIIUI N 11o11111111tee composed of two IIILIIIIDCIS l1o111 efxeh dass of housc hold 111s studs nts 111 ets cxux I'11d1x Clllll g scxenth CII md XI 1 1ese Ill e et 1 n gs tht LOHIIIIIIICC plans 1 program of 111t1x1 tles to be pres: nted hx stu dents Ill the Household XIIS LUUISL II11s xe II the glIlS 1 xe alreadx held a 90C1dlCNCI 1lI'1g for the-1r parents and as our cl1ssbook goes to p1ess thtx 111 pl 11111111g 1p1oQ11111 1o111t1odu1t thc Houschold Xrts course to members of the e1gh1h QI 1de Included -4 a 6 LSIHOI IJ XRISIIOLSI QONIXIII lI'I' It S S11 1 s It p oqr1111 xxlll lc Although the house COYHYIIIIICC 1s one ol our xoungest extra eurrltuldr groups 111 H H S ll PIOYIIIQCS to be one ofour most IKIIXQ QIOLIPS ,,., 'Z 3? ,X LNIRX RIfURI3f I LB I1o11I H1111 1111111111 11111 c 111 XII 1111 S11 SIIIIIII R 1r Arlcslluxx Ralph Ii1rto11 N11 I Ho X Xl oh11 Rolnus 105 1 scxu IIN OI S IS U 11x L xx ILIII 11111s1e 1he111e111be1sof thc RQLOICI C lub 11re1111er cstz cl L 1111 lutultx supc 111 I1 ol I1 rt x o 111es tht dub CIIIOXS records dlsc ussts both nc xx .and old casts xx or c cstc 1 Il IIIUSIQ S14 p ltll IHIIII p es1d1111 ol 1 e group eonduets the 111o11th lx 111ee1111qs . 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' . ez iflh' '. 1 z . 1 1 '1-rox' 'If 11114-s, 1 cl '-N1'l'l-I ' , lhc x rr not pl lI1l'1II1L xn -Xtom bomb More Scenes -X xx llk through the corrldors of Haxerhxll High would qlxe you l glimpse ofthe aetlvltles Of1IS QIIIICIIS For IIISI unc on the tlurd floor m Room 306 you may see a group huddled uound ithart Don t be alarmed they re not plmmnq rn Xtom bomb they re only Mr Andruss aeronautles glass Where as IH Room 108, a Hash of bulbs can mean only one thmg Mr Russ McKeen taklng PICIUFCS for the classbook Xnd lf xou were an early blrd way back 1n December 1933 you could h ur seen the Class A Champs leixlng H lxerhlll High Rn NN ashmqton md New York New York ' 106 Mr Russ McKeen taking plctures for classbook Class A Champs lC21XlIlQ H H S for xXdNl1lIlLIOIl xml Tha are-atcst I .mn least of all Rr sung from thc-lr hard yob of decorating Around our town Besldcs thc hooks III 'Vllss luck s llbmxx xou would sec mc mam Cl cr scmors rung to nl.: 4 1 1 ads lu nm Out for Gzngfr Perhaps xou re one who llkes to sun around Hdx erhlll Hlqll lun ID the .aftc rnoon .md att: nd I11CfIlI'lQS0l thc clubs then xou couldnt nuss the Sdlllllhlllcl the Qrcdtcsl l.1l1n feast ol .ill lhc rc xou would su .1 glorlous Roman cm peror belnq carrlcd bw four Roman maqlstralcw and hear the chant of I-llc Haec Hoc Cn dance nlghls xou xcrx ucll max see 1 group on the spiral st urn ix rc SllI1HllOIIlIl1llF h url lOlJ0lClClOIdllI1Q 107 uf f ig- 'kk l1 '.'t'J f l ' H X V 7 , ' . , , X, 'H ' . l 77 .tY' .,, V., V, jf K A Q Q' N E Q EQ I TS SPURTS E f F A f c Rx .. I ,Q-QM .L A ., .,, P iff- 2 S4 X MIKE CONWAY, RE. A 3 x 1 Hillies 1955 Class A I .x X K ' . ,Q It ' Q E fx , l, , . I 1 . 55 , 5 .5 A Q A . DON WHITE, on. . BOB KELLY' HB' ' ' BILL TAPLIN, LE. L fx 1 ' V Captain y H,5,3f . 1 Bon D1oN. G. K ' A51 5: 14, V .TUV FRED sMm-1, E. ff L b f E -:Q FRED BLAISDELL. FB. ' 41' aif't..fi DON MINION, C. BOB AMIRAULT, LT. GEORGE VALHOULI, B. BILL SIMES, E. ROY WOODS- B- JOHN coslo, B. JOEY HAMEL, B H O GEORGE WEISKOPF, E. Football Champs Nw Its all mme hollered Freddy Happiness ln lot kerl mom after bt lung I c we The 1955 football team of Haverhlll Hlgh set a re cord whlch wlll be remembered for a long tlme Hauer hxll t1ed once went undefeated and captured the Eastern Massachusettes Football Champlonshlp The captaln of the VICIOYIOUS 1955 team was Bob Dxon Bob s hlgh Splrll and true s ortsmanshlp was typlcal of every player on the team ob was great for showlng up at places where he was needed durmg a game Haverhlll started off the season on a rainy Saturday agalnst Beverly The only touchdown that Haverhxll scored ln the 7 7 tle was made by Joey Hamel After th1s IIC game Haverhxll went on to seven contlnuous VICIOTICS On the followlng Saturday Mlke Conway proved hls abnllty as Haverhlll s number 1 ass recelver snaggxng a spiral from White who was ID lS own end zone Mike charged 99 yards for a touchdown Shortly after Fred Blalsdell added 6 more pomts to the 28 14 vxctory ox er Malden by travellng 80 yards for the TD In the next game Haverhlll roved to be too much ofa match for the Lynn Classlca team who went down ln defeat 47 O Bob Kelly was the star ofthe day taking the ball over for scores twlce The biggest game ofthe year was that wlth Lowell Over 10 000 fans turned out at the Haverhlll stadium to see Lowell suffer tts flrst defeat after 37 stralght VIC torles Lowell s prevlous loss was 4 years before and guess who beat them Haverh1ll Credlt cannot be glven to any one lndlvldual for the wln for lt was truly a team ef ort Wlthout too much trouble Haverhlll plled up a total of42 POIHIS agalnst the Salem Witches 7 POIHIS CTCdlt Another TD for Don White NN ho s got the ball Ill JZ V N xx: Q , I W I ,', - . I ' Q 1 . 15 .v - 'Q '.,. f to l fx!! A X . K ' . 4, f-ge, A wg v g 1 v1 . N Y J 'Q' 9 ' - K X X 43 x ' .H '. ' ' ' ' 'z -1 ' .w ' ll. , , I ' - , ' l ' , ' . . . ' , . . . . ' . ' . . , I L - ' ' . . '. . - . . 3 . - . . Y .' I . ' , . I . . . , . . - 7 E' 7 7 ' r .LH . ' ', 1 9? FOOTBALL TEAM Front Mtke Conway Rollle D Entre mont Bob Dxon Don Mlmon Paul Nlssx Bob Amtrault B1llTaplm Back Don Whlte John Elelson Fred Blals dell and Al Pettengll must be glven to the fellows ln the llne who opened u the holes for the runners Members ofHaverh1ll s sturdy l1ne were ob Amlrault Paul Ntssl, Don MIHIOH Rollle D Entremont and Bob Dton Those whoattended the ram soaked Medford contest w1ll never forget the last thrllllng moments ofthe game Haverh1llwastra1l1ng all through the game Wlth only 10 seconds rematmng Mlke Con way made a starry catch ofa pass from Whlte to w1n the game 26 21 The wm over our up rtver rlval Lawrence was qulte easy for the HllllC lads Lawrence was held to zero pomts whtle Haverhlll racked up 39 The usual nxght before the game rxtual was erformed Haverhlll s prlzed Thmker recelved a coat of blue Q awrence s colorj palnt and mcldentally ll seemed that Lawrence Hlgh School got a dose of brown and yellow too 'r I mu Knock em downjoey and keep going Co captain elect ohn Elelson plows throuvh everybody 1 I 2 .- 1 . - I . 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' 3 7 I . 7 I ' . 3 - - , N .. - - - pl g . , . . . , 7 7 , . l Co-captain elect Butch Nissi showing proper form V 1 IH A .1-'f' .-fe -L Q F uv -T' ' ' xt. sf ,A ' 7 , ' - - ' ,J ' , 1, - CHEERLEADERS Front an1ceLew1s Barbara Mannmg anet Staples Martha Mannmg mascot Sheila Ryan ackne Allen Back Donna Edgerly Theresa White Marcia Fenlon anett Stone Kathy Maguire Dlane George Oulda Gage and Sally Marcus The finale of the season was another vlctory th1s one over our Thanksglvlng Day rlval, Manchester Central The Hxllles power was too much for the New Hampshlre boys Flnal score was a one slded tr1umph for Haverhlll Post season honors were awarded to Don Whlte and M1ke Conway Because of h1s all around performances Don was named the captaln of the Herald All Scholastlc team Also namedto the All Scholasuc team was M1ke Conway a SWlft runnlng end who caught many of the passes whlch led to v1ctor1es The entlre team ton A fund ralsed by H1ll1es fans made the trxp pOSSlblC The 1955 football team was really exceptlonal Coach Paul Ryan and hls staff of ass1stants can surely be proud of th1s team whlch captured the Class A Champ1onsh1p Coach Paul Ryan Jump hlgher M1ke Look at Freddy dlg up that dxrt' 113 1J ' ' , ' ,J 7 .I ' - 1 , - , . ,J 7 . . . I l . . . , - f - tt. A - . ' - - - fm: +63 ' 5 V. enjoyed a post season educatlonal trlp to New York and Washlng- 'a1-1 . ' ' ' ' ' ' . 'ty,' to Haverhill Harriers make The Haverhill Cross Country Team 1n Action Co captains ofthe 1955 Cross Country Team Bob Therrlen and Fran Dolfe George Jahoda crosses the finish lme ln the Essex County League meet I 1 4 A relatlvely lnexperienced Haverhlll team displayed a true sense of sportsmanship and school Splflt throughout a frustratmg season Hampered by recurrmg IHJUYICS and unavoidable absences the H1ll1es, led by Co captalns Bob Therrlen and Fran Dolfe, proved themselves a Cfedlt to thelr school In the first meet of the season a well balanced Wake field team proved too strong for the inexperienced Hxllles Th1s meet, however provided one ofthe highlights of the season when George ahoda and ackle Howland both of Haverhill, finished 1n a dead heat for first place Still not at full strength, the H1ll1CS made a somewhat better show Showing marked improvement Charhe Whlte s Crusaders earned themselves a tle w1th a powerful Revere crew Then, finally h1tt1ng their strlde in the meet wlth rlval Lawrence, the Hillies gained a decisive victory dur1ng one of the hlgh points ln the season R1d1ng on the crest of victory, the Haverhill runners traveled to Winchester where they recelved a thorough drubblng at the hands 9 ' ' . - 3 J J , , ing in losing to Salem in the second meet of the season. . . . . , 7 good league showmg lx 0 Haverhlll Hugh School Cross Country Team of 1955 Front row left to rlght Everett Sargent Mel v1n Daly Wayne Vose Gerry Adams George Bejlan Robert Talaman Ernest Laplerre Rlchard Thurston Back row left to rxght Roland Hnlls Barry LaCla1r Co captam Robert Therrlen Lester Mencls Peter Satera George ahoda ohn Howland andjay Bogna of a mlghty Wmchester team In the last dual meet of the season the Hlllles bounced back from the depths of defeat to score a resoundlng trlumph over Gloucester This meet was a tlmely trlbute to Coach Whlte and hls boys In the County, League, and State Champlonshlps the Haverhlll harrlers made a good showmg however they Slmply could not keep ace wlth the keen competl tlon whxch they encountere More important to Coach Charlie Whxte than the v1ctor1es and defeats of thls year, are the lmprovement and promlse that h1s boys showed From th1s promlse dls layed by next season s prospectlve returnees, Ha ver 1ll High School can look ahead to an even brlghter future for lts Cross Country Team Jackie Howland cops first place for Haverhill Co captain Dolfc awaits the starting gun In H I H3 Y l SJ' H I H ll L I Fc V K l Hillies Hoopsters Play Xlthough the I-Illlles did not gain a FI cch Fourncx bid this season thew did make a surprising 9l'lONNlI1QlI1ll'1l I' sscx Countx League race and provided mans thrills for then lox al fans With onlx one xarsttw returnee from the prex tous wear Captain Don W hite the outlook for a favorable xear was bx no stretch ofthe imagination bright W hen the date for the opening game with hlghlx fa xored Manchester Central rolled around the Haverhill rooters were ln for a pleasant surprise in the form ofa H H S xtctorv After two Essex County League victories the Hilltes scored an impresslxe win oxer Salem a surpris Ing win because Silem was reg trded as a threat for the Countx crown Sporting a three wins and no loss record the Haxerhill quintet traveled to Lx nn English where thex were ox erwhelmed bs a team with simplx too much class ind experience A disheartening loss to I xnn Classical w as in league competition The second win of the three 1 sic torx oxcr Bexerlx High proxtded the greatest excitement of thc season In a sudden death double oxertlme period Bob 'Nl 19516 dropped through the winning b tsket of the game tnd furnished coach Charlie Whttc with the thtee hundxedth xictorx of his twentw scxen xe irs of coaching at Haverhill High School fwo more wins including a start ling xietorx oxer Lx nn English and a loss to Salem placed the HIIIICS right in the thick of the Essex Counts League championship race Don talces thc t lp for H tx erhill L p 1nd1n Hill throws 1 foul shot NN h it ll xou do now Norm XX ll II go IH, 'Womc nt ofsuspense 7 ' c ' f ' ' - 1 ' ' I .I ' V y . 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' ? 4.'ij'i. - In Essex County League Phe game plaud on lcbruarx lat I xnn Cllssltal wlth hrst place it stake prox ed to be tht crucial g une ol the season Lead bw C aptaln Don White who bv now had earned a rep utatlon as the most feared scorer IH the Itssex C ountx League thc Haxerhlll flxe stormed lnto Lx nn obsessed xwlth a dune to wln However desire was not cnough ind tht Hlllles suf fercd a hard to take defeat Prom this point on ln the season 1t was a down h1ll sllde for the Haxerhlll qulntet who lost four out of thelr remamxng SIX games A final analvsls ofthe Essex C ountx record shows nlne wms and seven losses for thc HlllllS lr' lt igue competition This was not good enough for a Ptah Iloutnev bud vet a sur prlslng showing for a season which had offered llttlc promise Coach WVh1te s achlexement of hls three hundredth XICIOFN and the accompllshments ofCapta1n Donme VN hlte proxldcd the keynotes ofthe season NN hlte became the hrst plaxu III Haverhlll Hlgh hlstorx to exceed the three hundred mark tn scormg, and ln so doing he won the Essex Countv League scormg txtle Looking ahead to the eomlng season Coach Whlte can antlelpate the return of onlw one xarsntw letterman next xc ll However, a promxsmg jayvee team should proude talented materlal for a better than average showlng Coach Charlcs W hlte announces electlon ol capt nn Don XX hm Hoop strategy IS bring planned ln IllfllllXIN ol thc x nsntx squ nd 117 , f ., J, 4, ,' i iv 1 2 t 7 1 v 1 w w., K 2 Q 1 L1 , I. 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Every Monday and Wednesday afternoon, girls gather in the gymnasium to play volleyball. basketball. badminton. to practice for the annual gym exhibition. and to rehearse for the square dance competition. During bas- ketball season, a Brown and Gold honor team is named. Spring sea- son is badminton season and the naming of a n e w badminton champ. and class champions. ' , ,,,f,. -2 ,..,.-..-.,. ...... ,,,,...,...--1-use--ll f f if HH S as x O Q- . f X1 .A Kimi? 5, .4 E55 Y Cindermen dig in for '56 season. Coach Charles White s Semor Trackmen open last season of a successful school career Left to Rlght B Chlsnall F Smith F Dolfe B LaClalr B Therrlen A Lamparlello K Falr brother Fred Smith leaps over the hlqh bar for Ha verhnll High l22 Barry LaCla1r clears low hurdle ln perfect form X .gl v-'f 'Q.p- ,. ,-f til Coach White measures cllstance IH the shot put exent WN hlle sports headllnes st1ll feature basketball scores Coach Charles Whlte and hxs track team take to the clnders for the Ilrst practlce for a rugged 56 schedule The return of several veteran trackmen QINCS brlght promlse for the 56 record for the Hllltes Seasoned dependables who wlll return lnclude Captaln Ken Falrbrother Alex Lamparlello Fran Dolfe Barry LaCla1r Rome D bmrmmm mam St U at shm put Bob Therrlen Rollle D Entremont Bob LIVIIIQSIOII and Bob Chxsnall The boys hope to cap top honors ln the Essex County track and Held meet at Lawrence as well as first place nn the Gloucester Inxltatlon meet vwhlch offers stlflcompetltton from nlne other Class A and B teams Coach Whlte and all the boys feel that this year will be an outstand mg season at Haverhlll Hugh 4 lf Alex lamparlello sails xn running broad lump for Haxtrhnll . 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Phinney, Badolato, Welsh, D, Callahan, C. Yaubacci, D. YVhite,j. Dingee, Student Manager. Before the snow has completely disappeared from the stadium grounds each spring, Coach Felix Andrus has the Hillies baseball team on the field for spring training. The '55 team, predominantly ajunior nine, led by Cap- tain Mike Cortese, pulled through a rough season to win the Essex County Championshi . The outstanding pitch- ing of Don White, Gary Yacubacci, and Dave Eason, coupled with the powerful hitting ofjim Badolato, Mike Conway, and Joe D'Orazio made a well-balanced team and an almost unbeatable combination. ,Outstanding on the team record of victories was un- doubtedly the 5 to 3 upset handed the Lawrence Lancers. Itls close as Don White races for first. The Lawrence game, in addition to its element of surprise, brought out the professsional quality of the Hillies mounds- men. This professional quality was not apparent to the Haverhill fans alone, however. Professional scouts were also impressed by performances in the pitching, batting, and fielding departments. With a record marred by only two defeats, Haverhill copped the Essex County Championship for 1955. Prospects for the '56 season are bright. Most of the members of the '55 team will return--experienced veterans ready for fast action. D'Orazio crosses the platter for a run. Fha annu ll report ofour 510 semor c1t17c ns IS tompleted We h me tried to present tll thc aetxxltles of our cltlzens ALTIXIIICS sc holastle and non seholastle -Xt tlmes perhaps our xouth and readmess for fun haxe prompted us to strc ss the non sc holastle attlxlttes Homes er ts me prepare to lease our aea demlt eommumtx we well real17e the lmpor tance of all phases of four wears of hung at H H S the sptrltual the academlc and the soclal Thls reallzatlon has better prepared us for cmzenshxp ln our larger commumtles our state our Country our world 126 . it V A 4 , K., .-, , . . L , x K x - 4 . ' . .. ' . ,. 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