Haverhill High School - Thinker Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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'ul Lighting the candle of education at the National Honor Officinting at grziduation exer- Society induction. cises Ze Mr. Earle J-I. ,Maefeed We dedicate this beak Speaking at Senior Chapel Conferring with Mrs. Waitt on ofTicial matters Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot . . . Earle H. MacLeod, our principal, is one man who will not easily be forgotten--neither by the class of '59 nor by the previous twenty-two graduating classes. The theme chosen for our 1959 classbook of- fers an apt description of our principal, for Mr. MacLeod is a man who, for the past twenty-three years, has been going places and doing things for the good of Haverhill High School. Never satisfied with anything less than the best, Mr. MacLeod planned academic pro- grams to meet our varied needs and to give us the best possible preparation for college, for careers, for worthwhile living as members of our community. Still he found time to partici- pate in our many extra-curricular activities. It was not at all unusual for us to arrive at a football, a baseball, or a basketball game and find Mr. MacLeod there before us, cheering enthusiastically for our team, demonstrating his interest in us. His appearances at special assemblies, his unexpected visits into the class- rooms, as well as cheery hellos to all who passed him in the corridors, will always stand out in our memories as part of our enjoyable stay at Haverhill High School. Like a castle on a faraway Scottish hill, the sand-colored stones of H. H. S. formed for twenty-three years the manor house of the Earle tofu MacLeod. From this fortress of knowledge, he sent forth troops of young men and women to battle ignorance and indolence. With pride in having been his last legion, the Class of 1959 affectionately dedicates to him this classbook. Receiving Bon Voyage wishes from the fac- ulty. Waiting to speak at Memorial Day chapel N .ggi K fx ID' Main Building' Trade School N if Pl 'x 5 L- ' l ning Planes, Learning A Thing Or Two . Stepping Into Tomorrow . . Having Fun ..... Winning Championships . . Clara Hunking Laboratory I .X Doing Zlziug 40 ,if . 76 If . .108 fx!!! ffl! . X Whittier Building SNR-L.. M. xxx Freshman Annex K . , . . ' I , . , ' -xl' 4 y ' . , , m, 11 1 filf -1 ' 54 4 ji , lj I LC... 'Q m f J.5 1- -1,- GM 6 up ? Qi jk r 1GWx : 5'5. B gmt Rmlg--A li X A Q?'.g3l Nix L' dfllllfg Ng 24 x - f-...X 5724 E n X .1 f Y W.: i Y.. n-.......f- iQ Ching ar Wa iii' -av- v- lll 1 wwf 1 MR. CHARLES L. WHITCOMB Superintendent of Schools MR. RICHARD C. WALLACE Assistant Superintendent of Schools Setting the pace for our public school sys- tem is the task of the administrative staff who organize a sound program of education for us students. Mr. Charles Whitcomb is constantly occu- pied with his duties as Superintendent of Schools. With the school committee, Mr. Whitcomb selects the faculties for all of Haverhill's schools, and assists them in car- rying out their curriculum. Having served as Latin instructor, Dean of Boys, and Director of Vocational Guid- ance, Mr. Richard Wallace is well qualified for his job as Assistant Superintendent of Schools. ln addition to aiding Mr. Whitcomb in deciding school policies, Mr. Wallace man- ages our schools' finances. Co-operating with Mr. Whitcomb and Mr. Wallace are the members of the School Com- mitte who are conscientious citizens who de- cide the budget, hire the faculty, arrange school transportation, and supervise school lunches. As they execute the business affairs of our public schools they keep our educational system moving efiiciently. 9mm Our Administrative Staff HAVERHILL SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Seated left to rightg Dr, Paul Nettleg Supertindent of Schools, Mr, Charles L. Whitcombg Dr. Harold S. Wright, Jr., Mayorg Mrs. Merritt F. Garland. Standng left fm to right: Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Rich- ard C. Wallace, Dr. Albert B. Consentinog Mr. Ed- ward Morrowg Mr, Edward W. Kimballp Mr, Manuel Epstein. fb Li., MR THOMAS F GARVEY Trade School Dnectox The Have1h1ll Tmde School whlch lanks among the tops 1n th state 1n vocatlonal educa tlon owes much of 1ts success to Duector Thomas F Games who has accompllshed a g1e'1t deal 1n the d velopment of the school M1 Garxev lS '1 fine COLIIISGIOI and 1 capable leader of boss as evldenced by hlgh school students when the T1 'Lde School boys take OYQI when the Broun and Gold lruwes M1 Gaxyey fully deselves the 1espect 'md admuatlon Wh1Ch the boys haue fol h1m MR SHERMAN E TABER Trad School Asslstant Duectol M1 Shexmm E Tabel Asslstant D1l6Ct0l of the Havexhlll Tlade School IS an mdlspen sable membel of the Tlade School faculty Among Mx Tabel s dutles IS the all lmpoltant task of Job placement ln the Trade School s on the Job expeuence p1og1am In addltxon M1 Tabel IS kept busy Wlth the busmess of grades detentxons and solutlon of the personal prob factor ln vocatlonal gu1dance Mr Taber f fable and consldelate IS well l ked by the Trade School bovs Cmdc chan! Dzrcctors Trade School Secretaries Mnsses Loulse Coulombe Clerk Stenoglaphel Marlene Prmce Clexk Stenographex Rose Cheemphkas Secetary xg, A l A fx Q, sz Y l f 6 .l i 1 5 V e I .F ' . . - Q ' . ' . . u I uc , . Q 1- 1 2 l Q, Lv ' 1 ' 1 u V . 3 . . - 1 . ' . Y . . . - , ' 1 1 , . ' 1 v - ' . J ' ' ' Q . v , c . ' . . ' e ' . ' z ' ' - '. y B ' C 5 S C C C '. I ' ' . . . y '- af' Y ' h uv ' Y - .C . v . , - the gym for the annual Valentlne Dance, and lems of the boys. He is also a very important ,. . 2 .' v 1. .A -v tv Q ' ' ' ' ' , a - . . .ik K .. r ,' -f , ' Q sm . M ' A 'gp - Q 1- l , , ,-sf A R' ' ,-'?f:rM.f., ' . : . . I , I I: , ' 'F l - .--f- T 'A . is f Miss HELEN L. THORNDIIKE Dean of Girls Our Dean of Girls has a veiw difficult Job which she handles with great tact One of her maJor responsibilities IS the discipline of all the girls in the high school Her office is always filled with girls from all four classes who come to her with various problems to be solved In addition Miss Thorndike heads the Foreign Language department and frequently, mav be seen visiting different language classes Also it is with her guidance that school dances chapel programs and other extra curricular activities are planned x2 Ei 4 MR. WALTER H. EVANS Submaster of the High School and Dean of Boys As Dean of Boys Mr Evans is responsible for the general conduct of all the boys in the mam building He expertlv handles the disci plinary problems and takes care of the boss tardiness and detentions In contrast to the above he is faculty advisor to the Student Council and performs the difficult task of find ing a place for all students lnterested in the School Driver Education program Besides handling these many t sks Mr Evans still finds time to teach two English classes Our Deans and ufwzastcrs MR J JACKSON GEORGE Fieshman Submastel Mr George wlco is the Freshman Submaster h s the responsibility of helping the many students in the Annex under him make the dlf ficult adjustment fiom the grammai school to the high school curriculum In doing this he acts almost as foster father to the freshmen He is also the faculty advisoi for the Fieshman Council and with its members visits the various eighth grades of the city in the spring to tell consuming duties Mi George still manages to teach history to the freshmen I the pupils about high school. Despite these time- A QV, f ..,,, ' I , ' , 'fl wr I - in ' NI N, V 'ik . '- Ilif-Qi . f I ' A ANGELINA B. WAITT Secretary CLAIRE F. NUGENT DIANE HANAGAN Clerk Stenographer Clerk Stenographer Our Qfficc Staff From the files to the typewriter, from the teachers' mail boxes, to Mr. MacLeod's -oiiice -our Office Staff is kept on the go. Always ready to help poor confused students, they offer us sympathy and timely information. Mrs. Angelina Waitt, senior member of the trio, has served as Mr. MacLeod's secre- tary at Haverhill High School for the past seventeen years. Mrs. Waitt makes program adjustments, schedules, appointments, and keeps accounts of class finances. To Miss Claire Nugent, Clerk Stenographer, falls the responsibility for the countless records and communications for the freshmen. Mrs. X N km ML. 'M Diane Hanagan is a graduate of Haverhill High who works as clerk stenographer in the Main Office. Although our office staff is small in num- ber, with their combined efforts they.manage to get out the daily notices, make out college and job recommendations, file records and report card marks, answer the ever ringing telephone, and give a friendly greeting to our parents when they come to visit. During school hours there are student messengers present each period to help out with this never-ending job. Time out from a busy schedule for pictures. 5 XM ,af-4-' D : FQ, f-...' r- ak ,gy A it Fellx W Andl us Scxence Depal tment 'WW ng- , 'Flynn 'F l -9, ,lx tx Q, W' 9- ffm Margar et Deppmg A1 t Depal tment Elrom Our 3 Mabel T Gleenlay Household Arts Department Paul P Harrxman Engllsh Department Sucrgctw Pacesctters l 45' Helen L Thorndxke Modern Language Department Charles C Whnte Physlcal Educatnon for Boys Randolph A Mlller SOCIRI Studles Department Rami Frank W Marshall Shop . f. . l , ' A .3 ' lg at N x this 5 an A Y A Y g . LOUISE J Huntmgton Mathematmcs Depaxtment Fi 'P 5 IRQ Isabelle MacLennan Physxcal Education for Guls Robelt C Klley Busmess Depaltment bark1s Kurkjlan -nf-'U-3 M Nluslc Depa1tment Phxhp Rapxsardl Mechamcal Drawmg if 'I : Y ,V ',.. l a 1 -5 1? 1. Q 4 1' w il K 'W' . . . ' . . ' Y 5 fag.. S v - . ' K - 4 R W,-' f Q Q' -P ,. ' , . . .. . A ' l 'Q ., 1 ' ' . .-nw 1 ' I , .Pax ? , 3. x Y V-Y L 'LV 579s ' lik X HA . nf' , P X' if - . . . . -if fa Norman L Alllson Alberta Andrewaltha Ellery Atwood Vxrglma Bascom Prmtmg Enghsh Readmg Blology Algebla, Geomet1y Elementary Scxence Trlgonometry 'H About arms Frm A bell rmgs Students swarm mto the halls rushmg to then next class stop pxng to talk fo1 '1 mxnute xuth fllends dolng last mmute Clammlng fol the next pexxod s test and huuyxng on then wax The1r next class mav b amthmg tlom Latln to Bookkeepmg fxom F1 ehand Drawlng to Enghsh fxom Aelonautlcs lf' Hax rhlll Hxgh School haxe mam d1ffe1 ent 1nte1ests amb1t1ons and ab1l1t1es 'md the culuculum of oux school gnes us all an oppomtunlty to fulfill ou1 xarl ous needs Courses max be College Bum ness OI Career Homemakmg Each mo gram 1S characterlzed bx fxultful actu lty at H H S Careexs Day Mr McKeen explams the wondels of photography to the group 'W f' A panel dlscusslon ln 'VI1 Peal son s H1sto1y Class Jean Elelson locates t1ouble spots on the map ' 'hi V 1 . 8 X 1 . ., . ,. .g....,..3 I Y ' ' ,... V .C . Q L'LW 1 . . ' ' ro gf: 1. ' . ' . - - . V, , . 1 . . L-ul ' , . . L , . 5' .4 - Q' ' . . v' V ' . V v . as I . ' 1 K . A 9 t' ' F- . . Q me - 4 .I to Social Problems in the Home. We at p, , 1 we ' ' v v ' 1- ,gki V A s . Lv , k '- ' ,K y ' 2 .' - A . . . . 1 ' . . v X . l A I C, 'Eff' :Q- 1 N ' A I I .J-1 iv' George A Biron Roland L Blake William P Boland, Jr Walter S Bradford Auto Repair Upholstery, Related GV Related Math Science GV Machine Shop and Korrzdas AtHaverh11l High we follow programs of study which vary according to our 1Ilt618StS and aspirations Those of us who take the Business course decipher hxeroglyphics which are really sounds of the stenographers alphabet memorize the a s d f s of the touch typing sys tem make many many maps for world geography and add long columns ot fig ures ln accounting In clerical practice class we learn the skills of running oflice machines and filing For English p10J6CtS we assume the roles of a mall order com pany and publlsh catalogues fill orders and adjust complaints from customers Our field trips to Boston with our pxob lems of democracy classes take us to such places as state prisons and coult houses where we witness pl actical appli cations of principles discussed in class L core 7 QNX? 'mei Busy designing cutting and sewing in Senioi Clothing Class Mr. Calt explains La Corrida Do Toros fto the nonlinguistic, The Bullfightj to his third year Spanish class. Current Event Quiz? 3 Kimcs, Rackets We who intend to further our education take the college course. We fill our days with activities that include mixing up strange, evil-smelling concoctions in chemistry, strug- gling with complicated physics problems, transporting ourselves to Paris, Rome, Ma- drid, or Berlin in our foreign language classes, and exploring the world of imagin- ary numbers, parabolas, and hyperbolas in math classes. In addition, we try to recon- struct America's past in United States His- tory classes, and we explore areas of art, science and history for our long themes, the highlight of our Senior English classes. Such exams as the Mathematics Association of America tests, Follege Board Aptitude and Achievement tests, and National Merit Schol- arship Tests prepare us for college. L House cleaning in the Hunking Lab. M1-l Hey reads Macbeth S ..,. ,M.,,i ,,,,ii ,,,. , WN jg M J. Arthur Burns William P. Callas George B. Calt Norman Campana General Mathematics, U. S. History, English Spanish GV, Sheet Metal Geometry kepnrts, Kesistors Those of us who take the Career Homemaking course experience valu- able training and practice in child care, home nursing, and solving problems in home management. Furthermore, we learn the art of cooking for well-bal- anced meals ,and often plan menus for such functions as the National Honor Society Teas and faculty luncheons. Our spring fashion show held in the audi- torium highlights our activities for the year. Eighth-grade girls and their teachers come from all over the city to see us model the clothes designed and made by us. From this course we learn the domestic skills that will help us to become better homemakers. N A f . 1-+1 4 2 be .... swif- ' . 5 I I Ml.. L af Daniel D. Capozzoli Libero Cappabianca Sheet Metal Machine Shop Related , Ti Careers at H. H.S. Anode Cathode 01 vshat 'X wr- -1-., Nettie Carpinone Shorthand, Typing A ry . Carmelina Cristaldi Business Subjects Anthony J. Cullinan Auto Repair Related Albert A Demo Electricity Shop and Related Margaret Eagar Engllsh Jean Eielson Biology Patricia Eramo Latm YM I-..... Allan P. Currier Social Studies Chailes DlPl6t10 Related Caipentzy Alice Eddy Algebla Geometiy Mildred Emerson General Sclence Genevieve Evans Engllsh Leona1d F1sher Prlntmg Harold Fold C1v1cs World Hlstory Maur1ce Frankel Soclal Studles Belnald Goldberg Gel man French Diane Hanoian Algebra Geometry John Fltzpatx xck Engllsh Anthony Folgetta F1 ench Rudolph C Gleed Upholstery Related and Shon Davld C Grant Weldmg Shop and Related Phyllis Haseltine Library Edwin V Johnson Enghsh Publxc Speakmg keptzlcs HI! lfadzcals dlsplayed 1n Bl0lOg'Y c 1 a s s Materlal for shoes or a handbag for the glrls 7 I Q An interesting creature fum. uwvm .. by ,Mm Barbara Jordan Chemistry Stud H11 Speed Derivatives Syzygy Gerry White and Maureen DiBurro con- sult Webster. Homework during homeroom period. Model students in Room 210. La vlassa de Italiano, Speak loud and clear, says Mr. Medaglia. , Ag. fi 'mf . 1 i' e HF' il F V V i7..,..,v,,,,..W.,..-W.e.,,. ., M ., V, N. fx ,, 1 '57 L F ez I 1 Y L' A' ' ' . 1 . f . g? 71, , 4, 3 e 5 I 'gyi L ' 1 i : 4 .J v - - Ghernot L. Knox Katherine Jean Lang Elizabeth Lindberg David Margaretos English Bookkeeping, Typewriting General and GV Electrical Shop World History and Dizufidcs Miss Veckys, guidance counselor, seems pleased with the results of the test Donna took. Careful, careful, says Donna as she watches Phil pour out some acid in Cheni- istry Class. fi' Robert Martin Donald J McCaffrey Barbara McCann Margaret McCormick Biology Guidance Counselor Business SubJects Latin ! fs .Jx,f wmv' xi P A m lIQ ,R , K I I W ! K . f' ' ll 4 -r Q 1 G Y Q' - gi' 'AP J Fil ' . 'A x 'V Axwrpfh' ' fy . ffiwa' Q C , E 1 1 Q J P112 Q' k 5? w ,I 'tx W' 1 4 W' Q: x ,f A f' . xrcnpauwnv 11 Q 'Fx if ,fu .'.x ' ,Quik ir.-' nf m I-v MMM? a 4 'S ,M if QEEIEEWR I X Q Hx --.-.V..,..,,,.N., vr'sn-gamut J' - .- 5 Sk 'Q fwfmUh:gQf LJmdg ,,,1f'g av . Q' 'gg rw 4' Lx' A fi' ' fir'-40' Fir? vs! i K ,, 3 1- wean 1 sf John McDonnell Barbara A. McNamara John Medaglia George Merrill Science, English French, Italian, Spanish English Related Mathematics Geoige 'ipmnus deep in thought and Ruth Sham is ready foi notes on possible piojects fOl Engllsh class Bu1ld1ng the Egyptlan Pylamld 1n M1 Whlte s gym class Kenneth Morrow Busmess SubJects spuuuv-M465 in N713 ar- ' '5f Malcolm Nash Oscal P Nelson Anthony J Noon Sclence Niachme Shop Unit T1ade Ca1 pently Shop Krause - Weber and arbureters Hambulgc-21s and fun at 1ecess txme on the boys Slde of the gym Okay, 1et's soup her up Auto 1epa1r class at T1 ade School i f N f- , , 1.-jwm ' .u in f'v 'V , I a, K - J.: 1 ' ' f'-' A f no fx? :H .:zas-ESrv, ' K I U u X I I I , w 1 U if ff ,, ' f , . n . K 'Y , . V . h 1 . . ' 5 - . . , Q Y 1 ' 199 9 , gf se if 522, . 1 1 H 31 2 4- lu rpm.-yu -u 5'2'N'f-rf'-vi-fi'C3 n.v,v.s. hi-r.uA t'J25'aH ' '5 f f Y-Q fmaifz-,:!c.s ,emi sw' -N emvz, ' j QF - Xg,'v .Al W 'V 'V L .Q . WL-? 'a ,..Q, .R K S -I l 1 . P- 'A-Iv if , 9 7' W iff W' '- 'F 2 . nf 9,11 QV A A new liQ ' f PM gag 'V f', , f ,V 1, , Q 5. g ...ff Q50- , ?. Q5 4 I 1,-51' Q' A wwf vlyr Q. Rogei Ouellette Chemistry Aei onautics Michael Pasfko GV Machine Shop Joseph L Peltonovich Sheet Metal Shop Helen S. Picard French Guy Raiti Electrical Related Norman K Palmer English Karl M Pearson U S History Problems of Democracy Selma Perkins Music Patrick J. Power Printing Related Jane F. Ray English, Reading BIYIOH Rlttel Anclent Hlstoly Auto Duvmg Eleanor H Rogel s French Paul F Ryan Antomette Salelno DFIVQI Educatmn Bus1ness Subjects Em 1co V Sasso Bookkeepmg Typewl 1t1ng Accountxng Wxlham C Scanzam Auto Repan Shop F1ank J Shole Radxo Electlomcs 'Nh Edwald Sauuol Engllsh Rlchard A Schena CIVICS Mu11e1 Shole Engllsh Hula Hoops, flamemakiug, flauftlwrue The hula hoop ffzd comes to the guls gsm cl'1Qs Human geometuc deslgll bullt by the guls m gym -,,-L ig Q F u t u 1 e tladesmen ln them t 1 a e Whlle havmg fun t the same t1me ww 'ww XS ' Q xA - I 1 oooo ,. A b 7 . 3 1 . i '. ' . d W QR ji X W . V X ea- ' a, X. oo,oo,o Xik i q . ' K f'VVh V' M N N '-4-o A, .khL , i ' 5 ' 211,-' - .- ' --Shi h M. ,M .,.x, 2,, 3 'i,..,. ', ' r ,, ,?.f- +54 f' I i 09' . i qv..- , if it E 'mi .4 '- 1 In Lp-L xi adxlu of their hOlllLl'0OHl teacher, xvltha. Henry Sullivan, Mary L. Sullivan Joseph Triedman Earle J. Turner Mathematics Foods U. S. History, Plumbing Problems of Democracy Voting, Vacations and Wands Abou: Judie Sciuto 'ind Niughn Paddock 21SkthC A discussion interesting to us all in Mr. Millor's Mrs, Andre- history class - is 18 too young to vote? Left: B.A.L. president Tony Kazukonis schedules a game. I 1H ---a-1- 1-1-ll ,J XJ- Ernest Valente Olga J, Veckys Painting and Decorating, Guidance Counselor, Related and Shop Stenography f, ,NA 1, . From G01'i'y's exprcssion his future looks bright. Gerry Whitc has un interview with Guidance Counsm-lor, filly Sotiris Katsuros. 75 Chow time and monkey shines at lunch time, V 1 s A.. Wg' qs gis- Y f7 Genevieve S. Wheeler Amelia L. Wicke Lucius Williams Marion Wormwood Foods, Clothing Clothing Mathematics English The Calypso beat lly the Choralvcns, Day-O, Day-Day-O. Kongas and Hinamials Asdojkl 3. glkjhgfdsa-Typing class. Miss Basconfs algebra class learns the easy method. Toying with transmissions. NW' Y 1 I Q i X j I L li' . I 14,1 if Q v lr :7 'I . I! 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N if -nf 5. vw- ROBERT S SCHENA 0 fzcers College Bobby wma Piesxdent 4 T1 easurer 2 3 Foot ba 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 BAL 1 2 3, 4 Junior ed Closs Council 1 Junior Rotary 4 ' MARY ELLEN ROCHE Business Me Vice Piesldent 4 Executive Committee 2 Brown and Gold 1 2 3 4 Coiiesponding Secretary, Junior Red Cioss Council 1 Bowling Club 3 4 Commer cial Club 3 4 PATRICIA PAULINE KELLY Business Ke creta1'y 2 3 4' G.A.L. 1 2- Girls Chorus 1 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4' Bowling Club 4' National Honor Society 4. VAUGHN PADDOCK College Carlos Treasurer 4' Basketball 1 2 3 4' B,A.L. 1 2 3 4' Baseball 1 2 3 4 Co-captain 4' Junior Red Cross Council 1' National Honor Society 45 Student Coun- cil 2 3' Junior Rotary 4. PATRICIA COWAN af 1959 af thc 611155 if i College X Patty Executive Committee 3 4' G.A.L. 1, 2, 3 4 Brown and Gold 1 2 3 4 Business Manager 3 4' Class- book Committee 4' Freshman Council 1' National Honor Society 4 Secretary, Student Council, Alter- nate 2' Cheerleader 1 2 3, 4, Bowling Club 3 4. CHARLES E. BRADLEY College Brad Executive Committee 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, B.A.L. 2. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4g Student Council 23 Span- -,gg ish Club 43 Junior Exchange 3, 4, Junior Lions 4. ' I College CAROLE FANTINI ' - Executive Committee 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 13 Brown and Gold 1, National Honor Society 4, Bowl- ing Club 3, 45 Commercial Club Honorary Member- ship 43 P.T.S.A. 43 School Correspondent 4. BEVERLY ABBOTT College Bev GAL 1 Gnls Cholus 3 ChO13.ltLIlS 2 3 4 RATHFRINE AIELLO CIVIL Alte Kltty SHEII A L ARAKELIAN Busmess e Gnls Chonus 1 '3 Commel c Club 3 4 PT S A 3 4 REGINALD L ASHFORD JR Auto Repau Reg Football 1 Jumol Rotaly 4 Chustmai Basket Commlt tee 4 CAROLEE AUGUSTA CIVIC Alts Calol Broun and Gold 3 4 Stu dent Councll 4 Cheexleadel 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg Club 4 Skl Club 4 JOSEPH A BADOLATO College Joe Executlve Commlttee 2, Band 1, Fleehman Council 1, Stu dent Councll 3, 4 Q-al f IU- ll we-N5-v' .fuff an Q' MARIE ADAMS Busmess Commelclal Club 3 4 ROSANNE AMODIO Busmess Roe G A L 1 2 Brown and Gold 1 2 Commelclal Club 3 4 ROSELAINE M ARSENAULT C1v1c Alts Hxll Bllly Futme Nulses Club 3 4 Sta1 L1ght61S 2 RICHARD A AUCLAIR Upholstel y Rlcky Softball 1 2 3 4 Key Club 3 SANDRA AVERILL Busmess Sandy Commezclal Club 3 LAURA BARBUTI Busmess 4-2 115 mb, 44 LEONARD R. BARONE College Lenny Track 43 Student Council 25 Garden Club 1 2. ROBERT A BARRETT Basxc Electlomcs Bob Plesldent 3 Vlce Pxesxdent 2 Football 1 Captaln 2 Dance Commlttee 4 KENNETH BARTLETT Baslc Electlonlcs Ken So ball 1 2 3 4 ARTHUR R BASSETT Auto Repau Alt RAYMOND J BASTARACHF Electucal Ray Football 2 3 Basketball 1 CURTIS BATCHELDER Clvlc Arts Cult Garden Club 1 2 3 Bowlmg Club 1 CHARLENE BECKER College G.A.L. 2, 3, 45 Brown and Gold 2, 3 Editor 45 Class- book Commlttee 4 Natlonal Honol Soclety 3 4 Futule Nu1sesClub2 PTSA 3 4 LORRAINE A BEDARD Busmess Lorly VIOLA BENJAMIN Busmess Commercxal Club 3 4 JOANNE BERGERON CIVIC Arts Band Vxce Plesldent 4 Ma Jorette 1 3 4 Ska Club 4 BRENDA BIXBY Ca1ee1 Homemakmg Ma1shma1low Star Llghtexs 3 4 House Commlttee 1 2 3 Tleasurer VIRGINIA BLACKBURN Busmess Gmny GAL 1 2 Student Councnl 2 3 Cheerleader 1 2 Com merclal Club 3 Vlce Presx dent 4 PTSA 3 WW Offxcnals lead 1n the graduates 25 ,JY 1 I 9 f 7? Q-Qi Vw1 Q1?Mm5 NORMA JEAN BLATCHFORD Bus1ness WILLIAM D BLINN Prmtmg B1 So tball 1 2 3 4 PAUL R BLOMQUIST BaS1C Electlomcs ball 1 2 3 4 Juml Rotaly WILLIAM BOCH CIVIC Arts B1 EMILE G BOLDUC Sheet Metal Floggy Basketball Lunchloom Commxttee 3 PETER BRACCI College Shut up Pmesxdent 3 Football 1 2 Basketballl 2 3, 4 BAL 3 4 Secletaly 4 Jun1o1 Red C1oss Councll 1 Nat1onal Honol Soclety 4 Student Councll 2 Presldent 4 Good Govelnment Day Replesenta tlve 4 Jumol Exchange 5 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 HAROLD BRADLEY Prmtmg Blad SUSANNE BRADLEY BUSINESS Sue C0mm6lClal Club 3 4 Boxxl mg Club 4 JOHN F BRADSHAW College Jack CHARLES H BRAGG JR Machme Shop Chaxlne 99 SiQ '35 lf 49 ar, 4-J H7464 ?'5-Q fb ANN BOYLORN Ca1ee1 Homemakmg Jlmmy PATRICIA BRANILEY College Pa Freshman Councll 1 Futule Nurses Club 4 DISCUSSIIIQ' physxcs problems wlth Mr Andrus G. 15 1 gg- ,X K 'F- X 3 -ki GERALD B BRETTON Machme Shop Jerry Dance Commlttee 4 K Clu 2 3 4 JOANNE BRIGGS Busmess Glrls Chorus 1 Bowllng Club 4 RAYLENE BROWN Busmess Guls Cho1us 1 2 Commer c1al Club 4 Future Home makers of Amerxca 1 2 STEPHEN BURNS Upholstery Steve RICHARD J BUSCH Carpentry D1ck Executlve C0mm1tt6e 4 Dance Commlttee 4 CAROLE J CADORETTE Buslness Classbook Commlttee 4g Ju mor Red Cross Councll 13 Commerclal Club 3, 4, Na tlonal Honor Soclety 4 F 'F'+' IL- il fi I N Q.. fl DONNA BREWER College Brew GAL 1 2 3 4 V1ce Presl en 4 Guls Chorus 1 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Bo l mg Club 3 4 ROBERT JOSEPH BRIGGS Baslc Electromcs Bo Fleshman Class Secletary Softball 1 2 3 4 ROBERT G BRUNELLE Upholstery Bo Softball 1 2 3 4 RUSSELL BURRILL College Russ J umor Exchange 4 DAVID C BUZZELL uto Repalr Buzz Lunchroom C0mmltt86 1 2 JEANNE CADORETTE Career Homemakmg Cat Star Lrghters 3, 4, Treas urer, 4 DONNA CALLAHAN Busmess G A L 1 2 Commerclal Club JOSEPH CAPOZZOLI College oe Fxeshman Counc1l 1 Natlon al Hono1 Socxety 4 Student Counc1l 2 Spamsh Club P1es1dent 4 JOHN L CARLOVITCH Upholstery Cool Softball 1 2 3 4 Lunch mom Commxttee 4 ROLAND E CARTIER Auto Repau Rollne Basketball 2 3 4 Glee Club DAWN AUDREY CASPER College DAC Guls Cholus 1 2 3 Cheer leadel 3 Bowhng Club 3 4 KATHLEEN CHAPMAN Busmess Kathy Commerclal Club 3, 4 'll- 06 1-n T 'R' Q?'q,,v E' -ef- 4 xv f wt 1 l 1 X x 'll n5Xl'e?5x' s, sit it EDWARD CAMARATO P1 mtmg ROBERT CAPUTI M'1chme Shop Bom Bfwketball 1 2 EUGENE CARRINGTON College PeeWee Football 1 2 3 4 Jun Red Closs Counc1l 1 Jumor Lxons 4 JOHN CASEY College Jack Student Counc1l 4 CYRIL F CHANDLER JR Sheet Metal Bud Glee Club 1 MICHAEL CHASE Sc1ent1f1c Nevll Glmbo Student Counc1l 1 RUTH CHECHOWITZ College Ruthie Brown and Gold 2, 35 Class- book Committee 45 Freshman Council 19 National Honor Societv 4' Future Nurses Club 2 3 President 3 EDWARD PETER CHERNESKY Electlical Secletaly 2 Basketball Cap tam 1 THOMAS CICALE Calpentiy Leadei seball 2 3 4 H H Bowling Club 1 2 ALFRED H CLAUSNITZER Electrical Claus ANNE COMEAU Business Annie ROBERT J CONNELL Plumbing Bo Executive Committee 1 2 3 Sof ball 1 2 3 4 Lunch loom Committee 1 2 3 .1 Nm- 'fe RICHARD CHENEY Civic Arts Rich SANDRA CHRISTOPHER Business Sandy GAL 2 3 4 Cheelleadei 1 2 3 4 Bowling Club 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Secletaly 4 PTSA 4 PRISCILLA CLANCY Business Clance Commercial Club 3 4 GAIL PATRICIA CLEARY College Gay Girls Chorus 2 3 4 SUZANNE COMEAU Business ue GAL 1 Girls Chorus 1 2 3 Choraleens 3 4 Junior Red Cross 1 2 ELIZABETH CONNOLLY Civic A1 ts Betty PATRICIA CONNOR College Pat GAL 1 7 G11lS Choius 1 2 3 4 Gaiden Club 1 2 ROBERT COOPER Scientific Boi Football 3 Junioi RedC1oss Council l Student Coun il 2 Spanish Club 3 4 NORMA COTE College L 1 2 3 4 Gills ius 1 Classbook Committee 4 National Honoi Society 3 4 Bowling Club 3 GAIL CROCKETT Cai eel Homemakmg DAVID J. CUMWIINGS Mavltlne Shop Little Caesar RAYMOND G. DALLAIRE Upholstery Ray Football 1' Softball 1 2 3 4. 36' fb sync rv 19' ?F 47 JOSEPH CONSTANTINO Civic Alts Jose Football 2 Track 3 Gaiden Club 2 EVERETT COSSAR Civic Aits Lairy Student Council 1 Bowling Club 1 RAYMOND CRANE College JOYCE CROWE Business GAL 1 2 3 4 V1ceP1es1 dent 3 Brown and fold Z 3 4 Classbook Committee 4 Cheelleaderl 2 'S 4 Bowl ing Club 4 Commeiclal Club 4 Science Exhibit 3 ROBERT J. CUNNINGHAM Civic Arts DELIA D AMBROSIO College Tootsie Girls Chorus 1 2 3. GLORIA A DAVIS College o GAL 1 2 Cheelleadel 1 2 3 4 Record Club 1 RICHARD DAY Carpentry Rlck Softball 1 2 3 4 BARBARA DEMATTEO BUSINESS Barb Glrls Chorus 1 Chee1leade1 NANCY DENONCOUR Busmess Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 JAMES F DEVLIN, JR Sheet Metal J1m ORLANDO DIBARTOLOMEO Carpentry D1Ba1t Football 1, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lunchxoom Comm1ttee 1, 2, 3, Trade School Bowlmg League in-7 7 7 -Q 3 1uQ.? :lf f-vhs Y? Q is 1-Q .- fl' n QQ 1 JOHN H DAWKINS JR Auto Repau Dawk Jun101 Rotaly 4 BERNARD F DECELLE Plmtxng Belnxe MARY DENONCOUR College G1rls Chorus 1 Brown and G 1 2 3 WILLIAM R DESCOTEAUX Carpentry YVONNE DEVOE CIVIC Arts Guls' Chorus 1, Brown and Gold 3, 4, Commelclal Club 3, Skx Club 4 MAUREEN DIBURRO College Moe G A L 1, 2, 33 Classbook Com mlttee 4, Freshman Councll 1, Student Councll, Vlce Presldent 3, Secletary 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT DICHARD College Tiger Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, B.A.L, 1, 2, 3, 4g Fresh- man Council 1g Student Council 19 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ALMA R. DODIER Business Cookie JOHN E DOUGHTY Basic Electlomcs Jock Basketball 4 Softball 1 2 CHARLES DREW College Cha1l1e Record Club 1 2 Spanish Club 4 JOSEPH DUBE Machine Shop Chick HENRY DUCHEMIN Business Hank Garden Club 1 2 Commel cial Club 3 4 4 'Sf T' If 'Al u a A '19 'L A, . wwe '- Q J v '. l '11 -qv' 7 iN RICHARD A. DI JULIO Basic Electronics D, J. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES M. DONOVAN Carpentry Mike Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE F DRELICK Prmtmg Kapusta Softball 1 2 3 4 PAUL J DROHAN College Bowling Club 1 PATRICIA DUBOIS Business Pa Commercial Club 3 4 JOHN DUROCHER Baslc Electronics Johnny X DAVID DUTTON College Dave Spanlsh Club 4 CAROL DYER College GAL 1 2 P1es1dent3 Na t1onal Hono1 Soclety 4 La m Club 3 NIARIE EAFALLA Busmess Guls Cholus 1 Comme1c1al Clu 3 4 BENIJANIIN EDWARDS Puntmg Ben RICHARD EASTVIAN Puntmg Dlck DAINIEL EGAN Sheet Metal Danny JEAN EIELSON College Jeame Vlce P1es1dent 2 '3 G A L 1 7 3 P1es1dent 4 Band 1 Bmznz and Cold 3 4 Class book C0l1lIllltt8Q 4 F1eQh man Counul 1 N'1t1onal Honol Souetx 3 4 C1 r ul 1 7 3 4 Good Qlllllltllt Dax Altolnxte 'I Boulmg Club 4 Slu Club 4 Sillllll Club 4 Student Fx eh lngl Iloglam 4 DIANNE ELY Busmees C ls Cholus 1 2 C 61 lc xclel 1 2 'S 4 Comme1c1al Cum 'S 4 PTSA 4 1 me Xlght Cholalmensl 2 I 4 Bowlmg Club 4 PRISCILLA EVIERSON Busxness Pusc Gule Cho1us 1 Junlol Red Closs Council 1 Altelnate Student Counc1l 1 Altelnate RAYNIOND ENIERY JR Calpently Ray tb.1ll 1 2 3 4 Jum Llone 4 JERONIE ENGLISH Auto Re-pau Jeuy Iootball 1 Chustmas Bas ket Commlttee 4 PRISCILLA ANIN ERANIO Buimess Cllla Puls Cholus 1 Anothe1 wsue of the Brown and Gold to be d1st11buted 1? C CNW- PWM fi Q 5 ramps, RICHARD ESPOSITO Sclentlflc Rxchle Basketball 1 Student Coun C11 2 3 T1easu1e1 -1 Base ball 2 3 Co captam 4 STUART FALL Clvlc Alts u lfootball I 2 3 4 Basket 1 k -1 Club 4 PHILIP FARACI College Ph1 B skctlmlll 9 '3 4 BAL ' S 1 cllSSll00lx Comn te 4 JUIIIOI ed Closs C' llllill l N'dtl0Il'll Honol S clety 3 4 P STA 4 u mol Ilons 4 NIARII H N If FRCUSOIN Business Lyn Cnls Cholus 1 Classbook Commlttee 4 Natlonal Hon OI Souety 4 Commelclal um 3 P 4 COlfl1Ilg Secletaly JAN E I' INNIN Bus1ness JUDITH FLAGG College Judy I Gnls Cholus I :nun and hold 3 4 Staff AlIlSt Classbook Commlttee 4 Alt st Natlonal Honol Soclety 3 Tleasulel 4 Stu dent Councll 2 Boulmg Club 4 SCl1llFll'l3.llSt 'Nlatlonal NI0llt Scholalshxp Seml F1 nlllst N1t1on'1l Scholalshlp Quallfymg Test F1eshman Counc1l MARIE THERESE FLYNN Bus1ness Tel 1 y Comme1c1al Club 3 4 BRENDA FORSYTH Bus1ness Cheelleadel 2 3 ROSE NIARIE FORTUNA BUSINESS Rosle Guls Cholus 1 2 Nat1on'1l Honol Society 3 4 Commel clal Club 4 Havelhlll Hlgh School Cholaleens 1 2 3 Plesldent 4 DAR Good C1t1zensh1p Awald 4 DEBRA FRIED College Debble nun and 11 fl 3 News Edltol 4 Bowlmg Club 3 4 Spanish Club 4 PT S A 1 RICHARD I FRUCI Pxlntmg Dxck VIRGINIA FULLER Busmess Glnny Bowllng' Club 3 Lommexu rl Clu 3 4 Z- QQ A day to 1emelnbe1 Comme1c1alClub1n1t1at10n PS4 We ANITA GAGNE Civic Arts Tina GLORIA GAIERO College Futuie Nuises Club 3 RALPH H GA'lES J Electrical ALBERT GAUVIN Cazpentry So tball 1 2 3 ARNOLD GEORGE College ANTHONY GERMINARO CIVIC Aits Rana Football 1 2 4 Tiack 3 4 SA 3 4 Band 1 chestla 1 Cameia Club 2 Gaiden Club 1 2 Bowling Club 1 WWW A Alll 1 r so fi, l Z Lx Hu ,' w-ay WWW -dl GERALDINE A. GAGNON Career Homemaking Gerry G.A.L. 25 Stal'-Lighters, Svc- retary 3, Vice President -13 House Committcc 3, Vicc President 4 ANN GATES Business Annie Junioi Red Cross Council 1 JUDITH A GAUDETTE C1v1c A1ts Judic GAL 1 2 Cheelleadei 1 2 3 4 Bowling Club 3 4 Ski Club 4 LYNDA GELINAS Business Lyn A L 1 Ski Club 4 ROBERT GERMAN Printlng Bob aa...- ROBERT W GIALLONGO Electrical Football 1 2 ROBERT H. GIBBS Business B fi Commercial Club 3, 4. PATRICIA GILMAN Business Pa Commercial Club 4 JUDITH GORDON College Judy GAL 1 Juniol Red Cioss Council 1 Student Council 2 Spanish Club 1 ROBERT GOUIN Plumbing Bob Exec uti X e Committee 4 ball I 3 4 Dance Committee 4 Rollei Skating Committee 4 RICHARD R GRAHAM Machine Shop Dick Tieasulei 1 Footballl 2 Lunchioom Committee RONALD C GRIFFIN Electucal G1 if WILLIAM GIFFORD Civic Arts The Nose Bowling Club 2. ANN GLAGOVSKY College L 1 2 3 4 BOWI Clu 3 4 BERNARD GOSSELIN College Cuddles Football 1 Bowling Club 1 2 3 Science Club 1 2 RICHARD GOYET'1E Basic Electiomcs Dick JOHN A GRAY Basic Electionlcs Johnny Vice Piesident 4 Football 1 Dance Commlttee 4 Junioi Rotaiy 4 Good Goveinment Day Alteinate 4 JOANNE K GRUSHESKI Business Joame Jellybean GAL1234 Gills 01 us 1 2 Bowling Club 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 PT SA Business Night Choraleens 1 2 3 4 Secie tary 4 SALVATORE GUCCIARDI Cxvxc Alts 4 BEVERLY HAMEL C1v1c Alts Bev Guls Chorus 1 JUDITH A HARTIN Busmess Jud1e Commexcxal Club 3 4 JUDITH A HAZEN Busmess Judy Gnls Cholus 1 LAWRENCE A HICKS Electl lcal Hxcksw Jun1o1 Rotaly 4 Bowling Team 4 JOYCE HODGES Busmess Comme1c1al Club 3 4 DAVID G HAI LSON Auto Repan Jumol Rotaly 4 ROBERT A HARDING Calpentxy HZIIXW 0 ball 2 3 4 Bas 0 Commlttee DOROTHY E HARVIE Busmess Dottle Guls Cholus 1 2 Natxonal Honol Soclety 3 4 Student Councll 3 Commelclal Club 3 4 Red Cxoss Councxl 1 as JUDITH A HENRY BUSINESS Judy Commelclal Club 3 4 Ex ecutlve Commlttee 4 RUSSELL HODGE Puntmg Russ WILLIAM HONOR Busmess VS 1ld Bull Comme1c1al Club 4 RAE L HORSCH nr C1v1cA1ts Ray PATRICIA HOYT Caleei Homemakmg Patti DONALD HUNT College Don EILEEN INSERO College PTSA 1 2 3 National Honor Society 4 ROGE R J AQUES Scientific PATRICIA JOHNSON Business Pa Student Council 1, Alter- nateg Commercial Club 3, 4. THOMAS HOVAN C1v1c Alts Tom Basketball 1 P T S A 4 FLORENCE HUARD C1v1c Aits Hick G L 1 Fu u1e Nulses Clu 3 4 RICHARD M HUNT Baslc Electronics Dick Softball 1 2 3 4 f ' CAROL IUELE Business 1 ALAN F JEAN College Wally Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Qt ff' ROGER JESIONOWSKI i Civic Arts es wav- Football lg Basketball 1 2 TERRY A JOHNSON College GAI 3 4 Guls Cho1us3 Futule Nuxees Club 4 Bowlmg Club 3 4 PATRICIA JOI-INSTONE Buemoss Patti COIHITIGICIBI Club 2 HEI I N JURKEXX IC7 Business COIIIIYILICI xl Club 4 ' 'lx Viv U 1' ARNOLD KATZ College Arme NJ.tlOIlI.I Honol Souety 4 Jun101 Rotaly 4 ANTHONY KAZUKONIS College Kaz Football 1 2 3 4 Baeketball 1 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 BAL 1 2 3 4 Plesldent 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Fleshman Councll 1 Jumol Red Closs Councll Tleasulel 1 Student Councxl 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Cu 2 4 PTSA 4 KATHRHN KELLY College Kay G A L 2 Broun and Cold 2 3 4 Staff A1t1St 3 4 Skl Club 4 JOHN R KEMP Plmtmg 8: D6C0ldtlng' Tlger A, 5 KATRINE KIERSTEAD Busmess Kltty 6. PATRICIA M KILEY BUSIHGSS TI'lCla JUHIO1 Red C1oss 1, Student Councll 2, Commercxal Clu 3, 4 CHARLES W KI'VIBALL ff Electl lcal Chuckwa80U N L -. 'C' JEAN KIMBALL Busmess , DIANNE KING College 73' A G A L 1, 2, 3,4,Bowl1ng Club 3,4 -1:79 -1 , , '- WAYNE KING 5 X Machme Shop Kmgy Y ' 2 . 5 4' . ,,g vw K I . ' . v . . . - , . .,.-, , , ra - f v r ' ' - ,I ' ,. I W , t,. Q , C ' ' I ,, 1' 'z , . .1 If n ' 0 , 5 1 I L - .I : ' 1 1 ' v 1 ' v I ' 1 v 1 r ' I - - - 1 Q 9 1 ' I 1 r- r I ' S ' ' 1 -. - I 1 u q ' 1 ' 7 9 r 1 7 1 lb , 5 . . . . . Q 'I ' 3' , . L ' - - - I ' 1 x s I 1 5 'X ii , AQ., 1 5 .4- 4 b VINCENT M KISSEL Plumbmg Vmme Cross Country 1 Basketball 2 3 4 T1ack 1 Softball 1 2 3 4 Dance COmm1ttC6 4 Glee Club 1 RICHARD KNIGHT College Rlchy PETER KOKARAS Sheet Metal Pete Key Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 VALERIE THERESA KRUPSKI Busmess Va Commelclal Club 4 JUDITH LAGASSE College Judy Jun1o1 Red Closs Councll 1 Bowlmg' Club 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 JAMES H LAMB Machme Shop Jlmmy Baseball 1 2 3 Executxve Commlttee 3 JEANETTE LAMBERT Busmess Janet Garden Club 1 Bowlmg Club 3 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 '3- 1 N. 7 Ra Q'-Q BN NORMAN H LAMBERT Carpentry Norm Glee Club 1 Key Club 1 Jumol Llons Club 4 Rlfle Club JOSEPH LaMORE College oe Football 1 2 3 Co Captam 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Nat1on.1lHono1 Soclety Plesldent 4 Student Councll 3 ROBERT LaPIERRE C1v1c Arts Bob WILFRED E LaPIERRE Prmtmg W1ll AGNES M LAVOIE Busmess Bowlmg Club 4 G1g1 ALBINA LAVOIE Busmess Bllla Bowlmg Club 4 . ' . . 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MICHEL Civic Arts Ray C. RAYMOND MILLER College Ray Cross Country 1 2, 3g Track 2g National Honor Society 4. , e 2 r , iV , Q' 5 i 'K SANDRA McKEEN College Sandy GAL 1 2 3 4 Classbook Committee 4 Bowling Club 3 4 Science Ewchiblt 3 CATHERINE McMAHON College Cathy GA L 2 Girls Chorus 1 Bowling Club 3 4 FREDERICK R MEALEY Auto Repair Fred CHARLES MENZIGIAN Scientific Nose Football 2 3 4 Freshman Counc1l1 Presldent Nation al Honol Soclety 4 JUDITH MILBURN College Judy G.A.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Brown and Gold 45 Junior Red Cross Council lg Latin Club 3. ANDREA MILLER College Future Nurses Club 49 Spanish Club 4. LAWRENCE MIRABITO College Larry Football 3' Classbook Com- mittee 4' National Honor Society 4' Garden Club 1 2' Spanish Club 4' Junior Ex- change 4' Science Pair Pro- ject 3. ANTHONY MONTISANTI Civic Arts TONY DAVID MOOERS College Dave F otball 1 2 3 4 Tra k SALLY MOORADIAN CIVIC Arts Garden Club 1 2 3 Bowl ing Club 4 Ski Club 4 RONALD MOYE College Ron Junior Red Cross Council Representative 1 Bowling Club 1 Science Farr 3 MARY A MOYNIHAN College Mam GAL 2 3 4 Guls Chorus Choraeens 2 Brown and Gold 2 3 Class book Committee 4 Junior Red Cross Council Represen tatrve 1 National Honor So crety 4 Commercial Club Honorary Membership SA 1 2 3 4 Sc Reporter4 BARBARA MURPHY College Bobbie Girls Chorus 1 2 3' Cheer- leader 1 2. DAVID L NEWTON Sheet Metal Fig Lunchroom Committee 3 Key Club 3 4 Rifle Club 1 DOROTHY NORDENGREN Business Dot Commercial Club 3 4 JOAN NOX ES C1v1c Arts Joannre 1 s Chorus 1 2 3 ture Club 1 RICHARD E NOYES Carpentry Dick Softball 1 2 3 4 MARGARET O BRIEN College Peggy G A L 1 2 NJ his X Bookkeeping rn Mr Morrows class Q. if I 2 4' .,,,g5e,- l 34 IQ.. ,. fw- GERARD OUELLETTE Electrical Jerry Executive Committee 45 Football 1, 2g Basketball 13 Dance Committee 43 Lunch- room Committee 2g Roller Skating Commitee 4. NORMAN J. OUELLETTE Auto Repair Willie MARYANNE S. PAGE Civic Arts Major-me 1, 2, 3, 4. ALICE PALANJIAN Business Commercial Club 3 4 JOHN PALMIERI College Basketball 1 2 3 4 Traci Ba ll Freshman Council 1 Student Counc1l2 Record Club 1 2 3 French Club 1 2 LEO DONALD PARIS Civic Arts JANICE PAYNE Business Jan CAROL PEARSALL College Brown and Gold 45 Junior Red Cross Council lg Stu- dent Council 2, 3g Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 4. MARY PERKINS Business Grammie LINDA PERLEY College GAL 1 2' Girls' Chorus 1 2 Brown and Gold 1 2 4 National Honor Society 4 Student Council Alternate 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Ski Club 4 Choraleens 2 3 4 THOMAS PERRONE College Tom Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Classbook Committee 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Camera Club 1 P T S A 4 Junior Rotary 4 Semi finalist National Merit Schol arshrp Exam JUDITH A PERRY Business National Honor Society 4 Festival Chorus sings at Christmas chapel if 54- 'v .1 ,,-.a '36 Fx ,-.A I' JOANNE PETERS Career Homemakmg oe H Fashlon Show 1 2 H A Class Play 3 BYRON PETRAKIS College Gleek Classbook Commlttee 4 Na tional Honor Soclety 4 Vice President 4 Student Coun c 2 3 Spanish Club 4 Treasurer 4 Jun1o1 Red Cross Counc1l 1 LOIS PHILLIPS Busmess Gills Cholus 2 Bowling Club 4 Commelclal Club 3 4 PTSA 2 3 Sk1Club4 MYRON K PICKARD College l fi' 3' 1 ll IRENE PINKOWSKI N College Sophie Bowling Club 4' Spanish Club 4' Ski Club 4. PATRICIA POLLANO College Pat Student Council 4' Spanish Club 4' Ski Club 4. SANDRA J PETERS Career Homemakmg Sandy C H Fashlon Show 1 2 3 LINDA PHILLIPS Busmess Lynn Girls Cholus 2 Bowling Club 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Skl Club 4 LINDA PICARD Busmess Lm Band 1 Commelclal Club 3 4 PTSA 3 4 WILLIAM H PIKE College B1 Cross Country 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Jun Red Cioss Counc1l 1 JUHIOI Rotaly 4 Ski Club 4 BARBARA J. PLATTS Business Barb . .L. 1 . RICHARD E. PORTORS College Dick ROBERT POTHIER Sclentlfic Bob Fleshman Counc1l 1 Skl Club 4 CLINTON L RAND Sc1ent1flc Sonnv Student Counc1l 2 Skx Club GRACE A RAYMOND Business Brown and Gold 3 Bowlmg Club 4 Sk1 Club 4 PHILIP REED College Ph1 Classbook Comm1ttee P T S A 4 ANN RENOUF College Fleshman Counc1l 1 CHARLES W REYNOLDS Baslc Electronlcs B1 Dance Comm1ttee 2 PATRICIA QUINNEY Bus1ness Pa Commelclal Club 3 4 JANE RANGER Busmess Commelclal Club 4 ARNOLD REDFEARN Bus1ness A1n1e Commelclal Club 3 4 P1es1 dent 4 P T S A 4 Junior Lxons 4 JOHN REGAN College PATRICIA REVAL CIVIC Arts Pat Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 SANDRA REYNOLDS Careel Homemakmg Sandy Blondle Star L1ghte1s 4 C H Fa shlon Show 2 3 3' 414 , 'fi' ,fur GN'-vq f, QE., K LEON J RHEAUME Upholstery oe Basketball 1 2 Softball 1 2 MARIE A RHEAUME Busmess Commelclal Club 3 4 JOHN RIESEN College JOHN ROBERTS College Recold Club 1 2 Skx Club BRENDA J ROBINSON Busmess B1en GAL 1 2 Broun and Gold 2 JUHIOI Red Closs Councll 1 Student Councll 2 4 Comme1c1al Club 3 4 PATRICIA A ROBINSON BUSINESS Pat Patty GAL 1 2 3 4 Brown and Gold 1 2 Comme1c1al Club KENNETH ROCER Puntlng Ken Dance Connnlttu 4 Cl SQ book Comnuttee 4 luv Club 3 4 SCCIQIRIW 4 Basketball EUGENF ROCFRS Cum Alts Gene ln xck 4 Jumm Red CIOSS Counul 2 Galden Club 1 2 Boxxlmgf Club 2 J WILLIAM ROGERS CHIC Axts Rama1 T1aclx 4 Galden Club 1 JOAN ROCERS College Jom L 3 4 Stu e Councll Altelnfxtc 2 Bowl mp: Club 'S Chcc1le'1de1 4 KENNETH ROSI NFIELD College Kenny Baolxetball 2 NdtlOHll Hon 01 Soclety 4 JAMES C ROY Mach1ne Shop Jun Checking in at the dance. 96 --Q I' 'tx' Q1 41 XS .eff THOMAS RUSH College T0m Freshman Councll 1 Jumor Red Cross Counc1l 1 Stu dent Counc1l 1 2 CARL RUSSO College Carhe Track 3 Skl Club 4 FRANCIS RUTKAUSKAS Auto Repalr F1 an Baseball 2 3 Captam 4 Key Club 3 4 Jumol K1 wanls 4 PATRICIA ST LOUIS Busmess Pa Freshman Councll 1 N tlonal Honor Soc1ety 4 Stu dent Councll 1 2 4 Bowhng Club 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 PTSA 4 Fash1on Show LEE ST PIERRE Machme Shop Salnts LLOYD H SANBORN Carpentry Secretary 4 Softball 1 2 3, 4 Classbook Commlttee 4 MARGARET C SANDERS Career Homemakmg Peggy Star Llghters 3 Presxdent 4 Hunkmg Lab House Com mlttee 4 SHEILA SANTARELLI College L 1 4 GITS Chorus 1 2 Freshman Councll 1 Junlor Red Cross Councll 1 Natlonal Honol Soc1ety 4 Student Councxl 2 3 Bowllng Club 3 4 PTSA 3 4 Betty Crocker Homemakmg Award 4 MARILYN SANVILLE Busmess Lyn EDDY SARGENT Sheet Metal WM J SAULNIER JR Auto Repaxr Red Dance Commlttee 4 Lunch room Commxttee 1 3 Key Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 Ju mor Rotary 3 Junlor K1 wams 3 4 VIARGARET SAYERS Career Homemakmg Peggy Fashxon Show 1 2 Model 33' 4 vii lil 1 Future Nurses Club hears talk by Burbank nurse ,344 '1 ANTHONY SCAGLIONE Sheet Metal Scag ROBERT P SCHENA College Bob Football 1 2 JUDITH SCIUTO College Judie L 1 2 Junior Red Cross Council 1 Student Council 4 Bowling Club 4 PTSA 1 2 3 Sk1Club4 JEANNE SERRATORE College G.A.L, 1 2 Treasurer 3 4 MARILYN SHAHIAN College Brown and Gold 45 Ski Club 4. CAROL C. SHELLENE Civic Arts Snookie Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Bowling Club 4g Commercial Club 3, 4g Ski Club 4. 97'- 'Wa '93 l '! 4- CN HURT' A 1 3? ofa 1, A Lp -VR x.....f .,,w, , i , JANICE SCHENA College G L 1 2 3 4 BOWI g Club 3 MARTIN SCICZE Civic Arts Marty Track 4 Student Council 2 Bowling Club 1 2 French Club 1 Ski Club 4 RICHARD SERABIAN College Sack Freshman Council EDWARD W. SEWASKY Electrical King Basketball 1' Baseball 1. RUTH SHAIN College G.A.L. 3, 4, Band 15 Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2 Alternate, Future Nurses Club 25 Bowling Club 3, 4, Captain 3. RICHARD SHEPARD Civic Arts P.T.S.A. 3. BERTRAM SHORT Civic Arts DENNIS SMITH Auto Repair Smitty JOAN F SMITH CIVIC Arts Joame Brown and Gold 4 Commer cial Club 3 4 Ski Club 4 PHILIP SPERA Carpentry Phi Sof ball 1 2 3 4 lst Base Trade Bowling League 4 Captain JOHN J. STACHULSKI Painting and Decorating Dance Committee 4' Key Club 2 3 4' Junior Kiwanis SHERWIN STEINBERG Scientific Stein l in TD 'lc' cr- Football 2 3' Classbook ,,, Committee 4' Junior Rotary 4' Audio Visual Club 3' Sci- ence Fair Project 3. BURGESS C SMITH Electrical Smitty Basketball 1 2 Bowling Club 4 HAROLD SMITH Auto Repair Bud SHEILA SMITH Business GAL 1 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 CAROL STACHULSKI Business Stack Girls Chorus 1 2 Commer cial Club 3 4 Choraleens 2 STEPHEN STANVICK College Steve National Honor Society 4. NICHOLAS F. STENZEL College Nick CYNTHIA STRIESFIELD College Brown and Gold 3 4 DONNA SULLIVAN Career Homemakmg RICHARD SWARTZ C1v1c Arts Dick Camera Club 1 2 JAMES TALARICO Radlo El8CtlODlCS Ta BEVERLY THORNHILL Business Bev Junior Red Cross Council 1g National Honor Society 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. ALBERT F, TIDD Electrical Al Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 41 Lf rr. xi' 'tv 4 BARBARA STROUT College Barb GAL 1 2 GlllS Chorusl Brown and Gold 1 Spanish Clu 4 MAUREEN SULLIVAN Buslness MARY A SZTUCINSKI College L 1 4 lr Choius 1 2 Bwown and Gold 2 Classbook Commit tee 4 Futu1e Nulses Club 2 3 4 Vice President 3 Bowling Club 3 4 PTSA Ski Club 4 Choialeens 2 3 4 Nat1onalHono1 So clety 4 NANCY TATRO CIVIC Aits Guls Chorus 1 2 Future Nurses Club 3 4 Juni r Red Cioss 1 RICHARD THURSTON College Dick Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. STEPHEN J. TURNER College Irish Track 4g P.T.S.A. 43 Ski Club 4, JOANNE URSANO Business Commercial Club 3 4 Tien suiei 4 National Honor So ciety 4 PAUL G VALLIERES College Butch WILLIAM VOGEL Printing B1 CHRISTINE WALKER Business Chiis CHARLES G WEBBER Auto Repair Chuck Dance Committee 4, Key Club 3, 4, Junior Kiwanis 3, 4 KENT WENDELL Civic Arts Butch Student Council 4, Commer- cial Club 3g Baseball 3, 4. we 'Ewa 'J u ' 'in PATRICIA URSANO Business P1 Commercial Club 3 4 N1 tional Honor Society 4 MARTIN VELISHKA College Cross Country 1 Footbfill 3 4 Track 1 2 Ba WAYNE R VOSE Scientific Vosey oss Country 1 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Captain 4 ROBERT WATT College Bob Coss Countly 1 2 3 4 Captain 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Junior Red Cross Council 1 Junior Exchange 4 DIANE S WELCOME C1v1c Aits GAL 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Choxaleens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 WILLIAM A. WENGEL Upholstery Rollo Football 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. SHEILA WERSOSKI CIVIC Arts Commelclal Club 3 4 VIRGINIA C WHITE C1v1c Arts Gmny JUDITH WILEY Busmess Judy Garden Club 1 2 Commer clal Club 3 4 JOHN E WILLIAMS Pamtmg and Decoratmg ay MARGARET WOOD College Peggy LAWRENCE WOOLF, JR Weldmg Larry fi rl, 1 GERALD WHITE SCIEHLIHC Football 1 2 3 4 Co Cap ta1n 4 MVP Award 4 Bas ke all 1 2 3 4 T1ack3 4 BAL 3 Baseball 1 2 .Tumor Red Cross Councll 1 Presldent 1 Natlonal Honol Soc1ety 4 MERRILL WHITING College Band 1 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Orchestra2 3 4 FRANKLIN G WILLETT College Frank Classbook Comm1ttee 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Junlor Rotary 4 REBECCA WOLF College Becca Brown and Gold 4 Future Nurses Club 2 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 4 JONATHAN WOODMAN Sclentlfic on Cross Country 3 Basketball 3 4 Track 1 2 Classbook Commxttee 4 Natlonal Hon or SOC16ty 4 Spanlsh Club 3 PTSA 3 4 Jumor Ex change 4 ALBERT WRIGHT Machlne Shop Al Executlve Comm1ttee 3, Basketball 1, Lunchroom Comm1ttee 2, 3 JAYNE WRIGHT Civic Arts Jay Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 ture Nurses Club 2 3 4 Bowling Club 3 4 Commer clal Club 3 4 PTSA 4 CAROLE JEAN YEMMA Business Red Cross Council 1 Stu dent Council 1 Commercial Club 3 4 ROBERT N ZARBOLIAS Plumbing Zabby Treasurer 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 3 Softball 1 2 3 4 Crown Committee 4 Lunchroom Committee 2 3 4 Junioi Rotary 4 Good Government Day Repiesen tative 4 Dance Committee 4 Roller Skating Committee 4 Classbook Committee 4 PETER ZELISKO Basic Electi onics Pete TOBIAS ZIDLE Scientific Toby Classbook Committee 4' Na- tional Honor Society 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Junior Ro- tary 4g Math Contests 3, 4g Mathematics Association of America Award 35 Science Exhibit 35 Finalist for N. H. S. Scholarship 4. 43 MELVIN YELL Civic Aits Cuily ELBERT J YOUNG Carpentry Jumoi Presidentl 2 4 Nice Piesi dent 3 Clown Committee 4 Dance Committee 4 Class book Committee 4 Glee Club 1 Key Club 2 3 Jumoi Rotaiy 4 Junior K1 wanls 3 4 JOAN ZELISKO Business Kitten Bowling Club 4 Commercial Club 3 4 P T S A 4 ANNETTE ZERVELES Business Junior Red Cross Council 1 DOUGLAS ARNOLD Civic Arts WILLIAM CAPETANELIS Civic Arts Bill RICHARD DEAL Civic Arts Rich CRAWFORD MILLS Civic Arts Crow GERALD MORSE Civic Arts Buddy - I 1 5 Q I uv! i '?! V ' 4... Q- 1.1 , . '. 3,.igg,,aivv ' Having un 3 N , , . A--K X - 1 we -i...---4' Y Fust lnductlon for membelb of our dass, Iwbxuaxy 19 m8 Enjoymg pmk lemonade at receptlon after flnal mductlon Judge W11l19.mS Speaks t f1na1 1nduct1on N H S glrls decorate llbrary for Chmbtmas Parents walt m llbrary for 1I1dUCt1OY1 to begxn 78 F' R K qw w. ff. ' .. ' K 3 'Li W.-Agg. X . . - Y ' ' ' . 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N ff . .nm ,ug Iflzllamatluan Hhapter atmnal Honor Saczcfy For the students of Haverhlll Hlgh the 1mpress1ve ceremony of the Natlon ll Honor Soclety lnductlon IS one of the most color ful chapel CXBILISCS of the yen Wlth th1s rltual students outstandlng m chanacter scholushlp le 1de1sh1p md NATIONAL HONOR IOCIITY servlce ofllclally become members of H H S s honorary souety After our m1 x I, t1at1on we soon become acqualnted w1th the axms and p1act1ces of the SOCl6tY and a part of 1ts act1v1t1es For mstanee as a SCFVICQ to the school we malnt un a program of free tutorlng durmg school hours axd parents at P T S A meet 2 1 f i lngs and decorate the school llbrary wlth a tree and m anger scene xt Fhustm is tlme One of the thlngs we do fox our own pleasure IS to hold 1 gm xdu xtes at the end of the school year when we get together wlth former membexs who have graduated from Haverhlll Hlgh School Another aspect of ou1 'lLtlY1tleN IS our trips such as to Boston to see current theatrlcal attractlons Mlss Olga J Veckys our faculty adwsor and our foul elected OlTlC9lS Joseph Lamore Presldent Byron Petrakls VICE Presldent Pat11c11Cow1n Seuetux and Judlth Flagg Treasurer do much to lnsure the success of the socxets but It ls the flfteen percent of our class who make the Phllomathlan Chapten of the Natlonal Honor SOCl6tV what It IS ,J Semor Members of the Natlonal Honor SOC1CtS Front row Norma Cote Jean Elelson Mary Agnes Moynlhan Rose Marle Fortuna M1ss Olga J Veckys Faculty Adv1sor Patr1c1a St Lou1s Dor othy Harvey and Beverly Thornh1ll Second ron Judlth Parry Mary Sztuclnskl Patr1c1a Cowan Pa trlcla Kelly Rebecca Wolf Floreen Maroncellx Ju dlth Lagasse Carole Cadorette Marllyn Ferguson and Shella Santarell1 Th1rd row Carole Fant1n1 Elleen Insero Patr1c1a Ursano Joanne Lrsano Llnda Perley Charlene Becker Judlth Flagg Ruth Ch9Ck0W1tZ and Carol Dyer Fourth row Charles Menz1g1an Frederlck MacDonald Peter Bracc1 Ken neth Rosenfleld Arnold Katz Joseph Capazzoll Toblas Z1dle and Gerald Whlte and Flfth row By ron Petrakls Lawrence M1Fablt0 C Raymond Mll ler Stephen Stanvlck Joseph Lamore Jonathan Woodman Ph1l1p Faracl Thomas Perrone and Vaughn Paddock Not present when thls plcture was taken were Nancy Denoncour Mary Lawson and Judlth Mancus1 Q 0 ' 0 . . . . v X1 . 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'I 1 9 Y ' Q f a V 1 V r 1 Y ' 1 1 r Student Councll presents po1tra1t of Mr Nl'1iLfOll to The H1gh School Everyone has a part 1n the 'lCt1XltlCS of ll'l.X8llllll H1gh School through 1ts Student Founcll The Coun c1l 19 compr1sed of membeu f1om enth homemom and thus represents exery student The most 1mpo1t1nt activlty of th1s year was the plannmg of 1 speual chapel held in honor of our ret1r1ng p11nc1p1l M1 MacLeod W1th the help of M1 Walter Fx ins fac ulty adv1se1 members of the counul gue ill clubs an opportun1ty to take part ln hono11ng M1 M at Leod Hlghllght of the chapel vias the p1esentat1on to the school by Peter Braccl Student Counc1l P1951 dent of an Oll pa1nt1ng of Mr MacLeod Among other act1y1t1es of the Student C'ounc1l a1e the Umted Fund Drlve to collect money foi the Red Cross the Jimmy Fund and the lV.l3lCh of D1mes and the pack1ng and d1str1but1on of Ch11stm1s boxes to Veterans hosp1tals 1--0 Delegates ready for the Student Councll Conven t1on Student gdlllfflf Seated: N. King, Mr. Walter H. Evans, Adviserg J. McPhee, J. Badolato, R. Esposito, P. Bracci, M. Di Burro, H. Di Burro, J. Casey. Standing: B. Fenlon, K. Belanger, G. Mika, D. Wilson, J. Fitzgerald, K. Sturk, K. Wendell, J. Meader, G. Webb, P. Dupree, B. Jonas, T. Credit, M. Bradley, II. Burns, D. Leveille, S. Davis, D. Dutton. P. Z. S. A. The Haverhill High School P. T. S. A. which meets four times a year is unique in one way -whereas for other P. T. A. meetings the stu- P. T, S. A. meetings many students accompany their parents. This is one of the advantages of the P. T. S. A.-it affords the students an op- portunity to play a part in the functions of the organization. As a matter of fact two of the students are ofiicers in the P. T. S. A.: Marilyn Ferguson serves as recording secretary and Philip Faraci is assistant treasurer. After a brief business meeting sometimes highlighted by a special program such as the one where students enrolled in the Business Course demonstrated their typing and steno- graphic skills, teachers are present in the'r homerooms for conferences with both students and parents. Ofiicers of the P. T. S. A. are President, Mrs. Souren Arakeliang First Vice-President, Mr. George Heyy Second Vice-President, Mrs. May- nard Whiteg Corresponding Secretary, Miss Katherine Jean Lang: Recording Secretary, Miss Marilyn Fergusong Treasurer, Mr. Wilbur Picardy Assistant Treasurer, Mr. Philip Faraci. -X Mrs. Arakelian presents life membership in P. T. S. A. to Mr. MacLeod. Quture Nurses 61116 Visiting hospitals, making toys for the children's ward-these are a few of the many activities of the Future Nurses Club. For each meeting the girls in- vite a different speaker who tells about procedures at various hospitals and ex- plains diiferent phases of nursing. Besides the regular meetings, the future nurses take three or four trips to hospitals each year, to see how the hospitals are run, and to learn the various aspects of nursing. Visiting hospitals and lis- tening to speakers have truly helped some girls to make the final decisions on their careers. Seated: N. Tatro, T. Johnson, M. Lawson, M. Sztucinski, J. Wright. Standing: R. Ar- senault, A. Miller, N. LeSeur. dents usually sit home and babysit, for our X 114111 ldlwlll cxpmlmrnt 1 ll0ll1l9il xt tl1e G 1 -Xtm 11111 Chapel Attcudzug Cflzapcl programs Re1nembe1 th It t1mt 1n ch'1pel when mwnx of the most DlO1i'l.Ht of h1gh school moments 11e sp nt ll Lh1pel C'h'1pel ls held f0l 1 IDN 1e1sons N7tlOH3l ll0IlO1 SOLl6tS llldLlLtl0llQ Poetry Readmg Fontests p1esent1t1ons of v111ous awards 111d t1lks bs sp Q1 1l guest speakers ThlS 1e11 the d1ffe1ent student o1gan1zat1ons st1ged one of the most 1mportant Chapels ue1 p1esented H H S a commemora t1o11 of the sefus of SQIYICC gnen to the hlgh snhool bx ltllllllg' PllIlf.lpil M1 Ealle H Vl1cLeod E 1th xe ll 111 Iune tomes the event to Whlch mth s6Ill01 h1s looked fo1wa1d w1th eage1 ness slllu, f1eshma11 X631 Th1s occasxon IS of cou1se Sen1o1 L1st Chqpel Incommg Se lll01 Cltss Omtelb now take the11 oath of of time f1nd thell p1es1dent IBCGIVCQ the tr.1d1 tl0I1 11 pe1ce DIDC f1om the outgomg p1es1dent Thus L1st Ch 1pel ends and w1th It end all of ou1 hlgh school 3Ct1Xlt16S 'ILLI 'FQ Shall we blflgf' Gelman ChI'1Stm8S C2I'0lS Fflllllllld W1lson passlng the page p1pe to 1ncon11ng Sen1o bemg Sung at the FOTGISH Language ChI'1Sf Cla s l1es1dent Robe1t Stllfelld at Sernor Chapel mas Progmm NI1 Donald 11001114111 spealw at the John Glecnleaf Whlt tier Sesquicentn 11111al Chapel Qhoixun Stimbmg pmqents the dedication oi the 1909 das book to Vlr MacLeod 'My heart leaps up when I behold -Norma Cote reads at the annual Poetry Reading Contest. - 1 -rg-,ar 'Q Our 1959 Executive Committee: P. Cowan, C. Fantini, and C. Bradley being sworn in by Marilyn James. Sk E uh i Seated: C. Shellenc, C . Augusta, M. Lawson, J. Eielson, L. Perley, J. Bergeron, I. C. Aitxllllglllll, R, Macllonald, Mrs. .Ioan Smith, G. liayinond, V. l'earsall, BI. Slial Besides Sputniks, bus strikes and hula hoops, this year gave birth to a nevvi ski club at H. H. S. The group, under faculty super- vision of Mrs. Jane Eiclson, an avid skier consists of eighty-five members from novices to experts. Meetings feature talks by experi- enced skiers and movies which show various Five girls watch closely, down the alley the ball rolls quickly-Strike! Everyone on the team cheers and clapsg the score mounts. This is the scene every Thursday afternoon at the Elite Bowling Alleys when the mem- of the H. H. S. Bowling Club gather to off three strings. Team competition is bers roll Pinkowski, J, Gaudette. Standing: C' Rand, C. Russo, J. Roberts, T. Libby, S. Fall, liielson, Adviser: M. Sztucinski, J. Scuito, J. iian, T. Johnson. techniques and equipment. A patch Worn on the sleeve of members' parkas distinguishes Haverhill students from other skiers out on , the slopes. Although a ski trip to the Belknap area was postponed because of poor ski con- ditions, members have enjoyed trips to local areas-you should see them schuss! keen as the girls aim for strikes and spares and a higher team total. At the end of the season team averages and individual averages are totaled by members of the committee as- sisted by facility advisers Miss Barbara Mc- Namara and Mrs. Marion Wormwood. Bawliug 611111 I Seated: Miss Barbara Mc- ca if me Namara and Mrs. Marion ii C? Wormwood, A d vis e 1' S Standing: J. Grusheski, D. King, J. Soleway, J. Lambert, C. McMahon. House Cfammittec House Committee: L. Timmons, K. Lucier, G. Gagnon, P. Le Fleur, M. Sanders, C. Edgerly. 61110 Front: G. Manning, L. Perley, N. Manning, B. Petrakis, F. Maroncelli, J. Capozzoli, N. Ln-Sour, l. Pinkowski. Rear: C. Bradley, Mr. George Calt, Adviser, F. Willett, C. Drew, D. Dutton, R. Cooper, L. Mirabito, T. Zidle, D. Fried, A. Miller, B. Strout. t'Ruenas dias! the Spanish Club enjoyed a gala year under the able direction of Senor George Calt, Adviser. This year's member- ship of thirty third and fourth year students was the largest in the club's history. High- lights of the season were the Pinata, or Mex- The members of the House Committee, Ju- niors and Seniors in the Career Homemak- ing Course, serve the Hunking Laboratory in the same capacity that the Student Council serves the whole high school. Under their ican Christmas party, and outstanding movies with the flavor of Spain in them. Club ofli- cers are Joseph Capozzoli, President, Floreen Maroncelli, Vice-President, Nancy LeSeur, Secretaryg and Byron Petrakis, Treasurer. capable adviser, Mrs. Mabel Greenlay, the house committee has put on such functions as the Faculty Tea, National Honor Society Teas, and Open House programs. L Ylfil ,vamsh s KJ n :M 'Q s im 1958-59 Haverhill High School Band. Row 1: B. Brindle, B. Sanborn, J. Bergeron, C. Sullivan, D. Nfcntwortli, I'. Zangari. Row 2: K. Peters, S. George, N. McGirr, V. Smith, A. Whitcomb, C. Crowell, A. Smith, B. Souliotis, E. Spencer, N. Herschfield. How 3: W. Silsby, R. Baird, I'. Bouvior, C. Blaser, D. Lewis, T. Perrone, W. Cipolla, J. Ayer, B. Malbon, W. Eddy, B. Vettengill, J. Browning, G. Goodman, L. Marshall. llow 4: B. Picard, C. Ott, A. lforgione, A. Jean, W. Dyer, W. Stanhope, D. Quintal, B. Miller, M. Whiting, D. Palleria, L. Greenburg, A. Hooker, P. Krey, and Mr. Sarkis Kurkjian, Director. Music Groups Offer Polished Pcrfarmauces ' an Conferring with Mr. Sarkis Kurkjian, Band Director, over band music are Thomas Perrone, Domenic Palleria, and Merrill Whiting. They were selected as representatives of the school to the student band at the North- eastern Massachusetts Music Ed- ucators' Concert in Lexington, Massachusetts, in December. They are among one hundred and ten members, chosen from candidates of various high schools in the northeast area who auditioned for the student band. re. JF 159 Caroling at the Post Office-Christmas Choral Group. Row 1: A. Illsley, B. Gage, M. Moynihan, A. Webber, J. Grusheski, P. Forsey, M. Kendrick, J. Shaw, N. LeSeur, B. Abbot, D. Welcome, D. Ely, C. Barone, J. Holmes, S. Bracci, B. Edgerly, P. Pricola. Row 2: J. Basso, C. Stackulski, J. Dolfe, S. Comeau, R, Fortuna, J. Nickleson, C. Brigham, C. Dubrowolski. Absent: P, Partellow, M. Sztucinski, Talent and hard work combined offer polished performances by Haverhill High's music groups. The band is hard at work under the direction of Mr. Sarkis Kurk- jian preparing a program for the annual Northeastern Massachusetts Music Festi- val in Belmont, as well as a program for a special exchange concert with the Ames- bury High School Band in March. At the Amesbury concert, in addition to the per- formance of the full band, a smaller con- cert band, made up of members of the regular band, will also play special con- cert and dance band arrangements, which promises to have a popular appeal. By the end of the year the band will proudly display snappy new brown and gold uni- forms, obtained through the efforts of band members and their parents. Haverhill High's other instrumental The money for this Magnavox stereophonic high fidelity record player was raised by the Chora- leens from such projects as rum- mage sales, whist parties, cake sales, and a Christmas Bazaar. The record player will help the Choraleens to enjoy good music as well as help them to perfect their own singing. Shown around the record player are Mrs. Sztucinski, Choraleen motherg Linda Perleyg Mary Ann Sztu- cinski, Rose Marie Fortuna, and Patricia Foisy. A group, the orchestra, also under the direc- tion of Mr. Kurkjian, continues faithfully to supply music for all school assemblies, as well as for special performances at the Trade School's annual Christmas program and its graduation exercises. The school vocal groups-the Chora- leens, the Festival Chorus, and the new- ly-formed Boys' glee club-perform un- der the able direction of Mrs. Selma Perkins. Highlights of their musical cal- endar include such events as participation in the Northeastern Massachusetts Music Festival at Belmont, and a special per- formance singing with the Commonwealth Skating Club in the Boston Arena in March. Thanks to all of our music groups, Haverhill High enjoys fine music all year long. I X Nlrs, l ostrr lRuth Chcckowitzl is firni with Judy fNancy IA-S4-url zinrl Barlnira fliileen lnseroj. Play cliroc-tor Mr. Johnson confers with secretary Carole Fantini. ' 2 . WLS? Mrs. Schultzhaminor f-lufly Milhurnj overwhelms Mrs. Foster, liain Pikej comes to the rescue. Washerwmnan Kay Kelly introduces flaupfhter Eloise CFloreen Blaroncellil to Company. 3 but Randolph fWil- Looks as though whatevefs bothering Randolph interests 4Rose Fortunaj too. Judy and Hannah fx ,, o eg? :gr WD xr Producing the Scniar Play atc 'l Wim fury 'l r 1 l Mr, Martindale tSherwin Steinbcrgj appears shocked by the p formance of Mitzi 1Pat Robinsonl. One hundred hopeful seniors vied for roles in this year's dramatic presentation A Dafa' With Judy. Keen competition resulted in se- lection of a promising cast who were soon in rehearsal under the direction of Mr. Edwin Johnson. The play concerns Judy Foster lNancy LeSeurl and her plans to solicit funds for the Community Relief Fund and thus win the crown as Queen of the school dance. However, to speed her solicitations, Judy extends her plans to include entering her parents' names lRuth Checkowitz and Philip Faracim in vari-f ous contestsg concocting a true confession which her mother mistakes for her P.T.A. speechg and trying to induce theatrical pro- ducer Mr. Martindale tSherwin Steinbergb to give her and her friend Mitiz lPatricia Rob- insoni jobs as actresses. Matters become rather involved when P.T.A. dignitary Mrs. Schultz- hammer CJudy Milburn? sweeps in to announce that Mrs. Foster may be forced to resign from the P.T.A., and when Judy's boyfriend Oogic Pringle lWayne Voseb announces he may take Judy's rival to the dance. All ends well, how- ever, and Judy wins her crown. In supporting roles, William Pike, Rose Marie Fortuna, Eileen Insero, John Roberts, Kathryn Kelly, Floreen Maroncelli, and Judy Flagg add to the laugh- provoking situations in the play. Below: Tryout jitters in the library. 3 I If 'Tia 'R XX, .iff of fir lv m ' --i X X Oogie QWayne Vosej serenades Judy QNancy LeSeurJ. Below: Susie fJudy Flaggy impresses Judy, Ran- dolph, and Rexford Meredith O'Connor tJohn Robertsl. T Ji x 5 9 Il - 415 N Irene files 1'vz1clin5: l'L'COl'KlS. Judy and Jon. .U he gr 11 , 1 if sm l The long' 'md the Short of it gi w w w- ggi? Q l' i.,.,,,- 7 , -,ey e V' 6 YM . . M at ' ,O of ' ' 5, Q 7 ' 1 Q. 5 f 4 ,lt X n 'svf Y 1 ,A 'fr-aww n'. . it mal H I ' i ' ' Fun with the faculty in basketball A relaxing moment for majorettes ,ova k c husxut spot It II H S 'lt1CC , N my M ,. K Y' 'H sv- U6- xvvfv Hai ,4ff5r 6fdS565' an ,4 I I3 55555 Ou: Stal halfback of 1065 13 45191. 4 aff iv pd' I-3 1 I A pmfect d1y fm '1 gwme Impmtant declsmn Qalutmg C1155 lmgs .f s ' X K , If ' rx -2.4.5 , . !-'X ' . 5 f . . :.- ' . . I M Thx 1 H: z . . . . ' css. if . ,,.f115i Q wwe' X n' tf ,,.. u , . V t. 5 - .3 . ' 'jj - 'g,. ' '- - ' . -Ll, ff- 3 'J K .. 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' z-. . 5 IIHNKIH --M1 Classbook Committee Row 1 Larry Miiabito Tobias Zidle Sherwin Steinberg Jonathan Woodman, Robert MacDonald Byron Pctiakis Thomas Peiione Row 2 Judy Flagg 'NI.11y Moynihun Patricia Conan Charlene Becker 'llaiy Sztucinski Mauieen DIBUIIO Marilyn Perguson, Carole Culouttc Row .3 Joyce Crowe Norma Cote Sandra McKeen Ruth Chechoxutz Frank Willett Philip Reed Philip Faraci Bexeily Thornhill Jean Eielson Maiy Lawson -K ' , , f 'N The classbook required careful thinking and hard work. Byron Petrakis presents a layout plan to other committee members. L Shemm Ste1nbe1g a wlllmg subJect poses fo1 photoglaphels Bob MacDonald and Tom Peuone The Nlartlans velsus The Thmkel XX hat a battle that was' The sealch for a theme fm the 59 Th1nke1 found classbook commlttee membels voluble xn then defense of the llttle cleatules wuth antennae O1 the penslve Statue Fmally lnto Room 108 chugged a spulterl old automoblle to lesolve the 1ssue and to soothe lagged tempels and st1 amed vocal cho1ds we we1e gomg places The d11ve to meet deadl1nes was on Camelamen Bob MacDonald and Tom Peuone lecozded on film the 1mpo1tant 3Ct1Y1tl6S of the yeal the lest of the commlttee membels clopped and leduced the p1ctu1es to flt avallable spaces on the dummy sheet and plepaled copy captlons and page headlngs fo1 each layout Woxk on publ1cat1on was demandmg and at txmes ted1ous but lt was also enjoyable Pxomllng thxough halls and homelooms to bouow shoes f1om hOlIlfl6d students pushlng a leaky balky old cal mto the 1oad to pose for a d1V1d91 page p1ctu1e canwassmg the sen1o1 class fol a d1nne1 Jacket such 1IlCld9HtS as these added laughtel to the vso1k of publlshmg the 1959 ed1t1on of The Thmker wlth the ass1stance of faculty 2.dW1SE1 NIISS Jane Ray Elassbaak Hanuuzttcc 'Ui -A. XA Sandla McKeen dxawmg a tentatne layout fo1 the baseball team L Darly the staff of the Brown and Gold pound the corrrdors of Harerhlll High School seekrng news scoops on the actrvrtres of students and faculty Wlth the help of Faculty Advrser Mr George J Merrrll Mr Sasso of the Busrness department and Mr Allrson of the Trade School prrntrng department the staff comprles five ed1 trons a year Addrtronal Journalrstlc effort by the 1958 1959 staff produced two supplementary rssues a collectron of football cheers and school songs and a dedrcatory lssue honormg ret1r1ng pr rnclpal Mr Earle H MacLeod Regular edrtlons of the paper offer the student body well balanced readrng from the rnformal chats of Wanderrng Walt Annre Annex and the scribe of the Locker Room to more prox ocatrve features and edrtorrals on school rssues Prctorral coverage of school actrxrtres and cartoons by artrsts Kay Kelly and Judy Flagg complement the work of other staff members who vsork as a team to keep the student body Informed and enter tamed through the pages of the Brown and Gold - 'N-.p Q 0 1, Nr X ' s if O u ' , 'l . g. l Q I ,1 X 1, f .. V 8 1 W' ' I A ' ' X - fm A x . t f 1 xr W., X l. Q 'TJ Crrculatron staff count copres of Brown and Gold. Publishing l A r il l . ' Q, Q , w,,.fg , f.j' - . ' . :1 9 H x-'ff , '1 E53 .air ,192-' -f I , I ., P. Zh: Brown and Gold ll'l Brown and Gold Staff Seated, 1, to r, - G, Gulezian, G, Walekevich, P. Gardella, P. Britva, B, Souliotis, R. Gulezia, L. Bassi, Cowan, Mr. Merrill, C. Becker, D. Fried, E. Gould. Cf-Kuliesh, C. Douglas, I.. Perley, G. Picard, C. Standing, l. to r.-P. Giolito, P. Paraskevakas, M. E. Pearsall, J Flagg, A. Glagovsky, R. Wolf, J. Crowe, Roche, S. Elisopoulos, M. Marony, D. Gagne, E. C. Striesfield,J. Milburne. ,.,4.J .ff 2 Glenn Gulezian keeps Mr. Currier posted on school Department heads confer with Mr. Merrill, faculty adviser news. Boys Gym Ass1stants Front row l to r W Fenlon R Watt Back row, o Owens T L1bby H D1Burro, W Vose tudcnf ,Assistants T1 'Y Lunchloom Ass1stants Frontp row l to r I Colby B Abbott P Kxnney Back row,l to r T Dyer A Thaye1 Taklng temperatures, runmng errands typlng reports runnlng off tests dellverlng llbrary SIIDS maklng out homework assxgnments these are daxly aCt1Vlt18S of the student asslstants of H H S By assumlng responslblhty for perform ance of these dutles student assxstants llghten the work of our faculty and CIGFICBI staff and take an actlve part ln the admlnlstratlon of the school Lxbrary Assxstants Front row l to r S Wysoskl D Brewel Back low l to 1 M D1Bu11o L Barbutl P Gllman P Emerson M Sztucmskx P St Louxs J Se11ato1e, E Deveau P Connolly J W1ley,J Brlggs ' 4 gk . 'C Q7 fi so H 5 is l f si 3 ' ,J if , K K I H 5 K 4 gi K 'y l ,l f y 5 . f' , . .'. , . , - I . . -T . , . '. f i I p I s u , u I . s , n 7 1 y - -i . , . . , T l.t I'.-J. , . ' , . ' . . ' ' 'K Y , I I on H ' :A K K K K lA sw 'W' A' ' .V D fi 'rf E ' ' 1 n :W Q .,. s . 'Q I I , 1 ZW 1 . .', n I' ' .. Y ' l 7 ' I ' ' Y ' 'l . ' , ' f P Dodge Mlss Carpmone, D Ha1v1e , , . . . o f' fivsfl, 5 ' .!'9 ?' 1 1- 1 Dean of Glrls Assxstants Front row I to r R Sham M Eafalla S MacLean Back low l to 1 G Clockett J U P rsano, Knley M A Moynlhan P Johnson A Glagovsky S M0ladlah C VN alkel C Becker S Bradley N Mannmg B Blxby 'S Credxt Umon bf tug:- ,Z Dean of Boys Front row,l to 1 W Kleubel, T Habxt Back 1ow,l to r A Damels N Azzolbxto J M orrow,L Houston F Mad1gan, M Hadley , . F- . , . , . - ' , . '.'- . ' , ' ' . ' 7 - . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ., J -A 4 .+A .. R X 1 v '. . , . , b f' r G, N F ., D -. 1' -. If ,' , 1 X- 1 1- ' ' 5, K ,r 'er xl? X ' .. ,a u ly. W ' 22,51 ,N 5 +1 .K 1 1 Q, 4 01, l 3' ffl ' 9 'Ut' 7' MJ' F Qi P Q d-',,' - , Q 47 0 7? 1 Q N P rn --f 'U x ', Q ' - 5 4 'N Tlx br ' 1 a 1 I 1 . 1 ' . -i . 1 . . -i - , - , . . , . . . Fnst A1d Asslstants Front row l to r M Shahlan A Zelveles S A1akel1an D Noldengxen R Amodxo Back row I to 1 N Tatro J Cadolette J Gagne R Alsenault A Lavole K Mc Mahon A Comeau J Rangex K Luc.-1e1 J E1elson QI Mam Office Assnstants C Yemma Back row l tol K M6l1lCk, T Llbby Q Batchelox P Reed E Caumg ton, G Lennon J Badalato T Peuone , . -' . I , . ' , . ' l , . ' ' , . . , . 2- . , . t ' , I. , . ' ' , . ' , . A - , . , . ', . ', . . Front row, 1. to r.-M. A. Janis, M. McN:mmra1, D. Callalmn, A. Willett, A. Metelski, . - , . '-1 . ' . A , Y. ' ', . , . ' 'I - . , . , . ' ' . Q .2 'I . is :ff Gym ASS1StaHtS son, S. McKeen, N. Cote, S. Thomas. A A OHice Secretaries Front row, 1. to r.-A. Miller, I, Pinkowski. Back row L to r.-J. Henry, J. Mancusi, J. Milburn, J. Schena, M. E Roche, C. Divensenzo. si - X7 .Q .3 ..., f E if Q 5 nr P: , -- , 42, ' Department Secretaries Front row, I. to r.-C. Cadorette, M. Ferguson, V. Blackburn, C. Stachulski. Buck row, 1. to r.-B. DeMatteo, B. Siliotis, J. Stackman, N. Denoncour, B. Robinson. Front row, 1. to r.-M. Maguire, C. Sudhalter, P. Robin- 'W' V Wifi Fust 1ow J Ulsano V Blackbuln A Red fealn S Chustophel J Hemy Second low M1 Enuco Sasso Club Adv1so1 M Felguson J Wxley L Phxlllps B De Mateo C Shellene L Plulhps P Robmson X Puller P Ixlley M Rheaume R Amodxo Th11d low D HBIWIG D Noxdenglen P Dubols L Plcald J Wnght K Chapman P Clancy B Robln son T Flynn S Bradlev S Smxth NI Eafal fQL.,,.. l 'Tk la Fourth row C Cadorette C Stachulskn B Tho1nh11l P St Louls D Ely M Adams M Roche S Arakellan, S Averlll H Duchemm lahan S Wexsoskx A Palanjlan V Benjamm J GIUSh6Skl P Leschensky J Hartln J Zel 1sko C Yemma R Glbbs P Johnson P Ursano The members of the Commerclal Club are always busy golng places and domg thmgs Included ln then' many act1v1t1es are these outstandmg annual events plannlng crazy antics for the 1n1t1at1on of new members and vlsxtlng the Haverhlll Savlngs Bank on Bank Day Makmg arrangements for that gala affalr the Com merclal Club plcnlc hlghllghts the annual program Under the supexvlslon of the faculty sponsor Mr Enrlco Sasso the outlng IS no doubt the best event of the year S1 It's a good thmg W6,16 mltxated only once We'll never hve thls down 'i'--- ' ' b ' 'H A v ' L 3 ,A , M C .B J C3 s 1' 2,3 . , 7 v 9 s T . N 'wed q C 'Q T .., , . be S1 ' of vt t ' 3-J 3 .- . ,j 1 ' Z '32 can-sl . -A F4 i . ' ! 3 . J , n . U It P. Qulnney. Pifth.1'ow:iM.. Mcblamara, Cal- Plaunzug Kammcrcml 61110 Programs - ' z li ' ' ' - X . . . . . ' . I - A M 57 e 1 - ' 'gf Zvading the 611155 af 1959 'wa' Senior Class Officers P. Cowan, Executive Committee, P. Kelley, Secretary, R. SCIICIHI, President: M. Roche, Vice President, V. Paddock, Treasurer, C. Fantini, Executive Com- mittee, C. Bradley, Executive Committee. Junior Class Oiiicexs P. Kelley, Secretary, P. Cowan, Executive Committee' Sophomore Class Officers P. Bracci, President, C. Bradley, Executive Committee: J. Badalato, Executive Committee, R. Schena, J. Eielson, Vice President, C. Fantini, Executive Com- mittee, R. Schena, Treasurer. The election is over, the results are read, campaign posters are taken down, and congratulations and cheers are be- stowed upon the winners. So goes a class election! After the excitement of elections, the time comes to get to work. Now come the many meetings in order to plan dances and class projects. Each officer has his own job to do. The President conducts these meetings and speaks at chapels. The Vice-President assists in planning dances, the Treasurer manages our fi- nances, and the Secretary takes care of correspondence and records the minutes of the meetings. The Executive Commit- tee assist in formulating plans for the year. Working with class advisers during each of our four years at H. H. S. our officers serve well as ambassadors of the class of '59. Treasurer, P. Kelly, Secretary, J, Eielson, Vice President, R. Johnson, President, M. Roche, Executive Committee, C, Fantini, Executive Committee. gp A -..m,...., l -- in Freshman Council First row: J. Mancusi, R. Checkowitz, P. St. Louis, G. Lennon, C. Menzigian, R. Dichard, J. Eielson, P. Cowan. Second row: M. Di- Burro, N. Manning, J. Badalato, L. Cossar, T. Rush, J. Capozzoli, D. Graham, R. Marino, R. Pothier, A. Renouf, J. Flagg. gzmcy Lucky Charlre' Dressed for a December day and surrounded by charmrng company l Ready for actron desert boots The sayrng that fashron trends run rn cycles has certarnly found proof at HHS thrs year Grandmas black stockrngs and trny pornted shoes along vsrth raccoon coats mrddy blouses and head ache bands have been pulled from her trunk to reappear rn classrooms and at partres Howexer unlrke the skrrts of Grandmas day today s skrrts are shorter to show more of trrm legs rn leotards rangrng rn color from l1pSt1Ck red to black Shaggy sweaters three srzes too large complement plard krlts or skorts fastened wrth gleamrng oxer srzed safety prns for casual wear Footurse fashrons wary from needle pornted pumps and suede tres to farthful old loafers 'ti '51-uv Jeanre and Carol are dressed for sn ow fun Carol and Mary Agnes rn krlts Lrke them Arnold following 5'asl1i0u 's at H. H. . 4 l Y X That's us! 2 Freshman fashions when we were young. Would you believe it? The boys are actually wearing the vests which were so popular with their fathers. Plaids, stripes, and even polka dots for the more daring souls are most popular pat terns For school chinos and corduroy slacks in all the ivy league colors team with heavy knit pullovers the new Cardigans and the senior favorite the H Sweaters For outdoor act1v1t1es the boys are wearing loden Jackets trench coats or the new short top coat in ol1ve green gray or beige Boys shoe fashions like those of the girls range from cordovans and snap Jacks to dlrty bucks or desert boots Who knows? In a few vears skirts mav be ankle length again Tired but ready to go-suede ties Gene Cauington in school fashions fI'0m Tony and BY1011 . Y Relaxation-Kay Kelly, Joe Badolato, Patty Bramley and Floreen and Judy dressed for the dance get aPDI'0V9'l 1,- .M Q'- Ax All wrapped up . . . in decorations for the Commercial Club Record Hop. Here are J. Crowe, P. Dubois, and J. Wiley tangled up in the decoration streamers. Dmrrating, Dancing, Dreaming -..- -V ...... -....-. -.,.w --evo... --VI.. At the Hop - the annual Sophomore Football Hop. Waking, kepairing, Healing School nu1ses admmlster annual TB patch test to membels of the Sen1or Class Supplementmg the scholastxc program provxded by our faculty the Health and Serv1ce staff work to prov1de for our physlcal needs Wlth supplles rangmg from brooms to bandages tur blnes to turkeys the staff IS well equlpped to fulfill thexr dut1es Mr Mannmg and hls able asslst ants offer a menu of sandw1ches and mxlk or a full course d1nner to tempt our appetltes at lunch tmme Repalrmg desk tops so prone to accldents polxshmg floors checklng and dxstrxbutlng sup plles are only a few of the dutles of Mr Kelly and hls custodlal staff Ready to answer our fre quent calls for help the cus todlans keep our bulldlng clean and well repaxred Above Peggy McNama '1 and Donna Callahan check to see the effects of sum mel fun on helght and Welght Rrght B111 Glfford waxts h1s tu1n whxle Dave Dut ton checks hls 1eco1ds wlth the school nurse Patchlug Our C1lStOdl3.IlS M1 John Lmnehan M Aloyslus Cannlng and M1 Flank Kelly Semox Custodlan From thezr spotlessly clean boxler room Mr Martm and M1 Plngree keep the bulldmg xt comfortable and healthful tem peratures throughout the school year We most appreclate then efforts on fr1g1d January days The school nurses dutles vary from patchmg up our cuts tc filllng out health cards They v1s1t the school regularly to check on the well bemg of the entxre student body All members of the health and servlce staff play 1m portant roles ln our school l1fe workmg to make our school days pleasant and healthful cuts and bruzses ibn? 3 an XS Above Fxreman Mr E erett Martln Englneer Mr Frank Pmglee, and some of the comphcated IYl8ChlI191y needed to heat the school Left Lunchl oom Start Mr Newman Mannmg, Supervlsor, Mls Jeanette Caugnan, M1s Rose Cou lombe, Mxs Eva Tlahan, Mlss Mary Colantonl, Mls Helen Molellx , Q Y' n J KK V.: Winning 'R E5 .lu Hhampiauships ,hs Startling Offense Preseason forecasts had the Hillies tabbed in this encounter. Game number three saw the as a fair ball club, but by the annual Turkey Hillies down a comparatively weak Lynn Day affair in Manchester, we all knew that our Classical team 36-8. Here the defensive unit boys were more than that. They were cham- put the pressure on, keeping down the oppo- pions. sition's score. The win streak was expected to Before the season even got underway, Old end the following Saturday, when the Brown Man Weather came around to put a crimp in and Gold visited the Watch City eleven at plans. Rain, rain, and more rain made it neces- Waltham. But the Hillies began to show sary to postpone the opener to a school day. championship calibre when they amazed every- On that holiday from afternoon sessions and one by trouncing Waltham 44-0. In this game, detentions, a large crowd watched our boys as before, both offensive and defensive units battle Beverly to a 6-6 tie. As in all the games played their parts perfectly. Lowell was next this year, no one man could be singled out for on the schedule. On Sunday, in a pouring rain, praise, for it was truly a team effort. In the Coach Ryan's charges bombed a weak Lowell next game, our team really came through, team 20-0. If the field had been dryer, the turning, back a tough and favored Malden score would have been much higher. eleven, 36-28. A fine offensive unit really shone q Y -P.. H .X - 'ts x P L.- Z 3 Gerry White, on a second down play tries to escape Hutchinson fleftl. He made it for twelve yards and a from the clutches of Beverly's Hamor frightj and first down. XX if. i f Fe' ' Ck ' ' .i H M .pair ,pg V s tx 4 ,,...f-nv-'? ' A Charlie Bradley tackles Waltham's Joe Zeno Charlie Bradley blocks a Joe Zeno punt to give Haverhill the near midfield to force Waltham to punt. ball deep in Waltham territory. Gerry White 1333 and Bobby Schena 1171 look on ready to help if necessary. Stenewall Defense Another threat to Haverhill's streak came when Coach Sheridan's previously unbeaten team from Salem invaded the Riverside Arena. Despite penalties totaling over 100 yards, our highly spirited team downed the Witch City eleven, 20-7. Both teams deserve credit for a well played game. A stubborn Medford club almost upset Haverhill's well conditioned team, when the. Hillies went there for the game of November 8. Although faced with defeat, our boys pulled this one out of the fire by scoring twice in the final quarter to defeat the Mus- tangs, 24-14. The game of the year was played on Sun- day, November 16. Over 20,000 payees and wall jumpers came to see the game which de- cided the Class A championship between the Hillies and the Lancers from Lawrence. The game was truly one of championship teams. Although our boys played their hearts out, the better team won 30-12. The final game for the LaMore and White co-captained squad came on Thanksgiving Day when they traveled to Manchester. There, a thoroughly chilled crowd saw Haverhill completely outplay the Granite State champs. The final score was 22-6. This Thanksgiving Day game ended the season for the Hillies on a successful note. Their fine record of seven wins, one loss, and one tie, disproved the predictions of armchair quarterbacks. The First Unit-offense and defense, Front: Joe Bradley e. Backs: Gerry White, hbg Al Cadorette Lamore, eg John Chadwick, tg Stu Fall, tg Bob fb, Ronnie D'Arcangelo, qbg Tony Kazukonis qb Zarbolias, gg George Lennon, cg Tony Schena, gg Bob Schena, hbg Randy Bly, hbg and Billy Lewis fb Gene Carrington. tg Marty Velishka, eg Charlie H L- . . - . 1- . : ,. 1-1 The Cheerleaders: Front: Joan Rogers, Sheila Smith, Pat Kelly, Maureen Di- Burro, and Pat Cowan. Back: Jean Eielson, Carol Piersall, Diane Ely, Gloria Davis, Judy Gaudette, Donna. Brewer, Sandra Christopher, and Joyce Crowe. The first coin toss of the season. Beverly's Co-cap- tains fleftl are Ryan l15j and Tomeo f20J. Haverhill,s Co-captains frightj are Joe Lamore C301 and Gerry White 1331. The referee is Phil- ip Gandolfo. Tails! Haverhill wins, a good omen, and elects to receive. Date Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nov. Opponent 19 Saugus 29 Beverly 4 Malden 11 Lynn Classical 18 Waltham 26 Lowell 2 Salem 8 Medford 16 Lawrence 27 Manchester Central QN H J A Waltham player tries to head off Bobby Schena. Bobby, however, reversed his field and went all the way for a 76-yard touch- down. In the background is Haverhill's Dick Ma- guire. Flashy Sophomore half- back Jimmy Owens puts on a burst of speed and eludes three Waltham players to go thirty yards for a touchdown. ,Jef ' 6' 1958 Haverhill High Cross Country Team Front row, l. to r.: R. Grant, W. Vose, D. Grant, J. Campbell, J. Johnson, W. Thornton, B. Chapinski, J. Leahy, Coach Charles White, F. MacDonald, R. Faraci, R. Grant, R. Thurston, R. VVatt, C. O'Neil. a A it 1 .. e , ' Yf'i.Q i'i 1 4, - ' I Ronnie Grant, Bob Grant, and George O'N eil take the first three places against Reading. Olfcr Hill and Owr Dal: Winnei Wakefield 17 Winchester 18 Salem 15 Reading 27 Haverhill 215 Revere 27 Middlesex County Essex County '.x-',lbmR gk Sbt.-QNX Q S,.in?h . . ts ef I-Illlzes wlagieilj . agsafi Loser Haverhill 39 Haverhill 41 Haverhill 50 Haverhill 32 Lawrence 35115 Haverhill 28 Cross Country Meet Cross Country Meet . --fw ' 'Z 9 ' . ' i 3 ' K -v.. V- . I ., nd M50 , QPFLI iff- :P ,wt - f V' . '- Q.. , Q .. -. .- V , ' -mi Q ' ...MW -tv .. ,f ' '- , we-r . . . , . . . 1 , 'f 'Y 'f 1 K 1 'A 'L' ui ' . Haverhill Harriers taking the lead against Reading. Because of strong competition and a slow start, the 1958 Haverhill High Harriers, under the leadership of Coach Charlie White and Co-cap- tains Bob Watt and Dick Thurston, could come up with only a 1 to 5 record. However, the team improved with time, as they put on a late season spurt in the last three meets. The Hillies lost a close meet to Read- ing, trounced Lawrence High for their only victory, and closed the season losing a toughie to Revere under poor conditions. In addition to their reg- ular schedule of meets, Haverhill High entered in two post season meets, the Essex County meet and the Middlesex County meet. Despite steady rain and sloppy conditions, the boys from the castle finished fourth in the Essex County meet. Some of the runners who deserve mention are George O'Neil, Ron Grant, Bob Grant, John Campbell, and Bob Faraci. Although the 1958 cross-countrymen didn't have a brilliant record, the future certainly looks bright. A glance at the results of the meets shows that the majority of Haverhill's finishers were underclassmen. All the outstanding runners of 1958 with the exception of Bob Grant, will be returning in 1959. This group will form a nucleus of a strong veteran team led by Captain John Soupy Campbell. N E QMS Warm-up time before a big meet. It's the same G. A. L., but the uniform styles have changed drastically in the thirty years as shown by P. Partellow, N. Cote, G. McCaffrey, and P. Provost. The biggest thrill for any G. A. L. member is the Awards Day on which she receives her H Sweater, the major G. A. L. award, which symbolizes four years of participation in girls' sports. This year marks the thirtieth anniversary of the League which was first started in 1928 to give girls an oppor- tunity to participate in various after school sports, such as basketball, softball, badminton, bowling, and square dancing. For their participation in this program, the girls win points which make them eligible for such awards as shields, numerals, or minor H's, and finally the sweater. A highlight of the program each year is the selection of the Brown and Gold teams. Every member who is chosen for this team treasures always her Brown and Gold letter. In addi- tion, an annual square dance competition is held. For compe- tition, the girls, attired in gay, colorful costumes, dance every- thing from the Boston Two- Step to the Hora, Happy Anniversary to the G. A. L. which in the past thirty years, has provided much fun as well as the essence of good sportsmanship for the girls of H. H. S. Hougratulafians fa-5. ,4. . G.A.L. officers: M. Lawson, Secretaryg J. Serra- WVhat grace! What form! What a volleyball game! tore, Treasurerg.J, Eielson, President, D. Brewer, Vice-president. if-l '3: Girls of Greek descent model Greek costumes in connection with the G.A.L. foreign dance program. Chair Chirticfh Anniversary .5 wa Jean Serratore, Donna Brewer, and Mary Lawson, G. A. L. officers, register freshmen. t . -' nv 4 .I A l 5- I' A Ml Senior G.A.L. Members Back row, l. to r.: C. Fantini, J. Kilburn, J. Rogers, Front row, l. to r.: S. Ch t h P C - ' ' ' 11s op er, . owan, M. Law J. Crowe, S. Santarelh, M. Sztucmskl, T. Johnson, son, J. Eielson, D. Brewer, M. Moynihan, J. Mancuzi. N. Cote, S. McKeen. .A Sport for every girl Senior set in square dance competition- Faculty point? Seniors vs. Faculty in Volleyball. --n-..- 'L ggffggg xx g 5 w A AQ. . fry ' Q if as qt , I' V 4. 44 . .f- 'X 1 E' .N A ,2- . . 17 ,If 1' A-A 2:3 BV Wf f fm! 2 . 'W f - f 'I QM F ll , N ,d 9 , 5 ,Y . .ir 951 .. 37:3 x 'u f 'Q Big Jon Woodman comes down with one vs. Saugus. Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill Haverhill .. Lynn English 68 .. Lynn Classical 48 .. ...... Gloucester 76 Beverly 45 Saugus 37 Manchester Central, N.H. 52 Salem 58 .. ....... Peabody35 .. .... Lynn English 69 .. Lynn Classical 80 .. .... Gloucester 53 Beverly 62 Saugus 46 Manchester Central, N.H. 65 Salem 59 Lawrence 74 . . . . . . Lawrence 46 Hey Bob, here I am! Crawl the 5556! Coach White and the boys talk it over during time out. The '58-'59 hoop season was a tough one for the Hillies, a green squad competing in a league of teams who had starters with a year's experience in varsity competition. In the first part of the season, the team was hampered by injuries and illness. However, as the season progressed and the team improved, it became evident that even with- out the services of injured co-captain Tony Kazukonis, who was greatly missed because of his shooting ability and ball handling, had these boys had the advantage of another year of experience, they would have commanded a lot of attention in the Essex County League. The Haverhill club made its first appearance at the second annual Andover High School Alumni Jamboree, on the new Andover court, where it defeated Woodbury High of Salem, New Hampshire in a close contest. The final score, after two eight minute periods, was 22-21. In this game, John Palmieri, a transfer student from Waterville, Maine, showed great promise, scoring eight points with four shots from the floor. A week later, the Hillies ap- peared at the annual Gloucester Jamboree where they were defeated by Lynn English in thirty minutes of run- ning time. At the Jamboree, Coach White got a look at the powerful squad which his team was scheduled to meet five days later at Haverhill. Despite Coach White's efforts to curb the visitors' at- tack, English succeeded in copping their first victory in the opener at Haverhill, This win started them on the road to a very successful season which saw them capture the league crown for the second successive year, and se- cure a Tech Tournament trial berth. The Hillies then suf- fered a series of three defeats by Lynn Classical-in a game lost in the last two minutes of play-Gloucester, and Beverly. However, on January 7, the Hillies made a great comeback, defeating Saugus in a completely one-sided con- test. Coach White was able to substitute freely in this game, and used a two platoon system which enabled him to capitalize on the shooting ability of Jim Carifio and forwards Joe LaMore and Dave Court, while alternating fast guards Bobby Schena, Vaughn Paddock, Ron D'Ar- cangelo, and John Palmieri. aunty Cfircuit .., . i Look man, I'm comin' through! Vaughn drives for two vs. Saugus. In a visit to Salem on January 113, the Hillies resumed league play after dropping one to Manchester Central of New Hampshire. It looked for a while as though Salem was not as strong as had been predicted, and with Jon Woodman grabbing the ball off the boards, it seemed as though the game would go down to the wire, but the Hil- lies could not match the shooting of the Witches in the second half, and this game went into the books in the right Column, On Friday of the same week, the Peabody Tanners came into town, As was expected, the game was a close one with Haverhill ending up on top. On January 20, the llillies again met the uncontainable English five as the league went into the second half of competition. Throughout the season, the Hillies improved steadily, and the line perforinance of high scorer Jim Carifio, board- men Jtlll Woodnian, Leon L'zdavenis, and Dave Court and back court men Dick Maguire, Vaughn Paddock, and Bob- by Schena made possible the upsetting of Gloucester on January 28, and Salem on February 11, The Salem vic- tory inarked the first time the Haverhill club has beaten the Witches at Haverhill since 1951. 1 ,ig PQ' 1 I l X KX -txxxag 5-- xcyi ' X . W 'N ,X f sb k . .- ' f x.,. 4, g , 43'f'f-fL , ,S , - X ' Qu.-' FT Q fl ar ., ,,.. f- -- W 7 ff 30 nw 90 ff J ,.. Q on 1 V7 ,- Q, y... W, .5 Q0 if h . v,,M.,m7'f!, ff V fg, , .-' 713, K Seated: Wayne Vose, Anthony Geminaro, Victor Blanchet, George Bejian, Robert Fitzgerald, Robert Lavoie. Kneeling: Melvin Daly, Victor Legault, Jack Sweeney, Ceorge O'Neil, Robert McCarthy, William Pike, Standing: Mr. George Hey, Faculty Manger, Gerald White, Stuart Fall, Coleridge Gill, Ronald MacDonald, Robert Grant, David Mooers, Mr. Charles White, Coach. Hillics an the Mow Left: Stu Fall tries for a record. Below: Bill Pike sails over the bar. Q 'li ' f TTII still if lit, ' . , 0 H-NW -ahhuflfw' . H A ' C- V i W '1W'3' it Q- 'E' 'F ' Ia F. L, A C , Y, 1 I- A... U yr. 2----2' Wg. 1 -.-Q-in . . MQW .. .... .au:g.i.-fue-f ' t , ' . With many returnees from the '57 squad, the Hillies set up the hurdles and began training in April. Run, run, and keep run- ning was the order of the day from Coach Charlie White, and the squad responded quickly. The old form came back and spirits soared. The George Bejian led squad were out to cop the Essex County League crown which they had so narrowly missed the pre- vious year, but lady luck seemed to have other plans for the Haverhill High Track Squad. All looked well when Coach White's charges met Methuen in the lirst meet of the season. The squad was in great shape and spirits were high, factors accounting for the impressive score of Haverhill 57, Meth- uen 20. The future didn't look very rosy though when Haverhill met its next opponent -Salem. The Witches had many surprises for the Hillies and turned the tables, 66-20. A break in the regular schedule came when the cindermen took part in the Essex Coun- ty Meet. Clouds again began to form when the locals met their old enemy Lynn English. The Englishmen got the best of the Hillies 'and swamped them 64-31. Neighboring North Andover was not so neighborly when they encountered the Hillies. As a matter of fact, they were quite stubborn and the Hillies met defeat again by the score of 57 1X3- 19 3f4. Beverly soon followed suit with her southern friends by walking over Haverhill 64-22. Seeking win number two of the dis- appointing season Coach White restored the spirit of the squad and in a real traditional Haverhill - Lawrence thriller, Haverhill downed the Mill City sprinters 48-47. With an assist from lady luck, the record of the '59 season will be more impressive, for the Hillies tracken are out to revenge their losses of last year. Vic Legault shot putting against Beverly. Hatter J QL Rh T W llp Hzllzcsl fi H A M3 NK HH!! I f u- -X f YQAKHHILZ A 'XQARHHIK Id wmhfll 1 Baseball Team Row 1 R Schema R Esposlto N WI9111Ck T Cxcale Row 2 R Dmhaxd A Kflzukoms T Lebxo L Wembelg V Paddock R Wexmouth Row 3 B Puauo R Bas1le R Dlon Coach Felxx -Xndxus A Lorenzo J Lamore B Ruth an ' T' .URM ,A- 'KB iw Above Kaz boosts hls axelage wlth th1s hlt Left Ye1 out as Bany gets hlm at the plate O11 5 'rg' ig' -th 'VG'--:as Qt! EW an 11' 'gl' r. ' 'ig Nic ' -- -,- , is-Arr' . - N' - an. .X . -f , -fs,.::: , ff s 'v 3 'W - . - -A Q.: ifft x Q Vaughn starts a rally as he reaches first on infield hit. A Felix Andrus coached Haverhill High base- ball team came within one victory of second place in the Essex County Baseball League which would have qualified them for an East- ern Massachusetts tourney berth for the 1958 season. It was Beverly who upset the apple- cart with a 6-0 win over the Hillies on May 27 on the three-hit pitching of Ralph Terry. Ending the season on May 29 with a 5-2 victory over Lawrence, the Hillies finished with an 8-7 record, one game behind Glouceste1', 9-6, and 25 games behind the league leading cham- pions, Lynn English 10-6. Tony Kazukonis led the team in batting with 3.11 Co-captains Vaughn Paddock and Richie a .324 average while Larry Weinberg led in fielding with a .976 average. 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K 15,4 f , x . v in ,QQ-' 1.-11 1 1. , , 4.. .-fa, , . 4- i,.'-'pf 1 I, ,fx E+, .. .1 3' :H Making ceramic jewelry X in art class. lr ju.. , 4 an I , i .v- ' d - '- Q il , -J l pl in NL ' f ' 4 Y fr Y V 4 ur' A I, V. 1 N x , 5' S ' s ug. ' 4 NX- . - S xy, x K i L gs W Saying good-by to Mr. MacLeod. During our four-year journey through Hav- erhill High School, we have traveled to many places and we have enjoyed varied activities. Having arrived at the crossroads of gradua- tion, we shall choose careers that follow paths ff..- W4-'nik Stepping into tomorrow. as varied as the activities of our high school days. Whatever our chosen path, we shall travel with confidence gained from our fruitful jour- ney of the past four years. Prmted by Campus Publlcatlons P3011 Pennswlx ama Lover by Kmgscrait Ofliclal Photographer McKeen Studlo Haverh1ll Massxchusetts Student Photographers Thomas Pelrone and Robert MacDonald Candld Photographs The Haverhlll Journal and The Haverhill Gazette We are partlcularly grateful to the followmg people for thexr gen eroslty of tlme and effort m behalf of the 1959 classbook Messrs Phxlhp and Russell McKeen of the McKeen Studlo Mlss Nettle Carplnone of the Busmess Depaltment of Haxerhlll Hlgh School, MISS Margaret Deppmg and Mr Ph1l1p Rap1sard1 of the Art De partment of Haverhlll Hlgh School rv 1 '. , v . . . n ' ' ww: lw N n y , nl L s. l: ' 1 L 1 . . I , Y . , . 1 . . . , . ' 7 z f-.- . fi' '. J.-aw! X N Ag' !f , 4 . 'I ,X f i f fi . i , S . ', i 'f Going Places, Doing Ching ---Q.fQf,4'f-1-7. fiffmy -kbgxx ,f1 j1+ 11 E, , A A' 3 . , f-LQ .1 . fliifi X -1 iff , ff' 7QL'3?iff Z 1 iff! iig g 5 ii