Marlborough High School - Marlborough High Yearbook (Marlborough, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1958 volume:

EVER COLONIAL, spa BIOLOGY TO EXCEL □dp FOREWORD This is the chronicle of the Class of 1958. In it we hope to recall some of the events that have lead to our graduation. Just as this fan¬ tastic and glorious space age is being launched. so too is this not so fantastic but glorious class being propelled into the world of tomorrow. May its members, individually and collectively. experience peace and success, unhampered by the bounds of time and space. MARLBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL MARLBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS irwji i auacuu.ujjjjj. i jw ' j ——-- j THE PANTHER 3 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Raymond C. Richer PRINCIPAL John F. Francis ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL D. Joseph Hannagan 4 DEDICATION We, the Class of 1958, dedicate our Yearbook, the Panther, to our Parents for their love, patience, and encouragement. and to the Faculty for their interest and efforts to help us achieve our goals. Mr. John F. Francis, Principal Mr. D. Joseph Hannagan, Assistant Principal, Biology Mrs. Lorraine Luz, Secretary to the Principal Mr. Paul Anghinetti, Librarian, English Mr. Leo F. Brennan, Social Studies Mr. Albert S. Claridge, Director of Physical Education Mrs. Anna H. Cosgrove, Business Education Miss Elinor C. Crotty, English, Law Mrs. Therese Daly, English Mrs. H. Dean Davis, Vocal Music Miss Sarah I. Davitt, Household Arts Mr. Richard DeCesare, Public Expression Miss Maureen A. Dolan, Physical Education Dr. Robert A. Dolan, Director of Guidance and Personnel Mr. Arthur Duplessis, Driver Education Miss Mary K. Fee, Dean of Girls, English Miss Mary C. Fox, French, Spanish Mr. Paul V. Gallagher, Visual Aids Mrs. M. Berthe Gauthier, Business Education Mr. James D. Hayes, Practical Arts, Citizenship Mr. James G. Honen, Latin Miss Catherine L. Hutch, English, Biology Mr. William J. Kelleher, Practical Arts, Aviation Mr. Robert F. Lyons, Science Mr. George Macricosta, Social Studies, Mathematics Miss Eleanor R. McDonald, French, Mathematics Miss Margaret J. McDonald, Business Education Miss Rosemary Mitchell, English Mr. John D. O ' Connell, Mathematics Miss Mary E. O ' Halloran, Business Education Miss Lucy S. Oulohojian, Mathematics Mr. Howard H. Searles, Director of Art Mrs. Helen Stone, English, Social Studies Mr. Cosmo A. Valente, Director of Music Miss Blanche E. Wheeler, Household Arts VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Mr. Lloyd F. Spaulding, Director Mr. Robert Westorj, Instructor of Related Work 5 OUR ADVISORS YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jane Shure ASSOCIATE EDITORS Gail Phillipo William Miller TYPING EDITORS Janice Bishop Elaine DesRochers Marguerite Shannon - LITERARY EDITOR Helen Simonian ASSISTANTS Linda Baker Mary Comerford Elizabeth Dolan William Donnally Paul Drummy Irene Duesel Paul Duplessis Jane Fitzgerald Peter Forbush Peter Forrest Virginia Garcia Carole Vlass SPORTS EDITOR ART EDITORS Philip Riccuiti Terrence Kenney Anne Miele Gail Taylor Fred Grosso Robert Lambert James Little George Lombardo Robert May Odette Plante Doris Marshall Paul Sharon James Spear Robert Sullivan Stanley Supeck 6 SENIORS SHIRLEY CLARK Shirl A cute little senior.. .quiet in her ways.. .has a smile that shows a sparkling per¬ sonality. . .always a friend .. .will make an attentive telephone operator... ROBERT COFFIN Bob A boy loaded with person¬ ality.. .hard worker for all class projects.. .member of hockey and rifle teams... outdoor sports enthusiast... ambition: airplane mechan¬ ic... JOHN COLLINS Johnny Johnny has a great ability with cars.. .easy going... wel I I iked... plans to enter the Navy after graduation .. .maybe will design ships with a flair as well as atom¬ ic powered, customized cars... ROBERT COLLINS Bob An ardent skin diver.. .en¬ thusiastic and energetic class worker, worked at a long list of school functions .. .plans to major in Eng¬ lish at Worcester State Teachers... Bookkeeping RAYMOND COMBS Ray Carefree.. .Ray ' s quiet manner ana affable person¬ ality are easy to take... hockey co-captain.. .loves to live dangerously.. .plans to attend East Coast Aero Tech.... MARY COMERFORD Marybelle Cute, efficient, depend¬ able. . .has a pleasing per¬ sonality and makes friends easily.. .loves working with children.. .plans to enter the field of nursing... 10 ROBERT COUGHLIN Bob Bobby adds to the life of any party. . .always has a quick story or riotous imitation... usually responsible for any new saying.. .can be serious when necessary.. .his win¬ ning personality is sure to be a va luable asset... ROGER CROSSMAN Roge The man with two loves, girls and Buicks.. .with his manners how can he help but succeed in life.. .pol¬ itician .. .representative. .. will be taking Junior Citi¬ zens through the State House.. .can be depended upon... WILLIAM DALTON Bill Carefree, easy-going delib¬ erate, Billy will always make friends. . .never hurries except on the football field .. .his hobby is woodcraft and his goal Lowell Tech. ... DAVID DeCOFF Dave Vigorous and energetic... good pal and fine sport... can usually be heard be¬ fore seen in his Ford...plans for future are to become a mechanic.. .biggest collec¬ tion of model cars in Marl¬ boro. .. Mathematics DENNIS DEMERS Denny Industrious.. .always in a jo vial mood.. .mild mannered .. . tactful ...can always be sure of a car full of commut¬ ers...the football team will miss this rugged guard. . .U. of Mass, engineering school will benefit. . . ELAINE DESROCHERS Lainie Co-captain and one of our peppy, hard-working cheer¬ leaders for three years... lively personality and very attractive .. .peaches and cream complexion.. .plans to study cosmetology. .. Chief typist for Yearbook. . . 11 SHIRLEY CLARK Shirl A cute little senior.. .quiet in her ways.. .has a smile that shows a sparkling per¬ sonality. . .always a friend .. .will make an attentive telephone operator.. . ROBERT COFFIN Bob A boy loaded with person¬ ality. . .hard worker for all class projects.. .member of hockey and rifle teams... outdoor sports enthusiast... ambition: airplane mechan¬ ic. .. JOHN COLLINS Johnny Johnny has a great ability with cars... easy going... well liked.. .plans to enter the Navy after graduation . . .maybe will design ships with a flair as well as atom¬ ic powered, customized cars... ROBERT COLLINS Bob An ardent skin diver.. .en¬ thusiastic and energetic class worker, worked at a long list of school functions .. .plans to major in Eng¬ lish at Worcester State Teachers... Bookkeeping RAYMOND COMBS Ray Carefree... .Ray ' s quiet manner ana affable person¬ ality are easy to take... hockey co-captain.. .loves to live dangerously.. .plans to attend East Coast Aero Tech.... MARY COMERFORD Marybelle Cute, efficient, depend¬ able. . .has a pleasing per¬ sonality and makes friends easily... loves working with children.. .plans to enter the field of nursing... 10 V ROBERT COUGHLIN Bob Bobby adds to the life of any party. . .always has a quick story or riotous imitation... usually responsible for any new saying.. .can be serious when necessary.. .his win¬ ning personality is sure to be a valuable asset... ROGER CROSSMAN Roge The man with two loves, girls and Buicks.. .with his manners how can he help but succeed in life.. .pol¬ itician. . .representative... will be taking Junior Citi¬ zens through the State House.. .can be depended upon... WILLIAM DALTON Bill Carefree, easy-going delib¬ erate, Billy will always make friends. . .never hurries except on the football field .. .his hobby is woodcraft and his goal Lowell Tech. ... DAVID DeCOFF Dave Vigorous and energetic... good pal and fine sport. .. can usually be heard be¬ fore seen in his Ford.. .plans for future are to become a mechanic.. .biggest collec¬ tion of model cars in Marl¬ boro. .. Mathematics DENNIS DEMERS Denny Industrious. . .always in a jo¬ vial mood...mild mannered .. . tactful ... can always be sure of a car full of commut¬ ers... the footba 11 team will miss this rugged guard. . .U. of Mass, engineering school will benefit. .. ELAINE DESROCHERS Lainie Co-captain and one of our peppy, hard-working cheer¬ leaders for three years... lively personality and very attractive .. .peaches and cream complexion.. .plans to study cosmetology... Chief typist for Yearbook... 11 RICHARD DIBUONO Dick Our class president for two years.. .popular.. .true leader in scholarship as well as friendship.. .outstanding ability will help Dick make his name at Worcester Tech... ELIZABETH DOLAN Betsy An asset to the Student Council.. .pretty, shy.. .the typical Fair Lady...likes nice clothes, good books, and redheads.. .Betsy plans to prepare for the teaching profession at Emmanual College... Vocational School WILLIAM DONNALLY Billy Silent still-water type... trigger sharp with a witty answer.. .mirth maker of Room 30.. .will enter Cali¬ fornia Tech after graduation ... if he doesn ' t make a name in science, he ' ll make a bundle writing science fiction... PAUL DRUMMEY Drum Snappy brown eyes.. .ipana smile.. .good athlete... chief assistant to juggling Coach Nordon ' s football. .. Drum ' s ambition is to be¬ come a teacher or a photog¬ rapher in Miami, autograph¬ ing self-portraits... IRENE DUESEL Renee One of the nicest looking girls in the class.. .has a charming smile.. .a noncha¬ lant attitude towards life... would like to enter the busi¬ ness world.. .part-time wait¬ ress at H. Johnson ' s.. .even clams I ike her.. . PAUL DUPLESSIS Paul Quiet and shy appearance but don ' t let that fool you .. .a really good sport about everything.. .Captain of the Hockey team.. .is not sure about his future but engineering or teaching would suit him fine... 12 RAYMOND DUVARNEY Ray Quiet and well-mannered .. .never known to hurry... an intelligent and ambitious classmate.. .Member of Hon¬ or Society...Bausch-Lombe science award winner.. .we expect to hear his name attached to some rocket someday... MARY ELLIS Mary A fine girl, always willing to help.. .very adept in cooking and sewing.. .will make a fine homemaker someday.. .one of our high- stepping majorettes for the past two years.. .hopes to become a secretary... Physics Lab SHIRLEY EMOND Shirl Quiet and shy.. .soft-spoken .. .usually seen but not heard.. .often interrupts classes with her mischievous giggle.. .future undecided .. .spins quite a record col¬ lection .. .will accomplish her secretarial duties to mu¬ sic. .. MARY JANE FITZGERALD Fitzy One of the wittiest girls in the class.. .a riot in chem¬ istry. . .very style conscious especially of colored shoes .. .would like to attend Worcester State Teachers College, and take a trip to Miami.. . PETER FORBUSH Pete Nice.. .easy going... greatest asset is being him¬ self... Vice President of Athletic Association in his junior year.. .fiercely ag¬ gressive in athletic compe¬ tition. . .plans to enter Uni¬ versity of Maine... PETER FORREST Pete Likeable Pete looks on the bright side of things... drives his teachers to dis¬ traction by talking too much in class.. .a real cool danc¬ er.. .a student of Greek... future undecided... VIRGINIA GARCIA Ginny Flag-bearer for the High School Band...a terrific dancer and crazy about sport clothes.. .always ready for a good time.. .pastime is letter writing.. .plans to become a hairdresser... YVONNE GAUTHIER Yvonne A future housewife on French Hill.. .has a good word for all.. .chic dressmaker who will copy Dior ' s styles on a budget basis and let ' s hope they won ' t be saques ... will be advertised on W.O. R. C. ... MARIE GIANCOLA Marie Shiny black hair and spark- I ing eyes... fun to have around and always full of giggles.. .has an interest in becoming a receptionist... and a good one too.. .at least waiting will be fun in her office... ANTHONY GIORGI Tony A nice looking fellow and sharp dresser.. .makes friends easily and usually keeps them because of his pleasing per¬ sonality and good manners... intends to enter the engineer¬ ing field... Modern Greek FRED GROSSO Freddie Quiet and shy in his ways but first impressions are often deceiving.. .has a quick sense of humor which shows itself at unexpected times.. .plans to attend U. of Mass. .. .secondary ca¬ reer as a baseball reporter... RONALD GUEST Red A sharp dresser and very good dancer.. .will chal¬ lenge anyone to anything .. .He is sure to be a suc¬ cess in all he does... 14 ANTHONY GULBANKIAN Tony Very intelligent, studious and dependable.. .well liked by all his classmates .. .a good farmer as well as a good mechanic.. .will be sure of success and friends... BEVERLY HANSON Bev Cute and carefree.. .easy going manner...quiet... pretty eyes.. .hopes to enter the Secretarial field...wild about horses and farmers... her home will be in Better Homes and Gardens. ... ROBERT HINCKLEY Bob A very energetic member of our class.. .a fast runner and a good sport.. .With his per¬ sonality and his friendliness, he is sure to succeed... PATRICIA HORRIGAN Pat Addition to any group... possesses a contagious laugh .. .friendly manner towards everyone.. .plans to attend Becker Junior College to be¬ come an accountant.. .those plans over the phone from Michigan might have a fu¬ ture. .. Sewing HELEN IAMARTINO Helen Terrific personality., .easy going.. .adept softbalI pitcher for four years.. .al¬ ways willing to give a help¬ ing hand.. .has a collection of Spanish articles.. .hopes to attend Bridgwater Teach¬ ers College... BERNHARD JENSEN Bernie Industry personified at the Vocational School.. .per¬ sonality plus.. .devotes spare time to his ' 52 Mer¬ cury. . .we ' ll see his picture on Navy posters with that blond hair and those blue eyes... 15 PAUL JOLIE “Bull Tall best-looking senior... star football player.. .non¬ chalant and unconcerned .. .often takes trips to Hud¬ son. . .plans to enter college in the fall... VINCENT KEANE Vince Very shy and quiet.. .al¬ ways finishes what he sets out to do with little exer¬ tion .. .He will make many friends in his new home town, Stoneham... Vocational Shop TERRENCE KENNEY Terry A real artist and outdoor sportsman.. .enjoys skiing and archery.. .designer of our class banner.. .always on hand to help whenever needed.. .destination is Boston Museum of Art... ROBERT LAMBERT Lam Debonnaire, witty...best describe the Lam .. .loves plaid vests and bow ties... his persuasive nature charms everyone. ..plans to become a forester at University of Mass.... LINDA LAPORTE Squeeks Everyone ' s friend.. .can cheer almost anyone with her original sense of humor... known as snow bunny of Jer¬ icho. . .her carefree smile will be an asset to her as a fashion retailer... JAMES LITTLE Jimmy Wei l-dressed.. .active in school affairs.. .blond and good looking.. .an asset to our class.. .hopes to enter Northeastern.. .sports ' re¬ porter or business man, our Jim is competent.. .served as Junior Mayor of Marl¬ boro. .. GEORGE LOMBARDO Lom A boy who puts his heart and soul into sports.. .Midland League, North Shore, and Greater Boston All Star in football.. .basketball and track letterman.. .futureplans are to be seen on TV again... DORIS MARSHALL Dorrie This breezy charactor is the future hope of the secretarial world.. .a disposition as steady as the North Star... a joy to have for a friend... Senior English RICHARD MARSHALL Dick A good machinist and a good classmate.. .future plans in¬ clude owning his own mach¬ ine shop.. .hot rod custom¬ izer.. .vacation home in New Hampshire with purest well water.. .construction engineer.. .especially on Valentines... JACKIE MATTEUS Jack Easy come, easy go.. .that ' s our treasurer.. .Jack can usually be found deep in thought over class dues... He no doubt, will be a great success... EDGAR MAURICE Eddie A blond bombshell who op¬ erates with a silencer... quiet, but dynamite.. .the mechanic of the atomic age.. .his hot rod garage will be set up on a drag strip... PATRICIA MAURO Pat A very likeable girl with pretty raven-black hair... glorifies one of the local banking establishments... one of the best Clerical stu¬ dents at Marlboro High School.. .Ambition: to en¬ ter the Secretarial world... 17 ROSEMARIE MAURO Rosie Cute little dietician ' s as¬ sistant at the hospital... likes that Marine uniform... tiny.. .keeps a conversation going.. .wants to be a hair¬ dresser.. .sure to be success¬ ful ... ROBERT MAY Bob Good natured with a sense of humor.. .enjoys a good time .. .has dreamy blue eyes... a great football player... plans are undecided.. .has great success collecting money... rena McCarthy Rena Sincere and friendly, that ' s Rena.. .Her future plans are to enter the field of nursing ... If the doctors can ' t cure them, Rena will... SHIRLEY MERCER Shirl One of our happy-go-lucky classmates.. .she is always smiling.. .has amazingly long blonde hair.. .cuts a pretty figure on the ice... she is sure to be a great success... RONALD MGRDICHIAN Muga Always laughing, always happy.. .tries to make every¬ thing a success and usually does.. .always a new formula up his sleeve.. .he will study to become a chemist.. .a col¬ lector of restaurant menus... ANNA MARIE MIELE Anna Exemplifies the all-round perfect friend.. .likes every¬ one. . .everyone likes her... often seen in Hudson.. .her Senior Prom posters will be models for future artists... 18 WILLIAM MILLER Billy Good natured.. .curly hair .. .possesses that rugged nature of a true basketball layer.. .a personality that as won the hearts of all his friends as proved by friend- liest boy title... WILFRED MOINEAU Billy Can always be found driving around in a white Mercury .. .A terrific fellow.. .and lots of fun at a party.. .With his personality he is sure to succeed... ILSE NAUJOKS Member of the Honor Society .. .a fraulein with the most .. .she may start out as a secretary but she ' s sure to finish as president.. .as for her line of admirers, it will continue to grow, and grow, and grow... ALICE NOURSE Ali Possesses a likeable person¬ ality. . .attractive eyes and well-groomed hair...queen of the Junior Prom in her sweet Al ice blue gown... efficient secretary of the class for two years.. .hopes to become a teacher... Problems of Democracy ANN NUGNES Nugey Always peppy, lively, and personable.. .possesses beautiful black, wavy hair .. .always ready with a witty saying or a gay song.. .re¬ member Home Room 36... Ambition: the field of Busi¬ ness ... RALPH O ' COIN A great racing enthusiast and foreign car salesman, and a very superior mechan¬ ic.. .consequently, no pit- falls for his domestic bliss .. .well trained at Voca¬ tional School... 19 ■ FRANCES RICCIUTI Fran A fine girl loaded with per¬ sonality. . .excellent seam¬ stress. . .wonderful Italian cook.. .at home at a party of taking your pulse... Ambition: Household nurs¬ ing. .. GAIL PHILLIPO FoFo Witty, good natured, co¬ operative, dependable... I ikes needlework, cooking, Saturday night pizzas and tall boys.. .plans to enter retailing and fashion de¬ sign ... ODETTE PLANTE Odette One of the spark plugs of the French class.. .her sly humor helps to add a light touch to any situation... loves convertibles, pony tails.. .dressy clothes... how do you say come hith¬ er in French? ... Biology PHILIP RICCIUTI Phil Quiet.. .and liked by all who know him.. .letters in football and track.. .What¬ ever his endeavors are, the class of ' 58 will cheer him on...Best of luck, Phil... ROBERT RYAN Igor Quiet but dependable.. .a friend in need is a friend in¬ deed. . .the best basketball manager M. H. S. ever had .. .and one of the biggest football players.. .good na¬ tured. . .ever willing to help... WILLIAM SAVAGE Bill One of the newer additions to the class of ' 58 but has mixed so well a baker couldn ' t have done better .. .dignified air but really down to earth...Northeast¬ ern U. Engineering School wi 11 see Bil I in the Fal I... 20 NICHOLAS SEYMOUR Nick A versatile athlete, letters in football, hockey and All- Midland League Baseball pitcher.. .exceptionally pop¬ ular ... has a way with the girls.. .plans to enter college after graduation... American History GEORGE SEPKA George Holds his own in footbal I and basebal I... George is devoted heart-and-soul to sports and a certain girl... he has Florida on his mind, too.. .Yogi Berra ' s admirer and possible replacement.. MARGUERITE SHANNON Beth With her energy and vitality, she ' ll get to the moon with¬ out a rocket.. .alarmingly beautiful.. .this future head nurse will turn all the doc¬ tors into her own patients... PAUL SHARON Lefty A real leader... President of both Athletic Association and National Honor Society .. .Junior year class treas¬ urer and vice president of Student Council.. .letterman in football, hockey, base¬ ball .. .plans engineering career... JANE SHURE Janie Intelligent, personable... member of the Honor So¬ ciety. . .editor of the Year¬ book. . .statuesque Drum Majorette for the past two years.. .Ambition: to follow in her mother ' s footsteps by majoring in Drama at the University of Pennsylvania... ROBERT SIMONEAU Bobby Likeable, and amiable are the attributes of this blond boy.. .an avid rooter for all sports.. .always looking for some kind of mischief to get into... 2 ] HELEN SIMONIAN Bertie Full of fun.. .always the life of the party...has a zany sense of humor that can make anyone laugh.. .a pep¬ py cheerleader for two years .. .hopes to enter I.B.M. school in the fall... PAULINE SMITH Full of quiet humor.. .her thoughtfulness and willing¬ ness to lend a helping hand have won the hearts of her classmates.. .will become a hairdresser... JAMES SPEAR Jimmie Stow High ' s loss was Marl¬ boro ' s gain...Jim can be seen driving around in his black Ford, or on skis... really supported our wrap¬ ping paper drive.. .Ambi¬ tion: to enter the mechanical field as an apprentice.. . ROBERT SULLIVAN Sul I Has a winning smile and twinkling blue eyes.. .M.V. Player award for football team... that smile should help in business.. .has high hopes of obtaining a bach¬ elor ' s Degree .. .sigh no more, girls... Trigonometry STANLEY SUPECK Stan A quiet boy except at the race track.. .football and baseball player...his vivid imagination will earn him millions in the business world or perhaps as a sports ' broadcaster after graduating from the U. of Mass.... DAVID SWANK Dave The Eskimos taught this lad that this good life is not al¬ ways lived on an Iceberg... Shakespeare ' s Puck could have learned much about mischief from him... 22 GAIL TAYLOR Gall ' s natural ability as an artist rates her as being one of the more talented mem¬ bers of her class and a jewel on the Yearbook ar¬ tistic staff.. .quick with her decisions.. .hopes to con¬ tinue art studies... JUDITH TAYLOR Jutsa Our peppy little cheer¬ leader is as cute as a button and just about as tiny. .. active in all school affairs .. .unlimited supply of en¬ ergy. . .hopes to be a Medi¬ cal Secretary... RICHARD THIVIERGE Dick Never a worry, never a care .. .one always sees him with a smile.. .can usually be found in the Library throwing away dusty and antiquated books.. .is sure to be a suc¬ cess ... JAMES TOOHEY Shamus Self-effacing.. .soft-spoken . . .dependable performer on the basketball team and for the class.. .member of Hon¬ or Society.. .plans to study medicine at the U. of Mass.... French ROLAND TOOHEY Rolie Generous.. .terrific worker for the class.. .willing er¬ rand boy.. .Rolie will be a dependable and friendly pharmarcist.. .ready to lis¬ ten to troubles and give a cheerful word of encourage- m cnt••• DALE TRAVERS Quiet and shy. . .small but has a big heart, and appe¬ tite. ..has great speed in copying numbers before bookkeeping class...a prin¬ cess in our beauty court... 23 IN MEMORIAM MILTIADES TZELLAS Milt Strong and active.. .shy... smart.. .good natured... loves Greek foods.. .popu¬ lar vice president of class our Junior year.. .a great track runner and football player.. .plans to major in Foreign Service at U. of Mass. ... ALBIN JOHNSON Al A likeable boy with a beau¬ tiful smile.. .he died gal¬ lantly.. .sacrificing his life to save from the consuming fire of a hunting lodge the lives of his companions... he is with God... Died Nov. 10, 1957... CAROLE VLASS Kim Warm smile and bright per¬ sonality. . .popular blond cheerleader.. .never at a loss for words, Carole can always be found keeping a conversation alive. ..future plans include a career in the business field... JOHN WALLACE Jack Has a list of friends at least a mile long.. .a great ath¬ lete. . .gets most from his skills because of his flaming spirit.. .a four year letter- man of the football and base¬ ball teams.. .plans to enter Worcester State Teachers College... BARBARA WERNER Barb Barbara has a little Lamb .. .likes everyone and everyone likes her...a good sport in every sense of the word... an active player in softball and basket¬ ball .. .just can ' t seem to make that 8a.m. bel I... ACTIVITIES Motto Committee Food Sale Cap and Gown Committee Senior Class Home Room Collectors 26 Senior Play Committee National Honor 27 Class Day Christmas Social Senior Record Hop Brownie Food Sale sip General Committee Junior Class Officers Committee Class Banner Committee Junior Prom Committee 30 f llf j : A | 1 1 9 ill £ ' 1 V 1 ft ' L.. J a 3Ti) r O if ■b - i s t ■■ ' i.V • rimmci r, f § : | mTM fe-. p-f 1 Vfl mm IEL P ’4 • ' Fund Raising Committee Picture Committee 31 Senior Prom Committee SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Looking-Girl Use Naujoks CLASS of 1958 Cutest-Girl Elaine DesRochers Best Looking-Bo Paul Jolie Cutest-Boy Paul Drummy Most Popular-Girl Alice Nourse Most Brilliant-Girl Jane Shure Most Popular-Boy Richard DiBuono Most Brilliant-Boy Raymond DuVarney Best Dressed-Girl Virginia Garcia Most Argumentive-Girl Janice Bishop Best Dressed-Boy Stanley Supeck Most Argumentive-Boy Paul Duplessis Best Natured-Girl Linda La Porte Most Dependable-Girl Gail Phillipo Best Natured-Boy William Miller Most Dependable-Boy Most Musical-Boy Roger Crossman Best Dancer-Girl Helen Simonian Donald Carter Best Dancer-Boy John Wallace Most Musical-Girl Rena McCarthy Most Athletic-Girl Barbara Werner Most Artistic-Girl Gail Taylor Most Athletic-Boy Nicholas Seymour Most Artistic-Boy Terrence Kenney Wittiest-Girl Jane Fitzgerald Most Bashful-Girl Dale Travers Wittiest-Boy Edward Bouvier Most Bashful-Boy Miltiades Tzellas Peppiest-Girl Judith Taylor Most Likely to Succeed-Girl Marian Carr Peppiest-Boy Robert Simoneau Most Likely to Succeed-Boy Paul Sharon Most Dignified-Girl Marguerite Shannon Most Flirtatious-Girl Georgiana Badavas Most Dignified-Boy Robert Boisvert Most Flirtatious-Boy Robert Lambert Most Talkative-Girl Carole Vlass Friendliest-Girl Patricia Horrigan Most Talkative-Boy Jackie Matteus Friendliest- Boy Ronald Mgridichian Nicest Smile-Girl Odette Plante Favorite Singer-Girl Patti Page Nicest Smile-Boy Robert Sullivan Favorite Singer-Boy Pat Boone Most Serious-Girl Virginia Casaceli Favorite Comic Strip Peanuts Most Serious-Boy Vincent Keane Favorite Orchestra Nick DiBuono Nicest Eyes-Girl Irene Duesel Favorite Subject English Nicest Eyes-Boy Peter Forbush Favorite Sport Footbal 1 32 SENIOR PROM 33 ATHLETICS Coaching Staff BOYS ' BASKETBALL GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Samuel Duca Maureen Dolan Robert - Brennan SOFTBALL BASEBALL Maureen Dolan Arthur Duplessis HOCKEY FOOTBALL John Bonin Roy C. Norden Louis Flumere Paul Anghinetti RIFLE Norman Lindsay TRACK GOLF Roy C. Norden John F. Kelly DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS James G. Honen FACULTY MANAGER William J. Kelleher Athletic Association 34 Coach John Bonin HOCKEY Marlboro 2 Auburn 4 1 Hudson 4 5 Alumni 1 3 Framingham 2 2 Assumption 2 1 Woonsockett 0 0 Auburn 8 3 Assumption 2 1 Hudson 2 11 3 South 0 7 Worcester Academy 1 Senior Co-Captains Ray Combs Paul Duplessis Senior members of the team Ray Combs Paul Duplessis Nick Seymour Paul Sharon Bob Coffin CHEERLEADERS FOOT HEAD COACH: ASSISTANTS: MANAGERS: Roy C. Nordon Louis Flumere Paul Anghinetti David Stone James Honen, Jr. Richard Joubert William Naumes In 1957, the Marlboro High School football team roared through the most successful season in the history of the school. They won, not only their fourth consecutive Midland League Championship, but the Eastern Mass. Class C and the Central Mass. Class B titles as well. The starting team was composed mostly of seniors. They were linemen Paul Jolie, George Lombardo, Robert May, James Little, and Paul Sharon; with Robert Sullivan, John Wallace, Paul Drummey, and George Sepka in the backfield. Other seniors who saw considerable action were Stanley Supeck, Philip Ricciuti, Robert Hinkley, William Dalton, Robert Ryan, Dennis Demers, and Miltiades Tzellas. Nick Seymour, who was injured in practice before the opening game, returned late in the season to see defensive action. The season was featured by exciting wins over Class B powers, Framingham and Danvers, and the climatic 59-20 victory over arch-rival Hudson. As a reward for their fine season, the Panthers were given a six day trip to Miami, Florida by the people of Marlboro. Marlboro 39 7 20 26 27 35 27 39 59 Shrewsbury Framingham Milford Danvers Fitchburg Maynard Cl inton Concord Hudson 7 0 0 13 19 7 0 25 20 BALL 37 BASKET Marlboro 72 Alumni 27 Marlboro 80 Northboro 43 Marlboro 42 Wayland 66 Marlboro 47 Milford 75 Marlboro 53 Franklin 39 Marlboro 56 Hudson 48 Marlboro 44 Cl inton 51 Marlboro 48 Wayland 62 Marlboro 46 Maynard 43 Marlboro 45 Milford 46 Marlboro 54 Northboro 47 Marlboro 59 Hudson 51 Marlboro 57 Cl inton 46 Marlboro 70 Franklin 50 As In football, the Marlboro High School Basketball team is loaded with Seniors. They are: George Lombardo, Pete Forbush, Paul Drummey, Bill Miller, Jim Toohey and Jim Little. As usual the Hudson games were the highlights of the 1957-8 season, for it matters little what else happens if Marlboro loses to Hudson. This year in two slam bang, close, action-packed games Marlboro walked away the winner both times. The captains elected before the second game were Paul Drummey, George Lombardo and Pete Forbush. As a result of our season, we participated in two invitation tournaments—Bay State, and Assumption College. 38 BALL GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 1957-1958 The 1958-1959 girls ' basketball team will be losing four senior girls. They are Barbara Werner, Marian Carr, Alice Nourse, and Beth Shannon. The team had a marvelous year, since the Marlboro High School girls won the Midland League Title. The outstanding forward of the year was Barbara Werner, averaging 13 points per game. Also outstanding were the team ' s guards: Marian Carr, Alice Nourse, and Beth Shannon. Marlboro 35 Maynard Marlboro 31 Southboro Marlboro 43 Hudson Marlboro 27 Westboro Marlboro 37 Wayland Marlboro 45 Westboro Marlboro 30 Hopkinton Marlboro 40 Wayland Marlboro 34 Southboro Marlboro 23 Maynard Marlboro 29 Hudson League games 34 44 31 41 34 56 57 43 38 35 25 SEZ WHO? It ' s all right for a guy I This could be serious! You know.I How about that? Hyieee! Noop, noop! How they goin ' , Cedric? Is there any chance of my mark going up? I wasn ' t truant this month. Are you talking to me? Now, wait a minute! What are you wearing tonight? You can always find a teacher! Who ' ll get the car? Well, I think we ' ll have to chip in for gas! Got any money? Can I see your homework? G-R-O-W-L III I HIM I HIM 1 Do I have to make up anything? Who ' s gonna ask me? The Golden Adonis! Holy mackeral, Andy! I wuv you! SMACK! Are you still going steady? Oh my gosh, oh gee! I ' m flabbergasted! C ' est la vie! Whatch ya doin? Why not? Believe me! How come you know me? Hi, Pal! Get off my back! I ' m fed-up with the set-up. When ' s vacation? If you don ' t like the way things are being run...! My word. Bird! Be thing coming? Wow! Get out of here! What ' s the story? Take two aspirins and call me tomorrow. Helpa! Helpa! Move it or lose it! Get lost! You can be replaced! Kinda makes you wonder! Cool cat! That burns me up! You hot ticket! Look out for the cliiiiiiiiif! Boy will I be glad to graduate! !! 1 THE PROPHECY This Is the Class prophecy with apologies to Mr. Lyons. As the zero hour for the launching of the rocket ship. Panther, piloted by RAY COMBS, drew near, the Impressive group of alumni from the Class of 1958 of Marlborough High School began to board for their anniversary trip to the Moon. Not only was the trip to be a memor¬ able one for those present, but also for the strange Inhabitants of that even more strange sat¬ ellite. It all started when that mad scientist, RAY DuVARNEY and his able assistants, RONALD MGRDICHIAN, BILL DONNALLY, JACK MATTEUS, DICK DIBUONO, and PHIL RIC- CIUTI, decided to get there first. They did! and their constant Beep from the Moon In¬ sisted that the class join them for the 25th anniversary celebration. Ever forward looking, we boarded our rocket, and may proudly report that there wasn ' t a chicken among us. The trip didn ' t take long. In the old days you couldn ' t have gotten to New York that fast. Normally, that is 1 However, if BOB COFFIN, EDDIE BOUVIER, BILL MOINEAU, ROGER CROSSMAN, or DENNIS DEMERS had been driving, you ' d have done it in less time than the trip to the Moon. We were fortunate to have our scientific hosts waiting to greet us. They knew our every taste! They had provided a super-sonic, moon-man garage (all fiber-glass, of course) for RALPH O ' COIN and JOHN COLLINS. For the ski champions BARBARA WERNER, LINDA LaPORTE, GINNY GARCIA, and the great NICK SEYMOUR, they provided ski runs and jumps, spectacular in height. The business opportunities in this glowy place were truly Terfab. The business day was 60 minutes long, very long in Moon-time. ILSE NAUJOKS, a Sull en secretary, bossed everyone, including the bosses, PETE FORBUSH and PAUL JOLIE. As for secretaries, MARJORIE ASELTINE, JANICE BISHOP, GRACE CAPPELLO, IRENE DUESEL, SHIRLEY EMOND, YVONNE GAUTHIER, and DORIS MARSHALL, they immediately made themselves indispensible. The Moon-girls were a-gog at their ultraviolet speed. Probably the scientists were happiest to see the restaurant crowd. Cooking on planets dif¬ fers, say what you will. GEORGIANNA BADAVAS knew just what to do, and selected the perfect place. She called the restaurant Moonglo. Her waitresses, SHIRLEY CLARK, BEV¬ ERLY HANSON and ANN NUGNES, couldn ' t be improved upon. To supply the delicacies to Georgie, ANTHONY GULBANKIAN started chipping away at the craggy surface with his own Inimitable green Thumb. BOB MAY used his big muscles to help. During the dinner hour DICK THIVIERGE entertained with his witty monologues. The Greenwich Village painting crowd insisted on having their own Left Bank before we knew it. There were TERRY KENNEY, GAIL TAYLOR, ANNE MIELE, and BOBBY HINCK¬ LEY with their easels on the barren, painting furiously. It ' s funny about planets, stars, sputniks, or anywhere. Everybody still loves a party. The Elsa Maxwells of our class: JUDY TAYLOR, LINDA LaPORTE, and ALICE NOURSE launched a beauty, with our own Hedda Hopper, CAROLE VLASS, in attendance. For laughs, the girls invited JANE FITZGERALD and her argumentative friend PAUL DUPLESSIS to wow the group. The Spanish dancers, HELEN SIMONIAN and JACK WALLACE performed with the speed of summer lightning. RENA McCARTHY and DONALD CARTER had a jam session that outdid anything of Benny Goodman ' s. Everyone enjoyed the sweet tenor voice of BOB SULLIVAN and his good old Irish melodies. Not only was the entertainment at the party of rare fashion, but the guests also caused a furor. ODETTE PLANTE and SHIRLEY MERCER had come to the Moon especially to show the Moon-girls the latest hair styles. To keep the styles in condition, ELAINE DesROCHERS and 44 PAULINE SMITH from Charles of the Rltz, were there with scissors In hand. To give the ladles an Idea of the latest and most stupendous fashions, two representatives from the House of Mauro (ROSE AND PAT, that Is I) has appeared with their most avidly enthusiastic admirers, FRED GROS¬ SO and TONI GIORGI. Even with all those reminders about Home Sweet Home the guests were still calling for some excitement. The only thing that could be done was to call In JANE SHURE and her Deathdefylng Three-Ring Circus. As the circus was a stupendous affair, there was nothing to do but to set up the tent on the vast plain of that lunar body. As the band began to play the entrance march, Alma Mater, 11 the throng lowered Its voice, and the show began. Into the first ring pranced SWANK and SHARON (David and Paul, natur¬ ally) with their splendiferous team of St. Bernards and Alaskan Huskies. Behind them came the exclusive SUPECK Flying Horses. The exclusive trainer of MR. SUPECK ' S horses was none other than MARIAN CARR. HELEN IMARTINO and her fellowacrobats walked tight ropes, while VINCENT KEANE acted as ring master. In the center ring were the trapeze acts. The leading act was the Deathdefylng, Ultrastupen- dous, DALTON and DOLAN, a great team for many years. Following them on the high wire were BAKER and SAVAGE who would much rather ride In a Ford. In the third ring, the featured act from GUEST House, an enticing Imitation of the great Elvis Presley, made all the young ladles of the group swoon with enjoyment. Every circus has a side show, and Miss Shure ' s was no exception. In the far comer of the side show tent, two very tall men stood looking eagerly at all the pretty girls walking by. These two men were none other than BILL MILLER and BOB LAMBERT. In another comer, those famous comics MARY COMERFORD, JAMES BRADY and PETE FORREST are causing much hilarity, a- long with GEORGE SEPKA. Just at the entrance to the tent a carefully barricaded booth enclosed WARREN BAILEY and his Rifle team. In order to make the circus enticing for the Moon-people, at the front gate, BOB BOISVERT, the barker, entoned the glories of the Big Show to the mob. Evidently however, the barker ' s compliments Influenced the people to such a degree that they ate too many of the delicacies provided. Because sick people need medical assistance. Dr. JAMES TOOHEY, his Intern ROLAND TOOHEY, and his nurses BETH SHANNON and GINNY CAS- ACELI, came quickly in order to relieve their gorged stomaches. After the doctor and nurses had done their work, some of the various groups including the All Star Football Champions JAMES LITTLE, GEORGE LOMBARDO and PAUL DRUMMEY decided to start a moon-football team. GAIL PHILLIPO and BOBBY COLLINS went on a cruise in Crater Lake, with a Stow away; FRANNY RICCUITI cooked a pizza for gum-loving BOB IGOR RYAN; BOB COUGHLIN stopped by the Wayside to repair his car; DAVID DeCOFF started his own M.O.O.N. radio station; MARY ELLIS opened a uniform factory; PAT HORRIGAN started her own A and P with the bank roll protected by JAMES SPEAR and MARIE GIANCOLA. MILT TZELLAS set up his own foreign service for good-moon relations. BERNIE JENSEN and EDGAR MAURICE set up their own billiard parlor while DALE TRAVERS, ROBERT SIMONEAU and RICHARD MARSHALL continued to do things in an orderly way. Since the celebration was almost finished, the group made plans to return to earth. They hated to leave the gay moon, but decided that it was a better place for a vacation than for permanent residence and that they were destined Ever to Excel on earth. 45 CLASS WILL MARJORIE ASELTINE GEORG!E BADAVAS WARREN BAILEY LINDA BAKER JANICE BISHOP BOB BOISVERT EDDIE BOUVIER JAMES BRADY GRACE CAPPELLO MARIAN CARR DONALD CARTER VIRGINIA CASACELI SHIRLEY CLARK BOB COFFIN JOHN COLLINS ROBERT COLLINS RAYMOND COMBS MARY COMERFORD BOB COUGHLIN ROGER CROSSMAN BILL DALTON DAVID DeCOFF DENNIS DEMERS ELAINE DesROCHERS DICK DIBUONO BETSY DOLAN WILLIAM DONNALLY PAUL DRUMMEY IRENE DUESEL PAUL DUPLESSIS RAY DuVARNEY MARY ELLIS SHIRLEY EMOND PETE FORBUSH PETE FORREST GINNY GARCIA YVONNE GAUTHIER MARIE GIANCOLA TONY GIORGI FRED GROSSO TONY GULBANKIAN RONALD GUEST BEVERLY HANSON BOB HINCKLEY PAT HORRIGAN HELEN IMARTINO BERNIE JENSEN PAUL JOLIE VINCENT KEANE Leaves her full skirts to Evelyn Saarlsto. Leaves wondering how she made it. Leaves his stamp collection to the Post Office. Leaves her greenish blue eyes to another Billy. Leaves to practice her homemaking. 11 Leaves his frost bite to Harry Amell. Leaves in his milktruck. Leaves his bowling scores to Stephen Otis. Leaves her lonesome freckle to Trudy Colby. Leaves at a gallop. Leaves his drums to Joe Andrade. Leaves her Presidency in the Girls ' Club to Tish Giallonardo. Leaves her quietness to Gloria Ballard. Leaves his old shotgun shells to Frank Gilliatt. Leaves his coiffeur to Elvis. Leaves the Boys ' Club without a collector for the dances. Leaves his Presidency of the Crash Club to Paul Chagnon. Leaves for a walk with her Pooch. Leaves his old cars to Peter Paul. Leaves his car keys to Tommy LaFleur. Leaves his stitches to Billy Fiske. Leaves his hair to the barber shop. Leaves his Ford to the junk dealers. Leaves for a coffee break. Leaves his president ' s gavel to Franny Joubert. Leaves Marie-Louise Gauthier to star in Mrs. Cosgrove ' s class. Leaves his license to the Registry. Leaves with these now famous words: Come on, give me a chance. Leaves Mrs. Luz without an errand girl. Lea ves bundles to Ray Condry. Leaves his diet to Pete Lippard. Leaves her knitted sweaters to JoAnne Soucy. Leaves in a cloud of dust. Leaves his big bat to Peter Byra. Leaves his white bucks to Paul Bunyan. Leaves her wardrobe to Janice Hutt. Leaves her sewing machine to Miss Davitt. Leaves to make a pizza. Leaves his hair-cut to Joe Sylvestri. Leaves his beard to Alan Bill. Leaves with the prize for the most beautiful tomatoes. Leaves his dancing ability to Bobby Rossi. Leaves her curly hair to Mary Lee. Leaves the Vocational School Wallpapered. Leaves her cash register to Lorry LaBrache. Leaves her Algebra book to Alice Ferro. Leaves tire marks on the Causeway. Leaves a hole in the center of the line. Leaves his Spanish book to John Kane. 46 TERRY KENNY JANE FITZGERALD BOB LAMBERT LINDA LaPORTE JIMMY LITTLE GEORGE LOMBARDO DORIS MARSHALL EDGAR MAURICE RICHARD MARSHALL PATRICIA MAURO ROSE MARIE MAURO JACKIE MATTEUS BOB MAY rena McCarthy SHIRLEY MERCER RONNIE MGRDICHIAN ANNE MIELE WILLIAM MILLER BILL MOINEAU ILSE NAUJOKS ALI NOURSE ANNE NUGNES RALPH O ' COIN GAIL PHILUPO ODETTE PLANTE FRANCES RICCIUTI PHIL RICCIUTI BOBBY RYAN BILL SAVAGE GEORGE SEPKA NICK SEYMOUR BETH SHANNON PAUL SHARON JANE SHURE BOB SIMONEAU HELEN SIMONIAN PAULINE SMITH JAMES SPEAR BOBBY SULLIVAN STAN SUPECK DAVE SWANK GAIL TAYLOR JUDY TAYLOR DICK THIVIERGE JIM TOOHEY ROLAND TOOHEY DALE TRAVERS MILT TZELLAS CAROLE VLASS JACKIE WALLACE BARBARA WERNER Leaves his paint brush to Roger Wheeler. Leaves her Bermuda shorts to anybody foolish enough to wear them at -10°F. Leaves the corridors unpatrolled. Leaves her good humor to upset next year ' s seniors. Leaves his sprint to Bob McCabe. Leaves his guard position to Billy Monahan. Leaves her high school jacket to Connie Minns. Leaves his unknown qualities to be discovered. Leaves racing his motor. Leaves the tires on her cousin Lucille ' s car. Leaves her heart to the Marines. Leaves the Senior Class books perfectly balanced. Leaves his broad shoulders to those who weep. Leaves her desk in Room 35 to Jeanne Martin. Leaves her long hair to Sandra Murphy. Leaves as a mad scientist. Leaves her sketches to TV advertisers. Leaves his number 21 to Jim Honen, Jr. Leaves his de-toothed cluster gear to Norm Leduc. Leaves her baton to Jean Carter. Leaves for the nearest golf course. Leaves her absences to another concerned checker. Leaves to find customers for foreign cars. Leaves in a green Ford for Stow. Leaves her pony tail to her sister Yvonne. Leaves her pizzas to Nick ' s. Leaves his track shoes to John Duclos. Leaves the Senior ' girls without gum. Leaves all brushfires to Jack Peltier. Leaves a lonesome Sophomore. Leaves Mai boro without a .500 hitter. Leaves first base open for Carole Murphy. Leaves his basket to Nick Hassapas. Leaves the P.X. class desolate. Leaves his church key to Al Bergeron. Leaves the high school dances with sore feet. Leaves her catching equipment to a brave underclassman. Leaves for the National Guard. Leaves his quarterback sneaks to Dave Fournier. Leaves his green sheet to Bill Barrett. Leaves his grocery buggies to the babies. Leaves Mr. Searles without an award contestant. Leaves her pep to the Kellogg Company. Leaves the Library closet. Leaves his trench coat on a rainy day. Leaves two Sophomore girls in peace. Leaves Bookkeeping to Lucille Ledoux. Leaves his Greek key to Charles Margaritas. Leaves silence to those who think it ' s golden. Leaves his legs to the Briar Patch. Leaves at one minute to eight. 47 OUR PATRONS Mrs. H. L. Aseltine Mrs. William Badavas Mr. Mrs. Maurice Bailey Mr. Mrs. Clifton Baker Mr. Mrs. Raymond Boisvert Mr. Mrs. Edward Bouvier Bouvier Drug Store Mr. Mrs. Thomas Brady Mr. Mrs. Joseph Cappello Col. Mrs. Ernest W. Carr Mr. Mrs. Sumner Carter Mr. Richard Colacchio Mr. Mrs. Francis Collins Mr. Mrs. Albert Combs Mr. Mrs. Donald J. Comerford Mr. Mrs. John Coughlin, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Almon H. Crossman Mr. Mrs. William L. Dalton, Sr. Mr. Mrs. John DeCoff Mr. Mrs. Leo J. Demers Mr. Mrs. Robert DesRochers Mr. Mrs. James DiBuono Dr. Mrs . Robert Dolan Mr. Mrs. Joseph Drummey Mr. Mrs. Earl A. Duesel Mr. Mrs. Arthur P. Duplessis Mrs. Raymond DuVarney, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Edwin Ellis Mr. Mrs. C. H. Emond Mr. Mrs. John Fitzgerald Mr. Mrs. Arthur N. Forbush Mr. Mrs. John F. Francis Mr. Mrs. Abel Garcia Mrs. Lillian Gauthier Mr. Mrs. Antonio Giorgi Mr. Mrs. D. Joseph Hannagan Mr. Mrs. Alphonse Imartino Mr. Mrs. Stanley Jacks Mr. Mrs. David Jones Mr. Mrs. Thomas Keane Mr. Mrs. John I. Kenney Mrs. Gertrude F. 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