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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1960 volume:

1960 Yearbook of MARLBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL MARLBOROUGH, AAASSACHUSETTS CLASS ADVISERS Catherine L. Hutch and James D. Hayes EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Penelope Lamy Richard Joubert Sheila Paul TYPISTS 2 WRITERS David White Blanche Palmer Allyn Little BUSINESS MANAGER LAYOUT WRITERS ADMINISTRATORS SUFERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Raymond C. Richer PRINCIPAL John F. Francis Richard J. Baldacci Rose M. Camden Nurse Albert S. Claridge H. Dean Davis Richard A. DeCesare Therese H. Daly FACULTY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DIRECTOR Lloyd F. Spaulding ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL D. Joseph Hannagan Frederick T. DiLoreto Mary L. Fee Dr. Robert A. Dolan James D. Hayes Arthur P. Duplessis James G. Honen 5 Catherine L. Hutch Gene F. Insani William J. Kelleher Frank G. Kronoflf Lorraine R. Luz Secretary Robert F. Lyons George Macricosta Stephen A. Manning Eleanor R. McDonald Rosemary Mitchell Thomas F. McManus Eleanore B. Nordgren John D. O’Connell John R. Pitt Jonnie B. Spaulding Mary L. Speers Richard R. Terry Cosmo A. Valente SCHOOL COMMITTEE 1958-1960 1960-1962 8 PRESIDENT VirF. PRESIDENT CLASS OFFICERS Frederick C. Toohey Nancy L. Gaucher SECRETARY TREASURER Andrea E. Senecal James G. Honen, Jr. CLASS COLORS — Red and White CLASS MOTTO — Knowledge is Power CLASS OF 1960 ANTHONY G. ABATSIS CHIP” Lethargic, carefree, argumen- tive, usually on the losing side, can always be heard above the others in Physics class, usually seen wearing a tie, likes swim¬ ming and water skiing at Fort Meadow. MARY ANN ABATSIS MARY ANN” M.H.S.’s attractive high-step¬ ping head majorette, tall so¬ phisticated, not as shy as she appears, especially attracted to Room 17. Mary Ann’s beauty and intelligence insure success in whatever field she may choose. SUSAN M. ACHORN SUE” Cute, likeable, ambitious, very fond of week-end trips and long distance phone calls, main interest is affiliated with the Army, Queen of Boys Club Ball, plans a career in elemen¬ tary teaching. JOSEPH B. ANDRADE ANDY” Popular, friendly, good look¬ ing, and a wonderful dancer, keen sense of humor, respected by all, has better manners than a butler, likes to have a good time, one of Marlboro High’s finest drummers. 9 JEAN R. ANTINARELLA JEAN” A quiet person until you get to know her, good listener, keeps room 21 on its toes, not much for sports, friendly to everyone, good natured, very soft spoken, dependable work¬ er. DIANE H. ANTONIZAK DIANE” Pretty, good natured, always in and out of trouble, life of room 21 expresses an honest opinion with a smile, likes to talk, sincere and honest with her friends, has an eye for blue. BARBARA A. BALCHUS BARB” ' Attractive brunette very relia¬ ble office worker and messen¬ ger girl, never without nylons, usually seen in her little Dol- phine or at the A P in Hudson. Barbara plans a ca¬ reer as a medical secretary. DAVID ERNEST BALL DAVE” Chip’s side kick, good natured and high spirited, frequents the Marlboro Hospital, Dave is usually on crutches, in splints, or casts, seldom out of room 21 at recess, plans to follow in his father’s footsteps. GORDON RAE BARNES BUTCH” A wonderful person, enjoys lifting weights at the Boys’ Club, full of pep and energy, liked by all who come in con¬ tact with him, plans include the Air Force. MARY LOUISE BARNEY MARY LOU” Tall, good natured, likeable and friendly, quiet and de¬ pendable, personality plus, handy with a needle and thread, adds a touch of warmth to any gathering, headed for hair dressing school. JOSEPH T. BELMORE JOE” Tall blonde, nice smile, hockey enthusiast, excels in wit and skill when you least expect him to, a regular guy, well liked by all, college bound, prefers Sunoco blend. CECILY MARTHA BENOIT SALLY” Quiet, friendly, sweet person¬ ality, has a quick smile for everyone, is exceptionally tal¬ ented with either a paint brush or just pencil, is sure to succeed in anything she may do. 10 RONALD D. BLANCHETTE JAMES IRA BLAKELY JIM” Straight from the shoulder, amicable, always eager to de¬ bate, outside interests include baseball and golf likes to be near water therefore plans to join the Navy, chosen career electrician. RON” Quiet, unassuming, nice per¬ sonality jovial manner, has his mind set on the teaching pro¬ fession, likes baseball and other sports, may sign up with one of Uncle Sam’s teams. GILBERT E. BOISVERT GIL” Tall, handsome, dresses well, good natured, nicknamed O.D. by Mr. Hannagan, a real swell guy, usually can be found keeping the Marlboro Hospital grounds scenic. NANCY MARIE BONINA CLEO” Sparkling dark eyes and a radiant smile, very popular, al¬ ways seems to have a good time, sincere in her actions, has a flair for new clothes, and wears them well, a terrific dancer. ELLEN JEAN BOOTHBY ELLEN” Quiet, mature, easy going and reserved manner, very depend¬ able, excellent student, never known to leave a job unfinish¬ ed, nice to know, respected by all, sure to be a success in any field. RICHARD PAUL BOULE DICK” Personality plus, keeps any class alive, well liked by every¬ one in the school, veteran band member, always on the go, will probably enter the real estate business.” JAMES A. BOUVIER SQUEEKS” Is a cousin to Peter and is just as witty, always has a big story to tell, a great friend. and humorist, loves to go to drive- in movies, in ' the future plans to take over pharmacy when his father retires. PETER A. BOUVIER BOO BOO” One of the happiest members of the class, always has a witty joke, Peter and his pal Joey are forever keeping the English class in good humor, plans to join the Navy. 11 ERNEST F. BOWSER REBEL” Tends to be mechanically in¬ clined, designs airplanes tire¬ lessly, always talking (at the wrong time) sometimes char¬ acterized by his black leather jacket, favorite pastime is eat¬ ing. PATRICIA ANN CAMERON PAT” New-comer, cute, but quiet, has a nice smile, good worker, eager to help, always at her typewriter, good stenographer, will someday make an excellent secretary, yearbook typist. JOANNE E. BROWNING JO-- Quiet, but known to everyone, has a heerful smile and a care¬ free manner, can usually be found working behind a soda fountain, plans a career in the field of nursing, hopes to at¬ tend Framingham Union. JOYCE RUTH BRUNEAU BOBBIE” Cute, full of fun, nice person¬ ality, studies Aviation because she someday hopes to own a planet in outer space and have it furnished by Anderson’s.” DAVID MORRIS BRYANT DAVE” Smart, real nice, good dresser, best manager the hockey team ever had, always willing to do a favor, great class spirit, helped make Christmas card sale a great success. PATRICIA CAHILL PAT” Tall, always full of fun, very friendly, never too serious about any matter, fun-loving nature, co-operative, not the best guide for Boston, takes things as they come, surely an asset to the class. JOSEPH PAUL BRODEUR BUNKY” Short, level headed, intelli¬ gent, likes people, usually found arguing some point in Solid Geometry, has his eyes fixed on the Naval Academy, enjoys himself since he got rid of the crutches. JOANNE IRENE CHESNA JOANNE” A cute blond, pretty blue eyes, friendly towards all, quiet most of the time, still tackling short¬ hand, soft spoken, has a great interest in the Navy, will grace the business world with her charm. 12 LINDA LOUISE CHICOINE LINDA” Cute, has a happy-go-lucky personality, loves sports, often has the temptation to tap people on the back and come out with a cheerful Hi!”, makes a terrific friend, is inter¬ ested in the business field. NANCY C. DANSEREAU NAN” Happy-go-lucky, always laugh¬ ing, steadfast guard for the Powder Puffs, usually has Mr. Terry running around frantic¬ ally in Chem. Lab., patients are sure to recover fast with this cheerful nurse by their sides. MARJORIE ANN CLARK MARJIE” Cute, blond, gay, witty, always ready for a laugh, has a quiet manner, enjoys baby-sitting and having fun with tbe girls, will be successful in whatever she does. EDWARD R. COLLINS ED” Brillant, shy, never talks when he is not supposed to, a real nice guy, liked by everybody, dresses neatly, very punctual, sure to succeed in what ever field he chooses. DONALD E. CUSSON RED” « Easy going disposition, has a great sense of humor, can be found working hard at the Co¬ op store, sometimes shy, known for his wavy red hair. CHARLES M. D’ANGELO CHARLIE” Good looking, laughing eyes, disarming smile, dependable worker, popular with the fem¬ inine gender, very neat dresser, well liked by his class mates, sure to be a success in any field. EDWARD JAMES CLARK JIMMY” Friendly, quiet individual, en¬ joys attending class in Avia¬ tion, likes to think and dream, likes stock car races and hunt¬ ing, expects to join the Air Force after graduation. LOUIS G. DECIERO, JR. LIGHTNING” Fun loving boy, a real help to the audio-visual department, is never lost for humor, seems to have few worries, will proba¬ bly go into the service after graduation. 13 RONALD JOSEPH DIANI SLUG” Friendly, ambitious, has an envied popularity, a smile for everyone, keen sense of humor, respected by all, quiet until you get to know him, his amiable savoir faire” rates high with all, very courteous. RAYMONN J. DURAND RAY” Good natured but studious, during the last two football seasons he was the Marlboro High School team mascot — Marlboro Panther, favorite pastime — teasing the cheer¬ leaders, prominent at the Boys’ Club. DENNIS JOSEPH DOSTIE DENNY’; Quiet, well mannered, depend¬ able has a unique personality, good natured, finds that guns are fascinating and can easily be found at target practice, good competitor on the rifle range. MARY LUCILLE DRAGON MARIE” Cute, dark haired, quiet, but friendly, enjoys dancing, ser¬ ious worker, does her work well, is interested in secretarial work. DENNIS C. DRISCOLL DENNY” Friendly, cheerful, light wavy hair, lighthearted and gay, a clear thinker, always ready for fun, a good dresser, always neat and trim, an adept water skier, many secret missions have been accomplished in his Nash. JOHN ARTHUR DUCLOS DUKE” Tall, blond, good looking, sparkling personality, full of fun, likes girls, excels in sports, very popular with everyone, easy going teller of many jokes, likes to talk, will¬ ing worker, seldom is dis¬ turbed or annoyed. JAMES PAUL DIMAURO MIDGE” Friendly, well-liked, always ready with a cheerful smile, devoted heart and soul to a certain girl, enjoys a good time, very well mannered, makes friends easily. DAVID M. ESTABROOK ES ' TY” Musically inclined, drummer in the school band, can’t win an argument with him, he talks himself into a victory, quiet until you get to know him. 14 LAWRENCE ROCCO FOTI NANCY L. GAUCHER NAN” Friendly, nice mannered, hard¬ working Vice-President of the Class, would be lost without her Chevy, very popular with everyone, likes to cook, per¬ sonality plus. RICHARD PAUL GIORGI BEANS” Very active in school activities, liked by all who come in con¬ tact with him, always on the go, excels in football, pleasing personality, is very friendly, irresistible smile. LARRY” Liked by all who know him, always ready for fun, has an enviable personality, spark plug of any class, hopes to be owner of a barber shop in the future, likes to whisper in class. RICHARD A. GOODWIN DICK” Always talking — has a line a mile long, another wanderer in the Hall of Fame, jokes about lots of things, yet is very serious, also a good marks¬ man on the rifle field. SIMONNE A. GAUTHIER SIMON” Popular with her teachers and classmates, likes to talk, jovial personality, looks toward the brighter side of everything, dislikes being picked on, has a large catalogue of jokes. LANCE A. GOLGATA LANNY” Quiet, friendly, enjoys the bookkeeping class, likes to play football and basketball, hopes to join the Navy and study electronics. THOMAS M. FORREST TOM” Unceasing wit, loves to talk, always good for a laugh, never too serious, takes a lot of rib¬ bing, thinks bookkeeping is fascinating, social worker at the Civic Center”, likes to have a good time. TONY” A gentleman who definitely prefers blondes, although quiet and some what serious, Tony is never alone, spends much of his time in the Green Lantern or Allen’s, drives a Chevy in his leisure time. ANTHONY F. GROGAN VINCENT de P HARPIN VINCE” Sparkling personality, full of fun, always on the go, can usually be found on Jericho Hill, likes to skate, dependable and perservering. JEAN MARY IZZO EENIE” Pint-sized with plenty of spark, never at a loss for words, can hardly be seen behind the counter at the A P, admires artists, will make a cute addi¬ tion to the Fitchburg Campus. JAMES ROGER HOGAN HOAG” Serious, sophisticated, intelli¬ gent, quiet, and very shy, al¬ ways looking ahead, a whiz in math, very earnest in his work, well-liked by everyone, has a way with the girls. JAMES G. HONEN, JR. JIM” As quiet and unassuming as he is tall, always has a smile, laughing eyes, well mannered, well liked by his classmates, a real surprise on the gridiron, the future holds success for Jim. PAUL DAVID HINCKLEY HINK ' ” Quiet, serious, intelligent, good student, an enthusiastic worker at the First National Store, can usually be found talking in the corridors before school, plans to enter engineering school. BEVERLY ANN HOLLIS BEV” Bright, carefree, always ready to go at any time, chatty and very friendly with everyone, makes friends easily, manages to enjoy everything she does, loves to talk, good natured, fascinated by a Cadillac. WILLIAM R. HIMMELMAN BILL” Teacher’s pet, can talk himself s out of any situation, Billy’s restlessness and curiosity make a happy two-some which leads him to wandering and mischief — never a dull moment, plan-.j to join the Armed Forces. KAREN ANN JOHNSON KAREN” Full of fun, teller of man’ tales and mischievous deeds. ' can be found in Worcester or in the Col.”, someday shr; hopes to have everything or ganized. 16 MARILYN LOUISE KANE KANIE” Tremendous personality, main interest is basketball, always ready with an answer. Queen of the Junior Prom, loves small parties, favorite classes: English and Biology, Has an interest in the University of Mass, but hopes to attend Becker Junior College. RICHARD F. KYPER DICK” Competent, earnest, has pleas¬ ing personality that attracts people, shy but always equip¬ ped with a ready smile, an ardent sports enthusiast, he plans to become a machinist. PENELOPE ANN LAMY PENNY” lit haired editor-in-chief of Zentennial Review”, beauti- illy groomed and a smart •esser, avid fan of Charlie rown”, willing worker, very Jpendable, will attend Junior □liege, plans to spend all )are time in Connecticut. KNYLE JOHN KING KNYLE” Quiet but very friendly, ex¬ pect to see him behind the counter at the Stop Shop, artistically skilled, always seen but seldom heard, has a ready smile for friends. BERNARD A. LAMOUREUX BERNIE” One of our Seniors who has an excuse for not doing home¬ work, a jolly fellow with many friends, well liked by many, blushes easily but has serious moments at times. GEORGE W. LAPIERRE BILL” Ambitious, easy-going, posesses a sparkling and dependable personality, industrious, always willing to pitch in, keen on water sports, and Hi-Fi, his current goal is that of machin- est. CHARD JOHN JOUBERT JOUB” iss comedian, hilarious and ty, carefree, happy-go-lucky, able to talk his way out of lost every difficulty, his pet ;ve is ' homework, assistant tor in charge of sports for ; Yearbook. JOHN THOMAS KANE JOHNNY” Nice personality, very coopera¬ tive, always ready with a smile, gets along well with everybody, mechanically inclined, inter¬ ested in sports, helped on the candid shots for the Yearbook, may enter the teaching pro¬ fession. DONALD O. LEFEVRE DON” Capricious, flirtatious, always ready to provoke laughter, a car, girls, and bowling domin¬ ate his spare time, he is train¬ ing to become a machinist but is also interested in clothes making. MARIE DELIA LERETTE MARIE” Has a serious outlook on life, very friendly, always has a nice word for everybody, lead¬ ing sales girl in the 5 10, quiet and soft spoken, has ability to make her problems seem minute. JEAN F. LAVALLEE JEANNIE” Cute, dark haired, flirtatious, loves to have a good time, pleasing personality, always on the go (especially to Hudson), future plans include the cleri¬ cal field, likes out-of-town- boys. j i ROBERT HENRY LEDUC PEE WEE” ’ Small but very aggressive, very | good at bookkeeping, keeps j Mr. Pitt busy, doesn’t care fori studying, likes bowling and; golf, expects to join the U.S. i Navy after graduation. [ ALBERT M. LEMIRE MICK” One of the hot rodders of the Senior Class, can be seen fre¬ quently riding around in his 1950 Ford, enjoys football and hockey games. GERALD DAVID LINCOLN BUMPS” Quiet, shy, modest, curly blond hair, friendly and cheerful, easy to get along with, carefree, his favorite subject is cars, owns a blue one, continually tapping his pencil on the desk, lighthearted in his school work. RONALD EARL LINCOLN ARCHIE” Strong, silent type, always comes up with a good point in the Trig, class, very good ath¬ lete, always calm and collected, should succeed with his charm and ability to deal with people. THOMAS F. LINCOLN RED” Wonderful fellow to know, jovial personality, full of fun, was vaccinated with a phono¬ graph needle, very straight forward, never leaves a job unfinished, teller of many jokes, keen sense of humor, likes girls. -- ALLYN FRANCIS LITTLE AL” Artistically inclined, pleasant, unassuming, friendly, ambi¬ tious, blushes easily, keen sense of humor, neat dresser, tactful, full of ' fun, outstanding foot¬ ball player, a friend indeed, keeps things moving in room 34. BARBARA C. MacKAY TWINNIE” Beverly’s twin, full of fun, nice personality, always has a smile, doesn’t believe in going steady, doesn’t go in much for danc¬ ing, a likable girl, never will be without friends. PHILIP JOSEPH LIZOTTE PHIL” Happy go lucky f ellow, has a nice personality, can usually be found between Broad and Beach streets, a good fellow to have around when you are in need of a laugh. JANICE HELEN LUMSDEN JAN” Charming but reserved, sincere in her actions, dependable and patient, very studious, always seen but seldom heard, very soft spoken, a friend to every¬ one, always looking toward the brighter side of life. BARBARA JEAN LYONS BARB” Has an interest in sports and music, was a forward on the basketball team plays in the band, looking forward to a career in teaching and plans to go to Worcester State Teachers College. GERALD E. MacDONNELL MAC” One of our Seniors who always has an excuse when absent from school, can be found driving down East Main Street most any time, favorite pas¬ times are water skiing and driving automobiles. GAIL ELLEN LIZOTTE GAILIE” She rt, cute, peppy, witty, never at a loss for words., spark plug of majorettes, always has op¬ posite views, loves that clean country living. Favorite colors: pink and black, plans to enter the secretarial field. ROBERT E. MADDEN DARREL” Friendly, well liked boy, excels in sports, always on the go, quiet until you get to know him, always seen, success is sure in any field he chooses. 19 THOMAS JOHN MADDEN TOMMY” Good looking; friendliest boy in the class, considerate, flirta¬ tious, a great guy, always cheer¬ ful, likes baseball, will go out of his way to help you, hopes to attend Air Force Academy. WILLIAM JOSEPH MAURO WILLY” Pleasant, easy to get along with, true friend, quiet, sincere, ambitious, favorite pastime is working with his radio equip¬ ment, likes to skate, plans to go to barber school. 20 C. CHARLES MARGARITAS CHARLIE” Tall, handsome, has all the qualities of a good athlete, sophisticated, usually jovial and in good humor, can be seen in the corridors of the sixth period, three sport star, plans to attend University of Connecticut. WARREN M. MARSHALL PUNCHY” Argumentive, he’s always right but never wrong, he leaves Mr. McManus with a smile. Hopes to join the Armed Services after Graduation. RICHARD F. MARINO DICK” A real happy-go-lucky fellow without a care in the world, very well liked by all of his classmates because of his sense of humor, favorite drink is chocolate milk. JAMES IRWIN MARTIN JIM” Friendly, carefree, always has something funny to say, won¬ derful personality, hard work¬ er, keeps Panther Patter alive with jokes, always hunting news sixth period, sure to bring humor and fun where- ever he goes. JOHN DENNIS MANNING JACK” Very quiet but fun loving, a serious student, wonderful sense of humor, could always be seen standing outside of Room 35 before school, very easy and agreeable to get along with. GEORGE STEPHEN MAYO STEVE” New-comer, tall, good looking, friendly, good dresser, likes to joke, has many friends and is well liked, enjoys basketball in spare time, hopes to attend William Mary College and take up Business Administra¬ tion. I JANET LEE MCDONOUGH JAN” Blond, tall, eye-catching ma- ijorette, likes old blue Chevies, (sincere in her activities, but ! reserved, dependable and pa- jtient, -excels in housekeeping, always looking in newspapers for current events. i RONALD B. MORSE MOUSY” Quiet, still water type, very studious, dependable, the si¬ lent man” blushes easily, delivers newspapers every af¬ ternoon, very courteous, sel¬ dom is disturbed, should go far in his field. JOHN STEPHEN MESSIER SMILEY” Member of the football squad, Smiley is well-liked by every¬ one he comes in contact with, always ready to help with his never-ending smile, sure to be successful in whatever he un¬ dertakes. CHRISTOPHER MINNS CHRIS” Ambitious, studious, very in¬ quisitive, spark of the 4th period P.D. class, very argu- mentive, aggressive in and out of school, makes his presence known, very helpful at the Senior Prom. ROSS ALEXANDER MOIR RAM” Big boy, curly hair, never with¬ out his Merc” outside of school, a member of the band, likes a good time, a smile for everyone, takes lot of joking from classmates. PAUL F. MONAHAN PORKY” He just had to come back after leaving his sophomore year, good natured with a sense of humor and enjoys a good time, likes reading finer novels dur¬ ing English class. MAUREEN D. MELKUNAS MOE” A friendly person, tall blond, doesn’t say too much, will make her mark in the business world, nice personality, hopes to work for I.B.M., one of the five Musketeers, loves life and people. SARAH ALICE MYSHRALL SARAH” Peppy, jovial, full of fun, pop¬ ular in any crowd. Captain of Cheerleaders, can usually be found with many friends, nice to know, plans to enter the WACS after graduation. 21 ROBERT D. PACIFIC BOB” Very intelligent, full of fun, often seen wearing a sparkling tie, the more serious reporter for Panther Patter, hopes to become a creative writer, knows what he wants to do and does it. ANNE MARIE PETERS PANDA” Pretty, popular, beautiful smile, constantly talking, al¬ ways ready to have a good time, full of fun, live wire of any class, can be found riding in a different cat every day. DAVID W. PAQUETTE POOkY” Tall, handsome, intelligent, quiet and unassuming, always smiling, shy with girls, likes to read sea stories, full of fun at any party, will go far in his chosen field. SHEILA MARIE PAUL HAZEL” Tall, athletic, spark of the bas¬ ketball team, irrepressible prankster, loves sports, sociable and friendly, manages to en¬ joy everything she does, gets the job done no matter how large or how small. RICHARD J. PATULAK DICK” Quiet, ambitious, well liked by his classmates, did a great deal of work on the Yearbook, pre¬ fers activities in the great out¬ doors, especially hunting and fishing, very dependable. DOUGLAS PAUL PELTAK DOUG” A happy-go-lucky fellow, well known in room 37, likes P.X. classes, can be seen riding about town in a bakery truck, his favorite recreation is roller skating. BLANCHE EDITH PALMER VICKIE” Usually quiet, but ready for fun when the time comes, friendly and very artistic, mus¬ ically inclined, also a member of our high school band. CARL ELMER PHILLIPO FLIP” Well mannered, friendly, en¬ joys a good argument, ener¬ getic, fun-loving, his outside time is taken up by cars and skating, his ambition is to be a machinist. 22 I SHIRLEY M. PITUSCHE SHIRL” ,ute, always worrying, stylish, ntiring typist on the year- ook, headed for secretarial :hool fun loving, always last ne to arrive, has a fascinating ' alk. BETTY ANN RICCI ' •BETTY” lovely girl, likes to give lompliments to everyone, a I rue friend, understanding and loughtful, one of the best atured girls in the Senior dass, likes to sing The Star pangled Banner. KATHY S. PROVINCE SUE” Tall, attractive, dark, looks shy but is in fact very flirtatious, always smiling and carefree, fascinates her friends with her sparkling personality, is sure to be a success in the future. KEVIN M. PURCELL KEVIN” A newcomer to our school this year, has a keen sense of hu¬ mor, has a flair for writing, helped on the Yearbook, lives to tell jokes, every ones friend, basketball enthusiast. DONALD R. QUEENAN RUSS” Good looking, intelligent, de¬ pendable, always smiling, well liked by all his classmates, when he graduates he’ll leave a certain teacher without any¬ one to argue with. ELAINE M. QUENNEVILLE ELAINE” Cute, petite, peppy and effi¬ cient, always willing to lend a hand, although Elaine is fun- loving, she undertakes work with a serious aspect, her plan for secretarial career is sure to be fulfilled. EDWARD LEO POTVIN LEO” Mild mannered and sincere, shy but easy to know, his main enthusiasm is photography, very punctual and is sure to rate high as a future machinist. ' N J 4)1 , i 23 PATRICIA A. SINACOLE PATTI” Cute as a button, petite, quiet, gets along well with everyone, has an eye for convertibles, has a long list of friends, proof of the old adage, good things come in small packages.” DOROTHY M. SCHONBECK DOTTIE” Cute, petite, with a tremen¬ dous personality, talkative at times, fun loving, has enviable long blond hair and sparkling blue eyes, enjoys dancing and attending parties, plans a career in the business field. ANDREA EDITH SENECAL ANDI” Smart, artistic nature, ambi¬ tious, indefatigable worker in all class activities. National Honor Society veteran, hopes to enter the field of commercial art, able secretary of the Senior Class. DAVID WILFRED SCOTT DAVE” Quiet, ambitious, friendly fel¬ low, nice personality, he was a very good disc jockey at our Senior Hop, he enjoys going to P.X. Class. ROZELLE SEYMOURE ROE” A cute little package of friend¬ liness, pretty dark eyes, small but watch out, happy go lucky, pleasant smile, likes rock roll, the nursing field will be lucky to get this gal. LINDA JEAN SASSEVILLE LIN” Friendly, extremely studious, veteran of National Honor So¬ ciety, enthusiastic worker on Yearbook Staff, a tireless and willing worker in any class, al¬ ways on the brighter side of life. NORMA JEAN SLAYTON NORMA” Vivacious, attractive, dark¬ haired member of the cheering squad, a familiar face in Car- roll Cut Rate, always active in school affairs, has a capacity for learning, plans to join the Army of White. 24 GERALD E. STACKHOUSE GIANT” Tall, good looking, aggressive, reliable and exceptionally smart, member of the football team, loyes a good arguement, an ardent reader, lately minus a class ring, will yield scalpel and stetescope in near future. BARRY ELLIOT STERN BASH” Good natured, hard working fellow with a fast blue Chevy, a great asset to our school, should be a real success after graduation. SHIRLEY L. ST. HILAIRE SHIRL” A star on television for a night, good dancer, not afraid to ex¬ press opinions but with charm, favorite stop off is Colonial, beautiful blue eyes, always gets caught chewing gum, loads of fun. RITAMAE JOAN TAMULE RITA” Magnetic personality, flirta¬ tious blue eyes, uncontrollable laugh, steady rooter for the hockey team, has a knack for the wearing of sweaters, senti¬ mental records, dancing, cars, and hockey players are among her favorite interests. FREDERICK C. TOOHEY TED” Class President, capable leader, bashful but respected by every¬ body, tall, lanky, good athlete, witty and humorous, never at a loss for words, leads a care¬ free life in school. RONALD W. TWINE RONNY” A quiet and friendly boy who is a great fellow to have as a friend, is ambitious, always willing to help others if he can, favorite pastimes are boat¬ ing and water skiing. MARIE F. VAILLANCOURT MARIE” Amiable disposition, winning smile, has a great talent for cooking and is in charge of the lunch counter, always willing to help anyone, is interested in nursing, plans to attend Fra¬ mingham Union. ANTHONY J. VALCHUIS ANTON” Shy, ambitious, patient, con¬ siderate and well mannered, his hobbies range all the way from raising flowers to care and handling of guns, he hopes to become a business manager. 23 DORAN J. WENTZELL WEIS” Friendly, humorous, fun-lov¬ ing senior, Doran can usually be found in his classes but not studying, Doran will probably work for Uncle Sam after graduating from M.H.S. ROBERT P. WERNER BOB” Quiet, handsome, mature, all- around guy, a fine veteran Marine returning for his di¬ ploma, a hard working, ambi¬ tious fellow who hopes to go to the University of Massachu¬ setts after M.H.S. DAVID JAMES WHITE WHITEY” Happy-go-lucky fellow, good natured, always a lot of fun at a party, hopes to become an engineer after college, a real competitor on the golf and basketball team. FRANCIS JAMES WHITE JIMMY” Tall, good looking, liked by all that come in contact with bim, full of fun, likes sports and usually is found hiking up Ringold Street. MARVIN MOORE WHITE WHITEY” Dark hair, dark eyes, quiet, carefree, has a pleasant smile, three loves has he: driving cars, and bowling, maintains a strong interest in mechanics, desires to become one. SYLVIA P. WHITMAN SYL” Sparkling personality, has a wide range of interests, quiet at times, her winning smile will assure her success in her plans for becoming a social worker, plans to attend school in Kansas. SHIRLEY WOODWORTH SHIRL” A friendly, well-liked member of our class, always smiling and full of pep, can be found setting her hair at almost any time, never at a loss of words or advice, a great conversation¬ alist, has many friends. Our Patrons Mr. Mrs. Anthony Abatsis Mr. Mrs. Ernest Abatsis Mr. Mrs. Everette Achorn Mr. Mrs. William Adams, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Mr. Mrs. Joseph Andrade Mr. Mrs. John Antinarella Mr. Mrs. Edward Antonizak Mr. Mrs. John Balchus Mr. Mrs. Hugh E. Ball Mr. Mrs. Stanley E. Barnes Mrs. Doris Barney Mr. Mrs. Joseph N. Belmore Mr. Mrs. Clifford A. Benoit Mr. Mrs. Raymond H. Blanchette Mrs. Eleanore Boisvert Mr. Mrs. Biagio Bonina Mrs. Jean Boothby Mr. Mrs. J. Albert Boudreau Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Boule Mr. Albert Boulay Mr. Mrs. Alfred J. Bouvier Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Bouvier Mr. Mrs. Walter A. Bradley Mr. Mrs. Walter C. Brennan Mr. Philias Brodeur Mr. Mrs. H. Ellsworth Browning Mr. Mrs. Joseph Bruneau Mr. Mrs. Edward H. Bryant, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Erank J. Cahill Mr. Mrs. James Chesna Mr. Mrs. Frederick Chicoine Elaine F. Chizook Mr. Mrs. Harold F. Clarke Mr. Mrs. Henery L. Clark Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Clark Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Clark Dr. Mrs. John C. Colleary Mrs. Louis Collins Monita H. Collins Mr. Francis J. Coughlin Mr. Mrs. R. Curtis Mr. Mrs. Edward N. Cusson Mrs. Theresa H. Daly Mr. Mrs. Michael D’Angelo Mrs. Esther Dansereau Mr. Richard A. DeCesare Mr. Emilio G. DeSimone Mr. Mrs. Roland S. DesRochers Mrs. Marguerite Dragon Dr. Mrs. Robert Dolan Mr. Mrs. John J. Downey Mr. Mrs. Arthur J. Duclos Mr. Albert E. Dunn Mr. Mrs. Arthur P. Duplessis Mr. Richard Durand Mr. Mrs. Roy Estabrook Mr. William L. Farrell Mr. Mrs. Andrew A. Flagg Mr. Mrs. B. Foisy Mr. Mrs. James Forrest Mr. Mrs. Rocco Foti Mr. Mrs. John F. Francis Mario Fulendonio Mr. Mrs. Wallace Gaucher Mr. Mrs. Arthur Gauthier Mr. Mrs. Anthonio Goirgi Mr. Mrs. Dominic Golgata Mr. Mrs. Anthony Grogan Mrs. Leo H. Halliwell Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Hanslip Mr. Mrs. D. 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Scouras Mr. Mrs. Albert Senecal Mr. Mrs. Louie Seymour Mr. Mrs. Ralph Seymoure Mr. Mrs. Andrew Sikora Mr. Mrs. Pat Sinacole Mr. Mrs. Wilfred St. Hilaire Mrs. Marjorie Stackhouse Mr. Mrs. Saul M. Stern Mr. Mrs. Hiram Slayton Mr. Mrs. H. Donald Stewart Mr. Mrs. Ben Tamule Mr. Loran A. Taylor Mr. Richard Terry Mr. Mrs. Fred C. Toohey Mr. Mrs. Ronald E. Twine Mr. Cosmo Valente Mr. Anthony J. Valchuis Mr. Mrs. George Vassel Atty. Mrs. Fred L. Williams Mr. M rs. James H. White Mr. Mrs. Francis J. White Mr. Mrs. Reginald E. Whitman Mr. Mrs. Keith R. Whitman Mrs. Carson Woodworth Mr. Mrs. George Wright Mrs. Dorothy Zicuis MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS by Marilyn Kane and Ritamae Tamule Tiger Sea of Love That’ll be the Day Hideaway Shiall World Unforgettable Love of My Life I want to Walk You Home Friendly World There were No Angels Enchanted Island High School Confidential Kissing Time No Chemise Please Walking Along Things I Love A Part of Me Sleep Walk A Certain Smile Lonesome Town Young and Warm and Wonderful Got A Match I Love You Because Dreamy Eyes Love Potion : 9 Lipstick on Your Collar Tragedy It’s Only the Beginning There Must Be A Way Problems It’s so Easy Come On Let’s Go Smoke Gets in your Eyes She Say Try the Impossible When The Boys Talk About The Girls Just A Dream Where Were You I’ve Had It It’s Late This is Real Sugar Moon We Belong Together Johnny B. Goode Booboo Hampton Beach I fall asleep at the drive-in Bib’s Civic Center Biology lab Graduation Senior music Where’s your car? Study Hall In the Senior Class The Met Panther Patter Any time Sophomore year Ran out of gas Gum, boys, parking We’re going steady 8:05 a.m. El Presidente Room 21 Love Fire in the Coatroom You wear Chanel No. 5 In the night Girls in Chem. lab I Know what you’ve been doing If Mr. Hannagan weren’t Irish Freshman To crib successfully Ran out of Clorets To say no! To the Grille At the Co Take this discipline to the office Hudson High beats Marlboro Wow”, watch out All 95’s During dissection? Mid years Senior Prom My Diploma Over the pine trees on Framingham Road The Garnsworths So say his many loves 28 If Dreams Came True I’ll Remember Tonight Oh Yeah Uh Huh Sitting In the Back Seat The Shape I’m In April Love Click Clack There I’ve Said It Again 16 Candles You’d Be Surprised Casual Look Yakety Yak Donde Esta Santa Claus Endless Sleep Goodnight My Love Letter To An Angel Let The Bells Keep Ringing This should Go on Forever Itchy Twitchy Feeling When The Saints Go Marching In I Don’t Want to Set The World On Fire 1811 Remember You Send Me I’d have my license Senior Reception I knew the answer all the time Guess Who? Morning after the Prom Junior Prom My Denmres slipped Turn the light down low (off) Never been kissed? The P.A. is working The gym Doesn’t she ever stop? In Room 35 First Period First date Report cards We have to stay after Senior parties On a cold night The Green Lantern Just the school Our first kiss (I really love your car!) May You Always remember your wonderful High School years Mr. Francis 29 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1 wgs.,j� i ' M. |L FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Northbridge (Jamboree .. (20- 0) Shrewsbury . (24- 8) Framingham . (16-18) Milford . (22- 6) Leominster . ( 0-28) Fitchburg . ( 0- 6) Maynard . ( 0-12) Clinton . (38- 6) Concord . (22-22) Hudson . ( 6- 0) 30 BEST LOOKING MOST POPULAR BEST DRESSED Penelope Lamy Robert Werner Nancy Gaucher Fred Toohey Nancy Bonina John Kane BEST NATURED Mary Lou Barney Ronald Lincoln BEST DANCERS Mary Dragon Joseph Andrade MOST ATHLETIC Sheila Paul Charles Margaritis SENIOR NICEST EYES PEPPIEST Patricia Sinacole Joseph Belmore Sarah Myshrall James Bouvier MOST DIGNIFIED Mary Ann Abatsis Richard Boule MOST TALKATIVE NICEST SMILE 32 Anne Peters Peter Bouvier Barbara MacKay John Messier MOST SERIOUS CUTEST MOST BRILLIANT MOST MUSICAL Shirley Pitusche Steve Mayo MOST ARGUMENTIVE Marilyn Kane SUPERLATIVES MOST BASHFUL Elaine Quenneville Richard Giorgi FRIENDLIEST Gail Lizotte Thomas Madden Susan Achorn Gerard Stackhouse MOST DEPENDABLE Andrea Senecal James Honen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Norma Jean Slayton Charles D’Angelo FAVORITE SINGER Connie Francis Pat Boone FAVORITE COMIC STRIP Peanuts Barbara Lyons David Estabrook MOST ARTISTIC Blanche Palmer Allyn Little MOST FLIRTATIOUS Kathy Province James Martin FAVORITE SUBJECT English FAVORITE ORCHESTRA Lawrence Welk 33 PROPHECY by Robert Pacific and James Martin ABATSIS, ANTHONY ABATSIS, MARY ANN ACHORN, SUSAN ANDRADE, JOSEPH ANTINARELLA, JEAN ANTONIZAK, DIANE BALCHUS, BARBARA BALL, DAVID BARNES, GORDON BARNEY, MARY BELMORE, JOSEPH BENOIT, CECILY BLAKELEY, JAMES BLANCHETTE, RONALD BOISVERT, GILBERT BONINA, NANCY BOOTHBY, ELLEN BOULE, RICHARD BOUVIER, PETER BOUVIER, JAMES BOWSER, ERNEST BRODEUR, PAUL BROWNING, JOANNE BRUNEAU, JOYCE BRYANT, DAVID CAHILL, PATRICIA CAMERON, PATRICIA CHESNA, JOANNE CHICOINE, LINDA CLARK, EDWARD CLARK, MARJORIE COLLINS, EDWARD CUSSON, DONALD D’ANGELO, CHARLES DANSEREAU, NANCY DeCIERO, LOUIS DIANI, RONALD DeMAURO, JAMES DOSTIE, DENNIS DRAGON, MARY DRISCOLL, DENNIS DUCLOS, JOHN DURAND, RAYMOND ESTABROOK, DAVID FORREST, THOMAS FOTI, LAWRENCE GAUCHER, NANCY GAUTHIER, SIMONNE GIORGI, RICHARD GOLGATA, LANCE GOODWIN, RICHARD GROGAN, ANTHONY HARPIN, VINCENT HIMMELMAN, WILLIAM HINCKLEY, PAUL HOGAN, JAMES HOLLIS, BEVERLY HONEN, JAMES IZZO, JEAN JOHNSON, KAREN JOUBERT, RICHARD KANE, JOHN KANE, MARILYN KING, KNYLE KYPER, RICHARD LAMOUREUX, BERNARD LAMY, PENELOPE G.I. spreading good will in foreign lands. Shyest math teacher at Marlboro High School. Popular elementary school teacher. The Tommy Dorsey of 1985. Will make some lucky fellow a perfect wife. Nurse at Saint James Hospital. A medical secretary at Lahey Clinic. Park Manager for Mobile Homes. Chasing MIGS back to Moscow. Prominent hair stylist. Sales Manager for Sunoco products. Well known animal doctor. Flying the Bell X 15. Aboard the atomic submarine Nautilus. Swabbing down the decks of the U.S.S. Missouri. Owns a beauty salon in the Waldorf Astoria. In foreign diplomatic service. Sketching his way through life. Has a prosperous milk route. Owner of Bouvier’s Drug Store. A member of the U.S. Navy. Designer of bridges. A clinical instructor of future nurses. A nurse in a psychiatric ward. Radio and Television repairs. Secretary to Attorney Williams. A capable stenographer. Take these letters, please. Miss Chesna.” Would you please read what I have dictated.” A pilot in the U.S. Service. The manager’s private secretary. United Nations interpreter. A carpenter-will build the New Marlboro.” I haven’t lost a patient all day.” The Florence Nightingale of the 20th Century. Will make his fortune repairing cars. An engineer at the White Sands Proving Grounds. Searching for a cure for hiccups. Will guide tourists to the moon. A cute airline secretary at B.O.A.C. Revolutionlized airplane designs. Ace disc jockey of W.S.R.O. A career man in U.S. Army. A sax. man with Welk’s Band. After college enters research. A partner in Foti’s Barber Shop. Medical technician at Marlboro Hospital. Employed by Simone Beauty Salon. Teaching nuclear physics at M.I.T. Answered Uncle Sam’s call for men. Employed by the Conservation Department. U.S. Air Force pilot. Remember, you can prevent forest fires”. Aboard a U.S. carrier. A member of the U.S. Marine Corps. Designed a space ship to the moon. An airline hostess with Pan-American. Teacher at Marlboro High School. A member of the teaching profession. A secretary who enjoys her work. The third member of his family in the teaching profession. A teacher at Marlboro High School. Secretarial work for New York Times. A successful trial lawyer. A draftsman employed at Cape Canaveral. Interested in U.S. Navy. Secretary to Dr. Paul Dudley White. LAPIERRE, GEORGE LAVALLEE, JEAN LEDUC, ROBERT LEFEVRE, DONALD LEMIRE, ALBERT LERETTE, MARIE LINCOLN, GERALD LINCOLN, RONALD LINCOLN, THOMAS LITTLE, ALLYN LIZOTTE, GAIL LIZOTTE, PHILIP LUMSDEN, JANET LYONS, BARBARA MacDONNELL, GERALD MacKAY, BARBARA MADDEN, ROBERT MADDEN, THOMAS MANNING, JOHN MARGARITIS, CHARLES MARINO, RICHARD MARSHALL, WARREN MARTIN, JAMES MAURO, WILLIAM MAYO, GEORGE MCDONOUGH, JANET MELKUNAS, MAUREEN MESSIER, JOHN MINNS, CHRISTOPHER MOIR, ROSS MONAHAN, PAUL MORSE, RONALD MYSHRALL, SARAH PACIFIC, ROBERT PALMER, BLANCHE PAQUETTE, DAVID PATULAK, RICHARD PAUL, SHEILA PELTAK, DOUGLAS PETERS, ANNE PHILLIPO, CARL PITUSHE, SHIRLEY POTVIN, EDWARD PROVINCE, KATHY PURCELL, KEVIN QUEENAN, DONALD QUENNEVILLE, ELAINE RICCI, BETTY SASSEVILLE, LINDA SCHONBECK, DOROTHY SCOTT, DAVID SENECAL, ANDREA SEYMOURE, ROZELLE SINACOLE, PATRICIA SLAYTON, NORMA STACKHOUSE, GERARD STERN, BARRY ST, HILAIRE, SHIRLEY TAMULE, RITAMAE TOOHEY, FREDERICK TWINE, RONALD VAILLANCOURT, MARIE VALCHUIS, ANTHONY WENTZELL, DORAN WERNER, ROBERT WHITE, DAVID WHITE, FRANCIS WHITE, MARVIN WHITMAN, SYLVIA WOODWORTH, SHIRLEY Mechanical engineer with Raytheon. Secretary to the Registrar of Motor Vehicles. Bookkeeper for Aubuchon’s Designs clothes for well known men. Engineer on flood control projects. Floor lady at Raytheon. Designed first 3-D Christmas cards. Designed a Mississippi River bridge. Working on a practical robot. Sketches the covers for Newsweek. Secretary to Personnel Director. Radio and television technician. Conducts a school for secretaries. A teacher like her father. A member of Uncle Sam’s Navy. A pediatric nurse. Balancing books-an accountant. Trains pilots at Air Force Academy. Member of the U.S. Army. Registered pharmacist for Parke-Davis Laboratories. Head pharmacist at hospital. Flying with the Air Force. An engineer with Standard Oil Company. Specialized in crew cuts. Designed a family flying saucer. Walter Winchell’s gal Friday. LB.M. operator. Physical Education instructor. A successful business man. Designed the newest Antarctic truckmobile. Photographer with United Press. Chemistry instructor at Dartmouth. Captain in the WACS. Employed at the Worcester Biological Foundation. Airline stewardess with Northeast Airlines. Engineer with Cerel-Perini. Experienced meat cutter in Chicago’s beef industry. S.A.C. airline secretary. Pilot to tower landing instructions. Nurse at Children’s Hospital. Tool maker at Nortons. D.A.’s secretary. Tool maker at Heald Machine. Receptionist in a doctor’s office. Brain surgeon. Air Force mechanic. Kindergarten teacher. Surgery nurse. Business college instructor. Private secretary to the Major. State Department of Conservation. Arts school instructor. Public school nurse. Secretary at W.S.R.O. Public health nurse. School doctor. High school teacher. X-ray technician at Marlboro Hospital. Powers model. President Marlboro Teachers Association. Electrical engineer at G.E. Sunshine Dairy manager. Raising carnations. Serving Uncle Sam. State Police. Golf professional. LB.M. computor. Automobile mechanic. Social worker. Technician at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. BOYS ' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Westboro . (42-37) Maynard . (49-51) Hudson . (43-41) Wachusett. (46-45) Northboro. (50-41) Northboro. (30-32) Westboro . (57-71) Northbridge . (49-56) Shrewsbury . (46-77) Auburn . (61-48) Clinton . (77-62) Milford . (49-57) Maynard . (61-56) Hudson . (34-24) Wachusett.(44-40) Shrewsbury . (52-57) Northbridge . (36-64) Auburn . (56-60) Clinton . (66-39) Milford . (65-62) 36 37 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Auburn . (17-35) Maynard . (13-56) Shrewsbury . (47-49) Hudson . (36-41) Hudson Catholic . (21-38) Shrewsbury . (37-59) Maynard . (15-47) Auburn . (44-34) Hudson . (20-30) Hudson Catholic . (26-42) RIFLE TEAM SCHEDULE Concord . . 865-860 Melrose . . 846-874 Newton . .: 856-788 Way land . . 890-809 Acton . . 870-751 Watertown . . 885-781 Waltham . . 890-917 Malden. . 874-887 38 ICE HOCKEY SCHEDULE Hudson . (1- 3) St. Sebastian’s . (1-11) Assumption . (6- 3) Auburn . (1-12) Marian . (3- 0) Fitchburg . (3- 3) Auburn . (1-12) Worcester Academy . (4- 3) Assumption . (2- 3) Hudson . (2- 4) Fitchburg . (5- 1) Worcester South. (3- 4) Marian . (6- 1) 39 MAJORETTES 40 BAND 41 CHEERLEADERS WHAT WOULD HAPPEN . . . IF! MR. JOHN F. FRANCIS MR. D. JOSEPH HANNAGAN MRS. LORRAINE LUZ MR. RICHARD BALDACCI MISS ELAINE CHIZOOK MR. ALBERT CLARIDGE MISS ELINOR CROTTY MRS. THERESE DALY MRS. H. DEAN DAVIS MR. RICHARD DE CESARE MR. FREDERICK DI LORETO DR. ROBERT DOLAN MR. ARTHUR DUPLESSIS MISS MARY L. FEE MISS MARY FOX MR. JAMES HAYES MR. JAMES HONEN MISS CATHERINE HUTCH MR. GENE INSANI MR. WILLIAM KELLEHER MR. FRANK KRONOFF MR. ROBERT LYONS MR. GEORGE MACRICOSTA MISS ELEANOR MCDONALD MR. THOMAS McMANUS MISS ROSEMARY MITCHELL MRS. ELEANORE NORDGREN MR. JOHN O’CONNELL MISS MARY O’HALLORAN MR. JOHN PITT MRS. JONNIE SPAULDING MRS. MARY LOU SPEERS MR. RICHARD TERRY MR. COSMO VALENTE MR. CALLAHAN MR. LEPORE MR. McCarthy ABATSIS, ANTHONY ABATSIS, MARY ANN ACHORN, SUSAN ANDRADE, JOSEPH ANTINARELLA, JEAN ANTONIZAK, DIANE BALCHUS, BARBARA BALL, DAVID BARNES, GORDON BARNEY, MARY LOUISE BELMORE, JOSEPH BENOIT, CECILY BLAKELY, JAMES BLANCHETTE, RONALD BOISVERT, GILBERT BONINA, NANCY BOULE, RICHARD BOUVIER, PETER BOUVIER, JAMES BOOTHBY, ELLEN by Gail Lizotte WASN’T PRINCIPAL OF M.H.S. WASN ' T PATIENT WITH SENIORS COULDN’T TYPE WASN’T MARRIED WORE FLATS TO SCHOOL WASN’T ATHLETIC DIDN’T KNOW WHY DIDN’T LIKE BASKETBALL COULDN’T READ MUSIC SPOKE SOFTLY LOST HIS PAPERS WORE SNEAKERS TO SCHOOL WENT THROUGH A STOP LIGHT DIDN’T GUIDE US LOST HER RULER KNEW WHERE EVERYONE WAS DISLIKED LATIN WASN’T AROUND DIDN’T KNOW HOW TO USE A HAMMER COULDN’T COUNT MONEY COULDN’T TELL TIME LOST HIS JOKE BOOK LOST HIS HOMEROOM WASN’T SO UNDERSTANDING GAVE EVERYONE 90’S WAS LEFT WITHOUT THE CHEERLEADERS HAD A QUIET 5th PERIOD FORGOT HOW TO ADD FORGOT HER SHORTHAND COULDN’T DO BOOKKEEPING COULDN’T THREAD A NEEDLE COULDN’T COOK DIDN’T HAVE ANY CHALK DIDN’T KNOW HOW TO MARCH WASN’T AROUND TO CLEAN UP AFTER US LOST HIS BROOM WAS ALERGIC TO DUST LOST HIS TIES WASN’T HEAD MAJORETTE JOINED THE ARMY FORGOT HIS WAY TO HUDSON WASN’T SO QUIET DIDN’T LIKE BOYS HAD TO WALK TO SCHOOL LOST HIS CRUTCHES WAS SEEN WITHOUT LOUIE WASN’T SO CHEERFUL WORKED AT ESSO WAS AFRAID OF CROWDS GOT SEA-SICK WASN’T SO SMART DIDN’T LIKE HOSPITALS MISSED A BOYS CLUB DANCE BOUGHT A HOME FROM LANGILLE DELIVERED MILK FOR LA BELLE WORKED AT MORSES DIDN’T SUCCEED BOWSER, EARNEST BRODEUR, PAUL BROWNING, JOANNE BRUNEAU, JOYCE BRYANT, DAVID CAHILL, PATRICIA CAMERON, PATRICIA CHESNA, JOANNE CHICOINE, LINDA CLARK, EDWARD CLARK, MARJORIE COLLINS, EDWARD CUSSON, DONALD D’ANGELO, CHARLES DANSEREAU, NANCY DE CIERO, LOUIS DIANI, RONALD DI MAURO, JAMES DOSTIE, DENNIS DRAGON, MARY DRISCOLL, DENNIS DUCLOS, JOHN DURAND, RAYMOND ESTABROOK, DAVID FORREST, THOMAS FOTI, LAWRENCE GAUCHER, NANCY GAUTHIER, SIMONNE GIORGI, RICHARD GOLGATA, LANCE GOODWIN, RICHARD GROGAN, ANTHONY HARPIN, VINCENT HIMMELMAN, WILLIAM HINKLEY, PAUL HOGAN, JAMES HOLLIS, BEVERLY HONEN, JAMES IZZO, JEAN JOHNSON, KAREN JOUBERT, RICHARD KANE, JOHN KANE, MARILYN KING, KNYLE KYPER, RICHARD LAMOUREUX, BERNARD LAMY, PENELOPE LAPIERRE, GEORGE LAVALLEE, JEAN LEDUC, ROBERT LEFEVRE, DONALD LEMIRE, ALBERT LERETTE, MARIE LINCOLN, GERALD LINCOLN, RONALD LINCOLN, THOMAS LITTLE, ALLYN LIZOTTE, GAIL LIZOTTE, PHILIP GOT A CREW CUT DIDN’T HAVE A CAR DIDN’T KNOW HOW TO MIX A SODA LOST HER BOBBY” RECORD LOST HIS DONNA” RECORD MOVED TO LYNNFIELD LOST THE RING AROUND HER NECK JOINED THE NAVY LIKED BOYS STAYED AWAKE IN CLASS MISSED THE BUS TO COLORADO THREW A SENIOR PARTY LOST HIS RED HAIR BOUGHT HIS CLOTHES AT MAMMOTH MILLS DIDN’T PLAY BASKETBALL LIVED ON FREMONT STREET AND MISS HUTCH DIDN’T AGREE DIDN’T HAVE JANET MISSED HIS TARGET FORGOT HOW TO DANCE HAD TO WALK HOME EVERYDAY REALLY HAD A SICK GRANDMOTHER WAS AFRAID OF CATS AND PANTHERS WASN’T IN THE BAND COULDN’T BE HELD BACK PLAYED FOOTBALL BOUGHT A SCHOOL BUS WASN’T BEING PICKED ON WAS ALERGIC TO SPAGHETTI LOST HIS NICKNAME FORGOT HIS WAY TO THE POOL ROOM HAD TO EAT ALONE AT RECESS WORE HIS GLASSES PLAYING FOOTBALL COULDN’T TEASE LOST HIS BINOCULARS WAS SEEN WITHOUT SKIZ WAS SEEN WITHOUT A CERTAIN SOMEONE WASN’T SO FUNNY DIDN’T LIKE CUSTARD PIE TAUGHT DRIVER EDUCATION COULDN’T CACKLE LOST HIS GREEN JACKET DIDN’T LIKE SHORTHAND MET KONG LOST HIS T-SQUARE WASN’T CAMERA SHY COULDN’T UNDERSTAND GREEK MADE SCHOOL ON TIME DIDN’T LIKE HUDSON BOYS WAS QUIET LOST HIS SCISSORS PUBLISHED A HOT-ROD BOOK LOST HER LICENSE WASN’T CALLED BUMPS” HADN’T MET RUTH WAS ON TIME WAS LITTLE COULDN’T COMPLAIN ABOUT GEORGE WAS AFRAID OF GIRLS LUMSDEN, JANET LYONS, BARBARA MacDONNELL, GERALD MacKAY, BARBARA MADDEN, ROBERT MADDEN, THOMAS MANNING, JOHN MARGARITES, CONSTANTINE MARINO, RICHARD MARSHALL, WARREN MARTIN, JAMES MAURO, WILLIAM MAYO, GEORGE MCDONOUGH, JANET MELKUNAS, MAUREEN MESSIER, JOHN MINNS, CHRISTOPHER MOIR, ROSS MONAHAN, PAUL MORSE, RONALD MYSHRALL, SARAH PACIFIC, ROBERT PALMER, BLANCHE PAQUETTE, DAVID PATULAK, RICHARD PAUL, SHEILA PELTAK, DOUGLAS PETERS, ANNE PHILLIPO, CARL PITUSHE, SHIRLEY POTVIN, EDWARD PROVINCE, KATHY PURCELL, KEVIN QUEENAN, DONALD QUENNEVILLE, ELAINE RICCI, BETTY WASN’T ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP WASN’T EVERYONE’S FRIEND HADN’T MET CONNIE WASN’T A TWIN DIDN’T LIKE CANDY BARS LIVED ON PLEASANT STREET WAS LIFE GUARD AT MEMORIAL BEACH WAS SHY COULDN’T SING IN THE GLEE CLUB LIVED ON FARM ROAD DIDN’T HAVE A NOSE FOR NEWS WASN’T BASHFUL HADN’T MOVED TO MARLBORO COULDN’T TWIRL SPOKE SOFTLY COULDN’T SMILE DIDN’T ARGUE WAS SHORT LOST HIS GLASSES DIDN’T STUDY SO MUCH WASN’T SO ENERGETIC LOST HIS PRESS CARD WAS COLOR BLIND LOST HIS NICKNAME DIDN’T LIKE BLOOD DROVE LIKE HER BROTHER DIDN’T LIKE PASTRY HAD LARYNGITIS GOT 95 IN ENGLISH WASN’T BEING PICKED ON DIDN’T LIKE PEPPERMINTS COULDN’T FLIRT COULDN’T TELL JOKES RUSHED ABOUT ALL THE TIME WASN’T SO HAPPY TALKED ABOUT SOMEONE SASSEVILE, LINDA SCHONBECK, DOROTHY SCOTT, DAVID SENECAL, ANDREA SEYMOURE, ROZELLE SINACOLE, PATRICIA SLAYTON, NORMA JEAN STACKHOUSE, GERARD ST. HILAIRE, SHIRLEY STERN, BARRY TAMULE, RITAMAE TOOHEY, FREDERICK TWINE, RONALD VAILLANCOURT, MARIE VALCHUIS, ANTHONY WENTZELL, DORAN WERNER, ROBERT WHITE, DAVID WHITE, FRANCIS WHITE, MARVIN WHITMAN, SYLVIA WOODWORTH, SHIRLEY WASN’T SO SMART LOST HER MHS JACKET DIDN’T LIKE SCHOOL DIDN’T LIKE RED HEADS LOST HER PONY TAIL GREW AN INCH ENROLLED AT XAVIER WASN’T SO TALL HAD SHORT HAIR HAD A TAXI SERVICE COULDN’T BLUSH WAS IN THE BACK SEAT LOST HIS BOAT LIKED SENIOR MUSIC GREW WEEDS FOR SALE LOST HIS CUE WENT TO HOLLYWOOD WAS AFRAID OF GIRLS WORKED IN ALLEN’S DIDN’T HAVE A CAR DIDN’T HAVE PATIENCE ENDED HER SENTENCES COMMITTEES GENERAL COMMITTEE EDITORS-MANAGERS CAP AND GOWN CHRISTMAS CARD SENIOR PROM TICKET JUNIOR PROM RING BANNER GIFT WAYS AND MEANS SENIOR PROM DECORATING JUNIOR HOP MOTTO ORCHESTRA 49 JUNIOR PROM 50 HIT PARADE by Nancy Bonina and Betty Ricci Abatsis, Anthony There I’ve Said It Again Abatsis, Mary Ann Just A Dream Achorn, Susan Susie Darling Andrade, Joseph Dance With Me Antinarella, Jean How Will I know Mr. Love Antonizak, Diane Yakaty Yak Balchus, Barbara Sweet Talk Ball, David Get A Job Barnes, Gordon In The Mood Barney, Mary I Enjoy Being A Girl Belmore, Joseph Shirley Benoit, Cecily Lucky Ladybug Blakely, James Yearning Blanchette, Ronald I’m Wishing Boisvert, Gilbert Dream Lover Bonina, Nancy Fancy Nancy Boule, Richard Gidget Bouvier, James Go Jimmy Go Bouvier, Peter I Dig Girls Boothby, Ellen I’m Not At All In Love Bowser, Ernest It’s Not For Me To Say Brodeur, Paul The Joker Browning, Joanne Somewhere Over The Rainbow Bruneau, Joyce I Get Around Bryant, David Forget Me Not Cahill, Patricia Sweet Little Sixteen Cameron, Patricia Turn Me Loose Chesna, Joanne Pretty Blue Eyes Chicoine, Linda Ask Me To Go Steady Clark, Edward Dream Along With Me Clark, Marjorie Friendly World Collins, Edward Steady Eddie Cusson, Donald Wispering D’Angelo, Charles Learning To Love Dansereau, Nancy Nancy With The Laughing Face DeCiero, Louis Going My Way Diani, Ronald I Believe DiMauro, James Just As Much As Ever Dostie, Dennis If Dreams Came True Dragon, Mary I Could Have Danced All Night Driscoll, Dennis Magic Touch Duclos, John BigD Durand, Raymond Hound Dog Man Estabrook, David Drummer Boy 52 Forrest, Thomas Foti, Lawrence Gaucher, Nancy Gauthier, Simonne Giorgi, Richard Golgata, Lance Goodwin, Richard Grogan, Anthony Harpin, Vincent Himmelman, William Hinckley, Paul Hogan, James Hollis, Beverly Honen, James Izzo, Jean Johnson, Karen Joubert, Richard Kane, John Kane, Marilyn King, Knyle Kyper, Richard Lamoureux, Bernard Lamy, Penelope Lapierre, George Lavallee, Jean Leduc, Robert Lefevre, Donald Lemire, Albert Lerette, Marie Lincoln, Gerald Lincoln, Ronald Lincoln, Thomas Little, Allyn Lizotte, Gail Lizotte, Philip Lumsden, Janet Lyons, Barbara MacDonnell, Gerald MacKay, Barbara Madden, Robert Madden, Thomas Manning, John Margaritis, Constantine Marino, Richard Marshall, Warren Martin, James Mauro, William Shy Guy What’s This Thing Called Love Sweet Someone Prisoner of Love I’m Going To Be A Wheel Someday I Said Over and Over Goody Goody Hey There Anthony Boy Guess Who You Dreamer You Can’t Wait For Summer Dreamy Eyes First Name Initial Young At Heart Petite Fleur Cat Walk A Certain Smile Patricia Queen of the Hop Problems To Proud Take A Step In The Right Direction Venus One Night Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair Graduation Day What In The World’s Come Over You I’ve Got The World On A String Pink Cadillac I’ll Get By Mr. Wonderful Shout Little Star Young Love They’ll Never Be Another You Born Too Late Barbara Don’t Destroy Me What About Me You Send Me Do What You Did Here I Stand Big Name Button Kookie Kookie Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Passing Strangers I’ll Be Seeing You 53 Mayo, George You Don’t Know Me McDonough, Janet Little Queenie Melkunas, Maureen Mighty Good Messier, John You’ve Got What It Takes Minns, Christopher My Heart Is An Open Book Moir, Ross Little Things Mean A Lot Monahan, Paul To Be Loved Morse, Ronald All Most Grown Myshrall, Sarah Personality Pacific, Robert Splish Splash Palmer, Blanche Teen Beat Paquette, David Not One Minute More Patulak, Richard Rebel Rouser Paul, Sheila Tall Paul Peltak, Douglas A Boy Without A Girl Peters, Anne Put Your Head On My Shoulder Phillipo, Carl Handy Andy Pitushe, Shirley Joey’s Song Potvin, Edward It’s Late Province, Kathy Kathy 0 Purcell, Kevin Why Queenan, Donald Straighten Up And Fly Right Quenneville, Elaine Little Darlin Ricci, Betty Ann Sincerely Sasseville, Linda You Hold The Fumre Schonbeck, Dorothy Baby Face Scott, David Something Else Senecal, Andrea Ain’t Misbehaven Seymoure, Rozelle Dark Eyes Sinacole, Patricia Itty Bitty Pretty One Slayton, Norma Jean High Hopes Stackhouse, Gerard Giant Stern, Barry But Not For Me St. Hilaire, Shirley At The Hop Tamule, Ritamae I’ve Come Of Age Toohey, Frederick Your So Fine Twine, Ronald Sea Cruise Vaillancourt, Marie To Each His Own Valchuis, Anthony I Really Do Wentzell, Doran Pop Goes The Weasel Werner, Robert Hey Good Lookin White, David Daddy Cool White, Francis I Don’t Know Why White, Marvin White Silver Sands Whitman, Sylvia I’m Ready Woodworth, Shirley Don’t You Know 54 55 H Pir TBIH 1 LSOj. m Pfwntt ■HB B ||||n|||M F ;||HP Lj V ' |||| HI; 1 i� ’ ' ' iJHH|n|| H J ' 1 , i im - i 1 1 _ _M 1 • Anthony Abatsis Mary Ann Abatsis Susan Achorn Joseph Andrade Jean Antinarella Diane Antonizak Barbara Balchus David Ball Gordon Barnes Mary Louise Barney Joseph Belmore Cecily Benoit James Blakely Ronald Blanchette Gilbert Boisvert Nancy Bonina Richard Boule James Bouvier Peter Bouvier Ellen Boothby Ernest Bowser Paul Brodeur Joanne Browning Joyce Bruneau David Bryant Patricia Cahill Patricia Cameron Joanne Chesna Linda Chicoine Edward Clark Marjorie Clark Edward Collins Donald Cusson Charles D’Angelo Nancy Dansereau Louis DeCiero Ronald Diani James DiMauro Dennis Dostie Mary Dragon Dennis Driscoll John Duclos CLASS WILL 1960 by Dennis Driscoll and Kevin Purcell leaves still talking. leaves her head majorette’s job to Patty Carr. leaves to join the Army. leaves M. H. S. dmms to Steve Estabrook. leaves with best wishes to all. leaves her red hair to Marsha Gareau. leaves Mr. Honen happy and content. leaves his Colonial credit card to Jimmy Clark. leaves his pool cue to Jim. leaves peace and quiet to home room 21. leaves his ruling seat to Dick Belmore. leaves her secret riding trails to Louise Felix. leaves his name on desk for others to admire. leaves his black wavy hair to Doug Gelina. leaves his deep voice to Jimmy Sullivan. leaves to go to Hollywood. leaves to buy some real estate. leaves his speeches to Mr. DeCesare. leaves his hair to Tom. leaves quietly, as would be expected. leaves his absent notes to Jimmy Clark. leaves Freshman alone. leaves Mr. Lyons without his star Geometry pupil. leaves her old, used batons to Jean Carter. leaves his hockey stick to Barney Foisy. leaves on first bus to Lynnfield. leaves her permanently straight hair to anyone. leaves her dimples to Jean Carter. leaves Chemistry to Mr. Terry. leaves his car racing enthusiasm to a driver. leaves room 29 gladly. leaves room 31 for his raincoat. leaves his curly red hair to Jimmy Boule. leaves Mr. Hannagan fighting for the Irish. leaves her Huckleberry Hound Ring. leaves M. H. S. his brain for study. leaves his rock collection to Miss Hutch for biological research. leaves his car to anyone. leaves his empty cartridges to the school. leaves Miss Fox without a dragon. leaves to help Mr. Terry find his answer book. leaves WSRO to Ronnie Lizotte. 62 Raymond Durand David Estabrook Thomas Forrest Lawrence Foti Nancy Gaucher Simonne Gauthier Richard Giorgi Lance Golgata Richard Goodwin Anthony Grogan Vincent Harpin leaves M. H. S. Panther uniform to next wild cat. leaves a Baritone Sax to Tommy Kurbs. leaves Charles Atlas worried. leaves his curly hair to Mr. Hannagan. leaves her seat at the football games. leaves her fingernails to Judy Lombardi. leaves his stitches to Dick Belmore. leaves his cigarettes to Dexter Hadley. leaves the teaching staff confused. leaves his pipe to Patrick Cassidy. leaves with everything. William Himmelman leaves his coffee break privileges to Dick Crossman. Paul Hinckley James Hogan Beverly Hollis James Honen Jean I220 Karen Johnson Richard Joubert John Kane Marilyn Kane Knyle King Richard Kyper Bernard Lamoureux Penelope Lamy George Lapierre Jean Lavallee Robert Leduc Donald Lefevre Albert Lemire Marie Lerette Gerald Lincoln Ronald Lincoln Thomas Lincoln Allyn Little Gail Li20tte Philip Li20tte Janet Lumsden Barbara Lyons Gerald MacDonnell Barbara MacKay Robert Madden Thomas Madden John Manning Charles Margaritis Richard Marino Warren Marshall James Martin leaves carrying a pumpkin. leaves Miss McDonald happy. leaves all her steadies to Linda Jessing. (leaves Mr. DeCesare without a bridge partner. leaves for the A. P. leaves dancing. leaves to return in the future. leaves Miss McDonald smiling. leaves to join Les Paul. leaves John Goran to carry on. leaves his unknown qualities to be discovered. leaves with no picture in the yearbook. leaves her wardrobe to Andrea Granitsas. leaves his high Algebra marks. leaves to meet a Hudson football player. leaves his broken desk to room 37 . leaves his good looks behind. leaves in a cloud of dust. leaves her car to Mr. Duplessis. leaves still wondering. leaves his deck of cards to Mr. D. leaves his age. leaves drawing. leaves to meet George. leaves his English teacher happy. leaves her green pumpkin pie. leaves for more schooling. leaves Miss Hutch’s record book in good order. leaves all the teachers confused. leaves his hockey helmet to Jeff Long. leaves in a hurry. leaves for the service. leaves the quarterback spot to Bill Marino. leaves for pharmaceutical school. leaves his crib notes to Mr. McManus. leaves Mrs. Daly with a peaceful homeroom. 63 f ' 7 C. 1-7,, r ( Jj.: S William Mauro leaves George Mayo leaves Janet McDonough leaves Maureen Melkunas leaves John Messier leaves Christopher Minns leaves Ross Moir leaves Paul Monahan leaves Ronald Morse leaves Sarah Myshrall leaves Robert Pacific leaves Blanche Palmer leaves David Paquette leaves Richard Patulak leaves Sheila Paul leaves Douglas Peltak leaves Anne Peters leaves Carl Phillipo leaves Shirley Pitushe leaves Edward Potvin leaves Kathy Province leaves Kevin Purcell leaves Donald Queenan leaves Elaine Quenneville leaves Betty Ricci leaves his mechanical ability to Ernest Mauro. his old gym shoes to Paul Savello. Miss Hutch a little peace and quiet, her desk in Rm. 36 for a deserving Junior, a bucket to Jack Ryan, just in time. the band room in one piece. quietly and without a struggle. his shortness to Gary Temple. for the nearest Army recruiting station. his press card to the next reporter on the Panther Patter her clarinet to Charlotte Kulevich. two glass ashtrays. with a smile. her height to Ruth Gilbreath. all his worries and problems to his brother Donald. her majorette boots to Sue Dobias. his knowledge unsurpassed. her worries and problems to calm Karen Phillipo. his perfect attendance record. Mr. Terry bewildered. Room 37 quiet. the big fish for George Pappas. in tears. her seat in Rm. 38 to Joanne Tremblay. Linda Sasseville Dorothy Schonbeck David Scott Andrea Senecal Rozelle Seymoure Patricia Sinacole Norma Jean Slayton Gerard Stackhouse Barry Stern Shirley St. Hilaire Ritamae Tamule Frederick Toohey Ronald Twine Marie Vaillancourt Anthony Valchuis Doran Wentzell Robert Werner David Whit e Francis White Marvin White Sylvia Whitman Shirley Woodworth leaves her seat on the school bus to Eileen Johnson. leaves Mr. Hannagan the chore of looking for a new secretary. leaves his old unopen books to his sisters. leaves her radiant hair to Judy Holt. leaves her pony tail to Janice Marshall. leaves her shortness to Patty Carr. leaves her tassels to Pat Nelson. leaves his height. leaves his transmission on Rawlins Avenue. leaves her wavy hair to Marsha Gareau. leaves her eye shadow to Connie. leaves his presidency to Franny Wilson. leaves his motor and boat to Bob Wickstrom. leaves her apron to Alice Wilson. leaves his ' parking spot to Warren Shelales. leaves with a diploma from Bibi’s Col. of Poolroom Knowledge.” leaves joyfully with a diploma. leaves eating Halloween cake. leaves Room 17 to Mr. Pitt. leaves his grease rags behind. leaves her best wishes to Miss Hutch’s Biology classes. leaves her job getting coffee for the office to Sue Dobias. 64 K W M FOR REFERENCE Do Not Take From This Room Marlboro Public Library Marlboro, Mass. 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