Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1958 volume:

Thomas Crane Public Library Quincy, Massachusetts ------------ Presented by PRESENTS QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL Quincy, Massachusetts “And the Lord God caused to grow out of the ground every tree that is pleasant to the sight and good for food; and the tree of life in the midst of the garden, and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Genesis 2: 9 I ' 4 Quincy High School has been our tree of knowledge and of life for the past three years. Within these walls our character has been molded, our friendships made, and our lives enriched by understanding. The seeds of knowledge and wisdom have been firmly planted in our minds, and now we are ready to face the future. Al- though we have partaken of the best nourishment that Quincy High School has to offer, there is still a never- ending supply for all who will take our place in years to come. Long after we have attained our goals in life, our alma mater will stand, sturdy and strong, as a tree of knowledge for the future youth of Quincy. t 5 Dr. Charles Djerf; Dr. Edward S. Mann; Mr. Charles Sweeney; Mr. A. Wendell Clark, Vice- Chairman; Mr. Amelio Della Chiesa. Chairman; Dr. Paul A. Gossard, Superintendent of Schools; Miss Marion Nilsen, Clerk; Mrs. Alice Mitchell; Mr. Paul K. Duffey. To the Class of 1958: Members of the School Committee seldom have occasion for any direct relationship with the student body; yet, we are vitally interested in your welfare and educational advancement. It is my privilege to direct this message to the members of your class on behalf of my fellow committee members. During the twelve-year period since you entered the first grade, great changes have taken place in our school system. From a physical standpoint we have added six new buildings and completed additions to five existing schools to accommodate an increased enrollment of more than four thousand pupils. Educationally we have added kindergarten classes, new trade classes, special classes for sight conservation and other physically handicapped pupils. Our cur- riculum at all levels has been improved and strengthened to provide a well-rounded education to meet modem needs. Educational consultants at the elementary and secondary levels now co-ordinate materials and methods, while teacher workshops have served to improve and strengthen the effectiveness of their teaching. To function as a high-grade school system it is costing more than five million dollars per year, or about one-third of the total tax levied on Quincy taxpayers. Our average cost per pupil is about $273.00 per year, which means that the city of Quincy has invested more than $3000.00 in your education, to say nothing of the cost of new buildings and expanded facilities. It is our sincere hope that your educational experience has justified our faith in your ability to make the best possible use of your talents and to become worthy citizens in a better community. Cordially yours, Vice Chairman Quincy School Committee 6 To the Class of 1958: As you read the pages of this, your yearbook, in the days ahead, you may look back upon your high school as a place set back from the road, like a refreshing grove of trees, a place affording you a chance for growth of mind and personality. In the years ahead my hope is that you will try to give to your community, your friends, your families, that same beauty of life and refreshment of mind which the trees give to the traveler who comes upon them in his journey. Quincy Public Schools Sincerely, Superintendent To the Class of 1958: “’Tis education forms the common mind, As the twig is bent, the tree's inclined.” For twelve long years you have been climbing the tree of education. I hope many of you will want to venture higher. May you study to help in the development of spectacular electronic devices, interspace travel, un- limited food and fuel supply, amazing medical progress and other miracles of science. The growing tree from the roots up well represents the preparation of youth to live in the complicated world of tomorrow. May you be ready! Best wishes from the whole faculty. Sincerely, Principal Quincy High School To the Class of 1958: In this age it is difficult to fathom the wonders of the world about us—wonders wrought through the minds and hands of men. These things are not the result of chance; they are the result of work, work of generations of world culture that have been blessed with the strong urge to progress—to do—to develop—and to pass on to succeeding generations the fruit of their work. From this I have learned: that work for the indi- vidual is a fortress against want, a shield against de- generation, a lance in the struggle for progress, and for our nation it is the key to our very existence. Therefore, may you dedicate your future to work as an educative and saving force, and may you continue to train your minds and hearts and hands in order to find happiness in the service of mankind., Sincerely, Director Quincy Trade School GOLDENROD STAFF EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Virginia Coury, Carole Golob, Richard Lee. LITERARY Literary Editors Marnelle Calderara Beverlyann Hutchison Marjorie Monson Staff Anita Belt Carl Backman Betty Brown Marguerite Chiango Judith Cobb Alexandra Sartori Linda Nutting Donald Peterson Judith Willard Art Editor Barbara Bell Staff Edward DiSalvio Gwendolyn Scrivener Stephen Smalley Terry Tedrow Sports Editors Peter Allan Donald Gobcil BUSINESS Business Managers Judith Saliba Ben Hershenson Assistant Managers Arthur Honkonen Gayle Humiston Staff Mary Barry Carolyn Horgan Judith Hyslop Carol Kibitz Mar ' Jane McGinty Jacqueline McGonnigal Eleanor Mitchell Lois Pierce Stephanie Rotunno Louise Sclvitz Gail Smith Janice Thompson Janica Towne Patricia Whitteker Priscilla Williams Thomas Williams Donna Zappcttclla FACULTY ADVISERS Dora Kelley Eleanor Reddy Catherine Walsh Muriel Goudcy Edna Schultz Arthur Tanguay 8 TABLE OF CONTENTS 10 QHS - Our Tree of Knowledg 21 Faculty and Administration 32 Seniors 73 Underclassmen 75 Features 85 Activities 115 Sports 129 Advertising 159 Senior Directory Q.H.S. - OUR TREE Our Tree of Knowledge is deeply rooted in a country rich in history and culture. Cultivated by a people proud of their heritage and nurtured by each new generation, this tree is sustained by the ever-growing prosperity of our city. Founded in 1625, Quincy was one of the earliest set- tlements in New England. It was separated from Boston in 1640 but remained a part of Braintree until 1793 when it became a town. Since 1888 it has been the only city in Norfolk County. Living in a city which provides a direct entrance to the past gives the youth of Quincy an opportunity to learn the characteristics of great men. As loyal subjects of the Crown, the men of Quincy played their part dur- ing the seventeenth century; as revolutionary patriots, they fought for freedom; as citizens of Massachusetts, they gave their whole-hearted support to the new Re- public. We who live in a land of such glorious heritage 10 OF KNOWLEDGE are justly proud of the past. Residents of Quincy take great pride in the fact that their city is the birthplace of two great Presidents— John Adams and John Quincy Adams. Their homes attract people from all over the world and provide a first-hand education for the youth of Quincy. The for- mer Presidents and their wives are buried in the crypt of the First Parish Church, which is located in the heart of the city. Here in Quincy, too, was born John Han- cock, first signer of the Declaration of Independence. The John Hancock Grammar School was named in honor of this great American statesman. While some citizens of early Quincy were becoming leaders in education and government, others were lay- ing the foundations of industry. The development of these industries made Quincy a prosperous business center. The growth of this city from a community of farms to a center of industrial activity was due in part A new rocket fuel. Isn’t that an amoeba? And here’s a little plot we bought.' to three men: Solomon Willard, father of the granite industry; Gridley Bryant, builder of the granite industry; and Colonel Thomas Perkins, a financier. All became associated with the granite industry because the demand for suitable material for the erection of the Bunker Hill Monument led to the actual opening of the granite quar- ries in Quincy. Under favorable conditions this industry expanded so greatly that it became necessary to build the first commercial railroad to carry the granite blocks to the Neponsct River. The granite industry, however, is only one part of Quincy’s industrial picture. Quincy also boasts of the successful Fore River Shipyard, one of the most im- portant shipyards in New England. Here have been built frigates which transported goods to all corners of the globe, ships that were used in time of war, and now, atomic-powered vessels to be used in the world of to- Captain Midnight and his crew. ‘Man! That Lincoln was on the beam! morrow. Quincy is also the biggest shopping center south of Boston and attracts people from the entire South Shore. Another phase of Quincy’s progress can be seen in the field of education. The Thomas Crane Public Library, one of the finest libraries in this area, has aided im- mensely in this development. From the early days of Quincy to the present time, education in our city has advanced steadily. From 1640 to the opening of the Quincy High School on May 12, 1852, only a very limited grammar school education was available. The first Quincy High School was erected on the site that is now 21 High School Avenue. It was not until 1890 that another high school was completed. In 1906 this was enlarged and remodeled to its present form, Central Junior High School. It was used as a four year high school until 1924 when the present Quincy “Hcncc! DC — ... Make your lines darker.' 13 Leave it to Pythagoras. High School building on Coddington Street was built. The Quincy Trade School had its beginnings in the Quincy Independent Industrial School organized in 1912. This was first located in the building on Hancock Street but was later transferred in 1913 to the Adams School on Phillips Street and in 1924 to the new Cod- dington Street high school building. In 1930 the school became officially known as the Quincy Trade School. It was enlarged in 1952 when a twenty-room addition was added to it. The present Q. H. S. and Trade buildings are of cream-colored brick and together have a student mem- bership of 1907 and a faculty of 94. The two buildings have approximately 95 rooms, auditoriums, labora- tories, and rooms for shop work. The ultimate aim of education in Quincy is to prepare 14 youth for a successful and rewarding life, to prepare them not only vocationally, but also socially, physically, and culturally. To achieve this goal, Quincy High not only offers commerical, trade, general, and college pre- paratory courses, but also vocational adjustment, social adjustment, family living, art, practical arts, and music classes. In its own way, each of these contributes to the primary objective. Through studies of history, geography, government, and relations of nations in social studies classes, students learn good citizenship, friendly relations, and the prin- ciples of Democrary. Geography, Modern European History, Problems of Democracy, and a combined course of U.S. History and civics form an important part of the QHS curriculum, for they encourage students to learn more about and do more for their city and their 15 Adjusting to QHS. UNIVAC could never beat this. A word from the wise. country. An opportunity to participate in a miniature UN was given to ten QHS students on March 22. With students from many other high schools they visited Har- vard University; each, representing a different country, attended committee meetings and a General Assembly. With the increased emphasis on scientific advance- ment, the demand for students proficient in mathe- matics and science becomes greater each day. To meet this new challenge, QHS offers courses in aeronautics, biology, chemistry, physics, photography, radio, and applied science. These classes help students to under- stand better the natural laws operating in the world we live in, introduce them to laboratory work, and ac- quaint them with the scientific method. Mathematics courses, ranging from general mathematics to solid geometry and trigonometry, not only prepare future engineers but also develop clear and logical thinking. 48 words a minute. 47 mistakes! 16 Invitation to the Rotary Club. Five different foreign languages are offered at Quincy High School. Three year courses in French, German, and Spanish, a two year course in Italian, and second year Latin arc given. The teachers endeavor to teach pupils to speak and write the languages and to learn of the people, culture, and life of the other nations. To help its pupils appreciate and know some of the cultural aspects of life, QHS provides classes in art, practical arts, and music. Classes in art appreciation, art history, art in dress, freehand drawing, and history of costume show art in its practical and cultural forms. Courses in cafeteria training, clothing and textiles, diatetics, food and nutrition, home decoration, and drivers’ education provide a practical background for the citizens of tomorrow. For those who are musically inclined, band, glee club, chorus, chapel choir, and classes in music appreciation and harmony arc available. Just before the toss. Getting clerical experience. Bottoms up. 17 To prepare students socially as well as vocationally for their future life, there arc class discussions, group projects, conferences, and audio-visual instruction. School adjustment, family living, and vocational ad- justment courses present different phases of social and vocational problems. These classes try to prepare the youth at QHS to meet and overcome the problems that might confront them. To give pupils an introduction to actual working con- ditions, the Distributive Education Program places some students in part-time jobs which arc under super- vised employment. To help its youth live a physically healthy life, QHS has health instruction in its gym classes and gives health tests, such as physical examinations, audio and sight tests, and also TB Tests. A registered nurse, Mrs. 18 Nettiedean Alexander, is at the school throughout the day to safeguard the health of the students and faculty. The Department of Guidance under Mr. George Phillips gives advice to every QHS student throughout his three years in high school. The counsellors help pupils choose the career best for him, elect the proper subjects, and plan ahead for the future. Whenever ad- vice is needed concerning future plans, grades, and various problems, the counsellors willingly guide the students. The Quincy Trade School is a state-aided trade school offering three year courses in the following trades: auto body, auto mechanics, cabinet making, electricity, machine shop, pattern making, plumbing, radio and television, and sheet metal. Fifty percent of the time is given to productive shop 19 A lesson in salesmanship. Learning from the ground up. work; approximately thirty percent to trade related mathematics, drawing, and science; and about twenty percent to English, U.S. History, and Problems of Democracy. Related mathematics differs with the trade taught, but consists in all cases of everything of a mathe- matical nature that can be used as a tool of the trade. Related drawing and related science also differ with the trade taught. The type of English is practical rather than appreciative. The U.S. History course covers a period of two years, and the course in Problems of Democracy, one year. The history classes place most emphasis on the period since 1865. Economic, social, and cultural activities are studied. The hygiene course relates to safety-first methods, first aid, and cleanliness. By state regulation, candidates for this school must be at least fourteen years of age and have completed the sixth grade of elementary school. As the state limits the number of pupils per instructor, a candidate is seldom admitted who has not completed at least the ninth grade. A Quincy High School diploma is awarded to those students who complete the Trade School course after completing the ninth grade. The people of Quincy arc fortunate to have these educational facilities available. We are deeply apprecia- tive and grateful to all who have given us these advan- tages: the School Committee; Mayor Amelio Della Chiesa; Superintendent of Schools Dr. Paul Gossard; the principals of all schools; and Mr. George Wilson, the principal of Q.H.S.; and Mr. Maurice Daly, Di- rector of Trade. A vote of thanks also is due to our very competent faculty and personnel. The educational op- portunities are designed to make youth capable and well-informed people, people who will know their duty and do it, and people who will be the peacemakers and the pacemakers of tomorrow’s world. Gift wrapping experience. Training in accuracy. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Cultivating young minds is a challenge requiring patience, understanding, and wisdom. The teachers of QHS have will- ingly undertaken this task and have helped us grow into well-informed adults. We seniors shall always be indebted to our faculty for the sympathetic guidance and excellent instruction which they have given us at Quincy High. IN MEMORIAM MARY T. CONNOLLY Our teacher and friend served faithfully and loyally the interests of the students of Quincy High School for thirty years. Her memory will live long in the hearts of those who were privileged to know her genial personality. 22 Nctticdean Alexander. R.N. Health Instructor Leland Anderson Assistant Principal, Physiography Laurence H. Babin Assistant Director gl Trade School, English Ethel Barnes Family Living, Social Adjustment Mary G. Barry Office Practice Bernice Bennett English Joseph Bennett William Bigoness Karl Briggs Edwin D. Cain Counselor, English Head of Mathematics A uto Mechanics Vocational Adjustment Department, Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry Vera Call Counselor, English Ernestine Campbell Geometry Mary Carlson Junior Clerk- Stenographer Francis A. Caruso Cabinet Making John Chruscicl Head of Science Department, Chemistry 23 Ruth Colclough Bookkeeping, Typewriting Arlene Eccles Foods Irving C. Fletcher Problems of Democracy, United States History Edith Cole Helen Costello Edith Coulman Almon Deane Principal Clerk, Counselor, Librarian Chemistry Secretary to Principal Vocational Adjustment Marguerite Erickson Distributive Education Joseph Farrell Practical Mathematics. Industrial Arts Warren Findley Advanced A Igebra Martin Finnegan Physical Education Margaret Flynn Dorothy Gcisslcr Daniel Goldfarb Michael Golub English Clothing French History, Problems of Democracy 24 Stephen Goodyear Muriel Goudey Spanish. French English Edward Hannon Plumbing William Hutchinson Ronald Jack Bookkeeping. Business Biology Arithmetic. Salesmanship Edith Johnson Eleanor Kambour Typewriting, Stenography Head of Social Studies Department, Problems of Democracy Dora Kelley English Frank Kcrwin Harold Kidder Head of Commercial Biology Department. Bookkeeping Frank E. Leporini Pattern Making 25 One hour this time! John I.undsgaard Donald MacDonald Munroe MacLcan Charles J. Magnarelli Margaret Marr Machines Counselor, United States History, Modern European History Assistant Director of Health. Education A uto Body Counselor, English Eileen McCarthy Ethel McHardy I.co T. McHugh Francis McNamara John E. McNamee French Biology Electrical Radio and Television Plumbing Franklin Mitchell William Mitchell Mechanical Drawing United States History, Mechanical Drawing Katherine Myatt English Ivar O. Nelson Director of Music Education Joy Ncvens Head of English Department 26 Joseph NiCastro A uto Body Edwin A. O'Neill Mildred Ordway English Stenography. Typewriting Frank J. O'Rourke Sheet Metal Thomas Owens Geometry Lotta Page Nancy Patriquin George Phillips Marie Poland Virginia Rankin Counselor, Stenography, Spanish Head Counselor English United States History Typewriting 27 The guiding forces! Eleanor Reddy Angelo Riccio Lincoln Robbins Doris Rogers Typewriting Applied Science. Counselor. School Junior Clerk-Typist Aeronautics, Photography Adjustment lames Shaw Elizabeth Silverman Jean Smart William Sullivan Driver Education Physical Education Biology Geography. Problems of Democracy Arthur Tanguay Mary Turner Margaret Tuthill Catherine Walsh English, French English Assistant Director of Art Music Education. Harmony, Music Appreciation Esther Sauter Counselor, Stenography. Typewriting Ellis Swartz German, Problems of Democracy Thomas P. Walsh Machines 28 Maude Wheeler Thomas White Ella Wilcox Counselor, United States Algehra. Geometry Problems of Democracy History Beatrice Wilson Dietician William Yee Sheet Metal Robert Basilicrc Practical Mathematics, Advanced Practical Mathematics George York Melva Marshall Geography, United States Biology, Practical History, Driver Mathematics Education Louise Clark Latin Paul E. Milward Electrical Dorothy L. Cobb George Kooiian Principal Clerk, Biology, Chemistry Secretary to Director John Murray Bookkeeping, Sales Anthony V. Perilli Radio and Television Anthony J. Rizzotti Auto Mechanics Edna Schulz English Doris Holmes Junior Clerk- Stenographer Margaret Ferris Junior Clerk-Typist (Cafeteria) 29 Was Penny justified?? C pcicrson, M- H Maxwell, � • h M- MacP n ntosn. iVl- KA Bcrnic. lohnM -� charaA A- ‘v cGee, L Lsi0 b.c .Sater.,e T. Dolan. Trade Custodian. It was this big and . . Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Volpc. Noon Relaxation. 30 Lunchtime break. Appeal to the Great Spirit. The IBM is on the blink! QHS record collection. The smile that starts the day off right. This’ll get you by. Ambush! Gee! I thought I’d make it this time. 31 IN MEMORIAM RONALD PACE Students and teachers were saddened to learn of the death on January 24 of Ronald Pace, a well known and popular member of the Class of 1958. His friends knew him as a cheerful companion who always had a kind word for others. Ronnie will long be remembered for his lively wit and his generous spirit. 32 SENIORS We seniors are the product of Quincy High. Every ounce of learning, every opportunity, every lesson in citizenship has been given to us to make us the finest adults. With this excellent training instilled in us, we should be well prepared to embark upon our journey into the world and to leave behind us the shelter of our tree of knowledge. May every senior find success and happiness in the future; may each of us remember, with the help of the Goldenrod, the three wonderful years of fulfillment at QHS. EJt: r 33 Me and my shadow. Stephany Abbott “Steph Spanish Club 1, 2; G.A.A. 1; Page’n’Stage 3: Girls' Club 2, 3; Future Nurses 1; Future Home- makers 3; . . . Likes spa- ghetti, bowling, skating, rock ’n’ roll... Pet Peeve: boys who arrive late . . . Nice smile. Miriam Abraham Page ‘n Stage 2, 3; G.A.A. 1; Future Home- makers 3; Chorus I; Girls' Club 2, 3;... Let me tell you!” . . . Favors fried clams, pizza, long tides at night, sports ... Pet Peeve: snobbish people. William Acker Bili’ Ya sec what I mean . . . Loves any fried foods . . . Jazz records are tops ... Pet Peeve: people who don't smile . . . Quiet and thoughtful. Audrey Ahokas Chorus 1; Spanish Club 2; Page ’n’ Stage 2; Future Homemakers 3; . . . Am- bition: Fisher College . . . “Oh. fudge!” . . . Dislikes- know-it-alls . . . Likes Spanish, jazz. Peter Allan Pete Creative Writers 1; Newswritcrs 2; Sports Ed- itor of Pony 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Goldcnrod 3; . . . Ambition: journalism . . . Favorite subject: homeroom period ... Has a crcwcut. Deborah Allen “Debbie Tri-Hi-Y 2 (prexic-3): Pony 2, 3; Girls’ Club 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2; Page 'n' Stage; G.A.A. 1;... Favors skiing, dancing, I.cstcr Lannin's orchestra ... Fu- ture: Junior College and taking notes from a hand- some boss. Catherine Allison “Cathy” Future Homemakers 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Chorus 1; Pep Club 3: Spanish Club 2; Girls'Club 2, 3;... Oh no! . . . York Beach . . Favorite subject: history . . . To be a private-pri- vate secretary. Ilona Ames Girls’Club 2. 3;...Office Work 3; Goes for pizza 'n' ice cream (together, Ilona?) . . . Has real blond pony tail ... Is shy, but one of the best . . . Likes to dance - doesn't like dances?? John Anderson “Andy” Trade Library 2, 3; . . . Hobbies: sleeping and eat- ing, especially fried clams . . . Country and western music . . . Pet Peeve: cafeteria food at 11:00... Ambition: to be the best mechanic in town. 34 Richard Anderson “Dick” Science Club 3-(librar- ian 3);.. . Pet Peeve: first lunch . . . Spaghetti . . . Favorite Subject: math . . . Ambition: West Point . . . Loves jazz . . . Witty witty, witty carrot-top. John Andre Band 1; Cross Country Manager 2; . . . Favorite Food: banana splits with tomato juice — (UGH!!) . . . Likes chemistry . . . Ambition: the Service. Marie Aristide Chorus 1. 2. 3; ... Of- ten seen reading, ice skat- ing. dancing at King Phil- ip’s . . . Know what I want to wear of yours?” . . . Favors Chinese food. Nat King Cole and Doris Day . . . Has beautiful wardrobe . . . Always wears sweaters. r Mary Barry Goldcnrod Staff: Tri- Hi-Y 3; Page ’n’ Stage 2; Pep Club 3: Future Home- makers 3: Girls’ Club 2. 3; Chorus 1,2;... “What’s your name?”... Attracted to the collegiate type . . . A future teacher . . . Marshfield . . . Always on the go. Mary Lou Beaton Lou Ambition: secretary or airline stewardess ... Dis- likes boys who play the role, but likes stenogra- phy. bowling, tennis, danc- ing. driving and all popu- lar music. Elaine Artis G.A.A. 1. 2; Pep Club 3; . . . Drum ’n’ Bugle Corps . . . Hey, that’s rare! . . . Drives a Merc . . . Those long eyelashes! . . . Ambition: Chandler's School . . . ‘i'll take roast beef’... Favorites: short- hand and typing .. . Likes secretarial work. Nelson Barry Butch Ambition: interior dec- oration . . . Stock boy at Lincoln’s . . . Favorites: Nova Scotia, model air- planes. boats, cars, corned beef ’n’ cabbage, rock ’n’ roll . . . Always joking. Carl Backman Future Teachers 1.2. 3; French Club 2, 3; Chorus 1. 2; National Honor So- ciety 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Goldcnrod Staff 3: . . . Favorite Dance: Schot- tish? . . . Likes math and collects records. Patricia Barton Pat QHS Reviewers 1; G.A.A. I, 2, 3; Glee Club I. 2; Girls’ Club 2. 3: German Club 2;... What a panic! ...Sells hot dogs and root beer and hates them . . . Aim: to be a teacher .. . Rainbow Girl. Noel Balducci Football I, 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3: . . . Ambition: to make a million ... Pet Peeve: shaving ... Listens to jazz . . . What a phys- ique! . . . Drives a truck for R. A. . . . He’s the strong, silent type? . . . Awarded Outstanding Football Player trophy for 1958. Ruthann Barwell G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Pep Club 3: ... Pet Peeve: conceited boys . . . Pizza .. . Basketball, badminton and volleyball top-rating ... Visits New Hampshire and ? in the summer . . . We'll be seeing you!” . .. Soft-spoken in school. ' f Sandra Balducci Sandy Chorus 1, 2. 3; Girls’ Club: . . . First to Katie Gibbs, then to be an air- line stewardess! ...Swims, collects records . . . Dis- likes two-faced people ... Let's go dancing! . . . Enjoys going to the Surf. i Robert Batson Bob Football I; Track 2. 3; Pet Peeve: people who think boys with D.A. hair- cuts are bad actors . . . Likes reading. Motorcycle enthusiast . . . Enjoys blues music, physi- ography . . . Future: Army Airborne. 35 Don’t feed the animals! Stcdman Beckwith St eddy Rifle Club 1; Chorus 1. 2; Spanish 2: . . . Future: electrical engineer . . . Eats anything as long as it s food . . . Interests: hypnotism, science and stories, and maybe Trig. (??) . . . Likes the easy life. Barbara Bell Chorus 2: Goldcnrod Staff: Girls’ Club 2. 3: G.A.A. 1.2; Pony Express 2: . . . Likes modern jazz and freehand drawing . . . Favorite Haunt: Story- ville . . . Has Sheridan’s run out of mannequins? ... Very obliging. Elizabeth Bcllcw Betty Chorus I. 2: Library Staff I. 2; Office Staff 3; . . . Fashion designing is her aim ... Likes Hillbilly and Hawaiian music, sew- ing and lobster ... Favor- ite Subject: home eco- nomics . . . Ambition: Pembroke. Anita Belt Beltie Pony Express 1.2; Ger- man Club I. 2; Library Staff 2. 3: Pep Club: Sci- ence Club 3: G.A.A. 1. 2; Girls’ Club 2. 3: Book Re- viewers 1.2. 3:...U.S.Y. . . . What a laugh!” . . . Cute with a lo-o-ong pony tail. Robert Berry Bob Football I, 2; French Club 2;...“Oh, okay!”... Works at First National . . . Rock V Roll fan . . . One ambition: college ... Plays basketball. Arc you nervous? Kathleen Ann Best Kathy Future Nurses 2. 3;. French Club 2. 3; Girls' Club 2. 3: Glee Club 2.3; G.A.A. I; . . . Perky head majorette . . . Likes swing- in' music . . . Ambition: nursing ... Pet Peeve: girls who smoke in pub- lic. Virginia Blacklock “Ginny” Chorus I. 2. 3; Girls' Club 2. 3; Pony Express I; G.A.A. 2; Page 'n' Stage 2. 3: Glee Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pep Club; . . . First Choices: coffee frap- pes 'n' English muffins, show tunes and ballads, collegiate boys. Audrey Blinderman Andie G.A.A. 1. 3; French Club 3; Pep Club 3: Cho- rus I. 2; Future Home- makers 3: Pony Express 3; . . . Favorite Haunt: Morey Pearl's .. . Kathy, did you do your French?” Janet Blowers Chorus 2; G.A.A. 2; Girls’ Club 2. 3: Spanish Club 2: Page V Stage 2; Future Nurses 3; Future Homemakers 3; . . . Am- bition: nursing at New England Baptists . . . En- joys humorous people. 36 Sallyanne Boddic Sally French Club 2: Chorus 1. 2: Girls Club 2. 3: G.A.A. 1. 2:...A Joancttc with dimples; chooses pop music ... Pet Peeve: fe- male smokers . . . Ambi- tion: social work ... Likes spinach-(like Popeye too. Sally??). t Jennie Boyce Future Nurses I. 2. 3: French Club 2; Chorus I. 2. 3; G.A.A. 3; . . . Oh. Christmas! . . . Enjoys Italian food and pop mu- sic . . . Ambition: to be a Florence Nightingale . . . Favorite Activity: French Club — (Parle .-vous fran- cais?) . . . Has a friendly smile. Betty Ann Brown QHS Reviewers 1. 2; G.A.A. 1. 2; Girls Club 2. 3; Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Baton Squad 2. 3: Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3; Pony Express 3; Golden- rod Staff; Chorus 1; . . . Likes all music from sym- phonies to Sinatra. Jean Bonnyman Page n Stage 2. 3; Girls’ Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 2;... Enjoys rollerskating, swimming. Tommy Dor- sey’s band. Chinese food . . . Dislikes a D.A.—(Dis- trict Attorney??) . .. Am- bition: secretarial work. Catherine Borctli Cathy Tri-Hi-Y 3; Page n Stage 2; Baton Squad 1. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Glee Club 2; G.A.A. 2: Chorus 1.2:... Favorite Subject: art. .. Likes do-nuts. The Four Freshmen and Perry Como. Northern exposure! Alan Boyd A! Get off my back! . . . Ideal Girl: a blond named “Midget —(a short girl??) . . . The Navy is calling . . . Tinkers with cars- wants to make a career of it . . . Favorite Subject: physics. Eleanor Brinkett Elite Enjoys horseback rid- ing .. . Pet Peeve: wise guys . . . Favorite Song: Only You by Platters . . . You think you're wise, don’t you! :.V Barbara Brogioli Tiny G.A.A. 3; . . . Favorite Spots: Blindstrub’s. King Phillip's. Shrimp! . . . Ambition: business school . . . Plays pop music and instrumentals . . . Works at American Mutual. r Barbara Broudy Barb Spanish Club 2; . . . Ambition: to be a medi- cal secretary . . . Jimmy Dorsey’s music, tennis, driving, dancing appeal to her . . . Favorite Subjects: shorthand and stenogra- phy. Thomas Brownell Tom Football 2; German Club 2; Student Council 3; Science Club—(prexic) 3; . . . Wants a Thunder- bird . . . Ambition: West Point . . . Favorite Spot: Quebec ... Interests: mis- sile engineering, basket- ball . .. Handsome lad. David Bryan Dave Favorite Pastime: stay- ing out late ... Pet Peeve: 11:00 lunches . . . Ambi- tion: to be a butcher . . . Likes: “Jailhouse Rock . . . Favorite Spot: New- port Del.... Second Nick- name: Ghost —?? 37 Beverly Burgess “Bevie” Chcerlcading 1. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Chorus I. 2; Future Nurses I. 2; Pep Club; . . . Ambition: nursing . . . Hi. hon! .. . Dislikes selfish people. Richard Burgess Dick Ambition: to graduate from Q.H.S. . . . Stop it. 1 love it! . . . Enjoys boating, aeronautics, and pizza—what a combo! . . . Pet Peeve: detention . . . Favorite Subject: home- room period Lynne Burke Patricia Burnham Baby Snooks Pal Girls' Club 2, 3; G.A.A. G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Girls' I. 2. 3; Future Nurses; Club 2: German Club 2. . . . Likes bowling, popu- 3; Science Club 3; Na- lar music, chicken . . . tional Honor Society 2. 3: Snutzel. ? Chofkof ?.............Ideal Boy: I have Who’s Russian?? . . . Dis- not had time to think likes conceited people . . . about it. . . . Pet Peeve: Big brown eyes and be- egotistical people . . . coming freckles. Ambition: M.I.T. Paul Camello Science Club 1: Golden- rod; Pony Express 1; . . . Black, wavy hair. .. Hob- bies: sleeping, eating, and girls . . . Why glamour photography. Paul? . . . Ideal Girl: 5' 4 . brunette . . . Do I like Rock 'n' Roll!? ... Pet Peeve: girls who smoke. David Campbell Dave German Club 2; Sci- ence Club 3; Goldenrod; . . . Ambition: to be a minister . . . I.ikes milk and gingcralc—so he says . . . Who's the girl who's 5' 4 with blue eyes? . . . Has a yen for scmi-classi- cal music. Robert Burns Side Baseball I. 2: Pony Ex- press; . . . Who is the blond that is 5' 2 ? . . . Pet Peeve: stuck-up stu- dents . . . Favorites: sports, hunting. Rock and Roll... Ambition: North- eastern . . . Has wavy blond hair and blue eyes. Veronica Cantelli Ronnie Chorus 1. 2; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1; . . . Favorite Spot: the Totem Pole . . . Ideal Boy: 6' with blue eyes . . . Ronnie, congrat- ulations on receiving your license! . . . Enjoys short- hand and ravioli. Marnelle Calderara Mamie Glee Club 1. 2; Pony Express 1; Chapel Choir 2. 3; German Club 2; Creative Writers 2. 3; Goldenrod;... Ambition: to be a medical technician . . . Ideal Boy: 6' with dark hair?? .. . We'll see you!! Francis Carcinci Franny Ambhion: earn (?) two million dollars ... Hobby: bending steel bars (Wow) . . . Raunchy . . . Ideal Girl: must have a good sense of humor-to laugh at my jokes? . . . pleasant and friendly. Richard Calderara Ray. Dick Band 1. 2. 3; Chorus 3; . . . Ambition: to make a million dollars . . . Lives to eat . . . Always clown- ing .. . I’m hungry! . . . Such a gentleman, espe- cially on Wednesday nights! . - . Did you get glasses to study. Ray?? Gordon Carr Glee Club 1. 2; Band 1. 2. 3; German Club 2; . . . Man like cool! . . . Well liked by all who know him . . . Enjoys hockey, swimming, piz a. rock and roll . . . Ambition: psy- .chiatry . . . Harvard Uni- versity. Meredith Carter Merry G.A.A. I. 2; Chorus I. 2. 3; Chccrlcading 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3: Girls' Club 2. 3; French Club 3; Pony Ex- press 2. 3; Pep Club 3;... Ambition: to be a medical secretary ... A cute red- head who is lots of fun. Gone to the dogs!!! Richard Carter Porkie Machine Department of QHS . . . Why do you want to be like Mr. L.? . . . I.oves to go any place as long as there is a skat- ing rink ... Pet Peeve: some teachers!! Beat the clock! Frederick Casey Casey Electrical Department in Trade . . . Go away and let me rest in peace! . . . Pet Peeve: to be dis- turbed ... Do you expect to be left alone in the service? . . . Rhythm and Blues fan. 1 Doreen Casna Girls’ Club 2; Pony Ex- press; G.A.A. I. 2. 3; . . . Ambition: to be a tele- phone operator . . . Ideal boy: Polite, with a crew- cut. 6' . . , Hi, hon! . . . Hobbies: Weymouth boys, modern jazz .. . tall and slender gal. Thomas Caton Tom Track I. 2; Science Club 3: German Club 2; Chorus 1; . . . Ambition: Ministry . . . Always seen with a pipe ... Back off! . . . Collects guns, goes hunting . . . What about little miss 5' 4 ? Pauline Cedarstrom “Paulie Future Teachers 1; G.A.A. 3: French Club 2; Girls’ Club 3; Pep Club 3; . . . For heaven’s sakes! . . . I.ikcs sewing, skating, pizza, spaghetti. Rhythm V Blues . . . Has a pleas- ant smile. Joseph Cedrone Joe Ambition: Anchors Awcigh . . . She must be swell for you to lie up the party line for two hours, huh?? ... Nice eyes and curly hair . . . Likes me- chanics. Alderica Ccllucci Alda Girls’ Club 2. 3: Pony Express 3; Pep Club 3: . . . Humorous, nice . . . Hobby: boys! . . . Ambi- tion: to be an airline host- ess (then marry a pilot?) . . . Enjoys turkey, pizza, and stcak-mm-mm. swim- ming. Dolores Cerasoli Dolor G.A.A. 1; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2; Italian Club 2; Girls’ Club 3; Pep Club 3; . . . Ambition: window decoration ... Pet Peeve: people who exaggerate . . . Has brown eyes and wavy black hair. Ann Cercone Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Page and Stage 2; French Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2; Girls’ Club 2. 3; Pep Club 3: . . . Blond hair, pixie style ... Skiing . . . Dislikes Elvis Presley-type boys (poor Elvis!) . . . How’s P. D.? 39 Lauris Chase Joe Football 1, 2. 3; Base- ball 1. 2. 3; Hockey 2. 3: Basketball I; . . . Likes hunting . . . See you later! . .. Ideal Girl: one who likes sports (what kind?) . . . Terrific foot- ball player. David Chew Dave Student Council 3: . . . Hobbies: cars and girls . . . Big joke, little man! . . . Inseparable: he and his red Chcvic convertible . . . Pet Peeve: show-offs in red ’n’ white '57 Fords . . . Cute. ( tpwt Im {Vufoa ujt yj y, lfrYX ,00f I UmLL 1m LpOAXCtjci 4 pn. OOlI [AMJl ( ynficAidf '••aX w AX- (m r klfiAMcL ‘—r4 T k- aI-v v-- —■ Marguerite Chiango Margie Glee Club I. 2. 3: Chapel Choir 2, 3: French Club 2: Future Nurses 1. 2. 3; Girls' Club 2. 3: Chorus I : Goldcnrod Staff: . . . “You don't know, do you? ... Al- ways smiling. Neil Chiavaroli Chev Hockey 1. 2. 3; . . . Help stamp out Cadil- lacs! (Why??) ... Fa- vorite Subject: lunch . . . Pet Peeve: Cadillacs . . . Dreams of steak an inch thick . . . Ideal Girl: 5' 3� 2”. grey eyes. Beverly Cicco Girls' Club: G.A.A.:... Pet Peeve: walking to school . . . Easy to get along with . . . Wow! . . . Ambition: to be a sec- retary . . . Ideal Boy: nice build, brown eyes, tall . . . Enjoys typing, pop tunes, roller skating, ravioli. Donald Cicco Chick Wise up! . . . Quiet (?) . . . Dislikes: home- work . . . Likes: sports, hockey. French fries . . . Ambition: engineering ... Ideal Girl: one with a good sense of humor . . . Nice looking. SE. Richard Cochrane Dick Football 2. 3; . . . “Sure! . . . Dislikes de- tention . . . Ambition: mechanical drafting . . . Ideal Girl: intelligent with green eyes-(What else?). George Clark Pet Peeve: stuck-up people . . . Ambition: to be an airplane mechanic . . . Enjoys working on cars, pizza. Rock 'n' Roll . . . Ideal Girl: must have long blond hair-(Is that the only specification??). v Elizabeth Cleveland “Libby French Club 3; Pep Club 3: Girls' Club 2. 3; Chorus I. 2. 3: Pony Ex- press 3: G.A.A. 1.2;... I care! . . . Popular . . . Pretty as a picture . . . Loves water skiing, pizza. Janice Clifford Jan Chorus I. 2. 3: Baton Squad 2. 3; Girls' Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Pony Express 3: ... Pet Peeve: boys who say. “Wait a minute! ... I don't care” .. . Ambition: office work . . . Drum majorette. Patrick Contilli “Pat Track 1; Chorus 1. 2. 3: . . . Keep cool! . . . Ambition: to be a profes- sor ... A funny man . . . Likes sports . . . Best Girl: 5' 6 . cute, quiet . .. Pet Peeve: loquacious (?) girls . . . Black hair. Judith Cobb “Jadi Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1. 2: Pep Club 3: Spanish Club 2: Ring Committee 2; Girls' Club 2. 3: . . . So- phisticated . . . Dresses beautifully . . . Likes sew- ing (stuffed animals) . . . Ideal Boy: 6’ 2 . green eyes. Janet Coppola Ambition: to get mar- ried . . . You're nice! . . . Favorite Haunt: Clive’s house . . . Nice to be with . . . Ideal Boy: Clive . . . Loves pizza, sewing. Rock 'n' Roll . . . Pet Peeve: people who hit Clive's car. Teresa Colctti Tom Connors Terri Football 1. 2. 3: Basket- Creative Writers I: Fu- ball 1.2, 3: Baseball 1. 2. lure Teachers I; Glee 3; Hi-Y 2: Ring Commit- Club 2. 3; French Club tee 2: . . . Easy going . . . 3: Student Council 1, 2: “Where's Carol? ... Am- Girls' Club 2. 3: Co-cdi- bition: teaching gym . . . tor of the Pony 3; Cheer- Ideal Girl: Carol — leading 1. 2. 3; . . . Icky (Natch!) . . . Crewcut. poo . . . Pert and peppy. collegiate, good football player. 40 Patricia Coughlin Pat Future Nurses 2. 3; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3; French Club 3: Pony Express Staff: Chorus 1. 2. 3: Health Service 2, 3: . . . Who’s your beau who is in the Navy? . . . Nice personality. Anthony Courage Tony Goldcnrod Staff; . . . “That’s the way the cookie crumbles! . . . Progres- sive jazz fan .. .Pet Peeve: the food in the cafeteria . . . Ambition: to be Post Master General — (good luck!) Virginia Coury Ginny Band 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 1.2. 3: Chapel Choir 2. 3; French Club 3: Golden- rod: Chorus; Creative Writers 2: National Honor Society 2. 3; . . . “I.augh. I thought I’d die . . . Aim: journalism . . . Smart. I Wilbert Cox Will Hobby: automobiles ... Likes all Italian foods, bowling. Rock V Roll ... Favorite Haunt: Wollas- ton Beach-(at low tide?) . . . Ambition: mechanics . . . Pet Peeve: early lunches at school. Robert Craig Bob Ambition: to get out of high school . . . One Pet Peeve: people who like pizza—(Has a lot of pet peeves!) . . . Likes girls who like to dance . . . Favorite Spot: Bunny’s . . . Sports fan. Annette Crespi Ann Pep Club 3: ... I can’t believe Happy-go-lucky . . . Fa- vorite Spot: King Philip’s . . . Ideal Boy: tall. dark, and handsome (the usual) . . . Likes Italian food, modern and progressive jazz, dancing . . . Cheery lass. Jane Crowley Janie White-collar girl . . . Enjoys ice skating, pizza and lamb chops. Rhythm 'n‘ Blues, the drive-in . . . A future homemaker—? ... Pet Peeve: people who talk too much. John Crosta Skippy. Crow Ambition: the Marines ... Let’s go up Henry's! . . . Pet Peeve: boys who think they’re heros . . . Likes jazz, clams, and bas- ketball . . . Favorite Sub- ject: mechanical drawing. Edward Cugini Ed Band 1;. .. How about that! ... Favorite Haunt: The Surf . . . Favorite music: popular and pro- gressive jazz . . . Ambi- tion: to be a musician- (Anothcr Eddie Duchin maybe??) . . . Likes base- ball . . . Swell kid. Oops! Wrong locker!! 41 Su-u-u-ure we'll win! William Cullen Willie Favorite Food: B.L.T. sandwiches... Pet Peeve: show-offs . . . That'll be the day! . . . Likes sports and Rock 'n' Roll . . . Apprentice at Fore River . . . Ambition: drafting . . . Favorite Spot: the show-(with whom??). Edward Cushing Cush” Track 2:... Handsome lad. Ambition: to become a jockey or horse trainer. Likes steak. Rock V Roll, and dancing (A good combination) . . . Ideal girl: small, short, brown hair, blue eyes, a nice personality. Barbara D'Alessandro Baton Squad 2. 3: . . . Deane! . . . Likes bal- lads. and ravioli . . . Re- member the Cathay House . . . Favorite Sub- ject: typing ... Ambition: secretarial work . . . Sweet and gentle Gertrude Daley Cert Always has something to say. Likes pizza and Chinese food ... Rock V Roll fan . . . Ideal boy: tall, handsome, and inter- esting (and you’re not alone) ... Pet Peeve: conceited people. William Damore Billy D Hobby: cars . . . You’re right! . . . Fa- vorite Spot: the drive-in with Bonnie . . . Another apprentice at Fore River . . . Pet Peeve: conceited people .. . Likes mechani- cal drawing. Diane Davidson Loves bowling and music . . . Hobby: paint- ing .. . Ambition: operat- ing room nursing . . . Enjoys Italian food . . . Poetically inclined . . . Pet Peeve: busy bodies. Robert Dean Bob French Club 2;... Am- bition: a career in the Air Force ... Don't nail me! . . . Favorite Spot: any- where that it’s peaceful . . . Collects stamps and fixes cars... Likes science and math. Ernest Deane Ernie Chorus 2; . . . How’s your car? . . . Favorite Haunt: Al's Drive-in . . . Ambition: to be a cook . . . Likes Chinese food. Rock ’n’ Roll . . . Hobby: cars ... Pet Peeve: girls who smoke . Guy DeAngelo Basketball 1.2. 3: Base- ball 1, 2. 3; Cross-coun- try 3; Hi-Y 2. 3; Class President 3; . . . Sure, sure! ... A man of pres- tige . . . Ideal girl: 5'7 -who likes good music and sports-a cheerleader — (wonder who?) . . . Favorite Spot: The Ramp. 42 Charles Deans Butch Call that thing a car? . . . Pet Peeve: being called Inches” ... Favor- ite Spot: Al’s Drive-In ... Rock V Roll hound . . . Favorite Subject: me- chanical drawing . . . likes cars . . . Good things come in small packages. James Delaney “Jim All-round, wonderful kid . . . Pet Peeve: girls in dungarees . . . Favorite Subject: Trig . . . Likes popular music and base- ball . . . Back off! . . . Good student. .. Favorite Spot: Al’s Drug Store. Marie Dclforno Chorus 1, 2, 3; Italian Club 2; Girls Club 3;. .. Sparkling eyes and shin- ing hair . . . Oh, yeah?” ... Likes dancing, skating . . . Pet Peeve: boys who think they’re IT” . . . Favorite Spot: The Cape . . . Salesgirl at Enter- prise. Valeric D’Elia “Val Baton 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Chorus 1; Girls' Club 2. 3; . . . Goldcnrod; Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3; Pony Express . . . Pretty and smart . . . Ideal boy must teach her to drive . . . Favorite Place: The Cape. Jeanne Dclmonico Jeannie Baton Squad 1, 2, 3; Page and Stage 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2; Girls Club 2. 3: Pony Express 3; Rifle Club I; G.A.A. I. 2. 3; . . . ‘‘Let me tell you!’ . . . Favorite Spot: proms . . . Pat Boone fan. Kathleen Dempsey Kathie” “Oh, why??? ... Pet Peeve: cigar smoking . . . Cream puffs . . . Ideal Boy: Joe-(Who??) . . . Likes jazz. Rhythm ‘n Blues, dancing and listen- ing to disc jockeys . . . Never found without a smile. William Denissen Dengy Football 1; Basketball I. 2. 3: Track 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3: Pep Club 3; German Club I; Hi-Y 2. 3; . . . Favorite Subject: English with Miss Goudey . . . “The Wild One. Donald Dettoni Donnie Hockey 1, 2. 3; . . . “Leave me alone!’’— (Why??) . . . Favorite Subject: mechanical draw- ing .. . Pet Peeve: home- work . . . Popular music fan . . . Favorite Spot: Corner (??)... Someone you like to listen to. Anthony DiBona Tony “1 11 be right back!’’ . . . Favorite Interest: music . . . Pet Peeve: “I like ev- crything except D’s!” . . . Bowling appeals to him . . . Enjoys swing, jazz, and Dixie . . . Good ac- cordionist. Beatrice DiBona Ben” Chorus 1. 2; G.A.A. 2; . . . “No kidding!' ... Pet Peeve: conceited boys ... Enjoys dancing, skating, and Pat Boone ... Favor- ite Pastime: watching TV with ?? . . . Nice to talk to . . . Likes cars. Robert DiBona Bob- Chorus 1.2;... “Hey, hey!' . . . Favorite Sub- ject: mechanical drawing . .. Pet Peeve: homework . .. The handsomest smile at QHS ... Hangout: Al’s Drive-In. Richard DiGuisto Dick Hobby: girls ... Favor- ite Food: spaghetti . . . “Big joke! . . . Favorite Spot: the drive-in—(Al’s, Richard's, or the Quin- tree???) . . . Ambition: to sec the world through a porthole-!the Navy). Vincent DiMattio “Vin Football 1.2. 3; Basket- ball 2; Track 2; Hi-Y 2. 3; Intramural Basketball 2; Spanish Club 3; . . . Ambition: commercial art . . . “Holy mackerel there!!' . . . Ideal Date: dancing and pizza. Cut it out! That tickles! Send these boys to camp! Edward DiSalvio Eddie” Hi-Y 3; Intramural Basketball 1; Baseball 3: . . . Ideal Girl: must have a mind of her own . . . Oh. but you're nice!” . .. Ambition: contracting... Special Angel . . . Likes Italian food. Donald Dodd Gunsmoke” French Club 2. 3; Cre- ative Writers 3;. . . Likes jazz, steak . . . Pet Peeve: L don't like people! . . . Ambition: I can't think of one. . . . Collects rec- ords . . . Repetcz. s’il vous plait! . Fred Drifmeyer Band 1. 2. 3; Glee Club I. 2: Chorus 1. 2. 3; . . . You’re out of it!” . . . Likes roast beef - well done ... Pet Peeve: peo- ple who want attention . . . Ideal Girl has to like music - (Is she in the band???) . . . fine pianist. Lorna Dunbrack Future Nurses I. 2, 3: Pep Club 3; German Club 2; Pony Express 2. 3; Chorus I. 2. 3; Future Homemakers 3; Baton Squad 1. 2. 3: G.A.A. I, 2. 3; Girls' Club 2. 3;.. . Slightly! ... Pet Peeve: boys who think they're kings . . . blue, blue eyes. Barry Doucette Activities: playing cards, football . . . Favor- ite Spot: Page's Drug Store . . . Dislikes 11:00 lunches . . . Rock V Roll . . . Ambition: to wear an Air Force uniform . . . Favorite Song: “Raun- chy . . . QHS plumber. Bcttyann Douglas “Bene” G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Pony Express Staff 2. 3; Girls’ Club 2. 3: Rifle Club 1; Page ’n' Stage 3: Pep Club 3;... O-h-h. I'm scared! Collects postcards . . . Silhouettes” . . . Ideal Date: dance 'n' dine. Walter Downing Ambition: to be able to graduate . . . Sure you're good! . . . Pet Peeve: Tony . . . Hobby: listening to Joe Smith . . . After graduation: wants to join the Foreign Legion . . . Spaghetti. P.D.. all music appeals to him. Helen Driscoll Chorus 1. 2. 3; G.A.A. 3:... Ambition: secretary . .. Ideal Boy: 6’ or over, dark hair . . . Hobby: marching with the drill team - (an exhausting hobby) ... Frank Sinatra plus spaghetti ’n’ meat- balls arc favorites. Edward Dunham Dungy” Student Council 3; Bas- ketball 2. 3; Hi-Y 2. 3; Track 2; Cross Country 3; Baseball 3; Intramural Baseball 2.3; Pep Club 3; . . . Stardust . . . Holy mackerel. Andy!” . . . Aims to be a paratrooper . . . Totem Pole. 44 Paul Dunn Ambition: to become a cabinet maker . . . Natu- rally. he’s in the Cabinet- Making Dept, of Trade . . . Don't sweat it! . . . Pet Peeve: 8:05 in the morning-(What happens then???). Rose Durante Rosie Library Staff 1; G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls’ Club 2; Cho- rus 1,2, 3; Pep Club 3;... Ambition: to get married . . . Oh, yeah!!! . . . Perry Como is tops to her . . . Hobby: drum corps ... likes Jailhouse Rock. Rocco Fabiano Rocky He’s in training for a certain job . . . Visits the Blue Hills . . . Loves to work on his car and to eat ravioli . . . swell sense of humor . . . Pat . . . has dark, wavy hair. Pauline Dunn Girls’ Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3; Page ’n’ Stage 3; .. . Loves pizza — (Who doesn’t??) . . . Slow down! ... All music is good to her .. . Ideal Boy: tall, dark, and polite. Frank Durante Sotch Ambition: to be a suc- cess . . . Ideal Girl: Mari- lyn Monroe . . . Works at Well’s Co___Ideal Date: dancing or the show . . . Hobby: bowling . . . Crazy, Mixed-Up Kid! . . . dark and cute . . . loves Italian food. Harvey Edwards “Rabbit” Basketball 1, 2. 3; Track 2; Cross Country 3; Baseball 3;.. . Aims to attend U. of Mass. . . . Sec you around the campus! . . . enjoys Eng- lish and history ... Favor- ite Haunt: Al’s. William Elrick “Bill Ambition: to enter the service . . . What did I do? . . . goes for Rhythm 'n' Blues . . . Pet Peeve: TESTS!!! All kinds!!” . . . dimples . . . friendly smile. Ralph Emond Pappy Ring Committee 2: Football 2. 3; . . . Tre- mendous player on Quin- cy’s football team . . . Mary’s man . . . Aim: the service . . . Not bad. not bad at all! ... Pet Peeve: steadies who date others . . . Likes sports. Mary Fanara Mary Chorus I. 2. 3: G.A.A 2: Girls’ Club 2. 3: . . Seriously now!” . .. Am bition: office work . . Pet Peeve: gossipers . . Likes pop and ballads . . Goes babysitting ... Fa vorite Subject: typing. Kenneth Ey Ken French Club 3; Refugee from Roxbury . . . went to Memorial High . . . Al- ways joking... The Rag- ing Redhead” . . . Peppy -(First love??) . . . Am- bition: veterinarian . . . college . . . What’s outside 106's window??? Marianne Fantuccio Ambition: office typist . . . Oh. gee! . . . Food favorites: lasagna and ice crcam-mmmm . . . Quiet but loves fun . . . Dislikes station switch- ers” . . . Enjoys study periods. Barbara Fairwcathcr Barbie G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. (Presi- dent 3); Future Teachers I. 2; Future Nurses 3;. .. Ambition: gym teaching . . . Very athletic . . . Wants to attend Sargent’s . .. strawberry blond. Margaret Fallon “Marg” Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Girls’ Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 1. 2; Goldenrod Staff 3: Glee Club 1. 2, 3; Chorus 1; Pony Express 3: Baton Squad 2: . . . Her hair is her crowning glory! - . . Aim: Chandler’s . 45 Joseph Farley Joe Cross Country 2; Foot- ball I; . . . Ambition: the Service . . . Hobby: work- ing on his car . . . Enjoys steak... Favorite Subject: physics . . . Brown hair and blue eyes. Gerald Ford Jerry Rifle Club I;... Favor- ite Girl: short, brown hair . . . Goes to Cathay House after Victory Dances ... Hard to follow — especially when he drives!! . . . Works at the Ledger. Paula Ferrazzi Chorus 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: French Club 2. 3; Pony Express 1. 2. 3; Girls'Club:... Ambition: legal secretarial work . . . “Scroungy! . . . Favorite Haunt: any place with Bob . . . Loves lasagna ... Neat as a pin ... Likes pop music and dancing. Margaret Foster Margie G.A.A. 2; Chorus 3; Girls' Club 3: Glee Club 3;... Dislikes people who make fun of others . . . Ambition: commercial art . . . Enjoys painting, rollerskating . . . “Honest to gosh! Thomas Ferris Rebel Ambition: Air Force . . . Hobby: girls . . . Fa- vorite Food: all of it . . . Progressive jazz fan . . . Pet Peeve: girls who cheat . . . Favorite Sub- jects: math and science . . . Ideal Girl: blond, blue eyes. Theresa Fraioli “Treese Chorus I. 2; Glee Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3; Fu- ture Teachers I: French Club 3: Girls' Club 2. 3; Pep Club 3; Pony Express I. 2. 3: Senior Class Sec- retary; . . . “Oh boy! . . . Pet Peeve: people who talk too much . Edward Flavin Ed French Club 2. 3; . . . Ambition: business ad- ministration at B.C. . . . Nasty gash!! . . . Likes cars . . . Best Subject: al- f gebra . . . Ideal Girl: blond, pleasant .. . Enjoys fried chicken . . . The Eager Beaver in French class. Arlene Fraser • Future Nurses 1. 2. 3; Chorus 1, 2; Ncwswritcrs 1. 2; Writers' Workshop 3; . . . Ambition: to be a nurse . . . Loathes con- ceited boys . . . Favorite Music: classical . . . En- joys smorgasbord . . . Favorite Spot: right here. Marion Fontana Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; . . . Aims to do secre- tarial work . . . loves Italian food . . . Pet Peeve: know-it-alls . . . Good student . . . Favor- ite Subjects: shorthand and typing. Nancy Frugoli Italian Club 1. 2. 3;. .. “Oh. crumb! . . . Ambi- tion: to be a secretary . .. Favorite Pastimes: swim- ming. ice skating . . . Pet Peeve: girls who smoke in public . . . likes steak . . . Pathetic!! . . . very good student. Ronald Gadapec “Ronny” Hi-Y; Pony Express 2. 3; . . . Ambition: Boston University ... Actually!” . . . Water skiing . . . Dis- like: women drivers!! . . . Likes Benny Goodman and Glenn Miller . . . Fa- vorite Subjects: gym and lunch. Gerald Gamins Jerry Ambition: conserva- tion . . . Favorite Pas- times: reading, photog- raphy ... Pet Peeve: girls who smoke . . . Likes his- tory . . . Blond, short. And it's Dcnnissen by a nose! Madeline Gcnuardi Muddy Ambition: office work . . . “We're late!” . . . Likes dancing and bowl- ing .. . Goes to record hops . . . Dislike: stuck- up people . . . Always smiling . . . Favorite Sub- ject: shorthand and typ- ing. Robert George Boh Ambition: college . . . Hi-Y 3: . . . Money is time! . . - Likes hot pep- per steaks and hunting ... Pet Peeve: messy cars . . . Ideal Girl: 5' 4 , brown hair—(Her name wouldn't be Paula??) . . . great kid. Janet Giffin Jan Chorus 3; . . . Ambi- tion: marriage . . . “I'll never tell!” . . . Likes dancing, onions, fried chicken, pop music . . . Dislike: boys who say they'll call and don't . . . Favorite Subject: cook- ing. and also P.D. Eileen Gildca A Hie Girls Club 3: . . . Am- bition: to be an artist . . . “I bet you think you’re a clown!” . . . Jazz ... Pet Peeve: silly boys . . . Ideal boy: 6'2. blue eyes, brown hair, well man- nered. Patricia Glowka Pat Girls’ Club 3: Chorus 3:. . . Ambition: to be an airline hostess . . . Likes dancing . . . Dislike: boys who smoke . . . “Guess what!” . . . Another Pet Peeve: boys who say that their pet peeve is girls who smoke. Donald Gobeil Don French Club 2. 3: Gold- enrod Staff 3: . . . Ambi- tion: to graduate and then marry into money . . . Ideal Girl: 5'5 , two eyes � . . . “Oh, yeah!!” , . . likes trig . . . dry sense of humor. Stuart Goldman Stu Radio Club 3;... Aim: communications — (with the outside world??) . . . “Like WOW!!!” ... Op- erates a Ham radio sta- tion . . . recently trans- ferred from Boston Eng lish. Carole Golob Glee Club 1. 2. 3.: Cha- pel Choir 1. 2, 3; Creative Writers 2; French Club 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Goldenrod Staff;. . . Very verbose . . . Smart . . . Ideal Boy: ??? (We know!!) . . . “What am I gonna do?” . . . “Scho! John Goodwin Johnny Football 1; . . . Ambi- tion: drafting . . . Ask Bcv! ... Favorite Haunt: Intervale Street... Favor- ite Pastime: girls, foot- ball . . . Favorite Food: anything but Chinese . . . Ideal Girl: 5'6 . brown hair, nice personality. Robert Gordon Flash Ambition: to be a movie star — (another Rock Hudson??) ... “I dunno! . . . Favorite Ac- tivity: girls . . . Likes steak and all the trim- mings . . . Favorite Spot: Canada. Ruth Gossclin “Ruthie Baton Squad 2. 3; Girls' Club 3; . . . Petite and pert... Ideal Date: Jackie — (Natch!!) . . . Ambi- tion: to marry Jackie - (Who else??) . . . Friend- liest girl at QHS. Joellc Goulart Jole” Rifle Club 1.3; French Club 2. 3; Radio Club 2. 3: G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls' Club 2. 3; Writers’ Workshop 3;... Pet Peeve: prejudice . . . Chung! . . . Favor- ite Haunt: Satuit Play- house .. . Enjoys dancing. Gerald Grazioso Jerry Ambition: military ca- reer. Pet Peeve: girls who smoke in public: another pizza and Rock V Roll fan; likes auto races . . . Ideal girl: tiny with blond hair, blue eyes, and a good sense of humor. Elizabeth Guest “Belly” Ambition: to be a sec- retary . . . Favorite Pas- time: going to the movies, reading good books . . . Pet Peeve: homework - (naturally!) Favorite Subject: typing . . . Ideal Boy: ??? — (NO com- ment!!). Charles Guilfoylc “Charlie Very handsome and si- lent . . . Ambition: me- chanical engineering . . . Loathes girls who smoke . . . Favorite Subject: sci- ence . . . Ideal Girl: S' 6 . knows when to keep her mouth shut - (a girl???). Joseph Guivcns Joe Hobby: boats and boat- ing .. . Loves pizza. Rock 'n' Roll ... Pet Peeve: going to school . . . Am- bition: to become a me- chanic ... In Auto Me- chanics department of QHS. Rita Gunning Ncwswriters 2; Chorus 1, 2; Radio Club 1; . . . I’ll never tell! . . . Fa- vorite Spot: McGilvary's . . . Dislike: boys who act immature ... Makes good corn chowder . . . Ambi- tion: office machine op- erating. Robert Gurwitch “Bob” Track 2. 3: French Club 2; Science Club 3; . . . Hi. honey! . . . Ambi- tion: chemistry . . . Likes baseball . . . Ideal Girl: 5' 5 . great fun to go out with . . . Favorite Haunt: the movies. Lance Hailey “Lanny Recently migrated to QHS ... At other school his activities were: Foot- ball I. 2: German Club I. 2; . . . Yeah! . . . Real Southern accent ... Pet Peeve: Mary’s teasing . . . a panic!! Korcn Hakulin Future Nurses 2. 3; French Club 3: G.A.A. 3; Pony Express Staff 3; . . . Ambition: nursing . . . Likes Swedish meatballs ...Cheerful, friendly, and calm . . . Dislikes show- offs . . . Ideal Boy: 6'. dark hair, collegiate. Richard Hall Dick” Get out of here!!”—?? . . . Likes popular music . . . Ambition: to work with father (doing what?) . . . Studies in the Electri- cal Department of the QHS Trade School. 48 Janet Hamill Tri-Hi-Y 1.2.3; G.A.A. 2; Cheerleader 2, 3: . . . One of the adorable twins . . . Oh. fabulous!! . . . Dislikes pegged pants . . . Likes popcorn . . . Favor- ite Spot: Al’s Drive-In . . . Enjoys double-dating with Jean . . . sews . . . pretty. Jean Hamill Tri-Hi-Y 1.2. 3; Cheer- leader 2. 3; the other twin . . . “Oh. ya! ... Pet Peeve: girls who chase her boy friends . . . Fa- vorite Haunt: Al’s Drive- In .. . Enjoys double-dat- ing with Janet . . . Likes spaghetti and falls asleep in ? class. --5 r Deborah Hamilton Debbie Italian Club 1, 2; G.A.A. l. 2; Girls Club; . . . Pet Peeve: kids who know it all . . . Let's make whoopee! ... Likes Italian food, roller skat- ing .. . Ambition: medi- cal school after Newman Prep. Mary Ann Hartford G.A.A. 1. 2, 3; Girls’ Club 2. 3; Chorus I, 2, 3; . . . Ambition: to work in a bank . . . Quiet . .. Nice person to know. Dorothy Hicks Dotty G.A.A. I; . . . Swim- ming. roller skating, danc- ing .. . Pet Peeve: boys who wear leather jackets . . . “Will you stop it? . . . Favorites: Italian spaghetti and pizza, pop- ular music . .. Very quiet. Barbara Hannifin Barb Girls Club 2. 3; Pony Express 3; Chorus 2, 3; . . . Ambition: secretarial work . . . Who. me? . . . Likes meatball sandwiches . . . Enjoys the out-of- doors ... Pet Peeve: peo- ple who say one thing and do another. David Hansen Dave Baseball 1, 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3; Pony Sports Staff 3; Boy's State 2; Student Council 3; Hockey 3; . . . Pet Peeve: girls who step on boys . . . “Hey. broth- er! ... Likes Perry Como, riding around, and chas- ing girls. Paul Harriman Ambition: mechanics . . . Likes pop music . . . “I don't give a hoot!” . . . Carrot top ... Handsome, collegiate type . . . Steak . . . Favorite Subject: shop ... Ideal Girl: 5' 7 . brunette, blue eyes . . . Works at President Chev- rolet. Robert Hartc Bob Football 2; Track 2. 3; . . . Enjoys breaking old track records . . . Definite Rock n Roll fan . . . Likes to work on cars, old and new. Benjamin Hershenson Ben Audio-Visual Aids 1, 2. 3; German Club I, 2; Radio Club 3; Goldcnrod 3; . . . Miss Kambour’s time keeper . . . Favorite Pastime: spending boring periods in the Goldenrod Office. John Hictala Johnny Football 1, 2. 3; Track 1. 3; . . . Turn around, will ya? . . . Pleasing smile . . . Top Presby player . . . Collegiate . . . Black, wavy hair. 49 No secrets hear! Visiting hours. Marcia Louise Hill Dumi Chorus 1: . . . Ambi- tion: to work in an office . . . Counselor at Camp Clear at South Carver . .. Pet Peeve: people who think they’re “It” . . . Terrific sense of humor . .. Charming personality. James Hocy Jim French Club 2, 3; Cho- rus 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 2. 3: ... Pel Peeve: home- work . . . You're kid- ding!” . . . Enjoys all mu- sic .. . Favorite Place: a drivc-in . . . Unusual sense of humor . . . “Par- lcz-vous fran ;ais. Jim??” Virginia Hollis “Ginny” Creative Writers 1; Girls’ Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi- Y 2. 3; Pep Club; Future Teachers Club 2. 3; Pony Express I. 2, 3; Chorus 1.2; Red Cross Represent- ative 2; . . . Fond of Chinese food. Peter Holopaincn Pete Cross Country 1. 2; German Club 2; . . . Am- bition: to reach the moon???... ”An order of fish 'n' chips ... Pet Peeve: conceited people . . . Likes Rock ’n’ Roll, boating . . . Very quiet . . . Very tall. Arthur Honkoncn Honk Science Club 3; Radio Club 2; Goldcnrod 3; Hi- Y 3: German Club 1. 2; Pep Club; Student Ath- letic Manager I. 2, 3; . . . Collects records, records, and more records . . . Specs . . . Nice smile . . . “Gwen! Carolyn Horgan G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls’ Club 2. 3; French Club 2; Fu- ture Nurses Club 2. 3: Goldcnrod 3; Pep Club 3; . . . Hopes to go to Bridge- water . . . Likes pizza, popular music, and long lunch periods . . . “To- matohead” . . . Friendly smile. Edwin Houghton Ted Hockey 1. 2. 3;... Pet Peeve: girls who smoke . . . Likes Rock V Roll, spaghetti and steak . . . He’s a rink rat . . . Wants to be a teacher . . . Undecided about college. Joyce Hourula Chorus 1; Future Teachers 1; Book Review- ers 1; Glee Club 2. 3; Chapel Choir 2. 3; Li- brary Staff 2. 3; Page V Stage 2; Girls’ Club 2. 3: . . . Likes to cat in Glee Club . . . Ambition: to be an airline hostess . Alyce Hoxic Cheerleading 1. 2. 3: Pony Express Staff 2. 3: Girls’ Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; G.A.A. 1.2;... Model in Jordan Marsh... Ambi- tion: secretarial work . . . Tall and pretty . . . Dis- likes conceited people . . . Likes dancing and pizza. Ann Hughes Future Nurses I; Cho- rus 1, 2, 3;... Oh boy!!’’ . . . Dislike: a boy who thinks he's the boss . . . Ideal Boy: blue eyes . . . Rock 'n' Roll fan... Aim: office work . . . Likes fried clams. JoAnn Hughes Jo” Senior Class Treasurer 3; Cheerleader I, 2, 3; G.A.A. 2. 3: Girls’ Club 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; . . . Pet Peeve: people who don't pay their dues . . . Likes to doodle . . . Cute. 50 Gayle Humiston G.A.A. 1, 2. 3; Girls’ Club 2; Goldcnrod; Ba- ton Squad 2. 3; . . . Am- bition: art school . . . Italian food fan... You’ll get yours! ... Likes pop- ular music—not Rock 'n' Roll . . . Enjoys drawing, sewing, and obliging. David Hunter “Tab Nailed!!” ... Pet Peeve: the food in the cafeteria — (Heard that one before!) . . . Rock ’n’ Roll . . . Ambition: en- gineering ... In sheet metal department of QHS Trade Department. Elaine Hurney Snookie G.A.A. 1; Glee Club 1. 2: German Club 2: Stu- dent Council 2. 3: Pony Express Staff 2. 3: Future Nurses 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Girls’ Club 2. 3: Pep Club 3: . . . I thought I’d die. Daniel Husse “Dan” Science Club 3: Radio Club 1,2;... Ambition: Law career... likes lobster . ..jazz fan;loves to boat race ... Pet Peeve: kids who don’t chip in for the gas. Beverlyann Hutchison Bevie Book Reviewers 1. 2. 3: Page and Stage 1.2: Fu- ture Teachers I. 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2: Library Staff 2. 3; French Club 3; Glee Club 2. 3; Goldcnrod 3: . . . Lovely voice . . . Everybody’s friend. Dennis Huyghe “Huge Chorus 1, 2; Rifle Club 1; German Club 1, 2; Pep Club 3; Pony Express Staff 3; Radio Club 3; Track 3; ... Pet Peeve: Raymond . . . Aim: B.U. . . . Ideal Girl: blond and very intelligent ... A real wit. Raymond Huyghe “Ray Pet Peeve: Dennis . . . Ambition: to enter the Coast Guard . . . Loves Chinese and Italian food . . . Joke! . . . Might be an electrician. Judith Hyslop Judy Girls’Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 2: Goldcnrod 3; . . . Fa- vorite Haunt: The Totem Pole ... In a drill team . . . You think you’re funny!! . . . Pet Peeve: brothers . . . Listens to the radio often. . V Ann Ivoncn Eats pizza and drinks root beer . . . Ambition: business school . . . En- joys Rhythm ’n’ Blues . .. Oh yeah!! . . . Dislike: conceited people . . . Ideal Boy: 5'9 . red hair. Peter Jacobson “Jake Hockey 2; . . . Hobby: taking moving pictures... Favorite Spot: skating rink . . . Playing hockey ... Ambition: engineering (What kind?) . . . Likes chicken . . . Commutor from South Weymouth ... He’s mine.” Beverly Jardine “Bev Chorus 2. 3; Girls’ Club; . . . Future House- wife . . . Loves non-fat- tening foods . . . Enjoys mood music ... “No. sir! .. . Ideal Boy: ash-colored hair . . . Often goes roller skating and dancing. Judith Johnson “Judie Cafeteria: . . . Favorite Spot: Blindstrub's . . . Best Subjects: geography and P.D. . . . “What a fib- ber!! . . . I.ikes chicken. Lars Johnson To be a future drafts- man is his aim ... Enjoys working on cars ... Let’s Drift!! ... Pet Peeve: snobbish people . . . Likes Italian food . . . Rock ’n’ Roll fan. Linda Johnson Chorus 1. 2. 3: Future Nurses 2. 3: Book Re- viewers 2. 3: Girls’ Club 2. 3; French Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3; . . . Don’t be like that!” . . . Ambi- tion: to be a nurse . . . Loves jazz . . . Pet Peeve: boys in leather jackets. Roy Johnson Baseball 2; Chorus 1. 2; . . . Ambition: go to business school and be a business man . . . Likes sports, especially baseball ... Quiet... First choice: fried chicken . . . Pet Peeve: young kids who smoke . . . Favorite Sub- ject: bookkeeping. The best from Best. John Jordan Johnny Ambition: electronic engineering . . . North- eastern . . . Hobby: hot rods . . . Favorite food: meatballs . . . Likes sci- ence . . . Goes out for track . . . Rock V Roll hound . . . Seems quiet but who knows? Robert Kato Bob Machine Department of QHS Trade School . . . Don’t get caught.’’—(Do- ing what???) . . . Ambi- tion: to work as a ma- chinist . . . Neat . . . Nice smile . . . Strong silent type. 52 Susan Jones Sue Future Nurses 2. 3: Girls’ Club 2. 3: Golden- rod 3; Pep Club 3; . . . Quiet and sweet . . . “Thanks-hcaps! . . . Wants to be a nurse . . . Likes English . . . Popular music appeals to her. Ann Karlsen Future Nurses 1, 2; Band 1. 2. 3; French Club 3: Goldcnrod 3; . . . Sure ... Pet Peeve: liars . . . Favorite Spot: Quintree . . . Loves popu- lar music, dietetics, ba- nana splits . . . Quiet and dependable . . . Jason's. Nancy Kaufman Nan G.A.A. I; ... I don't know? .. . Chinese Food . . . Pet Peeve: people who drink and smoke ... Ambition: to be a medi- cal secretary . . . Likes bowling, pen pals, bal- lads. and horseback rid- ing. Fred Kelley Vice-President of Senior Class; Baseball 1, 2. 3; Hi-Y 2. 3; Football 2, 3; German Club 2; . . . Am- bition: Coast Guard Academy . . . Chooses fried chicken . . . Very well liked ... Pet Peeve: girls who smoke too much . . . Good at football. Lawrence Kelley Larry Football I: Basketball I: Track I; Hi-Y 1.2;___ Enjoys pizza, nostalgic music . . . Ambition: to be a millionaire . . . Fa- vorite Spot: Henry's . . . Ideal Girl: 5'5 . cute, nice personality. Margaret Kelley “Peggy Glee Club 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Newswriters’ Club 3; Girls’ Club 3; Home- makers’ Club 3; . . . Mod- eling ... Ambition: Acad- emy Moderne ... Hillbilly music . . . “Fabulous ... King Philip’s. Carol Kibitz Q.H.S. Reviewers 1, 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3; French Club 3; Girls’ Club 2, 3; Goldcnrod 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Pep Club 3; . . . Lovely hands . . . Pretty blond hair . . . Pleasing person- ality ... Frostics at H.J.’s. Gail Kicly Gay G.A.A. I; Chorus I, 2; . . . Ambition: to be an Airline Hostess ... Pet Peeve: impolite boys . . . Likes Rhythm ’n’ Blues, dancing ... Pretty eyes ... Nice smile . . . Hobby: cooking. Evelyn King Evie Glee Club 2; Baton 3; Chorus I; . . . Ambition: to be a receptionist . . . Likes lobster, Rock ‘n’ Roll, baton . . . Dislikes boys with long hair . . . Favorite Spot: B.C. High . . . Silhouettes . . . Hates homework. Carol Kjellander G.A.A. 1; Chorus I. 2; Girls’ Club 2, 3: . . . Am- bition: to be a medical secretary at West Point?? . . . Katie Gibbs . . . Pet Peeve: sideburns, pegged pants . .. Favorite Haunt: King Philip’s . . . Enjoys dancing. Italian foods ... Brown eyes. Catherine Knowles Cathy Chorus I; Girls’ Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Page and Stage 3; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club 3; . . . Ambi- tion: secretarial work . . . Oh no! . . . Favorite Spot: Totem Pole . . . That’ll be the day!” Nicolctta Knowles “Nickey Page and Stage 2. 3; Girls’ Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Ambition: acting ... Likes watermelon, dill pickles, chicken—(All to- gether?) . . . Dancing . . . Stardust . . . Favorite Place: B raintrcc . . . Blond hair . . . Sweet and pretty. Richard Koss Rocky Ambition: Northeast- ern . . . Hobbies: photog- raphy, airplane models, semi-classical music. Waltz of the Flowers . . . Dislike: hot rodders ... Red hair ... Conscien- tious. Carol Kristian Tri-Hi-Y 1.2. 3; Cheer- leader 2. 3; G.A.A. I, 2; Girls’ Club 2, 3; Pony Express Staff 1, 2, 3; . . . Ambition: Fisher Junior College—a career woman . . . First Choice: Chinese food . . . The Totem Pole . . . Glen Miller . . . Win- ning smile. 53 Richard Labadie “Dick Ambition: to go into the Service . . . Electrical Department of QHS Trade . . . Pet Peeve: electrical grinders- (What??) ... I don’t care. I didn’t do it!” . . . Rhythm ’n’ Blues. James Lally Jim Baseball 1; Football 2; Rifle Club I. 2. 3;... Am- bition: Air Force . . . Likes roast beef, Pat Boone . . . Pet Peeve: girls who drive cars . . . Favorite subjects: book- keeping. photography, baseball. Robert Lambic Chops' Baseball 2. 3; . . . Am- bition: aircraft school . . . Drum and bugle corps ... That a’way . . . Dislike: girls who smoke cigars- (Who???) . . . Favorite subject: aeronautics . . . Seen often at drive-ins ... Nice personality. Gail Landry “Butch G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Girls Club 3: Page and Stage 3: Pep Club 3; . . . Hobby: collecting boys . . . Am- bition: Chandler's to be a private secretary - (Why private?) . . . Dislike: boys who tell you what to do . . . Lovely hair. Walter Lang Buddy” Track 3;... Known by his dirty white bucks with paint on them . . . Likes Hawaiian music. Chinese food . . . Hobby: photog- raphy . . . Crewcut . . . Ambition: college or the Navy-(Which is it?) . . . Tall. Robert LaRaia “R.L. ’Til graduate! — (When?) ... Pet Peeve: high-class girls and cliques ... Chances Arc by Johnny Mathis . . . Ambition: aeronautics... Likes drive-ins . . . Casual clothes . . . Likes Italian foods . . . Hopes to join the Navy. Ralph Larson Football I, 2. 3; Bas- ketball I, 2. 3; Track 2. 3; Hi-Y 2. 3:. . . Great foot- ball player . . . Very like- able . . . Ambition: U. of New Hampshire . . . Likes the Four Lads . . . Ath- letic . . . Crewcut ... Pet Peeve: girls who smoke ... Ta-a-all. Paula Leahy Girls Club 2, 3: Page and Stage 3; . . . Aim: to be an airline hostess . . . Favorite Pastime: riding in Pat's car . . . Likes Fascination. Frank Si- natra. horseback riding, and dancing . . . Ideal Boy: tall, blond hair . . . Cute girl herself. Mildred Leavitt “Millie Newswriters 2. 3: Ra- dio Club 3: Girls Club 3: Chorus I. 2; Red Cross Council 2; . . . Likes hill- billy music, sewing and science — (What a com- bo!) .. . You crumb! . . . Ambition: marriage or hairdressing . Richard Lee Dick Glee Club 1.2. 3; Band 2. 3; National Honor So- ciety 2. 3: Chapel Choir 2. 3; Tennis 2. 3; French Club 2. 3; Goldenrod 3; . . . You Send Me . . . Su-u-urc you arc! . . . Ambition: Atomic mis- siles. Robin George Lee Bob” Favorite Haunt: the Blue Hills . . . Ambition: to get out of school . . . Hobby: cars . . . “The Twelfth of Never . . . Favorite Activities: the Norwood Race Track . . . Rock 'n Roll . . . Plumb- ing. Robert LeNormand Bob Science Club 3;... Am- bition: Northeastern U. . . . Likes Chinese food after certain occasions ... April Love” . . . All kinds of music . . . Mar- velous kid . . . Easy to get along with . . . Activities at the Y. Wait till I tell .. . Barbra Lewin Barbie” Chorus I. 2; Glee Club 2. 3: French Club 3: Page and Stage 2; Library Staff 2: G.A.A. 1: QHS Infor- mation Booth . . . Bev!” . . . Dreams of the Totem Pole . . . Adorable . . . “Where’s Johnny? 54 Ernest Light “Ernie Football 1. 2, 3; . . . “What difference docs it make? —(Could make a lot of diff!) . . . Pet Peeve: 11:00 lunches- (Ya. that is rather early for lunch) . . . Ambition: sheet metal worker . . . Rock ‘n’ Roll. “Hey, that’s mine!!' William Lomanno Bill “HUH??” ... Pet Peeve: too many teach- ers .. . Is an apprentice draftsman . .. Black wavy hair . . . Always neat . . . Likes Johnny Mathis . . . Sure you’re Ivy League! . . . Million dollar play- boy. Gilman Loud Busier Baseball I; . . . Ambi- tion: Coast Guard, here I come! . . . Don’t try it! . . . Dislike: Try- hards” . . . First choice: fried clams and onion rings . . . Ideal Girl: “Likes same things I like! Lois Marie Luciano Chorus 3; Newswriters I; G.A.A. 3; ... Favorite Spot: Totem Pole . . . Ambition: to work in an office . . . Likes geogra- phy. dancing. Chinese food . . . Quiet and sweet. Richard MacKinnon “Dick Rifle Club 1: . . . Car- ries on private campaign to get the Pony back . . . Ambition: Navy Training School . . . Bowling . . . Ideal Girl: blond and 5’ 4 . . . Dislike: too much make-up used by girls. Carol MacLean Girls’Club 2.3: G.A.A.: German Club 2; Pony Ex- press Staff; Ideal Date: dancing at Coral Gables and eating at the May- flower . . . Likes working on Pony . . . Beautiful blond hair . . . Going to be a medical secretary. Gail Mahoney Girls’Club 1.2: G.A.A. I, 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Fu- ture Nurses I. 2. 3; Pep Club 3: Baton Squad 2; Spanish Club 3; Pony Ex- press 2; . . . Nice person- ality and pretty. Jayne Mahoney “Janie Girls'Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 1. 3; Pep Club 3; Future Teachers 2. 3; . . . Well done there now! ... Am- bition: teacher ... Pet Peeve: being ticklish . . . Ideal Date: first dinner, then a show . . . Char- maigne. Robert Mahoney “Bob Ambition: to graduate and then Coast Guard . .. Favorite Food: turkey ... Music with a beat . . . Birth of An Angel” . . . Favorite Subject: F. L. . . . Pet Peeve: school .. . Ideal Girl: good-looking, good sense of humor. 55 Charles Maligno Chipmunk Rifle Club 1. 2. 3: Ital- ian Club 1.2;... Ambi- tion: Service and police force . . . Likes scmi-clas- sical and popular music, all Italian food . . . Fa- vorite Subject: aeronau- tics . . . “Crazy!” . . . “April Love Robert Malvesta Mai Baseball 1. 2. 3; Ger- man Club 2:... All-Time Favorite Song: “Autumn Leaves . . . Ambition: Northeastern ... Likes all music, dancing, chicken . . . Ideal Girl: a quiet blond. Phyllis Mariano Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Page and Stage 3; . . . Pet Peeve: girls who dress like boys . . . Hobbies: Anything, I guess! . . . Likes dancing or the movies for a date ... I figured! . . . Popular music fan . . . “The Twelfth of Never. John Martcll Marty Football I; Band I, 2, 3; . . . Favorite Spot: the Surf . . . Likes jazz. Pearl Bailey, and Sing, Sing. Sing . . . Plays a mean trombone ... Pet Peeve: conceited girls . . . Favor- ite Subject: mechanical drawing. Donald Mattson Don Ambition: to gel a job . . . Period's over, wake up. Fred! . . . Likes Rhythm 'n' Blues ... Pet Peeve: teachers . . . Can be found in the Electrical Department of QHS Trade School. Anne Mazzola Nancy” Chorus I;... Ambition: to be a secretary ... en- joys popular music and blues . . . Favorite Pas- time: going anyplace with Tom . . . Likes “Moon- light Sonata, Frank Si- natra . . . Favorite Sub- ject: shorthand. Charles McAdam Mac Baseball I; . . . Sure you're good! . . . Ambi- tion: to join the Service . . . Likes fried clams . . . Rock V Roll . . . Ideal Girl: 5'5 . brown hair. John Howard McAllister Howie Ambition: to open a custom shop ... in the Navy Reserve . . . Ideal Girl: medium height, brown hair, blue eyes— (Anyone we know??). Robert McCabe Bob After Graduation: mi- grating to Florida . . . Favorite Sport: Hockey . . . Pet Peeve: HOME- WORK!!! . . . Ideal Date: dancing at the Totem Pole . . . Enjoys Rhythm V Blues . . . Likes: corn beef’n’ cabbage . Gerald McCarthy Jay “Casual dresser — des- ert boots... Loves to nail R.I......Dislike: Stuck up girls . . . Favorite Subject: gym . . . Likes progressive jazz . . . I'm nailed!! .. . Always good for a laugh. Sheila McCloskcy Slteil” Chccrlcading I, 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Girls' Club 2. 3: Pony Express Staff 2, 3; G.A.A. 2: . . . Popular ‘cause she's so nice . . . Are you nervous?? Nope!!” . . . Found rac- ing around QHS corri- dors. Fred McCormack Hobby: hot rods . . . Likes English . . . Favor- ite Haunt: the drive-in . . . Listens to Rhythm 'n' Blues ... Quiet-(?) (likes to raise cain in one class)? Patricia Martin Pat German Club 2. 3: G.A.A. I. 2. 3:.. . Favor- ite pastime: talking on the telephone . . . Loathes people who claim she bleaches her hair . . . Dimples . . . Favorite Spot: Totem Pole . . . My Special Angel.” Marie McAuliffc Favorite All-Time Hit: Stardust . .. Ideal Date: the drive-in . .. George! . . . Works for Telephone Company . . . Enjoys Frank Sinatra, ice skating . . . Favorite Pop Song: Great Balls of Fire.” Marilyn McDermott Mai Girls’ Club 2. 3; Pep Club 3: ... Pet Peeve: boys who don't wear Old Spice . . . You've got a problem! . . . Likes roast beef . . . Ambition: to become a medical sec- retary . . . adorable smile —great gal! 56 Mary Jane MeGinty Girls Club 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2; Page and Stage 2; G.A.A. I, 2. 3: Future Nurses 3; Goldenrod 3: Pony Express 2. 3: Pep Club 3; . . . Ambition: Forsyth and dental hy- giene . . . Likes crcwcuts . . . Snoopy??? Romina McIntyre Mina Girls’ Club: . . . Pet Peeve: D.A.s.and side- burns . . . Especially likes soft, slow music . . . Also to go dancing . . . Hobby: eating. James Meehan Jim After Graduation: the Service... Answers Room 62’s telephone — “It's for me! . . . Pleasing person- ality . . . Enjoys classical music and Dixieland . . . Likes spaghetti.. . Favor- ite Subject: P.D. (!!!). Mary Ann Miller After graduation: modeling school . . . Pet Peeve: people who nag ... Pastime: the telephone . . . Don’t have a fit! . . . Likes the Evcrly Brothers, the Totem Pole, and “Somebody Needs You. Ann Mina Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1. 2; Pony Express Staff 3; French Club 2: Glee Club 2; Girls’ Club 2. 3; Future Nurses 2: . . . Pet Peeve: people who nag . . . “Oh, you’re kidding! . . . quiet until you know her . . . Favorite Singer: Pat Boone. Sandra Mina “Fudgie Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1. 2: Girls' Club 1. 2; Pep Club 3: . . . “I’m hungry! . . . Ideal Boy: Bob Mitchell, by any chance?? . . . Fa- vorite Spot: King Philip’s . . . Likes Tony Bennett and Love Is Strange. Eleanor Mitchell Ellie Future Teachers 1.2. 3; Baton Squad 2; French Club 2; G.A.A. 2.3: Girls’ Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Goldenrod 3: Pony Ex- press 3; . . . Pet Peeve: boys who smoke . . . I’m broke! . . . Dancing . . . Swimming ... Totem Pole Robert Mitchell Bob, Mitch “I’ll never tell! . . . Likes cheeseburgers . . . Pet Peeve: police .. . San- dra Mina is his best girl . . . Hobby: cars . . . Fa- vorite Subject: studies ... Enjoys Chuck Berry . . . Quiet. William Mitchell Mitch Football 1.2;... Tre- mendous . . . Favorite Spot: drive-ins . . . Red hair ... I Wonder If I Care As Much . . . Ev- erly Bros. . . . Likes Ger- man class . . . Pizza. 57 “ScarchinV Take me to your leader!” Lawrence Monet Hobby: archery . . .. First Choice: steak . . . Favorite Haunt: the sand pits . . . Favorite Pastime: hunting ... Pet Peeve: 11:00 lunches ... In plumbing department of Trade School. Marjorie Monson Margie Glee Club I. 2: Chapel Choir 2, 3; Creative Writ- ers 2; French Club 3: G.A.A. I; Girls’ Club 2: Goldcnrod 3: . . . Re- member Flks on Wednes- day!” . . . Sweet as could be . . . Good pianist . . . Dignified and pretty. Earle Mooney Hockey I, 2. 3;... Am- bition: to be a draftsman . . . Did you do your Spanish?? . . . Never at a loss for words . . . Enjoys Jerry Vale and Pretend You Don’t See Her . . . Likes pizza at Gary's after a good show. Robert Moore Bob Rifle Club 1: . . . Am- bition: engineering . . . You will! . .. I.ikes jazz . . . Pet Peeve: 11:00 lunch-(just like any other trade school boy) . . . Sheet Metal Department of QHS Trade. Kathleen Moran Kathy Chorus 1. 2; Glee Club 2: Girls’ Club 3: Future Nurses 3; . . . Pet Peeve: boys with sloppy clothes . . . Very quiet . . . Likes Italian food . . . Perry Como . . . Drive-ins . . . Let me see now! Robert Morlcy Bob Play it cool!” . . . Blushes when nailed about his socks?? . . . Dislikes: crazy drivers ... Hobbies: sailing, working on cars . . . Likes seafood ... Pat Boone . . . Raun- chy . . . Ambition: prep school. Francis Morrell Bud Hockey 1. 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3: Pep Club 3: . . . Prep School . . . Sports . . . Steak . . . ‘i’ll never tell . . . Pet Peeve: peo- ple who don’t take part in school activities . . . Russ Mullancy Russ Favorite Subject: math- ematics . . . Loves to cat steaks . . . Dark, curly hair . . . Particularly en- joys family living — (Hmmm?). Stanley Mullancy Stan Pony Express 3; Hi-Y 3; Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1; . . . Why arc you mad?” . . . Favorite Food: free pizza . . . Pet Peeve: actors in our school . . . Enjoys all music. Joanne Mulloy Jo Pep Club 3; . . . Ambi- tion: to be a secretary . . . Get out of my life!” . . . Likes football games, horseback riding, fried clams, Johnny Mathis and pizza . . . Rock ‘n’ Roll . . . Pet Peeve: catty girls Elizabeth Murdoch Liz Italian Club I; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Page and Stage 3: . . . Ambition: comptom- eter school . . . Sure you do! . . . Enjoys sports, and dancing . . . Dislikes boys with sideburns and long hair . . . Popular. 58 Kathleen Murray Kathy Girls’ Club 3; Page and Stage 3;... Likes working, pizza, dancing . . . Favor- ite Subject: study and shorthand ... Jimmy Rog- ers .. . Nice personality . . . Popular . . . Pretty eyes ... Nice to be with. Margaret Nickerson Peggy” Future Nurses 1,2;... Ambition: to be a dental assistant . . . Holy St. Patrick! . .. Dislike: peo- ple who are conceited . . . Likes bookkeeping . . . To watch sports . . . Talka- tive . . . Future speed demon. Leonard Mushlin Mush” Rifle Club 1.2;... Am- bition: Wentworth or Franklin . . . Likes sports . . . “Man . . . Rock 'n‘ Roll . . . Favorite Spot: Totem Pole . . . Favorite Subject: chemistry . . . Enjoys Ricky Nelson.- Raunchy”.. . Has a crew cut. George Nims Rifle Club I;... From the Halls of Montezuma . . . Get off my back! ... Southern fried chicken —best ever! ... Pet Peeve: girls who wear dungarees . . . My Special Angel . . . Rhythm ’n’ Blues . . . Favorite Subject: photog- raphy ... Handsome smile. Stephen Nannis Steve Radio Club 2; Chorus I. 2. 3; Science Club 3; . . . Ambition: college and the Service, then a long life of happy bache- lorhood . . . Sure you do! . . . Enjoys pizza and steak ... All 'round per- son. V Judith Ann Nowc Short Change Jr. Red Cross Repre- sentative I;.. . Ambition: to remain in merchandis- ing .. . Pet Peeve: con- ceited boys and girls . . . Favorites: P.D. . . . Doris Day . .. “Unchained Mel- ody . . . Progressive jazz. Viivi Neissar Viv” Chapel Choir 1. 2. 3: Glee Club 1. 2; French Club 2;.. . Oh my good- ness! . . . Enjoys lobster and Chinese food . . . Classical music . . . Dis- like: girls who wear dun- garees . . . Favorite Star: Pat Boone — Dream of Love. Linda Nutting Lin Future Nurses 1. 2. 3: Girls’ Club 2. 3: G.A.A. I. 2. 3: Red Cross 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3: Pep Club 3; . . . Ambition: nursing . . . If you don’t like it, don't look at it! . . . Adorable. Janet Nelson Jane” Chorus 3; Girls’ Club 3: G.A.A. 2; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 3; . . . Ambition: to be secre- tary . . . He's nice! . . . Likes peanut and jelly sandwiches. Rhythm V Blues . . . Man From Obitawa. I Nancy O'Brien “Nan Future Nurses 1: G.A.A. 2; Chorus 1. 2; . . . Ambition: to be a secretary . . . Dislike: boys with long hair . . . Hey, Mac. wait for me! . . . Favorites: pizza, shorthand, ballads. Perry Como, “Till. I i Kathleen O’Connell Kathy Chorus 1, 2; G.A.A. 1. 2; Future Nurses 1.2. 3: Page and Stage 3: Girls’ Club 3; Goldenrod 3; Pony Express 3; Glee Club 2. 3: . . . Ambition: nursing . . . That’s got class!” ... Likes pizza and mocha soda . 59 This is his once-a-year day! Charles Odell Chuck Rifle Club I; Baseball I. 2; French Club 3; . . . Enjoys sports, steak din- ners. popular music . . . “Pitiful! ... Pet Peeve: teachers who have outside jobs . . . Likes Pat Boone . . . Just Born . . . Has red hair. Carol O'Jcnnos G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Chorus I. 2. 3:. .. For Heaven’s sake! . . . Favorite food: fried chicken . . . Dislike: people who think they know it all... Plays piano . . . Favorite Subject: En- glish . . . Likes animals, especially dogs . . . Very quiet. Sandra Olsen Sandy Baton Squad 2. 3: Chorus I. 2; Page and Stage 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Library Staff 1: . . . Am- bition: to be a secretary . . . “Boy I’m hungry! . . . Likes onion rings and root beer ... Always talk- ing . . Wonderful per- sonality. Catherine O’Meara Cathy French Club 2. 3; Fu- ture Teachers I: G.A.A. 1; . . . I care! . . . Fa , voritc Singer: Johnny Mathis ... Pel Peeve: teachers who stare. Margaret Elizabeth O’Neil Peggy Girls’ Club 3;... Joined QHS in her senior year from Randolph High . . . Pet Peeve: Dungaree Dolls’ . . . Ambition: Burden College . . . Likes steak and French fries . . . Raunchy . . . Pat Boone. Ronald Pace Buzzarch Rifle Club 1: . . . Aim: to join the Navy and see the world . . . Get off my back! . . . Goes bowling . . . Favorite Song: So Rare . . . Likes a 5' 3 brunette. Beverly O’Neil Bex “Here I go again! . . . After Graduation: secre- tarial work . . . Likes shorthand, swimming, bowling . . . Favorite Pas- time: going to the show . . . Best Beau: Bob Dean . . . Favorite Singer: Per- ry Como . . . Especially likes ham. John Osborne Ozzie Basketball I. 2. 3; Foot- ball 2; Cross-Country 3; . . . Ambition: to be a draftsman . . . Ideal Girl: Jan Thompson - (Who else?) ... Pet Peeve: girls who talk too much . . . Favorites: Chinese food. jazz, sports . . . Well liked. Priscilla Padula Chorus 1, 2; . . . Fa- vorite Haunt: Ronnie’s house . . . “You know what I mean? ... Pet Peeve: brothers . . . After Graduation: to be a sec- retary . . . Best Beau: Ronnie Ivil . . . Love Is Strange ... Friendly. Grace Palumbo Library Staff 1:... Ideal Boy: Jim Cunningham... After Graduation: office work . . . Favorite Spot: King Philip’s . . . Likes sewing, pizza . . . Keep Me in Mind . . . Favor- ite Vocalist: Johnny Des- mond . . . Dislike: girl smokers. Maria Papagno Ambition: Hairdressing . . . Hobbies: “I like them all! . . . Goes to Mari- anna's ... Pet Peeve: bookworms . . . Dances . . . “They should install escalators in this school! . . . Favorite Subject: typ- ing . . . Ideal Boy: John Derek. Vincent Papilc “The Barber Basketball 1. 2, 3: Base- ball 1. 2, 3; . . . Going to be a barber . . . Collects records . . . Likes to travel - especially to Maine . . . Aim: to own a Thunderbird ... I don’t understand!! . . . Hates cliques. Skipping!! Who, me??? Arlene Papkey Ambition: to be a typ- ist .. . “Oh baloney! . . . Favorite Haunt: 7E’s . . . Perry Como and the movies appeal to her . . . Favorite Subject: typing ... Pet Peeve: who?? . . . I’ll Cry Tomorrow. William Parker “Bill Football 1, 2, 3; . . . Ambition: to join the State Police ... Watch it. will ya!!” ... Pet Peeve: boys who get pushed around by girlfriends . . . Thought for this year: “Girls! They’re all right!! You need 'em for sure! Linda Patterson Future Teachers 2; G.A.A. 2; . . . Favorite Expression: Good grief! . . . Ideal Boy: Jackie . . . Please let me drive!!’’ ... Ambition: Katie Gibbs . . . Favorite Spot: Savin Hill . . . Pat Boone . . . Likes all foods . . . Work- ing girl. Arthur Paulsen “Artie Favorite Pastime: watching TV . . . Ambi- tion: draftsman . . . Ah. come on . . . Loves ham- burgers . . . Pet Peeve: 11:00 lunches . . . Makes model airplanes. Patricia Paulsen Ambition: to be a sec- retary ... Pet Peeve: two- faced girls . . . Likes spa- ghetti and pizza, . . . Fa- vorite Song: Till Then . . . Seems to love to visit New Hampshire any time. Marcia Payzant “Pixie Girls’ Club 3;... Dislike: boys who gamble . . . Fa- vorite Subject: men . . . Ambition: to get married . . . Swimming . . . Likes Chinese food . . . Pixie haircut . . . Coffee this morning? . . . White Stadium. • Donna Pearson Glee Club 1, 2: Pep Club 3: Future Home- makers 3:... Dislikes: try- hards . . . Jazz fan . . . Frequently heard saying “And everything!” . . . Cute ... Eats turkey often . . . Used to like Glee Club - (Well??). George W. Pearson, Jr. “Bill- Aim: service ... Get a job!!” . . . Rhythm ’n’ Blues . . . Pet Peeve: Pearson, there’s a hole in your shirt!” . . . Can be found in the Trade Elec- trical Department. 61 Linda Pearson French Club 2. 3; Girls’ Club 3; . . . “I don’t know!” . . . Loves to droodlc . . . Ambition: to be a designer of women’s clothes . . . Loves Ply- mouth . . . Art school . . . Pet Peeve: girls who think they're IT. Carol L. Peterson “Coco G.A.A. I. 2: Pep Club: . . . Ambition: business school... Pet Peeve: girls who tell false talcs .. . Fa- vorite Haunt: Wollaston Yacht Club . . . Pastime: going out with Zinky . . . Without a doubt! Donald Peterson Pete Goldcnrod Staff: . . . Where to now?” . . . Fa- vorite Spot: Blue Hills . . . Aim: Telephone Co. . . . Pet Peeve: Pctcr- watcr-piston-gun ... Hob- by: bowling ... Activities: Goldcnrod. Goldcnrod and GOLDENROD!! Russell Peterson Russ Rifle Club 1,2. 3: Cross Country 2: Track 2: French Club 3: . . . Aim: to be a millionaire . . . College: M.I.T______Hob- by: wrestling at the Y . . . Rock 'n' Roll with Little Richard ... Good- night. satellite!” Mary Ann Phillips Ambition: interior decorating . . . Charge it! . . . Eats pistachio nuts by the pound . . . Likes to dance and listen to music. Sandra Phillips Sutuly Chorus 1.2:... Aim: to continue in retail sell- ing . . . Favorite Foods: pizza, B. L. T. club sand- wiches . . . Pastime: going to the drive-in . . . Oh. for crying out loud!! Lois Pierce G.A.A. 1: French Club 2; Girls’ Club 3: Goldcn- rod Staff: Chorus 1. 2: Pony Express Staff 2, 3; Pep Club 3: . . . Dislike: conceited boys and hot rodders . . . Hobbies: dancing, talking, driving . . . Enjoys the Surf Club. Julie Pitts Can I have a slip? ... Pet Peeve: people who make her eat . . . Ideal Boy: Louis . . . Spends spare time with boyfriend . . . Ambition: to marry ... “I see the shows first!” . . . Pony tail . . . Vaca- tions at New Hampshire . . . Likes Brockton. Donato Pizzuti Don Chorus 2; French Club 2: Hi-Y 3: . . . Ambition: engineering . . . Hobbies: bowling, weight lifting . . . Pet Peeve: untrustworthy girls . . . Favorite Food: diet . . . “Ask Russ! . . . Now look at it!!” Joan Planskcy Ambition: to be a nurse . . . Pet Peeve: people who show off . . . Ice skates . .. Favorite Food: roast beef-(Not pizza??). Karen Plapis Jinxie Girls’Club 1: G.A.A. 1. 2: Library Staff 1: . . . Aim: to be a dental as- sistant . . . I'll get in trouble! . . . Chinese food-yum! . . . Favorite Spot: no comment ... Pet Peeve: boys who smoke ... Loves progressive jazz. Carol Pollara Ambition: office work . . . Dislike: conceited people . . . Hobby: danc- ing . . . Favorite Haunt: record hops . . . You know!! . . . Loves Rock 'n' Roll ... A swell kid. The Big Five Peace Conference. David Post Dave German Club 2; Radio Club 2; Science Club 3: Track 1,2;... Favorite Spot: Chestnut Hill Res- ervoir . . . Aim: North- eastern . . . “You don’t know, do you? . . . Loathes girl smokers. 62 Arthur Praetsch Rick Favorite Haunt: Con- way Cafe . . . Or some- thing or other! ... Noted for orange and black clothes?!?!.. . Likes hunt- ing in New Hampshire Ambition: to be a car- penter. Phyllis Pratt Phil Aim: office work . . . Pet Peeve: flat tires . . . Likes Chinese food . . . Ideal Car: '48 DcSoto ... Hates to be teased about her car . . . Honor roll student . . . Visits Al’s Drive-In often. Thomas Princiotto Prince Aim: to be a master plumber ... in Plumbing Department of QMS Trade — (Natch!!) . . . Hobby: building model ships . . . Favorite Pas- time: eating . . . “April Love . .. Loves veal cut- lets. Ronald Pulsifer Ron Hockey I. 2. 3: Base- ball 1.2. 3:. . . Ambition: mechanical designing . . . Pet Peeve: girls who fall on wet ice . . . Sure!! . . . Favorite Haunt: St. Moritz ... A physics wow . . . “Sandra” Club .. . Loves hockey. Linda Purslow Baton Squad 1. 2; Ma- jorette 3: G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Girls’ Club 3; . . . Aim: to be a professional dancer . .. Favorite Spot: Quintrcc Drive-In . . . Most Embarrassing Mo- ment : meeting Bob’s mother . . . Dislike: peo- ple who put on an act. Anna Quintiliani Quint Favorite Haunt: Al’s Drive-1n . . . I hate school!!’’ - (Not really!!) ... Pet Peeve: people who think they’re something . . . Ambition: office work . . . Loves to talk about boys. Allen Rapp Al Cross Country 3; Track 3; Baseball I: Basketball I, 2. 3; Hi-Y 3: . . . Am- bition: to capture Koala bears in Australia . . . Favorite Food: well-done eucalyptus leaves .. . Dis- like: people who mistreat Koala bears. Elliot Richard “Whitey Track 1; Basketball 1. 3; Golf 2. 3: Ambition: to make money . . . Rock 'n' Roll fan ... Pet Peeve: boys who think they are barbers . . . Wants a girl with a good head — (SS) .. . Visits King Philip’s. James Richardson Jim Ambition: to be a ma- chinist . . . Dislike: Ber- mudas ... Favorite Food: spaghetti . . . Rhythm ’n’ Blues . . . Loves football games . . . Hobbies: cars . . . Most Frequented Spot: the drive-in. 63 Judith Roberts Judy Cafeteria 1: French Club 2: Book Reviewers 2: Girls’Club 2. 3: G.A.A. 2; Page and Stage 3: . . . Aim: secretarial work .. . I’m embarrassed . . . Favorite Haunt: Maria’s Thomas Roberts Tom Football Manager I; French Club 3: . . . Am- bition: to travel around the world . . . Dancing at Snug Harbor . . . Big joke!! . . . Loves Cadil- lacs. juicy steaks, and the “Y The Big Switch!! Joyce Rogers Hopes to be a hair- dresser. Likes progressive jazz . . . Dislikes conceited boys . . . Enjoys spa- ghetti . . . Ideal boy: 6'l black curly hair, brown eyes, and a good dancer— (Any callers?) Likes to play basketball. Julie Rotondi Judy Chorus 1.2, 3: National Honor Society 2, 3; . . . I’m gonna break off with Roy tonight! . . . Aim: B.C.. then law school . . . Favorite Haunt: Great Hill . . . Dislike: being called “Pug Nose.” LeRoy Rounsevillc Rounsie Ambition: to be a sec- ond class scout... “Don’t get in my eye!” . . . Tall redhead . . . Enjoys Rock ’n’ Roll . . . Fire engine- red. ’47 Plymouth . . . Goes for sports and Ital- ian spaghetti. Grace Ruggcri G.G. G.A.A. 1; Girls’ Club 2, 3; Chorus 3; . . . Aim: typing at the Telephone Co.... Oh. jingles!! .. . Listens to dreamy music . . . Favorite Pastimes: roller skating, ice skating. Ron. Margaret Ruggcri Peggy Glee Club 2. 3: Chorus 1, 3; G.A.A. 1; Girls’ Club 2. 3; . . . Ideal Boy: Bob ... You glaum! .. . Pet Peeve: sloppy dressers . . . Best Subject: Family living . . . Likes fried clams. Richard Ruggcri Rugie Wants to be a mechanic . . . Enjoys boating . . . Likes Rock V Roll: dis- likes people who don’t do what they are told to . . . Hot rod fan . . . Favorite Food: pizza of course . . . Ideal girl: 5'4' and blond. Stephanie Rotunno ’’Steffi e” Future Nurses 1, 2. 3; G.A.A. 1.2. 3: Girls’Club 2. 3: Pep Club 3: French Club 2; Goldcnrod 3; Fa- vorite Subject: LUNCH (!!)... Shu-gar! . . . Hobbies: swimming and tennis . . . Loves Tab Hunter and spaghetti. Alice Russo Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Pep Club 3; Future Nurses 3; Glee Club 3; Girls’ Club I. 2: Goldenrod Staff ... Pet Peeve: guys with two gals . . . Favorite Haunt: Al’s and Fallon’s . . . Ambi- tion: “Sure. I’m gonna be a nurse!! . . . Witty. Beverly Ryder Bev Spanish Club: G.A.A.; Girls’ Club . . . Ambi- tion: to get married . . . Neat! . . . Favorite Mu- sic: Rhythm ’n’ Blues . . . Favorite Subject: applied science ... Favorite Food: pizza. Frank C. Rydwansky, Jr. Band 1.2. 3: Glee Club 2. 3; Baseball I. 2, 3; . . . Ambition: Northeast- ern electronics . .. Hobby: model railroading . . . Fa- vorite Spot: the pitcher’s mound . . . Ha-ha. so who needs insurance?? . . . You don’t know, do you? Arthur Saccoach Art Ambition: to become an electrician . . . Favor- ite Music: Rock ‘n’ Roll . . . I won’t be here tomorrow! . . . Found in the Trade Department of QHS. Charles Sadlicr Chick Ambition: N.R.O.T.C.. ... Holy Cross College... Enjoys hockey . . . Fag- gott! . . . Modern jazz and Rock ’n’ Roll . . . Steady with Barbara . . . A swell guy. Judith Saliba Judy Girls’ Club 2. 3; Baton Squad 2, 3; G.A.A. I. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3; Goldcnrod 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 1: Pep Club 3; . . . Hobbies: dancing, water skiing . . . Frank Sinatra .. . Humor- 64 ous. iMary Samcrclli Sam” Chccrlcading 1, 2. 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Girls’Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 1. 2: Ring Committee 2; Book Re- viewers I; . . . Aim: busi- ness school . . . Enjoys clothes designing . . . Dis- like: busybodies. Beverly Seibel Bev” G.A.A. 1.3: Girls Club: French Club 2; Fu- ture Nurses Club 2. 3: Library Staff 1; . . . Am- bition: nursing . . . Dis- like: chattering boys . . . Favorite Subject: science . . . All righty! . . . Friendly. Walfrcd Scppala Sonny Football 1. 2. 3: . . . You do good work, but not enough of it! . . . Pet Peeve: morning foot- ball games . . . Likes Donna . .. excellent artist . . . Prexie’s fabulous halfback. Alexandra Sartori Alex” Glee Club 1.2. 3; Chap- el Choir 2. 3; French Club 2. 3: Goldenrod 3; Fu- ture Teachers Club 2. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3; . . . Ambition: to be a math teacher . . . Favor- ite Music: Beethoven . . . Sweet. Paul Schofield “Sc to” Glee Club I. 2. 3; French Club 3; . . . Aim: a career in commercial art ... Pet Peeve: Joyce!! . . . Get off my back! . .. Considerate and good- natured . . . Ideal Girl: Carole. 1 think!! Richard Schiavo Hi-Y: Ambition: engi- neering . . . Northeastern . . . Hobby: working on 51 Pontiac . . . Like 1 mean! . . . Enjoys: Rock n Roll, hockey ... Pet Peeve: misunderstanding people? . . . Favorites: Paula and horseback rid- ing. Gwendolyn Scrivener “Gwen Chapel Choir I, 2. 3: Glee Club I. 2. 3; Crea- tive Writers 2: French Club 3: Goldenrod 3: Page n Stage 2;. . . Am- bition: to be an actress . . . Ursula Witch! . . . Al's beau . . . Likes classi- cal and show music. Louise Selvitz Lou Future Nurses I. 2. 3: G.A.A. 3: Pep Club 3: QHS Reviewers I; . . . Endicott Jr. . . . Pet Peeve: mad drivers . . . ' Yeah man! Elaine Sharland G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Girls Club 3; . . . Ambition: to be a private secretary . . . . . . Hush up! ... Pet Peeve: tests in P.D. . . . Ideal Boy: good personal- ity. dances . . . Rock 'n Roll . . . Hobby: attend- ing Rock n Roll shows. Office paging James Meehan. 65 History in the making-up! Diane Shaw Di G.A.A. 1.2; Girls’Club 2; Chorus I. 2. 3; Glee Club 2; French Club 2; . . . Ambition: to become a hairdresser . . . Favorite Haunt: the “Al . .. Ideal Boy: Ronnie A. . .. Likes lasagna. John Shea Ted Chorus 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 2: Future Teachers 2. 3; . . . “What? . . . Ambition: to be a sales- man . . . Will attend a business school ... Pet Peeve: big shots . . . I.ikcs pop music, stamp collect- ing. James Silcox Sit Ambition: to be an electrician ... Pet Peeve: cliques . . . All right, guys! . . . Likes hockey, football, and Sandy . . . Hobbies: boating. Rock V Roll. William Sillanen “Bill Basketball 1. 2; Base- ball 3: Spanish Club 3: . . . Ambition: to be a commercial artist . . . What can I tell you??? . . . Pet Peeve: Dames in dungarees! . . . Likes progressive jazz . . . Ideal Girl: only Marilyn. Susan Silverman “Sue” Library Staff 1; G.A.A. I: French Club 2: Girls’ Club 3; . . . Ambition: secretarial work and mar- riage-(or vice-versa?)... Really . . . Likes driv- ing .. . (Terror of the Highway) . . . Favorite Subject: history. Stephen Smalley Sieve” Baseball 1.2. 3; Basket- ball I. 2; French Club 3: Hi-Y 2. 3; Goldcnrod 3; Pony Express 3; . . . Am- bition: Bowdoin College Let me see there! . . . Most obliging and a mar- velous kid. Gail Smith Smiity Chorus 1, 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Club 2. 3; Gold- enrod 2. 3: Pony Express 3; . . . Aim: art school . . . Enjoys horseback rid- ing . . . Pet Peeve: slop- pily dressed boys. Sandra Smith Smitty” Chccrlcading I. 2. 3: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Future Nurses Club 1: Chorus I: Red Cross 2; Girls’ Club 2. 3; Pony Express 1. 2; . . . Aim: to be an airline hostess . . . You’re fun- ny! . . . Tiny cheerleader. David Solimini Dave” After Graduation: go- ing into the Service . . . Ya. ya. sure! ... Taking a course in the Electrical Department of Trade . . . Favorite Music: unfin- ished symphonies. Joyce Solod Joy Glee Club I: Girls’ Club 3; . . . Ambition: to be a legal secretary . . . Are you kidding?” . . . Pet Peeve: people who arc never on time ... In- terested in dancing, swim- ming, and Elvis Presley. 66 Alan Stark AT' Also called Spark” ... Ambition: to be an auto mechanic . . . Hobby: automobiles . . . Likes pork chops . . . Favorite Haunt: Bunny's . . . Pet Peeve: 11:00 lunches . . . “Arghhhh -(???) . . . Likes Rock ’n’ Roll. Walter Steele Eddie Ambition: to be a mil- lionaire ... Pet Peeve: women drivers . . . Give me the homework! . . . Favorite Subject: Lunch!!! ... A pizza- eater. Marilouisc Steen Cootsie QHS Reviewers I, 2, 3; Future Teachers 2. 3; French Club 2, 3: Girls' Club 3; G.A.A. 3; . . . Ambition: Bridgewater . . . Actually!! ... Pet Peeve: mad drivers . . . Likes good conversation- alists. Robert Stirling Sup Dislike: cliques . . . Likes pizza - (Who does- n't?) . . . Where is the key?? -(What Key?) ... Another Rock 'n' Roll fan. Andrew Stith A ndy Track 1; Rifle Club 1, 2; Cross Country 2; Cho- rus 1; Band 1; . . . Ambi- tion: social work . . . Hobby: tropical fish . . . Likes track . . . Dislikes people who know every- thing . . . Jazz. Victor Stocks Vic Rifle Club 1; French Club 3; . . . Ambition: college ... An economics whiz . . . Hobby: weight- lifting . . . Pet Peeve: braggarts ... 1 don't know! . . . Ideal Girl: Nothing yet!” ... Enjoys track . . . Rock ‘n’ Roll. Mario Stracco Football 2, 3; . . . Am- bition: to be a warden . . . Likes to play cards . . . Favorite Subject: lunch . . . Pet Peeve: know-it- alls .. . Oh. shut up!” Burton Stuchins Burt German Club 1. 2; Science Club 3; Radio Club 3; . . . Ambition: Bates College . . . Hob- bies: model airplanes, basketball . . . Too much!” . . . Likes Rock 'n’ Roll . . . Dislikes talk- ative girls. Cornelius Sullivan Neil Transferred from Nor- wich Academy . . . Ambi- tion: to study medicine . . . likes to play tennis . . . Favorite place: Con- necticut . . . Favorite food: stew .. . Pet Peeve: Physics (I wonder why?). Ann Swanson Annie” Chorus 3; . . . Ambi- tion: to get married . . . Favorite food: pickles ... Always found at Geno’s house ... Pet Peeve: con- ceited boys who are ugly . . . Likes to go out with Geno and enjoys motor- cycle riding. Elaine Swanson Chorus 1,2, 3;... Loves to cook . . . Ambition: to be a housewife . . . Likes slow and mood music . Cookie will kill me! 67 Zip!! Zip!! Richard Swanson Dick Ambition: to be a draftsman . . . You bet- ter believe it! . . . Dis- like: the clique ... agrees with the majority of sen- iors-pizza is his favorite food. W Ruth Sweeney “Rulhie Library Staff I:... Likes to swim . . . Dislikes girls who arc conceited: Fa- vorite Class: Problems of Democracy . . . Enjoys mood music. A i i Edward Synan Ed” Ambition: to be an air- plane technician . . . Ideal Girl: quiet, good looking, nice personality . . . Most Embarrassing Moment: too numerous . . . Don’t swxat it! . . . Hobby: sailing . . . Dislike: gabby girls. Lois Taylor Student Council 2; Pep Club 3; French Club 2; G.A.A. 1; Girls’ Club 2; . . . Ambition: business school, then government work ... Good Enough! “Miss South Shore 1957” . . . Favors spaghetti . . . Chinese food. Irene Thomas Ambition: office work . . . Steak . . . Hobbies: everything . . . Pop music is her favorite . . . Best Spot: the movies-(in the balcony) . . . Very quiet. Robert Thomas Bobo” Football 1. 2. 3; . . . Ambition: to own trans- port company . . . Hunt- ing (girls?) . . . Favorite Food: pickled pigs' feet— (??) . . . “Fabulous! . . . Jazz . . . Pet Peeve: 11:00 o'clock lunch . The edge of doom. Terry Tedrow Football 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1. 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3; Goldenrod; Hi-Y 2. 3;... “I almost care! .. . Ham . . . Favorite Spot: Wollaston Bcach-(in the daytime, of course) . . . Nice looking guy . . . plaid shirts . . . Crew- neck sweaters. Nancy Thomas G.A.A. 1. 2; Rifle Club 1; Future Nurses 1; Glee Club 1; Cheerleader 2, 3; Pony Express 3; Creative Writers: . . . Ambition: U. of Mass. . . . “It was wicked! . . . Favorite Haunt: Totem Pole . . . Ronnie. Janice Thompson Pony Express 2, 3; G.A.A. 1.2. 3: Girls’Club 2. 3; Pep Club 3: Gold- enrod 3: Chorus; Spanish Club 1. 2; Creative Writ- ers 2; .. . Oh no. not again! . . . Pet Peeve: boys who can’t make up their minds-(hint) . . . 68 Gerald Thornell “Jerry Student Council 3; Hi- Y 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Golf I. 2, 3; Pep Club 3; . . . Ambition: to be an op- tometrist . . . Likes roast beef — (Who doesn't??) . . . “Never happen! . . . Favorite Music: instru- mentals. Allan Toczko “AI Ambition: to be first to land on the moon . . . Favorite Food: pizza . . . Pastime: nothing . . . Place to be found: Scavo’s Auto Body . . . Favorite Music: Rock ’n’ Roll. Steward Topping Ambition: to work as an electrician . . . Wanna hear a good joke? . . . Likes Rock 'n' Roll . . . Pet Peeve: flunking a test alone. 1 gotta get a job. Sue Totten Ambition: Comptome- ter School . . . Likes to ice skate . . . Favorite Place: drive-in . . . Likes pizza .. . Favorite Music: Rock 'n' Roll . . . Pet Peeve: conceited boys ... Wonderful girl . . . Full of fun. Janica Townc “Jannie” Chorus 1. 2, 3; Glee Club 3: G.A.A. 1.2: Girls’ Club 2. 3; French Club 3; Homemakers Club 3; Pep Club 3; Pony Express 2. 3: Goldenrod 3; . . . Am- bition: to go to college . . . Adorable . . . Has blond hair. Martha Townsend Rifle Club 1; Chorus 1, 2. 3; G.A.A. 1. 2; Girls' Club 1, 2; Pep Club 3; . . . Ambition: to be an airline stewardess ... I gotta go!!’’ . . . Enjoys playing the piano and dancing . . . Pet Peeve: boys who don’t shave . . . Ideal Boy: 6'. blond hair. Jacqueline Trcese “Jackie Science Club 3. (Treas- urer): Chapel Choir 3; Band 1. 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Radio Club 1; Chorus 2; . . . Ambition: to go to B.U. ... Christmas! ... Likes Italian food . . . Great personality. Walter Troup Wally” J.V. Baseball 1. 2; . . . Plans to work after grad- uation . . . Likes baseball and collecting records ... Favorite Food: steak (Pretty expensive taste!) . . . Gayle ... A very quiet boy. John Urbanus Jack Ambition: to become a mechanic . . . Can be found in QHS Trade School. Deanna Vail Pep Club; G.A.A. 2, 3; Girls’ Club 2; . . . Ambi- tion: to be a model and go to finishing school . . . Enjoys ice skating and dancing . . . Favorite Spot: King Philip’s . . . Likes clams and pizza ... James Valantc Dick Baseball 1; . . . Ambi- tion: to join the Marines . . . Enjoys all sports . . . Favorite Food: pizza . . . Likes slow music ... Pet Peeve: 11:00 lunch - (Can you blame him??). Jean Vcno Jeannie Ambition: to become a hairdresser . . . Chinese food her favorite .. . Likes Frank Sinatra and jazz .. . Ideal boy — tall with brown hair, blue eyes . . . Pet Peeve: people who think they know it all. Kathleen Vient Kathy Pony Express 1. 2; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3. (Vice Presi- dent) 3; G.A.A. I. 2, 3; Girls’ Club Board 2; Girls’ Club 3; . . . Ambi- tion: secretarial work ... Likes ice skating. 69 Angelina Vissa Italian Club 1,2;... Ambition: to be a secre- tary . . . Likes to read . . . Favorite Food: ice cream —(Don't we all??) ... a very quiet and studious girl. Carrie Walker Sis Ambition: to be an IBM worker . . . Another Rock 'n' Roll fan: loves baked macaroni: Pet Peeve: none! Enjoys Prob- lems of Democracy more than any other class. James Walker Redskin” Rifle Club 1. 3; Golf 2; . . . Ambition: to go into the Armed Forces . . . Likes to work on cars ... Favorite Food: ravioli... Enjoys Rock 'n' Roll . . . Janet. Valerie Wall Vat Girls' Club 2, 3; Page and Stage 2. 3, (Treasur- er 3); .. . Aim: to go to I.B.M. School . . . Loves to go dancing . . . Favor- ite Haunt: Totem Pole . . . Likes pizza . . . Billy. Frances Wallace “Duchess” Girls’ Club 2, 3, (Board Member 2); Pony Ex- press 1, 2; Italian Club 3; G.A.A. 2. 3; Pep Club 3; . . . Ambition: secretarial school. .. ‘Tvc got to see if Hussy’s coming.’’ Gayle Walsh Girls' Club 3: Pep Club 3;.. . Ambition: Business School ... Watches hock- ey and football games ... 'T can't believe it!” . . . Favorite Food: pizza and lobster . . . Likes Rhythm 'n' Blues and Progressive Jazz. Theodore Walsh Ted Ambition: auto body work . . . ’’Don’t say that!” Virginia Ward Ginny” Chorus 1. 2. 3: G.A.A. I. 2; Girls’ Club 1. 2; Pep Club; . . . Ambition: to be a private secretary . . . Likes ice skating and dancing . . . But your bait! ... Favorite Music: Rock ’n’ Roll . . . Hank Holler. Richard Wark Dick Rifle Club 1. 2; Hi-Y 1; . . . Aim: to be a Marine . . . Favorite Food: lob- ster ... Pel Peeve: peo- ple who think they're Su- preme Beings ... Pastime: seeing Alice . . . Likes boxing. Susan Wheeler Susie Chorus 1: Girls’ Club 1. 2; G.A.A. 1, 2; Pep Club;... Ambition: office work . . . Food Choice: fried chicken .. . Favorite Place: drive-in . . . Likes all kinds of pop music .. . Danny. Phillip Whitchci Ambition: to join the Air Force . . . Favorite Food: pizza ... Ah. look at that chick! . . . Likes all kinds of popular music ... Very easy-going, noth- ing worries him. 70 A roomful of problems. Patricia Whittaker Pat or Rebel Pony Express 3; Gold- enrod 3; Future Nurses Club 2, 3; Science Club 3; Girls' Club 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3; Chapel Choir 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Chorus 2, 3; Page and Stage Club 2; . . . Ambition: to be a nurse. Patricia Wight Pat Spanish Club 2; Nurses Club 2; G.A.A. I; Girls’ Club 1; Pep Club: . . . Ambition: to go to a Busi- ness School . . . Favorite Place: Al’s Drive-In . . . I.ikes onion rings . .. Also Rock V Roll music (na- turally). Look who's one of the boys! Judith Willard Judy Band 1.2, 3; Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Chapel Choir 1. 2. 3; Girls' Club 2. 3; French Club 3; Golden- rod Staff 3: QHS Review- ers 1; Chorus 1;... Chat- ter. chatter . . . Ideal Men: Jimmy Piersall and P.L. . . . Obliging. Priscilla Williams Future nurse . . . Pet Peeve: to be kept waiting . . . I know something! . . . Likes cha-cha music . . . Hates bad rumors . . . Enjoys Chinese food . . . Adorable red head. Thomas Williams Itch Hockey 1; German Club 2: Goldenrod 3; . . . Am- bition: to go to North- eastern . . . Good-fine- fine-good-fine! . . . Likes steak ... Favorite Haunt: drive-in ... Likes Rock 'n' Roll ... Real clown. Roocrt Wilson Willie Hockey 1. 2, 3; . . . Ambition: to be a drafts- man or architect ... go to Northeastern or Went- worth . .. likes ice skating and girls . . . Cattish . .. likes Rock 'n' Roll. .. girls!!! Joseph Zacchini Zack Rifle Club 1; . . . Am- bition: to go to work . . . Get off my back! . . . Likes Italian food . . . Fa- vorite Music: Rock 'n' Roll . . . Pet Peeve: girls smoking. Rosalind Zibel Roz QHS Reviewers 1, 2; French Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 1. 2; Pony Express 2, 3; Girls' Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; . . . Ambition: U. of Mass. . . . We had a ball! .. . Likes pizza and clams. Barbara Ziniti Barb Glee Club 1, 2; Chorus 1. 2; Page and Stage 2; G.A.A. 2; Girls’ Club 2. 3. (President 3); Nation- al Honor Society 2. 3; French Club 2;... Ambi- tion: to be a private sec- retary. Joseph Zucker Joe Rifle Club 1; Science Club 3; Amateur Radio Club 2; . . . Ambition: to go to college . . . Favorite Place: Al’s Drive-In . . . Likes pizza ... Favorites: popular music. Phyllis. 71 WANTED FOR EVADING THE PHOTOGRAPHER J James Anderson Skippy Part-time job at Elm Farm . . . Refugee from what school? . . . “I’m new here! . . . Likes to be lazy and do nothing . . . “U. S. Army, here I come! Vh Robert Bullock Bob Commuter from Brain- tree . . . Ambition: ca- reer in the Service . . . “Don't sweat it!” ... Pet Peeve: razor bobs . . . The Trade School knows him well. Charles Garland Kart Ambition: student pilot . . . Favorite Food: Black strap molasses and wheat germ bread make you live so long you wish you were dead!! . . . “It’s so hard to say good-bye! . . . Aim: to teach accor- dion. Harris Johnson Sandra Johnson Barbara Jones Hobby: automobiles Sandy “B. J. . . . Loves ravioli . . . Ambition: to be a file G.A.A. 1 . . . “Get a Favorite Haunt: Wollas- clerk . . . Has been going job! . . . Likes Fats ton Yacht Club . . . Dis- steady with a boy from Domino . . . Ambition: likes 11:00 lunches- Weymouth . . . Collects modeling at Patricia Stcv- (They bother all Trade coins and stamps . . . ens’ School . . . Favorite boys!) . . . Ambition: Likes popular music but Haunt: Greer’s Diner . . . mechanical engineering has NO favorite school Who’s the boy from Fast . . . sometimes called subject. Weymouth? . . . Ideal “Eloise.” Date: Blindstrub's. Roy Leander Paul Mann Ernest Park Football. 1, 2, 3; Base- Ambition: to join the Ernie ball 1. 2. 3; Basketball 2 Service . . . Likes pizza. Ambition: to be a com- . . . Likes all sports. sports, and dancing . . . mcrcial pilot . . . Yo.” Frank Sinatra, steak, and Enjoys Fats Domino, ... Ideal Girl: Nancy ... popular music . . . Favor- Rhythm V Blues, and Favorite Haunt: New itc Subject: history . . . Mardi Gras in New Or- Hampshire . . . Likes Ambition: to be a sales- leans . . . Favorite Sub- Perry Como . . . very man . . . dependable. ject: study . . . Ideal obliging and has a nice Girl: 5'3 . blond hair, blue eyes. smile. Edward Walter Armand Trahan Rifle Club 1 . . . Am- Chorus I; Rifle Club 1; bition: to go to North- Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Am- eastern . . . Likes to go bition: to go to North- fishing . . . Favorite eastern . . . Likes wood- Food: chicken . . . En- working . . . Favorite joys listening to Rock ’n' Food: swordfish . . . Roll music. 72 Favorite Music: Rock V Roll . . . “What an ace.” MARSHAL: 2X DEPUTIES: Qf. C.stJUd- CLASS OF ’59 The Class of ’59, consisting of approximately 480 fine members, is now in the process of becoming QHS’s gift to the civilized world. They have been studying vigorously, participating in all club activities with enthusiasm, and giving their whole-hearted support to the dances, sports events, and musical programs in the best of Quincy High tradition. Next year the Fifty-niners will assume an exalted role as seniors under the leadership of Peter Finlay, president; Richard Beaumont, vice-president; Mary Chiminello, secretary; and Eleanor Barry, treasurer. The graduating class of ’58 takes this opportunity to wish these duly elected officers and all their loyal subjects a most successful senior year. 73 CLASS OF 60 Newcomers to Quincy High this year, the class of 1960 numbers no less than 730. Upon their arrival, some of the sophomores found themselves delegated to the lowest floor of our school, where two new homerooms had been created for them. Also designed for them, or at least for the female half of the class, is the Sophomore Girls’ Glee Club and the Future Nurses Club for sophomore girls. The male half has the opportunity to participate in junior varsity sports and other activities. Sophomores also have their Wednesday assemblies at which they can scoop current QHS events two days ahead of their upper-classmen. Good luck, sophomores! We hope your next two years at Quincy High will be filled with profitable, happy days. 74 CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Our “Little Sophs” enter the portals of OHS. Juniors and Seniors return to the grind of the coming year. Seniors are photographed for the Goldcnrod. A new record was set for broken cameras. Big rally before our game with Brockton proves that although Quincy’s cheerleaders have spirit, “Brockton's cheerleaders,” especially “Legs Morrell” and “Bombshell Rapp,” steal the show! The team comes through successfully after the rally. Score: 13-6! Tommy “T Connors makes the Ledger. Coach Sullivan says: “I am not ashamed to match my eleven starters against any team,—but” Homework is getting us down already!! OCTOBER For all the avid baseball fans. OHS has World Scries games broadcasted in study hall. A different kind of assembly. The “La Vaux Accordion Trio” entertains OHS pupils. Girls’ Club “Mad” Initiation. Quincy ties Everett, 6-6. Flu keeps Mrs. “A” busy and many classes reduced. There are always those who develop a serious case of it at the mention of a test. The fighting “11” played hard, but Brookline conquered—27-6. Prexies bow to Malden 23-14. French Club dance, “Fall Fantasia.” National Merit Scholarship Test. “Well, we tried!” Were “Goblins” responsible for the 500 mysterious pounds of pumpkins or was it “the boys”? NOVEMBER Fine weather for ducks, but rain postpones Quincy-Somerville clash. College Day at Thayer. Lady Luck smiles on Quincy at Chelsea—26-12. Veterans’ Day Parade. Report cards—unwanted information! Malden downs Quincy 25-21 and causes anxiety about the outcome of the Thanksgiving Day game. United Fund—It wasn’t a girl for whom Dcnnissen and DcAngclo carried the torch. Eddie Dunham and “Ozzie” looked real cool in short shorts! Through the portals of QHS pass strange creatures, but strangest of all was the weekend replacement of our pony. Mr. Talbot and his indispensable “Shutterbugs,” Paul Camello and “Flash” Gobeil, snap candids all around QHS for Goldcnrod. What girls in pin curls were caught off guard? Carol “T” Kristian and Sheila “Nope” McCloskey, plus all of the other “boys,” prove just as entertaining as “Brockton’s cheerleaders” at the rally before the “big game.” Our anxieties were proved unnecessary as Quincy topped North 18-7 in a crowd-rousing, rough V ready game. Noel Balducci takes the trophy for Quincy along with the win. The Victory Dance is really a victory, for QHS at any rate. 76 CLASS OF 1958 DECEMBER 10: Quincy began the basketball season on a successful note winning over North 68-41. 13: Malden comes to Quincy and a second victory raises Quincy’s hopes for the Tech. 15: Loring returns our pictures. Bedlam! “I don’t look like that!” 17: Basketball game, Everett at Quincy turns out to be our first loss, 64-54. 20: Quincy plays at Somerville and rings our second loss—70-51. 26: Annual Alumni Game proved to be lots of fun—but—QHS lost!! 27: Snowball Dance at Broad Meadows helps to make a well-earned vacation perfect. 28: Wilted orchids and fallen arches! 30: Chelsea at Quincy. We are the victors—48-40! JANUARY 1: Membership drive for E.D.B.D. 2: End of vacation, everyone is out of funds. 3: We topple Lowell—71-46. 10: Quincy trims Weymouth 65-44. Quincy’s really on the beam! 14: Special P.D. Assembly on Discrimination.” We return as “non-dis- criminants.” 14: Revere downed—80-54. 29: Report cards again. Was it wanted information this time? FEBRUARY 2: Wollaston Glee Club Scholarship-Our best wishes went to Fred Drif- meyer. 5: Congratulations, Lois Taylor, Queen of the Fathers' Club Dance. 7: Quincy downs Lowell—85-59. 11: Weymouth vs. Quincy 17: Chapel Choir sings at Point Junior High School, wins friends, and in- fluences ninth graders. 19: Future Nurses visit Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Well, Mary Jayne, what factor made you almost pass out—the elevator, the artificial kidney, or the internes? 22: Second issue of the Pony. Snoopy nails!!! Feb. 24-March 3: Well-earned vacation for majority of QHS, but the Goldcnrod Staff works on. 24: Quincy vs. Brockton at the Garden—thrilling, but heart-breaking—69-68. 25: Hockey Tourney MARCH 11: Ann Cerconc, why the red face? It doesn’t match your tan sweater! 10: South Shore Music Concert: Virtuosi DiRoma. 10: New organ arrives for Concert. Fred, how did it feel to play a new organ? 11: How come Gwen Scrivener has taken a sudden interest in organ music? 13: Spring Concert at QHS. Our band outdoes itself! The chorus of three hundred brings down the house. 18: Goldenrod sends in a hundred pages! Love and kisses from Mr. Farnham, the publisher’s representative. 18: Richard Lee gets first little yellow note. 77 19: 22: 25: 26-29: 28: 4: 6: 7: 9: 11: 16: 18: 18: 19: 5: 15: 15: 23: 26: 29: 31: 3: 7: 9: 10: School Committee finally votes “Yes!” on King Phillip’s as the place for the senior prom. Harvard sponsors a mock U.N. Ten seniors attend . . . Point of informa- tion! Chapel Choir sings at South Junior High . . . wins more fans! All-State Music Festival. Marjorie Monson, Richard Lee, Jeffrey Drif- meyer, and Richard DiCenso participating from QHS turn in a wonderful performance and have lots of fun at the same time. O-Club Variety Night is hilarious, full of fun and laughs. APRIL Good Friday. Easter: OHS students hardly recognize each other as they return sporting new outfits. Student Exchange Day. Cafe Bon Amigos—combined French and Spanish Club variety night. U.N. Day—Leaving at 7:00 are Miss Kambour’s P.D. classes to sec if they can help on some of the United Nations’ tougher problems. Report cards again. Graduation not far off—that is, for some seniors. “Guess I’d better start studying!” Weymouth opens the baseball season at Quincy. Spring vacation and everyone relaxes—including Pony Staff and Golden- rod Staff. National Honor Society-Student Council Dance at Broad Meadows- dreamy evening! MAY Fifteen seniors down with spring fever. National Honor Society Induction . .. New brains replace the old. “How can I ever make up all those hours of detention?!?” CLASS DAY! One prominent senior boy gets a job to pay his book fines. Prom at King Phillip’s — Theme: “Sayonara — (Both to QHS and the greenbacks!) Seniors arc starting to loaf. JUNE “You know, it's funny!! I really kinda hate to think this is the last week!” Graduation-wc hope! Five seniors forgot and came back to school! Farewell to our Alma Mater. !!! 78 FAVORITES OF 58 ACTORS Rock Hudson and Frank Sinatra ACTRESS Kim Novak T.V. SHOWS “Maverick and “American Bandstand” SONG “Stardust” SINGING GROUP “The Four Lads” MALE SINGER Frank Sinatra FEMALE SINGER Patti Page ORCHESTRA Glenn Miller DISC JOCKEYS Norm Prescott and Joe Smith MOVIE “The Ten Commandments” WORLD FIGURE President Eisenhower BIGGEST NEWS STORY Satellite Launchings BIGGEST SURPRISE Quincy's win over undefeated Somerville WISE-CRACK “Get off my back” THE PERFECT “NAIL” “You’ve had it!” Most Artistic Steve Smalley and Barbara Bell Ideal Senior Tom Brownell and Joann Hughes Most Talkative Bill Dennissen and Bcvic Burgess Most Popular Fred Kelley and Joann Hughes Most Likely I Elaine Hurney Most Musical Fred Drifmeyer and Pat Whitteker Cutest Dick Wark and Carol Kristian CENSUS • a' Most Dependable Paula Ferrazzi and Steve Smalley Best Dancer Linda Purslow and Bob George To Succeed Tom Brownell Best Looking Lois Taylor and Larry Kelly vf Most Sophisticated Lois Taylor and Terry Tedrow Quietest Angelina Vissa and John Shea Class Athletes Jan Thompson and Noel Balducci Class Politician Elaine Hurncy and Jerry Thorncll Class Comedians Peggy Fallon and Bill Dennissen Betty Ann Brown Virginia Coury it Vi Paula Ferrazzi Carl Backman Jacaueline Trccsc 83 CLASS WILL The Class of 1958 of Quincy H:gh School, being in various states of mind and in an entirely disorganized body, soon to journey into the world beyond, does hereby present its last will and testament. So shall it be written; so shall it be done. We therefore bequeath: To Mr. Wilson, a P.A. system that al-l-lways works! To Mr. Anderson, a Colt .45 and an authentic sheriff’s badge! To all cheerleaders, mocassins that stay on while cheering. To Mr. Nelson, a free ad in next year’s yearbook. To Miss Kambour, a gorgeous, unprejudiced P.D. class! To Miss Kelley, honorary membership in the “E.D.B.D.” Club. To Mr. Briggs, one student who can grasp the fundamentals. To future students at QHS, a Rock V Roll program to be broadcast over the P.A. system every morning during homeroom period! To Miss McCarthy, an automatic five-lesson French test corrector. To Mr. Owens, a soundproof Goldenrod office. To Goldenrod Staff members, more “coffee breaks” and an award for service above and beyond the call of duty. To Miss Coulman, a year of no overdue books and a phonograph record which recites, “In the side door; out the front door!” To Miss Barry, a mimeograph machine set aside for running off Goldenrod sten- cils. To Miss Colclough, a roomful of perfect typists and unbreakable margin releases. To Mr. Goldfarb, a movie version of “L’Abbc Constantin!” starring Gina Lollo- brigida and John Wayne, n‘est-ce-pas? To Miss Nevens. 75 subscriptions to Sports Illustrated and to Mad Magazine for supplementary reading in 1959. To M:ss Silverman, a gym class with everyone present and IN UNIFORM. To our beloved Pony, an Indian with arms and legs, and a permanent home in the lobby of QHS. To Mr. Bennett, at least twenty students who know what profession to enter after graduation. To the cafeteria, a zillion more chairs for students who are tired of digesting while standing up. To the first floor boys’ room, a door that doesn’t lock in some poor unfortunate at least once a week. To Mrs. Alexander, a year’s supply of band-aids. To M:ss Marr, at least one student who doesn’t say “gonna.” To Mr. Jack, a new and modern skeleton for his biology classes. To the trade school boys, NO 11:00 lunches . . . ABSOLUTELY!!! To the Office Staff, one year when no Goldenrod Staff members pester them. To Miss Tuthill, “Top Forty” tunes for the Glee Club and a Chapel Choir that isn’t loquacious. To the yearbook staff of 1959, the Goldenrod office and all that goes with it, in- cluding our best wishes for a successful yearbook. Signed, sealed, and delivered by the Class of 1958 on this seventh day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight. The Purfect Typpist Members of the E.D.B.D. Club The Office Mouse 84 ACTIVITIES 85 Row I: L. Selvitz, B. Bell. M. Monson. V. Coury, D. Lee. C. Golob. B. Hutchison. D. Gobcil. B. Brown. Row 2: J. Clifford. V. D’Elia. A. Belt. J. Willard. P. Barton. M. Chiango. C. Kibitz. J. Cobb. J. Hourula. G. Scrivener. M. Carter, B. Hannifin. Row 3: S. Jones. A. Courage. S. Smalley. C. Backman, P. Allan. P. Camello. E. DiSalvio. D. Campbell. J. Delmonico. GOLDENROD LITERARY STAFF Forty pages in by Wednesday!!! As the days come and go, the Golden- rod Literary Staff works harder and harder, desperately trying to meet their deadlines. (They DON’T!!!) Under the patient guidance of Miss Dora Kelley, they work diligently throughout the year cropping pic- tures, composing write-ups, laying out pages, and doing countless other tasks. At the same time, the harassed artists slave over their drawing boards in an effort to live up to the tyrannical demands of the co-editors. When the book is finally published, when the editors breathe sighs of relief, then will peace and harmony reign supreme in the Golden- rod office once more! “Who is this character?” ?om I: T. Williams. K. O'Connell. A. Honkonen. J. Saliba. G. Humiston. B. Hershenson. G. Smith. M. McGinty. Row 2: M. Carter. M. Samarclli. J. McGonnigal. L. Pierce, S. Rotunno, E. Mitchell. J. Thompson. C. Horgan. M. Ruggcri. J. Towne. Row 3• B. Burgess. M. Fallon. M. Barry, C. MacLcan, W. Dcnnissen. C. Kibitz. P. Whitteker, G. Mahoney. P. Williams. GOLDENROD BUSINESS STAFF “May I see the advertising manager, please?” This question is the constant refrain of each member of the advertising staff. With the encouragement of Miss Eleanor Reddy, the ad-getters fearlessly brave the elements to conjure up the necessary capital to make the Golden- rod a reality. Once this task is completed, the Business Staff, still thirsting for money, torment every senior at OHS until all payments are collected. Then and only then can this group sit back and call it a day. High finance!! 87 Row I: B. Lombardo. M. Samarelli. E. Dunham. E. Hurncy. D. Hansen. S. Brockman. Row 2: R. Zee. S. Salvucci, D. Chew, G. Manteli, T. Brownell. G. Thorncll. C. DiBona. Mr. Goidfarb. STUDENT COUNCIL Summit Conference? 88 What would we do without our Student Council? Who would sell school handbooks to timid sophomores, provide shakers for football games, or sponsor the March of Dimes and other collections? With Mr. Goidfarb as advisor, the officers are: Elaine Humey, president; Edward Dunham, vice-president; Mary Samarelli, secretary; and David Hansen, treasurer. A fall record hop, the Council Bounce, and the Snowball Semi-Formal helped raise a considerable sum which was turned over to the Q.T.A. Scholarship Fund. Row I: A. Belt, J. Hughes. F. Kelley, G. D’Angelo, T. Fraioli, G. .Scrivener. Row 2: P. Ferazzi, S. Nannis. S. Smalley. R. Gadapcc, B. Burgess, C. Boretti. Row 3: G. Thornell. T. Brownell. C. Sadlier. PROM COMMITTEE Where?? How much?? Will the School Committee agree?? “Boy, will I be glad when this is over!!!” If you should happen to walk in on a Prom Committee meeting in the gym, these phrases would most cer- tainly fall on your ears. With the unfaltering help of Mr. Finnegan, this group of students, the four class officers plus twelve others, plan every detail of the most important social event of the year—the Senior Prom! Because of the untiring efforts of our Prom Committee this year’s dance promises to be the best one yet! King Phillip’s, here we come!!! Prom Planners! 89 Row 1: P. Allen. L. Pierce. P. Whittaker. P. Ferrazzi, T. Fraioli, T. CoJletti. C. Kibitz. V. Hollis. E. Mitchell. Row 2: M. Walsh. B. Lombardo. M. Fanara. M. Carter. E. Cleveland. J. Towne. L. Nutting, M. Shea, C. MacLean. Row 3: J. Clifford. B. Hannafin, M. Bucci, N. Bcnscn, C. Horpan. B. I.cwin, S. Rotunno. J. Goulart, L. Gesmer. J. Castleman. M. Prolman. Row 4: C. Kristian. D. Allen. E. Hurney. A. Hoxie, M. Fallon, J. Hcsson, M. McGinty, K. O’Connell. B. Burgess, J. Thompson, B. Brown. PONY EXPRESS Do you have a family skeleton, a mad crush, a new boy friend? Don’t breathe the secret, for the Pony staff is sure to find out. Students are constantly amazed to sec previously unknown items revealed in the Pony. Detectives as well as writers must be working for this staff. Teresa Coletti and Theresa Fraioli, co-editors, keep Mr. Fletcher, the sponsor, busy checking and re-checking articles for publication. OHS is proud to have its own newspaper and hopes it will always be a part of Quincy High School life. NEWSWRITERS Row I: M. Prolcman, C. Broudy, L. Tisell. Row 2: M. Leavitt, J. Castlcman, S. Berman, B. Shapiro. For those contemplating a career in the field of journalism, the Newswriters Club is made to order. The members not only gain invaluable experience in writing, but also have the chance to see their work printed in the Quincy Patriot Ledger. Each week they prepare a column about the goings-on at QHS so that the readers of the Ledger may keep well-informed. Mr. William Bigoness is their advisor. All clubs are hereby cautioned to be on the lookout, for these future reporters arc said to have the noses of bloodhounds when following a hot tip. WRITERS’ WORKSHOP Like to write mystery stories? Poems? Short stories? Then Writers’ Workshop is for you. Under the guidance of Miss Marie Poland, this group allows creative students to cultivate their literary talents and have constructive criticisms on their efforts. Sometimes some of their work is published. Yes! that’s true. Perhaps, who knows, there may be a future Shakespeare in this club. Row I: K. Gallagher, M. MeGinty, J. Mahoney. M. Chiango. L. Nutting. N. Alexander. E. Humey. M. Chiminiello, J. Nevers. N. Hegg, P. Cuthbcrtson. Row 2: M. Conaty, M. Langdon. P. Coughlin. C. Horgan, J. Blowers, S. Anderson. K. Hakulin. E. Barry, J. Brown. I.. Burke, C. Kclnapp. B. Fairwcathcr, M. Peruzzi. Row 3: S. Jones. D. Olson. K. Stevens. A. Mina, S. Margison, J. Boyce. P. Connolly. A. Caobelli. P. Williams, A. Russo. P. McLarnon, K. Moran. E. Cleveland. Row 4: M Tvlcr, L. Clare. N Rogers. K Best, A. Fraser, L. Sclvitz, B. Siebel, G. Mahoney, P. Whittaker. M. Nelson, P. Benner, S. Rotunno, J. Plansky. FUTURE NURSES Patience, understanding, and willingness are the qualities found in the girls of Quincy High’s Future Nurses’ Club. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Nettiedean Alexander, R.N., the girls enjoy many activities which will prepare them for nurses training. The members are under the capable leadership of Elaine Humey, presi- dent; Linda Nutting, treasurer; and Mary Chiminello. secretary. The high-light of this year’s club activities was a trip to the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital on February 19. Another important event was the formation of a separate sophomore unit. This Club has always been one well attended. Now, with the added impetus of the sophomores, it will always remain one of the favorites of QHS. 92 Row 1: L. Nutting, P. Williams. S. Rotunno. Mrs. Alexander, N. McNeil, K. O’Connell, C. Horgan. Row 2: M. Fanara, L. Burke, L. Johnson, M. C. Mac- Lean. E. Cleveland, S. Anderson, M. Chimincllo, L. Anderson, P. Coughlin. Row 3: G. Mahoney, B. Sicbcl, L. Sclvitz, M. Chiango, P. Whittaker, J. Boyce, N. Rogers. HEALTH SERVICE Tooth ache? Need a band-aid? Try the Health Service. Here you are sure to find a sympathetic girl who will gladly try to cure your ills. The girls give up their study periods to help Mrs. Alexander run the Health Service room smoothly. They will- ingly render first-aid which may not always be appreciated by some unfortunate souls. Row I: L. Luciano, M. Foster, S. Abbott, M. Abrahams. M. Leavitt, D. Pear- son. Row 2: B. Ryder. S. Silverman, M. Fantuccio. B. Broudy, B. Douglas, A. Blinderman, I. Ames. J. Delmonico. Mrs. Barnes. Row 3: J. Solod. P. Coughlin. A. Ahokas, J. Crowley, J. Blowers, J. Roberts, J. Johnson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS One of the new activities at QHS is the Future Homemakers’ Club. This group of senior girls, organized last fall under the guidance of Mrs. Barnes, has elected Miriam Abraham, president; Stephany Abbot, vice-president; Mildred Leavitt, secretary; and Margaret Foster, treasurer. The club meets to discuss various prob- lems which the girls will face as homemakers. One special project this year was filling a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. A special meeting was held in the Coddington School with Mrs. Rose Cherubini who spoke about “Planning Your Wedding.” Although most of the girls plan on waiting a few years, it’s a good thing to think about. Mothers or children? 94 Row I: J. Mahoney. J. Ricctarduni. K. Edgar. T. Turner. W. Lewis. C. Backman, A. Sartori. J. McBride. J. Fallon, C. Shea. M. McLeavy. Row 2: R. Orenstein. M. Hoiden. S. Silboritz, M. Steen. D. Houle. H. Banks. D. DiBona. D. Richman. E. Nilsen. M. Laskar. A. Belson. Row 3: M. C. MacLcan. D. Willard. C. Pinkham. B. Hutchinson. M. Perrow. P. Devine. C. Golob, J. Williams. N. Lundonm. J. Wriglcy. A. Wilkie. Row 4: M. Eaton. C. Nycross. V. Laham, E. Lincham. P. Peters. S. Foster. E. Mitchell. FUTURE TEACHERS Math! Science! English! These arc only a few of the subjects that will be taught by the members of the Future Teachers’ Club. Miss Maude Wheeler is the sponsor and the officers are: Carl Backman, president; Warren Lewis, vice-president; Alex- andra Sartori, secretary; and Thomas Turner, treasurer. During the year, the members practice teaching at the Codd:ngton School, install new members and attend the State Convention of Future Teachers Clubs. These future teachers will play an important part in tomorrow’s world. Even teachers may be late! 95 Row 1: N. Thomas. A. Belt. B. Hutchinson. C. Kibitz, M. Steen, N. Coggi. Row 2: D. Richman, A. Bclson. P. Eddy. S. Shugruc, J. Davin, J. Walker, Miss Coulman. Row 3: H. Banks, D. Lubarsky, P. Barry, M. Barry, M. Peterson. QHS REVIEWERS Mysteries! Comedies! Do you know the latest books? On Monday mornings if you see chairs disappearing from the library, follow them. You will find a large group, all talking at once, in the small library' workroom. These excited students, better known as the OHS Re- viewers, are discussing and choosing books to be placed on the library shelves. Each week a different person acts as chairman and moderator. Miss Edith Coulman, Librarian, sponsors this enthusiastic group. I like this one!' Row I: S. Johnson. V. Laham. K. Gallagher. A. Belt, B. Hutchinson. M. C. MacLean J. Wilcin. M. Tyler, P. Devine. Row 2: J. McGonnigal. A. Minyard, M. Bock. M. Gates, J. Gareano. J. Ricciardonc. M Tenson, B. Duggan. N. Blackman. V. Cowhy. Row 3: S. Richards, S. Silbovitz, J. Spellman, V. Bartlett, D. Donovan, D. Houli, K. Stevens, M. Hordin, L. Anderson. LIBRARY STAFF “Let me have a copy of Boas and Smith.” “Where’s Magruder?” “I want this sport magazine.” “Give me a library slip.” These daily de- mands are routine to the library staff. If you are confused by the library organization, don’t fret; for the staff also at times seem be- wildered. Actually, under the leadership of Miss Edith Coulman, Librarian, the girls are a well-trained and excellently organized group. The chosen officers are Beverly Hutchison, president; Anita Belt, vice-president; Mary Carol MacLean, secretary; and Eleanor Myers, Row I: P. Goldstein, J. Berkowitz, R. Bell. C. Broudy. M. Leavitt. Row 2: H. Lubarsky, R. Harris, P. Brown, P. Chcvcric, P. Buckly, J. Goulart, P. Eddy. RADIO CLUB At 2:25 do you sometimes wonder who belongs to the golden- throated voices announcing the notices over the P.A. system? If you do, we’ll clue you in! It's the OHS Radio Club. These future radio announcers and disc jockeys test their voices on tape recorders and learn techniques and procedures of radio announcing. Much time is spent in preparation for WJDA Day when all the members take over the South Shore radio station for a day. Mrs. Katherine Myatt very efficiently leads this group. Row 1: P. Nelson. S. Abbott, M. Abraham. J. Dclmonico. P. Dunn. A. Ahokas. Row 2: J. Bonnyman. C. Knowles. V. Blacklock. A. Coppola. M. Tyler. K. Murray. P. Mariano. R. Gordon. PAGE AND STAGE CLUB Scene one, take two! Lights, action, camera!! These arc the bywords of actors and actresses the world over—including the prospective talent of Quincy High’s Page and Stage Group. Under the direction of Miss Margaret Flynn, the club members learn the rudiments of fine acting, producing, and directing. They also, it is rumored, spend hours learning to be as temperamental as Hollywood’s best! Although these amateurs have not yet touched the heights of fame, we are confident that someday their names will sparkle in the “bright lights.” Row I: G. Mahoney. M. Barry. J. Nevers, A. Cerconc. K. Vient, D. Allen. M. Fallon. E. Hurncy, B. Egan, C. Kibitz. A. Hoxie. Row 2: J. Caristi. M. Fanara, S. Brockman. E. Barry. A. Russo. M. Samarelli. J. Hamill, J. Hamill, T. Colctti. T. Fraioli, S. McCloskcy. C. Borctti. M. Shea. Row 3: B. Deacon, E. Fcrrigno. V. Blacklock, M. Carter. C. Kristian. C. Robertson. N. Thomas. L. Nutting. C. Knowles. V. White. R. Zee. Row 4: P. Flemming. E. Mitchell, L. Clare, V. Hollis, D. Connors, J. Saliba, P. Ferrazi, J. Hughes, P. Williams. TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y has a membership of forty-five junior and senior girls who meet at the YMCA on Wednesday nights. Under the direction of Mrs. Blunt, their advisor, and the officers: Deborah Allen, president; Elaine Hurney, chaplain; Kathy Vient, vice-president; Ann Cerconc, treasurer; and Margaret Fallon, secretary, the club sponsors several worthwhile projects. They carol for nursing homes, prepare Thanksgiving baskets, hold record hops, and give a Christmas party for the under- privileged children. What to do next? Row 1: E. DeSalvio, P. Brown, S. Smalley, R. Gadapec, G. DeAngelo. Row 2: Mr. Robbins, A. Honkoncn, R. Schiavo, J. Bennett. S. Mullaney. T. MacLellan. G. MacPherson. HI-Y “Arc you for it?” Women chasers? No, we’re quite sure that it is just a coincidence that both Tri and Hi-Y meet on Wednesday nights at the Y. Under the guidance of Mr. Daniel Norte and Mr. Lincoln Robbins, Hi-Y mem- bers have successfully planned and conducted various activities, such as record hops, parties, outings, and field trips. The officers arc: Stephan Smalley, president; Peter Brown, vice-president; Ronald Gadapee, secretary; Vincent DiMattio, treasurer; and Guy De Angelo, chaplain. Row I: J. McGonnigal. A. Belt. S. Nannis, T. Brownell, N. Coggi. J. Trccsc. Row 2: D. Ward. B. Stuchins. D. Post. P. Burnham. A. Honkonen. J. Phillips. Row 3: P. Salisi, G. Rantinen, D. Campbell, T. Caton, R. Anderson, R. Ger- wich. P. Camello. SCIENCE CLUB U-235 and rocket satellites are a few of the terms which you may hear at a Science Club meeting. Under the guidance of Mr. John Chruscicl and the officers: Tom Brownell, president; Stephen Nannis, vice-president; Nancy Coggi, secretary; and Richard Anderson, librarian, the members endeavor to create interest in all scien- tific fields. Both group and individual projects are sponsored by the club. A special club project which created great interest this year was the construction of a rocket satellite. 102 Row 1: C. Golob, A. Sartori, V. Coury, V. D’Elia, A. Vissa. Row 2: B. Ziniti, B. Brown. R. Lee. C. Back'man. P. Burnham. J. Rotondi. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Geniuses? Child prodigies? Well, judge for yourself! The Quincy High School chapter of the National Honor Society includes juniors and seniors who have been chosen for their high qualities of scholarship, leadership, and service. Meetings are held under the direction of Virginia Coury, president; Alexander Sartori, secretary; Valeric D’Elia, treasurer; and Mr. Karl Briggs, the sponsor. The members look forward to the annual induction of new members, an impressive event which takes place in May. This year, the Society and the Student Council sponsored a spring dance to raise money for the Q.T.A. Scholarship Fund. Row I: A. Quintiliano. J. I.ally. C. Maligno, R. Peterson, P. Pepi. Row 2: J. MaePherson, L. Tocchio. S. Anderson. B. Pearson. J. Murphy. B. Alfano. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club is an organization of girls and boys who are interested in practicing a very efficient way by which to dispose of their worst enemy. The group, supervised by Mr. Thomas White, enters seven contests with other schools. Ten members have a chance to shoot at each match and letters are awarded to those who have scored in five meets. At the end of the season, each member is able to participate in a four position shooting match. Medals are awarded by the Army according to the number of points scored. Please don’t shoot me! Row I: K. Best. C. Kibitz. B. Toland. M. Chiminello. L. Green. J. Angelo. P. Ferrazzi. T. Fraioli. B. Hutchin- son, S. Smalley. M. Monson. C. DiBona. Row 2: A. Pepi, S. Curtis. R. Gordon. J. Towne, M. Carter. E. Cleveland. C. Omcara. R. Zee. K. Hakulin. J. Willard. V. Courv. T. Colleti. M. Steen. P. Cou-hlin D. Cubilia. Row 3: A. Ccrconc, E. Cleveland, R. Green. P. Connelly. L. Pearson. B. Lewin. C. Golob, J. Trccsc, K. Gallcgan, W. Walker. A. Sartori, A. Blinderman. J. Goulart. G. Scrivener, V. Laham, V. Wilson, D. Jenkins, C. Hakulin. Row 4: P. Scholfield. K. Ey, C. O’Dell. R. Peterson. E. Flavin. V. Stocks. D. Gobcil, D. Young, D. Dodd, B. Green. R. Wilkins. A. I.cvin, R. Douglas, C. Backman, J. Flaherty, R. Lee, J. Hoey. R. Tillson. FRENCH CLUB “La seance cst ouverte!” On the first Wednesday of each month, the French clubs, sponsored by Mile. McCarthy and M. Goldfarb, meet for a song fest and general get-together. Films of France are shown and, occasionally, speakers address the clubs. The officers of the senior club are: Paula Fcrazzi, president; Theresa Fraioli, vice-president; Beverly Hutchison, secretary; and Steve Smalley, treasurer. The officers of the junior club are: Joseph Angelo, president; Larry Greene, vice- president; Mary Chiminello, secretary; and Brian Toland, treasurer. The greatest desire of the club is to be able to hold their annual spring outing Paris.” 105 Row I: J. Abrahms. N. Benson. J. Browne. N. Hcgg, M. Fanara, E. Barry. Row 2: S. Gior- lando, J. Kramer, J. Enos, P. Tobin. P. Allen. L. Sclvitz, L. Imminin. J. Iosis, J. Shelley. Row 3: M. Taska. M. Riley, T. McArthcr, P. Barry. L. Clare. A. Fisher, M. Bucci. SPANISH CLUB If students are fascinated by Spain and its customs, they should join the Spanish Club. This year the group, in an effort to acquaint the members with Spanish cul- ture, sponsored a visit to the Boston Public Library to attend a lecture about Spain. The officers of the club are: Nancy Hague, president; Peter Allen, vice-president; Mary Chiminello, secretary; and Natalie Benson, treasurer. Miss Nancy Patriquin is the faculty adviser.. Aqui estan cuatro mucha bonitas. 106 CHAPEL CHOIR Well-known hymns, much loved anthems, and spirituals are just a small part of the repertoire of the Quincy High School Choir. Under the excellent direction of Miss Tuthill, this select group enriches the assemblies twice weekly with their singing of the Lord’s Prayer and hymns. Throughout the year they also perform on special occasions and at civic activi- ties. The profound silence of the assembly is indicative of genuine appreciation. Row 1: M. Calderara, J. Hourula. M. Chiango. B. Egan, M. Monson, A. Cop- pola. B. Berg. C. Golob. Row 2: J. Stewart, V. Coury, G. Scrivener, F. Lee, A. Sartori, P. Whittaker, J. Trccse, E. Linham, J. Willard. L. Johnson. V. Ncisar Row 3: R. Lee. P. Rapo, J. Knoll. R. Bcaumount, R. DeMone, F. Drif- meycr. M. Glazcr. W. Deacon. SOPHOMORE GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB The Sophomore Girls’ Glee Club led by Miss Margaret Tuthill meets twice a week, uninterrupted by male voices. These trainees for the Mixed Glee Club have performed for our school several times with very favorable reviews. This year the group participated in the Quincy High School Spring Concert and in the South- eastern Music Festival. Leading the club as officers are: president, Marilyn Peter- son; vice-president, Marie Evangelista; secretary, Barbara Berg; and treasurer, Lois Wrigley. Quincy High is very proud of the musical progress that this club has made in its short existence. Rt w 1: L. Gesmcr, B. Berg. C. Chilstedt, J. Cole. P. Wickens. M. Peterson, I.. Wrigley. Row 2: D. Healy, M. Evangelista. M. Coughlin, J. Morris, S. Sacconc, L. Joyce, M. Stone, E. Linchan, F. Lee, J. Lambic. Row 3: P. Crookcr, D. Cubilia. J. Stewart, L. Johnson, J. Reynolds, P. Burke, M. Clancy. 107 Row I: M. Fallon. A. Coppola. M. Arsenault. K. Best. M. Chiango. B. Fgan. K. O’Connell. P. Whittaker. J. Hourula, P. Goldstein. B. Hudson. M. Foster. Row 2: M. Ruggeri, B. Tarbox. L. Wrigley. R. Falciani. B. Hutchinson G. Scrivener. V. Cosindas. A. Sartori. C. Golob. M. Flynn. J. Willard. M. Eaton. B. l.cwin. T. Collett i, V. Coury. Row 3: N. Frcdalla. S. Fornasaro. B. Brown. M. Kelley, M. Glazcr. L. Wilson. P. Schol- ficld. P. Rapo. R. Garland. W. Deacon. N. O’Mara. J. Barco. J. Towne. Row 4: J. Knoll. R. Beaumont. C. Backman. D. Clancy. R. Marplc. R. Ward. R. DeMone, R. Richman. R. Stone. J. Kaufman. A. Trahan. R. Lee. D. Darracq. J. Hoey. MIXED GLEE CLUB With perfection as a goal and love of music as an incentive, the OHS Mixed Glee Club always gives an admirable performance. The singers are ably directed by Miss Margaret Tuthill. The officers are: Richard Beaumont, president; David Clancy, vice-president; Marguerite Chiango, secretary; and William Deacon, treasurer. One signal honor of the year was the selection of Marjorie Monson as a member in the All State Chorus. Important projects of the year included the annual Christmas Assembly, the Spring Concert, the Southeastern Music Festival, and last but not least getting all robes exactly ten inches from the floor. 108 Row I: J. Stewart. A. Minyard, F. Lee. G. Hannigan. J. Olans, T. Agnew. R. DiCenso. D. Calbro. E. Rosa- tone. L. Johnson. M. Bock. R. Brennan. Row 2: M. Sulkins, J. Treese, R. Calbro. F. Drifmcycr. E. Porter, S. Proctor, R. Striano, A. Holmy, R. McAuliffc. L. Wilson, M. Glazcr, R. Calderara. B. Hudson. M. Mc- Leary. R. Deschcnes. Row 3: V. Coury, R. Pizzi. N. Kato. D. Dcspathy. J. Drifmcyer. W. Deacon P. Rapo, A. Pepi. P. Loud, L. Wriglcy, J. Willard. D. Ward. M. Striano. Row 4: P. Salvucci. A. Henderson. D. Harris. W. McKinnon, J. Mullens, R. Ward. P. John. J. Martell, T. Turner. W. Magee, T. Kline, F. Rydwansky, R. Lee, G. Carr, C. Shcffer. BAND Step into the auditorium any Monday morning or Wednesday afternoon and you’ll hear—not the Boston Pops—No! That terrific music comes from Quincy High’s own school band. Under the capable direction of Mr. Ivar Nelson, the band practices long and hard for concerts, football games, rallies, and the Southeastern Music Festival. The officers are: Fred Drifmcycr, president; Jacqueline Treese, vice- president; Richard DiCenso secretary; and Gordon Carr, treasurer. QHS is honored by having Richard DiCenso, Jeffrey Drifmcycr, and Richard Lee selected as par- ticipants in the All-State Band. Next time you hear stirring music at QHS, look 109 Clockwise from bottom: N. Thomas, J. Hamill, S. Smith, M. Samarclli, A. Hoxie. B. Burgess. C. Kristian. T. Coletti, H. Hamill. J. Hughes, S. McCloskcy, M. Carter. CHEERLEADERS “Quincy can you take it? Can you, Quincy High, shake it?” Indeed these cheerleaders in their traditional blue and white can do both. Whether it be at a football game, in a rally, or during a tournament play, you will definitely sec and hear them hoarsely but jubilantly cheering our teams on to victory. Once in a while—defeat. But without their energetic support, many games might have been lost. Of course, the team deserves some credit, too. At any rate, they are adorable, permanent fixtures around QHS, and we love ’em. Clockwise from bottom: B. Lombardo, P. Fleming, B. Mathewson. D. Forna- saro, K. Robinson. M. Fanara, C. Shea, B. Cushing, S. Foster, P. Shea, S. Brockman. L. Tiscll. J. V. CHEERLEADERS The vivacious group of junior girls who make up the J.V. cheerleaders practice day and night to rival the pep of the varsity cheerleaders. As they cheer the junior varsity teams on to victory, their yelling and screaming is enough to frighten the other team off the field. Watch for these girls next year. J. Clifford. C. Boretti. J. Saliba. V. D’Elia, E. King. B. D'Alcssandro. L. Dunbrack. L. Purslow, E. Mitchell. DRUM MAJORETTES Kathleen Best Buckets of starch and leg make-up keep our baton squad members looking trim. Trimmest of the trim is Kathleen Best, who is the head of both the Drill Team and the Majorettes. Eleanor Mitchell is the separate head of the Majorettes, or the “Whites.” The girls ex- hibit their twirling skills and add much color on the football field and in the annual Christmas parade. 112 Clockwise from lower left: B. Brown, I. DePalo. D. Shaw. D. Olson. L. Marini. P. O’Neil, L. Pcpi, B. Driscoll, P. Lydcn, G. Mahoney, D. Odium. D. D'Olimpio, L. Clifford. J. Delmonico. DRILL TEAM “Guide Right!” That’s the war cry of the OHS Drill Team. The “Blues,” as they are commonly known, arc composed of junior girls and the senior head, Ruth Gosselin, and co-heads, Betty Ann Brown and Jeanne Delmonico. The girls practice long and hard working out their routines, but always in cooperation with the “Whites,” for where the “Whites” are the “Blues” will also be. 113 Alphabetically: J. Abrams, C. Allison, I. Ames, S. Balducci, M. Barry, P. Barton, J. Blowers, S. Boddic, J. Bonny- man, B. Brown, B. Burgess, L. Burke, M. Carter. P. Cedarstrom, A. Ccllucci. M. Chiango, E. Cleveland, J. Clifford. J. Cobb, T. Colletti, V. Cosindas, P. DcCostc, M. Dclforno, V. D’Elia, J. Dclmonico, B. Douglas, L. Dunbrack, P. Dunn, M. Fallon. A. Fisher, M. Foster. C. Golob. R. Gosclin, J. Goulart. H. Hamill, B. Hannifin, M. Hartford, V. Hollis, C. Horgan, J. Hourula, B. Hutchison, J. Hyslop, B. Jardinc, L. Johnson. S. Jones, P. Kelley, C. Kibitz, C. Kjcllandcr, C. Knowles. M. Leavitt, B. Lewin, C. MacLean, G. Mahoney, M. McGinty, P. McLarnon, A. Mina.S. Mina. E. Mitchell, M. Monson, P. Nestor, K. O’Connell, E. Parisi, P. Paulsen, L. Pearson, A. Phillips, L. Pierce, L. Purslow, G. Ruggeri, M. Ruggeri, S. Rotunno, B. Ryder, M. Samarelli, B. Scibel. L. Selvitz, S. Silverman, G. Smith. M. Steen. E. Swanson, J. Thompson, L. Tissell. J. Townc, J. Trccsc, K. Vient, V. Wall. F. Wallace, G. Walsh. P. Whittackcr, J. Willard, P. Williams, B. Ziniti. GIRLS’ CLUB Serving OHS and Quincy are the hard-working members of the Girls’ Club. In addition to making Christmas baskets for the needy, the girls also present our over-worked teachers with Valentine bouquets, torment their initiates, and evade paying their dues as best they can—by hiding when they sec Margie coming. Their able and willing officers are: Barbara Ziniti, president; Ann Mina, vice-president; Lois Pierce, secretary; and Marguerite Chiango, treasurer. With Miss Lotta Page in the sponsor’s scat and with such an excellent slate of officers, how can they help but perform the charitable deeds and helpful services for which they have become known. Keep up the fine work, girls—we’re behind you 100%! “Why don’t the accounts balance?” o Row 1: I. Hcrwitz, J. Paronich, W. Parker. N. Berman, J. Walsh, R. I.arson, N. Balducci, R. Fmond, L. Magnarelli, T. Connors. M. Richarelli, V. DiMattio. Row 2: Coach W. Sullivan. Ass’t. Coach R. Bassiliere. C. Perry, R. Leander, F. Kelley, B. Thomas. J. Chase. S. Seppala. J. Heitala. S. Burgess, Ass't. Coach List- man. Ass’t. Coach M. Finnegan. Row 3: S. Asncs, S. Shugruc, F. Derbes, A. Mitchell, P. Smith, K. Peterson, R. Munroe. F. Pcrfitio, J. Dexter. R. Gacicia. L. Avitable. Row 4: R. Cochrane. A. Julian. G. Dickson. J. Dcnnia, V. Olivcra, D. Whitney, R. Beaumont. R. Silver, D. Poland, S. Parker. E. Light. W. Crooker. FOOTBALL Quincy drew the curtain on its 1957 football season with a record of three wins, one tie, and four defeats. Throughout the season, the “Prexies,” under the able and tireless coaching of Mr. Sullivan and his assistant, Mr. Basiliere, displayed the same old fight and spirit that have always characterized Quincy High teams. Quincy’s three main objectives were Brockton, Weymouth, and North Quincy. Quincy’s sharp blocking and tackling in the Brockton game brought a 20-8 victory. Weymouth was the next objective. When the “Presidents” had to yield the ball as the final minute neared, Weymouth made the winning strike and defeated Quincy 12-7. Ouincy for the first time tried to platoon Everett but didn’t have that extra punch to break the 6-6 tie. In the Malden game, during the flu epidemic, Quincy ran into foul weather and was defeated by the Golden Tornadoes, 23-14. The Brookline- Quincy encounter was. a great defensive game during the first half, but Brookline proved too strong and Quincy was downed 27-6. Quincy came back to defeat a good Chelsea, 26-12, by playing one of its best games since the opening of the season. During the Medford-Quincy contest, a pulse-throbbing match, a total of 33 points were scored during the last four minutes of play, and gave Medford the victory, 25-21. Noel Balducci starred in a 90-yard punt return. In the annual Thanksgiving day clash with North Quincy, the “Prexies” defeated their arch rival, 18-7. Noel Balducci was named the game's outstanding player and winner of the Jack Granville Trophy. Thus a hard fighting Quincy High team ended the season on a happy note. 116 P 4, P 'fo o ptigfk lo RECORD Quincy 20 Brockton 8 Quincy 7 Weymouth 12 Quincy . 6 Everett 6 Quincy 14 Malden 23 Quincy 6 Brookline 27 Quincy 26 Chelsea 12 Quincy 21 Medford 25 Quincy 18 North Quincy 7 ■ ° 117 Vinnic Bobo Row I: T. Connors, E. Dunham. A. Rapp, R. I.arson. W. Dennison. H. Edwards. E. Richards. Row 2: Coach MacLean. G. DeAngelo. J. Walsh. J. Osborne. RECORD Quincy 68 N. Quincy 41 Quincy 46 Malden 40 Quincy 54 Everett 64 Quincy 51 Somerville 70 Quincy 48 Chelsea 40 Quincy 75 Medford 60 Quincy 71 Lowell 46 Quincy 65 Weymouth 44 Quincy 80 Revere 54 Quincy 61 N. Quincy . 35 Quincy 57 Malden 50 Quincy 55 Everett . 58 Quincy 66 Somerville 60 Quincy 65 Chelsea . 56 Quincy 59 Medford 51 BASKETBALL Quincy’s high flying Presidents enjoyed a banner year by compiling a 15-3 record and thus earning a Tech Tourney berth. A pair of defeats came at the hands of Everett; the first, before the team had begun to jell; and the other, as a slim three- point hcartbrcakcr. Somerville accounted for the other blot in the dawning moments of the season’s play. The Presidents made up for these setbacks a thousand fold, when they ambushed the league leaders in a return engagement by handing them their only blemish on an otherwise spotless eighteen game schedule. Scituate's loss was Quincy’s gain, as Eddie Dunham paced the scorers for the second straight year. Our adopted son and his patented jumper zeroed in better than 21 points a contest. In the process he shattered the individual scoring mark with a tremendous 33 point exhibition against Medford. Two games later, Eddie did a 32 point stint as Weymouth provided the competition. In the final outing of the year, the little wonder tied his own newly acquired record. Even under the expert auspices of Coach Monroe MacLean and Assistant Coach Martin Finnegan, the team could not have gone so far had not everybody pitched in and done his level best. Here arc some of the ingredients brewed together that produced the excellent results: The superb ball handling of Harvey Edwards; A1 Rapp's consistent play; the flashy defensive chores of Ralph Larson and Bill Den- nison; Tom Conners’ steady back court assignments; Whitcy Richards’ go-go; and last but certainly not least, the dependable work of the talented Prexics bench. Quincy’s stay in the Tech Tourney was a brief one. In their first game with Brockton the injury-hampered five were finally eliminated 69-68 in a tense and wild overtime thriller. 120 Eddie Whitey Row 1: R. Fisher. R. Evans, G. Green. J. Walsh, P. Riley. G. Paronich. P. Colletta. Row 2: Coach MacLcan, N. Wardell, N. Gellatly. G. O'Brian. J. Bowman. G. Plant, W. O’Meara, Coach Martin Finnegan. J. V. BASKETBALL Coach Martin Finnegan’s young, untried jayvees, minus all last year’s starters, produced better than average re- sults. The Junior Prexies, after a shaky start, developed under fire into a first rate outfit. In fact, they closed with a rush and a roar by taking eight of the last eleven decisions. Row I: R. Harris. W. Denisscn, E. Dunham, H. Edwards. G. DcAngclo, A. Rapp. W. Goodman. Row 2: Coach York, J. Mitchell, R. Garland, D. Leahy, R. C. Smith. N. MacLeod. A. Sweeny. CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team experienced its finest season in many years. Harvey Ed- wards, highlighting the successful cam- paign, received notable assistance from Eddie Dunham. John Mitchell, and Guy DeAngelo. Harvey’s eighth place finish in the State Meet, among the cream of the school-boy crop, ranked tops in Quincy’s turf accomplishments. The Presidents numbered among their victims rugged Brockton and North Quincy. They also made an impressive showing in the annual State and South Shore Meets. Row I: B. Pearson. J. Gunning. B. Toland. D. Dctoni. E. Mooney. B. McCabe. B. Wilson. A. Bina. K. Marini. Row 2: R. Perchard, P. Casagrande. W. Mitchell, J. Chase. E. Houghton. B. MacLcan. R. Pulsifer. W. Sachctti, Coach Hutchinson. HOCKEY RECORD Quincy 1 Brookline 1 Quincy 1 Columbus 2 Quincy 3 Revere 2 Quincy 3 N. Quincy 1 Quincy 1 Columbus 2 Quincy 3 Revere 3 Quincy 7 N. Quincy 0 «iifimunni� in� wmitll tt,lF With speed and stamina as their watch words, the OHS Hockey team skated through a rewarding winter campaign among the toughest kind of school-boy competition. Much credit is to be given to Mr. William Hutchinson for his patience and instruc- tion. Five wins, two tics, and single defeat were the results of the season’s play. Quincy was competing for the first time in the newly formed Metropolitan Hockey League against Christopher Columbus, North High, and Revere. The Presi- dents finished second. Only a single goal stood between them and an equal share of the top honors. Bob McCabe spearheaded the potent Quincy attack with twelve goals. For the third straight year Ted Houghton, a flashy, defensive tower of strength, produced three goals and eight assists for a total of eleven points. Two other dependable point-getters. Bob Wilson and Don Dcttoni, contributed a total of nine points. Such an array of hockey talent did not go unnoticed. The Prexies received an invitation to participate in the annual State Tournament and in their first game eliminated highly regarded Boston Latin 2-0. Goalie Earl Mooney posted his third shut-out of the year as Bob McCabe racked up both Quincy goals. Quincy drew top-seeded Walpole for their second tilt. Undaunted by prophetic reports of doom, the boys threw caution to the winds. Fighting to the bitter end, our valiant gladi- ators succumbed to unquestionably superior forces 3-0. 124 2± HOCKEY CANDIDS “Pass Mac. pass!” “I’m not moving for anyone!' “It isn’t in. fella!' “If I had my life to live over . . .!' Row I: J. Berkowitz, Mr. Mitchell. R. Harris. Row 2: R. Bell. W. Deacon. T. Turner. R. Lee, A. Henderson. N. Gcllatly. R. Mullancy. J. Osborne. H. Edwards. G. ThornclI. TENNIS GOLF 126 Row 1: H. Edwards, N. Balducci. W. Denissen. R. I.arson, E. Dunham. N. Berman. Row 2: Coach MacLcan. R. Gurwitch, D. Leahy, P. Allan, W. Lewis. P. Cooper. D. Frazio. Row 3: J. Haider. N. McCloud, J. Mitchell, J. Devlin. TRACK Row 1: R. Malvcsta, R. Pulsifer. S. Smalley. G. DeAngelo, D. Hansen. Row 2: R. Gretsky. E. DiSalvio, J. Lally. R. Leander, R. Johnson. W. Siltonen. B. Toland. J. Osborne. Row 3: P. AuCoin. R. Douglass. R. Aruda. R. Mason. K. Marini. K. Montgomery. R. Gadapcc. Row 4: M. Johnson. L. Sclvitz. G. Caruso, A. Warmington, P. Casazrande. B. Tester. A. Quintiliani. H. Hollis. B. Buckley. BASEBALL 127 Row I; E. Mitchell. B. Douglas. H. Driscoll. E. Parisi. Miss Silverman. B. Fairweather. L. Luciano. P. Cedarstsom, J. Thompson. Row 2: P. Coughlin. J. Goulart. R. Barwcll, J. Plansky, B. Siebcl, L. Scivit . G. Smith, P. Barton. M. Fontana. Row 3: K. Vient. J. Clifford. R. Durante. C. O'Jcnnoss. B. Chico. P. Dunn. E. Murdock. M. Steen. L. Purslow. G.A.A. G.A.A. Gather All Athletics? It could very well be, for almost every girl interested in sports-life is in the G.A.A. The club offers any girl who is interested the chance to enjoy the fun of friendly competition in many indoor and outdoor sports. Al- though her gym classes keep her busy, Miss Silverman finds the time and the energy to direct and referee the girls in intramural meets. Each year four capable and energetic girls are elected to aid in directing the club. This year the officers are: Barbara Fairweather, president; Eunice Parisi, vice- president; Claire DiBona, treasurer; and Pam Riston, secretary. Judging from the testimonials given us, the members enjoy many hours of fun, relaxation, and exhausting games. OHS is very lucky to have this club for all girls to enjoy. ADVERTISING 130 YOUR SOUTH SHORE HEADQUARTERS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS ★ REMICK'S SALLINGERS Compliments of Clothing for the entire family Moc Gordon, Manager THE BARGAIN CENTER, Inc. Clothes for men and women ★ 1446 Hancock Street 2 Washington Street Quincy, Mass. Quincy, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF ALMQUIST FLOWERLAND 326 Franklin Street Quincy 131 For Quincy youth... career opportunities with a company that serves all America Boston Gear transmission products are sold and used “wherever wheels turn throughout the United States and Can- ada. 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STANLEY-WINTHROP'S INCORPORATED 90 Washington Street Quincy, Mass. - HOBBIES - Airplane - Boat - Railroad Kits and Supplies Motion Picture Equipment Sales - Rentals - Service 150 Commonwealth 6-0818 MARIO FRAIOLI Mason Contractor Expert on Pointing and Chimney Repairs Building Cleaning, Sand Blasting, Water Proofing 13 James St. SCAVO'S AUTO BODY 550 WILLARD ST. QUINCY, MASS. Specialists in hydramatic and automatic transmissions WESTLAND'S SPORTING GOODS Equipment for Every Sport Telephone PR 3-4133 11 Revere Rd. Quincy, Mass. ARCH GEAR WORKS INC. BEALE STREET PHARMACY, Manufacturers of Inc. Gears — Sprockets — Racks Gear Cutting Russell S. Keene, Ph.G., Pharm. Mgr. 97 Holmes St. North Quincy, Mass. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS Telephone PResident 3-8801 649 Hancock St. Wollaston, Mass. (Near Beale St.) Estimates Free Boston, Mass. 151 COMPLIMENTS OF MATHEWSON MACHINE WORKS ❖ QUINCY, MASS. CARLSON TRAVEL SERVICE Established 1883 AIR - CRUISE - STEAMSHIP - TOURS In the modern manner — domestic and international TICKETS at NO EXTRA CHARGE Telephone GRanite 2-0051 8 DEPOT STREET (QUINCY SQUARE) QUINCY, MASS. Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 from THE NOURSES 1050 Hancock Street Quincy, Mass. Quincy's Finest Studio of Photography HOWIE CRAMOND Latest Creations in Dresses Williom G. Crammond, Prop. Guild Opticians The Parlee-Fashion Shoppe 1157 Hancock Street, Quincy, Mass. Phone PR 3-8118 Opposite Masonic Temple Four Maple Street Telephone Mayflower 9-2312 Quincy 69, Mass. THE ART STUDIO F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Personality Portraits 5-7 Beale Street Candid and formal Wedding Specialists Wollaston, Mass. 17 School Street MA 9-0480 Quincy 153 NORFOLK COUNTY TRUST CO. Tel. MAyflower 9-5200 1381 Hancock St. Quincy, Massachusetts CARROLL'S CUT RATE PERFUMERS INC Perfumes — Cosmetics 1417 Hancock St. Quincy, Massachusetts Internationally Famous for FINE FOOD Compliments and Very Best Wishes to QUINCY HIGH STUDENTS Cohasset Harbor • Off Route 3A CO 4-0525 OPEN YEAR ’ROUND J COMPLIMENTS OF THE Class of 1958 154 Compliments JAY’S ARMY - NAVY STORE 3 Granite St. Quincy, Mass. ROSE CHERUBINI Bridal Wear and Accessories Daytime Dresses and Evening Gowns 1246 Hancock St. Quincy, Mass. HERSHENSON LEVINE THE HALMAC COMPANY TRANSPORTATION Quick Service Laundry 360 C St. 695 Adams St. South Boston, Mass. (Lakin Square, Quincy) ANdrew 8-3700 GRanite 2-9431 BEST WISHES TO COLONIAL RESTAURANT Class of '58 Quincy High 1418 Hancock St. from Quincy, Mass. Class of ’58 North Quincy High “COMPLIMENTS TED’S HOME BAKERY Special Cakes for Parties, OF A FRIEND Weddings, Birthdays, Etc. U.N.C.C.” 97 Garfield St. GR 2-0826 1291 Hancock St. GR 2-4654 155 Flowers for all occasions Compliments of MORSE SHOE STORE 1465 Hancock St. Quincy, Massachusetts QUINT’S GREENHOUSES 1187 Hancock St. Quincy, Massachusetts Tel. PResident 3-7620 QUINCY CO-OPERATIVE BANK 1259 Hancock St. Quincy, Massachusetts FOR THE FESTIVE OCCASION — GO FORMAL COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE All your Formal needs — fitted to perfection. Donaher's Men's Shop enter via 1562 Hancock St. or John Hancock Parking Area 156 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1958 QUINCY MOTOR COMPANY South Shore's oldest and largest Ford Dealer Leo Darr — President 85 Quincy Ave. PR 3-6500 Quincy, Mass. Most favorite brands of cereal, soap, tea, drugs, and cosmetics are packaged or bottled on machines manufactured here in Quincy. PNEUMATIC SCALE CORPORATION, LIMITED Serving the Packaging Industry since 1895 Phone GRanite 2-9238 HIngham 6-3060 MONTILIOS PASTRY SHOPS Fancy Italian and French Pastry — Spumoni and Gelati Ice Cream Cakes Rolls Fancy Molds Wedding Cakes — Birthday Cakes 29 Chestnut St. Quincy 69, Mass. 148 North St. Hingham, Mass. For Better Decoration B D WALLPAPER COMPANY 1552 Hancock St. Quincy, Mass. 157 SOUTH SHORE TELEVISION DeNicola Bros. Inc. TWO FRIENDS OF Sales — Service QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL MA 9-1350 435 Washington St. Quincy, Mass. CURTIS FARMS TEENAGERS! Now—Dance your way to popularity! Make new friends at the FRED ASTAIRE TEEN CLUB. Just $2.50 per club session. Special attention given to boy begin- ners. For further information call GR 2-6438. SUPERMARKETS 650 Adams St. Rt. 128 Quincy So. Weymouth y j. jflk Big enough to serve you Small enough to know you FRED ASTAIRE Dance Studios 1511 Hancock St. Quincy, Mass. 158 ERNEST C. HATCH PRESCRIPTION OPTICIAN GREETING CARDS Phone GRanite 2-1910 25 BEALE STREET WOLLASTON 70, MASS. Dr. William D. Michael S. S. KRESGE CO. and 1445 Hancock Street Dr. William D. Michael, Jr. — Optometrists — 5 and 100 and $1.00 Store 13 Revere Road Quincy 69, Moss. Compliments of Compliments MARVEL BEAUTY SHOP of ★ H. L. GREEN CO. 5 Cottage Avenue Quincy, Mass. KARL'S AUTO BODY REPAIR CO., INC. Specializing in automobile accident work — Insurance Appraising — GR 2-8100 23 Greenwood Avenue Wollaston 70, Mass. 159 160 Abbott, Stcphany 16 Pelican Road Abraham, Miriam 84 Bigelow Street Ahokas. Audrey 9 Hopcdalc Street Allan, Peter 29 Ellis Street Allen. Deborah 23 Carruth Street Allison. Catherine 28 Whiton Avenue Ames. Ilona 488 Beale Street Anderson. James 198 Rockland Street Anderson. John 19 Landers Road Anderson. Richard 166 Babcock Street Andre. John 178 Centre Street Appleton, Henry 92 Oakland Avenue Aristide, Marie 57 Presidents Avenue Artis. Elaine 80 Oakland Avenue Backman, Carl 14 Grccnvicw Street Balducci. Noel 57 Columbia Street Balducci. Sandra 15 Bennington Street Barry, Mary 69 Glendale Road Barry, Nelson 124 Arnold Street Barton, E. Patricia 19 Keyes Street Barwell, Ruthann 60 Macy Street Batson. Robert 1227 Sea Street Beaton. Mary Lou 31 Wollaston Avenue Beckwith. Stedman 6 Moreland Road Bell. Barbara 7 Ring Avenue Bellew, Elizabeth 43 Pelican Road Belt, Anita 69 Longwood Road Berry, Robert 28 Newton Avenue Best. Kathleen 6 Bedford Street Blacklock, Virginia 37 Campbell Street Blinderman. Audrey 76 Grogan Avenue Blowers. Janet 111 Butler Road Boddic, Sally 10 Taflfrail Street Bonnyman, Jean 25 Island Avenue Borctti, Catherine 39 Park Street Boyce, Jennie 128 Centre Street Boyd, Alan 115 Turner Street Bradbury. John 58 Shed Street Brinkcrt, Eleanor 22 Putnam Street Brogioli, Barbara 425 Quarry Street Broudy, Barbara 52 Grenwold Road SENIOR DIRECTORY Brown, Betty Ann 20 Clifton Street Brownell, Thomas 180 Rock Island Road Bryan. David 193 Arlington Street Bullock, Robert 80 Arthur Street Burgess. Beverly 28 Arnold Street Burgess. Richard 112 Arnold Street Burke. Lynne 8 Whiton Avenue Burnham. Patricia 99 Sea Avenue Burns. Robert 76 Quincy Avenue Calderara, Marnelle 82 Rodman Street Calderara, Richard 80 Rodman Street Camello, Paul 8 Commonwealth Avenue Campbell, David 57 Murdock Avenue Cantelli, Veronica 45 Hall Place Carinci, Francis 19 Martinsen Street Carr. Gordon 9 Rydcn Street Carter. Meredith 182 Warren Avenue Carter, Richard 250 Pine Street Casey, Frederick 14 Johnson Road Casey. Robert 117 Babcock Street Casna. Doreen 247 Hancock Court Caton. Thomas 130 Connell Street Cedarstrom, Pauline 8 Curtis Street Cedrone. Joseph 81 Rodman Street Cellucci. Alderica 52 Dale Street Cerasoli. Dolores 27 Edinboro Road Cercone. Ann 27 Bates Road Chase. Lauris 143 Sea Avenue Chew, David 12 Saville Street Chiango, Marguerite 40 Atherton Street Chiavaroli, Neil 25 Brae Road Cicco, Beverly 12 Squanto Road Cicco, Donald 12 Squanto Road Clark, George 94 Presidents Lane Cleveland. Elizabeth 43 Hillside Avenue Clifford, Janice 1109 Sea Street Cobb, Judith 60 Trafford Street Cochrane. Richard 308 Washington Street Coletti, Theresa 93 Goddard Street Connors. Thomas 67 Utica Street Contilli, Patrick 27 Edison Street Coughlin, Patricia 77 Spring Street Courage, Anthony 160 Fayette Street Coury. Virginia 35 Elm Avenue Cox, Wilbert 24 Gay Street Craig. Robert 17 Ratchford Street Crcspi, Annette 63 Murdock Avenue Crosta, John 55Vi Penn Street Crowley, Jane 203 Farrington Street Cugini. Edward 44 Rodman Street Cullen, William 105 Taffrail Road Cushing. Edward 77 Edgcwater Drive D’AIessandro, Barbara 43 Norman Road Daley. Gertrude 21 Kemper Street Damore, William 284 Granite Street Davidson. Diane 49 Upland Road Dean, Robert 131 Chubbuck Street Deane, Ernest 79 Quarterdeck Road De Angelo. Guy 29 Deldorf Street Deans, Charles 29 Prout Street Delaney, James 43 Lawn Avenue Dclforno, Marie 20 Richard Street D’Elia, Valerie 14 Florence Street Delmonico, Jeanne 35 Gannett Road Dempsey, Kathleen 49 Winthrop Street Denissen, William 103 Grand View Avenue Dettoni, Donald 25 Common Street DiBona. Anthony 69 Trafford Street DiBona. Beatrice 6 Sextant Circle DiBona. Robert 130 Doane Street DiGuisto, Richard 31 Dysart Street DiMattio, Vincent 31 Canal Street DiSalvio. Edward 79 Edwards Street Dodd. Donald 18 Samosct Avenue Doucette. Barry 40 Charles Street Douglas. Betty 14 Edinboro Road Downing. Walter 17 Homestead Street Drifmeycr, Fred 44 Stedman Street Driscoll, Helen 34 Mattson Street Dunbrack. Lorna 24 Campbell Street Dunham. Edward 11 South Walnut Street Dunn, Paul 157 Newbury Avenue Dunn, Pauline 60 Crosby Street Durante, Frank 73 Germain Avenue Durante. Rose Marie 98 Sumner Street Edwards. Harvey 36 Alrick Road Elrick. William 22 Bittern Road Emond. Ralph 124 Main Street Ey. Kenneth 56 Maypole Road Fabiano. Rocco 4 Hammond Court Fairweather, Barbara 293 Common Street Fallon. Margaret 6 Phillips Street Fanara. Mary 67 Water Street Fantucchio. Marianne 359 Centre Street Farley. Joseph 26 Morton Street Ferrazzi, Paula 12 Shirley Street Ferris. Thomas 64 Captain’s Walk Flavin, Edward 909 Hancock Street Fontana, Marion 14 Greystone Street Ford. Gerald 75 Fifth Avenue Foster, Margaret 79 Palmer Street Fraioli, Theresa 31 Campbell Street Fraser. Arlene 11 Lafayette Street Frugoli, Nancy 9 Douse Road Gadapee. Ronald 11 Dale Avenue Gamins. Gerald 79 Quarterdeck Road Garland. Charles 255 Sycamore St. (Holbrook) Genuardi. Madalinc 168 Federal Avenue George. Robert 62 Euclid Avenue Giflin. Janet 50 Hooper Street Gildca. Eileen 605 Washington Street Glowka. Patricia 29 Prescott Terrace Gobcil. Donald 358 Manet Avenue Goldman. Stuart 21 Grafton Street Golob, Carole 5 Payson Street Goodwin, John 319 Rock Island Road Gordon. Robert 54 Standish Avenue Gosselin. Ruth 92 Dayton Street Goulart. Joellc 103 Turner Street Grazioso. Gerald 6 Curtis Avenue Guest, Elizabeth 89 Arnold Street Guilfoylc, Charles 31 Ashland Street Guivcns, Joseph 15 Berlin Street 161 Gunning, Rita 147 Stoughton Street Gurwitch, Robert 35 Plymouth Street Hailey. Lance 99 Madison Avenue Hall, Richard 26 Belcher St. (Holbrook) Hakulin, Korcn 70 Smith Street Hamill, Janet 16 Ames Street Hamill, Jean 16 Ames Street Hamilton. Deborah 67 Ratchford Street Hannifin. Barbara 60 Ratchford Street Hansen. David 15 Scwall Street Harriman. Paul 9 Edgcmcrc Road Harte. Robert 223 Governor’s Road Hartford, Mary Ann 38 Woodward Avenue Hershcnson, Ben 68 Chickatabot Road Hicks, Dorothy 68 Babcock Street Hictala, John 283 Water Street Hill. Marcia 31 Arthur Street Hocy, James 185 South Street Hollis, Virginia 156 Independence Avenue Holopainen, Peter 26 Buckley Street Honkoncn, Arthur 22 Connell Street Horgan, Carolyn 9 Common Street Houghton, Edwin 707 Adams Street Hourula, Joyce 73 Suomi Road Hoxic, Alycc 67 Glendale Road Hughes, Ann 57-A West Street Hughes, JoAnn 106 Rockland Street Humiston. Gayle 22 Ridgeway Street Hunter, David 41 Exeter Street Hurney, Elaine 44 Hobomack Street Hussey. Daniel 121 Shore Avenue Hutchison, Beverly Ann 115 Intervale Street Huyghe. Dennis 107 Shore Avenue Huyghe. Raymond 107 Shore Avenue Hyslop. Judith 21 Franklin Street Jacobson. Peter 27 Hollis St. (So. Weymouth) Jardinc. Beverly 63 Lenox Street Johnson, Harris 86 Alton Road Johnson. Judith 290 Fenno Street Johnson. Lars 116 Upland Road Johnson. Linda 70 Edwards Street Johnson, Roy 224 Granite Street Johnson, Sandra 45 Cross Street Jones, Barbara 44 Chubbuck Street Jones. Susan 113 Wendell Avenue Jordan.John 48 Whitney Road Karlsen, Ann 162 Kendrick Avenue Kato, Robert 2 So. Central Terrace Kaufman. Nancy 32 Dale Avenue Kelley, Frederick 126 Connell Street Kelley, Lawrence 38 Randlctt Street Kelley. Margaret 30 Northfield Avenue Kibitz. Carol 85 Narragansett Road Kiely. Gail 89 Hamilton Avenue King. Evelyn 42 Florence Street Kjellandcr, Carol 194 Palmer Street Knowles, Catherine 653 Southern Artery Knowles, Nicoletta 48 Hughes Street Koss, Richard 15 Roberts Street Kristian. Carol 302 Furnace Brook Parkway I.abadie. Richard 129 Doanc Street Lally. James 59 Taber Lambie. Robert 37 Quincy Street Landry, Gail 162 Bunker Hill Lane Lang, Walter 115 Summit Avenue La Raia, Robert 802 Southern Artery Larson, Ralph 210 Winthrop Street Leahy, Paula 146 Madison Avenue Leander, Roy 10 Curtis Street Leavitt, Mildred 156 Rhoda Street Lee, Richard 15 Prospect Avenue Lee, Robin 37 Castlcton Avc. (Randolph) LeNormand, Robert 91 Shore Avenue Lewin. Barbara 6 Rosclin Avenue Light, Ernest 98 Canal Street Lomanno. William 32 Watson Road Loud, Gilman 174 Albatross Road Luciano, Lois 274 Granite Street McAdam. Charles 77 Shedd Street McAllister. John Howard 60 Victoria Road McAuliffe. Marie 148 Squanto Road McCabe. Robert 32 Ridgeway Street McCarthy, Gerald 24 Arnold Street McCloskey, Sheila 41 Rockland Street McCormack, Fred 75 High Street McDermott, Marilyn 270 Manet Avenue McGinty, Mary Jane 69 Greenleaf Street McIntyre, Romina 49 Wall Street MacKinnon. Richard 871 Southern Artery MacLean, Carol 22 Edwards Street Mahoney, Gail 65 Moffat Road Mahoney, Jayne 108 Ruggles Street Mahoney, Robert 73 Broadway Street Maligno, Charles 102 So. Walnut Street Malvesta. Robert 12 Montillio Street Mann. Paul 28 Sextant Circle Mariano, Phyllis 72 Bigelow Street Martcll, John 103 Nightingale Avenue Martin, Patricia 25 Larry Place Matson, Donald 7 Shoreside Road Mazzola, Ann 13 Hersey Place Meehan, James 99 Taffrail Road Mina. Ann 99 Kemper Street Mina. Sandra 7 Rosclyn Avenue Mitchell. Eleanor 9 Prospect Avenue Mitchell. Robert 64 Sixth Avenue Mitchell. William 36 Eddie Street Monet. Lawrence 5 Liberty St. (Braintree) Monson, Marjorie 78 Quincy Street Mooney, Earl 173 Robertson Street Moore, Robert 85 Quincy Street Moran, Kathleen 90 Darrow Street Morlcy, Robert 93 Utica Street Morrell, Francis 72 Huntress Street Mullaney, Russel 27 Riverside Avenue Mullaney, Stanley 67 Spear Street Mulloy, Joanne 64 Germain Avenue Murdoch, Elizabeth 47 Sea Avenue Murray, Kathleen 164 Rock Island Road Mushlin. Leonard 11 Briggs Street Myers. Bert 563 Washington Street Nannis, Stephen 107 East Elm Avenue Ncissar, Viivi 38Vz Copeland Street Nelson, Janet 16 Sextant Circle Nickerson, Margaret 11 Intervale Street Nims, George 58 Parkhurst Street Nowe, Judith Ann 15 Brooks Avenue Nutting, Linda 122 Kemper Street O'Brien, Nancy 32 Filbert Street 162 O'ConncI, Kathleen 135 Hast Elm Avenue Odell, Charles 7 Lillian Road O’Jennos, Carole 22 Babcock Street Olson, Sandra 11 Thompson Street O’Meara, Catherine 18 Willard Street O’Neil, Beverly 75 Taffrail Road O’Neil. Margaret 215 Presidents Lane Osborne, John 5 Jackson Street Padula, Priscilla 12 Federal Avenue Palumbo, Grace 49 Pond Street Papagno, Marie 4 Watson Road Papilc, Vincent 14 Harkins Street Papkey. Arlene 18 Carlson Street Park. Ernest 337 Webster St. (Rockland) Parker, William 36 River Street Patterson, Linda 274 Common Street Paulsen, Arthur 199 Billings Road Payzant, Marcia 26 Fcnno Street Pearson. Donna 52 Parker Street Pearson. George 25 Rhude Street Pearson, Linda 20 Bradford Street Peterson, Carol 22 Oakland Avenue Peterson, Donald 46 Hudson Street Peterson, Russell 72 Oakland Avenue Phillips, Sandra 89 Pontiac Road Pierce, Lois 93 Pontiac Road Pitts, Julie 71 Quarterdeck Road Pizzuti. Donato 132 Brook Road Plapis, Karen 20 Oakland Road Pollara, Carol 74 Plymouth Street Post, David 216 Franklin Street Praetch, Arthur 13 Homestead Avenue Princiotto, Thomas 162 Main Street Pratt, Phyllis 91-A Garfield Street Pulsifer, Ronald 22 Doblc Street Purslow. Linda 289 Whitwell Street Quintiliani. Anna 21 Greastone Street Rapp. Allen 30 Charlesmount Avenue Elliot. Richard 784 Southern Artery Richardson. James 1658 Commercial Street Roberts. Judith 29 Oval Road Roberts. Thomas 3 Gannett Road Rotondi, Julie 33 Clarendon Street Rotunno. Stephanie 53 Alton Road Rounscvillc. LeRoy 14 Macy Street Ruggcri. Grace 22 Thornton Street Ruggeri. Margaret 22 Thornton Street Ruegeri. Richard 22 Thornton Street Russo. Alice 142 Center Street Ryder. Beverly 76 Parkhurst Street Rydwansky, Frank 180 Elm Street Saccoach. Arthur 67 Parkhurst Street Sadlier, Charles 436 Palmer Street Saliba. Judith 36 Andrews Road Samarelli. Mary 5 Pearl Street Sartori. Alexandra 34 Fairmount Way Schofield. Paul 11 Hood Street Schiavo, Richard 3 Montillio Street Scrivener, Gwendolyn 430 Beale Street Scibcl. Beverly 147 Spring Street Sclvitz, Louise 9 Dale Avenue Scppala, Walfrcd 58 Smith Street Sharland, Elaine 61 Sixth Avenue Shaw, Diana 14 Revere Road Shea, John 19 Berry Street Silcox, James 76 Littlefield Siltanen, William 51 Albertina Street Silverman. Susan 14 Hudson Street Smalley, Stephen 62 Spear Street Smith, Gail 22 Martcnsen Street Smith, Sandra 18 Virginia Road Solimini, David 68 Faxon Lane Solod, Joyce 95 Puritan Drive Stark, Alan 45 Franklin Avenue Steele, Walter 177-A Independence Avenue Steen. Marilouise 41 Dcldorf Street Stirling. Robert 221 Manet Avenue Stith, Andrew 362 Beale Street Stocks. Victor 240 Marlboro Street Stracco, Mario 86 Phipps Street Stuchins. Burton 21 Grenwold Road Sullivan, Cornelius 25 Vine Avenue Swanson, Anne 19 Utica Street Swanson, Elaine 91 Cranch Street Swanson, Richard 45 Cranch Street Sweney, Ruth 26 Lawn Avenue Synan, Edward 113 Baxter Avenue Taylor, Lois 26 Farrell Street Tedrow, Terry 400 Beale Street Thomas, Irene 117 Cross Street Thomas, Nancy 121 Clay Street Thomas, Robert 109 Bartlett Street Thompson, Janice 163 Reservoir Road Thomell, Gerald 64 Summit Avenue Toczko, Allan 6 Mill Street (Randolph) Topping, Stewart 22 Edgewood Circle Totten, Sue 9 Wollaston Avenue Townc, Janica 125 Lincoln Avenue Townsend, Martha 354 Washington Street Trahan, Armand 38 Bird Street Trccsc, Jacqueline 28 Hardwick Road Troup. Walter 82 Alton Road Urbanus. John 119 Rockland Street Vail. Deanna 19 Briggs Street Valante, James R. 21 Oval Road Vcno, Jean 18 Yardun Lane Vicnt, Kathleen 55 Willard Street Vissa, Angelina 178 West Street Walker, Carrie 85 Mears Avenue Walker, James 20 Kimball Street Wall. Valeric 35 Mallard Road Wallace, Frances 39 Standish Avenue Walsh. Gayle 20 Glenwood Way Walsh. Theodore 75 Manet Avenue Walter. Edward 47 Pelican Road Ward. Virginia 49 Presidents Avenue Wark. Richard 86 East Howard Street Wheeler, Susan 25 Copeland Street Whitteker, Patricia 15 Paomct Rd. (No. Weymouth) Wight. Patricia 18 Whiton Avenue Willard. Judith 20 Summer Street Williams. Priscilla 70 Dysart Street Williams. Thomas 25 Ames Street Wilson. Robert 150 Merrymout Road Whitcher. Phillip 208 Union Street Zacchini. Joseph 67 Nightingale Avenue Zibel. Rosalind 45 Greenleaf Street Ziniti, Barbara 492 Beale Street Zuckcr. Joseph 68 Phillips Street 163 L’ENVOI The editors and staff of the Goldenrod of 1958 are grateful to all those who have contributed to the publi- cation of this yearbook. We hope it will give to those who read it as much pleasure as it has given to those who created it. This book printed by VELVATONE, a � pecial process of litho- graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y No other print inti firm is authorized to use the Vclvatone method.