Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

THOMAS CRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY 40 WASHINGTON STREET QUINCY, MASS. 02169 u iic ruDiic LiWity Quincy, Maftit The Torch Has Been Passed WE, the graduating class of 1962. are emerging as American citizens and future leaders in a world far different from that which our parents inherited. We were conceived and born in the midst of a devastating war which proved to be the spawning ground for the barbed wire barricade, the scorched earth, the cries of oppressed peoples, the hammer and sickle of the growing, treacherous force called Communism. We will begin to take an active part in an existence threatened by every clash between democracy and totalitarianism and overshadowed by the unleashed powers of mass destruction. We will see the poverty arid misery of the downtrodden, the struggle of the little man against the dictator. For these reasons, the 1962 Goldenrod is using the words and inspiration of President John F. Kennedy's inaugural address as its theme. The purpose of this theme is not to lend a supersentimental. superpatriotic air to the yearbook—but rather to remind us of the president's declaration of our stand for liberty, our determination to rid underprivileged nations of poverty and ignorance, our loyalty to our allies, our resolve to make friend and foe alike work together for the true meaning of peaceful coexistence, and. most significant, our individual importance in preserving the precious heritage and goals founded by the first Americans so many years ago. It is up to us, the new generation of men and women taking over the problems facing us. to answer the president’s challenge: Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.” Pamela Forde GOLDENROD QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL QUINCY MASSACHUSETTS 1962 CONTENTS She pledged her best efforts to help them help themselves. 4 DEDICATION Joy L. Nevens I'hc 1962 Goldenrod is dedicated to the memory of Miss Joy L. Nevens, Quincy High School English teacher for 36 years and head of the English Department since 1946. Besides her many outside endeavors, she found time to take a deep interest in the students and their activities. In the classroom, her pupils found her a strict but excellent instructor. In the words of a former student: She makes you think!” Her energetic figure and lively personality will be missed at Quincy High School. 5 DR. PAUL GOSSARD Superintendent of Schools To the Class of 1962: After forty-one years in the teaching pro- fession as teacher and administrator, I wish to commend you for maintaining stability in a world of constant unrest. We are now in a nuclear age, an age of speed. We are forced into a world citizenship, but we must never forget our heritage and the ideals of true de- mocracy. It is your duty and privilege to bend every elfort to make our country and the world a better place in which to live. Best wishes to all of you from us on the staff. Sincerely, GEORGE A. WILSON Principal ADMINISTRATION GEORGE A. WILSON Principal LELANI) ANDERSON Assistant Principal 6 MAURICE DALY Director of Trade Department Ncttiedean Alexander Health Instructor Elizabeth Aronson Physical Education Laurence Babin Assistant Director of Trade Department, English Ethel Barnes Counselor, Guidance Robert Basilicrc Practical Mathematics Bernice Bennett Joseph Bennett Rose Briand English, Speech Counselor, Guidance French Karl Briggs Edward Cain Head of Mathematics Auto Mechanics Department, Solid Geometry, Trigonomelty Doris Callahan Junior Clerk, Stenographer Ernestine Campbell Geometry, Algebra 7 Francis Caruso Arthur Christie Cabinet Making US. History, Problems of Democracy John Chruscicl Cleveland Clarke Head of Science Earth Science, Department, Chemistry, Aeronautics Physics Out at last! Edith Cole John Conner Larue Cubic Principal Clerk and Business .Mathematics, English Secretary to Principal Commercial Office Practice, Office Machines Operation Fred Danker Stephen Del Rosso English Head Counselor Arlene Ecclcs Theodore Eliott Marguerite Erickson Joseph F'arrcll Margaret F'crris Foods, Dietetics English, Biology Distributive Education Shop, Mechanical Junior Clerk-Typist Drawing (Cafeteria) 8 Now. I have heard . . . Warren Findlay Algebra Martin Finnegan Physical Education Irving Fletcher Margaret Flynn Donald Fowkc Daniel Goldfarb Michael Golub US. History English Sales, Bookkeeping French US. History, Problems of Democracy Stephen Goodyear Muriel Goudey Alton Gould Edward Hannon Robert Hecnan Spanish Head of English Mathematics, Science Plumbing Mechanical Drawing Department 9 Majoric Holman William Hutchinson Ronald Jack Librarian Bookkeeping, Business Biology Mathematics Edith Johnson Typewriting, Shorthand Eleanor Kambour Head of Social Studies Department, Problems of Democracy Rosalie Kaye Daniel Kchoc Dora Kelley Frank Kcrwin Harold Kidder Biology Chemistry English Head of Business Biology Education Department. Bookkeeping, Business Mathematics John Lundsgaard Machines Marie Lynch Office Practice, Business Mathematics 10 Bruce McDonald Donald MacDonald George McGofl Leo McHugh Francis McNamara English Modern European Art, Art Appreciation Electrical Radio and Television History, US. History John McN'amce Plumbing Charles Magnarclli Auto Body Margaret Marr Counselor, English Robert Martin Paul Mil ward General Mathematics, Electrical Business Mathematics II Auto Body English She's al it again! Frank O'Rourke Thomas Owens Lotta Page William Pcj c Anthony Perilli Sheet Metal Geometry, Calculus Counselor, Typewriting, Driver Education Radio and Television Stenography Marie Poland English Virginia Rankin UJ . History Russell Rayncr Physics Anthony Rezzotti A uto Mechanics Lincoln Robbins Counselor, Guidance Doris Rogers Junior Clerk—Typist Esther Sauter Counselor, Typewriting, Shorthand Does lie or doesn't he? Edna Schulz James Shaw Jean Smart Sylvia Stern Irene Sullivan English Driver Education Biology Typewriting, Business Typewriting, Bookkeeping Arithmetic Arthur Tanguay Trench William Sullivan Geography, Problems of Democracy Ellis Swartz Problems of Democracy, German 13 Thomas Walsh Machines Maude Wheeler Counselor. US. History Thomas White Ella Wilcox Dorothy Willis Beatrice Wilson William Yee Geometry, Algebra Problems of Democracy Clothing Cafeteria Training Sheet Metal George York Geography. World Civilization CAMERA SHY Nancy Arnold Head of Language Department Mary Barry Office Machines Operations John Garrity Physical Education Eugene Gregorio l.alin. Mathematics Gale Harrison Music Appreciation. Harmony. Glee Club Janet Kricgcr English Elizabeth McConarty English Michael Radlhammcr Chemistry, Biology 14 Martha Wright Problems of Democracy Will thev break? QUINCY HIGH HONORS Start the clay off with a smile!! Oh, Oh! Another riot? The class of 1962 wishes Mr. George Wilson, our principal, and Mr. Leland Anderson, our assistant principal, all the health and happiness they deserve in their retirement for their years of serv- ice to Quincy High and their guidance to countless Q.H.S. students. 15 Paperwork!! Paperwork!! Paperwork MR. WILSON and MR. ANDERSON What's the joke? Now hear this!! Late again??? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joanne May. Treasurer; Eugene Name, Vice-President; Richard Whiting. Presi- dent; Jane May. Secretary. 17 KATHLEEN ABBONDANZIO Kathy Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pony Express 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3: Future Homemaker I, 2 (P.M.) 3: Future Nurses 3; Chorus 2. 3 . . . Kathy Wbhes she had curly hair . . . Her pet peeve is cliques . . . Being with that certain someone is her favorite pastime . . . Future plans include marriage. CAROLE ABRAHAM Ca C.A.A. I. 2; Basketball I. 2; Tennis 2: Girls Club 2: Chorus I . . . Is that right? . . . Her pet peeve is people who snap gum . . . Carole hopes to go to college . . . Her Favorite Pastimes are horses, boys, cars, and sports! . . . Gym is Ca‘s favorite subject. THEODORE AHOI.A Bullet Hockey I, 2. 3 . . . Favorite saying is You know it . . . His pet peeve is conceited boys . . . His favorite pastime is going out with her . . . Secret ambition is to play in the Olympics ... Ted likes algebra and Spanish I ... He plans to go to college and then marry. STEVEN ALEXANDER Steve Rifle Club I (Pres.); French Club 3 . . . Enjoys boating . . . His secret ambition is to go around the world . . . Lunch is the best part of his day . . . Elected the college course . . . After graduating he plans to go across country. Last one to tltc shower GAEL ALLEN Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . You'll never know” is her favorite saying . . . suppressed desire to be 5'2 . . . Favorite pastime is riding around with friends . . . Special trait is big loud voice ... Pet peeve arc people that worry . . . Her fu- ture plans arc to become a million- aire. MIRIAM ALLIE Miki Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: F.T.A. 2. 3 (Treas.): National Honor Society 2 . . . Fa- vorite pastime is listening to good music ... Pet peeve is crowded corridors . . . Took the college course . . . Her favorite subject is Spanish . . . Miki wants to attend Bridgewater State College. UNDA ALMQU1ST L.A. Cheering 2. 3: Student Council 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Pres. 2. 3): G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Glee Club I; Goldenrod 3: Girls Club 2. 3: Pony 3 . . . L.A. loves pajama parties . . . Her pet peeve is people who are never on time . . . What? . . . Plans to be a dental assistant. DONALD ANDERSON Don Tennis 2. 3 . . . Favorite pastimes are skating and swimming ... Pet peeve is gym . . . Suppressed desire is to get better grades . . . Favorite subject is aeronautics . . . I'll say . . . Known for his good sense of humor . . . Plans to go to college. LORRAINE ANDERSON G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3: Pep Club I. 2. 3: Basketball I. 2 . . . Favorite pastime is talking on the phone . . . Pel peeve—little sisters . . . Suppressed desire is to travel around the world ... Fa- vorite subject is English . . . Plans to marry a millionaire. 18 PAUL ANDERSON Zombie Paul is studying ihc general course and is undecided about (be future . . . His pet peeve is drummers who can't keep a beat ... He likes to spend a lot of time listening to and playing music. PETER ANDERSON Pete That's Cool . . . Pete dislikes the high school cliques ... He would like to graduate and go to Hawaii some day ... He is taking the vo- cational course ... He is known for being in a good mood ... He spends his spare time keeping track of his shares in the bank. GERALD ANGELO Getty Key Club 3 . . . Favorite saying Hi honey” . . . Pet peeve is gym . . . Favorite pastime—boating . . . Future plans include college . . . Suppressed desire is to live on a yacht . . . His favorite subject is Isookkceping. MYRTIS ANTHONY Men But you don't understand . . . Her pet peeve is girls who play the role . . . Mcrt's secret ambition is to own a red Corvette . . . Fa- vorite pastimes are bowling, movies, and babysitting . . . She plans to go into secretarial work in the future. GERALD ANTONELLI Jetty Student Council 3 (Treat.): Page and Stage I. 2. 3 (Pres.) . . . Seri- ously” ... He enjoys, swimming and bowling ... Pet peeve is peo- ple who put it on . . . Special character trait is his likeable per- sonality . . . Secret ambition it to be a famous actor. Tired? ROGER ARCHER A re hie Band I. 2, 3; District Band 3 . . . What, you don't know what a gig it?” . . . His pet peeve is cheap sound . . . Spends most of his time playing music and boating . . . Fa- vorite subject is harmony . . . Would like to continue in music. PAUL ARSENAULT Baseball I, 2. 3; Football 2: Winter Track 2 ... I don't care . . . Hobby is swimming . . . Pet peeve is girls who pul on an act . . . Hopes to get his license . . . Favor- ite subject is gym . . . Plans to go to work after graduation . . . Known for his happy disposition. ROGER AUSTIN Hog Key Club 3: Rifle Club 2. 3 . . . Good grief! . . . Roger's pet peeve is first lunch . . . While at Quincy High, he elected the college course . . . Mathematics is his favorite sub- ject . . . Roger wants to go to col- lege after graduation. FRANK BAILEY Jim Spanish Club 2 . . . What was that? . . . Outdoor sports are his favorite pastimes . . . Frank's pet peeve is sloppincss . . . Known for his shyness . . . Favorite subject is aeronautics . . . Plans to go to college and become an engineer. 19 JANICE M. BAI.DL'CCI Janif Future Homemakers 1, 2; Chorus 2. 3: C.A.A. I: Pep Club I. 2. 3 . . . Oh ya . . . Hobby is being with Gary ... Pet peeve is boys who aren’t punctual . . . Secret ambition is to get married . . . Plans to be a private secretary . . . Very depend- able. JOHN BANKS Johnny U.S. Naval Reserve 3 . . . No offense . . . His hobbies are girls, skating, and cars . . . His secret ambition is to own and sail a sloop . . . Hopes to become an Officer in the U.S. Navy . . . Problems of Democracy is his favorite subject. THOMAS BANKS Tom “I don’t want to hear it” . . . Pet peeve is being cjuiet . . . Suppressed desire is to have the fastest car in town . . . Favorite subject is study . . . Plans to find an oil well . . . His hobby is riding in a 1955 Ford with Jane . . . Always in trouble. CHARLES BARN1COAT Charlie Ain’t it the truth . . . His pet peeve is work of any kind . . . His suppressed desire is to retire at 21 . . . He says he is known for being honest and handsome . . . Plans for the future arc indefinite, but leans toward the thought of being a Knight of the Road. GEORGE BAROUD Camel Driver Cross Country I, 2. 3: Goldenrod Staff 3 . . . Known for good dis- position and sense of humor . . . Pet peeves arc smoking and beatniks . . . Suppressed desire is to gel rid of the Pony . . . Enjoys first period . . . Plans for the future include college and owning a Rolls-Royce. LAURENCE BARRELL Moose Soccer 2. 3 . . . Likes to spend his free time playing hockey . . . His pet peeve is people who won’t co- operate . . . His suppressed desire is to go to work in a suit . . . Took up cabinet making while in the Trade School. Back to the old grind GEORGE BARSANTI Baseball 2. 3 . . . Favorite saying is But. Mrs. Willis . . . Hobby it riding past the school ... He wants to attend a Future Home- makers meeting . . . Gym is his favorite subject ... Pet peeve is 19(8 Natives . . . Always happy. DAVID BARTON Dave Soccer I. 2: National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Enjoys attending youth activities . . . Heavens to Murga- troid” . . . Would like to sec Trade become co-ed . . . His pci peeve is l coplc who say it's easy . . . Dave is very reliable ... He would like to be an Electronics Technician. 20 ARLENE BARWELL Leanie G.A.A. I: Tennis 2: Pep Club 3 . . . Cripcs ... Pet peeve is two- faced people . . . Suppressed desire is to get married . . . Known for being talkative . . . Leanie enjoys talking and laughing . . . Her fu- ture plans include becoming a cler- ical worker. GERALD BATSON Fleet-Foot Rifle Club I. 2. 3; An Club 2. 3 . . . His favorite pastimes arc swim- ming and painting . . . I’ct peeve -people with no sense of humor . . . He'd love to have a new Thunder- bird . . . Wants to be a paratrooper in the Army Airborne . . . Took the college course. WILLIAM BF.CIJF.RIK Bill Drop dead . . . Bill's pel peeve is the corridors of Q.H.S. . . . Fa- vorite pastime is eating in town and cars are his hobby . . . Sup- pressed desire is to have time on his hands . . . Noted for his Cor- vette ... He likes Mr. Rayner's jokes . . . Future plans include College. JOHN CHARLES BELL Ding Dong Loves to swim and go boating . . . He hates girls who smoke . . . Hopes in the future to become a millionaire . . . Tries very hard to be honest . . . Hopes to become an electrician . . . His favorite subject this year b science ... No matter what happens he always says “What did you say?” CHARLES BELYEA Charlie It ain't a big thing . . . Charlie's favorite pastime is working with cars . . . His pel peeve is slow drivers . . . Hit favorite subject is math . . . He hopes to work as a mechanic. There they go! PIB T oEW' GAIL BERNSTEIN Future Teachers I, 2. 3 (Sec.); French Club 2. 3 (Sec.); Chapel Choir 2. 3; Glee Club I, 2: G.A.A. I; National Honor Society 2 . . . Enjoys the piano and reading . . . Pet peeve is no locker for three years . . . Always smiling . . . Sup- pressed desire is to go to West Point . . . Plans to be a teacher. JUDITH BERRINI Judi Art Club 2; Future Homemakers I. 2. 3 (Sec.); Pony Staff 2. 3: G.A.A. 2 . . . Whaaaaat? . . . Judi enjoys going out with certain kids . . . Suppressed desire is to become a designer . . . Her favorite subject b sewing . . . Plans to enter a beauty academy in the future. SANDRA BERRINI Sandy Student Council 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Future Homemakers 2, 3 (Sec.); Page and Stage I; . . . Her favorite pastime is dancing ... Pet peeve is people who play the role ... Se- cret ambition is to travel around the world . . . Likes English . . . Plans to become a dancing teacher. ALAN BERRY A! Great! . . . Al likes to hunt and is interested in gunv . . . His pet peeves are first and third lunches . . . He hopes to do good in life . . . Has a Maine accent . . . His favorite subject is history . . . He plans to go into the Navy after graduation. JEFFREY BERZINIS J'ti He is following the technical electron- ics course ... He enjoys fishing and repairing radios and televisions . . . He would like to have a longer lunch period at Q.H.S. . . . Arc you crary or something? ... He likes to work on the electronics theory . . . Plans to be an engineer. 21 JUDITH BEST Judy Tfi-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Chaplain); G.A.A. 1, 2. 3; Glee Club I: Girls Club I: Baton Squad I. 2 . . . Her favorite saying is You snipe . . . Favorite pastime is darning . . . Very sociable . . . Flans to further her education . . . Her favorite part of the day is lunch. MAUREEN J. BlACINI Mir key Future Homemakers 2. 3 (Pres.); Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3: Pep Club I. 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3; Art Club 2 . . . I'm embarrassed . . . Mickey loves to go dancing ... Pet peeve is people who aggravate her . . . Plans to go to college . . . Secret ambition is to marry a millionaire. PETER BIACINI Pete Band 2; Rillc Club 3 . . . Pete enjoys working on cars . . . I'm impressed to no end ... He has a suppressed desire to travel . . . Favorite subject is English . . . Pete plans to join the Air Force after graduating. LEWIS BILLER Lew Baseball I, 2, 3 . . . Favorite pastime is driving . . . Pete peeve is smoking . . . Known for hit good disposition . • • He wants to be five inches taller . . . Lew's favorite subject it mathematics ... He plans to go to college after graduation. ELIZABETH BLACKLOCK Bette Cliccrlcading 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. 3 (Treasurer 3): Pony Stall 3: Future Teachers I; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Glee Club I . . . Favorite saying is Where's Merry?’’ . . . Pete peeve is crowded lunches . . . Secret ambition is to go to Hawaii . . . Bette plans to be a teacher. LYNN BLAIR When he was a sophomore he was the Trade School Rep. in the Student council ... “I told you so. . . . His favorite pastime is bowling ... He wants to lie an electronics technician . . . Science is his favorite subject . . . His pet peeve is people who are braggarts. BEVERLY BLANCHARD Bev Chorus I. 2. 3 . . . Favorite pastime is going to parties and dances . . . Pet peeve is two-faced people . . . Secret ambition is to own a big wardrobe . . . Known for her long eyelashes . . . Let’s go for a walk . . . Plans to work in an office. KATHLEEN BLEAKLEY Kathy Page and Stage I. 3: Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 . . . Favorite saying is I’m hungry . . . Kathy loves to talk on the phone . . . Her pet peeve is tactless people . . . Secret ambition is to travel around the world ... Is stubborn . . . Plans to go to a secretarial school. GEORGE BLIN'N Sparky Is it ever? . . . Enjoys working on cars . . . His pel peeve-guys who think they’re rough . . . Suppressed desire is to go around the world . . . Plans to go to college and be- come an advertising executive . . . Favorite subject—English. Sewing circle 22 PAUL BOGAN Boz Football 2. 3 . . . Favorite laying it Or what? . . . Pattime it play- ing sports with the kid . . . Pet peeve it stuck up kids . . . Sup- pressed desire it to be happy . . . Future plant include going to work . . . Favorite subject is earth science. Here conics Sandy DIANNE BONANI Di Chapel Choir 2. 3; Glee Club I; Chorus 2; Baton Squad 2. 3 (Head of the Bluet): Future Nurse 2. 3 . . . That's life” . . . Enjoys driving her father's car . . . Pet peeve—housework . . . Wants to own a Thunderbird . . . Favorite subject-typing . . . Plans a nursing career. STEPHEN BONFIGLIOLI Steve Just about that much . . . Steve is taking auto mechanics in hit sen- ior year . . . His favorite pastime is working on cars and motorcycles . . . Plans to open his own auto- matic transmission shop . . . Certain little things bother him most. RICHARD BONNEY Pro , uggum Vila Club (Pres.) 2: Football 2: Baseball I. 2: Volleyball 2: Key Club 2 . . . “What's the matter anyway? . . . Hopes to graduate from West Point . . . Plans to enter West Point-Airborne Infantry . . . Math is his favorite subject. DAVID BON'O.MI Dave Key Club 3 . . . Oh Yeh . . . Favorite pastime playing cards . . . His pet peeve-dislikes smoking . . . Dave hopes to have lot of money . . . Known for chewing gum . . . Dave's favorite subject is Chemistry. JOHN BONOMI Boe John is studying the course in sheet metal at Quincy Trade ... He likes to spend a lot of time working on cars . . . His suppressed desire is to own a Corvette. I.1NDA BOOTMAN Lin Glee Club I. 2: Page and Stage I: G.A.A. I; German Club I . . . Fa- vorite pastime it mountain climb- ing . . . Baloney ... Pet peeve- boys who leave their shirts unbut- toned . . . Suppressed desire is to own a red Ferarri . . . Known for being dependable . . . Plans to go to dental school. RICHARD BRADY Rif hie Soccer I, 2, 3 . . . So what else is new? . . . Favorite pastime is swim- ming . . . His pet peeve is people who don't grow up . . . Richie hopes to travel around the world . . . Al- ways calm, hardly ever gets mad . . . He plans to go into the service. FLORENCE BREM Florrie G.A.A. 2: Pep Club 2, 3 . . . Favor- ite pastime is talking . . . Her pet peeve is boys who drink . . . Known for being on time . . . Florrie's favorite subject is English . . . Plans to go to business school. 23 JANET BRENNION Jan C.A.A. I, 2. 3: F.T.A. 2. 3 (Treas. 2): Goldenrod Staff 2, 3; Library Staff I, 2. 3; Glee Club 1; Chorus I: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Science Club 3 (Treat.); French Club 3; Page and Stage 2. 3 . . . Hobbies—water ski- ing and dancing . . . Suppressed desire—to own a car. STEPHEN BRONSTEIN Steve Steve likes to spend his leisure time swimming ... He lists math as his favorite subject . . . While at Quincy High he studied electronics . . . in the future he hopes to fur- ther his education. BRIAN BROWN Brownie Track I, 2. 3 . . . Lay down mag- got . . . His | ct peeve is someone talking when he’s talking . . . Known for keeping his word . . . Favorite subject is gym . . . After graduation he plans to go to work . . . Favorite pastime is girls. DOUGLAS BROWN Doug Holy cow!” . . . His pel peeve is self-centered girls . . . Likes fishing and hunting . . . Algebra is his favorite subject ... He plans to join the Navy and would like to have submarine duty. HARRY BROWN Harry is taking the plumbing course at Quincy trade and plans to go into the service after graduation . . . His favorite subject is drawing ... He would like to see Jerry I.ewis as the principal at Trade. Now this thing . . . PETER BROWN Pete She’s nice for a sophomore” . . . Hobby-working on cars . . . Pet peeve is girls who want to get mar- ried . . . Suppressed desire is to own a sheet metal ship . . . Never sleeps . . . Plans to join the service . . . Favorite subject is Judy. WILLIAM BROWN Charley Favorite pastime is skating . . . Sup- pressed desire is to become an ac- countant ... He plans to go to work after lie graduates . . . His favorite subject is physics. BARBARA BROWNELL Barbt Glee Club I . . . Enjoys being with Bill . . . Pel peeve—getting up in the morning . . . No fooling?” . . . Suppressed desire is to be happy and successful . . . Plans to do office work . . . Her favorite subject is typing. STEPHEN BRUCE T. B. Art Club 2. 3; Page and Stage 3 (Vice-pres.) . . . Good grief!” . . . His favorite pastime is doing noth- ing ... Pet peeve-girls . . . His suppressed desire is to graduate . . . Special trait—loves money . . . Wants to attend Mass. Art School . . . Likes art and math. 24 ADRIENNE M. BRUNO Future Homemaker ' I, 2: Chorus 1. 2; Pep Club I, 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Future Nurses . . . Don't be ridiculous . . . Enjoy shopping and dances at B.U. . . . Untidiness is her pet peeve . . . Wants to be a nurse . . . Known for being me- ticulous . . . Likes English. JULIANO BUCCINI July What arc ou. some kind of nut? . . . Pet peeve—Trade School's being uncoed . . . Knjo s fishing, dancing, electronics . . . Taking electronics technology . . . Favorite subject- electronic lab . . . Suppressed desire is to get a B.S. . . . Plans to attend college. MICHAEL BURNS Scratch Is that right? . . . His favorite pastime arc working on cars and eating ... Pet pccvc-homcrooin period . . . Suppressed desire is to graduate . . . Known for being good-natured . . . Plans to continue schooling. JUDITH P. BUTLER Judy C.A.A. I; Pep Club I. 2: Glee Club 1. 2 . . . Chapel Choir 3 . . . Page and Stage I. 2. 3; Chorus I. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Favorite pastime is talking . . . Pet peeve- people who ridicule Q.H.S. . . . Want to join the Peace Corps . . . Known for her talking . . . Like English. MARY ANN BUTLER Mary Ann Glee Club I, 2, 3; Chapel Choir 2, 3: Chorus 2. 3: News writers' 2, 3; F.T.A. 2. 3: Goldenrod 3: Tri- ll iY 3: National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Sewing is her favorite pas- time . . . Suppressed desire is to live at least one year in another country . . . Plans to be a kinder- garten teacher. Well, of all the nerve BARBARA L. CADARETTE Barb G.A.A. I; Glee Club I, 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3 . . . Her favorite pastime is going out in the Olds . . . Dislikes the cliques . . . Wants to own an apple red Corvette . . . Known for being on time . . . Plans to be an air line hostess . . . Book- keeping is her favorite subject. MARY CADY Mary G.A.A. 3; Pep Club I, 2. 3 . . . Hmmm. that sounds logical . . . Favorite pastimes are roller skating and bowling . . . Her pet peeve- swinging doors . . . Her suppressed desire is to yodel . . . Known for being happy . . . Plans to be a secretary . . . Typing is her favorite subject. KENNETH CAHOON Calhoon For crying out loud!” . . . Enjoy listening to the Kingston Trio . . . His | 't peeve is English teachers . . . Suppressed desire-to be a mil- lionaire . . . Known for his quiet- ness . . . Plan to attend North- eastern University . . . Favorite subject—P. D. 25 JANICE CAI.DERARA Jan (LA.A. I; Baton Squad I, 2: Future Homemaking I . . . Her hobbies are sewing and dancing . . . Pet peeve—conceited people . . . Wants to travel around the world . . . Jan took the business course . . . After graduating, she plans on going to a hairdressing school. ROBERT CAMPBELL Monk J.V. Football . . . Hi ya kid. hi ya! . . . Hi favorite pastimes arc loafing and eating . . . Pet peeve— the cliques . . . Secret desire—never to marry . . . Known for hi jovial good nature . . . Plans to enter the Navy and be a twenty year man . . . I.ikes earth science. ROBERTA CAMPBELL Jeannie G.A.A. I: Glee Club I: Pony Ex- pms 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Well, that's life . . . Favorite pastime is talking on the telephone . . . Pet peeve- two-timing boys . . . Known for being always in a hurry . . . Her future plans include travel. BARBARA CAPORALE Barb Chorus 2; Goldenrod Staff 3 . . . Favorite pastime is bowling . . . Her pet peeve—boys who drink . . . Suppressed desire is to visit Hawaii . . . Her favorite subject is typing . . . Barb plans to attend secretarial school after graduation. PAUL CAPPOLA AI Capone Go like crazy . . . Paul likes to spend his time painting or playing football . . . His pet peeve is people who criticize ... He would like to move down South . . . Aeronautics is his favorite subject. STANLEY CARABIN Stan Enjoy listening to the ham bands . . . Stan is taking the course in Radio and Television ... He would like to join the Navy and see the world ... He enjoys working out mathematical problems. Higher! BRIAN CARINDA Rick J.V. Baseball 2 . . . Holy Mack- cral! . . . Water sports and eating arc his favorite pastimes . . . Pet peeve—kids who are stuck-up . . . Suppressed desire is to be a million- aire . . . Plans to enter the Navy . . . Mechanical drawing is his favorite subject. ANNE CARLISLE JANET CARISTO Jan G.A.A. 1; Student Council I, 2, 3; Page and Stage I, 2. 3 (Sec.); Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3; Ncw-swriters 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Pony Exprets 3 (Lit. Ed.) ... Jan likes pajama parties . . . She plans to continue her schooling after graduation. Anno G.A.A. 1; Writers' Workshop 1; Li- brary Staff I; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Treat. 3); Cheerlcading 2. 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; French Club 3 . . . Her favorite pastime is shop- ping . . . Pet peeve—people who call her “Annie . . . Anno's sup- pressed desire is to sail on an island schooner. MARSHA ANN CARLSON Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Pres. 3): Writers' Workshop 1. 2. 3 (Treas. 2); Page and Stage 2, 3: National Honor Society 2, 3; Debating Club 1, 2, 3; Radio Club 1; Glee Club 2. 3; Chapel Choir 2. 3 . . . Favorite paslimcs-dancing and reading . . . Her pet peeve is Quincy High lock- ers . . . Plans to attend Bridgewater Teachers. CAROL CARTER Shorty Glee Club I. 2. 3: Chorus I, 2 . . . Favorite saying is Like Hi . . . Hobby is riding in The Ford . . . Her pet peeve is cliques . . . Future plans include becoming a secretary . . . Carol's favorite subject is book- keeping. JAN CASAGRANDE Casey Hockey I. 2. 3; Golf I. 2, 3 . . . “You bugger . . . Favorite pas- times are girls, hockey, and golf . . . Pet peeve is conceited girls . . . Casey hopes to sail to the South Seas . . . Wants to make $10.00 an hour. DANIEL CELLUCCI Danny Get serious. Kill ya!” . . . Favorite pastime is working on his car . . . His pet peeve—girls who drink . . . Danny hopes to own a Chrysler- l OKcrcd Corvette . . . Known for being even-tempered . . . Likes any- thing after 2:30 ... He plans to join the Navy after graduation. V DIANNE CHANDLER Der Dec G.A.A. 3: Fcp Club I; Chorus I; . . . Be serious! . . . Loves to read . . . Pet peeve—boys who wave their hair . . . Hopes to own a baby blue Thunderbird . . . Known for being on time . . . Plans to be a secretary . . . Favorite subject is English. A work of art CLAUDE B. CHASE Butch Football I. 2: Hockey 2: Baseball 2 . . . Life is life” . . . Hb favorite pastime is playing football after school . . . Hb pet peeve-girls who smoke . . . Known for his good nature . . . Hoiks to be a pro- football player . . . Plans to go to work after graduation. CORINNE CHELLA Cor Girls Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3 . . . What are you. some kind of a nut? ... Pet peeve-conceited boys . . . Suppressed desire is to marry a millionaire . . . Her favorite subjects arc boys and gossiping . . . Likes way-out parties . . . Plans to be a private secretary. ROBERT CHEW Bob Basketball I. 2. 3: Track 1; Cross Country I; Student Council 1.2... Maggots . . . Favorite pastimes- girls and cars . . . His pet peeve b girb who drink . . . Bob hopes to own a Chrysler . . . Known for be- ing honest . . . Plans to attend business school. RICHARD CHIM1NELLO Dick Football Mgr. 'fiO-'CI . . . You beggar . . . Favorite pastimes are playing sports and swimming . . . His pet peeve is cheap girls . . . Wants to see Quincy beat Brockton . . . Known for being helpful . . . He plans to enter pharmaceutical school in Boston. 27 ROBERT CHIMIKTEI.LO Bob Oh baby! . . . Favorite pastimes -working, girls, and girls . . . His pet peeves arc cliques and conceited people . . . Bob hopes to own a '57 Continental Mark II' ... Known for being dependable . . . Plans to be a salesman. JOHN CHRISTENSON Chickie Rephrase that statement, please” . . . His favorite pastime is girls . . . Suppressed desire is to get out of school . . . Special trait-being Ix y . . . Lunch is his favorite time of day . . . Plans to enter the serv- ice after graduation. Bottoms up I PHYLLIS CICCOLO Phyl Glee Club I; Pep Club I; Future Homemakers 1 . . . Likes dancing and bowling . . . Is that the bell? Her pet peeve—conceited people . . . Plans to sec the world . . . She is always laughing . . . Her favorite subject is shorthand. ELLEN CINGOLANI Elite She is known for her baby blue eyes . . . Pet peeve—being called Bubbles . . . She likes horses and enjo s ice skating . . . Wants to go to Europe someday . . . Favorite subject—typing . . . Plans to be a secretary . . . You! What about me? JAMES CINGOLANI Jim How's it going? . . . Favorite pastime is going out . . . Works his life away . . . Pet peeve—his car! . . . His favorite subject is shop . . . Plans to someday Own his own business. ■ JOANNE CIRAOLO G.A.A. I, 2; Future Homemakers' I, 2, 3; Pony 3 . . . You kidding me? . . . Joanne is taking the gen- eral course . . . Her pet peeve- girls who Hitt . . . Plans to become a hairdresser . . . Enjoy just Goof- ing off.” MELISSA CLARK I.it Writers' Workshop I: Debating Club I; Tri-Hi-Y 2: French Club 3: Gold- enrod Staff 3 . . . Li took the col- lege course during her senior year . . . She hopes to go to college . . . Her favorite pastimes are skiing and skating . . . She hopes some- day to ski the Swiss Alps. JAMES COCO Jim Jim is taking the course in sheet metal and wants to work in his father's sheet metal shop after grad- uation . . . His favorite ubject is drafting ... He likes to spend a lot of time bowling. CAROLE COHEN G.A.A. I; (Sec.). 3: Cheering 2, 3: Pep Club I; Pony I, 2, 3 (Sports ed.); Future Homemakers 3; Girls Club I . . . “Where's Cindy?” . . . Known for being a twin . . . Pet peeve is being called Cindy . . . Enjoys reading and sleeping. CYNTHIA COHEN Cindy G.A.A. I. 2 (Treas.). 3: Cheering 2, 3; Future Homemakers 2, 3; Pony 1, 2: Girls Club 2. 3: Pep Club I . . . Have you seen Carole? . . . Cindy loves to swim . . . Would love to go to Hawaii and swim there . . . Known for being a twin . . . Hopes to go to college. 28 LORETTA COLANTONIO Jenny I.orctu elected the business course during her senior year . . . Future plans include getting married . . . Her favorite pastimes are partici- pating in the drum corps, riding, and dating . . . Always known to be laughing or talking, or both . . . Dislikes boys who drink . . . Hi. GEORGE COLEMAN G eorgie Track 2 . . . Took up plumbing in Trade School . . . Be good now . . . Georgie’s favorite pastimes are cleaning his car and going out with girls ... Pet peeve-staying in at night . . . His secret ambition is to own a Cadillac . . . Plans to have his own business. CHARI.ES COLLINS Charlie Cross Country 2. 3: Winter Track 2. 3: Spring Track 2. 3 . . . Charlie took the college course during his senior year . . . Hopes to become an engineer . . . His favorite sub- jects have to do with science . . . Enjoys running. GARY COLLINS Cash Manager of the Tennis Team I . . . Gary took the business course in his senior year . . . Hopes to become a public accountant . . . Wants to attend business college . . . His fa- vorite pastime is going bowling . . . Let s go bowling. MAUREEN COLLINS Mo Maureen took the business course in her senior year . . . She likes roller skating . . . Her pet peeve- boys who have no manners . . . Maureen plans to get married but would like to travel first . . . Just be yourself. DAVII) CONCHERI Dave I haven’t got time! . . . David likes to listen to music and read . . . His pet peeve is girls who smoke and use too much makeup ... He hope to make a complete tour of the United States . . . He hopes to become an accountant ... He is known for being quiet. ROBERT CONLON Bob Oh. ya” . . . His pet peeve is girls who flirt . . . He hopes to someday travel around the world . . . Math is his favorite subject . . . Outside school, he enjoys sports ... He plans to join the service after grad- uating. JOSEPH CONNELLY Joe Hockey 3 . . . Joe is taking the college course this year ... He hopes to become an accountant . . . His favorite pastime is riding in his car . . . Wants to own a new car someday . . . Joe can lie spotted always for his laugh. Please 29 JOSEPH CONTI Joe Joe it planning to join the service after graduation ... He it study- ing the course in auto mechanics . . . Hit pet peeve is his car . . . His favorite subject is automotive science. JOSEPH CORBETT Joe While attending Trade School he studied auto-body work . . . Joe has been a member of a bowling league for four years . . . His pet peeve is cars that won’t start, espe- cially in the morning . . . Math is his favorite subject . . . Plans to go to Fitchburg State College. GAIL CRAIG G.A.A. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y (Chaplain) 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Pep Club 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Pony F.xf rets 3 . . . Gail's pet peeve is waiting for people . . . Her secret ambition is to hase curly hair . . . She likes to spend her time eating Chinese food or dancing . . . Plans to become a medical secretary. ALICE CULLEN Chorus I . . . Alice likes to go out for fun and to listen to records . . . Ooh, that's nice . . . Her pet peeve is people who have so much to say about others . . . She is known for being tall . . . Her favorite subject is art . . . She hopes to be- come a secretary after completing the commercial course. MARSHA CUNNINGHAM Girls Club 3: Pep Club I; Recep- tionist I; D.E.C.A. 3 . . . “I'm hungry! . . . Known for spending money she hasn’t got . . . One of the girls from North . . . Would like to many and continue in re- tailing . . . Wishes to see N.Q.H.S. beat Q.H.S. for five years. JOHN CURRAN Jack Auto Mechanics . . . His favorite saying is too much work” . . . Jack's favorite pastime is working on his M Chcvie . . . His pet peeve is book reports . . . His suppressed desire is to live in Hawaii . . . Jack is always in good humor ... He would like to own his own service station. RICHARD CURRERI Rich So what” . . . Rich likes to eat Italian foods to pass the time away . . . His pet peeve is people who get angry over nothing at all . . . His favorite subject is mechanical drawing ... He hopes to become a draftsman. ROBERT CURRY Bob French Club 1 . . . What a laugh . . . He would like to become a salesman after he finishes school . . . Took the business course . . . His pet peeve is gabby girls ... He spends most of his time with girls— his favorite pastime. ROSALIND CUSCHERA Roz Girls Club 2, 3; Page and Stage I, 2. 3; Chorus I. 2: Newswrilers Club 3 . . . Likes to read and listen to records . . . Her pet peeve is insincerity . . . She plans to enter a business college and then find a job with a future. 30 CAROLE CUTHBERTSON C.A.A. I, 2, 3: Baton Squad 1, 2, 3; Glee Club I: Chorus I . . . Carole' favorite pastime is listening to hi-fi . . . No kidding . . . Her pet peeve is homework over vacations . . . She plans to go to IBM school after graduating . . . Noted for be- ing late . . . She would like to spend two weeks at a ski resort. JOAN D'ALESSANDRO Joanie Baton I, 2; Pep Club 2: Future Homemakers 2. 3 (Treas.) . . . Joan likes to spend her free time either bowling or eating . . . Her pet peeve is conceited boys . . . Her favorite subject is sewing . . . She would like to know how to water ski well. WILLIAM DALRYMPLF. Dal Football I. 2: Basketball 2. 3 . . . Favorite pastime is playing pool . . . l’ct peeve—conceited girls . . . His suppressed desire is to graduate . . . Taking the general course in his senior year . . . Gym is his favorite subject. PAUL D’ANDREA Prove it!” . . . Paul like to spend his spare time building hi-fi sets . . . His pet peeve—people who think they know everything . . . Would like to own a Thundcrbird . . . Plan to attend Wentworth . . . Wants to take up electronics . . . Favorite subject-mechanical draw- ing. PETER DARLING Pete Library Stall I: Soccer 3: . . . So what! . . . Pete's favorite pastimes include model railroading . . . He is known for his big smile and dimples . . . His future plans in- clude attending Northeastern and studying mechanical engineering. KATHLEEN DAVENPORT Kathy Oh dear!” . . . Kathy took the business course this year . . . Hope to become a legal secretary . . . Pet peeve-rude people . . . Her favorite pastime is being with that special someone . . . Suppressed desire is to fly a plane-some day. Slenderella? HELEN DAVIS Girls Club 2, 3: Page and Stage 2. 3: Ncwswriters 3; Chorus 1,2... Helen took the college course in her senior year . . . Hopes to become a denial technician . . . Helene's fa- vorite pastime is listening to stereo . . . She loves to eat pizza. DONALD DEACON beat Science Club I. 2; Band I, 2, 3; Chapel Choir 2. 3; Glee Club 2. 3 . . . D'no! . . . Don's pet peeve is girls in general ... He would like to become a rich bachelor . . . His interests include astronomy . . . Likes to work with telescopes . . . He plans to go to college. 31 STEPHEN DEANE Sfete “What do ya say . . . Sieve elected the college course Mixed his course with business subjects . . . Likes to sleep . . . His pet peeve is conceited girls . . . Plans to go to college . . . Hopes to graduate in June. PAULA DeCOSTE Chorus I. 2: Olet- Club I; National Honor Society 2 . . . Oh my good- ness . . . Her secret ambition is to go to Hawaii . . . She is known (or always fixing her hair . . . Would like to become a medical secretary . . . Took business course. MARY SUE DeFORD Baton Squad 2, 3 . . . “It's either feast or famine . . . Mary likes to listen to records . . . Her pet peeve is Q.H.S. lunches . . . Her secret ambition is to be tall . . . Known for her big brown eyes . . . She would like to become a secretary. SAI.I.Y DeJULlO Chorus I . . . Sally is taking a combination of college and general courses in her senior year . . . She dislikes the habit that some girls have of smoking . . . Would lose a while Thundcrbird . . . Hopes to become a dental hygienist. PAUL Del GRECO Ears Cross Country I; D.E.C.A. 3 . . . Paul enjoys looking at customized cars . . . His pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Hit suppressed desire is to have his ears fixed ... He is known for selling the record on the corner. CARMELLA DELLA ROCCA D.E.C.A. Club 3 . . . It’s pathetic . . . Carmella's favorite pastime is going to the movies . . . Known for always being broke . . . Her pet peeve is gym classes . . . She would like to go back to Italy again ... Is planning a June wedding. KATHERINE DELPIDEO Kay Dramatics I; Pony Express 2; D.E.C.A. 3 . . . “Gee, I'm awful tired. . . . Kay's favorite pastimes are dancing and sewing . . . Her pel peeve is people who think they are better than others . . . She would like to be a professional hairdresser. Sword swallower! ANTHONY DEMEO Dem Football 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3 . . . Anthony likes to build model air- planes and has done this for eight years . . . His suppressed desire is to become a singer ... He is taking the general course . . . Plans to go into aeronautics. DONA M. D'ENTREMONT D.E.C.A Club 3: Girls Club 3: Sketch Club I . . . Fabulous . . . Likes to play records and likes cars . . . Her pet peeve is women drivers . . . Secret ambition is to be rich . . . Plans to go to work and then marry. RALPH DcPAULO De Ralph is taking the course in ma- chine shop practice and hopes to become a machinist. He wants to go into the service after graduation . . . His favorite subject is English ... He likes to spend a lot of time driving around. 32 WILLIAM DEVINE Bill Football I; Basketball S; Baseball 2. 3: Key Club 3: Debating Club 3 . . . Coolest thing since iccwater . . . His pel | ceve is girls who smoke . . . Bill’s favorite pastime is skiing. RICHARD DEVORE Dick Band 3 . . . Dick's favorite pastime is enjoying music . . . His pet peeve is a dog that runs the 5 16 in 30.1 seconds! . . . His plans are to be a aeronautical engineer. RICHARD DiBONA Dick Attended Quincy Trade School . . . Took up TV work . . . Likes to spend his free time working on televisions. CLAIRE DI FEDERICO Freddie Pep Club 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Bowl- ing 2 . . . Freddie’s favorite pas- time is baking . . . Her pet peeve is people who play the role . . . Plans to go to Chandler Business School and take the Legal Secre- tary course. DENNIS DI GIUSTO Denny Denny’s favorite saying is too bad.” . . . His pci peeve is | eoplc who mind everyone clse’s business but his own ... He would like to become a draftsman. GLENN DOBSON Glenn’s pet peeve is a person with a poor seme of humor . . . His future plans are to go into the field of electronics ... His favorite pastime is boating. DIANE DODGE Di Chorus 1: Future Nurses Club I: Tri-Hi-Y I . . . It’s over with” . . . Di’s pet peeve is people who don’t act like themselves . . . She would like to work in an office. SUSAN DOLAN Sue Tri-Hi-Y 3: Girls Club 3: G.A.A. I, 3: Chorus I, 2 . . . Her pet peeve is boys who speed . . . Would like to travel around the world in a dugout . . . Elected the business course . . . Plans to attend a busi- ness school after graduation. WILLIAM A. DONOVAN Bill Basketball I. 2. 3: Track 3 . . . What can I say. you leave me speechless. . . . His favorite pas- time is playing basketball . . . Bill's pet peeve is people who think that they are better than they arc . . . Gym is his favorite subject . . . He's studying to be a machinist. 33 THOMAS DOYLE Tom Football S . . . What a play! Tom'� favorite pastime it playing basketball at the gvin . . . Hit pet peeve it people who don't like any t|K rt at all. FRANCIS DRISCOLL Ox Basket ball I, 2, 3: Football 2: Cross Country I, 2 . . . What do you say” . . . Ox's pet peeve is walking from the lirst floor to the third floor . . . His future plans arc to go to college. KARYN DUFFY Duff Girls Club I: Tri-Hi-Y 3 . . . Duff's favorite saving is No sire.” . . . Her favorite pastime is going out with a favorite tome one . . . Her pet peeve is boys who think they are nice . . . Her future plans are to become a secretary. RICHARD DUNHAM Duek Basketball I. ; Baseball I. 3; Cross Country 2, 3 . . . His favorite say- ing is “You know it. . . . His pet peeve is second lunch. RAYMOND DUNN Ray Cross Country I, 2. 3: Winter Track 1. 3: Science Club 2, 3: Glee Club 2. 3: Chattel Choir 2: 0oldenrod Literary Staff 3 . . . What are you, stupid? . . . Ray likes to spend his time skating and skiing . . . His pet | ceve-people who atk fool- ish questions. DANIEL DURANTE Dan Cross Country 3: Winter Track 3; Rifle Team 3 . . . Dan's favorite pastime is hunting ... He would like to go into the service . . . Known to be quiet, but thoughtful. JOAN LESLIE DURG1N Joanie Tri-HI-Y 3 . . . Oh no!” . . . Joanic's favorite pastime is drawing mad pictures . . . Her pet peeve is being ordered . . . Her future plans are to become an IBM op- erator. PAUL DWYRE Oh nuts! . . . Paul is known for being shy . . . Hit pet peeve is peo- ple who are late for appointments . . . He likes skating or bowling . . . Would like to own a stock Corvette . . . Plant to make a ca- reer of the Navy . . . World civiliza- tion is his favorite subject. MAURICE EATON Mot His course of study at Quincy Trade School was in the field of electron- ics .. . Moe enjoys fishing . . . Algebra is his favorite subject . . . His pet peeve is a crowded cafe- teria . . . His suppressed desire is to go to college ... He plans to join the service. One . . . two . . . 31 MARTHA EDMUNDS Marlh Student Council 3: Future Home- makers 2. 3: Page and Stage I, 3; Trl-Hi-Y 2. 3; C.A.A. I: Glee Club I . . . Ili ya kid . . . Mirth's favorite pastime are daiimt and parties . . . Her pet pee c i boys who play the role. Will it hurt? HELEN EGAN Pony Exftre� 2: Future Homemak- ers 2: Chora� 2: D.E.C.A. Club 2 . . . Helen'� favorite saying i I’m tired. . . . She enjoys Koine to the movie . . . Her pet peeve i con ceiled people. SUSAN EGAN Sm-Sii Future Nurses (Treas.) 2. (I’rcs.) 3: G.A.A. I. 2. 5: Tri-Hi Y 2. 3: Health Service 2. 3 . . . Beautiful! . . . Her favorite pastime is makiiiK jewelry . . . Her pet peeve is crowd- ed lunches. HELEN ELIAS Mumptir Tri-Hi-Y 2: G.A.A. 1: Girl Club I . . . For Koodncss sake . . . Helen like to collect stuffed ani- mals and dolls . . . Her pet peeve is a tall someone with red hair . . . She would like to become an IBM operator. SANDRA ELLIS Sandy Chorus I: I’ep Club 3 ... I don't know.” . . . Her favorite pastimes arc eating, going to the movies, ami dancing . . . Her | et l cc e is people who are snobs. ALBERT EMERY Al Key Club I . . . Al's favorite saying � just you wait . . . His favorite pastime is roller skating . . . His pet peeve is old men with brand new car . . . Al's future plans are to become a doctor or dentist. HAUL EOVACIOUS Track 1 . . . Paul's favorite saying is Like no! ... He enjoys bowl- ing . . . His suppressed desire is to inherit a million dollars. RICHARD ERNA Rich Honor bright . . . Enjoys skating, and going out with Janet . . . His |� et peeve is siielling . . . He plans to enter the service after gradua- tion and hopes to some day be a cabinet maker . . . Attended Trade . . . Shop is his favorite subject. BARBARA ES I 1R BROOK Harbte Barbie's favorite saying is What a riot! . . . She enjoys going to Richard's Drive-in . . . Her pet l ec c is homework . . . Says she has a habit of constantly living hci hair. 35 ALEXANDER FARQL'II ARSON Sandy Band I. 2. 3 . . . Sandy' pci peeve iv uni' who know everything . . • He hopes to ro to college in the future . . . His favorite pastime is resting. RICHARD E. FARRAND Red Basketball 2 . . . Elected the gen- eral course . . . His pet peeve is girls in public with their hair in rollers . . . His suppressed desire is to graduate with high honors . . . Plans to join the Navy after grad- uating . . . Favorite subject—L.A. in loom t 3. JOHN L. FARRELL Farrell You are wrong! . . . Enjoys read- ing books on the stock market . . . His favorite subject is math. JOANNE L. FASCI J° dee Club I: Chapel Choir 2. 3; G.A.A. I. 3; Pony Express I. 2: National Honor Society 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3 . . . Cads! . . . Jo s favorite pastime is going out with a certain someone . . . Her pet peeve is two-timing boys. JAMES FF.I.CI Jim What are you. some kind of a nut!” . . . Eating is his favorite pastime . . . His secret ambition is to own the Ledger . . . Dislikes l coplr who brag about their cars . . . P.D. is his best class . . . Wants to attend Northeastern Uni- versity. Concentration GERALD FELLOWS Jet Je ’s pet peeve is stuck-up girls . . . His suppressed desire is to get on the honor roll . . . His special char- acter trait is that he is quiet . . . He would like to go to the Mari- time Academy in the year following graduation. MILDRED FERRARO Milly Tri-Hi-Y 3; Chorus 2. 3: Glee Club 3 . . . Hello lover . . . Hopes to be a beautician . . . Would love to live in California . . . Noted for her 1959 Catalina convertible . . . Dislikes know-it-all boys. MARJORIE FIELD Margie Margie's favorite saying is You must be kidding . . . Her favorite pastimes arc bowling and roller skating . . . Her pet peeve is peo- ple who always have their nose in the air . . . Site's talkative. WILLIAM FIELDING Billy Tennis Team I. 2, 3 . . . Take off. will you? . . . His favorite pastime is bowling . . . His pet peeves are wise guys and tough guys . . . His suppressed desire is to go to college ... He enjoys his electronic theory class the most . . . He wants to be an electrical engi- 36 neer. EDWARD FORI) F.d Fid’s (atonic satiiik is What arc you— some kind of nut? . . . Hi favorite pastime is going out nights . . . Hit future plans are to get a job. PAMELA JEAN FORDF1 Pam Newswriters' Club I. 2. 3 (Pres. 2): Debating I. 2. 3: Scholarship Club I. 2: Writers Work Shop I. 2 (Pres.) 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Pony Exprm I. 2: Coldenrod 3 . . . Oh loi Pete’s sake!” LINDA FORSMAN Linda's favorite saying is We’re late again! . . . Her favorite pas- time is being with him . . . Her jH't |ieeve is people who talk too much . . . Her future plans are to become a secretary. ALAN FRANCHUK Dramatics Club I. 2. 3: Key Club I. 2. 3 (Pres. 3); French Club 2. 3 . . . Alan's pci peeves are loud IK'ople and | coplc who put it on. . . . His future plans are to go to college. JEANNE FRANKLIN Jeannie National Honor Society 3: Chorus 3 . . . Jccpcrs crow! . . . Jean- nic’s favorite hobbies are stamp collection and photography . . Her pel i� ceve is a messy room . . . Her future plans are to become a stenographer. Faithful rooters JOSEPH FRATOI.II.LO Chunk Co fry.” ... He likes to s| cihI his free time playing cards . . . His suppressed desire is to go to l.as Vegas . . . He is known for his good sense of humor . . . While at Quincy trade School he studied auto mechanics. Problems of De- mocracy is his favorite subject. BRENDA FRAZIER Bren G.A.A. I. 2: Girls Club 2. 3: Pep Club I; Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . Ya kiddin’ me! . . . Always talking on and off lire telephone . . . Hales boys who make a big deal about clothes . . . Secretly wants to become a million- aire . . . Bren’s taking the business course . . . Likes shorthand. Plans to attend business school. MARY FRAZIER Maty Glee Club I: Pep Club I . . . Are you some kind of nut?” . . . l.oves listening to Sinatra and Mathis. Mary’s known for being late . . . Likes lunch and studies, hales do- ing her homework . . . She secretly desires to own her own car . . . Mary is taking the business course, hopes to work a while, then marry. CAROLE FREDRICKSON Bonnie Chorus I; Pep Club I . . . Oh no! . . . Bonnie likes eating and fooling around . . . Her pet peeve is conceited people . . . She has a suppressed desire to achieve suc- cess . . . She is taking the business course . . . Loves English . . . Plans to be a secretary. SHARON I.F.F. FREDRICKSON RALPH FREEMAN Sharon Chorus I, 2 . . . Sharon love to drive around . . . Her pel peeve i people who know-it-all . . . She i taking the business course at Quincy High . . . Her favorite sub- iect i typing . . . She plan to be- come a secretary in the future. Shar- on ha a suppressed desire to travel. Soccer. Captain 2. 3; (ioldenrod Business Stall 3 . . . Imagine that . . . Ralph's taking the college course . . . His favorite subject- physics . . . Girls that smoke are his pet peeve . . . Secretly desires to Ik- rich . . . Likes sailing and camping . . . Wants to Ik- a mete- orologist. EVELYN FRENO F.v Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . Where is her” . . . Ev’s pet peeve it boys who cheat . . . Loves to eat . . . Her favorite pastime-going out with Jimmy . . . Suppressed desire is to marry a millionaire . . . Fv's taking the business course at Q.H.S. . . . She plans to become a hair stylist. JAMES FRYE Jim Cross Country I: Spring Track 2: Winter Track I: Rifle Team I . . . Good Lord! . . . Jim likes to go hunting . . . Dislikes noise . . . Hi pet i cevc is noisy people . . . Favorite subject-Biology ... He plans to move to the Midwest after his enlistment expires. A pair of queens BEVERLY FUNICELLA Bcv Tri-Hi-Y 2: Girl Club 2: Chorus I, 2. 3; National Honor Society 2, 3: Pep Club I. . . Are you seri- ous! . . . Bev's always talking and eating . . . Her pet peeve is boys who drink . . . Secretly wants to mairy a millionaire . . . She likes shorthand and typing . . . Plans to attend Chandler's School of Busi- ness. RONALD GACICIA Duck Track I; Winter Track I: Football I; Page and Stage 3 . . . Mv jaws are locked ... His pet peeve is girls who drink . . . Secretly wants to become a rich playboy . . . Loves to eat spaghetti and veal cutlets . . . Enjoys going to dances . . . Taking college course . . . Favorite subject is geometry . . . Plans to go to college. RICHARD A. GAGNON Dick I don't want to hear it. it is not a big thing! . . . His favorite pastime is keeping track of his slocks . . . He is known for being generally in a good mood . . . Dick' pet peeve is high school cliques ... He would like to grad- uate and get away from it all. JAMES GALEAZZO Jim's favorite pastime is listening to jar ... His hobby—photography . . . People who like rock and roll arc his pet peeve . . . Drop dead . . . He's taking the general course . . . Chemistry is the subject he likes best . . . After graduation, lie wants to become a naval photog- gg rapher. WILLIAM GARDNER Bill Spring Track I. 3: Winter Track 3 . . . “Get off my back! . . . Bill's taking the general course . . . Hates cliques and conceited girls . . . Sup- pressed desire is to own a '62 Cor- vette ... He is known for his wavy blond hair . . . After high school, he plans to join the Marines and go to Japan. DOLORES GAUTHIER Dolly Chorus 2. 3 . . . Big joke . . . Sewing and cooking arc her favor- ite subjecti . . . Her pet peeve— boys who arc never on lime . . . She likes to spend her free lime with Tom . . . Future plans include marriage. FRANCES CAZIAKO Gina Chorus I. 2. 5 . . . Oh yeah, sure” . . . Likes to sing-off key . . . En- joys cooking, babysitting, bowling, going to the movies . . . Her pet peeve—conceited people . . . Secretly wants to be a mu cess in life . . . She's taking the business course . . . Flans to be an I.B.M. operator. RICHARD GENEREAU fed Library Staff I. 2, 3; Chorus 3; Key Club 3 . . . How about that? . . . He is taking the college course . . . Favorite subject-modern Euro| ean history . . . Enjoys photography and going out . . . Pet peeve- conceited girls . . . Would like to get lost on a deseit island with her . . . Flans a career in naval aviation. JOSEPH GILL lot Joe is taking the course in sheet metal work at the Trade School , . . Hi suppressed desire is to own his own sheet inetal shop ... He likes to spend a lot of time drawing animated cartoons. MARLENE GILLIS Ci fy Chorus 3; Pony Express 3: Girls Club 3 . . . What a riot . . . En- joys baton twirling and going to The Sui . . . Her pet peeves are cliques, troublemakers, and show- off . . . Suppressed desire is to own a Chevy convertible . . . Fa- vorite subjects arc English and typ- ing .. . Flans to be a hairdresser. What do you think? JOANNE GIORGI George Future Nurses Club I, 2. 3: Span- ish Club 2 . . . “You bet your boots . . . Known for her smile . . . Like talking . . . Her pet peeve are cliques, people who laugh at other people . . . Suppressed desire is to fly a jet . . . Flans to marry a jet mechanic . . . Favorite sub- jects are biology and chemistry. THOMAS CLENCROSS Tom Well I'll be . . . Tom's taking the general course . . . Enjoys eat- ing clams at Al's . . . His pet peeve-girls who have too many se- crets . . . Likes his studies in 208 . . . Suppressed desire is to travel . . . He plans to enlist after grad- uation. SUSAN GOLOB Sue Baton Squad 2. 3; French Club 2. 3: Glee Club I. 2. 3; G.A.A. 3 . . . You're out of it . . . Known by her chewing gutn and short skirls . . . Likes studies with Mr. Clark . . . Suppressed desire is to scream in detention . . . Enjoys eating clams and pi a with certain some- one . . . Flans to leach dancing. VIRGINIA GOULD Oinny You're kidding!” . . . Her favorite pastimes are bowling and going to drive-in movie . . . Her pet peeve is conceited people . . . Ginny's taking the business course . . . Cook- ing is her favorite subject . . . Flans to be an oficc worker after high school. Who skipped? CAROL CRAY Baton Squad 2. 3: Future Teachers' 1. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Scholarship Club I. 2; National Honor Society 2. 3; French Club 3 . . . Too bad ... Pet peeve-most TV com- mercials . . . Enjoys bowling and dancing . . . Suppressed desire is to be a world traveler . . . Favorite subject is French . . . Plans to be an elementary school teacher. ANNE GRENIER Annie Chorus I: Goldenrod 3 ... I know . . . Favorite pastime-play- ing her piano . . . Hv| ocritrs are her ] ct peeve . . . Suppressed desire is to own a Triumph Tr-3 . . . Known for her short-stepping walk . . . Annie's taking the business course . . . She plans to become a switchboard receptionist. PAUL GRETSKY Crel Key Club I, 2. 3: Hand I; News- writers' Club 3 . . . His | et peeve- girls who smoke . . . Favorite pas- time is weightlifting . . . Suppressed desire-to own his own car . . . Faking the college course . . . wants to attend University of Texas and major in German and Spanish. CHARLES GRIFFIN Buddy Taking the general course . . . His favorite subject is math . . . Enjoys working around cars . . . Suppressed desire is to become a pilot . . . His l ei peeve—one detention . . . After graduation, he plans to join the service. JEANNE GUARCEI.I.O Jeannie (LA.A. I; Page and Stage I: Girls Club 2: I’ep Club 3; Pony Expreu 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 ... I don't be lieve it” . . . Jeannic's taking the business course . . . Her favorite subject is history . . . Suppressed desire is to become the First Lady . . . Plans to attend business school after graduation. KAREN GUARNTF.RF. G.A.A. 2. 3: Pep Club I; Chorus 2: Goldenrod 3: Page and Stage 2: Art Club 2. 3 (Pres.): Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Oh good. . . . Pet peeve people talking on the phone . . . Suppressed desire is to go out with (?) . . . Known for a quick temper . . . Favorite subject—art . . . Plans to be a commercial artist. GAYE GURNEY Gaye G.A.A. 2, 3: Future Nurses' Club I. 2. 3: Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 2: Pony Expreu 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Chaplain 2) . . . Enjoys driving, sports, and Pete ... Pet peevc-tlic clique aiwl Q.H.S. dances . . . I'll say . . . Loves food . . . Favorite subject-chemistry . . . Plans to enter Pete Hem Brigham School of Nursing. ,|Q MICHAEL HAILEY Mike Cross Country I . . . Mike is un- decided alioui the future . . . Mike's suppressed desire is to start another Civil War and win it . . . He likes to spend a lot of time bowling. DAVID HAL1.ISEY Dave You snipe” . . . His hobby is swimming . . . Pet peeve—conceited people . . . Likes lively debates . . . Attended Trade School . . . Hopes to lie a sheet metal worker . . . Algebra is his favorite subject. JEANETTE HALIER Jeanie G.A.A. 2. 3: Art Club 2. 3: I’ony Expreti 3; Ftp Club I, 2, 3; Ciri� Club 2. 3; 1 ti-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . known for her ClM j height . . . Sup- pressed desirc-to reach V and to become a fashion designer ... Pet peeve-being mistaken for being younger . . . Enjoys dancing, eating . . . Wants to attend art school. RUTH ANNE HAMILTON Rulhie Are you for real? . . . Is never on time . . . Enjoys dancing anti sleeping . . . Pet peeve—boys who drink . . . Suppressed desite is to run the school for a day . . . Ruth's taking the business course . . . Plans to attend business school . . . Her favorite subject—Mr. Fletcher's his- tory class. DONNA HANSON Donna Page and Stage 2. 3; Cafeteria Training 3 . . . Thai’s life . . . Favorite pastime—listening to Math- is .. . Pet peeve-doing homework . . . Donna's known for being late for clast . . . She's taking the busi- new course . . . Plans to be an office worker. ARNOLD HARRIS Arnie Enjoys going to stock car races . . . His favorite saying is Make it! . . . Arnie enjoys seeing the high school girls ... In the future he Iio|m-s to Ik an insurance appraiser . . . His favorite subject is Shop. JOHN HARTE Known for coming in just before the 8:30 bell . . . Favorite pastime- working on cars . . . His pet peeve is staying after school . . . Sup- pressed desire is to own a new car . . . He's taking the general course . . . Favorite subject-math . . . Plans to join the Air Force after graduation. ROBERTA HAYDEN Bobbie Pony Expreu (Circulation Dept.) 2. 3: Chorus 2, 3 . . . Bobbie enjoys beach parties and letter writing . . . She hopes to marry in the near fu- ture . . . Her favorite subject is typing . . . Bobbie's favorite saying is You must be kidding. ANNALEE HASCALL Hate Pony Expreu 2. 3; C.A.A. I. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: French Club (Sec.) 2: Future Nurses 3: Page and Stage 2. 3 . . . Annalce loves the color red and hopes to own a red car . . . She wants to become a nurse . . . Her favorite subject is P.D. JANICE HASKELL Jan G.A.A. 3: Pep Club I. 2: Girls Club 2 . . . Janice's favorite pas- time is working or buying new lollies . . . Janice's pel peeve is boys that won't hold doors open . . . She dislikes people that play tire the role. . . . Her favorite sub- ject is P.D. ROY HAUTALA Roy took the general course in high school, but he has no definite plans for the future . . . His favorite saying is I don't know. ... In his free time he enjoys horseback riding . . . His favorite subject is physics. I-CIS get together 41 KENNETH HAYS Ken Ken's favorite saying is That's if you're lucky.” ... He enjoys math- ematics and hopes to become an engineer . . . His pet peeve is women drivers . . . His hobby is working . . . His secret ambition is to live dangerously, but . . . STEPHEN HAYWARD Sieve Steve is fascinated by model cars and likes to spend his spare time building them . . . His favorite subject is mathematics . . . Favor- ite saying is There's the bell. . . . He took the commercial course . . . After graduation he intends to find a job. Dan Dan's favorite subject is gym . . . He enjoy� playing basketball and football . . . After graduation Dan intends to join the Marine Corps . . . He's always saying No kid- ding.” CAROL HENNESSEY Smiley Chorus I, 2, 3; Pony Express 2 . . . Carol's secret ambition is to meet President Kennedy . . . She enjoys spending her free time at parties and football games . . . Her favorite saying is “It's fattening. . . . Car- ol's pel peeve is two-faced people. PATRICIA HOFFMAN Pat Pat likes to spend her leisure time bowling and attending football games . . . She hopes to be a secre- tary . . . Her favorite subject is earth science . . . Her pet peeve is conceited people ... I don't know. Oh, stop! NORMAN HOLLER Beach boy Key Club I; French Club (Vice Pres.) 2: Page and Stage 2. 3 . . . His favorite pastime is swimming . . . After graduation Norman hopes to join the Navy and take up me- teorology . . . His favorite subject is driven education ... He hopes to someday visit Hawaii and the South Seas. AI.F.XIS HORKUN Ex-Lax (Axel) (•iris Basketball I; Girls Club I; Baton Squad 2; Future Homemak- ers 2 (Vice Pres.) 3; Pony 3 . . . She likes to spend her spare time either painting, drawing, or eating . . . Her secret ambition is to go to Hawaii on her honeymoon . . . She plans to work in an office. JOHN HORRIGAN Band I. 2, 3 . . . His favorite pas- time is playing the drums . . . His suppressed desire is to play a gig with Di ry Gillespie . . . His fa- vorite subject is music . . . He hopes to become a musician . . . His fa- vorite saying is Let’s go to siory- ville tonight.” ROGER HOWES Page and Stage I (Pres.) 2, 3; Track I: Art Club 3 . . . His pet peeve is people who keep to them- selves . . . His favorite pastime is attending parlies ... He intends to join the Navy and make a ca- reer of it ... He is always saying I give up. What? JAMES HUTCHINSON Hutch Key Club I . . . After graduation he hope� to attend Foie River Ap- prenticeship School . . . Hi� sup- pre� � ed desire i to be liked by everyone . . . Hi� pet peeve� are girl� who show off. and people that arc never on lime. JOSEPH IACOBUCCI Joe Soccer I. 2. 3 ... Hi favorite pavtime� arc dating and traveling . . . Hi� pet peeve i conceited peo- ple .. . Joe'� favorite subject are mathematic and mechanical draw- ing ... He ho| c to be a building contractor. SANDRA JACKSON Sandi Chorti� I. 2. 3 . . . What are you. omc kind of a nut or something? . . . I.ikes riding in Al’s M.G. . . . Pet peeve-people who are always late . . . Want to travel ... I� al- ways talking . . . Plan to gel mar- ried . . . Like� her studies in 208. MARY JELLOW Puddin' Pep Club I. 2. 3; C.A.A. 2. 3; Fu- tute Homemakers I. 2. 3: Girl Club 2. 3: Tri-Hi Y 3 . . . Mary i planning to become a beautician . . . Her suppressed desire is to model in Paris . . . Her favorite pastime is spending money. JOHN JOHNSON Swede Hockey 1.2. . . Hi hobby is count- ing pennies . . . His favorite sub- ject is mathematics . . . After grad- uation he intends to join the serv- ice .. . His suppressed desire is to become a banker. All together now. I-2-3 J. KENNETH JOHNSON Ken Ken- favorite pastime is eating . . . His favorite saying is Who. me?” . . . He likes boat ... He took the general course in high school and has no definite plan for the future. JUDITH JOHNSON Judy Cheerleading 2: I'ep Club I: Cho- rus I. 2 . . . Judy’ pet peeve is conceited people . . . Her favorite subject i typing . . . Judy i known for her blonde hair . . . After grad- uation she ItojK’s to marry. LORRAINE JOHNSON Lottie Tri-Hi Y 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3: Pep Club 3: Pony 3 . . . Lorraine hope to go to a secretarial school . . . Her favorite subject is typing . . . Her pet peeve is conceited peo- ple . . . She enjoys listening to the radio and driving her car. 43 PAUI. JOHNSON Chorus I. 2; French Club (Pm.) 2: Debating Club I . . . Hit pet peeve iv girls who chew gum con- stantly . . . His suppresses! desite is to break the sound barrier over Q.H.S. . . . His favorite subject is aeronautics . . . Ho| cs to attend college and then to be an Air Force navigator. SANDRA JOHNSON Sandy Radio Club I; Scliolaistiip (dub I. 2. 3; Page and Stage 2; Spanish Club (Pres.) 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Her favorite pavlime is bowling . . . Sandy's | et peeve is conceited peo- ple . . . She is known for her red hair . . . She wants to own a con- vertible. SHARON JONES F.T.A. I. 2 (Pres.) 3: Library Stall 1 (Sec.) 2. (Pres.) 3; Coldenrod Literary Staff 3; G.A.A. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2 (Sec.) 3; Page and Stage 2: Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3 . . . I.ikes to spend her spare time bowling . . . She hopes to become a teacher . . . Sharon's secret ambition is to go parachute jumping. JERRILYN JOYCE Jerri C.A.A. 2, 3: Writers Workshop 2; Future Nurses 3; Page am! Stage 3; Chorus 3 . . . Enjoys swimming and dancing . . . Her pet peeve is conceited people . . . Wants a new convertible, someday . . . After graduation wants to attend either modeling, hairdressing or secretarial school. GEORGE KALI I. George has very good taste in cloth- ing. am! his favorite pastime is buy- ing clothes . . . George's suppressed desire is to Ik marooned on an island with a harem . . . His pet peeve is girls who can look him in the eye . . . After graduation George hopes to go to college and major in engineering. The mad dash P PAUL KARHU Cal Spanish Club 2. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3; Coldenrod Literary Staff 2. 3 . . . Paul's favorite sub- ject is mathematics . . . Hopes to become an electrical engineer . . . His favorite saying is Wha cha trying' to prove? . . . Favorite pastime is making money. EDWARD KEITH Ted Ted's suppressed desire is to spend a six month vacation in the South Seas ... He hopes to have a job that will take him around the world . . . He likes to spend his free time ei- ther swimming or working on his car . . . His pet peeve is being broke. BRIAN J. KELLEY Kel Brian likes to spend his free time with his friends . . . His pet peeve is first lunch, especially the group of sophomores . . . His favorite subject is Problems of Democracy . . . After graduation he plans to enter the Navy for two years. GERRIE KENNEDY Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Cho- rus 3 . . . Gerrie's pet peeve is peo- ple who are always late . . . Her secret ambition is to own her dream car . . . Earth science is Gerrie's favorite subject . . . She hopes to become a hairdresser. 44 THOMAS KENNEY T.K. Track I, 2; Crow-Country I: Clio- rue I . . . His fasoritc pastime is driving his little green bug (car) . . . His favorite subject is chem- istry . . . His pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . His favorite saying is Where's the party? . . . He plans to attend a business school. CATHERINE KENNY Cathy Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3: Page and Stage 2. 3: Chorus 3 . . . Her pet peeve is boys with tempers . . . Her secret ambition is to live in California . . . Cathy's favorite subject is sew- ing . . . After graduation she plans to attend a school of modeling and designing. IIAROI.I) KIBITZ Sandy Sandy's favorite pastime is pla ing hockey . . . His pet peeve is run- ning out of gas . . . He hopes to retire at an early age . . . His fa- vorite saying is I can see the head- lines now! . . . Favorite subject b English . . . Hopes to become an automotive engineer. LOIS KJEL1.ANDER G.A.A. I: Future Nurses Club I. 2. 3; I’cp Club I: Baton Squad I. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Page and Stage I . . . She likes to spend her free time driving . . . Her suppressed desire is to buy a white Cadillac convertible . . . Her favorite sub- ject is cooking in dietetics . . . Plans to become a nurse. 9.998 • 9.999 ROBERT KOLSON Bob Football 3 . . . Secret ambition is to see Quincv beat Brockton . . . He likes to spend his free time with a V3” blue-eyed blonde . . . His pet peeve is girls who drink . . . His favorite saying iv See ya later. . . . Bob has no definite plans for the future and took the general course. BARBARA KOREY Barb Pep Club I. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Barbara's pet | ceve is con- ceited boys . . . Her favorite pas- time is driving a 1958 Plymouth . . . Her favorite subject is shorthand . . . Secret ambition is to see Quincy bcat Brockton . . . She's known for her constant smile. GEORGE KOREY George That's what you think . . . Stud- ied auto mechanics . . . His favor- ite pastime is working on a ’-II car . . . Secret ambition is to own a bike . . . Plans to be a me- chanic . . . Likes science . . . His pet peeve is a certain someone. MILDRED KOSI.OWSKI Milly D.E.C.A. Club 3; Future Homemak- ers Club I, 2. 3 . . . Known for her nice clothes and her unusual hair- dos . . . Has bright smile for every- one. LINDA KRAS1NSK1 l.m Cheering 2. 3: G.A.A. 1; Glee Club I: Library Staff I: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Lin likes to spend her free time swimming in the summer and trying to ski in the winter . . . Her pet peeve is people who tell her what to do as she's about to do it . . . Art is her favorite subject. 45 BARBARA KRISTIAN Rwby C.A.A. 2; Biikdbill 2: Pcp Club I. 2. 3; Glee Club I: Nominating Committee 2: Ciri Club I. 2. S: Chorus I. 2. 3: Tri-lli-Y 2, 3 . . . Her pet pec c i | coplc ibat think they're great . . . English i her favorite ubje ! . . . Site hopes to attend Chandler Secretarial School. GERALDINE KUSSER Geri Pep Club I: Tennis Club I; Future Nurses Club 2 . . . Her pet peeve i% kids that drink . . . She took the general course . . . After giaduation Ccri hope to become a nurse in the Army . . . Studies in 208 on Mon- days and Fridays are her favorite subject in school. RONAI.I) LaBONTE Ronnie look up TV in Quincy Trade School . . . Spend his free time working on television . JIM LACOSTE GoUienrod Business Staff 3 . . . He enjoys sailing, dancing, and playing pool . . . His secret ambition is to go to Alaska . . . Jim is known for his many vests . . . During his senior year. Jim elected the general course . . . After graduation Jim hopes to go into the L'.S. Coast Guard. FRANCIS LANDERS Frank Frank enjoys weight lifting . . . His I set | ccve is boys who wait on girls hand and foot . . . Hi secret ambition is to have an easy job with high pay ... He ha no delinite plan for the future . . . He took the general course. WILLIAM LANDRY Hilt Football I. 2: Hockey I. 2. 3 . . . Hi favorite pastime is riding his Vespa motor scooter . . . Hi | et l ecvc i cra v women drivers . . . Bill's secret ambition is to own a motorcycle . . . Gvm is his favorite subject . . . After graduation he intends to join the Marine Corps. JOANNE LANGDON Jo Pep Club I. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Jo's favorite pastime is driving cars . . . Her pet peeve is con- ceited boy . . . Shorthand is her favorite subject ... Jo would like to sec Quincy win all the football games for one season . . . Favorite saying is Ya, sure! CAROLYN LANGE Carole Carole's favorite pastime is driving a 1956 Ford . . . Her pet peeve is boys who love to work on cars . . . Good grief . . . Carole enjoys guidance best of all her subjects. WILLIAM LANGE Willie Willie can usually be found at a bowling alley during his leisure time . . . He hopes to become a million- aire. someday . . . English, with a certain male teacher, is his favorite subject in school . . . His favorite saying is Cut it out.” Hitting the Ixsoks 46 JEANETTE LA ROSA Jeanie dice Club 3 . . . Jeanie's pet peeve i' boys who arc lire classroom low in . . . Her fasorite saying is Yaklct . . . She has ii.iiur.il curls, lor which she is (hankful . . . English is her fa ori(e subject . . . She hopes to become a secretary after graduation. This is a . . . DAVIl) LAURETTO I.at ado Basketball 2 . . . “My clog has fleas . . . He likes to spend his time play- ing basketball, flying model planes, and being with girls . . . His pet peeve is bashful girls . . He loves to sleep . . . Hopes to be a pattern maker . . . Will join the Air Force soon. XOREEN LAURI A Li I one I’cp Club 1. 2. 3: Chorus I: Glee Club I . . . Her pet peeve is home- work . . . Noreen's secret ambition is to have her own car . . . Oh ya. sure, okay.” . . . Noreen took the commercial course . . . Hopes to get married after graduation. PAULA LEAL Pep Club 2 . . . Oh, no! is her fasorite sating . . . Paula likes dancing and spends as much lime as possible doing this . . . She hopes to be a dancing teacher . . . People who are impossible to make friends with is her pet peeve . . . Wants to marry a millionaire. SANDRA LEAVITT Peanult Pep Club I; Girls Club 1; I ri-Hi-Y 2 . . . What do you say kidr . . . Her | ct peeve is boys who are al- ways late . . . Sandra ho|ies to some- day go to California . . . While at Quines she elected the business course . . . Clerical Office Practice is her favorite subject. SANDRA LEM AY Sandy G.A.A. 3: Page and Stage 2, 3; Trl-Hi-Y 2, 3 . . . Sandy's favorite sating is Bu rofl . . . Her sup- pressed desire is to throw a party in the auditorium . . . English is her favorite subject . . . Her future plans include going into dramatics. CARMELLA LEONE Millie Pep Club I: Page and Stage I; Fu- ture Nurses I: Chorus 2 . . . She dislikes people who think they're tops . . . C.O.P. is her favorite subject . . . What a panic. is her fasorite saying . . . Secret ambition is to go to Hawaii . . . Plans to lie a secretary. DONALD LEVANGIE Don Don took the college course . . . His |iet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Chemistry is his fasorite subject . . . Wants to own a hot rod . . . He would like to attend the Maritime Academy after graduation . . . He likes to spend his fire time with his girl friend. KAREN LEVINSON IVp Club I: Spanish Club I. 2; Pony Ex pie a I. 2: Chorus I, 2: (dee Club I: Tri-Hi Y 2. 3 . . . Her pet peeve is getting mysterious phone calls . . . Karen's secret am bition it to own a 1939 red Bonne- ville convertible . . . She likes to go for rides on weekends . . . Ho| ct to be a denial hygienist. 47 BKRXAKD L’HOTE Bernie Bcrnic took up sheet metal work and wants to lie a sheet metal me- chanic after graduation . _ . |fis | ei peeve is girls who are stuck up . . . His suppressed desire is to race cars . . . lie likes to work on his car. THOMAS LIBBY Spring head Tom’s favorite pastime is bowling ... He dislikes people who arc always making excuses . . . His se- cret ambition is to fly a plane . . . English is his favorite subject . . . After graduation lie plans to become a policeman. PAMELA LINDGREN Pam Pam's favorite pastime is listening to Johnny Mathis records . . . That’s beside the point” is her favorite saying . . . Suppressed de- sire is to keep going when she is on her way to the Goddington for guidance . . . Her favorite subject is ait . . . Pam wants to be a hair- dresser. ARNOLD J. L1SCO.MBE Arnte Baseball I. 2. 3: Football 2. 3; Win- ter 'I rack 3 . . . Sports arc his fa- vorite activities . . . His suppressed desire is to parachute oil the Em- pire State Building . . . Chemistry is his favorite subject . . . His pet l ceic is hard luck cases . . . Wants to be a linoivpist. ”1 wonder if he'll like it KATHLEEN LITTLE Kathy Chorus I: Future Homemaker I; Future Nurses 3 . . . Kathy’s favor- ite pastime are swimming, dancing, and boating . . . Her pet peeves arc clicpies and boys who drink . . . English is her favorite subject . . . After graduating Kathy intends to be a hairdresser. MARSHA LITTLEWOOD Cheerleading (Head) 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Page and Stage I. 2. 3 . . . Mar- sha likes to s|M-nd her spare time either dancing, sewing, or being with Ouic . . . She took the college course . . . Her future plans in- clude going to a secretarial school. RICHARD LOMBARDI Dick His favorite sport is football . . . He enjoys working on cars . . . Ile- is known for blushing easily . . . He dislikes oral book reports . . . His suppressed desire is to graduate . . . Enjoy listening to popular ja . . . . Just resting! JANICE LOTH Jan Jan took the commercial course . . . Her pet peeve is people who think they are better than anyone else . . . She likes to spend her free time with her boyfriend from the Trade School . . . Dr. Education is her favorite subject . . . Jan says she's always eating. LESLIE LOUD 1st Chorus I. 2. 3; (dee Club I. 2. 3: Page and Stage I: French Club 2 . . . Leslie enjoys swimming and dancing . . . Her secret ambition is to Ik- a musical comedy dancer . . . She is going to continue study- ing dancing . . . She dislikes peo- ple who show off . . . Math is her favorite subject. C. MICHAEL LUNDIN Mike Football I. 2. S . . . Mike think that there are loo many people at first lunch and lists this a his pet peeve . . . His secret desire is to have a new Corvette every year . . . Mike took lire college course and hope to go to college . . . German is hi favorite subject. PATRICIA LYNCH Pat G.A.A. I. 2. 5: Chorus 2: Page and Stage 3; Nurses Club 3: Girl Club 2. 3; TriHiY (Pres.) 2. 3 . . . Her favorite saying is Peel me a grape!! . . . Pat loves to eat ... A nose with a smile . . . Swinging on a vine through the corridors is Iter suppressed desire . . . Pat hojtes to be a nurse. PAUL LYNCH l.ynrhie Paul is studsing the course in auto mechanics . . . Hi favorite subjects are math and automotive science . . . His pet peeve is shaving . . . He hope to own his own business in tlte future. MARIANNE LYONS •Van Tennis I: Basketball I: Badminton I: Latin (dub I: Tri Hi Y I; Pony F.xpreu 2. 3: Art Club 2: National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Site enjoy water skiing, drawing, and knitting . . . Her favorite subject is F.nglish . . . Nan hopes to lie an artist or to join the Peace Corps. BARBARA MacDONAl.I) Barb G.A.A. I. 2. 3: Library Staff I (Vice Pres.) 2. 3; Chapel Choir 2. 3: Chorus 2. 3: Girls Glee Club I; French Club 3: National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Barbara hopes to become a surgical nurse . . . She likes to spend her time playing the piano or organ. I.nrky fellow ELAINE Mac DONALD Chorus I: Art Club 2 . . . Elaine enjoys skating and liowling . . . Her secret ambition is to travel around the world ... Of all of the subjects in her general course speech is Iter favorite . . . You kidding? . . . Her pet peeve is people who interrupt her . . . Plan to go to work. JOANNE MacDOUGALL Jo Chorus I. 2. 3: Glee Club I; Future Nurses Club 2. 3 ... Jo enjoys dating, eating, and making pir a . . . She dislikes boys who act childish . . . A good lime or what? . . . Her big desire is to go to Bermuda with some girl friends . . . Plans to go to a nursing school. NANCY Mac IN TOSH S'antz Chcerleading 2. 3: Glee Club I, 2 (Treas. 2): Library Staff I. 2: G.A.A. I; National Honor Society 2. 3: F.T.A. 3; French Club 3 . . . “And how much do I owe you? . . . Favorite pastime—swimming . . . Wants to teach elementary school . . . Suppressed desire—to be a Hawaiian beachcomber. RICHARD MACKEY Rickey I hear all. and I see all. for I am the Whisperer. . . . His hobby is baseball . . . Wants to be a radio announcer . . . Hopes to attend Emerson Radio School . . . Mod- ern European History is his favorite subject . . . His pet peeve is snobby girls. DONALD Mac KIN NON Mac While at Trade School he decided to study technical electronic . . . I’ct peeve—Trade School isn't coed . . . Enjoys listening to stereo . . . Electronic theory class is his favor- ite . . . He hopes to be an elec- tronic technician. ALFRED Macl.EAN AI Hello there, how arc your . . . Enjoys parties and dances . . . His secret desire is to own a Corvette . . . Elected the general course . . . People with new car make him mad . . . Wants to make a lot of money. ARLEEN MacLEAN Mueca G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Fu- ture Nurses I. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Hi!” . . . Like swimming and dancing . . . Her pet peeve— selfish and impolite people . . . Suppressed desire i let . . . know she's still here . . . Known for being bashful . . . Plans to become a nurse. SANDRA Mac MINN Sandy G.A.A I: Girls Club I. 2: Chorus I, 2 . . . Take a break is her favorite saying . . . Her secret am- bition is to go to Europe . . . Sandy's favorite pastime is talking on the telephone . . . After grad- uation Sandy hopes to work in an office. ROBERT MacPHEE Mac So where do you want to go? . . . He enjoys riding around in his free time . . . His suppressed desire is to own a Corvette . . . Mac wants to go to a technical school after graduation. Hope it works DIANE MAHONEY Casper What do you have for lunch? . . . Diane's pet peeve—jealous boy friends . . . She is never seen alone . . . Can be seen going over to Trade to see him . . . Spends her time driving Pop's big Caddy . . . She plans to spend a year in beautician school. EDWARD MAHONEY Ed How are ya? is his favorite say- ing . . . Hi pet peeve is fast cars with slow drivers . . His secret ambition is to have the fastest car in Quincy ... Ed say that he's irresponsible ... He wants to be a sanitary engineer . . . 'look up plumbing in school. MARCIA MAIOI.ATF.SI Marsh G.A.A. 2. 3; Future Nurses 1. 2. 3; Page and Stage 3: Girls Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Treas.) ... She enjoys going out with the girls . . . Pet peeve is boys who act big . . . She would like to shrink two inches . . . Hopes to become a nurse . . . Marylou.” FRANK MALON0 Mai Football 2. 3 . . . Frank likes to pass his leisure time playing various sports . . . His pet peeve is girls who smoke ... He is taking the business course . . . Favorite sub- jects are social studies and science . . . He would like to become an accountant. 50 ADELE MARCOTTF. C.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3; Nunes Club 2. 3: Pane and Stage 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; I’ony Expreu 3; Girl� Club 3: Choru 3 . . . Ye M'am—yes Sir. . . . Her favorite pastime is rug braiding . . . Favor- ite subjects are shorthand and typ- ing . . . She hopes to be a traveling secretary. BRENDA MARCUS Pep Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 1 . . . Nat- urally . . . Her pet peeve is people who act a if they know everything . . . Brenda's secret ambition is to marry a millionaire . . . Brenda hopes to be either a dental hygienist or a reservationist for an air lines. SALLY MARIN Sal Glee Club 2: G.A.A. I; Pep Club 1: Chorus I . . . She dislikes conceited people . . . nickel-dime . . . Would like to take a trip around the world . . . She enjoys vacation- ing in New Hampshire . . . Her favorite subject is C.O.P. . . . Un- decided about the future. SILVIA MARINI Sib If you say so. . . . She dislikes boys who think that they arc it” . . . Her secret ambition i to travel all around the world . . . While at Quincy High School, Silvia elected the business course . . . After grad- uation she hopes to be an I.B.M. operator. Good aim 1 FRANK MARINO Soot Football I, 2, 3; Winter Track I. 2 . . . Yea I know it.” . . . Plans to be a bachelor . . . His favorite pastime is cars . . . Known for his good looks . . . Hopes to beat the draft . . . Pet peeve is people who think they know everything. ROSEMARIE MAR TELL Rose G.A.A. I, 2, 3 . . . Rose elected the business course and hopes to be- come a secretary . . . Her secret ambition is to marry a millionaire . . . Her favorite pastime is eating piua . . . She dislikes conceited boys ... I doubt it.” RICHARD MASTRIANNI Dirk Dick's taking the general course at Q.H.S. . . . His favorite pastime is working on cars . . . His pet peeve —staying in the house . . . After graduation he plans to go in the service. LOUIS MASTROIANNI Louie Spends his time working on his car . . . His pet peeve is staying in at night . . . Louie would like to make the Navy his career . . . Known for his fondness of eating . . . He is taking the general course and his favorite subject is—study . . . Hi. guy . JUDITH MATTES Judy G.A.A. I, 2 . . . Oh well. . . . Favorite pastime is cartoon drawing . . . Her pet | ceve is an insulting person . . . She hojscs to do a lot of traveling . . . Known for her even disposition . . . After grad- uation she plans to attend a busi- ness school . . . Favorite subject is typing. 51 Paris beauties BETH ANN MATTSON C.A.A. I; Chcerlcading Squad 2, S; Glee Club I: Future Nunes 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3 . . . Oh for Petes sake! . . . Her secret ambition is to go to Sun Valley . . . Her favorite sub- ject is chemistry . . . Beth elected the college course in high school . . . Plans to go into nurses training. JANICE MATTULINA Jan Hi a bub! . . . Her favorite pastime is bowling, particularly on Saturday nights . . . Jan's pet peeve is bossy people . . . Her secret am- bition is to trascl and to make a million . . . She wants to be an office worker and then she wants to marry . . . English is her fasorite subject. JANE MAY Class Secretary; Baton Squad 2, 3: Future llomemaken 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3: Chorus I, 2, 3: Glee Club I. 2. 3 . . . “Oh. really . . . Enjoys listening to records and bowling . Pel peeve—being called Joanne . . . Plans to attend business school. JOANNE MAY Class Treasurer; Future Nurses 2. 3: Glee Club I; Baton Squad 2. 3; Fu- ture Homemakers 2, 3 . . . Likes anything but school . . . Wants to marry rich ... Is a twin ... Pet peeve—being called Jane . . . Joanie wants to become a nurse. laurel McAllister l.aura Pep Club 3; Tri-HI-Y 2 (Trcas.) 3: Goldenrod Business Staff 2. 3: Pony 3 . . . That's my song.” ... Pet peeve—boys that bite their nails . . . Laura hopes to have her picture taken some day on the Pony . . . Plans to attend a business school and become a legal secretary. CHARLES McALPINE Charlie Charlie is taking the college pre- paratory course . . . His favorite sub- ject is mechanical drawing . . . His pet peeve is first lunch . . . Charlie's suppressed desire is to own a 1962 Fuel Injected Corvette ... He hopes to attend a college next year. KATHLEEN McBRIDE Kathy Kathy's favorite subject is typing . . . After graduation she hopes to get a job as a secretary . . . Has long, brown hair . . . She likes to spend her free lime swimming . . . Her pet peeve it excessive drinking by bo s . . . Says You nut! You idiot! . . . Secret ambition is to marry him. 52 MAUREEN McCarthy Renne G.A.A. 3; Girls Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Nurses Club I . . . She hates bony boys . . . Her plans include a ca- reer as a nurse . . . Her suppressed desire is to join the Navy . . . Ren- nc's favorite subject is algebra . . . She loves to eat. TERRANCE MCCARTHY Terry Golf Team 2. 3: Page and Stage 3 . . . Get with it is his favorite saying . . . While at Quincy High Terry elected the business course . . . His favorite subject is C.O.P. II . . . He hopes to be an accountant. DONNA McDONOUCH Glee Club I. 2: Chorus 2 . . . While at Quincy Hitch School Donna took the business course . . . Her favorite comment is really . . . She plane to become a nurse after graduation, although she hat no definite scltool in mind as yet. JANE MeDOUGALL Girls Club 2: G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 2: Girls Glee Club I; Mixed Glee Club 2. 3: Chorus 2. 3; Tri-HI-Y 2, 3 . . . “Skip it is her favorite saying . . . Jane's pet peeve is a yellow or green car . . . She enjoys going for rides . . . Math is Jane's favorite subject . . . She plans to be a private secretary. NOREEN McGUIRE Rene Baton Squad 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Vice Pres.) . . . Norecn is taking the business course and hopes to become a private secretary . . . Her pet peeve is people who are late . . . Her favorite subject is Business Machines Operation. FRANCIS McKAY Frank Frank is taking the course in auto mechanics . . . He likes to spend a lot of lime working on his car . . . His favorite subject is science. DONEL McKENZIE Dan Winter Track 2: Spring Track 2 . . . Has a suppressed desire to copy his homework from someone else . . . His special trait is always being late for school . . . Favorite sub- ject is math ... Pel peeve-girls who smoke . . . Plans to attend Northeastern University. ALICE MCLAUGHLIN Al G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Girls Club I. 2 . . . Favorite subjects are studio and lunch . . . Site dislikes homework . . . Hoi secret ambition is to have Dr. Christie as a student . . . En- joys howling and singing. JOHN McMANN Jerry Baseball 2. 3; Page and Stage 3: Coldenrod Business Stall 3 . . . Have a happy . . . Jerry likes to s| end his lime boating . . . Pet peeve— people who think they arc great . . . Suppressed desire is to be a millionaire. JAMES Me MANX'S Bua He is known for wearing multi- colored shirts . . . Cars occupy most of his time . . . His favorite sub- ject is mathematics . . . Pet peeve- girls who wear too much make-up . . . Hi girls! . . . He's taking the college course . . . Plans to enter college. ANNE-MARIE MEAGHER Anne G.A.A. I, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Treat.): Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3: Go denrod 2. 3: Scholarship Club I, 2, 3: Page and Stage I. 2. 3: Pony Expreu 2. 3: Ring Com- mittee 2; Nominating Committee 2: National Honor Society 2. 3: News- writers' 3. When's lunch? 53 GEORGE MELVILLE Football I. 2. 3: Baseball 1: Bas- ketball 2. 3 . . . George's suppressed desire is to see the Red Sox wm the world series ... He is known to be alwass smiling ... He is taking a general course and is un- decided about the future. DAVID MENDALL Dave You better believe it! . . . Dave is taking the general course . . . His favorite subject is general math . . . Pet peeve is homework . . . Plans to go into the Navy for two year . WALTER MERRIAM Hally Attended Quincy Trade School . . . Hopes to become a sheet metal worker after graduating. PETER METCALF Frenchie Enjoys swimming . . . Would like to go surfboard-riding at Waikiki Beach . . . Later! . . . His pet peeve is a certain 1!M8 Plymouth convertible coupe . . . Can never say no . . . Followed the Electrical course . . . Would like to become a Master Electrician. Is that SO? BARBARA MICHAUD Barby Barbara took the distributive edu- cation course in her senior year . . . Her pet peeve is people who make fun of other people . . . She hope to marry in ) or f years ... I don't know.” JOSEPHINE MIGNOSA Jo tie Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . Arc you serious?” . . . Her pet peeve is conceited boys . . . Secretly wants to marry a mil- lionaire and have twins . . . Likes riding around in the new car . . . Jorie's taking the business course . . . Favorite subject—shorthand . . . Plans to become a secretary. PAUL MIGNOSA Football I: D.E.C.A. 3 . . . You're of! your nut . . . Paul's hobbies are girls and cars . . . His pet peeve is conceited girls . . . D.E. after- noon sessions is his favorite subject . . . He can be found meeting new girls . . . Plans to go active in the Navy. GEORGE MILLER George plans to join the Navy after graduation . . . His favorite pastime is listening to the radio ... He wants to find a job with little work and much pay . . . His favorite subject is Problem of Democracy. ROBERT MINA Bob Basketball 1, 2. 3: Baseball I. 2. 3: Cross Country 2: Football 2; Cho- rus 3 . . . My gas tank i low! . . . Hi favorite subject is mathe- matics . . . Bob would like to reach the minor leagues in baseball . . . After graduation he hopes to go to a business school. 54 KEVIN' MITCHELL Mitch Taking the college course ... Pec peeve-homework . . . You arc wicked” . . . His suppressed desire is to sleep (or a month . . . favorite pastime-working around hones . . . Homeroom period is the best period in the day for him . . . Plans to go to college. ROBERT MOOD Bobby Bobby is taking the general course and plans to go to art school after graduation ... He likes to spend his free time painting and drawing . . . Hopes to graduate . . . Hey Harry. MAUREEN MITCHELL Spanish Club 2. 3; (ilee Club I; Goldenrod 3; Baton Squad 2. 3 (Head of Whites 3): Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Vice Pres. 2. 3) . . . Oh my Cosh!” . . . Enjoy twirling and dancing . . . Pet peeve is boys who complain about women drivers . . . Hopes to own a convertible . . . Plans to go to secretarial school. LINDA MOBERG Lynn Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Bony Express 2. 3 . . . Is he nice or what! . . . Likes to be with a certain some one . . . Girls who light over boys is her pet peeve . . . Lynn would love to talk to the President . . . She can usually be found Goofing-olf . . . After graduation she plans to be a beautician. ROBERT MONAHAN Bob Chorus I; Page and Stage I . . . Ya right.” . . . Bub's pel peeve is women drivers , . . While at Quin- cy, Bob elected the business course . . . English is his favorite subject . . . Bob ho| cs to join the State Police Force. JOHN MORAN Big M. John plans to join the service after graduation . . . His pet peeve is kids that drink ... He wants to lie a lion tamer . . .His favorite subject is M.F.H. One more accident . . . DANIEL MORIN Danny Favorite saying is What arc you some kind of nut?” . . . Likes to spend all his spare time with his hobby, girls . . . Dislikes adults who pick on teenagers . . . Wants more than anything else to grad- uate . . . Wants to join the army after he works this summer . . . Likes mechanical drawing. ELLEN MORRIS Elite Baton Squad 2 (Head of Squad) 3: (dee Club I, 2: Chorus I, 2 . . . Ellen plans to go to Hart’s modeling school . . . She is taking the busi- ness course . . . Her favorite subject is O.M.O. . . . Are you out of your mind?” ROBER I MOWLFS The Rebel “Head her off at the pan” is his favorite saying ... He enjoys pho- tography in his free time . . . cheating at cards is his pet peeve . . . In the future Bob hopes to obtain a good status rating in the field of technical photography. 55 JAMES MULLARKEY Mouse Jim look ihc auto body course at Trade School . . . Hopes lo own his own aulo body chop . . . His bus desire is to own a Corvette . . . His favorite pastime—working on his car . . . His i ct peeve—also working on his car . . . What’s the scoop? GERALD J. MULLIN' Apples! . . . Likes horses, cars, and girls . . . Physics is his favorite subject . . . Pet peeve—fat girls . . . Suppressed desire is to go to Alaska . . . His character trait is getting up in the middle of the night . . . He's taking the college course. PATRICIA MUNROE Hat Tri Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . C’est la vie! . . . Pat enjoys skiing and dancing . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Her secret ambition is to visit Italy . . . Known for her honesty and friendliness . . . Favorite subject— English . . . Wants to be a secretary or a stenographer. GEORGE MURPHY Murph Track I; Chorus I; Key Club 1 . . . Favorile pastime-the Drum Corps Crusaders . . . His suppressed desire it to answer a teacher back . . . Pet peeve—gelling slapped across the face . . . Known for his white con- vertible . . . He's taking the col- lege course . . . Plans to go to col- lege. STEWART L. MURRAY Mahonny Be sure brain is engaged before putting mouth in gear . . . Taking machine shop practice . . . Likes cars, work, and tennis . . . His pet peeve is loud, noisy people . . . Suppressed desire is to be a jr. high school teacher . . . Plans to attend Wentworth. HARRIET MYERS Known for her long hair ... Is athletic . . . Her secret ambition is to make the honor roll . . . Her l ct peeve is stuck up boys . . . Always saying “Where's Judy? I)o it this way LEONARD NADEAU Lenny His favorite saying is Lunch! . . . A Quincy Trade School stu- dent. he studied electronics. His pet peeve is having no money . . . Science is his favorite subject . . . He wants to be an electronics tech- nician. GENE NATTIE Geno Football I. 2. 3: Hockey I. 2. 3: Baseball I. 2. 3: Scholarship (Vice Pres.) 2: Student Council 2: Vice President of Senior Class . . . His pel peeve is |x-oplc who ask What happened? after losing a game . . . Wants to go around the world . . . Plans to go to college. 56 ALBERT NELSON AI AI is taking the electrical course at Quincy Trade . . . His pet peeve is girls who smoke in public . . . His favorite pastime is swimming . . . His special character trait is forgetting things. GLADYS M. NEWTON Gee (or Smiley) Page and Stage 2; Glee Club I; Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . Everybody knows I'm a nut. . . . I.ikcv to go to movio and hotkey games ... Pel peeve is people who think that they are tops . . . Ix vcs hotkey . . . Her suppressed desire is to betome an actress. FRANCES NIGRELLI Franny Chorus I, 2. 3 . . . Franny cletted the business tourse . . . Her pet peeve is sophistitated boys . . . Spctial character trait is that she's always chewing gum . . . English is her favorite subject . . . Hopes to marry soon after graduation. JOAN NIGRO Joan te F.H.A. 3; Girls Club I . . . Joan is taking the general course . . . She wants to become a beautician . . . Her favorite subject is sewing . . . Her favorite pastime is spend- ing time with that certain someone. WILLIAM NOLAN Bill Basketball I, 2, 3 . . . So long. . . . Basketball is his favorite sub- ject outside school . . . His pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Bill's suppressed desire is to retire at 21 . . . M.E.H. is his favorite subject . . . He took the college course and hopes to go to college after high . , school. 1 wonder FLORENCE NOONAN Flo Page and Stage 2; French Club 2. 3 . . . Flo's suppressed desire is to be a brownie in Mr. Owen's class . . . Her |� et peeve is the crowded girl's room at lunch . . . Was a cheerleader for a summer . . . She plans to teach school . . . Favorite subject—drivers cd. . . . Favorite saying— Mm-k. CAROL NOONS Carol Chorus I, 2. 3 . . . She enjoys read- ing and eating . . . She dislikes people who are unpunctual . . . She looks forward to leaving 208 when the bell rings . . . Oh. heck! ■ . . Is following the business course . . . Plans to be an airline hostess. RUSSELL W. NOR I) Run Photography is his hobby . . . His pet peeve is women drivers . . . Russ says that lunch is the best part of his day . . . He hopes to be a photographer . . . Elected the gen- eral course. DAVIl) NOR I ON Dave Baseball 2 . . . Dave is studying the college course but plans to join the service . . . His pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . His suppressed desire is to relite at 25. WILLIAM NOT A Bill Oh beautiful! ... Pet peeve- girls who smoke . . . He is known for his crew cut . . . Bill is taking the general course this year . . . He likes to spend his time working on cars . . . After graduation, he wants to be a manager. 57 CAMILLA OBRIEN Cammy Pep Club 2. 3: G.A.A. I. 5: Na- tional Honor Society 2: Pony Ex- press 3: Future Nurse Club 3; Cho- rus 3: Girls Club 3: Page and Stage 3 . . . Enjoy driving . . . Hope to travel around the world . . . Her favorite subject i shorthand . . . Hopes to be a secretary. GEORGE E. O'CONNELL Chip Football 2. 3 . . . Are you kid- ding? . . . Favorite pastime is re- pairing radios ... Pet peeve is people who don't mind their own business . . . Chip is a good tooth- pick chewer . . . Favorite subject is Problems of Democracy . . . Plans to become a radio announcer in the future. PETER O'CONNELL Okie Student Council (Vice Pres. 3): Prom Committee (Chairman); Gold- enrod Staff: Key Club I, 2. 3: Track 2: Pete's pet peeve is women drivers . . . He is taking the college course and plans to attend Northeastern . . . His suppressed desire is to go to Hawaii. KENNETH OLSEN Ken Here we go again! . . . His pet peeve—little things like money . . . Ken's taking technical electronics . . . His favorite subject is applied electronic theory . . . Suppressed desire is to be an electronics engi- neer . . . Plans to attend prep school and then college. HARRY OI-SON Harry Soccer 1. 2. 3; Winter Track: Spring Track I, 2. 3 . . . Following the Vocational course . . . Dislikes most girls . . . Better late than never! . . . Enjoys being with that certain someone . . . Known for trying to do the right thing . . . Likes skating. RICHARD OLSON Sophomore You bugger. ... He enjoys all sport and sailing . . . Dick’s usu- ally found in the auditorium before 8:30 . . . While at Quincy High School he elected the general course . . . He hopes to be a civil engineer. ROBERT OLSSON Bob Took the electrical course in Trade . . . His pet peeve is assemblies . . . History is Bob's favorite subject . . . His hobby is hshing . . . Plans for the future are indefinite. RONALD ORIOLA Ronnie Who's got the file? . . . Ronnie's favorite pastime is working on his car . . . His pet peeve is women drivers . . . While at Quincy Trade School Ronnie took the sheet metal course . . . His suppressed desire is to move to Arizona. NANCY OSGOOD Xanee G.A.A. I: Page and Stage I; Tri- Hi-Y 5: Glee Club I: National Hon- or Society 2. 3: F.T.A. 2. 3: French Club 3: Chorus 1. 2 . . . Nancy- plans to become a teacher . . . Her favorite subjects are history and French . . . C'est la vie.” Yours looks belter 58 Our gym teachers WILLIAM PACTOVIS Bill Key Club I: German Club I: Schol arship Club 2; Newswriters I; Sci- ence Club 2 . . . Bill wants (o k t college and then become a sci- entist . . . IIi secret ambition is to wore 20 points in a basketball game . . . His favorite subject is mathematics. JAMES PACKANI Jim Jim elected the general course and plaits to join the service alter grad- uation ... He likes to spend a lot of time working on his car . . . His favorite subject is mathematics . . . What's new? JOYCE PAGNANO Pep Club 2: Spanish Club 2: Page and Stage 5: Bony Expreti 3: Tti- Hi-Y 2. 3: Chorus 3 . . . Don't be silly! . . . Enjoys darning, listening to Johnny Mathis records . . . De- spises two-faced people . . . Hopes to visit Hawaii and Italy . . . Plans to be a medical secretary. SUSAN PALERMO Sue Page and -Stage 2. 3 . . . Well you know! . . . Favorite pastime is driving . . . Dislikes being called Sue . . . Her ambition is to get up on water skis . . . Plans to go to college . . . Her favorite subject is history. LINDA PARKER I.in G.A.A I; Girls Club 2: Page and Stage 2: Tri-Hi Y 2. 3: Chorus I. 2. 3 ... I don't understand. . . . Enjoys singing and dancing . . . Hates girls who think they're It” . . . Plans to be an airline steward- ess .. . Known for always talking in class . . . Likes history. VIRGINIA PATRICK Girtny D.E.C.A. 3 . . . I'm hungry! . . . Would like to go to the moon with him . . . Favorite pastime is Drive- Ins .. . Dislikes prejudiced people . . . Is known for over-drawing charge accounts . . . Plans to attend Chamberlain Retailing School . . . Enjoys English. NANCY PATTERSON Nance Chorus I . . . You're kidding . . Enjoys swimming and bowling . . Hopes to become a success . . Plans to work in an office . . . Spc cial trait is being punctual . . Favorite subject is typing. MARILYN PECORARO Mai National Honor Society 2 . . . “Look at yourself before you talk about others. . . . Enjoys reading . . . Despises | eop!e who know every- thing . . . Wants a Pontiac Bonne- ville convertible . . . Plans to at- tend Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School . . . Character trail-quiet. DEANNA PEDERSEN Dena D.E.C.A. 3 . . . What am I going to do now? . . . Enjoys skiing . . . Dislikes girls who own Corvettes . . . Suppressed desire is to join a play boy's key club . . . Plans to marry an orderly . . . Favorite subject is art. 59 THEODORE PELLER EVELYN PENTTILA SANDRA PEPI Ted Band I. 2. 5: Key Club I; Science Club 2: National Honor Society 2 . . . What’ new?” . . . Enjoy� music . . . Despises narrow-minded l eople . . . Desires to go to college and Ik an electrical engineer . . . Favorite subject is physics. Evie G.A.A. I. 2. 5: (dee Club 1, 2: Pep Club I. 2: Trl-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . You want a punch in the nose? . . . Enjoys being with her friends . . . Pet peeves are her sister” and peo- ple who make up her mind for her . . . Plans to attend Chandler . . . Desires to live in Maine. Sandy G.A.A. I; Cheerleading 2. 3; Girls Club 2 . . . May I take your order please? . . . Can always be found car-hopping at Howie’s . . . Pet peeve is conceited people . . . Hopes to own a Corvette . . . Special trait is, says Sandy, the fact that she’s nosey. JEROME PERFECTUO Jerry Football I, 2 . . . His favorite saying is You know . . . Favorite hobby is going to Hojo's” . . . Dislikes girls who go steady . . . Has a special trait to have his car fixed . . . Always acts like a law- ver . . . Plans to be a sanitary engi- neer . . . Enjoys sleeping. Gravy (rain JOANNE PETERS J� Pep Club I. 2. 3: Chorus 2: G.A.A. 2 ... ”1 don’t believe it. . . . En- joys going to football games, bowling and dancing . . . Desires to be a commercial artist or a dancer . . . Pet peeve is conceited people . . . Plans to work in an olfice . . . Fa- vorite subject is O.M.O. CAROL PETERSON Spanish Club 2. 3 (Vice Pres. 3): F.T.A. I. 2, 3 (Librarian 3); Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Chaplain 2. 3): Goldenrod 3: Scholarship Club I, 2: Chorus I . . . What if etc.?’’ . . . Enjoys playing the piano and dancing . . . Pet peeve is two-faced people . . . Plans to be a teacher. LARRY PHILLIPS Larry Library Stall I. 2, 3: Writers Work- shop 3: Page and Stage I. 3: Pony ExprrH 1.3. . . Enjoys writing . . . Pet peeve is homework . . . Desires to leave New England . . . Plans to go to a liberal arts college. JAMES PHINNEY Jim Enjoys outdoor activities, hunting, fishing . . . What arc you. some kind of a nut? . . . Pet peeve is women drivers . . . Desires to slay out on summer vacation until December . . . Plans to go to col- lege. gel a good job and retire with a million . . . Enjoys physics. PAULINE PIKE Polly Chorus I. 2. 3: National Honor So- ciety 2. 3 . . . It’s pathetic . . . Hates conceited people ... I al- ways eating or chewing gum . . . Desires to travel and marry a mil- lionaire . . . Plans to be a secretary . . . Favorite subjects arc shorthand and typing. EILEEN P1NKHAM Favorite pastime is roller skating . . . Aw launch. . . . Pet peeve is con- ceited boys . . . IXcsires to go to Bermuda ... Is always laughing at odd jokes . . . Plans to work (or an airline . . . Favorite subject is typing. RUTH PINKHAM Pinky Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . See if I care. . . . Loves to go to parties or dances . . . Hates boys who think they’re great . . . Desires to dye her hair . . . Is known for her red hair . . . Plans to become a practical nurse . . . Favorite subject is art. JAMES PLANT Cactus Enjoys working on gadgets . . . Favorite saying is Get lost . . . Despises people who love themselves . . . Desires to succeed and visit Texas . . . Selected the General Course. DEANNA POLLARA Dee Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3 . . . Don't get me nervous!” . . . Likes driving around . . . Despises peo- ple who are two-faced . . . Known for her chubby cheeks . . . Must not be separated from the Big Three” . . . Wants to become a secretary . . . Likes shorthand. JAMES POMPEO Jim D.E.C.A. 3 . . . Doesn’t that stretch your neck. . . . Enjoys sleeping . . . Pet peeve is women drivers . . . Desires to own a Chevy convertible . . . Plans to go into retailing . . . Favorite subject is gym. JOHN PORTER Jack Chapel Choir 2. 3; Chorus 3; Band I: F.T.A. 3 . . . You’re kidding of course. . . . Enjoy eating and sleeping ... Pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Hopes to go to college and become a teacher . . . Favorite subject is History. A,S,d.f . . . DAVID POST Daie Winter Track 2. 3; Spring Track I, 2. 3; Cross Country 2: National Honor Society 2 . . . What’s the story? . . . Enjoys Ashing . . . Pet peeve is selfish people . . . Desires to do something great ... Is known for being ambitious . . . Plans to go to college. JOHN POWER Moose What’s the use? . . . John elected the auto mechanics course . . . His pet peeve is hook reports ... He likes to spend his free time working on hit car, a ‘32 Ford . . . His se- cret ambition is to spend a vacation on the French Riviera . . . Plans to join the Navy. 61 MARIK POWER Page and Stage I. 3; Writers Work- shop 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Pep Club I, 2; Coldenrod 3: Chorus I. 2: French Club 2, 3 . . . Really” . . . Likes to eat . . . Dislikes people who aren't on time . . . Desires to travel to Russia . . . Plans to go to college . . . Favorite subject is French. JOHN PRAKOP Jon-Jon Winter Track I. 2: Spring Track I, 2; Band I, 2, 3 . . . That’s nice . . . Likes boating and play- ing the trumpet . . . Hates getting up on cold mornings . . . Desires to be an astronaut . . . Plans to be an engineer . . . Kasorite subject is Science. WILLIAM PUGI.IA Florida Winter Track 2. 3: Cross Country 3: Spring Track 2. 3 . . . “Good thinking . . . Enjoy sports . . . Desires to break a track record . . . Hates docks that give the wrong time . . . Plans to be an architect . . . Favorite subject is trigonometry. DOUGLAS PURSLOW Doug Baseball I; Band I. 2. 3 . . . Good Ford . . . Loves television . . . Despises people who love themselves . . . Desires to be a bachelor . . . Good worker . . . I.ikcs English . . . Plans to be a business man . . . 'Look business course. ROBERT PYYNY Bob Hockey 2 . . . “I'll be right there!” . . . Enjoys ice skating and taking long trips . . . Hates detentions for being tardy . . . Desires to attend the Mardi Gras . . . Special trait laziness . . . Plans to join the Navy or continue education . . . Favorite subject is Earth Science. WILLIAM QUIGLEY Quig Chorus 2 . . . Enjoys boating . . . Favorite saying Why not? . . . Hates the third lunch . . . Desires to own a car . . . Plans to work after graduation . . . Favorite subject is Problems of Democracy . . . Se- lected the general course. (id your feet off the chair PETER QUINN Buddy Football 1.2. . . How’s your love- life? . . . Enjoys fishing, hunting, and dating . . . Dislikes kids who think they know it all . . . Desires to be a playboy ... Is known for getting into trouble . . . Plans to go into the Navy and then be a policeman. MARTHA RALSTON Marty Glee Club I; Library Staff 1, 2. 3 (Treas.): F.T.A. 1. 2. 3 (Vice Pres.); Chapel Choir 2. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Enjoys play- ing piano and sewing . . . Pel peeve is Democrat . . . Desires to visit every state in the Union . . . Plans to be grade school teacher. ROSEMARIE RAMSKIWIZ Favorite pastime is eating . . . Oh cram! . . . Dislikes people who aren't punctual . . . Desires to own a Thunderbird convertible . . . Spe- cial character trait is understanding . . . Plans to go to college . . . Fa- vorite subject is English. RICHARD RAND Kandy Football 2 . . . Sure ... Is quiet and enjoys reading . . . Dislikes busybodies . . . Suppressed desire is to quit school . . . Plans to be- come a mechanical engineer . . . Favorite subject is German . . . Has taken the college course in high school. 62 I.INDA RAPO I.in Band I. 2, 3 (See. and Librarian 2. 3): Glee Club 2: Chorus I. 2. 3: Chapel Choir 2. 3; German Club I: Red Cross I. 2, 3 (represented Quin- cy High) . . . Sorry 'bout Chad . . . Enjoys listening to music . . . Blushes easily . . . Desire� to be- come a child psychologist. LAUREL REARDON Frilz Baton Squad I; Girls Club 2 . . . Imagine that! . . . Enjoys reading, skating and dancing at the Surf . . . Dislikes to be kept waiting . . . Suppressed desire is to become an archeologist . . . Plans to become a secretary . . . Favorite subject is C.O.P. MARY REYNOLDS Mair Chorus I, 2, 3 . . . And all that jar . . . Enjoys walking, chewing gum. and sewing . . . Dislikes two- faced people . . . Desires to travel and marry a rich doctor ... Is known for being quiet . . . Plans to work in an office . . . Enjoys O.M.O. and typing. Fat Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Girls Club 3 . . . Sure you're neat . . . Favorite pastime is bowling . . . Pet peeve is cliques . . . Pat wants to own a motor scooter . . . Known for being too short . . . Her favorite subject is English . . . Plant to attend Katherine Gibbs. The men MEREDITH RICHARDSON Merry Pep Club I, 2: Page and Stage 2; Future Nurses Club 3: Girls Club 2. 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Ring Committee 2; Pony Ex- press I. 2 . . . Works at the Stop and Shop . . . Dislikes cliques . . . Favorite subject is chemistry . . . Plans to be a nurse. PAUL RICHMAN Soccer 1. 2. 3: National Honor So- ciety 2. 3: French Club I . . . Paul has no special hobby, but enjoys playing soccer ... He dislikes things fouled up . . . Known for being quiet and polite . . . Elected the college course during his senior year ... He plans to enter college in the fall . . . Hey! JEAN RINDELL Jeannie Future Nurses Club 2, 3 . . . Likes writing letters and going bowling . . . Pet peeve is people who forget . . . Jean is always in a rush to do something . . . Suppressed desire is to forget her homework . . . Hopes to become a nurse . . . Her favorite subject is English . . . Often heard saying Oh. no! eo Really? 03 JOHN RINTAMAKI Rinl Baseball I, 2, 3 . . . John's favorite pastime is taking a certain blondc in town to a show and out to eat afterwards . . . His pet peeve is girls who smoke or drink . . . Would like to start his own construction company . . . Plans to join Sea bees . . . “Oh well, forget it.” ROBERT RIOUX Rio ( The Rabbit) Likes to get speeding tickets . . . His pet peeve is people . . .Secret desire is to get the kids who stole his car . . . Plans to be an auto- mobile mechanic ... He especially likes the afternoon sessions of dis- tributive education . . . I’ll be good. I promise. ANTHONY ROMANO Tumbleweed Tony cook the auco body course at Trade . . . Future plans include graduating . . . His pet pcevc-thc fact that there are no girls at Trade . . . Tony hopes to own his own auto body shop and is working hard to make it. ROBERT ROMKRt Bob Hockey 2 . . . I.ikes to keep his car running . . . His pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Secretly desires to own a dragster . . . Known for his 1950 red Ford . . . Bob’s favorite sub- ject is gym . . . Plans to become an atomic power engineer . . . Oh. sure!” PAUL ROONEY Stretch Cross Country 2. 3: Winter Track 2. 3: Spring Track 2, 3 . . . Paul enjoys skindiving and camping . . . Pet peeve is conceited people . . . Known as a girl watcher . . . Would like to see Europe . . . Plans to enter the Navy . . . Favorite sub- ject-chemistry with Mr. Kehoe. DIANE ROSS Di Girls Club 2. 3: Pep Club 2 . . . Enjoys going to the drive-in with Him” ... Pet peeve is conceited boys . . . Her secret desire is to join the Navy and see the boys . . . She's always laughing . . . Plans to go to IBM school . . . Enjoys typing . . . What a riot! STEPHEN ROTUNNO Steve Likes to swim ... He dislikes girls who smoke on the street . . . Secret desire is to be a millionaire . . . Known for his nice sweaters . . . Hopes to become a certified public accountant . . . Like a champ!” . . . Steve’s favorite subject is ge- ography. MARILYN ROZNER Girls Clee Club I; Chorus 1. 2; Pep Club I. 2. 3: G.A.A. I. 2. 3; French Club 3: Scholarship Club 2: Nation- al Honor Society 2: Girls Club 2. 3; Goldenrod 3 . . . Enjoys being with the kids . . . Dislikes hypocrites . . . Would like to own a ranch in Colorado . . . Known for her good sense of humor. STEPHEN RUGGI.ES Steve Censored . . . Favorite pastime is weight-lifting . . . His pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Secret desire is to graduate . . . Plans to go to college and then join the Air Force . . . He especially enjoys Spanish . . . Elected the college course. ANTHONY RUMPF Tony Ah reckon” . . . Likes to repair cars and work on hot rods . . . His pet peeve is people who ask him foolish questions . . . History and science are his favorite subjects . . . His big ambition is to own a gas station or garage ... Is hard work- ing and honest . . . Plans to marry. ROBERT RUSCITTO Bob Thanks” . . . Likes to spend his time at his girl's house . . . Bob would love to get a newer car . . . Working Sunday morning at 5:30 is his peeve . . . This boy is very helpful . . . After graduation he plans to go to college . . . Bob’s favorite subject is chemistry. Now this boy . . . 64 Study hard MICHAEL RUSSO Mike Winter Track 2. 3; Spring Track 2, 3 . . . No kidding . . . Stuck- up people is his pet peeve . . . Likes to swim . . . To become a millionaire is his suppressed desire . . . Mike is knots'll (or being quiet . . . His favorite subject is English . . . Plans to join the Navy. JOAN RYDER Joanie Future Teachers Association I; Cho- rus I, 5 . . . Enjoys swimming . . . Her pet peeve is conceited boys . . . Suppressed desire is to own a swim- ming pool . . . Joanie is alwrays talking . . . Plans to be a teacher . . . Favorite subject is Modern European History . . . Carol, wait! CAROL SALO Pep Club I; Rowling I; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Glee Club 1 . . . Gosh, I don't know . . . Carol loathes boss) | eoplc . . . Would love to marry a millionaire . . . Spends her time swimming . . . Carol is taking the college course . . . Hopes to go into some phase of art work . . . English is her favorite subject. LOUISE SALVAGGI National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Favorite paslime-bo s . . . Dislikes jealous girls . . . Plans to become a private secretary . . . Louise is known to Ik- quiet . . . Suppressed desire is to make a million . . . Especially enjoys shorthand and typing . . . Elected the Stenograph- ic course . . . Now look what you made me do. DIANE SALVUCCI Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Enjoys drinking vanilla frappes at Richards . . . She could talk for hours . . . Her pet peeve is boys who think too much of themselves . . . Secret de- sire to marry a millionaire . . . Plans to become a stenographer . . . Likes history . . . Did you see him? PAULINE SAMPSON Polly Chorus I . . . What did you say? . . . Spends her time sewing . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Would like to travel around the world . . . Always talking . . . Plans to work in an office and later marry . . . Took the business course. CAROL SAVAGE Oh well, that's the way it goes . . . Likes to go bowling . . . Her pet peeve is jealous girls . . .Would like to get a certain boy . . . She plans to become an IBM operator . . . Carol is taking the business course and her favorite subject is bookkeeping. PHYLLIS SAVARD Phyll Cheerleading 5; G.A.A. 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3. Girls Club 2. 3: Page and Stage 2. 3 (Vice Pres.): French Club 2 . . . Spends her time with him . . . She would like to ski at Squaw Valley . . . Plans a week in Bermuda with the girls??? . . . Says she eats too much. RICHARD SAVILLE Diek Likes to go to stock car races . . . He doesn't like girls who smoke on the street . . . Secret desire is to graduate . . . He's always smiling . . . Plans to study repair at IBM . . . Dick especially enjoys afternoon sessions at distributive ed. . . . Did you do all your homework? 65 EDWARD SAVOIE Ed Chapel Choir 2. 3: Chorus 2: Choral Accompanist 2. 3: Key Club I; Gold- enrod I.it. Staff 3; National Honor Society 2. 3: Scholarship Club I, 2; German Club I . . . Pet peeve- cheating . . . Wants to be a doctor . . . Favorite pastime-playing the piano . . . Well, ah . . ANNA SCF.PPA Ann Glee Club I . . . Well . . . Ann likes to spend her time reading, sewing, and dancing . . . She dis- likes conceited people . . . Would love to travel around the world . . . Ann is known for her smile . . . Undecided as to future plans . . . She is taking the business course and likes English. EDWARD M. SCH N EIDER HAN h (hitr Favorite saying is Rotso-ruck . . . I.oves the snow and spends a lot of time skiing . . . liis pet peeve is his car . . . Has always had a desire to take a trip to the South Seas in a schooner ... He is noted for always dropping things . . . Hopes to go to Wentworth . . . Loves mathematics. I JOHN SCHNEIDER Jack Baseball 2. 3 . . . Be good” . . . Known for being left handed . . . Jack's favorite pastime is dating a certain girl . . . He would like to tetire at forty . . . Dislikes cliques . . . His favorite subject is a cer- tain girl . . . Future plans include Basic Aeronautical School. M Don’t forget FERDINAND SCHROTH Ferd Chorus I, 2: Science Club 3; Key Club 3 . . . Spends his time sailing . . . Can't stand back scat driven . . . You better believe it” . . . Ferd would love to own a sports car . . . Plans include college to study engineering . . . His favorite subject is mathematics. MYRON SCHWARTZ Bavcball I. 2. 3: Newswriters 3 . . . Likes to play all sports ... He dis- likes bad drivers . . . Suppressed desire is to own a new car . . . Plans to attend Northeastern and become an accountant . . . Myron's favorite subject is Modern European History . . . What's the story here? BARBARA SELLERS Barb Tri-Hi Y 2. 3 (Sec.): G.A.A. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Enjoys laugh- ing . . . Pet iseeve is grouchy car- hops . . . Secret desire is to be a psychologist . . . Barb is always talking . . . Plans to study at IBM school . . . Her favorite subject is Fmglish . . . Hmm, not bad. MARIE SERVANT G.A.A. 1: Girls Club I . . . While at Quincy High Marie elected the general course . . . Her favorite subject is applied science for girls . . . She hopes to become a beau- tician with her own shop . . . Her pet peeve is people who think that they're something great . . . Enjoys gg eating and dancing. THOMAS SFOR .A Squirrel Favorite pastime is being up North Quincy ... He doesn't like girls who snap gum . . . Secret desire is to own a motorcycle . . . His future plans arc graduation . . . Fom is taking the general course and his favorite subject is—lunch. SHIRI.F.E SHANGOLD Shirl Bacon Squad 2. 3; G.A.A. 2. 3; Pony Express 2. 3; Page and Stage I. 2, 3: Newswriters I; French Club 2 . . . Oh, (or goodness sake” . . . Her | ct peeves are people who think they know it all and gossips . . . Site hopes to go on a cruise around the world. BII.I. SHAW Nice . . . While at Quincy Trade School Bill studied auto mechanics . . . He hopes to go to an auto- motive school . . . His favorite pas- time is working on automobiles . . . His secret ambition is to build a hot rod. CAROL SHEA Ca Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Pep Club 2; C.A.A. 2. 3; Girls Club 2 . . . Swings out . . . Enjoys dancing, driving, and going to parties . . . Her pet peeve is stop signs . . . Secret ambi- tion is to make the honor roll . . . English is her favorite subject . . . Plans to go to an IBM school. JOSEPH ROSS SHERRY It Ossie Baby Football I . . . That's life” . . . Enjoys dancing, parties, ami girls . . . His pet peeve is anyone with the upper-hand . . . Math and science are his favorite subjects . . . While at Quincy he elected the college course . . . Hopes to attend the Coast Guard Academy. PHIL SIMONETTI Sim I don't care is his favorite saying . . . He likes to spend his free time working on cars, especially hot rods • • . He hopes to graduate . . . His pet peeve is girls ... He studied plumbing ... He enjoys shop the most. Faites attention'. ALICE SHIPLEY Chorus I. 2. 3: French Club 2, 3 . . . Future Homemakers 3 . . . She enjoys dancing, reading, and sewing . . . Pet peeve is people who act phony . . . English is her favorite subject . . . She wants to attend a nursing school after grad- uation . . . Did you do your home- work? CHRISTOPHER SISSONS Chris Cross Country 3 . . . slightly wicked . . . Enjoys reading and basketball . . . His pet peeve is wise guys . . . Secret ambition is to own a car . . . Physics is his favorite subject . . . Took the general course . . . Plans to enter the Navy. LINDA SKANTZ Skantiy Chorus I, 2; G.A.A. I. 2, 3; Future Nurses I. 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. 3 (Sec.): Tri-Hi-Y 2: C.oldenrod 2; Girls Club 3 . . . Um . . . Her l et peeve is kids who slam the swinging doors in your face . . . English is her favorite subject . . . lio| cs to become a nurse. 67 JANET SMITH Jan D.E.C.A. Club 3; Cirls Club 2 . . . Gee wir . . . Sewing is her hobby . . . Her pel peeve is | cople who leave the cap off the toothpaste . . . Her secret ambition is to live in Oahu. Hawaii . . . Geography is her favorite subject . . . Wants to be a comptometer operator. ROBERTA SMITH Hobbi G.A.A. 2 (Vice Pro.) 3; Girls Club 2. 5: French Club 3: 1‘ouy I. 2. 3 (Feature Ed.): C.oldemod 1, 2: Rifle Club 2: Arc Club 2. 3: Page and Stage 3 . . . Oh. my nerves . . . Her |x't | cevc is waiting . . . Her suppressed desire is to own a South Sea Island . . . I.ikes English. RONAi.I) CRAIG SNELL Non Band I. 2. 3 . . . His hobby is building model airplanes . . . Pet peeve is things that are musi all out of tune . . . His secret ambition is to lake up music as a career . . . Plans to go to college and become an electrical engineer . . . Likes all sc iences. PAUL SOMONTES Sal Paul plans to go into the service after graduation ... He can't stand people who play the role ... He spends a lot of time avoiding work . . . He is taking the course in machine shop practice at the Trade School. ALBERT A. SPADORCIA Spud Basketball I. 2. 3 . . . Who, me? . . . Spud likes to spend his free time either bowling or playing bas- ketball . . . His pet peeves are peo- ple who don't think for themselves and boys with long hair . . . Eng- lish with a certain male teacher is his favorite subject. ALFRED SPADORCIA Spud Basketball 2. 3: Baseball 3 . . . Have you seen my brother'- . . . His hobbies ate sports-bowling, bas- ketball. baseball . . . His secret am- bition is to get rich . . . Problems of Democracy is his favorite subject . . . Plans to join the Army after graduation. O.K.—we're listening KATHLEEN SPANO Kathy Baton Squad 3 . . . See you at the Pony” . . . Her pet peeve is people who talk a lot . . . Her secret ambition is to be a fashion designer . . . Art is her favorite subject . . . She likes to spend her leisure time with a certain someone . . . She elected the business course. ROBERT STEEN Bob “Yea . . . His pet peeve is radical jteople or wiseguss . . . Physics is his favorite subject . . . May be found working in his free time . . . After graduating he plans to enter the service . . . He took the general course. ROBERT STORY SlOT Bad news . . . His favorite pas- time is relaxing . . . His pet peeve is being broke . . . He'd love to be rich . . . His favorite subject is chemistry with Mr. Kehoe . . . Took the general course . . . Hopes to enter college. JOHN SULLIVAN Harley Football 2. 3: Track 1: Winter Track 2 . . . Don't count your chicks before they hatch . . . His favorite pastime is swimming . . . Homework is his | et peeve . . . His secret ambition is to go to Alaska . . . Earth science is his favorite subject. (58 RITA SULLIVAN Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Girls Club 2 . . . Slightly . . . Her hobbies are listening to records, dancing, and dating . . . While at Quincy High Rita elected the busi- ness course . . . Special character trait is that she's always excited . . . Hopes to marry on a friendly basis. JOHN SUTTERLEY Sul Bad news” . . . While at Quincy John took the general course . . . His |H t peeve is that he can't base the car as much as he'd like . . . He likes to spend his free time with a certain girl . . . After graduation he plans on entering the service. JOSEPH SWAN Joe Nice going! . . . Joe is taking the auto mechanics course this year . . . His |set peeve is teachers . . . He would like to open a gas station of his own . . . Shop is his favorite subject. CAROL SWANSON G.A.A. I. 2. 3: Future Nurses 2. 3: Chorus 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: F.T.A. 3: Pony Express 2. 3: French Club 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Library Staff I . . . Her favorite pastime is drawing . . . History is her favorite subject . . . Plans to be either a nurse or history- teacher. Looking for WMEX THOMAS SWEENEY I don't know . . . His pet peeve is school ... Fie has a suppressed desire to commit the perfect crime . . . English is his favorite subject . . Plans to go into Real F'state. CARLA SWENSON Chorus I. 2 . . . You punk . . . Her pet peeve is boys who drink . . . Loves roller skating, dancing, and bowling . . . She hopes to travel in the future . . . Elected the busi- ness course . . . Plans to be a sec- retary and then marry. MARY SYLVA Sunihme Girls Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Her | et peeve is people who ask her why her face shines . . . Would love to lose a lot of weight . . . Talkative . . . Lunch is the best part of her day . . . Elected the business course. EVELYN ANN SYLVESTER Like wow! . . . Likes to spend her free time reading and listening to the radio . . . Her pet peeve is people who call her Eve . . . Known for her constant smile . . . Business math is her favorite sub- ject . . . Plans to become a practical nurse. 69 DONNA TADDEO Don Why not? . . . Her favorite pas- time is going to Roman s for pir a . . . Her pel peeve is people who are always late . . . Study is her favorite subject . . . Don elected the business course . . . She would love to give ???? detention. DIANE TARR Di Future Nurses I. 2, 3: French Club 2 . . . Really? . . . Dancing is her favorite pastime . . . English is Di's favorite subject . . . Elected the college course . . . Hopes to leach in the primary grades . . . Hopes to be able to help little children. JOANNE TARR Jo Future Nurses 3: National Honor Society 2; Ficnch National Honor Society 2: French Club 2 . . . I.ikes dancing . . . Would love to travel around the world . . . Her favorite subject is chemistry . . . Hopes to go into the held of medicine . . . Took the college course. DAWN TATREAU Froggie In a minute . . . Dawn's pet peeve is snobby people . . . She likes to spend tier lime listening to the radio . . . Her suppressed desire is to slide down the school banisters . . . She plans to become an airline hostess. ALLAN TAYLOR Al Likes to spend his free time listen- ing to records . . . His pet peeve is doing homework ... He would like to sec some girls at Trade . . . Hopes to be an electronics tech- nician. LAWRENCE TAYLOR Larry Band I. 2. 3 . . . Larry's time is spent mostly in the construction of model airplanes ... He is taking the college course . . . His favorite subject is mathematics ... He plans to go to college. LOIS TAYLOR Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club I; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3: Pony Express 2 . . . She spends most of her time at the delicatessen or at the club house . . . Her pet peeve is people who leave the cover off a tube of toothpaste . . . She is known for her curly hair . . . Wants to own a casino in L. V. BRIAN TERRY Indoor Track 1: German Club 1: Science Club I . . . Brian likes to spend his time working on his car . . . He is known for his definite Mid-Western accent . . . Okay. I was just asking . . . His pet peeve —people who carry more pencils than they can use at once . . . Would like to graduate in five years. JAQUELINE THORPE Jackie C.A.A. I. 2. 3: Art Club 2: Chorus 1. 2. 3: Chapel Choir 2. 3: French Club I. 2. 3: Rifle Club 1. 2. 3 . . . Jackie likes to spend her time riding horseback and playing the guitar . . . Her pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Oh m'gosh!” ELIZABETH TISELL Belly Baton Squad 2: Pep Club I: Girls Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pony Express I . . . Her pet peeve is people who don't pronounce her name right . . . Elected the business course . . . Would love curly hair . . . Dale Academy attendance, she hopes. Sing along 70 ROBERT TOCCHIO Bob Football 2 . . . Bob bates people who ate hraggardt . . . His pel l ee e-teachcrs in general Known for his quick temper . . . I.ikes to spend his time working on ears ... He plans to be a bat tutor. Tris bien PAUL TOCCI Toth Good grief!” . . . Paul’s favorite pastime is working around cars . . . His pet peeve is people without a sense of humor ... He is taking the college course in his senior year . . . He plans to enter the Air' Force. CHARLES TRAINOR Chick While at Quincy he elected the business course . . . He ho| es to become an accountant . . . His pet peeve is car insurance ... He has been a member of the Braintree Drum and Bugle Corps for four years. JAMES TROUP Jim Hockey I. 2. 3: Baseball 2. 3 . . . Hi ya Nose! . . . Enjoys skating . . . Pet peeve—sitting double in homeroom . . . Suppressed desite is to get all A's . . . Known for laugh- ing . . . Plans to attend college . . . Favorite subject—history. JOSEPH TUROWSKI Tiger “I know. I know! . . .Enjoys hunt- ing and fishing . . . Elected the col- lege course . . . His pet peeve is poetry assignments . . . History is his favorite subject . . . I lopes to go to Franklin Technical School . . . His big ambition is to be an auto- motive technician CEORCE TWOMEY The Kid You're a nut!” . . . While at Quincy Trade School he studied plumbing . . . His secret ambition is to have no bills . . . George say that lunch is the best part of the day ... He hopes to be a sanitary engineer. PAUL URBANUS Urb Paul is taking the course in auto mechanics ... He would like to own his own business establishment . . . His favorite subject is auto- motive science ... He is always smiling. CAROL VECCHIONE Becky Girls Club 2: Art Club 3; G.A.A. 2 . . . For crying out loud . . . Enjoys reading and dating . . . Her suppressed desire is to go around the world . . . English is her favorite subject . . . Took the business course . . . Her | ct peeves are mustaches and homework . . . Plans to work in an olbce. WILLIAM VICKERS Bill Ring Committee 2 . . . You-boob” . . . He can be found at the Pad . . . Dislikes role players . . . De- sires to be an Admiral . . . Future plans include the service . . . Bill is noted for his big blue eye . . His favorite subject are Betty and History. 71 ■ ANN VIGNONI •funic Tor torsi French Club 2. S P:o. : Future Teacher of America I. 2. 3; . . . Be good . . . Like to listen to Brtudhit musical . . . Would lose to own a light blue T-Bird con- vertible . . . Ann's special trait i extreme femininity . . . After grad- uation Ann would like to enter Brxige«atrr State Teachers. DENINE VILLA Denny Pony Expreu 2. 5 (Co-editor : Page and Stage I. 3: French Club 2: Na- tional Honor Sooct 2: Student Council 5: Girl Club 2. 5: Golden- rod S: G.A.A. I. 2: Tn-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Sec. i . . . H:. guvs ... I known foe natural curly anger nail . . . En)oy being with him. HERBERT VIOLETTE Herb Football 2. 3: Track 2. 3 . . . ' kou Bugger” . . . His favorite pastime is taking girls out . . . Pet peeve is second lunch . . . Herb b noted for ha bad temper . . . Ha sup- pressed desire is to get somewhere . He loves study hall . . . Future plant include the service. THOMAS VIOLETTE Tom Football I: Hockev 1 . . . Tom elected tbe genera! course ... He raws playing bocke and football . . . He is known foe his big smile ... He dblikes certam teachers . . . Likes stud periods ... In the future be plans to enter tbe service. I wonder what it is! ROBERT V1SSA Bob U he here yet? ... He enjoys placing football and watching base- ball . . . Hr favorite subject b chemistry ... He dislikes teachers who give too much homework . . . He is known for doing good work . . . Hb goal is to graduate . . . Future plans are undecided. RONALD VITTI to � You bore me . . . Enjoy ports . . . Ron dislikes tbe main dishes in the cafeteria . . . Ho main de- site o to own a Corvette ... He b known for being quiet and thoughtful . . . His favorite peri- ods are studies ... In tbe future be plans to enter some branch of tbe service. THOMAS VOISLOW Tony Cross Country 2. 5: Winter Track 2. 3: Track 2. 3 . . . For erving out loud ... He spends hb time running long distances . . . Wishes he didn't take trig . . . Would k c to own a car . . . Tony's future plans include going to college . . . Ho favorite subject b typing. DEBORAH WALKER Deb by Baton Squad 2: Glee Club 1. 2; Chorus 2: G-A.A. I. 2. 3: Pep Chib 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 5 Vice pres. : French Club 3 . . . Likes to go out with the girls . . . Loathes people who are always late . . . Would like to marrv a millionaire . . . Hopes to attend Katherine Gibbs. DIANE WARD Dee Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Girls Bowling 2. 3: Chorus 2 . . . Have fun . . . Her suppressed desire b to work with orphaned children . . . She loathes people w bo put on an act . . . Dee is noted for her sad eye� . . . Favorite subject b O.M.O. . . . After graduation she plans to work in an o cc. 9 GENEVIEVE WARD Gen Will ou hold (hi a minute? . . . Pep Club I. 2. 3: C.A.A. I. 2. 3: National Honor Society 2 . . . She enjoys bowling and dancing . . . Feels that there are not enough hour in a day to get thing done . . Would like to write a book . . . Plans to be a secretary. PETER WARD H ard I Page and Stage I; (ioldrmod Bum tie Stall 2. 3: Pony F.xfneu 3 . . . Enjoys talking at all times . . . Dis- like people who are always com- plaining . . . Would like to dissolve a certain homeroom . . . He is plan- ning a diplomatic career or a career in missionary work in the future. THOMAS WARD Tom I don't know . . . Rilte Club I, 2. 3: French Club 2 . . . Tom enjoys rcpaiiing internal combustion engines . . . He dislikes long liome- work assignments . . . He is known for his ingenuity . . . Geometry is his favorite subject ... In the future he plans to be a mechanical engineer. MARILYN WALTER C.A.A. I: French Club 2. 3; Lit- erary Club 2: Page and Stage 3: Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi Y 2. 3; Chorus I . . . For Pete's sake . . . Loves to loaf and hates homework . . . Her secret ambition is to see the world . . . Noted for her dimples . . . Her favorite subject i home- room period . . . Plans to go to college. JEANETTE WEBER Girls Club 2, 3: Baton 2: Chorus 2: C.A.A. I. 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3; Writers' Workshop 2: Future Nurse I: National Honor Society 2. 3: French Club 2; Goldrnrod 3 . . . Desires to travel around (he world . . . She is always laughing . . . Loves to eat and dance . . . Future plan include going to nursing school. You're kidding! It looks good RICHARD WELLS Dick Cel lost . . . Football I. 2: Base- ball I. 2, II.� k I. 2. 3 . . . Enjoy eating and sleeping . . . Dreams of sailing around the world hi his own boat . . . Known for t� eing willv . . . Dick i interested in clam digging in his spare time . . . Dislikes (all girls with glasses. SALLY WEST Girl Bowling Association: Art Club 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3 . . .'Well! . . . Sally's pastime is spent on art . . . She loathes conceited people . . . Sally takes a business course and her favorite subject is Office Machines Operation . . . After graduation she hope to be a hair- dresser. OWEN WHITE Bob Give me a break! . . . Track 3 . . . Bob enjoys sports and week- ends ... He dislikes the ru� h at first lunch . . . His goal is to grad- uate ... He is known for his politeness . . . College course . . . He is undecided about the future. 73 RAYMOND WillTEHOL'SF. W hi Icy Baseball 2: Rifle Club 2. 3 . . . Smarten Up!” . . . Loathes brown- ie ... He likes sailboat racing . . . Future plans include becoming a teacher . . . Whitey is noted for his freckles and his love of the German language. No. no: the brake is on the floor ROBERT WI1ITELAW Bob Writing a book? . . . Elected the general course . . . Math is his favorite subject . . , lliv pet peeve is girl who smoke ... He plans to he a chef. RICHARD WHITING Stable Huddle up . . . Senior Class Pres- ident: Football I, 2. 3 (Capt.); Stu- dent Council 2 (Treas.): Key Club I: Delegate to Boys State . . . En- jo s playing sports . . . Known for blushing easily . . . Has the urge to set oil a firecracker in the library . . . Plans to go to college. MARGARET WHOOI.EY Peg Oh Yeah! . . . G.A.A. 3; Pep Club I. 3 ... Is known for being quiet .. . Dislikes conceited people . . . Peg is taking the clerical course . . . She likes clerical office practice . . . She also likes 2:30 and vacations . . . After graduation she plans to work as a secretary. RAYMOND WIGHT Ray You don't say?! . . . Ray enjoys bowling and sports ... He dislikes people who arc conceited . . . His main goal is to graduate . . . His favorite period consist of studies . . . In the future he plant to go to Disneyland ... He it known for being helpful. ALFRED WILLIAMS At Band I. 2. 3: Naval Reserve 3 . . . That's life ... He elected the general course . . . His favorite subject is aeronautics . . . Dislikes girls who smoke . . . Known for his crcwcut . . . Plans to go into the Navy. DONALD WINQUIST Don Track I. 2: Cross Country 2. 3; Debating 1.2. 3: Goldenrod 3; Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3 . . . Don is planning to go to college after graduation ... He feels that sitters are unnecessary . . . His suppressed desire is to sail around the world . . . So you think you have prob- lems?” JON WINTERMEYER Soccer 2. 3: Baseball 2, 3 . . . Likes to play sports or ride around . . . Loathes people who spell his name John . . . His suppressed desire is to graduate and attend college . . . Now ya done it! . . . Jon's favor- ite subject is driver education . . . He plans to attend Northeastern or Wentworth after graduation. JOHN WOOD Cut Art Club 3 . . . “And all that jazz . . . Is known for being unpunctual . . . John enjoys the company of girls . . . Elected the general course and especially likes world civiliza- tion . . . Plans to become a million- aire at 21 . . . Despises conceited people. ELLEN YOERGER Moose Bony Express I: Page and Stage I, 3; Glee Club I. 2. 3: Chapel Choir 2. 3: Pep Club I. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Girls Club 3: Chorus I, 2, 3 . . . Ellen enjoys dancing and sail- ing . . . She is taking a business course and hopes to be an IBM Operator. JUDITH YUCKIENU . Judi G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Bony Express 2. 3: French Club 2: Girls Club 2. 3: Goldenrod 3: Page and Stage I. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Vice Pres.): Nom- inating Committee 2 . . . Really? . . . Likes to be with a certain someone . . . Would love to go to Hawaii . . . Plans to become a medical secretary and later get mar- ried. I doubt it This looks complicated CAMERA SHY ALLSOP, RONALD CLARKE, GEORGE COSTA. RICHARD CURRAN. RICHARD GALETTI, PAUL GAMBOA. ELIZABETH GAMBOA. MARIE GOODSPEED. EARL KIRKIEWIEZ, STACIA LENNON. MICHAEL LYONS. JOHN MacDONNELL. HOLLY PERNIOLA, DOMENIC PERRY. JOSEPH SHANLEY, KATHERINE Interesting class 75 SULLIVAN. ROBERTA SENIOR SOUTH SHORE ALL-SCHOLASTIC Eugene Nattic BROTHERHOOD CITATION Donald Deacon 76 D.A.R. Barbara MacDonald ACHIEVEMENTS BOYS AND GIRLS STATE Sealed: J. Pcrfcctuo, M. Carlson. P. Forde. A. Franchuk. Standing: J. Swan. G. Naitic, R. Whiling. HISTORICAL SOCIETY AWARD Carol Swanson and Pamela Fordc 77 HARVARD BOOK AWARD Eugene Nattic STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY Richard Whiting BETTY CROCKER AWARD Marilyn Rozner VOTE-GETTERS MOST VERSATILE Gerald Amonclli and Dcninc Villa SENIOR BEST SENSE OF HUMOR l n Lynch and Mike Burns BEST DISPOSITION Boh Monahan and Merry Richardson 79 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara MacDonald and Edward Savoie CLASS ARTISTS Steve Bruce ;iihI Linda Krasinski BUSIEST Paul Karhu and Pamela Fordc CLASS ANGELS John Porter and Jeanne Guarccllo TALLEST BOY AND SHORTEST GIRL Frank Driscoll and Patricia Reynolds MOST ATHLETIC Gene Nattic and Linda Alinquist MOST POPULAR Richard Whiting and Janet Caristo CLASS POLITICIANS 81 BEST LOOKING Roberta Smith and Richard Whiting George Melville and Marsha Little-wood MOS F SCHOLASTIC William Pactovis and Pamela Fordc THE MOST Frank Marino ami Carole Cohen 82 CLASS SCIENTISTS Sandra Johnson and Donald Deacon BEST DRESSED Boh Chew and Carol Salo 83 CLASS INSEPARABLES Bill Vickers and Belle Blacklock ATTENTION-GETTERS Bob Mina ami Sandy LeMay Dcninc Villa Carol Peterson TOP TEN Ronald Oriola rv Stewart Murray Edward Savoie QUINCY AND TRADE Eugene Nattic Josepli Swan Pamela Fordo Martha Ralston Harry Brown David Barton Kdwarri Schncidcrhan William Shaw 88 From. J. Scrrcchia. G. Lombardo. J. Sciti. Back: J. Ross. 1). Henderson, C. Green. B. Miller. J. Tilson. P. Papilc. C. Yuckicnuz. J. Giagrande. J. V. CHEERLEADERS Row I: A. Souden. B. Walters. K. Johnson, K. Forrester. L. Falcione. S. Bassett. M. Barrett. G. Christenson. T. Wallace. S. Mat Duff. Row 2: F. Keefe. B. Nenna. V. Starrs, J. Goyette, J. Chilenski, J. I.abelle. K. Prunicr. P. Sateriale. R. Smith. Row 2: L. Hamilton. M. Muir. M. Folcn. J. Joyce, L. Peters. J. Karhu, N. Smith. I.. Johnson. K. Foschia. Row • : K. Nicholas. J. Nigro, R. Percheard. E. Suurlians. I). Erickson, C. Eaton. A. Winterson. J. Kennedy. SOPHOMORE NURSES Row I: C. Quintiliani, R. Smith. N. Osgood, M. Pellegrini, F. A usd mo. P. Fortlc, J. Scit . M. Carlson, G. Weinberg, B. Erick- son. J. Fasci. M. Riley. J. Scrrcccliia. Row 2: I,. Phillips. R. Chimincllo, A. Carlisle, C. Davis. J. Chilenski, J. Cohn, D. Trcthcwcy. I.. Anderson. R. Foye. C. Tantillo. M. Rozner. D. White, M. Craf, C. Swanson. C. O’Connell. A. Munn. M. Kenny, M. Freeman. R. Swanson, J. Carson. Row 'i: S. La Rue. M. Cilles pic, J. Bren n ion, C. Gray. N. Macintosh. J. Weber. D Crooker, T. Ulilar. L. Russell. T. I)unn, L. Quinlan. B. Bud rick. S. Waihkonen, L. Peters. B. MacDonald. M. Frisoli. J. De- Santis. L. Lindhlom. Row • : F. Gu zetta. J. Schcmbari, R Click. G. Kimbrough. R. Gacicia. O. Newman. M. Verdun. L Marani, W. Shea. P. Richman, J. Sandhaus. A. Emery. R Immoncn. JUNIOR FRENCH CLUB J. Seitz. G. Weinberg. P. Fordc. M. Carlson. 90 SOPHOMORE GIRLS GLEE CLUB Row I: Mrs. Harrison. J. I.aCroix. K. McKay. M. Whitelaw. A. Wintcrson, P. Struhc. J. DcMonc, P. Satcriolc. T. Dunn, M. Kenny. R. Kandell. J. DiRa !o, P. Quinlan. S. McPherson, K. Foschia, G. Gunderson. Rou' 2: R. Myers, D. Iacovclli. F. Keefe. J. I.ipp. T. Swanson, M. Mahoney, D. Matthews. K. Laukkanen. A. Motberg. M. Martin. A. Silcox. B. O'Connell, J. O’Hara, M. I.aing. B. Nenna. G. Hurley. Roir ): I. Clark. A. Souden, S. MacDulf. V. Gra ioso, FI. Maki. B. Alxlellah, M. Muir. J. Biele- feldt. J. Smith. I). Ringdahl, 1). Sunnerherg. 1). Zanolli. T. Hinds, J. Nigro. T. Wallace. P. Foyc, I). Gilmartin. 91 . . . eighteen (puff! puff!) . . . No pecking. Really, it was interesting. Will vou look at that!! I think we should have watered them. All’s quiet in 208. Ix ok out below! Now if I could find my notes. How about some history? Row 1: J. Thorpe. J. April, T. Ward, S. Alexander. R. White- Row ?; I� . Murphy R. McHugh. I). Crowley. C. Wyke. J. Sutter- house. T. Rappaport, P. Hamilton. Row 2: R. Donovan. M. ley. R. Austin. I). Stein. Mr. White. King. L. Steele. 1). Whyte. P. Vignoni, I.. Sandonato. A. Vignoni. RIFLE CLUB Under the direction of Mr. White the members of the Rifle Club learn safety in the handling of firearms and gain proficiency in their use. The club competes in matches against North Quincy. Holbrook. Braintree, and the Weymouth Rod and Gun Club. The members have an opportunity to win medals in a four position shooting match held by the U. S. Army. The squad is captained by Steve Alexander. R. Gcnercau. A. Franchuk. F. Kaplan. G. Gcmilc. KEY CLUB Under the sponsorship of Mr. John Conner, the Key Club continues in its tradition of service to the school and community. This year the group undertook such projects as a collection for Channel 2, trips for underprivileged children to the cultural spots of Quincy and Boston, a citizenship program, and a record hop. The boys also assisted the Q. T. A. and sold refreshments at the basketball games. The Officers are: Alan Franchuk, president; Gerald Gentile, vice president; Elliot Kaplan, treasurer; and Richard Genereau, secretary. Row : C. Freiczctta. I . Kawa. R. Gcncrcau. G. Gentile. A. Franchuk, E. Kaplan. J. Campbell. V. Devine. Rou- 2: J. Carson. G. Angelo. R. Angelo. W. Luongo, R. Frazier. J. Dolan. G. Mur- phy. S. Sheftel. K. Kaiser. Mr. Conner. Rou- 1. I� . Mullin. A. Emery. F. Kacmar. R Cacicia, J. Murphy. D. Ronomi. K. Sturzcnacker. R. Carnes. J. Salvucci. Row I: I). D’Entrcmont. J. Smclcer, H. Egan, P. Biagini, J. Poinpco, K. Dclpidco, M. Koslowski. C. Della Rocca. Row 2: Miss Erickson, M. Cunningham, J. Smith, V. Patrick. D. Peder- sen, B. Michaud. Row ): R. Saville. R. Rioux. P. Quinn, P. DclGrcco, P. Mignosa. D. E. C. A. Every Friday morning a club meets in Room 231 which is quite different from the other clubs of Q.H.S. The Distributive Education Clubs of America deal not only with the interests of its members but also with the future occupations of its members. Part of a national club, one of its main events is the state convention to be held this year on March 20. 1902. The leaders of D.E.C.A. arc: Peter Biagini, president; James Pag nano, vice president; Katherine DelPidio, secretary; and Helen Egan, treasurer—all under the sponsorship of Miss Erickson. Here is an activity which is a great help to all those young people entering into the busi- nesses of retailing, wholesaling or service occupations. P. Jacobs. A. Vignoni. L. Akoury. G. Bernstein. FRENCH CLUB To enrich the study of French is a pleasant pursuit, entered into willingly by the members of the Senior French Club. Under Mr. Daniel Goldfarb’s direction, the group sees films on the life and culture of France, works on an annual Thanksgiving food basket for a needy Quincy family, holds a festive Christmas party, and sponsors one of Quincy High’s most popular spring events—the April in Paris Ball. Officers for the club arc: Ann Vignoni, president; Louis Akoury. vice-president; Gail Bernstein, secretary; and Paul Jacobs, treasurer. Row 1: C. Egan. G. Bernstein. I.. Akoury. A. Vignoni. P. Jacobs. J. Thorpe. Row 2: Mr. Gold- farb, M. Clark. E. Mowles. M. Brennon. D. Stern. F. Noonan. S. Hillstrom. .S Golob, S. Wall. Row ): M. Walter, J. Fleming, A. Franchuk. L. Gerry. M. Power. 98 Row I: J. Salvaggi. B. Caporalc. I . Ward. M. Richard$Oli, L. McAllister. Row 2: A. Meagher. L. Almquist, F. Marini. M. Power. J. Malone. S. Smith. Row 3: J. Me Mann, P. Kane. J. LeCoste. R. Freeman. GOLDENROD BUSINESS The job of the Goldenrod Business Stall, under the direction of Mr. Fowke, is the handling of all the finances connected with the publishing of the Golden- rod. This includes securing advertisers and selling the book to the senior class members. Peter Ward is the business editor of the Staff. 99 C. Quintiliani, L. Almquist. P. Quinlan. G. A. A. Any girl who likes bowling, tennis, or basketball is in her glory if she is a member of the G.A.A. After school these blue-clad girls can be seen in the gym, bouncing basketballs or hitting birdies.” This club is under the direction of Mrs. Aronson, and its officers are: Linda Almquist, president; Carol Quintiliani, vice president; Pam Quinlan, secretary; Linda Sandonato, treasurer. Row I: C. Cohen, C. Cohen. S. Colob. A. Carlisle, J. Halter. Row 2: A. Marcott, J. Thorpe, S. Egan, C. Quinti- liani, L. Almquist, P. Quinlan, J. Joyce, R. Hamilton, G. Gurney. Row ): M. Littlcwood, B. Blacklock, H. Myers, B. MacDonald, G. Craig, S. Pcpi, J. Haskell, B. Frazier, J. MacDougall, J. Brcnnion. L. Rapo, A. Meagher, Mrs. Aronson. Row 4: K. Abbandanzio. M. McCarthy. R. Smith, J. Best, A. Haskell, B. Mattson, N. Macintosh, P. Savard, B. Kristian, J. Fasci, A. MacLcan, N. Osgood, S. MacMinn. 100 Row I: L. Gerry. K. Rose, G. Bernstein. M. Ralston, S. Jones, M. Allic, I). Zanolli. K. Maki. P. Hatch. Row 2: R. Redetsky, E. Kuja, N. Walker. J. Walsh, P. Maki, G. McDonald. C. Rand, K. Libby, M. Butler, S. Mateik. J. O'Hara. Row ?: J. Brennion. C. Green, D. Trcthcwcy. E. Mack, M. Brennan, P. Pascal, J. Phil- lips. D. Stuart, M. Matin. Roiv I: S. Prolnian, L. Lofgren, E. Larson, N. Osgood. C. Wingo, J. Fasci, N. Macintosh, L. Lew- Hanson. N. Smith. F. T. A. The Future Teachers Association is under the competent guidance of Miss Wheeler. Its officers are: Sharon Jones, president; Martha Ralston, vice-president; Gail Bernstein, secretary; Miriam Allie, treasurer; Carol Peterson, librarian. The club presents to its members various aspects of the teaching profession. Its activi- ties include an induction ceremony with distinguished guests, regular meetings, and a day of observation in an elementary school. S. Jones. M. Ralston. M. Allic. G. Bernstein. 101 lion- 1: E. Blacklock, L. Skantz, L. Kane. S. Johnson. M. Brem, M. Richardson, M. Nigro. D. Sutherland. P. Russo. Row ): C. E. Wright, M. Bell. Row 2: M. Mitchell, P. Burr, E. I.aukkanen, Eaton, L. Reardon, H. Dunham, J. Valle. 1). Blowers, K. Eklund. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club of Quincy High School, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ar- nold, is a service as well as a social organization. It has a large membership this year, and the members have enjoyed hearing about Mr. Goodyear’s trip to Puerto Rico, listening to Spanish music, and giving a Christmas party for partially blind children. Belonging to the Spanish Club greatly enriches each member s study of Spanish. The officers are: Sandra Johnson, president; Carol Peterson, vice- president; Leslie Kane, secretary; Marsha Brem, treasurer. L. Kane, S. Johnson, M. Brem. Mr. Goodyear. 102 A. Meagher, D. Villa, A. Nelson. PONY EXPRESS What’s happening around Q. H. S.? The best way to find out is through the Pony Express. Four times yearly it conies forth, bursting with write-ups about out- standing students, messages, fashions, gossip, and special articles. Under the lead- ership of Dr. Christie, the staff works constantly gathering news to interest all. Don’t be surprised if you find your most treasured secrets listed under the gossip column. How 1: L. McAllister, J. Caristo, A. Meagher, D. Villa. R. Smith, Herman. A. Nelson. J. Sand ha us. K. Fleming, J. Salvaggi, C. J. Pagnano. Row 2: Dr. Chrisiic, G. Lombardo, C. Cohen, S. Swanson. 103 Row : L. Lofgrcn, M. Ralston. S. Smith, S. Jones. E. Larson. A. derson, M. Laing. Row M. Fallon. A. Mortberg, L. Phillips, Corey. P. El wood. Row 2: Miss Holman. E. Demeo, A. Rosen, V. Zanoni. A. Soudcn. D. Crossman. J. Rrennion. M. Minyard. E. Fredette. B. MacDonald. G. Gun- LIBRARY STAFF The Q.H.S. Library Staff, under the capable guidance of Miss Holman, is open to all students—those who are interested in library work—those who enjoy work- ing with books and meeting people. The club's officers arc: Sharon Jones, presi- dent; Stephanie Smith, vice-president; Elizabeth Larson, secretary; Martha Rals- ton, treasurer. Besides helping faculty and students, the group has several social activities, including a traditional Senior Banquet and a Mothers’ Tea. M. Ralston, S. Jones, Miss Holman, S. Smith, E. Larson. Every Wednesday and Friday mornings at reg- ular assemblies, the voices of the Chapel Choir fill the auditorium with their carefully practiced selections. The group sings under the competent direction of Mrs. Harrison, and talented Barbara MacDonald acts as assistant director. The mem- bers of Chapel Choir are specially selected stu- dents who take part in all Quincy High choral activities. CHAPEL CHOIR 105 Row I: N. Black. E. Yocrgcr, P. Hatch, B. MacDonald, L. Rapo, J. Thorpe, I). Bonani. J. Fasci. M. Thorpe, Mrs. Harrison. Row 2: G. Bernstein, J. Carr, M. Halston. J. Butler. J. MacDougall. M. Carlson, L. Levine, J. Nigro, M. Butler. Row J: J. Brundigc. K. McKim, P. Small, C. Lindgrcn. D. Deacon, D. Adams. K. Stur enackcr, E. Savoie, R. Click. GOLDENROD LITERARY STAFF Glossy, dummy, ruler, caption, deadline! How often these words ring among the busy workers of the Goldenrod Literary Staff. Under the direction of Miss Schulz, the group works constantly trying to produce a yearbook which will sur- pass all others. Because this year’s theme differs from those in the past, the staff feels that the originality will result in a worthwhile yearbook. Rou’ 1: P. Fortlc, M. Rozner. S. Jones. D. Winquist, P. Karhu, Schulz. Row ): P. O’Connell, J. Dcmone. R. Dunn. M. Clarke. J. Yuckicnuz, D. Villa. Row 2: M. Mitchell, C. Peterson, J. M. Butler. Weber, E. Savoie, G. Baroud, J. Brcnnion, K. Guarnierc, Miss Seated: J. May, J. Bcrrini. J. May. P. O'Connell. J. Pagnano. M. Richardson. Standing: Mr. Fin- negan. Pcrfcctuo. E. N'aitic. R. Whiting. W. Nolan. P. Bogan. R. Chew, W. Vickers, C. Cohen. PROM COMMITTEE Selecting and decorating a hall and inviting the guests are among the many duties of the Prom Committee. The popular representatives of the senior class meet every Wednesday morning with Peter O'Connell as chairman and Jane May as secretary. Supervised by Mr. Finnegan, their only objective is planning the sen- ior prom of 1962. They lake care of all details and only ask for the vote of the class in important issues. We are fortunate indeed to have such a capable group of students working for the biggest event of the year. 107 Row 1: I). Deacon. P I.al_ama. M. O'Flaheny, D. Purslow, J Horrigan. R. Gordon. R. Costa. W. Prakop. K. Silbovitz. D Gemuardi. M. Bcnteh. T. Murphy. Row 2: M. Glazer. L. Rape R. Anastasia. L. Taylor. J. Berman. R. Snell. R. Dorcn. R. Im monen. L. Haley. P. Gidley. D. Neuman. J. Taylor. Row 3: P Parisi. D. Weiner. T. Peller, A. Volpe. E. Meade. T. Rappaport. R. Wcttcrgrecn. J. Wainionpaa. R. Archer. J. Perry. F. Me- Neice. S. Herman. R. Mastro. Row -f: J. Brundige. R. Wilt- shire. H. Kaplan. J. Thomer. P. Banks. E. Ferguson. F. Guzzetta. L. Brockmen. R. Stewart. R. Berger. J. Prakop. P. Mastroianni. BAND Quincy High School is proud of its fine band, which is under the capable guidance of Mr. Nelson. It performs at various assemblies and is a major part of the annual Spring Concert. Four band members attended the Southeastern Dis- trict Conference. Richard Costa is the student conductor. MIXED GLEE CLUB J. Sturtcvant. B. Erickson. M. Carlson, J. McCarthy. Let there be music! The Mixed Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Gale Harrison, provides song and harmony for Quincy High School. The performance of secular as well as sacred music is a welcome addition to our special assemblies. The Mixed Glee Club partici- pates in special programs in the community, in the Q.H.S. Spring Concert, and in the annual music festi- vals. Members of the Glee Club are also selected for the Southeastern District Concert of the M.M.E.A. and the All-State Concert. Row I: C. Quintiliani. M. Gcddes. T. Gentile, M. Butler, J. Vclozo, K. Hart. F. Marini. B. Erickson. M. Carlson, J. Sturtc- vant, J. McCarthy. N. Black. M. Lavers. S. Kyllcr, C. Erickson, J. Seitz, Mrs. Harrison. Row 2: J. Ochs. D. Toland, J. Pamplin, S. Wall. J. Conti. J. Abbott. M. Thorpe. E. Yoergcr, J. LaRosa. J. McDougall, P. Hatch. L. Jakaitis, A. Sullivan. B. Cadarcttc. J. May, C. Peterson. L. Loud. Row ): P. Erickson. R. Birch. R. Click, R. McKim. R. Gcncrcau, E. Savoie, W. Shea, D. Deacon, L. Johnson, P. Small, A. Schofield, D. Adams, C. Lindgrcn, P. Murphy. W. Higgins. J. Brundigc. 109 How I: M. Mitchell, M. Carlson. I.. Almquist, P. Lynch, J. Craig. A. Meagher. J. Best. M. Edmunds. M. Maiolatcsi, 1). Yuckienuz. How 2: Mrs. A. Bcagon, A. Carlisle, S. Jones, G. Villa, C. Peterson, Mrs. I). Whitcomb. TRI-HI-Y “Pure thoughts, pure words, and pure actions” are the goals each member strives toward. Members meet twice a month with their new directors, Mrs. Bea- gan and Mrs. Whitcomb, to plan functions for the school or community. Besides working for the community the girls plan dances, car washes, and trips for vaca- tions. They work hard to achieve their slogan— To create, maintain and extend, throughout the home, the school and the community high standards of Christian character.” M. Carlson. L. Almquist, P. Lynch. Row I: H. Kclcoursc, M. Thorpe. Mrs. Alexander, J. May, I.. Steele. Row 2: L. Falcionc. S. Bassett, E. Mowles, R. Realini. M. Muir. J. Goiiycttc. M. Barrett. Row ): V. Erikson, S. Wall. S. Egan. K. MacLeod. L. Peters. HEALTH SERVICE The Health Service is a service group under the direction of Mrs. Alexander. The girls assist Mrs. Alexander, and perform really worthwhile services for the school. S. Egan. M. Thorpe 111 G. Antonelli. P. Papilc, P. O’Connell. J. Caristo. STUDENT COUNCIL Will the meeting please come to order!” From this well-known phrase stem the plans and preparations for the numerous activities conducted by the Student Council each year. Under the direction of Mrs. Martha Wright, the members conduct a United Fund drive, publish Q. H. S. handbooks, keep the coming- events bulletin board up-to-date, and sponsor the annual Sno-Ball. President, Janet Caristo, Vice-President, Peter O'Connell, Treasurer, Gerald Antonelli, and Secretary, Patricia Papile meet with the other nine members twice a month to discuss problems of the student body. Suggestions are always welcomed. Row 1: G. Antonelli, P. Papile. J. Caristo. P. O’Connell. M. Edmunds. Row 2: J. Giagrandc. J. Tilson. L. Blair. J. Valle, I). Villa. G. I-ombardo. C. Yuckienuz. 112 WHITES E. Morris Perk, particular, and peppy arc the characteristics of this years' White” Squad. The baton squad under the sponsorship of Mrs. Aronson is one of the gayer aspects of the academic year at Quincy High. Ellen Morris is head majorette. Maureen Mitchell is leader of the Whites.” The squad adds to the enthusiasm of parades, football games, and rallies. M. DcFord, N. McGuire, S. Colob. C. Gray, J. May, J. May. C. Cuthbcrtson, S. Shangold. K. Spano, Heads. M. Mitchell. K. Morris. 113 Ron• I: L. Gray. C. Kaplan. E. Rump. D. Nota. E. Driscoll, D. Bonani. Ron' 2: L. Meade. J. Whalen, P. Wingo, A. Greenberg. S. Waikoncn. BLUES The smart stepping Blue” Squad will next year rise to the White” Squad. The Blues” perform at many school functions. Diane Bonani is leader of the Blues.” Their enjoyment and pride in this organiza- tion shows in their work. M. Mitchell, E. Morris. 1). Bonani. 114 Row I: J. Bentley, F. Ansclmo, R. Smith, K. Guarnicre, DiBona. Row ): S. Fisher, P. Kawa, R. Mood, 1). Lewis, C. Kaplan. I. Sommer, J. Cohn. Row 2: P. Vignoni, J. S. Bruce. Halter. P. Pascal, A. Grccnbeig. B. Logren, I). Levine, R. ART CLUB Whai newly formed club devotes its time helping improve our school functions and activities? Yes, it's the Quincy High Art Club under the capable supervision of Mr. MeGoff. Held in room 318. the club is designed for all students interested in improving and developing their artistic abilities. The group also sponsors an art scholarship which is given to a deserving student. The officers are Karen Guarnicre, president; Roberta Smith, vice-president; Francine Anselmo, secre- tary; and Claire Kaplan, treasurer. Quincy High is indebted to this talented group for their many fine displays throughout the year. ___I Rcrw 1: C. Frarier. J. Nigro. M. Edmunds. A. Horkun. M Biagini. J. I) Alessandro. A. Corev M. Walsh. D. Shahcen Rou 2: S. Dalv M. Nigro. A. Crimi. P. Darnell. C. Di Bona. T. Gentile. C. Cohen. L. Clark. R. Solimini. J Lettcri. M. Fairweather. A. Bruno. G. Linucci, Mrs. Wil lis. Ron- 3: J. Veloro. M. Graf. A. Levis. S. Robinson. D. Toland. G. Turner, k Se an. S. Cosindas. D Nota. A. Shiple' J. Berrini. C. Cohen. Ron- 4: J. Balducci. J. Di- Tocco. M. Jellov. K. Abbandaruio. J. May. J. Ricciuti. J. Ma . B. Mattes. J. Ciraolo. A. Jansky. C. DiBona. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS What are the Future Homemakers doing? This busy group of girls along with Mrs. Willis raise mone which the contribute to the National Future Homemakers and to the Jimmy Fund and other charities. Food sales and rum- mage sales keep the girls occupied. The highlight of the year is the “Cupid Serenade which the club sponsors annually in February. Row : C. Cohen. M. I.ittlcwood-Hcad, C. Cohen. Row 2: S. Pepi. L. Alniquist, N. Macintosh. 1 . Savard, B. Mattson, B. Blacklock, A. Carlisle. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS “Shaker Cheer,” T-E-A-M.” These shouts come from “Marsha and The Guys ' other- wise known as the Varsity Cheerleaders. They are the girls who paint signs, shout until hoarse, and stand in the freezing rain at football games. The Head cheerleader is Marsha Littlewood and the sponsor is Mrs. Aronson. Q.H.S. is proud to have such wonderful girls cheering for it and is grateful for all their hard work. 117 Row 1: G. Kimbrough. J. Brennion. P. Banks. D. Deacon. L. Quinlan. C. Lindgren. L. Sandonato. Row 2: G. Riihimaki. R. Olsen. J. Rosenthal. J. April. E. Laughlin. T. Rappaport. J. Berman. S. Brennion. R. Berger. D. Ryan. P. Parisi. R. Falgran. Row 5: K Stureenackcr. R. Lifcsct. R. Gaicia, J. NVainiompaa, J. Bennett, J. Thomer. V. Zanoni. D. McKenaie. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club under the direction of Mr. Chrusciel provides an opportu- nity for scientific-minded students to develop their interests. Among the club activities are a dance and a science fair. Officers are: Donald Deacon, president: Peter Banks, vice president: Leslie Quinlan, secretary: Janet Brennion. treas- urer: Charles Lindgren. reporter: Guy Kimbrough, librarian. US Sealed: J. Caristo. H. Davis. I� . Fordc, R. Cuschcra. I’. Allen, M. Butler. Standing: F. Morand, T. O'Connell, R. Moriarty, V. Pactovis. R. Sullivan. J. Fasci. A. Meagher. NEWSWRITERS CLUB Quincy High School’s eyes and ears—that’s the Newswriters Club. This group receives assignments to cover school activities, new faces at Q.H.S., class trips, student awards, special assemblies, and any phase of news around the school. Checked by faculty advisors Miss Marie Poland, Mrs. Janet Kreiger, and Miss Elizabeth McConarty, the news is taken over to the Ledger where it goes into print. Officers for this year are Pamela Fordc, president, and Rosalind Cuschera, secretary. How i: J. Sturtevani. M. Jones. H. Goldman. J. Serrcccliia. C Yuckicnuz. K. McKcon. B. Finn, J. Berrini, P. Shepard. S. Kyler C. Green, foie 2: J. Conti. M. Thorpe. S. Hillstrom. A. Hascall B. Mattes. B. Nordstrom, G. Antonclli, T. Gentile, L. Kjellander M. Edmunds, D. Stern. J. Abbott. How ): Mrs. Myatt. J. Yuck icnuz, J. Salvaggi. C. DiBona, M. I.evers. I). Crooker, C. Kaplan J. Huntington. A. Shipley. E. Tisell, R. Sullivan, L. Taylor. P El wood, J. Brennion, G. Newton, I.. McLain, R. Realini, J Sanger. S. Salvucci, Mrs. Bennett. How 4: M. Moriarty, 1). Trethewey, J. Caristo, A. Meagher. I . Savard, J. Best, M. Dun- can. I). Shahecn, J. Nigro. B. Larson. C. Grazier. P. Hamilton, H. Davis, L. Tantillo, J. Ricciuti, J. Ross, I). Nota, E. Mack. How 5: C. McKinnon. P. Lynch, M. Maiolatesi, L. Levine. H. Kelcourse, L. Phillips, R. Cams, W. Rcndle, J. McMann, T. McCarthy, J. Hunter, S. Palermo, J. I'arr, J. May. A. MacLcan. PAGE AND STAGE This is the sounding off point for the future actresses and actors of Hollywood or the theater. Meeting twice a month with their director Mrs. Bennett, they put on plays, plan trips to theaters, and invite guests to speak on the theater. Gerald Antonclli, president, Bruce Nordstrom, vice-president, Barbara Mattes, secretary, and Theresa Gentile, treasurer, lead the club in its activities. Who knows, one of the members may be another Lana Turner or Gary Cooper. 120 Row I: i Strubc. P. Fordc. M. Carlson. J. Avnet. Row 2: E. Nankin, A. Torrcy. J. Bennett, M. McLaughlin. M. O'Flaherty. DEBATING CLUB Should the federal government equalize educational opportunity by means of grants to states for public elementary and secondary education? Sounds compli- cated? Mr. Edward Nankin and his debating team have all the arguments pro and con. The club offers a chance for the students to voice their opinions, attend meets at other schools, and acquire poise in public speaking. P. Strubc. P. Fordc, J. Bennett. M. Carlson. M. O'Flaherty. Seated: M. Carlson, L. Haley, F. Fordc, P. Si rube, M. O’Flaherty. Standing: R. Anastasia. A. Souden, G. Weinberg, J. Haletky. 1). Newman. WRITERS WORKSHOP Imagination is the guiding force of the Writers’ Workshop. Ably directed by Miss Dora Kelley, the group produces original stories, poetry, book and movie reviews, editorials—anything that takes their fancy. Guest speakers give the mem- bers help and advice on the possible publishing of their writings. Officers for this year are: Pamela Forde, president; Laura Haley, vice-president; Patricia Strube, secretary; and Maureen O’Flaherty, librarian. 122 Row I: M. Richardson, M. Carbon, J. Fasci, M. Power. P. Forde, |. Tarr, M. Ralston, J. May, N. Osgood. Row 2: S. Jones. M. Pccoraro. J. Franklin. G. Bernstein. C. O’Brien, M. Allic. M. Ro ncr. A. Carlisle, J. Caristo, M. Butler. Row ): G. Craig, C. (.ray. I . DcCostc. R. Smith. J. Weber, N. Macintosh. S. Johnson, 1). Y'illa. A. Meagher. B. MacDonald, I.. Anderson. Row f: P. Karim. T. Pellet, G. Nattie, F . Savoie, I). Post, W. Pactovis, P. Richman. I). Winquist, I). Durante. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY At the end of their junior year, students who have been on the honor roll for three terms in a row, or who have maintained an 85 average or better may be- come members of the National Honor Society. The Society's sponsor is Mr. Owens. M. Richardson. E. Nattie, J. May, J. Fasci. 123 Row I: L. Skant . K. Little, A. Marcottc, M. Thorpe, S. Egan, L. Kjcllamlcr, S. Johnston. I). Tarr. Row 2: P. Smith, J. Rindcll. P. Maz etti, P. Cocio, N. Scott, J. MacDougall. D. Thibodeau, R. Realini. E. Mowlcs, 1.. Steele, H. Goldman. Row ): J. Bren- nion, K. MacLeod, K. Kusser. L. Tantillio, I). Dodge. S. Wall, M. McCarthy, M. Maiolatesi, A. MacLcan, P. Lynch. K. Abban- danzio, J. Giorgi. Row K. Johnson. J. Kenny, M. Richardson, J. May. H. Kclcoursc, G. Gurney, J. Joyce. J. May, A. Cochran, D. Honani. C. O'Brien. FUTURE NURSES The Junior and Senior Future Nurses Club under the supervision of Mrs. Alexander helps girls who are interested in a medical career to choose a school and career. Club activities include field trips and lectures. Officers are: Susan Egan, president: Marilyn Thor| e, treasurer; Gail Trubiano, secretary. Mrs. Alexander, H. kelcoursc. 124 J. V. FOOTBALL (UlNCi Row I: C. Henderson, E. Civitarese, E. Marshall. T. Doyle. G. Higgins, G. Trcchok, I . Beatrice. Row 2: D. Coughlin. C. West Ik rg. R. Marini. R. West, J. Perrow, R. Kolson, W. Molono. Coach Tobin. Row ): H. Towle. A. Kearney, R. Struh. G. Kay. E. Meade, T. O'Connel. D. Coletti. Row 1 I.. Forte, I). Ryan. J. Wessling, J. Nugent, J. Gridin. R. Sherry R. DiHona. T. Molono, A. I.iscoinb. RECORD Quincy 0 Hingham 20 Quincy 20 N. Quincy 6 Quincy 0 Weymouth 28 Quincy 0 Everett 6 Quincy 18 Malden 6 Quincy 0 Card. Spellman 0 Quincy 16 Brookline 14 Quincy M Somerville 26 Quincy 12 Card. Spellman 125 0 Row : I . Kogan. F. Marino. G. Nauic. A. Demeo, R Whiting. G. O’Connell. M. I.undin, W. Rcndlc, H. Vi olette. Row 2: Asst. Orach Conroy, W. Laraia. M. Fer ris. S. Gardner. W. Campitclli. R. D'Alcssandro, J. Walsh J. Valle. C. Dahlby. J. Sullivan, Asst. Coach Basilicrc Rou’ 3: J. D’Amico. T. Ferraro. C. Meyer, J. Picarski. R. Tellier, L. Gulizia, P. Chclla, K. Caldwell, Coach Garrity. Row 4: Manager G. Suitor. W. Fraher, R. Kraher. J. Larkin, R. Kirch, G. Connelly. Manager R. Chimincllo. FOOTBALL In tile opening game of the season against Brockton, Quincy’s squad was up to full strength, and the boys hoped to end Brockton's long winning streak. Quincy’s offense moved the ball well, but Brockton was not to be denied the victory as they went on to win 42-18. A succession of five losses to Somerville. Everett, Weymouth, Malden, and Brookline followed. Quincy’s first victory came against Chelsea, with the boys scoring seven touchdowns for a 46-16 win. The following week Quincy won again, beating Medford 26-12. In the annual Thanksgiving Day game an excellent efTort by the team, especially the seniors, gave Quincy a 20-0 shutout over North. RECORD Quincy IB Brockton 42 Quincy 0 Somerville 28 Quincy 0 Everett 38 Quincy 0 Malden 14 Quincy 0 Brookline 28 Quincy 12 Weymouth 20 Quincy 46 Chelsea 16 Quincy 26 Medford 12 Quincy 20 N. Quincy 0 Through the middle Nattic makes a long gain Gain every inch Will he get him? Almost in the clear A good block o cSt LUM V ? VZH T G Row 1: R. Falciani, J. Wilcox, J. Rosenthal. W. Humiston, Goodyear, S. Herman, A. Wilson, P. Ranks. J. Thornier, W. H. Olsen, J. Iacobucci, R. Freeman, R. Brady. R. McKim. While. G. Clarke, P. Darling. L. Akoury. P. Richman. A. Sclio- J. Wintermeyer, 1). Hendry. I). Tail. R. Hurley. Row 2: Coach field. W. Sevenson, W. Higgins. P. Kane. 1). Ryan. RECORD Quincy 0 Avon 3 Quincy 0 Sharon 3 Quincy 0 N. Quincy 2 Quincy 2 Boston Latin 3 Quincy 1 Nor well 3 Quincy 0 Avon 1 Quincy 0 Sharon 3 Quincy 2 Duxbury 4 Quincy 0 N. Quincy 3 Quincy 0 Nor well 4 Quincy 0 Medford 11 Quincy 2 Duxbury 4 Quincy 0 Milton 3 Quincy 0 Medford 5 Quincy 1 Thayer Acad. 10 SOCCER The 1961 Quincy High soccer team had an unsuccessful season. Playing a fifteen game schedule, the boys were unable to win a game. Against Avon, however, Quincy was almost successful; and if luck had been with the boys, the 1-0 defeat could have been a victory. The major factor for the team’s poor showing, Coach Goodyear feels, was the loss of many experienced players to graduation. The many new boys on the squad showed talent and fight, but were greatly handicapped by their lack of experi- ence. Kick ’em out boys 130 Who’ll kick it? Ralph Freeman gels the ball I.ots of power behind a kick That's using your head! Richard Bradv drives for a goal Row 1: J. Campcll, J. Broderick. R. Verney, T. Voislow. I). D. Orio. W. MacLeod. C. Collins. I). Post. P. Rooney. R. Dunn. Winquist, D. Durante. J. Frye. Row 2: Coach York. C. Sissons. G. Baroud. T. Grenham. CROSS COUNTRY RECORD Quincy 33 Silver Lake 22 Quincy 30 N. Quincy 25 Quincy 28 Weymouth 29 Quincy 30 Weymouth 25 Quincy 25 Randolph 34 Quincy 23 N. Quincy 32 •Lowest score wins The 1961 Quincy High cross country team was one of the best on the South Shore. Getting a slow start and hurt by injuries, the boys lost their first two meets to Silver Lake (22-33) and North Quincy (25-30). But then they really started moving! In their next meet they upset highly-rated and highly-favored Wey- mouth 28-29. In the South Shore Meet Quincy placed fourth out of seventeen competing teams, losing to only Scituate, Arch- bishop Williams, and Randolph. However, the loss to Randolph was soon avenged when Quincy beat them 25-34 in a dual meet, ending Randolph's eighteen game winning streak. In the last dual meet of the season Quincy outran North by a score of 23-32. 132 Around the bend they come Senior lineup Row . M. Kuja. T. DiTulio, R. McCullen, P. Mariano. 1). K. Sivatorisc. B. Connolly, R. Vcniy. J. Broderick, Coach Fin- Orio. R. DiRamio, M. Conroy. Row 2: Coach Basilcrc. R. Ayer, negan. R. Kkhom. F. O'Meara. C. Myers. J. Wainionpaa, VV. MacLeod, J.V. BASKETBALL Kneeling: Capt. B. Nolan. J. Davenport. K. Pcttinclli, R. Young. C. Higgins. Standing: A. Spa- lorcia. R. Chew. K. DiBona. A. Spadorcia. R. Mina. K. Ferguson. R. Scanlon. (1. Melville. W. Campctclli. J. Pizzi. B. Donovan. F. Driscoll. Asst. Coach R. Basiliere. Coach M. Finnegan. BASKETBALL Quincy High’s 1962 basketball team was one of the best in the history of the school. The team compiled a 17-5 record and reached the semi-finals of the Tech Tourney. In the first Tech game the hard running Presidents topped a tough Lynn team 77-73. In the quarter finals Quincy overcame GBL champs Malden 66-60 in a three minute overtime. In the semi-finals against Brockton playing be- fore 13,909 fans, Quincy went down to a 74-81 defeat despite a great effort by the fire house five.” Coach Finnegan had nothing but praise for the team and he especially emphasized the ball stealing tactics of R. Chew and R. Mina, the re- bounding of F. Driscoll and W. Donovan, and the brilliant playmaking of Capt. W. Nolan. Cap(. Bill Nolan 134 RECORD Quincy 61 Everett 45 Quincy 81 Malden 52 Quincy 66 Williams 56 Quincy 77 North 57 Quincy 77 Alumni 76 Quincy 85 Chelsea 61 Quincy 59 Somerville 67 Quincy 84 Lowell 48 Quincy 79 Revere 57 Quincy 73 Medford 47 Quincy 92 Everett 60 Quincy 64 Malden 67 Quincy 74 North 56 Quincy 56 Chelsea 69 Quincy 76 Somerville 86 Quincy 70 Lowell 52 Quincy 84 Revere 51 Quincy 75 Medford 55 Quincy 82 Weymouth 74 Quincy 77 Lynn 73 Quincy 66 Malden 60 Quincy 74 Brockton 81 CEPE U . VOL AN WhOA OUAH Vdpiscou dSPADOPCL dSPAOOPC A 1Q P. CHEW Q. PEL t lUE P). P)!A A l Bob Mina drives in. Chew will get it. No you don't. I'm coming through! Frank gets another one. I.oosc ball. Row I: C. Fcinc (1961). R. Mina. W. O’Meara (1961), P. W. LaRaia. R. Rappoli (1961). C. Chase, F. Conroy (1961). J. Mottla (1961). YV. Ix-one (1961). L. Goldman (1961). Row 2: Walsh (1061). F. Walsh (1961). BASEBALL Hair 1: R. Stewart, J. Valle, J. Casagraiule, T. Ahola, J. Troupe, R. Ri i. J. ShcfTcr, R. Traynor, R. Marini, R. Burrell, R. R. Pulsifer, S. Marini, C. Wcstbcig. Row 2: Mr. Hutchinson, Higgins, C, Peters. HOCKEY The 1962 Quincy High hockey team started the season off with a series of six wins over North Quincy, Everett, Chelsea, Don Bosco, Malden, and Revere. This winning streak was broken by Christopher Columbus as Quincy went down to a 1-0 defeat. The next game was a 3-1 loss to North Quincy, but North was forced to forfeit all its games giving us a 1-0 win for the record books. This was followed by three wins over Everett, Chelsea, and Don Bosco. Losses to Malden, Revere, and Columbus followed. The team finished the reason with a 10-1 record, one game short of state tournament qualification. Coach Hutchinson singled out seniors G. Nattie. T. Ahola, J. Troup. J. Casagrande, W. Landry, and J. Connor for their excellent performances throughout the year. Practice at the Arena. RECORD Quincy 4 North Quincy 2 Quincy 3 Everett 2 Quincy 2 Chelsea 1 Quincy 10 Don Bosco 2 Quincy 5 Malden 4 Quincy 4 Revere 2 Quincy 1 Columbus 3 Quincy 1 North Quincy 3 Quincy 3 Everett 1 Quincy 4 Chelsea 1 Quincy 5 Don Bosco 1 Quincy 2 Malden 3 Quincy 2 Revere 3 Quincy 0 Columbus 2 Nattie saves another one. 138 J COMOR £ A'ATTtE J.CASAGMA DE T. A HO LA J. TROUP tV.L WDPy MASTER OF ITS OWN HOUSE Joe Valle gets off a shot. Here's one for you. Well, can't gel them all. Trying for a goal. Grab that puck. Attack from behind. TENNIS Kneeling: C. Dahlby. P. Johnson. XV. Fielding, I). Anderson. Standing: W. Daley. T. Doyle. Mr. Mitchell. M. Shapiro. W. Ivil. WINTER TRACK The 1962 Quincy High winter track team started its second season with three wins over Canton, Catholic Memorial, and St. Mary's of Waltham. The first defeat came at the hands of Waltham, followed by wins over I)on Bosco and Archbishop Williams. In the next meet Randolph tied Quincy 41-41. In non- league meets Quincy split, losing to Weymouth and winning against North Quincy. School records were broken by Bob and Wayne Fraher in the 50 yard dash. Senior Bill Rcndle established a new record of 6.1 seconds in the 45 yard high hurdles. The sprint relay team of R. Fraher, W. Gardner, S. Gardner, and R. Malvesti set a new Tri-County League record of 2:09:9 seconds. The team finished the season with a 6-2-1 record, placing third in the Tri-County League standings, one half game out of first place. RECORD Quincy 47 Canton 35 Quincy 42 C. Memorial 40 Quincy 51 St. Mary’s 31 Quincy 37i 2 Waltham 441 2 Quincy 59 Don Bosco 23 Quincy 52 Williams 30 Quincy 41 Randolph 41 Quincy 361 2 Weymouth 401 2 Quincy 401 ; N. Quincy 36i 2 Row . W. Fraher. A. MoCaflerty, I). Durante, (Captain): R. Caldwell, J. Frye, C. Collins. C. Sissons, T. Grenham. A. Demeo, Malvesti, S. Gardner. W. Gardner, F.. Gilligan. Row 2: T. D. Post. Row ): Mr. Kehoc. R. Fraher, J. Prakop. W. Puglia, Voislow, R. Birch, R. Story. S. Brcnnion, T. O'Connor, K. P. Rooney, L. Gulizia. J. Consalvi, R. Dunn, R. Kyoperi. 142 They look worried. Only eleven more laps to go. Quincy out in front. They're off What a hat! Senior shotputters—Anthony Demeo, David Post. 145 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1962 Arch Gear Works 97 Holmes St., Quincy, Mass. Berrini’s Grocery 41 Trafford St., Quincy, Mass. Bessie Twohig Hat Shop 1452 Hancock St., Quincy, Mass. Blackwell Studios Coddington St., Quincy, Mass. Rose Cherubini 1246 Hancock St., Quincy, Mass. Curry Hardware 238 Copland St., Quincy, Mass. Drohan News Agency West Quincy, Mass. Flip's Oil Service 11 Emerald St., Quincy, Mass. Fox Hounds Restaurant Sea St., Quincy, Mass. Fre-Del's, Inc. 1417 Hancock St., Quincy, Mass. Gateway to Music Quincy, Mass. Max's Paint Sc Hardware Co. 525 Washington St., Quincy, Mass. Quincy Furniture Co. 1604 Hancock St., Quincy, Mass. Quincy Motor Co. 85 Quincy Ave., Quincy, Mass. Rizio’s Bakery 44 Elm St., Quincy, Mass. Samoset Drug Co. 215 Samoset Ave., Quincy, Mass. Sam Tuttle—Real Estate-Insurance 216 Sea St., Quincy, Mass. Sydne-Charles Hairstyling Salon 386 Washington St., Quincy, Mass. Sydne-Paul Hair Stylists 1458 Hancock St., Quincy, Mass. Szathmary's 1375 Hancock St., Quincy, Mass. Slier Drug Co. 33 Washington St., Quincy, Mass. 146 QUINCY JUNIOR COLLEGE A COMMUNITY COLLEGE SERVING QUINCY AND THE SOUTH SHORE PROGRAMS OF STUDY • Arts and Sciences • General Education • Business Administration • Liberal Arts—Secretarial EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES • Programs Leading To Transfer To Four-Year Colleges • Terminal Programs Leading Directly To Positions In Business And Industry • Evening Courses For Part-Time Students ADVANTAGES OF THE JUNIOR COLLEGE • LOW TUITION • NEAR TO HOME • SMALL CLASSES • INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING 147 BURGIN, PLAINER CO., INC. INSURANCE FOY'S SUPER MARKET Quincy Square, Granite 2-3000 1177 Hancock St. Quincy Square Compliments of U. S. NAVAL AND MARINE CORPS RESERVE TRAINING CENTER 85 Sea St. Quincy, Mass. 148 Compliments of ALMQUIST FLOWERLAND 326 Franklin Street Quincy, Massachusetts Compliments of QUINCY MUSIC COMPANY, INC. 20 Cottage Avc. Quincy 69, Mass. 149 150 151 The finest in: WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY l 0iA,5ayne 5 Watchmakers Jewelers 09 Parkingway, Quincy Or 9-7990 Join the Quincy YMCA Swim the year round in a heated crystal-clear pool. Programs for Boys and Girls §10.00 for 12 months —Summer Months— Day Camps—Resident Camps Sailing Camp for Boys or Girls Special rales for families Member of Quincy United Fund 152 Compliments of am iLattan formal 'WJe ear THE BARGAIN CENTER, INC. 2 Washington St. Quincy LINCOLN LANES Quincy’s Fabulous New Ten-Fin Center Featuring: 44 Brunswick Lanes Snack Bar Supervised Nursery Always Free Instruction Learning to Bowl Clinics” For Men, Women, And Children Every Week Leagues Open For Everyone Always Open Bowling BOWLING IS FUN! 715 Dudley Street Boston 25, Mass. At Uphams Corner TA 5-5100—GE 6-9303 Formats for Every Occasion 153 When you graduate it’s wonderful to have a telephone job waiting for you. You’ll love the friendly new people you meet. And you’ll like the excellent salary, the regular increases, the opportunities for advancement and the many additional benefits that make working for the Telephone Company so attractive to so many young people. Telephone jobs are important ones. We have our own training program which you can enter without any previous job experience. Why not come and see our employment interviewer soon .. . before you graduate. Ask the Guidance Counselor at your school to tell you when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND (C j) TELEPHONE 154 THE BURGESS STUDIO CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS 12 MAPLE STREET f QUINCY 69, MASS. Pr 3-4334 All Male Stylists 1631 Hancock St. 4ntLonij 5 C olffliA,re6 • Cutting • Coloring • Styling • Permanents 155 WESTLANDS SPORTING GOODS ROY'S FLOWERS Next to Western Union 94 Wash. St., Quincy Phone OR 2-1900 Equipment for Every Sport Norfolk Charge Available American Express Member F.T.D. Quincy Braintree Hancock St. South Shore Pla a Pr 3-1133 Vi 3-4118 Special Prices on Corsages 8c Weddings Compliments of THE QUINCY LODGE OF ELKS 1220 Hancock Street Quincy, Mass. 156 Compliments of QUINCY COAL OIL CO. 1520 Hancock St. Quincy Square J. B. SASH DOOR CO., INC. 339 Franklin St. Cambridge, Mass. Doors Windows Frames Aluminum and Wood Detail Millwork Our Specialty O F U I N C Y 157 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. To serve this far-reaching market, the company’s operations extend from coast to coast, requiring a large staff of qualified employees. For Quincy youth, this offers the advan- tage of home-town employment with future prospects that are unrestricted. 7124 Standardized Stock Transmission Products 8 National and Canadian Factory Branches 100 Distributors with large Local Stocks More than 250,000 Customers throughout Industry Any employee can move “up the ladder as fast and as far as his ability and enterprise can take him. Over 85% of Boston Gear’s executive group are local men and women who have won their titles in this way. BOSTON GEAR WORKS WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCER OF STANDARDIZED STOCK TRANSMISSION PRODUCTS SINCE 1878 158 Compliments of FOR THE FESTIVE OCCASION — GO FORMAL COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE Su uueenevf Numeral Se en ice All your Formal needs — fitted to perfection. 74 Elm Street Quincy, Mass. President 3-2728 M. Joseph Sweeney Director Donaher's Men's Shop enter via 1564 Hancock St. or John Hancock Parking Area Quincy 159 COMPLIMENTS OF Quincy Teachers Association Representing a Membership of over Five Hundred Teachers and School Personnel who in the past have contributed large sums for Scholarships to encourage students to pursue further education. Q. H. S. Q. T. A. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS OF 1961 Lois Casagrande Elaine Mancil Walter Ralston Sucllen Wiseman This year we feel honored to continue our policy of granting substantial Scholarships to worthy High School Graduates. “BEST WISHES TO ALL SENIORS QUINCY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 160 LARGEST RECORDING STUDIOS IN THE EAST NOW RECORDING MONAURAL, 2 TRACK AND 3 TRACK STEREO Organ. Steinway Concert Grand Piano Sound Effects. 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