Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1963 volume:

liioinas irane ruoiic Liorarj •'cu-oz ??? ttQumcV' Mass fcl ‘sX OMy ww- .w- ro AM Goldenrod Literary Staff PRODUCTION EDITOR Sandra Waihkonen ACTIVITIES EDITOR Frances Marini Peter Banks Mary Brennan Judith Carr Diane Dennantiss Steven Herman Jane Huntington Janyce DeMone CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Deborah Crooker Paul Jacobs SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS Sandra Johnston Kenneth Kaiser Claire Kaplan Leslie Levine Elaine Mack Eileen Mowles JUNIOR STAFF MEMBERS Jeanne Krazinski LITERARY ADVISOR LAYOUT EDITOR Patricia Hatch SPORTS EDITOR John Sandhaus Jacquelyn Seitz Diane Stein Judith Sturdevant Linda Tantillo Jeremy Thorner Gail Trubiano Sandra Prolman Edna Schulz In Dedication We. the Seniors of Quincy High School, dedicate The Nineteen Sixty Three Goldenrod to Qo, % W % MRS. ERNESTINE CAMPBELL in gratitude For her unfailing devotion to this school and its students For her teaching of mathematics For her coaching of the cheering squad For her seventeen dedicated years of unselfish willingness to help her students. Quincy High School Quincy, Massachusetts TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 DEDICATION 4 FACULTY 5 UNDERCLASSMEN 17 SENIORS 22 ADMINISTRATION 24 ACTIVITIES 88 TOP TEN 106 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS 112 SPORTS 148 ADVERTISING 1963 SHAPE Photo First Row: SHAPE Representative. N. Nisula. K. John- son. M. Thorpe. J. Sanger. L. Russell. D. Crooker. P. Wingo. E. Larson. L. Quinlan. SHAPE Representative. Second Row: M. Conroy. P. Jacobs. P. Marin. J. On April 10. 1963. twenty Quincy High School sen- iors. five chaperones, and a reporter from the Boston Traveler, left Logan International Airport for a three week educational tour of Europe. Six major cities were visited—Belgrade, Rome, Berlin, Bonn. Paris, and London—with the entire schedule of conferences and Thorncr. S. Herman. Mr. MacDonald. J. Bonscy. Third Row: Mr. Solito. T. Rappaport. E. Gizzarelli. M. Ver- dun. P. Small. P. Banks. Fourth Row: USNSA guide. USNSA guide. Mr. Swartz. visits planned by the United States National Students Association. In each country the class met with many political, economic, educational, and social leaders. The trip climaxed the class's year long study of four- teen world leaders under the direction of Mr. Ellis J. Swartz. April in Paris Ball Shall wc dance? The King and Queen of «he April in Paris Ball. Katherine and Arthur. 2 Which foot is left? Enjoying the Parisian atmosphere. (3ltt JHemoriam ROGER COUCH THEODORE KECHRIS “All mankinde is of one Author, and is one volume; when one Man dies, one Chapter is not torne out of the hooke, but translated into a better language” John Donne Senior Class Variety Show The Directress. Judith Feldman. 3 One of the brighter? students. Arsenic and Old Lace Hey! That's mine! Another casualty at San Juan Hill. May I have this next dance? Did you hear . . .? The sleuth. 4 Class Day A common occurrence. Enjoying Class Day. What's so interesting? Singing along with Danny Boyd. 5 Look at 'er go!! Will you sign my Golden rod. please? Graduation The Classes of 1963. Our President speaks. Attorney General. Edward W. Brooke. Peter Banks tells of Quincy to Europe. The big moment. The night of May 29. The end. Senior Prom May I present . . . 7 Welcome to Moonlight and Roses. Waiting to have their pictures taken. NETTIEDEAN ALEXANDER Health Instructor ELIZABETH ARONSON Physical Education LAURENCE BABIN Assistant Director of Trade Department. English MARIE BANKS Experimental Tutorial Center DIANE BARAM Typing. Clerical Office Practice ETHEL BARNES Senior Counselor ROBERT BASILIERE BERNICE BENNETT General Mathematics. Algebra, English. Speech Geometry JOSEPH BENNETT Junior Counselor KARL BRIGGS Head of Mathematics Department. Solid Geometry. Trigonometry 6 Shh! This is hot stuff! First Row: D. Warmington. S. MacDuff, H. Murphy. R. Parrish. B. Rappaport, K. McKay, J. Cohn. Second Row: I.. Kane. K. McCarthy. E. Bertrand. R. Kandall, K. Libby. M. Feldman, F. Moran. E. Kuja. E. Lauk- kanen, K. Conley. F. Keefe. A. Kcchris. Mrs. Bennett. Third Row: T. Swanson. J. Kimmct. K. Bcllcnis. M. Gillespie. E. Torvi, M. Frisoli, D. Sunnerberg. H. Fitz- Gerald. C. Bruce. B. Youdis. D. Purslow. R. DiMarco. Junior Page and Stage First Row: S. Waterhouse, M. Sailing, E. Reardon, K. Maguire, S. Rogers. Second Row: M. Mitchclson, P. Colton, Mrs. Alexander, P. Kirk, F. Maligno. Third Row: P. Franklin, K. Pcrrow, C. Osborne, L. Petzoldt, E. Rhode. Sophomore Future Nurses 7 CLEVELAND CLARKE Earth Science. Aeronautics. Biology FRANCIS CARUSO Cabinet Making PETER CHRISOM World Civilization. U.S. History. Problems of Democracy ARTHUR CHRISTIE U.S. History. Problems of Democracy EDITH COLE Head Clerk LARUE CUBIE English JOHN CHRUSCIEL Head of Science Department, Chemistry NANCY DAY Chemistry BERNARD DODD Sheet Metal DIANE DONATO Junior Clerk ARLENE ECCLES Foods. Dietetics THEODORE ELLIOT English. Biology 8 First Row: L. Landry, M. Adams, M. Mitchelson, E. Cohen. B. Berdowitz. J. Collins, S. Rogers. C. Carlson. C. Paradise. M. Fagerlund, A. Alongi, M. DiCamillo, G. Dome, J. Brior. B. Farmer, L. Newton. Second Row: C. Laukkancn. L. Orseno, J. Healy. L. Brown. P. Mc- Carthy. D. Anderson. P. Kirk. C. Shoemaker. N. Niles. P. Colton. K. Vaughn. R. Grappi. F. Maligno. J. Ash. S. Thibodeau. B. Pomarico. M. Minkofsky. Mrs. Har- rison. Third Row: A. Bersani, V. Barton. E. McPhil- lips. S. Marcotte. A. Kyller. R. Burgess. L. Krajewska. G. Russell. E. McGibbon, K. Carlson. J. Savcla. R. Hull, U. Lynch. M. Nigrelli. M. Robbins. K. Perrow, L. Dauge. Sophomore Girls Glee Club First Row: C. Sylvester, E. Laukkanen, M. Barrett. Second Row: P. Satcrialc, L. DiBona, M. McLaughlin, S. Taylor, F. Ansclmo, S. Kirk, P. Quinlan, R. Kandall, J. O'Hara. J. V. Cheerleaders 9 MARGUERITE ERICKSON Distributee Education. Sales JOSEPH FARRELL Shop JOAN FAUNCE MARGARET FERRIS Physical Fitness Junior Clerk. Typist (cafeteria) WARREN FINDLAY MARTIN FINNEGAN Algebra. General Mathematics Physical Education IRVING FLETCHER MARGARET FLYNN U.S. History. World Civilization English DONALD FOWKE Business Mathematics. Typing JOHN GARRITY Physical Education DANIEL GOLDFARB French MICHAEL GOLUB Problems of Democracy U£. History 10 Underclassmen Achievements SOPHOMORE HIGH HONORS—Susan Weiner. Linda Brown, Rada Cody, and Jonathan Entin. SOPHOMORE HIGH HONORS—Andrea Vermette. Christine I.arson. Rhoda Saltzman. John McWilliams. Edward Scanlon, and Anthony Staiti. 11 STEPHEN GOODYEAR Spanish ROBERT HEENAN Mechanical Drawing MURIEL GOUDEY Head of English Department English MARJORIE HOLMAN Librarian ALTON GOULD Problems of Democracy US. History WILLIAM HUTCHINSON Counselor Everyone gelling an A raise his hand. EDITH JOHNSON Typing. Stenography DANIEL KEHOE Chemistry- Physics EDWARD HANNON Plumbing RONALD JACK Biology ELEANOR KAMBOUR Head of Social Studies Department, Problems of Democracy. World Civilization DORA KELLEY English 12 JUNIOR HIGH HONORS—Patricia Burr. Alycc Soudcn. John Wainionpaa. George Riihi- maki, Donna Stuart. Elaine Laukkanen. and Karen Silbovitz. ALL STATE CHORUS—Donald Adams TIED FOR FIRST PLACE IN THE STATE TRACK MEET—600 YARD RUN—Alan McCaffcrty FRANK KERW1N Head of Butinas Education Department. Bookkeeping. Typing JOHN LUNDSGAARD Machines HAROLD KIDDER Biology MARIE LYNCH Office Practice. Butinest Math GEORGE KOOLIAN Biology. Applied Science I CHARLES MAGARRELLI Auto Body FRANK LEPORINI Pattern Making MARGARET MARR English 14 We'll get that quarter out yet! PAUL M1LWARD Electrical WILLIAM MITCHELL History JEANETTE MOHNKERN Biology KATHERINE MYATT English. Latin EDWARD NANKIN Sophomore Counselor I VAR NELSON Director of Music Education THOMAS OWENS Algebra. Calculus LOTTA PAGE Typing. Stenography JOSEPH NICASTRO Auto Body GERMAN PASQUERELLA English WILLIAM PEPE Driser Education JANET NORRIS Spanish JOYCE I.YNN ABBOTT 16 Pelican Rd.; is taking the col- lege course . . Pep Club I. 2; Future Nurses 3 (V.Prcs.): Page Stage 2. 3; Pony Express 3; Chorus I. 2. 3: G.A.A. 3: Glee Club 2; Health Service 3 . . . hangs out at Ho-Jo's . . . hopes to tour the U.S.A. ANNE ACCIAVATTI 55 Churchill Road; takes the business course . . . likes to lis- ten to records, cat. sew. and skate . . . idol is Ben Casey . . . hangs out at home . . . Oh really . . . ambition is to be a secretary. ALBERT ABBOUD Utile Ace 64 Wall St.; takes the general course . . . Art Club I . . . best friend is Dennis Farrell . . . likes to roller skate . . . hopes to go to Bentley School of Accounting . . . Tough situation.” LOUIS AKOURY Lou 146 Glendale Rd.; is taking a college course . . . Soccer 2, 3 (Capt.); French Club 2 (Pres.); . . . idol is Danny Thomas . . . Is that right? . . . serious . . . to be an electronics engineer. JOHN ALLEGRINI Jack 4 Lawn Avc.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . J.V. Baseball I; J.V. Basketball I; pet peeve is girls’ old boy friends . . . Bar- abas was a robber. . . . ambi- tion—Accounti ng. BARRY ALLISON A! 8 Ratchford Cir.; Electronics . . . Favorite pastime—working on cars . . . “Wind it up baby! ... To own a 1963 Corvette is his suppressed desire . . . Hangs around Bob's Lunch . . . His pet peeve is women drivers. PATRICIA ALLEN Pat 64 WoodclilT Rd.; takes the col- lege course . . . G.A.A. 1. 2; Ncws riters 2. 3; French Club I. 3 . . . hangs out at Howie's . . . “Arc you for real? . . . idol is her boss . . . hopes to become a medical technologist. MILDRED ANDERSON Milly 139 Liberty St.; takes the college course . . . Nurses’ Club I. 2; Page Stage 1; Tn-Hi-Y 2. 3; Cheerleading 2. 3 . . . can be found at 'Ivil’s pad' . . . Know what I mean? . . . would like to be a nurse. 17 ANTHONY PERELLI Radio and Television VIRGINIA RANKIN 1 -S. Hilary ANTHONY REZZOTTI Auto Mechanics DORIS ROGERS Secretary ESTHER SAUTER EDNA SCHULZ Typing and Stenography English JAMES SHANV Drii er Education JEAN SMART Biology SLYVIA STERN Sales and Bookkeeping IRENE SULLIVAN Bookkeeping and Typing 18 ROBERT ANDERSON Andy” 7 Williard Terrace: lakes the general course . . . Glee Club I; Chapel Choir 1; J.V. Baseball 1, 2 . . . You crum. that smarts . . . would like to bowl a 300 game . . . quiet . . . hopes to graduate, work and enter the USN. BETTY JEAN ANNABI.E Belly 332 Granite St.; is taking the stenographic course . . . spends all her lime with Earl . . . likes stenography . . . hangs out at Richard's Drive-In . . . long hair . . . peeve is people who think they're great. JOSEPH APRIL Joe 306 Rock Island Rd.; takes the college course . . . Rifle Club 1, 3; Track 2, 3; Science Club I, 2 . . . favorite pastime is watching T.V. . . . best friend is T.R. . . . Sad. PAUL BAHARIAN B 65 Viden Rd.; is taking the col- lege course . . . likes to play baseball . . . Mr. Fletcher is his idol ... pet peeve is that spa- cious cafeteria ... his desire is to live in Vermont. PETER BANKS Pete 110 Monroe Rd.; is taking the college course . . . Band 1. 2, 3; Soccer 1. 2. 3; Track 2; Nat. Honor Society (Pres. 3); Gold- enrod 3 . . . likes sports ... fa- vorite subject is German . . . hopes to go into medicine. “Friends, Romans, countrymen . . CHRISTOPHER BARRETT Chris 328 South St.; is taking the gen- eral course . . . likes to play baseball and watch T.V. . . . can be found Where the crowd is . . . his pet peeve is stuck-up people . . . You know it.” STEPHANIE BARSELLA ”Slephie 47 Water St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Chorus 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . favorite pas- time is going out with a certain redhead . . . would like to go to Rorida with friends. SHARON BATES Bales 23 Helene St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Chorus 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . likes to ice skate ... pet peeve is swinging doors . . . “Forget it! . . . would like to be a private see. 19 WILLIAM SULLIVAN Problems of Democracy. Geography RICHARD WHITE Student Teacher—English ELLIS SWARTZ Head of language Department, German. Problems of Democracy THOMAS WALSH Machines THOMAS WHITE ELLA WILCOX Geometry Problems of Democracy MAUDE WHEELER U.S. History DOROTHY WILLIS Clothing BEATRICE WILSON WILLIAM YEE Cafeteria—Dietician Sheet Metal GEORGE YORK Geography. World Civilization Camera Shy JEAN BAKEEF English. French. World Civilization MARY BARRY O.M.O.. S.O.P. MAUREEN COONEY Algebra. Geometry. General Math BARBARA DcMONE Clerk BERNICE DONAHUE Biology. Chemistry EUGENE GREGORIO Latin GALE HARRISON Glee Club. Harmony. Music Appreciation. Chorus DONALD KAUPP Electronic Theory JANET KREIGER English JOHN MAHONEY English ELIZABETH McCONARTY Journalism. English SUSAN NEVAS Intern-Modern European History. World Civilization LOUISE PIERCE Bookkeeping. Business Math BARBARA RYAN English MARTHA WRIGHT Problems of Democracy 20 PAUL BEATRICE 56 Upland Road: is taking the general course . . . Football 3; J.V. Football 1, 2 . . . likes to draw ... his best friend is Bill Rcndlc . . . Hardly! ... his ambition is to become a car- toonist. JANET BENTLEY Jan 34 Cliff St.; takes the business course . . . Basketball 2, 3: Art Club 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3 . . . hangs out at Howie's . . . always on time . . . likes to sleep . . . hopes to be a veternarian. RICHARD BERGER Dick 1$ Hobomack Rd.; takes the col- lege course . . . Band 1, 2, 3, (V.Prcs. 2); Rifle Club I . . . pet peeve is homework . . . hangs out at the YMCA . . . C'cst la guerre! . . . ambition is to go to college. LAWRENCE BEGUERIE Larry 100 Goddard Street; is taking the general course . . . likes to cat and sleep . . . favorite sub- ject is lunch . . . can be found at Miller's Drugstore ... is very- honest. MILES BENTLEY Skip 60 I.ongwood Road; takes the college course . . . Rifle Club I; Band I. 2. 3 . . . likes to sleep . . . would like to go to college . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . “Why must life all labor be? ROBERT BETT Boh 37 Cross St.; takes the general course . . . favorite subject is mechanical drawing . . . You'd be surprised! . . . gets along with most people . . . hopes to go into Politics. JOHN BENNETT 65 Allcrton St.; takes the college course . . . Key Club 1; Debat- ing Club 2. 3 (Pres. 3); Science Club 2. 3 . . . hangs out at Wessagussett Yacht Club ... fa- vorite pastime is boating . . . hopes to be a doctor. GEORGE BERARD Whitey 103 Taffrail Rd.; College . . . Baseball I. 2. 3 . . . likes sports and billiards . . . ambition—to go to college ... pet peeve— homework over the weekend . . . trait—sports-minded . . . It’s better than a 'K'. NANCY BLACK None 74 Graham St.; is taking the clerical course . . . Goldcnrod 3; Chapel Choir 2. 3; G.A.A. 1. 2: Basketball I, 2; Chorus 1. 2: Gymnastics 3; Pony 2. 3; Pep Club . . This is stupid! . . . hangs out at Sandy Beach. 21 Administrators DR. CiOSSARD Superintendent of Schools MR. KING Principal MR. MacDONAl.D Assistant Principal MR. DALY Director of Trade Department DR. FOX Assistant Principal 22 JAYNE BLACKMAN Janie 4? Brook Rd.; is taking the stenography course . . . likes geometry . . . would like to be- come a legal secretary . . . dis- likes dirty fingernails Oh darn!” JOYCE BLACKMAN 43 Brook Rd.; is taking the cler- ical course . . . favorite pastime is reading and the radio . . . hopes to travel—California . . . idol is James Dean . . . Sugar!” . . . best friend is Anne Accia- vatti. THOMAS BLAKE Tom 49 Smith St.; is taking the com- mercial course . . . pet peeve is getting up for school . . . favor- ite subjects arc gym and study . . . “All depends” . . . best friend is Bob Gregory. RONALD BONFIGLIOLI Bongo 68 Molfat Rd.; is taking the business course . . . Basketball 2; Football 1 ... pet peeve is getting up for school . . . I don't know . . . hangs out at the Samosei Drugstore. JAMES BONSF.Y Jim 24 Gothland St.; college course . . . likes sports and gym . . . dislikes people who think they know everything . . . best friend is Dave Lewis . . . trait is long hair. C AROL BORNF.MANN 25 Bowes Avc.; Business . . . Glee Club I; G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Page and Stage 2 . . . likes to bowl . . . ambi- tion—to see pen-pal in Japan . . . can be found at B. W.” . . . best friend—Betty . . . You know. CALVIN BOYNE Cal 23 Bridge St.; is taking the gen- eral course . . . likes to swim . . . dislikes baggy pants . . . would like to be successful . . . personality trait: quiet . . . El tu. Brute! 23 Dear. Your spaghetti is slipping! CHARLES BOYNE Chuck 23 Bridge St ; is taking the col- lege course . . . Track 3 . . . hangs out at IviJ's pad ... fa- vorite subject is M.E.tl. with Miss Nevas . . . ambition is to go into coaching. PETER BROWN Pete 114 Doane Street; is taking a business course . . . likes to play basketball and bowling ... pet peeve is people who arc always late . . . Next joke . . . would like to own a night club. IRENE BOYNTON 43 Arthur St.; is taking the gen- eral course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . favorite subject is P.l . . . . hangs out at Kathy's house . . . pet peeve is people who know it all . . . You better believe it . . . always smiling. JOSEPH BRUNDIGE Joe 780 Southern Artery; Business Course; Soccer I; Band I. 2; Mixed Glee Club 1. 2; Chapel Choir 1.2. . . Ambition is to go into Retailing . . . Pel Peeve is teachers who pile on homework. MARY BRENNAN 23 Shirley St.; College . . . Fu- ture Teachers 1. 2. 3; French Club I. 2; G.A.A. 3; Goldcnrod 3; Glee Club 1 . . . likes to sew . . . ambition—teaching ... pet peeve—her brother . . . All right! BARBARA BUEI.ER Barb 3 Wimhrop Place; is in Distribu- tive Ed . . . Chorus 1. 2 ... pet peeve is conceited people . . . her favorite subject is English . . . her favorite saying is: Arc you kidding me? LAWRENCE BROCKMAN Larry 83 Norton Rd.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Band 1. 2. 3; National Honor Society; Science Club 3 . . . plays the trumpet . . . idol is A. Stevenson . . . peeve is women drivers ... to be a medical doctor. RICHARD BURRELL Dick 15 Viden Road; is taking the college course . . . Hockey 1. 2. 3; Page A Stage 3; Key Club 3 . . . likes to play hockey ... pet peeve is conceited girls . . . Is that right? 25 First Row: Miss Schulz. L. Levine. P. Hatch. P. Jacobs. D. Tantillo. C. Kaplan. S. Prolman. F. Mowles. Third Row: G. Crookcr. S. Waihkoncn. Second Row: J. Carr. J. Huntington, Trubiano. J. Sturtevant. S. Herman, J. Sandhaus. P. Banks. I'. Mack. F. Marini. S. Johnston. D. Stein. M. Brennan. I.. J. Thorncr. K. Kaiser. J. DeMone. J. Seitz. Goldenrod Literary Staff Good grief! Which Johnson is this—Herbert, Stanley, Stephen, Michael, or Lester?” You mean to say his questionnaire isn't in yet? How many more pages left? Each year the problems of a pagination, designs, colors, captions, census, glossies, write-ups and many other questions face the new Goldenrod Literary Staff. About twenty different students have to learn how to pool their twenty different ideas and suggestions in order to work efficiently together. Some- how they do and always manage in the end to put out the best Goldenrod yet. Hard at work. RODNEY CACICIA “Ronnie 60 Vcrchild St.; is taking the college course . . . Science Club 2; Page Stage 3; Key Club 2. 3; French Club 2 . . . Where have you been all my life? EVELYN CADY Lyn” 68 Quarry Street; is taking a stenographic course . . . Chorus I, 2. 3; Girls- Club I, 2. 3 . . . hangs out at Ho-Jo’s . . . does not like people who do not help her make up her mind . . . likes stenography. RALPH CALDERWOOD 363 Southern Artery; takes the college course . . . hopes to be a commercial artist ... pet peeve is people with messy hair . . . his favorite subject is girls . . . his favorite saying is: “Too much!” ROBERT CAMERON Bob 893 Southern Artery; takes the general course . . . Football 1; Basketball I ... pet peeve is stupid people who ask stupid . questions ... his ambition is Two Pizzas and a coke lo go, and ... lo ,hc WOrld. ELAINE CAMPBELL 198 Washington St.; takes the business course ... pet peeve is lazy speech . . . The world is yours and all that is in it . . . favorite subject is English . . . hopes to be a singer. JAMES CAMPBELL Jim 39 Hodgkinson St.; is taking the college course . . . Cross Coun- try 2; Baseball 3; Football 1 . . . his ambition is to be a state trooper . . . Find out for your- self. RALPH CAMPBELL 57 Murdock Avenue; takes the practical course . . . favorite subject is shop ... I don't know . . . his favorite person is Mr. Farrell ... his best friend is his car . . . ambition is to have a career in the Marines. WILLIAM CAMP1TELLI Birdman 22 Baker Avenue; is taking the general course . . . Football 2; Basketball 2. 3 ... pet peeve is people who have Fords . . . Get lost! . . . ambition is to get out of school. 27 First Row: F. Saba. C. DiBona. D. Hascall. J. Salvaggi. J. Black. R. Mastro, C. DiBona. E. Larson. B. Sturgeon. J. Malone. S. Smith. Mr. Fowke. Second Row: H. FitzGerald. N. Blackman. C. Erickson. P. Elword, P. Cocio. L. Kane. Goldenrod Business Staff The Goldenrod Business Staff assumes the responsibilities of securing advertise- ments, selling yearbooks, and handling all finances connected with the publishing of the Goldenrod. The staff is under the direction of Mr. Fowke. Jean Salvaggi is this year's Business Manager with Dale Hascall as assistant. 964,438 . . . 964.439 . . . 28 DANIEL CANTELLI Danny 32 Loring St.: is taking the gen- eral course . . . Baseball 3 . . . his favorite saying is Yea . . . favorite subject is Aeronautics . . . hopes to attend a school after high school. RICHARD CARLSON Dick 325 Water St.; is taking the col- lege course . . . favorite subject: trigonometry . . . would like to be an astronaut . . . Neat! . . . ambition is to fly an air- plane. JUDITH CARR Judy 9 Ryden St.; is taking the college course . . . G.A.A. I, 2, 3; Chapel Choir 1. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Goldenrod 3; All-state cho- rus; French Club 2. 3; District Chorus; Chorus 1. 2 . . . ambi- tion: college. RICHARD CARUSO Richie 21 Berry St.; taking general course . . . Arc you serious? favorite subject is Problems of Democracy . . . Best friend is Ray T. . . . likes to work on cars . . . restless. It’s too short. Take it off. SANDRA CARAMANICA Sandi 26 Figurehead Lane; takes the commercial course . . . Page and Stage 2; Chorus I. 2 . . . Hi ya doll, whatcha doing?” . . . ambi- tion is to become a singer, jour- nalist. or beautician. ROBERT CARNES Bob- 191 Rhoda Street . . . Business Course . . . Page and Stage 2. 3; Key Club 2; Football I; Track 3; Ambition: to attend Bcntly's . . . Pet Peeve: Work!!! ... Fa- vorite Saying: I'll say . . . Favorite Subject: Problems of Democracy. JAMES CARSON 1V easel 1439 Furnace Brook Parkway . . . Business course . . . Key Club 2; Ambition: to become an architect ... Pet Peeve: long hair on boys . . . Favorite Say- ing: I told you so” . . . Sup- pressed Desire: to go to Europe. PATRICIA CEDRONE Panic 91 Faxon Lane ... is taking the business course ... pet peeves arc slow drivers and cliques . . . “Ya know, arc you for real? . . . ambition: to reach 4 ft. 9 in. 29 Here's some more material for the next edition. Pony Express Have you heard the latest? Did you read about . . .? These cries arc familiar four times a year when the issues of the Pony Express are distributed. Under the direction of Dr. Christie, the staff works diligently to relate the current OHS news. Co-editors-in-chief are Ruth Redetzky and Deborah Newman. First Row: D. Whyte. R. Moriarty. D. Newman. R. call, E. I.aukkancn. Third Row: A. Greenberg, J. Infas- Redctzky, R. Anastasia. P. Pascal. Second Row: Dr. celli, T. Nee, K. Rose. B. Rappaport. Christie. J. Sanger. D. Tatrcau, G. Lombardo, D. Has- 30 BRENDA CELLUCCI B remit Lu 140 Centre St.; is taking the bus- iness course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. (V.Pres.); Pep Club 1 ... pet peeve: conceited people ... fa- vorite subject: C.O.P. . . . “Gee whiz! . . . hopes to go to IBM school. ALICE COCHRAN 15 Franklin Street . . . College course . . . G.A.A.; Future Nurses Club . . . Ambition: to study medicine ... Pet Peeve: conformity and boring teachers . . . Favorite Subject: English . . . Suppressed Desire: to travel to the Orient. ERIC CHILSTEDT Chtr 23 Cranch St; Pattern making . . . His favorite subjects arc— pattern making and mechanical drawing . . . Hangs around up the Q’s . . . Pet peve is after- noons that drag by . . . “Cut it out. KATHLEEN CHASE Kathy II Marsh St.: is taking the gen- eral course . . . Future Home- makers I ... pet peeve: girls who drink, smoke, and swear . . . likes sewing . . . ambition is to be a nun. PHILIP CHEVF.RIE Phil- 44 Eddie St.; Auto mechanics . . . likes to water ski . . . his desire is to own a spanking new Corvette . . . It shows to go ya, there's no bout a doubt it. . . . favorite subject is calculus. PATRICIA COCIO Pat- iO Main St.; is taking the com- mercial course . . . Future Nurses I. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Gol- denrod Business Staff ... pet peeve—people who don't act their age . . . hopes to work in the business field. DANIEL COCIO Danny 136 South Street ... Is taking college course . . . Audiovisual Staff 1. 2. 3; Boys Glee Club 1 . . . Ambition—be professional entertainer . . . Pet peeve is to do homework . . . Ya know what I mean? EDWARD CIVITARESE CM 256 Water Street . . . General course . . . Football 1. 2; Base- ball I, 2. 3; Basketball 2. 3; . . . Pet Peeve: girls who smoke . . . Favorite Saying: you betta be- lieve it . . . Ambition: to at- tend Northeastern University. KENNETH CLASSON Ken 174 Glendale Rd.; is taking the college course . . . would like to go to the moon ... pet peeve is certain teachers . . . You're nuts!” . . . ambition: to be a scientist. 31 First Row: C. Yuckienuz, R. Moriarty. G. Lombardo. J. Orio. J. Tillson. Third Row: F. Kccfc. E. Laukkancn. R Giagrandc. Second Row: R. Anastasia. J. Valle. F. Saba. D. Kendall, P. Satcriolc. Student Council The Student Council represents the pupils in the handling of school affairs. Members discuss school problems and plan for various projects including the United Fund Drive at Q.H.S.. and scholarships to worthy students. It also sponsors one of the most important social events at Q.H.S.—the annual Snoball. The policy of the Student Council is well expressed by the familiar slogan, “Don't tell others—tell us.” 32 Busy at work in the Student Council Bookstore. JEANNE COLARUSSO 14 Quincy St.; is taking the col lege course ... pet peeve— going to the Coddington . . . would like to play the drums . . . favorite saying— go to the moon . . . favorite subject: Driver Education with Mr. P. LEONARD COLLINS Lennie 21 Nut Island Ave.; takes the general course . . . ambition is the service . . . favorite subject is lunch . . . favorite pastime is daydreaming . . . often says What’s up? GERARD COLLINS Gerry 50 Glendale Rd.; is taking the college course . . . peeve is car- bon paper in French class . . . favorite saying: Get lost . . . ambition is to go into something medical. JACQUELINE COLTON Jackie 87 Lenox St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Pep Club. Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3 . . . likes to read and eat . . . Hot ticket!” . . . hopes to go to a school of art . . . The “Dclly.” JOHN COLLINS 52 Hobomack Rd.; is taking the general course . . . Homeroom Rep. . . . favorite subject is Physics . . . idol is J.F.K. hangs out at Howard Johnson's . . . hopes to find a girl with a Cor- vette. BEVERLY COMOLETTI Bev 365 Franklin St.; is taking the business course . . . Chorus I . . . likes to be with Ronnie . . . Smarten up!!” . . . hopes to go to hair-dressing school and then get married. .. AGNES CONDON Vicky 281 Whitwcll St.; is taking the business course . . . Chorus 1. 2: National Honor Society; Li- brary Staff 1 . . . ambition is to marry a millionaire Wicked! You're supposed to wear yours on Mondays. 33 First Row: J. Tillson. L. Russell. S. Waihkonen. P. Banks. N. Nisula. K. Johnson. P. Wingo. C. DiBona. Second Row: N. Litterio. S. Smith, M. Wellivcr. P. Papilc. L. Jakaitis. L. Quinlan. K, Kaiser. S. Herman. D. Stein. P. Hatch, E. Wright, J. Malone. C. DiBona. B. Mattes. S. Bates. Third Row: A. Durante. D. Orio. L. Brockman. P. Marin. R. Scanlon, J Fratolillo. J. Thorncr. M. Verdun. O. Newman, E. Chilstedt. J. Huntington. National Honor Society Quincy High School boasted an un- usually large Honor Society this year un- der the sponsorship of Mr. Owens. Mem- bers are selected on the basis of academic achievement in the spring of their junior or senior year. The officers for 1963 are: Peter Banks, President; Nancy Nisula. Vice-President; Sandra Waihkonen, Treasurer; Kristen Johnson. Secretary. 34 The smart set??? MARGARET CONNOLLY Peggy 22 Broadway; is taking the busi- ness course . . . G.A.A. 1 . . . doesn't like conceited boys . . hangs out at the Delly . . . idol is President Kennedy. ROBERT CONWAY Bob 100 Granite St.; is taking the general course . . . football I. 2 . . . favorite subject is English . . . suppressed desire is to live it up . . . Lei's have a cool one.” JAMES CONNOR Jimmy 18 Nilscn Avc.; is taking the college course . . . Football I. 2. 3; Track 1; Hockey I. 2. 3 . . . likes (o cat and daydream . . . You fool! . . . known for his laughing . . . Miller's Drug. ROBERTA COOPER Bobbi 161 Butler Rd.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Intramural Gym- nastics 3; Chorus I. 2; Glee Club 1. (V.Pres.) I; G.A.A. basket- ball 1. 2. 3. Capt. 2; bowling 1; Pep Club I. 2. 3; Baton 2 . . . “Hey. guys! MARTIN CONROY Many 39 Dysart St.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Basketball 2, 3; Intramural football 3; Intramu- ral basketball I. 3; . . . likes playing basketball and German . . . Ain't that right, gang? . . . lazy. KENNETH COPMAN Ken 64 Victoria Rd.; is taking the college course . . . Baseball I, 2, 3 . . . plays sports . . . desire is too learne how too spell . . . hopes to be a civil engineer . . . lazy. JUDITH CONTI Judy 8S3 Sea St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Page and Stage 2. 3; Pony Express 2. 3; Chorus 1, 2. 3 . . . “Just because you bought it. doesn't mean it's yours . . . eyebrows . . . hopes to be a beautician. ALFRED COREY Al 72 Spring St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Is that a fact! . . . idol is Johnny Mathis . . . quiet . . . likes boating and bowling . . . hopes to be a li- censed electrician. 35 First Row: Mr. Lyons, H. Kelcoursc. R. Scanlon. J. DiBona. B. Miller. M. Ferris, R. Burrell. J. Valle. J. Seitz. D. Pereitc. J. Ross. P. Hatch. Second Row: C. Walsh. R. I.oud. J. Sturtevant. P. Pascal. Prom Committee The success of our Senior Prom depends largely on the Prom Committee. Under the direction of Mr. Lyons, our new senior advisor, the four class ofliccrs and twelve representatives of the senior class meet very frequently. The purpose of this capable group is plan- ning the Senior Prom of 1963 which includes selecting the theme, location, and favors, decorating, and in- viting guests. This invaluable group takes care of all the other details in making the Prom the biggest and best event of the year. 36 Trade’s representative to the Prom Committee. ANN-MARIE COREY Maria 72 Spring St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Library Stall I, 2. 3; Chorus I. 2; Future Homemakers 1 . . . favorite sub- ject is biology . . . “Don't worry. I still love ya!” EDMUND COYER Pigeon 20 Watson Terrace; Plumbing . . . Passes time bowling . . . Mr. Hannon—his favorite person . . . Oh no! . . . Usually at the bowling alley . . . Pet peeve is work . . . Suppressed desire is to take a trip to Russia. ANNMARIE CRIMI Crum 14 Prospect Hill St.: is taking the business course . . . Future Homemakers 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pony Express 2 . . . always smil- ing .. . Hi ych kid . . . hopes to go to beautician school. H-A-R-D . . . L-Y! PAUL CRIMI Shark 14 Prospect Hill St.; is taking the general course . . . favorite pastime is painting . . . idol is Norman Rockwell . . . likes blondes . . . hopes to become a well-known artist. JOSEPHINE CRISTINA Josiey 21 Roberts St.; is taking the gen- eral course . . . Chorus I. 2, 3; Future Homemakers I, 2, 3 . . . idol is Dick Chamberlain . . . likes to sew . . . What is a matter . . . doll face. JANET CROMBIE 1276 Sea St.; is taking the gen- eral course . . . Chorus 2 . . . likes to read and watch T.V. . . . hangs out at the Surfsidc Restaurant . . . You bctcha’ life . . . best friend is Marcia Nigro . . . hopes to be a hair- dresser. DEBORAH CROOKER Debbie 44 Brook Rd.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Goldenrod Lit. StafT 3; Pony Express Ass't. Lit. Ed. 3; Page and Stage 2. 3; Bas- ketball 2. 3; French Club 2. 3; Mass. Girls' State 2 . . . Good grief!” DOUGLAS CULKIN Scon 47 Independence Avc.; is taking the college course . . . Golf I. 2. 3; Soccer I; French Club 1. 2; Winter Track I ... pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . “Hey, O'Hara . . . Hey!” 37 First Row: J. Ross, M. Anderson. J. Giagrande. J. Seitz, J. Serrecchia, G. Lombardo. Second Row: D. Henderson, C. Green, B. Miller. J. Tillson, I . Papile, C. Yuckienuz. Varsity Cheerleaders Here they arc—the twelve spirited boosters of Q.H.S., the Varsity Cheerleaders. Besides at- tending all the sports events, ral- lies, free dinners, and rooting for the players, they find time to practice their cheers in the gym after school. Actually, Q.H.S. is proud to have such a loyal group of girls and is grateful for all their work. “Keep cheering, girls!” THOMAS CUNNINGHAM Tom 207 Washington St.; is taking the college course . . . favorite subject is study . . . likes to play basketball . . . favorite person is Steve Allen . . . hopes to be a pharmacist. ROBERT DALESSANDRO Moose 89 Taber St.; Is taking the busi- ness course . . . Track 3; Foot- ball I. 2 . . . Hangs out at The Rock . . . Smokes a cigar . . . likes Earth Science . . . Chums around with Tony Giacomozzi . . . •They’re ol!” WILLIAM DALEY 77if Bomb 14 Winthrop St.; takes the busi- ness course . . . Tennis 1. 2, 3 . . . lazy . . . plays basketball . . . favorite subject is Earth Science . . . favorite person is Ray Charles. MICHAEL D ALESSANDRO 45 Water St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Basketball 2. 3; Football 1, 2 . . . would like to go to California and loaf forever . . . pet peeve is school . . . hangs out at Doblcs Corner . . . You fool! RICHARD D ALLESSANDRO Dick- 69 Taber St.; is taking the gen- eral course . . . Basketball 2. 3; Football I, 2 ... “1 kill for less . . . hangs out at Doblcs Corner . . . hopes to be a hair- dresser. JOHN D AMICO Morgan 604 Willard St.; is taking the general course . . . Football 2; Nominating Comm. . . . lifts weights . . . Man. look at those arms! . . . hopes to be a weath- erman. It's a bird . . . It's a plane . . . Oh. it’s only Roger. PETER DAMIANO 42 Parkhurst St.; Technical elec- tronics . . . English is his favor- ite subject . . . Suppressed desire is to travel . . . Willie Marconi is his idol . . . Usually he is at Olindy's . . . His best friend is M. Page. CHARLOTTE DAMORE 108 Franklin St.; is taking the general course . . . best friend is Jean Kimmet . . . suppressed desire is to see a real shark close-up . . . favorite subject is study . . . hopes to be a house- wife. 39 First Row: S. Matcik. M. Nigro, H. FitzGerald. L. Clark, C. Goycttc. A. Munn, L. Kane, C- DcPolo. Second Row: S. Wingo. S. Waihkoncn, D. Nota. E. Driscoll. P. Wingo, J. Robinson. M. Ross. Baton Squad Football games would be incomplete without the half-time performance of our Q.H.S. majorettes. The girls in the smart white uniforms are seniors; their leader is Sandic Waihkoncn. The girls in the royal blue uniforms are juniors; their leader is Elaine Driscoll. The cute ’n perky miss strutting up front, dressed in gold and white, is the majorette, Diane Nota. Not only do the girls perform at football games and rallies, but also they represent Quincy High School in many civic functions. We arc proud of our high stepping squad! ROGER F. DEAN Rog 22 Quarterdeck Rd.: is taking the college course . . . Debating Club 3; French Club 2. 3; Page and Stage 2. 3 . . . good sense of humor . . . likes to watch T.V. . . . “Take a walk!” FRED DeCOSTE Fred 9 Farrell St.; Is taking the gen- eral course . . . Likes to play pool . . . Favorite subject is shop . . . Favorite saying is Could be ... Pet peeve is two periods of English. NORMA Del.APPE Normy 31 Roselin Ave.; Is taking the business course . . . Likes to ski . . . Hopes to be a nurse . . . . . . Straight hair . . . Hangs out at McDonald's . . . Would like to go to Switzerland. FRANCA DelGRECO Nllir 137 Madison Ave.; Is taking the business course . . . Likes to talk . . . Happy . . . Ambition is to be a secretary and or housewife . . . Likes O.M.O. . . . Cut it out! JANET DelGRECO Jan 34 Jackson St.; is taking a busi- ness course . . . Glee Club I; Page Stage 1; Chorus 2 . . . likes to eat pizza at Maria's . . . favorite hangout is 34 Penn St. Touchdown! JOSEPH DelGRECO Sniper 75 Gilbert St.; Is taking the gen- eral course . . . Intramural foot- ball 3 . . . Favorite subject is Earth Science . . . Quiet . . . You betta' believe it . . . Would like to be a barber. LILLIAN Del ROSSO Lena 131 Glendale Rd.; Is taking the business course . . . Chorus I; Future Homemakers I . . . Best friend is Lucy D'Eramo . . . Al- ways smiling . . . Idol is Vince Edwards . . . Hi. there! DIANE DENNANTISS Dee 58 So. Walnut St.; is taking the business course . . . Goldcnrod Literary Stall 3 . . . likes C.O.P. . . . idol is Johnny Mathis . . . best friend is Ginger Johndrow . . . Arc you serious? 41 First Row: D. Pcrcttc, T. Dunn. N. DiVin- ccntis, N. Catto. J. Giagrandc. C. Quintiliani, G. Trubiano, R. Redctzky. Second Row: C. Borncmann. R. Rcalini. N. Nisula. K. John- son, K. Ward. P. Maki, J. Koss, J. Tillson. G. Lombardo, D. Hascall, Mrs. Aronson. Third Row: J. Malone, L. Lcw-Hanson, E. Larson, R. Cooper. J. Abbott. B. Miller, A. Cochran, M. Thorpe. P. Hatch. L. Quinlan. Fourth Row: F. Marini. M. Ganzcl. K. Morrill. E. Wright, L. Levine, L. Russell, P. Wingo, J. Fleming, B. Erickson. G. A. A. Sponsored by Mrs. Aronson, the Girls Athletic Association has had a busy schedule. The season started with bowling every Monday. After ten weeks of fun and rivalry, trophies were awarded to Leslie Levine—high average, Betty Larson—high single and Maryanne Ganzcl—high three. Christmas brought the basketball season with teams playing Tuesday and Fri- day afternoons to provide competition and enjoyment for the sports-minded. G.A.A. officers arc Dcrri Pcrcttc, President; Terry Dunn, Vice-President; Nancy DiVincentis, Secretary and Noel Catto, Treasurer. Checking G.A.A. membership. 42 LUCY D'ERAMO Lu 22 Franklin St.: is taking the business course . . . Chorus I. 2 . . . idol is Troy Donahue . . . quiet . . . likes to dance and watch T.V. . . . best friend is Lillian Del Rosso. BARBARA DeYOUNG Barb 44 Virginia Rd.; Is taking a business course . . . Favorite person is a tall blonde from Rockland . . . What a laugh! . . . Hangs out at Dupree's . . . She likes to have fun. JAMES DiBELLA Jim 33 Whiton Avc.; Is taking the business course ... his favorites arc bookkeeping, bowling and girls . . . people who mess up his plans arc his peeve . . . “Arc you kidding me. or what? ALAN DiBONA CARLA DiBONA 7 Faxon Park Rd.; Football 3: Elected the College Course . . . Would like to enter into govern- ment work . . . Likes to skate . . . Noted for usually having a good sense of humor . . . Hang- out at Loud's house . . . Oh yeah!” KENNETH DiBONA Ken 104 Edwards Street; is taking the college course . . . Basketball I. 2, 3; Intramural Football . . . What can I say? ... pet peeve is losing all the basketball games. 17 Rodman St.; is taking the business course . . . Chorus I. 2; Goldcnrod Business Staff 3; Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3: Future Homemakers I. 2: Page Stage 1. 2. 3 . . . Arc there any extras? MARGARET DiBONA Candy 33 Trask Avc.; is taking the col- lege course ... pet peeve is people who know it all . . . Fa- vorite subject is typing . . . “Never happen! . . . would like to travel. CLAIRE DiBONA Claire 29 Carter Street; is taking busi- ness course . . . Goldcnrod Staff 3. Assistant Business Editor; Page and Stage I. 2. 3: Future Homemakers' Club 1. 2; Tri-Hi- Y 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3. THOMAS DiTULLIO Tom II Aldcn Street; is taking a col- lege course . . . Basketball 3 . . . “Arc you a man? ... his pet peeve is a certain someone . . . favorite subject is Spanish . . . wants to be a teacher. 43 First Row: L. Sandonato. J. Ey, D. Stein, M. Bentley, R. Berger. P. Hamilton. D. Whyte. M. King. Mr. White. Second Row: J. April, T. Rappaport. D. Crowley, C. Wyke, P. Mur- phy. R. McHugh. J. Shoemaker. Rifle Club The Rifle Club is practicing faithfully to achieve the high standards set by Mr. White, sponsor. No officers have yet been appointed. The club meets Tues- day and Thursday afternoon at the Marine Training Center. Each participant is entrusted with a 22 calibre rifle. The aim is to compete with other schools. The target is waiting and there is clear shooting ahead. 44 JOHN DOLAN Jay 944 Furnace Brook Pkwy.; is taking the college course . . . Key Club 2. 3; French Club 3 . . . favorite pastimes arc water- skiing and golf . . . favorite sub- jects arc math and social sci- ences . . . nice smile. RICHARD DONOVAN Dick- 20 Carlson Street: Is taking gen- eral course . . . Football 1; Track I. 3: Key Club . . . His pet peeve is women drivers . . . Favorite subject is Oym . . . Likes different sports. HENRY DONDERO Hank” 15 Rogers Street; Technical elec- tronics . . . Can usually be found at 26 Barry Street . . . West Side Story's Bernado is his idol . . . His best friend is the Weasel . . . Known for red rims. ROBERT DORAN Bobby 10 Goddard St.: Cabinet making . . . Football I; Band I, 2 . . . His favorite pastime—playing in the band . . . Suppressed desire —to be a famous musician . . . Can be found at Doblc's Corner . . . Take off. RICHARD DOYLE Dick 48 Eddie St.; Auto mechanics . . . Likes to work on his car . . . Wants to own an automo- tive garage . . . Be good” . . . He hates lighting with his girl . . . His suppressed desire is to own a new Corvette. STEPHEN DOYLE Stevie 116 Darrow St.; sheet metal . . . passes time working on cars . . . favorite person: Mr. Yee . . . hangs out at Mai's . . . wants to get into a sheet metal union . . . police cars arc his peeve . quiet. No matter how thin you slice it . . . ELAINE DRISCOLL luiine 852 Furnace Brook Parkway; Is taking business course . . . Tri- Hi-Y 3; Baton 2. 3; G.A.A. 3: . . . “Spastic . . . Pet Peeve is people who think they know it all . . . Likes to dance. 45 First Row: E. Kuja. P. Maki. L. Lcw-Hanson, S. Ma- Third Row: E. Larson. P. Hatch. N. Meade. M. Brennan, teik. C. Wingo. Miss Wheeler. Second Row: J. Koss. L. Lofgren. C. Green. J. Ochs. P. Pascal. P. Papilc. R. Redetzky. F. T. A. The Future Teachers' Club of America at Quincy High School is well guided by Miss Wheeler. The club meets once a month for various programs including speakers, films, and inter-club discussions. The officers are: Linda Lew-Hanson. President; Susan Mateik, Vice-President; Phyllis Maki, Secretary; Christina Wingo, Treasurer; and Esther Kuja, Librarian. The club holds an induction ceremony with distinguished guests and spends a day of observation in an elementary school. LESLIE DUNBRACK Les 24 Campbell Street; Cabinet making . . . Likes water skiing ami boating . . . What's new? . . . Pet peeve is the sophomore class . . . His suppressed desire is to have lots of money . . . Hangs around with W. Fisher. DIANA EATON Di 207 Winthrop Street; Is taking business course . . . Chorus I, 2 . . . Yea sure ... Pet Peeve is people who spread rumors . . . Suppressed desire is to be a good housewife. MARGARET DUNCAN Margie 1 Rowley Street; She is taking business course . . . Chorus 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Page Stage 2. 3 . . . This is ridiculous . . . Pet Peeve is conceited people . . . Desires to tour the world. CHERYL EGAN Egie 209 Center Street; Is taking col- lege course . . . G.A.A. I. 2: French Club I. 2; Pony Express 2; Pep Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Chorus 2 . . . “Sure Wagner, sure” . . . Peeve is girls who know it all. ANNA DURANTE Anna 66 Albertina Street; Is taking business course . . . Basketball I; National Honor Society 2, 3 . . . “Whoopee . . . Pet Peeve is people who are late ... Fa- vorite subject is History. CAROL EKLUND Carol 89 Baxter Avenue; is taking a clerical course . . . Chorus 2. 3 . . . would like to graduate and become a secretary . . . cheerful . . . I don’t know” ... pet peeve is boys that hate women drivers . . . Bull-ony! CARMELA DURANTE Carmie 17 Watson Terrace; Is taking business course . . . Pet Peeve is false rumors . . . Sure . . . Favorite pastime is football games . . . Wants to get her diploma. PATRICIA ELWORD Paul 966 Sea Street; She is taking the business course . . . Library Start 1. 2; Page Stage 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Goldenrod Start 3; Chorus I. 2 . . . Hi ya Kids . . . Pet Peeve is people who know it all. 47 First Row: K. Conley. M. O'Flaherty. L. Falcione. B. Nenna. J. LcBel. M. Ross. S. Babinson. K. TurcII. P. Satereale. M. Barrett. K. Prunier. Second Row: N. Curry. M. Walsh. B. Walter. M. Thorpe. J. Abbott. H. Kelcourse. S. Wall. S. Johnston. D. Ericson. K. Morrill. Mrs. Alexander. Third Row: J. Joyce. M. DiTocco. L. Johnson. G. Trubiano. P. Smith. I). Thibodeau. G. Lombardo. M. Anderson. R. Rcalini. E. Mowlcs. L. Steele. C. Yuckicnuz. J. Moran. M. Muir. R. Pcrchard. Fourth Row: C. Eaton. S. Bassett. M. Moriaty, B. Whalen. J. McCarthy. L. Tantillo. S. Hilstrom. L. Jakaitis. L. Lofgrcn. C. MacLeod. A. Cochran. S. MacDuff. J. Goycttc. F.N.A. The Future Nurses Club, under the direction of Mrs. Alexander, is interested in advising girls who arc considering a medical career. This past year they have sold candy and Christmas tags in their goal to raise two SICK) scholarships to give to two deserving senior girls. This group meets the first Monday of every month under the leadership of Helen Kelcourse. President; Joyce Abbott. Vice-President, Sandra Wall. Secretary; Marilyn Thorpe. Treasurer. Mrs. A 48 BEVERLY ERICKSON Big Be 203 Centre Street; Is taking col- lege course . . . G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Glee Club I. 2. (Pres. 2): Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3. (Treas. 2. 3,); Chorus 1. 2; French Club 2 . . . Get out . . . Likes to listen to moody music. CAROL ERICKSON 115 Edgewater Drive; Is taking business course; Chorus 1, 2; Page Stage 2. 3; Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Goldcnrod Business Stall 3 . . . Are you kidding? . . . Pet Peeve is peo- ple without a sense of humor. KAREN ERICKSON Erick 77 Harrow Street; Is taking a business course . . . Chorus I. 2 . . . You poor little dumplin . . . Pet Peeve is untrue rumors . . . Favorite subject is typing . . . Wants to get her diploma. Smile—You’re on Candid Camera! WILLIAM ERICKSON Bill 181 South Street; Is taking gen- eral course . . . Pet Peeve is rain during vacation . . . Wants to see the rest of the world and the United States . . . Favorite pastime is bowling. STEPHEN ER1CSON Sieve 18 Joseph Street; Electrical . . . Favorite subject—shop More fish in the ocean ... To join the Navy is his ambition . . . Loathes school ... His best friends arc the girls. RONALD FALLGREN Ron 22 Suomi Road; Is taking col- lege course . . . Science Club 2 . . . His pet peeve is school . . . Favorite subject is Mechanical Drawing . . . Favorite pastime is going to see hockey games. GRACE FARRELL Veronica 62 Shennen Street: Is taking a business course . . . Chorus I, 2. 3; Glee Club I . . . Watch it . . . Her pet peeve is conceited people . . . Favorite pastime is roller skating. EDWARD FERGUSON Fergy 22 Rockland Street; Is taking college course . . . Band I. 2. 3; Basketball 2. 3 . . . Wicked . . . Pet Peeve is loud-mouths . . . Favorite pastime is listening to records. 49 First Row: J. Goyctte, M. Thorpe. J. Abbott, H. Kel- Prunicr. Third Row: S. Robinson. G. Pollara, F. Mar- course. S. Wall, S. Bassette, M. Muir. Second Row: P. ini, P. Hatch. D. Ericson. R. Pcrchard. J. Kennedy. Smith. E. Mowles, P. Kirk, R. Realini. E. Rhode, K. Health Service The girls who devote their study pe- riods to work in the nurses office are under the supervision of Mrs. Alexander. They can often be seen doing office work or taking temperatures or running er- rands. These girls are surely of value to Quincy High. 50 You’re getting under my skin. WALTER FERGUSON •Wally 28 Bell Street; In taking the col- lege course ... Pet Peeve is homework . . . Favorite subject is Math . . . Favorite pastime is taking Dad's car on weekends . . . Wants to become a success. MICHAEL FERRIS Mike 64 Captains Walk; Is taking col- lege course . . . Football Cap- tain 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1.2; . . . That's Great ... Pet Peeve is conceited girls . . . Desires to weigh about 190 lbs. THOMAS FERRARO Tom 3 Penn's Hill Road; Is taking business course . . . Football 2. 3; Track 2. 3 . . . What is the matter? . . . Pet Peeve is wom- en drivers . . . Favorite pastime is driving around. BARBARA FINN Barbie 19 Littlefield St.; Is taking the college course . . . Basketball I. 2; Chorus 1. 2; Tri-HI-Y 2. 3; Page Stage 2. 3 (Sec.) . . . hangs out at Ho-Jo's ... pet peeve and best friend is Mike Ferris . . . Be serious!” DAVID FitzGERALD Gui 47 Rosalind Road. North Wey.; Electricity . . . Back oil . . . he hangs around Speedy Pizza . . . ambition is to be successful . . . loathes people who ham it up . . . would like to visit all the states. JUDITH FLEMING Judy 227 Palmer Street; Is taking col- lege course . . . French Club 1. 2; Chorus I, 2; G.A.A. 2. 3; Tri- • Hi-Y . . . Watch it” . . . Pet Peeve is conceited people . . . Desires to pass English 4. . . . and the beer comes out here. william flanagan Flake III Glendale Road; Is taking business course . . . Track 3; Intramural Football 3 . . . Pet Peeve is rain on weekends . . . Favorite subject is Mechanical Drawing . . . Ambition is to travel. GAII. FLYNN “Flynnslone 17 River Street; She is taking business course . . . Chorus 1. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; G.A.A. 2. 3; Nominating Com. 2; Pep Club I. 2 . . . Arc you kidding? . . . Peeve is being recognized as Dick's little sister. 51 First Row: M. Coughlin. P. Swartz, T. Gentile. M. Walsh. A. Jansky. D. Shahecn. A. Burns. P. Rose. B. Herman. Second Row: J. Cristina. C. DePolo. M. Kenney. J. Walsh. J. O’Hara. A. Rosen. E. I.udcttc. C. Guerra. N. Keniley. C. Tantillo. S. LaRue. J. Keeler, M. Folan. M. Towe. C. Barton. P. Donnell. J. I.etteri, M. Nigro. Mrs. Willis. G. Tonucci. Third Row: J. Vclozo. J. Goycttc. M. Graf. P. Pompeo. K. Mahan. S. Cosindas. L. Clark. P. Coffey. J. Malone. D. Toland. S. Taylor. P. Quinlan. S. Robinson. L. Goodwin. R. Testa. F.H.A. The purpose of this club is to help future homemakers with the problems they will have to face. This very active group of girls, under the excellent direction of Mrs. Willis, becomes acquainted with the fundamentals of good home life, parliamentary procedure and financial management of a household. The girls along with Mrs. Willis raise money which they contribute to the National Future Homemakers and to the Jimmy Fund and other charities. Food sales and rum- mage sales keep the members occupied. The highlight of the year is the Cupid Serenade” which the club sponsors annually in February. The officers for this year arc as follows: Angela Jansky, President; Marilyn Walsh. Vice-President; Donna Shahecn, Secretary; Theresa Gentile, Treasurer. 52 JOHN FOLAN 49 Argonnc Street; Is taking col- lege course . . . Page Stage I; Chorus I, 2; Snowball Com- mittee I. 2 . . . His pet peeve is people who drink and smoke . . . Suppressed desire is to have Mr. Kehoc serve him lunch. LAWRENCE FORTE Ijarry 42 Stewart Street; Is taking col- lege course . . . Football 2; . . . Bad news ... Pet Peeve is American drivers . . . Favorite pastime is playing the drums in the Venturas. FRANK FOWLE Paco 102 Upland Road; Is taking a general course . . . Audio Visual Aids 2. 3 ... his idol is Elvis Presley . . . would like to be- come a millionaire before age 25 . . . likes Algebra II. ROBERT FRAHER Boh 10 Lakeside Avc.; Is taking gen- eral course . . . Football I. 2; Track I. 2. 3 . . . It wouldn't phase me a bit . . . Pet Peeve is people trying to act big . . . Wants to be liked by all. MICHAEL FRANKLIN Mike 97 Hall Place; He is taking col- lege course ... Pet Peeve is girls who smoke . . . Favorite subject is homeroom period . . . Desires to join the Navy and see the world. Coddington Commuters. JOHN FRATOLILLO Sous 79 Bird Street; Plumbing . . . National Honor Society 2. 3; Nominating Committee 2 . . . his favorite person is Mr. Han- non . . . Out to lunch . . . am- bition is to graduate . . . wants to go to Florida some winter. CHARLOTTE FRAZIER Chari 23 Atherton Street; Is taking business course ... In Future Homemakers 2; Page Stage 2. 3 . . . Better believe it . . . Pet Peeve is boys who are always late. VIRGINIA GANGI Ginny 58 Stewart St.; Is taking the business course . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . chums with Pat Hollman . . . favorite subject is typing . . . favorite pastime is watching T.V. 53 First Row: E. Cohen. B. Berkowitz. S. Rogers. S. Thibodeau. G. Russell. R. Hull. L. Levine. J. De Mone. A. Staiti. Third J. Nigro. J. Carr. K. Foschia. L. Brown. B. Pomarico, R. Row: D. Barii. J. Riihimaki. J. Infascclli. R. Glick. J. Wain- Myers, K. Silbovitz. Second Row: Mrs. Harrison, M. Robbins. ionpaa. C. Lindgren. P. Small. A. Schofield. W. Higgins. V. J. Ochs. K. Carlson. M. Thorpe. P. Hatch. J. Smith. T. Dunn. Sccppa, D. Hcdman. Chapel Choir Under the direction of Mrs. Harrison and with talented Rebecca Hult as accompanist, this select group of mixed voices meets once, twice, and sometimes three times a week to rehearse. Be- sides participating in the Christmas and Spring Concerts, the Chapel Choir has sung for many special groups outside of Quincy High this year. 54 When you’re smiling . . . MARIANNE GANZEL 14 Dayton St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 3; Page Stage 3; Pony Express 3 . . . plans to be a hairdresser . . . favorite pastime is bowling with Paul . . . Peeve is two-faced people. STANLEY GARDNER Sian 10$ Independence Avc.; takes commercial course . . . Football I. 2. 3; Spring Track I, 2, 3; Winter Track 1. 2 ... pet peeve is girls who wear make-up . . . favorite subject is physics. GERALD GENTILE Gerry 257 Granite St.; is taking a gen- eral course . . . Key Club I. 2. 3 (V.Pres.) . . . Oh. yeah!” . . . likes to work on old cars . . . pet peeve is working at night. THERESA GENTILE 13 Parker St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . G.A.A. 1, 2; Future Homemakers 1. 2. 3 (Treas.); Page Stage 1. 2 (Treas.); Glee Club; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . hopes to become a dental assistant . . . Suppressed desire is to finish her lunch at lunch. RICHARD GEORGE Dick 93 Edgewater Dr.; is taking a General Course . . . Wants to go into the Navy ... Pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Favorite subject is Earth Science . . . Chums with Jim Farrell. LESLIE GERRY Lei 9 Quarterdeck Rd.; Page and Stage 1. 3; French Club 2; G.A.A. 2; Future Teachers 2; Chorus 3; Hopes to become a Teacher . . . Noted for her sense of humor . . . Would like to go to another Fr. restaurant. ANTHONY GIACOMOZZI Tony 34 Penn St.; is taking the Com- mercial Course . . . Intramural Football ... Pet peeve is a wise guy . . . Favorite hangout is 34 Jackson St. . . . Favorite pastime is working on his car The An- cient One.” IMOGENE GIAGRANDE Jeannie $10 Willard St.; is taking a col- lege course . . . Page Stage 1. 2; Chccrlcading 2. 3; G.A.A. 1; Student Council 2. 3 (See.); Art Club 1 (Sec.); Pony Express I. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . known for her braid. BERNARD GIBBONS 21 Homer Rd.; is taking the gen- eral course . . . Track 1; Key Club 3; Football I. 2 . . . hopes to make it to the coast . . . sup- pressed desire is to rip out the Public Address system. 55 Band members arc: R. Anastasia. R. Anderson, P. Banks, D. Barii. M. Bentley. J. Berman. F. Bertoni. R. Borst, L. Brock- man. S. Cahill. K. Carlson. D. Crowley, D. DiTullio. B. DiTunno. R. Doran. D. Faulkner, G. Freeman, C. Getke, P. Gidlcy, M. Glazcr, R. Gordon, F. Guzzetta, S. Herman. J. Hobbs. H. Kaplan. K. Kaiser. G. Levine. W. Long. R. Lotti. F. McNcicc, R. Mastro, E. Meade. L. Mitchell. S. Neissar. M. O'Flaherty. P. Parisi. D. Perry. R. Perry. A. Petta, G. Phillips, R. Pierson. S. Prolman. J. Riihimaki. T. Rappaport. P. Sargent. V. Scribi. K. Silbovitz. P. Small. S. Sironi. R. Stewart. D. Tatreau. J. Taylor. J. Thorncr. J. Trot man, M. Triger. A. Volpc, T. Warchal. J. Wainionpaa, R. Wcttcrgrccn. D. Weiner, R. Wiltshire. QHS Band The Quincy High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Nelson, practices faithfully on Monday and Wednesday afternoons and deserves great praise. The band performs at football games and parades, at the Music Festival, and at the annual Spring Concert. The officers include: Miles Bentley, President; Philip Small, Vice-President; Sandra Prolman, Secretary; Catherine Carlson, Treasurer; and Robert Wcttcrgrccn, Student Conductor. LINDA GIBBONS Gibby 34 Figurehead Lane; takes the business course . . . Chorus 1, 2; pet peeve is to be kept waiting . . . favorite subject is her Eng- lish course . . . Don’t Hatter yourself. ERNEST GIZZARELLI Gizzy 91 Edwards St.; takes the Col- lege Course . . . Favorite sub- ject is P.D. . . . hopes to be- come a lawyer . . . Favorite say- ing. In God we trust, others pay cash. EDWARD GILLIGAN Gil 178 Centre St.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Track 1, 2. 3; Cross Country 2. 3 . . . favorite pastime is horsebackriding . . . chums with Dick Malvcsti and Scanlon . . . hopes to be an officer in the Merchant Marines. RICHARD CLICK Dick 133 Samoset Avc.; is taking col- lege course . . . Chapel Choir I. 2. 3; French Club 3; District 2 . . . hopes to become a dentist . . . wants to study in Israel on a scholarship. Koolian soap guarantees Honor Roll success! VINCENZINA GIOIA Vinnie 56 Mill St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Chorus I. 2; . . . chums with Gail Della Bar- ba .. . known for her cute smile . . . favorite subject is stenog- raphy. ROBERT GLYNN Tiny 102 Botolph St.; Auto body . . . Loves boats and is usually at Town River Yacht Club . . . Wants to start his own business . . . Suppressed desire is to own a 45' Motor Sailor . . . Pet peeve is conceited people. EUGENE GOLDEN Gene 41 Farrington St.; Sheet metal . . . Favorite pastime—working on his house . . . Mr. Yee is his favorite person . . . His peeve— police cars . . . Go away” . . . His best friend is S. Doyle. 57 First Row: M. Nigro. P. Pascal. L. Lofgrcn. D. Trcthcwcy. B. Nordstrom. B. Mattes. I). Nota. C. Green. E. Mack. J. DelGrcco. Second Row: Mrs. Bennett. M. Joyce. J. Salvaggi. C. DiBona. M. Duncan. J. Hunter. L. Tantillo. M. Pellegrini. P. Elword. C. DiBona. D. Crookcr. P. Jones. Miss Flynn. Third Row: J. Sanger. E. Larson. J. Abbott. A. Greenberg. I. . Gerry. S. Hilstrom. K. Morrill. M. Ganzel. H. Kclcoursc. J. Conti. G. Judge. Fourth Row: J. ShcfTcr. R. Burrell. T. Ferraro. R. Carnes. R. Cacicia. W. Rcndlc. D. Pulsifer. P. Jacobs. Page and Stage The hidden talents of many students at Q-H.S. are discovered not only in the field of acting, but in stage design, advertising, directing, promotion and countless others in Page Stage. Meeting twice a month with their very able director Mrs. Bennett, this invaluable group presents plays, plans trips to theaters, and in- vites guests to speak on the theater. This year’s of- ficers are Bruce Nordstrom. President; Barbara Mattes, Vice President; Barbara Finn, Secretary and Doreen Trethcwey, Treasurer. 58 Rehearsing for “Arsenic and Old Lace.' SANDRA GOMEZ Mouse 233 Water St.; takes the Busi- ness Course . . . Chorus 1; Pep Club 1 (Pres.). 2. 3; Pony Ex- press I. 2 . . . Likes to cat and daydream . . . Hopes to be a hairdresser . . . Known for being short. LINDA GRAY Lin- 52 Ellcrton Rd.; is taking college course . . . Baton I, 2; Chorus I; F.T.A. I; favorite subject is M.E.H. . . . favorite person is Pres. Kennedy . . . wants to be a college grad . . . chums with Nancy Meade. LINDA GOODWIN 117 Island Ave.; is taking a busi- ness course ... Art Club 1; Future Nurses 2: Junior Red Cross 3; Future Homemakers 3 . . . likes to sleep . . . Oh boy!” ... pet peeve is fat girls in too short skirts. CONSTANCE GREEN Connie 51 Beach St.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Page Stage 2. 3; Future Teachers' 2. 3; G.A.A. 3; Cheerleading 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; French Club 3; Chorus I . . . always happy . . . hopes to go to college . . . Hi Guys!” I WILLIAM GRAHAM Bill 36 Katherine St.; Electrical . . . Baseball I. 2. 3 . . Passes spare time dating and being active in all types of athletics . . . Hot ticket . . . Spends a good deal of time at the Point . . . Elect. Tech. ANNE GREENBERG 130 Puritan Drive: is taking the college course . . . Baton 1; Art Club 2 (V.Prcs.); Pony Express I (Art Editor); Page Stage I . . . favorite pastime is listening to folk music . . . favorite sub- ject is Art. RAYMOND GRASSO “Grin 195 Liberty St.; takes the com- mercial course . . . Track 1, 2; Intramural Football 3; Art Club 2. 3: Baseball 2; Glee Club . . . favorite hangout is 20 Pctral Rd. DIANE GREENE Green-Bean 79 Germain Ave.; takes the gen- eral course . . . G.A.A. I . . . favorite person is Bobby Rydcll . . . favorite pastime is having parties . . . would like to be a nurse. 59 First Row: B. Ccllucci, G. Trubiano, A. Jansky. P. Hatch. J. Seitz. C. Quintiliani. B. Mattes. Second Row: S. Bates. D. Trcthcwcy. L. Lew-Hanson. J. Ochs. B. Erickson. E. Mack. B. Miller. C. Yuckicnuz. Tri-Hi-Y Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions'’ is the slogan of the Tri-Hi-Y Club. Under the guidance of Mrs. Alice Beagan and Mrs. Jackie Whitcomb at the Y.M.C.A.. ninety senior girls sponsor social functions and perform service proj- ects for the community. The purpose of the Tri” is well expressed: “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. All for one—one for all. 60 ROBERT GREENE Rod 134 Furnace Brook Pkwy.; is taking a General Course . . . Favorite subject is P.l . . - - Will enter the service after high school . . . Chums with Don (Abe) MacKinnon. THOMAS GREENHAM Tom 135 Edgewater Dr.: is taking the college course . . . Cross Coun- try 1; Winter Track 1; Spring Track 1 . . . favorite subject is English . . . Oh. yeah! ANNE GRENIER Annie 25 Rockland St.; takes the busi new course . . . Chorus 2. 3 Goldcnrod 3 . . . favorite sub jeet is speech . . . favorite pas times arc piano and art . . hopes to be an IBM operator Dancing on our tippy, tippy toes. WILLIAM GRIFFIN Grig- 70 Edinboro Rd.; is taking the general course . . . Intramural Football . . . favorite pastime is bowling . . . favorite subject is World Civ. . . . That's the way the ball bounces. CHARLES GRINDLE 100 Forest Avc.: is taking the general course . . . hangout is the quarries . . . pastimes arc hunting and fishing ... pet peeve is know-it-alls . . . sup- pressed desire is to shoot a deer. FRANCIS GUZZETTA Frank 5 Stanley Circle; takes the Col- lege Course . . . Band 1. 2. 3; French Club 2. 3 . . . Favorite pastime is playing his new sousaphonc . . . Hopes to teach French in College . . . Can be found in Joe's M.G. RALPH HAGAN Rale 43 Edgewater Drive; Auto Me- chanics . . . favorite pastime is hunting . . . likes physics . . . Oh my gosh! ... is often up the corner . . . wants to become an Air Force pilot . . . loathes 'know it alls.' LESLIE HAM Harnhone 3 Playground Rd. Hingham . . . In machine dept.; He’s a fire lighter . . . Lunch is his best subject; I'll see you at the big one ... He parks himself at the Fire Station . . . Wants to go to college . . . Lenny. 61 First Row: J. Murphy, I). Pulsifcr, G. Angelo, R. An- S. Sironi. T. Shoulla. H. Shaw. Mr. Clarke. Third Row: gelo. P. Mullin. Second Row: D. Tarbox, V. Scribi. R. Burrell. J. Varano. P. Murphy. J. Bennett, C. Fruz- N. LeBel. G. Gentile. J. Dolan. R. Frazier, S. Sheftel, zciti. J. Campbell. B. Gibbons. Key Club The Key Club, under the excellent direction of Mr. Clarke, is a service organ- ization associated with the Quincy Kiwanis Club. The main purpose of the club is to develop leadership through school and community service. Its activities are of a service and social nature with primary focus on school and community im- provement. One of the major projects of the club this year has been the running of several scholarship dances. The proceeds from these dances go to a deserving student for the continuation of his education. The officers of the club are as follows: Gerald Angelo. President; Robert Angelo, Vice-President; Peter Mullen, Secretary; and David Pulsifer, Treasurer. What shall wc help next? PAMELA HAMILTON Pillr 821 So Artery: is a Distributive Ed. student (V.Prcs.); Pape Stage 1. 2; Chorus I. 2; Rifle Club 1, 2 ... pet peeve is teased hair . . . favorite pastime is writing letters to Germany. KATHLEEN HART Kathy 57 Arthur St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Chorus I. 2; Debating Club; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Glee Club 1.2... favorite subject is English . . . favorite saying, I could almost care. WILLIAM HARRIS “Bill 254 Quincy Avenue; Technical electronics . . . Ambition is to enter his trade . . . Nothing to do is his pet peeve . . . English is his favorite subject . . . Any place but home is his hangout. ROBERT HARTREY Red- 11 Grant Place; takes the Gen- eral Course . . . wants to be an Air Force Electrician . . . Favor- ite hangout is the Wonder Bowl Billiard Lounge . . . Always Smiling! ALBERT HARVEY A! 96 Bayview Avc.; takes the Gen- eral Course . . . Favorite pas- times arc hunting and fishing . . . Favorite subject is P.D. . . . Ambition is to join the Navy . . . Jimmy Dean is his idol. ANNE MARIE HASKINS Anne 38 Carlson St.; is taking the business course . . . Chorus 2; Girls’ Basketball 1. 2. 3 ... fa- vorite subject is chemistry and favorite pastime is working at Sears . . . Deadly . . . always joking. Anyone for soccer? DALE HASCALL 43 Jackson St.; is taking the business course . . . G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Goldcnrod Ass't. Bus. Ed. 3; Pony Express I. 2. 3 Bus. Ed. . . . hopes to become a dental assistant ... pet peeve is the crowded locker-rooms. PATRICIA HATCH “Pat 20 Water St.; College Course . . . F.T.A. 2. 3; Chapel Choir 2. 3; Goldcnrod 3; Tri-Hi-Y (Pres.) 2. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Nominating Comm. 2, (Chair- man) . . . Plans to teach Ele- mentary School. 63 First Row: C. Quintiliani. J. Tillson, Vice-President: McDonough. J. DeMone. E. Mowles, Mr. Goldfarb. S. Waihkoncn, President; P. Pascal, Secretary; C. Green. Third Row: R. Anastasia. F. Guzzctta. R. Moriarity, Second Row: Miss Briand. S. Matcik, P. Wingo, J. G. Weston. (Treasurers) French Club On this page arc pictured the officers of one of the most popular clubs at Q.H.S.—the French Club. Under the excellent direction of Mr. Gold- farb and Miss Briand the members are shown films on French culture and have many interest- ing meetings. The purpose of the club is to pro- mote interest in the French language and its people. For the first time the members adopted for one year a Chinese child living in Hong Kong. The French Club also holds a festive Christmas Party, a May Outing, works on Thanks- giving food baskets for needy Quincy families, and sponsors one of Quincy High’s most popu- lar events—the April in Paris Ball. 64 Busy at the Language Lab. ROBERT HEAD Bobby 21 Gilmore Sr.; Is studying cabi- net making . . . Spends time going out with his best girl . . . Likes someone called Hog Brean . . . Hangs around Pat’s house and calls everything he likes Puf-f-f . . . Blue eyes. DALE HENDERSON 29 Main St.; is taking the Busi- ness Course . . . Chccrlcading 2, 3: G.A.A. I; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Favorite pastime is dating . . . Pet peeve is when dates say they will call and don't . . . Favorite subject is C.O.P. DONALD HENDRY Don 52 River St.; lakes college course . . . Soccer 2; Favorite subject: mechanical drawing . . . Ambi- tion: to go to college and study engineering . . . Suppressed De- sire: to own a Grand Prix. WILLIAM HENDRECKSON Bill 12 Lee Street; is taking the gen- eral course . . . likes football, basketball, skiing, and baseball ... his favorite subject is Me- chanical Drawing . . . hopes to be a Draftsman. STEVEN HERMAN “Sieve” SO Puritan Drive; is taking a college course . . . Goldcnrod 3; Band I, 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Pony Express 1, 2 (Sports Ed.); Soccer I, 2 . . . likes to play the clarinet and bowl. GEORGE HIGGINS Hig 39 Newcomb St.; is taking a general course . . . Football 1, 2; Basketball I. 2, 3 . . . hopes to be a success . . . favorite sub- ject is mechanical drawing . . . Very funny—you flunk!! Wicked!” WILLIAM HIGGINS Bill 26 Hancock Ct.; Is taking the College Course . . . Soccer I. 2; Chapel Choir 1; Glee Club I . . . Favorite subject is Problems of Democracy . . . To each his own . . . His ambition is to go into the Air Force. SALLY HILSTROM Julius Caesar 59 Grccnlcaf St.; i% taking a col- lege course . . . Chorus I; G.A.A. 1; Page Stage I. 2, 3; French Club 2. 3: Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Art Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . favorite person is Mrs. Campbell . . . Fuh-get it!” 65 First Row: J. Smith, R. Cirillo, E. Demeo, B. Budrick, M. Sailing. Second Row: J. Velozo, K. Mackey, R. Corwin, K. Mahan, Miss Day. Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross, spon- sored by Miss Day, encourages Red Cross activities in the high school. The president is Elaine Dcmeo; the vice-president is Jane Smith; the secretary is Bar- bara Budrick; and the Editor Re- porter is Linda Goodwin. 66 Making activity books for shut-ins. CAROL HOLLIS Ca- ll Bartlett Si.; lake ihc steno- graphic course . . . G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Glee Club I; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . favorite pastime is talking to or about a certain person. MARIE HOWARD Marie 28 Bedford St.: is taking a busi- ness course . . . quiet and tiny . . . her favorite subject is C.O.P. . . . her favorite pastime is dates . . . ambition is to grad- uate . . . Yah 1 know! RAYMOND HUNT Ray 28 Braintree Avc.; takes the Distributive Ed. Course . . . D.E.C.A. president; Intramural Basketball 1; Chorus 1 ... his favorite pastime is playing bas- ketball . . . Hardly! JANICE HUNTER Babe 18 Eicon Rd.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Page Stage I. 2. 3; Pony Express 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Cut it out! . . . would like to be Bobby's girl . . . always smiling. ,1. JANE HUNTINGTON “Janey 238 Sea Street; is taking the col- lege course . . . Page Stage I. 2; Goldenrod Literary Stall 3; Chorus I. 2: Art Club 1; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3; National Honor So- ciety 2. 3 . . . her favorite pas- time is skiing. THOMAS HURI.EBAUS Tom 2$ Shennen St.; is taking the general course . . . would like to travel ... his ambition is to have a job he likes ... his fa- vorite subject is Physics . . . likes to drive. ROBERT HURLEY Bud 26 Edison Park; is taking the college course . . . Soccer 2 . . . his favorite pastime is driving . . . I don't know! ... his ambition is to become a good mechanic . . . likes German. DAVID HUSSEY Dave 35 Whiton Ave.; is taking the Distributive Education Course . . . D.E.C.A. I. 2. 3 . . . noted for being very inquisitive . . . Oh honey, please!? . . . would like to graduate, get married, and have eleven kids. PAUL IACOBUCCI Seal- 16 Water St.; Is taking the Busi- ness Course ... His favorite subject is Algebra II . . . Favor- ite person Jimmy Piersall . . . I've killed for less than that! . . . His ambition is to become an Engineer. 67 First Row: K. Halligan. A. Torrey, J. Bennett. Vignoni. D. Barzelay, L. Trout. S. Magnell. J. Kntin. C. Jones. Second Row: R. DiBona. P. Mr. Mahoney, adviser. Team of Debate WINS (17) North Quincy Dedham (2) Cohasset (2) Braintree (2) Archbishop Williams B. C. High Middlcboro (2) Catholic Memorial LaSalle Academy Salem (N.H.) Winnocunnct Springfield Montpelier LOSSES (10) North Quincy Hingham (2) Lynnficld Msgr. Prevost Our Lady of Providence Seminary Sacred Heart Academy R.I. Keene New Hampton Sacred Heart (Vt.) TIES (2) Archbishop Williams North Quincy In many contests, guided by Mr. Mahoney, the debating team has matched its wits with teams from surrounding high schools. To date the mem- bers have made important field trips to the Uni- versity of Massachusetts, Tufts University, Dart- mouth College, Stonehill College, and Eastern Nazarene College. We can be justly proud of this new team at Q.H.S. that has scored many im- pressive victories this year. The great debaters?” 68 ROBERT IVIL Bob 128 McGrath Highway; is taking a college course . . . Football I, 3; Tennis 1. 2. 3 ... pel peeve is girls who smoke in public . . . bashful . . . hangs out ‘down in his cellar' . . . “You figure” . . . plays the guitar. PAUL JACOBS 60 Rock Island Rd.; Boys’ Intra- mural Sports 3; Page and Stage 3; Nat. Honor Society 2. 3; Fr. Club I, 2 (Treas.), 3 (Pres.): Coldcnrod 3; Key Club I. 2; Hi-Y 3; Chorus I, 2; Debating 2; Newswriters 1. 3; Great Bks. 3; Pony Express 2; Prom Comm. LINDA JAKAITIS Lin 37 Turner St.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Glee Club I, 2, 3: Future Nurses' 2, 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3; National Honor Society 2 . . . likes to paint . . . “Darn it! . . . hopes to be a nurse. ANGELA JANSKY Angie 546 Willard St.; is taking a gen- eral course . . . Future Home- makers 1. 2. 3 (Pres.); Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Pres.) . . . likes to talk about a certain someone ... is talkative . . . personality trait is her cute smite. ALANA JOHNDROW Ginger 10 Cyril St.; is in the Distribu- tive Ed. course . . . likes to bowl and dance . . . idol is John P. . . . hopes to be a good wife . . . best friend is Diane Den- nantiss . . . Halt assult!” CATHERINE JOHNSON Cathy 333 Granite St.; is taking a stenographic course . . . Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3; G.A.A. I . . . favorite pastime is danc- ing . . . Take five! . . . hangs out at the Pony . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . always smiling. r i I HERBERT JOHNSON Herbie 25 White St.; Cabinet making ... A real tennis fan . . . Likes Shop . . . Idol—naturally—is Pancho Gon alcs . . . What arc you. new around here? ... Is found around the “Druggy . . . Ah. to be a pro tennis star. 69 Oh. shucks, our jump rope got caught! The Distributive Education Club of America is a senior organization under the excellent direction of Miss Erickson. Part of a national club, one of its main events is the state convention held every year. This is an activity which is a great help to all those young people entering into the businesses of retailing, whole- saling. or service occupations. Job orientation, store organization, textiles, display, advertising, distribution, and selling arc some of the phases of business which arc studied. The members get supervised, on-the-job training in approved places of employment. The of- ficers for this year arc Ray Hunt, President; Pamela Hamilton. Vice-President; Bernadette Kearny, Secre- tary and Sharon Salvucci, Treasurer. Officers of the D.E.C.A. D.E.C.A. First Row: R. Touscvich. M. Mahanna. B. Kearney. B. Buclcr. P. Hamilton. J. Norton. D. Gale. S. Salvucci. Second Row: J. Rioux, P. Rcggianinni, J. Brundige. F. Palmer. D. Hussey. R. Hunt, S. Kemp. 70 KRISTEN JOHNSON •Kris � 6 Alton Rd.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Chorus I; Na- tional Honor Society 2; G.A.A. I, 3; Future Nurses' 2: Glee Club 1 (See.) . . . You can say that again! SANDRA LEE JOHNSTON Sandy” 50 Presidents Ave.; is taking the college course . . . Chorus 1; Goldcnrod Literary Stall 3; Fu- ture Nurses I, 2. 3; Glee Club I; G.A.A. 3 . . . For Pete sakes!” . . - likes to play basket- ball. LESTER JOHNSON Les 105 Merrymount Rd.; is taking the general course . . . Chorus 2; Glee Club 1. 2 ... pet peeve is girls who act stupid . . . How about that . . . hopes to be an electrical engineer. HARRY JONES Oil-Can 950 N. Quincy St.. Brockton . . . In Sheet Metal course . . . Likes to work on cars . . . Who’s Mr. Yec? . . . And what is 'wringo'? Hangs out at Brookvillc ... He wants to own a junk yard . . . He dislikes Castro . . . Likes cards. MICHAEL JOHNSON Mike II Prospect Hill St.; Is taking the General Course . . . His fa- vorite pastime is fooling with cars . . . His favorite saying is You wish it!” . . . His favorite hangout is Brewer's Corner. MARGARET JONES Peggy 120 Tallrail Rd.; is taking the business course . . . Page Stage 2, 3; Chorus I . . . her ambition is to graduate . . . “I'm sorry . . . her favorite pastime is going out with J.P. STEPHEN JOHNSON Sieve 7 Rockicw Rd.; Is taking the College Course . . . Hi-Y 2, 3 . . . His favorite pastime is going to the Y.M.C.A. . . . Fa- vorite at school is Physics . . . Ambition is to be a good citizen . . . His best friend is Bob. MARYLOU JOYCE Mary 8 Oakwood Rd.; is taking the business course . . . Chorus 1; Chccrlcading 1. 2; Page and Stage I . . . likes to talk on the phone . . . favorite person is F.W.K. . . . “Olay! . . . always laughing and joking 71 First Row: R. Parrish. P. Foyc. A. Greenberg, C. Kaplan. S. Flibottc, N. Milner. Second Row: Mr. MeGoff, M. Hall. B. O’Connell. C. Corricri, D. Holmes. J. Bentley. P. Pascal, J. Malaguti. M. Hayes, N. Ni- sula. H. Freedman. Third Row: R. DiBona. L. Levine. R. Pel- legrini. D. Lewis. G. Stevens, R. Cirillo. P. Vignoni, L. I.of- gren, J. Flynn. Art The Art Club, under the supervision of Mr. Mc- GofT, has not only decorated the school on nu- merous holidays, but also worked on projects in ceramics, plastic, paper sculpture, tin and many other medias. Highlighting the activities was the scholarship dance held in cooperation with the Key Club. The officers arc David Lewis, Presi- dent; Anne Greenberg, Vice-President; Patricia Foye, Secretary and Susan Flibotte, Treasurer. Club 72 Artists and models. A. VIRGINIA JUDGE Glnny” 20 Alrick Rd.; i� taking the col- lege course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Page Stage 2. 3; Pony Express Circulation Stall 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3; Chorus 2 . . . favorite pas- time is long talks with friends. KENNETH KAISER Ken 95 Dixwcll Avc.; is taking a col- lege course . . . Goldenrod 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Band I. 2. 3: Key Club 2 . . . his ambition is to be a doctor . . . If the shoe fits, steal it!” . . . likes classical music. PAUL KANE Pete 35 Chickataboi Rd.; is taking the business course . . . Golden- rod Business Stall 2. 3; Soccer 1 . . . Is that so?” ... his am- bition is to go to business school . . . his pet peeve is girls who smoke. I’ve already had two helpings; I wonder if .. . CLAIRE KAPLAN 41 Priscilla Lane; is taking the college course . . . Chorus 2: Art Club 2 (Sec.) 3 (Pres.); Baton Squad 2; Page • Stage 1. 2: Goldenrod Literary Stall 3. ELIOT KAPLAN 31 Moreland Rd.; is taking a business course . . . Library Staff I; Art Club: Key Club I. 2, 3 (Treas.) . . . likes to ride in cars and boats . . . favorite person is F.W.K. . . . hopes to become a big success in life. PETER KAWA Pete 344 Granite St.; is taking a gen- eral course . . . Key Club 2. 3: Art Club 2. 3: Page Stage 1; Variety Show 1. 2. 3 ... his fa- vorite pastime is playing the gui- tar and painting . . . “Pat. BERNADETTE KEARNEY Berni 42 Edwards St.; has taken the business, college and distributive ed. courses . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2; Glee Club I, 2; D.E.C.A. 3 (Treas.) . . . her favorite pastime is dancing at Moseleys . . . always talking. DENNIS KEEFE Chuck 30 Isabella Street; auto body fa- vorite pastime is dating . . . likes English ... pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Nice try . . . often found at Howie's ... a success in life is what he wants to be. 73 First Row: S. Vcno. A. Soudcn. E. Frcdcltc. S. Smith. E. Larson. R. Slocumb. Second Row: K. Valentino, B. Conway. J. Fallon. M. Fallon. P. Zarrclli. B. O’Connell, M. O’Flaherty. L. Cook, E. Demeo. Third Row: R. Sandler, L. Lofgrcn. R. Saltzman. R. Cirillo. A. Corey. M. Butler. M. Sullivan. Library Staff Under the capable supervision of Miss Holman, this group helps students when they are in search of references and other reading material as well as help behind the scenes. The officers this year are: Stephanie Smith, President; Evelyn Frcdette, Vice-President; Alice Souden, Secretary; and Elizabeth Larson, Treasurer. J. Caesar. Homeroom C-l ... Overdue two weeks! 74 HELEN A. KELCOURSE Champ 116 Rhoda Si.; 1% taking the col- lege course; Future Nurses Club I. 2. 3; Page Stage I. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Chorus 1; her favor- ite saying cut it out. . . . Am- bition to be a Registered Nurse, and happily married. EUGENE KENNEY Gene 706 Sea Street; Auto Body . . . Pastime, dating his” girl . . . Likes boats . . . “Don’t do today what you can do 2 years from now . . . Wants to own his own business . . . Friendly . . . Passes free time around Mals. STEPHEN KEMP Sieve 29 Brockton Ave.; has taken the Distributive Ed. and Commercial courses . . . D.E.C.A. 3 ... fa- vorite pastime is trying to start his 1930 Ford . . . knows all and tells all . . . “Smarten up!” JEANNE KENNY 12 Quarterdeck Road; College prep course . . . Page Stage I; Future Nurses I, 2; Chorus 1. 2. 3 . . . Oh Yea!” . . . Sup- pressed desire is to go to Hawaii . . . Ambition is to be an airline stewardess. JUDITH KNOWLTON ”Judi 28 Weymouth St.; In business course . . . Suppressed desire is to graduate . . . Ambition is to become a clerk typist . . . Noted for always smiling . . . Favorite subject typing . . . All right. SANDRA KUDARAUSKI Sandi 22 Heron Road; In commercial course . . . Page Stage 1. 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3 . . . Connie's Snack Shop is her hangout . . . Janice Hunter is best friend . . . I'm Hungry!” ... Is easy going. But it can't be three feet!!! JUDITH KOSS 15 Roberts Street; Is taking busi- ness course . . . French Club I; G.A.A. 2; Future teachers I. Glee Club . . . Hmmm . . . Peeve is swinging doors . . . Lis- tening to records is her pastime. MICHAEL KUJA Mickey 51 Shawmut St.; College prep course . . . Intramural Football 3; Basketball 2. 3; Baseball I. 2. 3; Cross Country I ... To go to college . . . Favorite subject is trig . . . You've got the IQ of a termite. 75 First Row: S. NVaihkoncn. L. Russell, P. Wingo, L. Kane, R. Falaconi. W. Humiston. Third Row: J. Biz- Quinlan. A. Souden, A. Cochran. Second Row: P. zazero, S. Fisher. M. Connolly, E. Cummings. B. Brun- Jacobs. A. Curry. D. Crooker, J. Ey. K. McKay. L. na. P. Conlon. P. Erickson. Great Books One of Quincy High’s newest activities is the Great Books group. The club, which is on a national level, was introduced by Dr. Charles Djerf this year. Every other Wednesday the members meet at the Quincy Junior College library to discuss Great Books.” Under Dr. Djerf's guidance, the members give their ideas and comments on the books they were assigned to read. As a result the students are taught how to think and then how to express their thoughts in an intelligent and understandable manner. This is a Great Book??!? 76 EILEEN RUMP Beanie 65 Madison Avc.; In clerical course . . . She's in Baton Squad I; Chorus I . . . Gee Wizz ... To travel is her desire . . . Jerry Ford is best friend . . . Pastime is driving her car. ROBERT KYLLER Bob 46 Curtis Avc.; Is taking a gen- eral course . . . What arc you. crazy! . . . Dick's place is his hangout . . . Noted for biting his nails . . . Working on cars is his pastime. SUSAN E. KYLLER Sue 21 Sextant Circle; Taking a gen- eral course . . . Glee Club 2. 3; Page A Stage 2; Chorus 2. 3 . . . Her favorite saying is Oh Sugar . . . Talking is her favor- ite pastime. LINDA KYLLONEN Squeaky 3 Prospect Hill St.; Business course . . . Idol is Ray Charles . . . Hangout is Napoli . . . Peeve is homework . . . Going out with Jimmy is favorite pas- time . . . “You stupid nut!” WILLIAM LaRAIA Humpa 802 Southern Artery; General course . . . Football 3; Baseball 2. 3 . . . Give me a break . . . Pet peeve is the click . . . Hang- out is Couriaty's . . . Idol is Steve Reeves . . . Noted for his tan. When he turns on the ignition . . . BLAM ELIZABETH ANN LARSON Belly 102 Pontiac Road; Her course is college prep . . . G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Golden Rod 3; Chorus I. 2. 3; F.T.A. 2. 3; Library I. (Sec'y 2. Treas. 3); Art Club 1; Page A Stage 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 . . . B W favorite hangout. MARY ANN LAVERS 137 Manet Avenue; In business course . . . G.A.A. I; Glee Club I. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Chorus I. 2; Page A Stage . . . What's the play? . . . Favorite subject is journalism . . . Peeve is people who think they arc it.” STEVENS LAVERS Tay 291 Sea Street; He is taking the businevs course . . . Noted for being la y . . Brother is his pet peeve . . . Hopes to be an ac- countant . . . Buddy Boy is his favorite saying. 77 First Row: J. Polter, D. Barzclay, R. Hull. Second Row: R. Posner, J. Pitkancn, R. Cirillo, L. Troul, J. Hlin. Creative Writing Under the supervision of Mr. McDonald, the Creative Writing group meets every other Tuesday with David Barzclay as chairman. Through short stories, poems, and essays, the members express their ideas and then discuss ways to improve their style and power of expression. CARMEN LEONE Sleepy 111 Arnold St.; Sheet Metal . . . Works on cars . . . Idol is Mr. Yee . . . Go away jerk . . . His pet peeve is women drivers . . . He likes Harry and Harry likes him ... He claims he's lazy; His desire is to graduate. JOSEPHINE LETTER! 14 Marsh St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Chorus 1, 2; Future Homemakers 1, 2. 3: Page Stage I . . . likes to sew and play tennis . . . quiet . . . would like to be an airline host- ess . . . best friend is Jeannette. DIANE LF.VIN Dinch 36 Alrick Road: Is taking a col- lege prep course . . . Pony Ex- press (Fashion Editor 3); Page Stage Club 3; and Art Club 2. 3 . . . Being with him is her favorite pastime. LESLIE LEVINE Les 1374 Wm. T. Morrissey Blvd.; Is taking a college course . . . Art Club 1; Future Nurses I; Page Stage 2: Chorus I. 2. 3: Glee Club I; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Golden- rod 3: Chapel Choir 2. 3 . . . Pet peeve is liars . . . Like Man! CHARLES LINDGREN Charlie 91 Huntress St.; College prep course . . . Chapel Choir I. 2, 3; Science Club 2, (reporter) . . . Best friend is Struzc ... To be a science teacher is ambition . . . Pastime is reading. LINDA LEW-HANSON Linda-l.ew 69 Dysart St.; College course . . . Ring Committee 2 (Chair- man); Pony Express 1. 2; Tri- Hi-Y 1. 2 (Treas.); F.T.A. 1. 2 (Pres.): G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Cho- rus I .. . The library hangout . . . Oh. yeah! NANCY LITTERIO 19 Hynes Avc.; Business course . . . G.A.A. 1; Honor Society 2. 3; Art Club . . . Hangout Speedy Pizza . . . James Dean is Idol . . . For the love of Pete” . . . Best friend is Stormic . . . Pastime is listening to records. ROGER LIFESET Rat 88 Pontiac Road; He's taking college prep . . . Science Club 2. 3 . . . His favorite pastime is driving . . . Biology is his favor- ite subject . . . Favorite saying is Wack It Lefty. LOUISE LOFGREN 53 Revere Road; College prep course . . . Page Stage 3; Art Club I. 3: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Tn- Hi-Y 3; F.T.A. 2. 3; Chorus 3; Future Nurses 3; Library I. 2, 3 . . . Charge . . . Her pet peeve is 2-faccd people. 79 First Row: L. Johnson, V. Barton, J. Fallon, D. Soli- mini. M. Butler. M. Souden. M. Kenny, M. McLaughlin, M. Page. D. Zanolli. M. Walsh. R. Burgess. Second Row: Mr. Goodyear. L. Newton. L. Duggan. C. Taro- mino. M. Jensen. M. Graf. D. Warmington. P. Quinlan. L. Krajewska, C. Carlson. P. Colton. R. Cody. J. Phil- lips. J. Nigro, L. Anderson. M. Martin. J. O’Hara. M. Marinilli. Third Row: W. Humiston. K. DiBona, R. Coolidge. R. DiRamio. C. Wyke. J. Pizzi, P. Murphy. E. Pcttinilli. D. Lubarsky. Spanish Club The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mr. Goodyear, is a service as well as a social organization. The main purpose of the club is to maintain a better understanding with the people of Spanish-speak- ing countries and other people of the world. Among its many activities this year a new ad- dition has been made—the Spanish newspaper. Belonging to the Spanish Club greatly enriches each member’s study of Spanish. 80 BARBARA LOGREN Mushroom 14 Churchill Road; She look business course . Art Club I . . . Noted for talking a lot . . . Favorite saying is No!” . . . Favorite hangout is Shcr Drug. GEORGIA LOMBARDO 62 Payne St.; College course . . . Student Council 2. 3 (V.Pres.); Cheerleading 2. 3 (head); Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3; Chorus 3; Pep Club 1; Future Nurses 3; G.A.A. I, 2, 3; Pony Express 2, 3 (sports editor) . . . It can't be true! STEPHEN LOUGHLIN Jabber 68 Narraganvett Rd.; College course . . . Intramural football 3; Science Club 2. 3 . . . Hang- out is Wollaston Beach . . . Pas- time is sleeping . . . Ambition is to finish high school . . . Smile! CAROL MacDONALD 49 Pleasant Street; Taking a business course . . . Chorus 2. 3 . . . Her favorite subject is his- tory . . . She likes to talk on the telephone . . . Favorite saying is Oh Shucks . . . She is noted for her smile. RICHARD LOUD Dick IS Gannett Road; He's taking a general course . . . Football 3 . . . Sailing is his favorite pas- time . . . People that smoke in cars with the windows shut is his pet peeve. GAYLE MacDONALD 22 Viden Rd.; She is taking a college course . . . F.T.A. I. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Office Help 3; G.A.A. 3 . . . Pastime is playing basketball . . . Hangout is U.P. Church . . . Pet peeve conceited people JOHN MacDONALD Jay 6 Sonoma Rd; Cabinet making . . . Passes the time weightlifting . . . Likes English and history . . . Idolizes Steve Reeves . . . Cool . . . Spends a good deal of time in the gym . . . Personal trait—skinny legs. 81 I'll tell my mommy on you! Quincy High School Top Ten Also starring Nancy Nisula (no picture) Patricia Allen 72F-895 Jeremy Thorncr 82 ELAINE MACK 35 Hillsboro St.: is taking a col- lege course . . . Page Stage I, 2. 3: Pony Express 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Treas.); Goldcnrod 3: Fu- ture Teachers 2; Pep Club . . . likes being with the girls . . . Oh Mil! . . . hangs out at Ivil's Pad. GORDAN MaePHEE Mac 149 Independence Avc.; Taking college course . . . Burl Ives. English, and bowling arc his fa- vorites . . . His pet peeve is math . . . “What?” . . . Doug C. is best friend . . . Often found at Miller's Drug Store. KATHLEEN MACKEY Katie 75 Smith Street; is taking a busi- ness course . . . likes to talk on the phone . . . hangs out at the Napoli Pizza . . . idol is Jack Scott . . . her pet peeve is people in a hurry . . . “Ya know. PAUL MaePHERSON Mac 49 Kidder St.; Electrical . . . Likes riding around . . . History is his favorite subject . . . Bob Couscy is Paul’s idol . . . He’d like to become an electrician . . . Suppressed desire—to own a corvette . . . Always happy. CLAIRE MacKINNON Mickey 184 Sea Street; College prep course . . . Page Stage 2; Art Club 1; Nominating Committee 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Chorus 2 ... Pet peeve is unreliable people . . . You Clod . . . Always smiling. KATHLEEN MAHAN Kathie 38 Allerton St.; Future Nurses I; Pony Express 2; Chorus 1; Jr. Red Cross 3: Future Home- makers 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Hopes to become a Nurse . . . Would love to live in Paris . . . Noted for laughing and smiling; Oh. you think so.” CATHERINE MacLEOD Cathy 81 Cranch St.; College course . . . Health Service I, 2; Office Help 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Future Nurses 1. 2. 3 ... To become a nurse is ambition . . . Bad News. MICHAEL MAHANNA Mike 898 Southern Artery; is in the Distributive Ed. class . . . Soccer I . . . hangs out at the W. T. Grant Luncheonette . . . would like to see himself on the Silver Screen . . . Make it dad!” 83 84 Steven Herman PHYLLIS MAKI Phy! 353 Water St.; is taking the col- lege course . . . French Club 1; F.T.A. 2. 3. Secretary 3; G.A.A. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 . . . quiet . . . That drives me up a wall!” . . . chums with Judi K. JOANNE MALLEY Joan 18 Babcock St.; is taking the business course . . . Glee Club I; Chorus I. 2. 3 . . . hangs out at Quincy Point . . . quiet . . . best friend is June Thomas . . hopes to graduate. JOAN MALONE Joanie 20 Harris St.: is taking the busi- ness course . . . G.A.A. 3; Fu- ture Homemakers 3; Goldcnrod Business Stall I, 2, 3 . . . “Whai- cha doin’? . . . likes to have fun . . . hopes to become a success. It fits me perfectly! JUDITH MALVESTI Judy” 12 Falcon Terrace; takes the business course . . . Pep Club . . . likes to cat meatball sub- marine sandwiches at Bob and Ray’s . . . idol is Johnny Mathis . . . “What a riot!” RICHARD MALVESTI Mai 29 Shirley St.: is taking the col- lege course . . . Track 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Boys' State 2 . . . likes sports . . . idol is Hayes Jones ... his pet peeve is people who quit easily . . . friendly. LOUIS MARANI Lou 216 Quincy Avc.; is taking col- lege course . . . French Club I . . . likes Jimmy Stewart and Problems of Democracy . . . docs not like practical jokers . . . Kresge's . . . hopes to be- come an architect or engineer. ROBERT NIARGRO Mutts 74 Albatross Rd.; Pumbing . . . Shop is his favorite subject Mugs” admires Mr. Hannon . . . Good by . . . Hangs around good old Howard Johnson's . . . Wants to graduate and get a good job . . . Easy to get along with. PETER MARIANO “Pete 72 Bigelow St.; Pattern making; Basketball I. 2, 3; Really adores playing Basketball . . . History is his favorite subject; Why Elm St. Pete? . . . Girls who smoke— that's his pet peeve . . . Ambi- tion—drafting . . . Yes. 85 Eleanor Wright Kristen Johnson Peter Banks 86 FRANCES MARINI Frannie 65 I’cnn Si.; Future Nurses I (Trcas.); Glee Club I, 2: Tri- Hi-Y 3; French Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 2. 3: Goldcnrod Business Start 2; Goldcnrod Literary Start 3; Noted for being talkative . . . “You're kidding! JOHN MARRONE John 37 Lawn Avc.: Sheet metal . . . John's favorite sports arc bowl- ing. pool, baseball and football . . . His idol is his shop teacher . . . Spends a good amount of time at the Point Rcc. Parlor • - . He likes Bill. PAUL MARIN 79 Lincoln Avenue; takes the college course . . . Basketball; Nat'l Honor Society; Cross Country . . . hangs out at Nil's . . . “Oh yeah! . . . likes to play basketball ... his idol is Sam Jones. PHILIP MARKOLA Phil 40 Packard Ln.; Machine . . . He often says Work is the best escape from boredom man has ever devised. . . . What is this Sigma Instrument ? . . . Want's to be a metallurgist . . . Phil's desire is to make good. EVERETT MARSHALL Want to step outside and repeat that? ROSEMARY MASTRO Roiir 37 Braintree Avenue; takes a commercial course . . . J.V. Football 1. 2 ... idol is Mr. Kchoc . . . would like to open a restaurant or package store . . . You're out of your mind! BARBARA MATTES 110 Vcrchild St.; She takes a business course . . . Pep Club 1; Future Homemakers 1; National Honor Society 2. 3; G.A.A. I; Page Stage 1. 2. 3 (V.Prcs.); Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Sec.) . . . Hopes to go into the theater and wants to see her name in lights. 11 Rosemary Lane; takes the college course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 3; Band I, 2. 3; Future Nurses' I; Goldcnrod 3; Chorus I, 2: G.A.A. I. 2. 3 . . . talks and flirts too much! . . . likes to play Cupid . . . Thanks, you're a pal!” PAUL MATTES ' ‘Panageatopolis'' 328 Centre Street; Technical electronics ... To be with her is his favorite pastime ... He idolizes everyone ever 5’6“ . . . Favorite hangout—62 Payne St. . . . Mah cyeba oow you.” 87 Quincy Trade School William Harris Top Ten Also starring Robert Tilley (no picture) Stephen Doyle 88 Erie Chilstcdt jeanne McCarthy Scarih 57 Moffat Road; College prep course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Cho- rus 1. 2; Creative writing 3; Glee Club 1. 2: Future Nurses 3 . . . Hey Mick . . . Pastime singing . . . Hangout is Mickey's. robf.rt McCarthy Boo-Boo 24 Arnold St.; He's taking a business course . . . Intramural Football . . . Hangout Cariaty's . . . Pastime is eating . . . Peeve is heroes . . . Don't sweat the small stuff. james McCarty Mac 55 Robertson St.: Machine Shop . . . Football I. 2 . . . may be seen at the Quincy City Hospital ... pet peeve is cars that will not run . . . ambition is to never have to work.” john McDonough Jack 160 Darrow Street; In general course . . . Ambition is to go to school . . . Hangout is Surfsidc, Houghs Neck . . . Peeve is he- roes . . . Desire is to graduate ... He likes to cat . . . Don't tell me your problems. RALPH McliUGH 139 Elm Street; He is taking a college course ... On Rifle Team 2. 3 . . . Favorite saying is Hello Dear!” . . . Ambition is to become an architect . . . Supressed desire is to go to col- lege. Next time I II keep my mouth shut! KATHLEEN McKEON Kathy- 22 Hawthorne St.; is taking busi- ness course . . . G.A.A. I; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3: Page and Stage 2. 3: Pep Club . . . You joker you! . . . dimples . . . hopes to be a beautician . . . likes to watch T.V. and go out. RONALD McKIM Ron 18 River St.; Technical Electri- cals . . . Soccer 1. 2. 3; Hi-Y 2 (Pres.); Chapel Choir 1. 2; He likes P.D. and English ... Pet peeves are book reports and more of them . . . Loves all types of sports. NANCY MEADE None 20 Sumner St.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Baton 2. 3; Chorus I; Future Teachers' 1. 3 . . . likes to go to dances . . . Oh boy! . . . would like to become an elementary school- teacher. 89 Henry Dondero Richard Doyle Leslie Ham 90 JOHN MELVILLE 45 Newcomb Street; is taking Technical Electronics . . . Foot- ball I. 2. 3 ... his favorite sub- ject is English . . . Great Scott! . . . would like to beat Brockton at football . . . book reports are his pel peeve. MAUREEN MIDDENDORF Mo IS Lafayette St.; takes the busi- ness course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Chorus I; G.A.A. 1 . . . best friend is Sally Hilstrom . . . Why not? . . . would like to be a private secretary. STEPHEN MINKOFSKY “Sieve 12 Swan Road; is taking the business course . . . likes to go to parties . . . would like to be- come a successful businessman . . . tells jokes . . . How about that!” ..OBERT MENSLAGE Boh II Walnut St.; Auto body . . . Ken is his best friend ... He likes study more than any of the other subjects . . . Hot stuff . . . Wants to have a good life . . . Ambition is to become a salad chef and to marry. BARBARA MILLER “Barbie 66 High St.; is taking the college course . . . G.A.A. I. 2, 3; Chccrlcading 2, 3; Chorus I; Page Stage I; Tri-Hi-Y (Chaplain) 2. 3; Glee Club I. 2. 3 . . . Barb is loads of fun and a flirt. KLAUS MOCANU 112 Upland Road; is taking a general course . . . Football; Swimming . . . likes to dance, and to play pool . . . “Brother. I am starved! . . . would like to be an architect ... his pet peeve is homework. PATRICIA MEZZETTI Pal 62 Edinboro Road; takes the businevs course . . . Future Nurses' I. 2; Page Stage 2; likes to double date with her best friends . . . idol is Elvis Presley . . . Ya sure! FRED MILLER Fred 31 Beebe Road; is taking the general course ... his idol is Mr. Hccnan . . . hangs out at the bowling alleys . . . would like to go to Franklin Institute . . . pet peeve is homework. LESLIE MOLYNEAUX Les 42 Pilgrim Rd.; is taking the col- lege course . . . likes to do any- thing but schootwork ... pet peeve is loud-mouthed people . . . would like to get a college degree . . . congenial. 91 John Melville James Nicholson John Fratolillo 92 ■■■ ALFRED J. MOONEY JR. Al 149 So. Walnut Sc.: is taking the general course . . . Page and Stage 2, 3 . . . hangs out at the Surf Ballroom . . . Oh! Boy! . . . would like to be a famous artist . . . likes to draw. V KATHLEEN MORRILL Kathy 2S Arnold St.; is taking the business course . . . Bowling; G.A.A.; Page Stage 1; Future Nurses' 2. 3 . . . would like to be a nurse in an Admitting Office . . Go fly a kite! RONALD MOONEY Ron 173 Robertson Street; takes the college course . . . Baseball 1, 2. 3 . . . would like to graduate . . . favorite subject is Mechani- cal Drawing ... pet peeve is first lunch. MAROON MOSES Maroon 69 Revere Road: is taking the college course . . . Volleyball . . . favorite subject is mathe- matics . . . hangs out at the li- brary . . . Oh yeah! . . . wants to do as good as possible for others. MARY MOR1ARTY Mary 113 Merry mount Rd.; takes the college course Future Nurses' I. 2. 3 . . . likes to read . . . pet peeve is people who think they know it all . . . hangs out at S. S. Kresge's . . . hopes to be a nurse. EILEEN MOWLES 46 Butler Road: is taking the college course . . . French Club 2. 3; Health Service I, 2. 3; Fu- ture Nurses' I, 2, 3; Goldcnrod 3 . . . talks too much . . . Oh. come on! . . . would like to be a nurse . . . likes to read. EDWARD MUHA 46 Whiton Avenue; is taking a college course ... his idol is James Dean . . . would like to work in electronics . . . friendly and talkative . . . What time is it. I'm starved! . . . likes to swim. 93 Monkeys sec. monkeys do. Class Census BEST LOOKING Jcannic Giagrandc and Richard Loud. MOST WILLING TO HELP OTHERS Helen Kclcourse and Paul Jacobs. -H V- THOMAS MURPHY Murph 227 West St.; is taking the gen- eral course . . . Band I, 2 . . . likes to hunt and fish ... pet peeve is assemblies . . . Tell me it can’t be so!” . . . hangs out at the Spa . . . ambitious . . . uncertain about the future. OTTO NEWMAN 117 Utica Street; Is taking col- lege course . . . French Club; National Honor Society; Cross Country . . . Pet Peeve is being kicked from behind in Audito- rium study . . . Suppressed de- sire is to confiscate all the marked books. CAROL MURRAY Beatrice 19 Agawam Road; is taking a general course . . . her idol is John Glenn . . . Jeepers! . . . pet peeve is people who don’t keep their word . . . quiet and friendly . . . would like to be a teacher. JAMES NICHOLSON Nick 108 Montclair Avenue; Auto mechanics . . . Favorite hangout —Mary’s house . . . Would like to own Caddy—Olds . . . Sup- pressed desire—O—60 in 2 . . . Wicked . . . Skip is his best friend. ALAN NASEI.SKY Nasal 20 Chase St.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Audio Visual 2. 3 . . . idol is Mr. Fletcher . . . would like to be a bachelor . . . stamp collects and drives . . . Hi! fella.” JOYCE NIGRO 110 South St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Page and Stage 2. 3; Future Homemakers 2 . . . pet peeves arc crowded corridors and cafeterias . . . Mister Do- nuts. N. Weymouth . . . Ralphic . . . Sec how you arc.” THOMAS NEE Weasel 38 Hamilton St.; Electrical . . . Baseball 3; Pony Express 3 . . . Hangs around the Downs . . . Likes to go out with the guys . . . Pet peeve—back stabbing . . . Favorite subject—history . . . He’s always blushing. MARGARET NIGRO 70 Broadway; is taking the col- lege course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 3; Page Stage 3; Glee Club 3; Spanish Club I. 2. 3; Chorus I, 2. 3 . . . likes to bowl . . . hangs out at Pat's house . . . talks . . . Now what! . . . likes science. 95 IDEAL SENIORS Jacquelyn Siei . and Richard Scanlon. MOST BASHFUL Patricia Pitts and James Bonscy. MOST VERSATILE Joseph Valle and Barbara Finn. MOST AMBITIOUS Peter Banks and Joyce Tillson. NANCY NISULA 368 Franklin Street; takes a col- lege course . . . Art Club 1, 3; G.A.A. I. 2. 3; National Honor Society 2, 3 (V.Prcs.); . . . likes to be out-of-doors . . . Holy mackcral! . . . ambitions arc college and the peace corps. HERBERT J. NOBLE Herb 22 Price Street; Auto body . . . Likes history . . . Judy S. is his favorite person . . . “Mickey Mouse . . . Hangs out at Har- olds ... Pet peeves arc school and R.M. . . . His best friend is his girl. BRUCE NORDSTROM Bruka 57 Shcllton Rd.; Cross Country 1. 2. 3; Page and Stage 1. 2. 3 (V.Prcs. 2. Pres. 3); Enjoys playing basketball . . . Would like to be a teacher . . . Favorite subject is World Civilization . . . College Course; Is that good?? PHILIP NORMAN Phil lie 56 Edison St.; He elected the College Course . . . Physics is his favorite subject . . . Would like to find a perfect Irish girl . . . Noted for always being calm and cool . . . Loves to play- old records. JOAN NORTON Joanie 20 Hayden St.; Chorus I; Future Homemakers I; Distributive Ed- ucation 3; Hopes to become a buyer . . . Noted for being quite friendly . . . Admires Kennedy . . . Absolutely loves to talk and to cat; Come on, will you! • DIANE NOTA Dl 199 Federal Avc.; Pep Club I; Baton Squad 1. 2 (Head); Page and Stage 2; Pony Express 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Future Home- makers 2; Chorus 2; Elected Business Course . . . That's cute! JANET OCHS Jan 33 Edison St.; Glee Club I. 2; Chapel Choir 3; French Club 2. 3; Future Teachers 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Chaplain); Pep Club I; Elected the College Course . . . Wants to be a teacher . . . Take a break! JUDY OLOFSON 3 Rose)in Avc.; Chorus 1, 2; Would like to become a Medi- cal Secretary . . . Hopes to go to Hawaii . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Loves to go out to eat and then to a show . . . En- joys typing . . . Oh, that's too bad! 97 BUSIEST SENIORS Georgia I.ombardo and Paul Jacobs. MOST TALENTED Daniel Cocio and Barbara Mattes. MOST TALKATIVE Dennis Orio and Catherine Johnson. 98 CLASS CLOWNS Sally Hilstrom and Bruce Nordstrom. LINDA OLSON 1126 Sea St.; Tri-HI-Y 2. 3; G.A.A. 2. 3: Nominating Com- mittee 2; Chorus I, 2, 3; Elected the Business Course . . . Loves to talk ... Is lots of fun . . . Her favorite subject is typing . . . Noted for laughing and smiling . . . You Nut!!!” DENNIS ORIO Buzz 365 Manet Avc.: Cross Country 1. 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3; Stu- dent Council 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Would like to be a teacher-coach . . . Hangout— Bob Ivil’s pad . . . Loveable . . . Yuh. Fink!! RAYMOND OWEN Ray 60 Winter St.; Electrical ... fa- vorite pastime is hunting . . . hangs out at Speedy's” . . . hopes to be an electrical con- tractor . . . easy going . . . loathes talking behind people’s backs. DAVID O'NEIL “Dave” 189 Taflrail Rd.; is taking a commercial course . . . idol is Ray Charles . . . What'y say, guys? . . . hangs out at John's house ... pet peeve is loud girls . . . easy going. DAVID PAGE 38 Charles St ; Technical elec- tronics . . . Idolizes John Stein- beck . . . Plays billiards at Oliny's . . . His suppresed desire —to tell people what he thinks of them . . . Ambition is to graduate. FRED PALMER Freddy 15 Sumner St.; Chorus 1, 2; Supply Room 1, 2, 3; Distribu- tive Education . . . Absolutely loves cars, especially custom- dragsters . . . Would like to travel around the World ... I kid you not!!! BARBARA PAGNANO Barbie 115 Lenox St.; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Elected the Business Course; Would like to be a Comptomc- tor Operator . . . Her dislike is conceited people . . . Her desire is to travel . . . Not really! Hey! Don't you know this is one way? JAYNE PAMPLIN Jaynie II Riverside Avc.; Baton Squad 1. 2. 3: Glee Club 1. 2; Chorus 1. 2; Dislikes boys who drink . . . Elected the Business Course . . . Would love to own a new car . . . Enjoys typing . . . Lis- tens often to Johnny Mathis . . . Tough!” THE MOSTS David Hussey and Jcannic Giagrande. BEST PERSONALITY BEST DRESSED Michael Ferris and Georgia I.ombardo. Linda Tantillo and Rodney Cacicia. 100 PATRICIA PAP1LE Pal 14 Harkins St.; Chccrlcading 2, 3; Student Council I. 2 (Secre- tary); Pony Express 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; G.A.A. 1; Chapel Choir 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Future Teachers 3; Usually happy . . . Take a break! PHYLLIS PASCAL Phyl” 12 Alrick Rd.; Art Club I. 2. 3; Page and Stage 3; Future Teach- ers of America 1. 2, 3; Would like to teach elementary school . . . Elected the College Prep Course . . . I'm so annoyed. MARIE PELLEGRINI 36 WoodcIilT Rd.; French Club 2. 3; Page and Stage 1. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Goldcnrod Busi- ness Stall 3; She dislikes juvenile boys . . . Would like to be a Legal Secretary . . . College Prep Course . . . Desire is to get all A’s . . . Talk about Aggreva- tion. RALPH PELLEGRINI 45 Lyons St.; Art Club 3; His ambition is to become a well- known mystery writer . . . likes to collect classical and popular records . . . Would like to visit Italy . . . Dislikes hypocrites . . . Favorite subject is Music . . . Oh—how false!” DERELYN PERETTE Derri 16 Spence Avc.; Secretary Senior Class; G.A.A. 3 (Pres.): Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3; Cafeteria 1: Pony Express 3; Hopes to become a Medical Secretary . . . English is favorite subject; Bill Campi- tclli is Best Friend.” Gee. I sure hope you guys know what you’re doing. JOHN PERROW 15 Ring Avc.; French Club 2. 3; Football 1. 2; Elected the Col- lege Course . . . Hopes to be a success . . . Noted for smiling . . . Would like to go to Paris . . . Favorite subject is French . . . Loves to go to the Drive-in . . . “Going to the library? ALFRED PETTA Junior 16 Main Street; is taking the general course . . . Band 1, 2. 3 . . . idol is Gene Krupa . . . Not too potent . . . always smiling . . . hangs out at Elm Street ... his ambition is to be a music teacher. MARGARET PIERSON Peggy 29 Nightingale Avc.; Elected the General Course . . . Wants to be a writer . . . Noted for being comical . . . Dislikes to write themes . . . Wants to get mar- ried at 21 . . . That's the breaks.” 101 MOST SCHOLARLY Jeremy Thorncr and Leslie Quinlan. MOST ATHLETIC Roberta Cooper and Joseph Valle. MOST RELIABLE Richard Scanlon and Patricia Hatch. CLASS INSEPARABLES William Campitelli and Dcrclyn Perette. 102 RONAI.I) PITROW1SKI Ronnie 344 Rock Island Rd.; Baseball 3; Basketball 1; Elected the Gen- eral Course . . . Would like to become an Accountant ... lie is noted for being quiet . . . Dis- likes people who show off; Hopes to succeed in life. JOHN PIZZI 14 Bay View St.: is taking a col- lege course . . . Basketball I, 2, 3; Football I; Spanish Club . . . likes to take it easy . . . idol is Mr. Lyons . . . hangs out at the corner . . . friendly . . . hopes to be successful. EVELYN PITTS Evlt” 18 Eaton Rd.; Elected the Busi- ness Course; Likes to bowl . . . Would like to become a secre- tary . . . Her desire is to go to Hawaii . . . Noted for being quite talkative . . . Pet peeve is conceited people. JOHN PLANT Jack 170 Common Street; is taking the general course . . . likes to play sports . . . idol is Mr. Lyons . . . feeling no pain . . . to be successful is his ambition . . . quiet. PATRICIA PITTS Paf 14 Abbey Rd.; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Norn- inating Committee 2; Chorus I; Hopes to become a Stenographer . . . She elected the Business Course . . . She admires Ken- nedy . . . Likes being with a certain red-head. CESIDIO POILLUCCI John 111 Federal Avc.; Elected the Cicncral Course . . . Would like to become a Broker . . . Favor- ite subject is Physics . . . Enjoys watching Boston Red Sox . . . He is noted for being quiet . . . Oh. sure!! MARYANNE POULOS 591 Washington St.; G.A.A. I; Elected the Business Course . . . Would like to be a Bookkeeper . . . Suppressed desire is to go teach Mr. MeGoff to bounce . . . Her Pet Peeve is the machines in O.M.O. . . . Loves to go danc- ing .. . “Sure!! EDWARD PROUTY Mr. Ed 36 Curtis Avc.; is taking a busi- ness course . . . plays hockey for C.Y.O. . . . likes to shoot pool . . . likes physics ... pet peeve is women drivers . . . Ya man! DAVID PULSIFER Pulse 22 Doblc St ; is taking the gen- eral course . . . Hockey I, 2. 3: Track 3; Chorus I; Page Stage 1, 2. 3; Key Club 3 . . . his favorite pastimes are sports and girls . . . Honest! hangs out at the Spa. 103 CLASS ANGELS Nancy Nisula and Edward Ferguson. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Patricia Hatch and Peter Banks. MOST FRIENDLY Patricia Papilc and Robert Carnes. CLASS BEATNIKS Paul Crimi and Ethel Sherman. 104 LESLIE JEAN QUINLAN Liny 29 Alrick Rd.: Band 1; Science Club I, 2. (Secretary); French Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 2. 3; Great Books Club 3; Hopes to speak a great many languages . . . Dis- likes boys with inflated egos . . . “Via Ovicipitum dura cst.” THOMAS QUINN Tom 18 Keyes St.; He elected the Commercial Course; He enjoys listening to jazz . . . Dislikes people who drink while in Q.H.S. . . . Loves to eat and to play pool . . . Why not! RONALD RAE Ronnie 96 Rockland St.; is taking a gen- eral course . . . hangs out at Ho- Jo's . . . favorite pastime is sail- ing .. . pet peeve is Fordmo- bilcs . . . always eating . . . money is his best friend. ROGER RANTA Roge 7 Payson St.; Elected the College Course . . . Would love to own a Corvette . . . Favorite subject —Physics; Hopes to become a success . . . Loves to cat and to design . . . Noted for being talk- ative . . . That won't work!!! CAROL QUINTILIANI 36 Doblc St.; French Club 2. 3: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3, (V.Prcs.) 2; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3 (V.Pres.); Chorus I, 2; Glee Club I. 2. 3; Math is her favorite subject; Noted for snapping gum and being so happy . . . Hopes to attend Col- lege . . . “Oh, you're Kidding. THOMAS RAPPAPORT Rapp 334 Rock Island Rd.; takes a college course . . . Band I. 2, 3; Rifle Club I. 2. 3; Track 2; Chorus 1; Science Club 2 . . . likes German . . . hopes to be- come a biologist. JOSEPH RAVIDA Joe 79 Coddington St.; Science Club 2. 3; Debating Club 2. 3; lli-Y 3; Cross Country 2. 3; Track 3; Elected the College Course . . Plans to attend a College . “Well, that's life. 105 Shame on you, Mr. President! Senior Achievements HARVARD BOOK AWARD—Jeremy Thorner GIRLS AND BOYS STATE—Richard Malvcsti. Joseph Valle, Deborah Crook- cr. John Sandhaus. Steven Herman. Missing: Nancy Nisula. ALFRED C. RAYMONDI A! 16 Miller Stile Rd.: lakes a col- lege course . . . Intramural fool- ball . . . likes bowling and driv- ing .. . idol is Alfred Hitch- cock . . . would like lo beat his brother to the ice cream . . . I dunno!” WILLIAM RENDLE •Billy- 120 Putnam St.; college course; Football I. 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3; Page Stage I. 2. 3 . . . Hopes to be a phys. cd. instructor . . . Idol is Rafer Johnson . . . Say- ing is Wait, I have to go to my locker.” ROSEMARY REALINI 19 Campbell St.; takes the col- lege course . . . G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Future Nurses' I. 2. 3; Page Stage I . . . favorite subject was chemistry with Mr. Chrusciel . . . hopes to become an R.N. . . . hangout is Frannie's. JOAN RICCIARDI Joni 54 Endicott St.; Business . . . Favorite pastime is bowling . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Hopes to become a Comptome- ter Operator . . . Would love to go to Bermuda . . . Ya, but 1 know it. RUTH REDETZKY Rulhie 284 Quincy Ave.; college course; Pep Club I; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Fu- ture Teachers 2. 3; Pony 2, co- editor-in-chief 3; Chorus I; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3; Page Stage I . . . Dislikes people who arc not re- liable . . . Hopes to teach high school English. JOANNA RICCIUTI “Joanne 14 Centre Street; is taking a business course . . . Page and Stage 2: Future Homemakers 2 . . . favorite pastime is going out with Bob . . . hopes to be- come a buyer. PAUL REGGIANINNI 76 Bartlett Street; elected the Distributive Education course in his senior year . . . D.E.C.A. . . . his pet peeve is the 8:30 bell ... is often seen in the Coddington corridor in the morning. CHRISTOPHER RICHARDS Chris I Beacon Way; Sheet metal . . . Weightlifting, that's a nice ac- tivity . . . Food—m-m-m that sounds good . . . Shop is Chris' favorite class . . . This here and that there . . . Who lives at 112 Elm Ave? ... To fly jets. 107 SOUTH SHORE AI.E-SCHOLASTIC—Michael Ferris BETTY CROCKER AWARD—Leslie Quinlan BROTHERHOOD CITATION—Patricia Hatch 108 JAMES RIIHIMAKI Jamzie” 21 Cross Street; takes college course . . . Band I, 2. 3; Chapel Choir 3; Chorus pianist 3 . . . hopes to become an organist . . . likes biology and music . . . Better dead than Red! ARTHUR RINDELL Art 30 Edinboro Road: is taking the college course . . . likes to bowl . . . How about that! . . . pet peeve is conceited persons . . . best friend is Louis Marini. ROBERT RIZZI Riz 724 Willard St.; is taking a gen- eral course . . . Football I; Hockey I. 2. 3; Page dc Stage 1; Track I; Chorus 1. 2 . . . Yeh. o.k.! . . . favorite pastime is being with Linda. One more pass like that, and you're out ALBERT ROBBINS Al” 56 Bowes Ave.; is taking the general course . . . Chorus 2 . . . likes to listen to the radio . . . hopes to be a Male Practical Nurse . . . best friend is Jim Taylor . . . Git away!” WILLIAM ROBBINS Chuck- 24 Bell St.; General Favorite pastime is hanging around . . . Dislikes wise guys . . . Hopes to enter the service . . . Best friend is Bob Story . . . “Wind it up. baby!” JOSEPH ROBERTS Joe 74 Butler Road; is taking the college course . . . Football I; Baseball 1 . . . hangs out at Mike's Esso Station . . . pastime is cars . . . hopes to be an aero- nautical engineer. BARBARA ROBINSON Barb 15 Ratchford St.; takes the gen- eral course . . . Chorus 2. 3; Tennis I; Tri-Hi-Y 3 . . . likes to waterski and ice skate . . . hangs out at Grossman’s . . . known for being shy. PATRICIA ROSE Pat 212 Federal Ave.; is taking the clerical course . . . Pep Club I. 2; National Honor Society 2. 3: Future Homemakers 3 . . . cries when she laughs . . . “You’re kidding!” . . . hopes to work and be successfully married. 109 STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY—Michael Ferris ALL S TATE CHORUS—Philip Small D.A.R. AWARD—Patricia Hatch 110 JANICE ROSS Ross 111 Cranch Si.; is taking the business course . . . Page Stage 2. 3: Class Treasurer; Cho- rus I; Chccrlcading 2, 3; G.A.A. 1 . . . has a good answer for everyone . . . Stop at the next gas station!” PATRICIA RUSSO Par 19 Glenview Rd.; is taking a college course . . . Page Stage I; Spanish Club 2: Glee Club 3; Chorus I. 2. 3 . . . hopes to be a teacher . . . would like to be the first on the moon . . . “To be or not to be!” LAUREN RUSSELL 65 Buckley St.; is taking the col- lege course . . . National Honor Society; Great Books 3; G.A.A. 3; French Club ... pet peeve is homework . . . hopes to become an elementary school teacher . . . likes Math . . . We'll sec!” FAWZ! SABA Fawz 72 Lawn Avc.; Electronics . . . He passes time just having fun . . . Student Council 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Tennis 2, 3 . . . Basketball 1 . . . His hero is Mr. John Wayne . . . True” . . . Wants to be an electrician . . . T.R.Y.C. ANTHONY SALERNO Stormy 33 Malvern St.; Cabinet making . . . Football I . . . Basketball I. 2 . . . Spends spare time playing basketball . . . Likes shop . . . At the ball park . . . What are you a soph’’ . . . Blue eyes . . . Wants to make cabinets . . . Pro ball. SHARON SALVUCCI Sharie 33 Lyons St.; D.E.C.A. . . . Page Stage 1. 2; D.E.C.A. Sec.; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3; G.A.A. I; Pep Club 1 . . . likes to listen to jazz . . . hopes to be a model . . . “What's the story?” . . . Hang- out is Howie's. I won't cry ... I won’t cry . . . I . . . JEAN SALVAGGI Jeannie 47 Rodman St.; is taking the business course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Page Stage I. 2. 3; Pony 2. 3; Goldenrod Business Ed. 3; G.A.A. I; Chorus 1. 2 . . . likes to talk in Carla's bedroom. ARLENE SAMPSON Lollie 27 Lawrence Street; business course . . . Favorite subject is mechanical drawing . . . Hang- out is a little blue house on Clarcmount Ave. . . . Known for wierd laugh . . . Hopes to be a hairdresser. Ill JOHN SANDHAUS 77 Glendale Rd.: is taking the college course . . . Pony 1, 2; Boys' State; French Club 2; Goldcnrod Sports Ed. 3 . . . hangout is lviFs pad . . . idol is Jimmy Brown . . . dislikes phonys . . . hopes to teach . . . favorite pastime is football. JEANNE SANGER Jeannic 32 Sextant Circle; takes the col- lege course . . . Page and Stage 2. 3; National Honor Society; Pony Express Circulation Editor 3 . . . her idol is a certain air- man ... “I don’t know!” DOUGLAS SARGENT Sarge 22 Prescott Terrace: college course . . . Intramural football 3; Intramural basketball 1 . . . likes to camp out and fish for striped bass . . . idol is Jim Taylor. RICHARD SCANLON Dick 458 Granite St.; college course; Basketball I. 2. 3; Cross Country I. 2, 3; Senior Class President . . . Favorite pastime is basket- ball . . . Idol is John Havlicck . . . Hangout is Ivil's pad . . . Unbelievable. JOSEPH SCHEMBARI Joe 8S Faxon Park Rd.; is taking the college course . . . French Club I . . . favorite subject is driving the M.G. . . . hopes to graduate and make a million . . . C’cst la vie!” Hey. you! Two and two is what? WILLIAM SCHERER Chink 189 Everett St.; Plumbing . . . He loves to bowl ... At least this guy is a math fan . . . Arc you kidding? . . . Ambition is to be a plumber or to have a Navy career ... Pet peeve- giggling girls ... To own a Grand Prix. ROBERT SCHOBER Bob- 105 TafTrail Rd.; college course . . . Favorite subject is mechani- cal drawing . . . Idol is Phil Hill . . . You’re right is favorite saying . . . Hopes to be a civil engineer. THOMAS SCHONBACH Schony 820 So. Artery; He is taking technical electronics . . . Would like to work as an electronic technician . . . His desire—to own a Grand Prix . . . The cor- ner store is his favorite hangout. 113 Joe Valle, with captain Mike Ferris blocking, about to pass to Jim Gargano, versus Brockton. tory. The Presidents finally got their second win, 8-0, over Chelsea. That was all we were to get, however, as Quincy then lost to Medford and North. In the North game, played two days after Thanksgiving, Quincy ran into a fine football player in North's Bill Curran, and bowed to the Raiders 18-0. Quincy’s final record was 2 wins and 7 losses. Football Although the 1962 football season was quite a dismal one for the Quincy Presidents, no one could say that they ever quit. After an opening game defeat to Brock- ton. Quincy went on to top a strong Somerville team, but after that, it was four games in a row without vic- A Brookline back is brought down, after a short gain, by three Quincy tacklcrs. 114 Ron Bonfiglioli, after fielding an Everett punt, is brought down by a Crimson defender. ROSEMARIE SCIARINI Sharlni 47 Penn St.; is taking the gen- eral course . . . Chorus I, 2; Future Nurses’ I; Pep Club I . . . likes riding around, dancing and bowling . . . hopes to be- come a hairdresser . . . Arc you serious!” NANCY SCOTT 20 Kidder St.; business course; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Future Nurses' 2; Chorus I; Pep Club I . . . Idol is Connie Stev- ens . . . Favorite subject is C.O.P. . . . Pet peeve is lunch on Thursday . . . Hopes to be a nurse. JACQUELYN SEITZ Jackie 60 Hughes St.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Class V.Prcs.; Chccrlcading 2. 3; Goldcnrod 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Pres.); Page Stage 1; Glee Club I. 2. 3; French Club 2 (Pres.) 3; G.A.A. I. 2, 3; Pony Express 1. JOSEPHINE SERRECCHIA Jo 23 Baity St.; takes the college course . . . Cheering 2. 3; Page Stage I. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; G.A.A. I. 2. 3; French Club 2; Pep Club I; Pony 2. 3 . . . wishes to have straight hair . . . likes to listen to Johnny Mathis. DONNA SHAHEEN Shageena 26 Harrington Avc.; takes the business course . . . Pony Ex- press I; Future Homemakers 2, 3 (See. and State Reporter); Page Stage 2. 3 . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . “Did you see —today? MICHAEL SHAPIRO Mike 122 Butler Road; He is taking general course . . . Tennis I. 2, 3: Spanish Club 1 . . . I'm hep dad . . . Pet Peeve is too much homework . . . Suppressed desire is not to do homework at all. WILLIAM SHEA Bill 30 Russell Park; is taking a col- lege course . . . Football I. 2; French Club 2. 3; Glee Club 2. 3 . . . likes to work with cars . . . How low can you go? . . . ambition is to be ambitious. JOSEPH SHEFFER She! 42 Hayden Street; takes the col- lege course . . . Hockey 2. 3; Baseball I . . . hang out is the S.P.A. . . . favorite subject is Physics . . . Take five ... pet peeve is girls who play the role. STEVEN SHEFTEL Sieve IS Maypole Rd.; is taking the college course . . . Key Club 2. 3 . . . favorite subject is French with Mile. Briand . . . hang out is Shell's house . . Ya. you're all right. 115 First Row: J. Valle, J. Wessling, R. Loud. T. Ferraro, R. Ivil. M. Ferris, J. Melville. A. DiBona. R. Bonfiglioli, S. Gardner. G. Stair. Second Row: Coach Conroy. A. Kearney. G. Kay. M. Farrell. J. Picarski. J. Gargano. E. Meade. R. Sheehan. T. O'Connell. G. Duff. C. Dahlby. Coach Lyons. Third Row: Coach Garrity. P. Chclla. C. Meyer. D. Raymondi, C. Wcstberg. J. Walsh, L. Gulizia, K. Caldwell. L. Pearce. R. Birch. T. Balducci. W. Waters. Coach Tobin. Quincy 6 Quincy 18 Quincy 0 Quincy 8 Quincy 0 Quincy 0 Quincy 8 Quincy 0 Quincy 0 Brockton 20 Somerville 8 Everett 22 Malden 14 Brookline 36 Weymouth 28 Chelsea 0 Medford 16 North 18 Coach Tobin. Coach Garrity, Captain Mike Ferris, Coach Conroy. Coach Lyons. 116 PATTI SHEPARD Shep ?G4 Granite St.; Stenography Course . . . Pep Club 1. 2. 3. (V.Prcv) 2; Page Stage 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . Problems of Democracy is favorite subject . . . Would like to study psy- chology. ELAINE SHERMAN 200 President's Lane; lakes a general course . . . Chorus 1, 2. 3; Pep Club I . . . likes to bowl and dance and listen to music . . . Wicked or what? . . . nervous ... pet peeves arc downright liars. PHILIP SMALL Phil” 7 High field Rd.; Soccer 3; Band 1. 2. 3; Chapel choir 1. 2. 3 . . . Wants to be a doctor . . . His idol is Ben Casey . . . Pet peeve is brother . . . Favorite subject is German. PATRICIA SMITH Pal 110 Liberty St.: is taking the general course . . . Future Nurses' Club 1. 2, 3; Chorus I, 2. 3; Health Service 2, 3; Pep Club 3 . . . hopes to be an L.P.N. ... pet peeve is home- work . . . Oh come on! ETHEL SHERMAN 293 Sea Street; is taking a col- lege course . . . her favorite pas- time is writing for Mrs. Aronson . . . I don't agree with you!” . .. exotic . . . her favorite sub- ject is English . . . her pet peeve is school. RICHARD SMITH “Srnltly 154 Madison Avc.; Is taking the college course . . . Hockey 3 . . . “So. what's that got to do with the price of pickles? . . . May be found around Miller's Drug Store. STEPHANIE SMITH Sltphit 49 Putnam St.; is taking the col- lege course . . . Goldcnrod Busi- ness 2. 3; Library Staff I. 2 (V.Prcs.) 3 (Pres.); National Honor Society 2. 3 . . shy and impatient . . . would like to graduate from college 117 It’s Pony Time!!! A Quincy tackier slams into Brockton’s Bob Pilcski in a beautiful open field tackle. Ron Bonfiglioii zeros in on a North ball car- rier. as John Picarski comes up to help. Everett’s Bobby Leo, being chased by Quincy’s Dan Raymondi (77) and Bob Birch (22). takes off on a long 45 yard run. Running from Quincy’s new single wing attack. Dick Loud picks up considerable yardage against North, as Bob Birch leads the interference. 118 GEORGE STAIR Link 491 Quincy Avc.; Football I. 2. 3; Basketball I . . . Physics is favorite subject . . . Likes to do weightlifting . . . Wants to go to college . . . “Sh! People arc looking at you.” DIANE STEIN Dlny 98 Pontiac Rd.; is taking the college course . . . Chorus I, 2; National Honor Society 2. 3: Goldcnrod 3; Bowling 1, 2; Page and Stage 2; Rifle 2. 3; French Club I, 2 . . . Wait a minute . . . hangs out at the Y.” RICHARD STAPLES Dick- 164 Granite St.; is taking the college course . . . likes to play chess . . . chemistry is his favor- ite subject ... his favorite say- ing is. Care to bet your life on it? LOIS STRATTON Lo” 14 Wren Terrace; is taking a general course . . . likes to cat and talk on the telephone . . . hangs out at the Napoli Pizza . . . Ya know!? . . . dimples . . idol is Marlon Brando. HERBERT STEELE Herb 106 West St.; In a Commercial Course . . . Golf 2. 3 . . . Fa- vorite subject is Physics . . . Favorite person is Mr. Kchoc . . . Enjoys sports . . . Favorite saying— Ice cream doesn't have bones.” DONNA STUART Don IS Albertina St.; Is taking the business course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3; You're not kidding . . . enjoys writing let- ters to a certain service boy! LYDIA STEELE 1147 Sea St.; Is taking a General Course . . . Rifle Club 2, 3; Fu- ture Nurses 2. 3; Chorus I, 2; Health Service 2 . . . Likes to read . . . Favorite subject is chemistry . . . Wants to be a nurse . . . Idolizes Raymond Burr. BEVERLY STURGEON Be i” 18 McGrath Hwy.: Is taking a business course . . . Bowling I; Goldcnrod 3 . . . Wants to be a secretary . . . Favorite subject is shorthand . . . Pet peeve is people who don't speak up. 119 Quincy’s Dan Raymondi (77). Bob Birch (22). and John Picarski (53) take dead aim on North’s Paul Gearin (21). Bobby Leo of Everett got belted so hard by Jimmy Gargano that he fumbled the ball to Quincy on this play. JUDITH STURTEVANT Judy 39 Shore Avc.; Takes college course . . . Goldcnrod Staff 3; Glee Club 2 (Secretary); Ring Committee 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Page and Stage 1, 2; Art Club 2 . . . How do you spell it? . . . Ski at Innsbruck . . . “Bcachics” KENNETH STURZENACKER Ken 100 Albatross Rd.; is taking the college course . . . Chapel Choir I. 2; Science Club 2; Cross Country 3; Key Club 2, 3 . . . Surely you jest!” ... pet peeve is bleached blondes who smoke. GORDON SUITOR 27 Edwards St.; Is taking the college course . . . Football I, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . “What arc you doin' now? . . . Favorite subject is Physics . . . May sometimes be found at Quincy Wondcr Bowl. This is pari of Kennedy’s Physical Fitness Program ADEI.E SULLIVAN Sully 53 River St.; is taking the gen- eral course . . . Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Chorus I. 2. 3 . . . likes to listen to the radio . . . would like to be a legal secretary . . . Like fun! CAROL SULLIVAN SullyBabe 44 Braintree Avc.; Business Course . . . Chorus I, 3; Pep Club I . . . Favorite subject— English . . . Favorite saying— Is that great or what? . . . Would love to own a car. DOUGLAS TA1T Doug 23 Germaine Avc.; Is taking the general course . . . Football I; Soccer 2. 3 . . . Thai's the way it goes . . . Likes sports . . . May be found around Coriaty's Variety Store. LINDA TANTILLO Lin 46 Nelson St.; Is taking the col- lege course . . . Chorus I; Glee Club (Sec.) 1; Page and Stage I. 2. 3; Future Nurses 2. 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3; Goldcnrod Staff; Likes to be with Don; Arc you kidding me? DAVID TARBOX Dave 189 Tattrail Rd.; Is taking the general course . . . Football I; Key Club 3 . . . What do you say?” . . . May be found at Big Louie’s Place . . . His desire is to be taller. 121 First Row: J. Ravida, D. Orio, E. Gilligan, K. Slurzcnackcr, B. Nordstrom, R. Malvcsti. Second Row: R. Scanlon, N. Katz, D. Blowers, A. McCaffcrty, J. Carini, R. Case ley, R. Kyoperi, J. Wainiohpaa, S. Brennion, L. Tozzi, R. Carroll, J. Riihimaki, D. Coughlin. Cross Country Quincy's cross country team enjoyed one of its best Quincy 22 Brockton 33 seasons this year, posting a six and two record. Its Quincy 20 Silver Lake 35 wins included two impressive victories over North Quincy 30 Randolph 29 Quincy, and another over perennial football champ Quincy 22 North 33 Brockton. Consistent performers for Quincy were jun- Quincy 17 Weymouth 42 iors Ron Caselcy, Dennis Coughlin, Lou Tozzi, Alan Quincy 36 Williams 21 McCafTerty, and seniors Dick Scanlon and Buzz Orio, Quincy 17 Weymouth 38 all of whom received letters. We are all proud of Mr. Quincy 22 North 33 York and his highly successful cross country team. 122 RICHARD TEMPESTA Rick 40 Buckley St.; lx taking the general course . . . Key Club 3 . . . Oh. shut up . . . His favorite subject is Physics . . . May be found under the roof of a car. DONNA TAYLOR Don 89 Charles St.; Is in General Course . . . Chorus 1, 2. 3 . . . She likes to bowl . . . Biology is her favorite subject . . Would like to work at Telephone Co. . . . Has a good sense of humor. JAMES TAYLOR Jim 67 Sea Avc.; Is taking the busi- ness course . . . Chorus 3; Band 3 . . . Wake-up and die right . . . Favorite subject is Book- keeping . . . May be found at the library. RENA TESTA Re 23 Woodcliff Rd.; Is taking a general course . . . Future Homemakers; Tri-Hi-Y . . . hangs out at Herbie's . . . would like to be a fashion designer . . . peeve is bossy people . . . What's up tonight? RITA TESTA Re 23 Woodcliff Rd.; In General Course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 3: Golden- rod 2; Future Homemakers I . . . She likes to ice skate . . . Favorite subject is cooking . . . Wants to be a hairdresser. JUNE THOMAS 64 Captain's Walk; is taking the general course . . . Chorus I . . . likes chemistry . . . hopes to be a laboratory technician . . . favorite person is Robert Mitchum . . . would like to visit Italy. You are too going to the Snowball! DIANE THIBODEAU Dee Dee 44 Germain Avc.; is taking the college course . . . Chorus I, 2; Future Nurses' Club 2. 3; . . . hopes to be an R.N. . . . likes chemistry . . . That's the way the cookie crumbles! . . . chums with Janet Nigro. JEREMY THORNER Jerry 76 Presidents Ln.; Is taking col- lege course . . . Soccer I. 2. 3; Band I, 2. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3; Science Club 1. 2. (Pres.) 3; Goldcnrod Staff 3 . . . Kussc mich. du narr! 123 First Row: G. Freeman. W. Svenson, P. Banks. J. R. Schneider, D. Tait, J. MacDonald. R. McKim, R. Thorncr. L. Akoury. J. Blake. P. Small. A. Schofield. Falciani, M. Kenny. Coach Goodyear. Second Row: D. Ryan. E. Fitzgibbon, W. Humiston, Soccer The Quincy High School soccer team this year had one of its poorest seasons, finishing with a no wins and 13 losses record. The team, however, showed con- siderable spirit and enthusiasm, even though that first win never came. The soccer team had a great many underclassmen playing, and their inexperience showed on many occassions. One of the brightest spots during an otherwise dismal season, was the fine play of sophomore Ernie Fitzgibbon, who was rated by Coach Good- year as the team's top player. His play, along with those of Captain Louie Akoury, seniors Pete Banks, Jerry Thorner. Ron McKim, and Doug Tait, kept Quincy in close contention in many of the games. Juniors Joe Rosenthal, Bill Best, Bill Svenson, and A1 Schofield also did commendable jobs this year. In spite of its losses, Quincy High is certainly proud of its soccer team. John Blake gets set to boot one by a Milton player. Quincy 1 Needham 3 Quincy 1 Norwcll 3 Quincy 1 Avon 3 Quincy 0 Sharon 7 Quincy 0 Duxbury 1 Quincy 0 North 2 Quincy 2 Norwell 4 Quincy 0 Avon 4 Quincy 0 Sharon 5 Quincy 0 Duxbury 1 Quincy 1 North 2 Quincy 1 Boston Latin 2 Quincy 2 Milton 6 124 MARII.YN THORPE 31 Mallard Rd.; is taking the college course . . . Page Stage I, 2; Chapel Choir 2. 3; Future Nurses I. (Treas.) 2. 3: Chorus 1. 2. 3: Glee Club 2. 3; G.A.A. 3: Pep Club 1 . . . Things arc tough all over.” ROBERT TILLEY Bob 59 Manet Ave.; Auto mechanics . . . Basketball I, 2 . . . Cross Country I . . . Bob's favorite pastime is working on cars . . . Eligin Baylor is the man that he most admires . . . Ambition—to work on transmissions. JOYCE TILLSON Tillie 69 Faxon Lane; is taking the college course . . . Chcerlcading 2. 3; Student Council 2. 3; Page and Stage I; National Honor Society 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 3; Chorus 1 . . . Oh. for cryin out loud!” . . . Howie's. JAMES TOCCHIO “Jim 128 Sumner St.; Is taking the college course . . . Hello there!” . . . Jim's favorite subject is lunch . . . Likes bowling . . . Therefore he may sometimes be found at Quincy Wonder Bowl. DEBORAH TOLAND Debhy 60 Lenox St.; Is taking the busi- ness course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 3; Future Homemakers I. 2. 3: Glee Club 2. 3; Chorus I. 2. 3 . . . Likes to sew . . . Would like to become a secretary. This is disgusting!! ROSALIND TOWNSON Roscoe 18 Prout St.; taking business course . . . favorite subject is English . . . roller skating is her favorite pastime . . . Rita V. is her best friend . . . pet peeve is working . . . found at Kresge's . . . Just checking. JOHN TRAVIS Jack 33 Murdock Ave.; is taking the general course . . . Baseball 2; favorite subject is Problems of Democracy . . . likes sports and sleeping . . . best friend is Bill L.R. . . . Arc you serious? RICHARD TRAYNOR Dick- 244 Quincy Avenue; is taking general course . . . Hockey I, 2. 3 . . . favorite subject is physics . . . show-offs arc his pet peeve . . . found at Miller's . . . wants to continue his education . . . “Sure you did. 125 Captain Louie Akoury kicks the ball out of the Quincy zone. A1 Schofield fights off a Milton player attempting to get to the ball. Bill Svenson chases after a loose ball, as his teammates come up from the rear. Pete Banks (6) fights for the ball with a Milton player, and nearly receives a kick in the leg for his trouble. 126 DOREEN TRETHEWEY 138 School Street; business course . . . Future Teachers' 2; Tri-Hi-Y secretary 2. 3; Page and Stage 1. 2. 3 Treasurer; Chorus I ... pel peeve is boys who drink . . . found at Ivil's pad . . . wants to travel. EDWARD TRUBIANO Ed 264 Winthrop Street; general course . . . President Kennedy is his idol . . . mechanical drawing is his favorite subject ... pet peeve is arguing with his sisters . . . Knock it ofT. GAIL TRUBIANO 1241A Sea Street; is taking col- lege course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (V.Prcs.); G.A.A. I, 3; Ring Committee 2; Goldcnrod Staff 3; Future Nurses’ Club I. 2. 3 sec- retary; Pony Express 2 . . . wants to be a nurse . . . That’s life. GAYLE TURNER 204 Rhoda Street; is taking com- mercial course . . . Chorus I, 2; Future Homemakers’ Club 1 . . . Carol H. is her best friend . . . likes English . . . hopes to be- come a hairdresser in the future . . . wants to go to California. ROBERT TURNER Bob- 20 Nichol Street; is taking busi- ness course . . . favorite pastime is dating Joanne . . . favorite subject is Problems of Democ- racy . . . would like to go to college . . . How arc ya. NORMAN TUTTLE Tut 235 Rock Island Road; Is taking college course . . . Band I; . Wind it up ... Pet Peeve is giggling girls . . . Favorite pas- time is fishing . . . Desires to be a Hawaiian beach boy. HENRY UNDERHILL Hank 118 Old Colony Avc.; Sheet metal pattern drafting . . . Hank is a real bookworm . . . So you like it do you? . . . Wants to succeed in his life’s profession . . . Good sense of humor . . . Desires to own a T-Bird. ROBERT VALANTE Vat 21 Oval Rd.; Pattern making . . . Anyone for bowling? . . . Likes P.D. . . . Forget it” . . . To cat drink and be merry—now there is an ambition . . . Val” doesn't like an 11:00 lunch . . . Greatest desire—graduate. JOSEPH VALLE Joe” 76 Myopia Rd.; Football I. 2. 3; Track 1; Hockey I. 2. 3; Spanish Club 2; Student Council I. 2. 3; Would like to play touch foot- ball with Pres. Kennedy ... He is noted for being serious . . . Quiet . . . “You kidding me? 127 First Row: E. Ferguson, R. DiBona, B. Pcttinclii. P. lac- W. MacLeod, D. Orio. R. Scanlon. R. DiRamio. G. Suitor, cobucci. R. Young. R. Hartrey, G. Higgins. Second Row: J. Pizzi. M. Conroy, Coach Finnegan. M. Kuja. P. Mariano. J. McWilliams. K. DiBona. T. DiTullio. Basketball It was a rather disappointing year for the Quincy High basketball team, as we finished with a record of nine wins and eleven losses, after making the Tech Tourney the two previous years. For the first six games, it seemed that Quincy would never get involved in a one-way game, as all the contests were extremely close and ex- citing. The Presidents opened the season with a wonderful upset victory over Malden. It looked as if we were off to a flying start when North Quincy tripped us, 52-47. This was the first of many disappointing games. The team suffered no less than three one- point losses, with two of them coming to league champion Somer- ville. By far, the season’s highlight was an unbelievable 54-53 victory over North in the return match. The game was won in the last two seconds, as Ken DiBona scored the tying bucket, and then converted a technical foul free throw to win the game. Outstanding for Quincy this year were Ken DiBona, the team’s high scorer, Pete Mariano, Dick Scanlon, John Pizzi, who did a great job all year, usually against superior height, and captain Ed Ferguson, who came through with many clutch rebounds and bas- kets. Providing good bench strength were Tom Di Tullio, Buzz Orio and Ron DiRamio. 128 John Pizzi goes up for a neat jump shot. JAMES VARANO Jimmy 26 Hopcdalc Street: is taking college course . . . Key Club 3; Track 3 . . . likes Spanish and James Amess . . . would like to attend a college of engineering . . . best friend is Wally E. . . . I guess so.” MICHAEL VERDUN Mike 63 Glendale Road; is taking col- lege course . . . French Club 2; National Honor Society 2. 3; Soccer I . . . wants to enter the medical profession ... pet peeve is carbon paper . . . studious . . . likes French. JANET VELOZO Jan 80 Grogan Avenue; is taking commercial course . . . Future Homemakers' I. 2. 3; Red Cross 3; Chorus 1. 2; Mixed Glee Club 2, 3 . . . wants to be Bobby's girl . . . likes driving daddy's car. JOSEPH VERLICCO Joe 37 Homer Rd.: Machine shop . . . They lost again! . . . 1126 Sea St.—What kind of a hang- out is that? . . . The pet peeve of our friend is girls who smoke when they arc too young . . . The Bruins in the playoffs!? RITA VENUTO ChaCha 127 Quincy Street; is taking business course . . . wants to become a hairdresser . . . likes Danny, typing, and dancing . . . found at Kresge's . . . parking is pet peeve . . . Never happen . . . always smiling. CAROL WAGNER 12 Mound St.: Taking business course . . . Pep Club I; Tri-Hi-Y 2; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3 . . . likes short- hand, talking on the phone, and Ray Charles ... pet peeve is conceited boys ... to do some- thing right is her suppressed desire. LINDA WAGNER Lynn 11 Ida Street; stenographic course . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2; Chorus I . . . likes typing . . . found at Lincoln Lancs . . . wants to be a stenographer ... pet peeve is conceited girls . . . would like to marry T.C.W. 129 A loast to the King! RECORD Quincy 80 Malden 79 Quincy 47 North 52 Quincy 82 Alumni 81 Quincy 79 Chelsea 81 Quincy 89 Weymouth 84 Quincy 66 Somerville 67 Quincy 66 Lowell 44 Quincy 80 Revere 63 Quincy 47 Medford 52 Quincy 63 Everett 73 Quincy 60 Malden 74 Quincy 54 North 53 Quincy 49 Williams 64 Quincy 61 Chelsea 62 Quincy 77 Somerville 78 Quincy 83 Lowell 42 Quincy 77 Revere 50 Quincy 72 Medford 63 Quincy 63 Everett 70 Quincy 50 North 57 Captain Ed Ferguson drives past a North defender for a two-pointer. Quincy's John Pizzi and North's Tom Kilcy reach for a loose ball. Lets twist with Quincy hoopsters Buzz Orio (33) Pete Mariano (40) and John Pizzi (50). John Pizzi looks for an open man to pass to. as he's hounded by a Revere player. 130 SANDRA WAIHKONEN Sandle 116 Nightingale Avc.; college course . . . Goldcnrod Staff 3; Sophomore Girls' Glee Club 1; French Club 2. 3; Nat'l Honor Society 2. 3 Treasurer; Chorus 1; Great Books Club 3: Baton Squad 2. 3 Head of Seniors 3. ANN WALSH Nancy 45 Shed St.; is taking the busi- ness course . . . Nominating Committee 2; Pony Express 3; Chorus I, 2, 3 . . . likes dancing and P.D. . . . wants to become a dental assistant . . . “It’s un- believable!” LORRAINE WALKER Susie 85 Meats Avc.; taking general course . . . Chorus 2 . . . likes roller skating and dancing . . . hopes to be a hairdresser . . . her favorite subject is cooking . . . found at DiMarzio’s . . . Oh come on now! JOHN WALSH Walshie 33 Marine Street; is taking col- lege course . . . Football 1. 2. 3 . . . likes mechanical drawing and sports . . . hopes to go to college ... his pet peeve is homework . . . curly hair. ALEXANDRA WALL Sandy 35 Mallard Rd.; Glee Club I, 2. 3; Chorus I, 2. 3; Future Nurses 1. 2, 3 (Sec.); Health Service 2, 3; French Club 2; Pony Express 2. 3; Prom and Graduation Usher 2; Hopes to become a Nurse . . . You better believe it!! JEANNETTE WARD Jan 75 Miller St.; is taking business course . . . favorites arc typing. Elvis and photographing . . . pet peeve is boys who slam doors in her face . . . personality trait: quiet. ANN WALLACE Annie 206 Taffrail Rd; stenographic course . . . Chorus 1. 2. 3 . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . likes shorthand and Johnny Mathis . . . hopes to become a secretary . . . You creep!” KATHLEEN WARD Kaihy 75 Milter Street; is taking busi- ness course . . . shorthand, bowl- ing and Brenda Lee arc her fa- vorites . . . wants to be a sec- retary ... pet peeve is boys who let doors slam in her face. 131 Ken DiBona starts down the court runs up a 31 point total against Somerville. 132 Dick Scanlon lays it up and in. Hey, you in the balcony, give us back our ball!! WILLIAM WARD -Bur 44 Farrington St.: Electricity . . . Football I. 2. 3 . - Bill is a hunter . . . Idol—John Wayne . . . Boss all the way” . . . Speedy Pizza is quite a hangout . . . Dislikes when girls whisper . . . Deep desire—go to Europe. JANET WARNER Jan 61 Albertina Street; taking gen- eral course . . . Chorus I . . . favorite subject is biology . . . hopes to be a hairdresser . . . pet peeve is people who never smile . . . Really?” MICHAEL MARY WELLIVER Mike 28 Parkhurst St.; is taking busi- ness course . . . Chorus I, 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; National Honor So- ciety 2. 3 . . . favorite pastime is sailing . . . would like to be a model . . . You’re not very bright, arc you?” Now, you know you can’t go to an all boys college. ROBERT WETTERGREEN Bob 18 Calvin Road; is taking the college course . . . Band I, 2, 3; Student Conductor: Chorus I . . . frequently found in bowling alleys . . . wants to go to college . . . -Whcc.” JUDITH WHALEN Judy 445 Adams St.; is taking the business course . . . Baton 2 ... is often found at her cous- ins . . . would like to go to Rome . . . favorite subject is shorthand . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . That nut! BARBARA WHELAN Hot-shot 12 Victoria Rd.; is taking a business course . . . Chorus I, 2; Future Nurses I . . . would like to live in Hawaii . . . likes to walk in the rain . . . laughs a lot . . . ”as-all-gci-out! WARREN WILBUR Skip I Bennington Street; taking gen- eral course ... his favorites arc basketball, skiing, and mechani- cal drawing ... he wants to be a draftsman . . . teachers arc his pet peeve. JOHN WILCOX Kim I Yardarm Lane: taking general course . . . soccer I. 2, 3 captain . . . favorite subject is biology . . . wants to become a scientist and invent something to help people. 133 First Row: S. Marini. R. Burrell. J. Valle. R. Carroll. S. R. Brunstrom, F. Bonani. R. Stewart. G. Lyons, G. Kay. G. Craig, J. Walsh. Second Row: Coach Hutchinson. R. Vacca, Gillis. R. Rizzi. Hockey Quincy 3 Everett 2 About all one could say for Quincy High's hockey team this year, Quincy 5 Chelsea 0 is that they were just great! In compiling a 10-3-1 record, our skaters Quincy 7 Don Bosco 3 made the State Tourney, and finished in a 2nd place tie with Quincy 3 Malden 0 Malden in the Met League race, behind unbeaten Revere. Quincy 0 Revere 5 The highlight of the season was the return match with Revere, Quincy 3 Columbus 2 after the Beach Boys had shut out the Presidents in the first game. Quincy 4 North 2 Quincy played probably its greatest game of the season, in forcing Quincy 5 Everett 1 Revere to come from behind to gain a 2-2 tic. Defensemen Bob Quincy 8 Chelsea 0 Carroll and Steve Marini did a magnificent job of thwarting Reverc’s Quincy 8 Don Bosco 2 high powered attack, while goalie Bob Stewart was tremendous in Quincy 1 Malden 2 the nets. Quincy 2 Revere 2 It was a different story in the State Tourney, however, as our boys Quincy 2 Columbus 4 were upset by Charlestown 4-2, thus eliminating us from the Tour- Quincy 7 North 1 ney. Quincy 2 Charlestown 4 Quincy also had some fine individual stars this year. Joe Valle, the center on the first line, finished in 2nd place in the league scoring race, and his lincmatc Dick Burrell also finished high among the league's top scorers. First line right winger, Joe ShcfTcr, although only playing the last few games, did a fine job for the Presidents. The second line of underclassmen Fran Bonani, Russ Erikson, and Dick Brunstrom, was a definite scoring threat all season. The junior defensemen, Carroll and Marini, both were great in protecting goalie Bob Stewart. Cliff Wcstbcrg also looked good when relieving Stewart. It was certainly a great year for Coach Hutchinson and his team. 134 Joe Valle lets go with a 30 footer. JOANNE WILE 41 Keyes Street; is taking the stenographic course . . . Chorus 1 . . . Favorite person is Presi- dent J. F. Kennedy . . . likes typing . . . found often at Sandy Beach ... pet peeve is people who mumble . . . best friend is Marianne W. PAMELA WINGO Pam 80 Hall Place; taking college course . . . Baton Squad 2. 3; G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Great Books Club 3; National Honor Society 2. 3: Glee Club I. 3 . . . wants to do away with carbon paper . . . hopes to be a nurse. ELEANOR WRIGHT Ellie 62 Raycroft Street; business course . . . National Honor So- ciety 2. 3: Spanish Club 2; G.A.A. 3 . . . likes bookkeeping and bowling . . . best friend is Kathleen M. . . . hopes to be- come a secretary . . . quiet SHELDON YAKUS Shelly 1385 Wm. T. Morrissey Blvd.; Electronics . . . History is his favorite subject . . . Yo-Yo . . . Ambition—to own “ACE’ . . . His desire is to weigh 130 lbs . . . His pet peeve—people who use the wrong blinkers. RICHARD YOUNG Bongo 10 Clarendon St.; is taking gen- eral course . . . Cross Country Team 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3 . . . likes physics and bowling . . . pet peeve is a certain teacher. CAROL YUCKIENUZ 21 Darrow St.; Cheerleading 2. 3: Student Council 2. 3 (Treas.); (j.A.A. I; Future Nurses 1. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. (Chaplain); Page and Stage 2; Chorus 1; Pep Club I; Hopes to become a Nurse . . . Dislikes ignorant people . . . What a casual-type person! Oh. those rallies. I’ll never cheer again! VAUGHN ZANON1 Dimples” 45 Grossman Street: is taking college course . . . Baseball 1; Science Club I. 2. 3 . . . water sports, dancing, and math arc his favorites . . . hopes to be a chemist. 135 Dick Burrell out-hustles a de- fender for the puck behind the North net. Joe Valle swoops in all alone, but has his shot blocked. Camera Shy JOHN ALLEN GERALD ANGELO CHESTER ANIOLOWSKI ARTHUR BYE ALFRED CASHGRANDI- COR RINE CHELLA NANCY COLSON JOHN DOUGLAS WALTER ESTABROOK DONALD GALE PAUL GALETTI JAMES GILMORE DOUGLAS GIRARD EUGENE McISSAC LINDA McLAIN WILLIAM McMANN LAURENCE MITCHELL PAUL O’CONNOR RICHARD POST ANTHONY PRIMAVERA JOSEPH REARDON JANET RIOUX ROBERT SCHNEIDER HAN RICHARD SELLERS RICHARD SIMONETTI RONALD TAUSEVICH CHARLES THOMSON Our late-comers Joseph MacLcan and Mary Vieira. 137 We’d better get oula here before Mr. MacDonald catches us!!! State Tourney Dick Burrell shoots ... and SCORES!!! . . . and is mobbed by his happy teamates. 138 Docs Joe Valle get by this Charlestown defenseman? He docs... and gets off a blazing shot. Ill « We Honor Mr. King To Mr. King You came to Quincy High School as an observer in the spring of 1962. You came to “look us over. to find out what the students and Quincy High School were like. Then in the fall of that year you came again, this time as our new principal. You came with all those qualities necessary to the task—honesty, justice, a sense of humor, dignity. And you came with the hope of making our school better than ever. We think you have. You have encouraged many of us with your friendship and advice. You have encouraged achievement by giving credit to those who deserve it. You have helped us to achieve national and international fame by giving your OK to the Quincy to Europe project. Most important of all. you have shown that you are a man with the courage of your convictions. Therefore, although you finally came to believe that you would be worth more as a teacher than as a principal, we, the Class of 1963, will always feel privileged and honored to have had the dis- tinction of being your graduating class. 139 First Row: W. Waters. W. Fraher. B. Paquette. N. Katz. I). Coughlin. G. Riihimaki. I). Colctti. Second Row: A. Mc- Cafferty, D. Blowers. L. Tozzi. S. Gardner. R. Cross, R. Malvesti. W. Flanagan. Third Row: Coach Kehoc, L. Mac- Donald. S. Brennion. R. Caseley. R. Bigelow. P. Chclla. R. Kyoperi. E. Gilligan. P. Marin. J. Varano. T. O’Connor, J. Infascclli. Spring Track 1962 Winter Track 1963 Alan McCaffcrty crosses the finish line first, as he wins the 440 yard run. The 1962 spring track team, coached by Mr. Kchoc, had its most successful season in years, as it went through its season undefeated, and won the South Shore championship. The 1963 winter track team also enjoyed a fine year, competing in the Met League for the first time. The team finished in third place in its division, with a record of five wins and two losses. The highlight of the season was the team's finishing fourth in the State Meet, with junior Alan McCafferty tying for first in the 600 and John Consalvi taking second in the shot- put. Quincy 30 Sommerville 47 Quincy 50 Arlington 27 Quincy 24 Natick 53 Quincy 42% Watertown 34% Quincy 42 Belmont 35 Quincy 55 Needham 22 Quincy 48 North 29 140 Still pouting “Be careful of my fingers!!” “Just because you're the head of the department Hey, no snitching before the meal. It's the latest style from Paris. 141 Ron Cascly in the lead as he wins the mile. 142 W. Fielding (1962). F. Saba. M. Shapiro. S. Goldman. C. Dahl by, J. Goldrick. W. Daley. R. Ivil. G. Gillis. B. Gillis. Coach Mitchell. Tennis Our president—hard at work. “Okay, who put the glue on the ball? 145 First Row: M. Ferris. R. Carroll. R. Pitrowiski. C. Meyer. W. Graham. G. Barad. Second Row: R. Bonfiglioli. F. Civitarcsc. R. Mina (1962). M. Kuja. R. Ekbom. W. While. Baseball Hey, did anyone find a quarter? The one that got away. Well, this is how Mickey Mantle does it. anyway. The lesson for today is Piglatin. Our Miss South Shore Football 1962 Show-off! Please stop pinching me! Indispensables Mrs. Rogers Miss Donato. Miss Cole, Mrs. Davidson. A. Cushing, A. Wholey, I. McAdams, N. McAllister, V. Wilcox, E. Abbott, S. Peter- son, H. Maxwell. 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 150 A TELEPHONE JOB OFFERS BOTH CAREER AND SOCIAL SATISFACTION OPPORTUNITY IS EXCELLENT and your ability will be recognized. Your starting salary should climb with regular increases. And. of course. Company benefits, security, and regular advancement are well-known reasons why working for the Telephone Company is so attractive to graduates. TELEPHONE JOBS ARE IMPORTANT. vital to the effective communications of the community, the nation, and the world. When you take your place as a respected member of the telephone community, we’ll train you, on full salary, even without previous job experience. Why not come and see our employment interviewer soon ... before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE WITHOUT BREAKING STRIDE, why not graduate from high school to the Telephone You’ll love the friendly young people who’ll work with you, and the many social activities that make your work so pleasant and rewarding. 151 Famous Italian Foods at the LEANING TOWER DRIVE - IN THE NAME THAT MADE PIZZA FAMOUS 19 VARIETIES OF PIZZA TAKE HOME ORDERS PREPARED In 15 Minutes — Phone Ahead i GRanite 9-4406 Southern Artery Rt. 3 QUINCY Open Doily SUN. thru THURS. 11:30 to 12 Midnite FRIDAY and SATURDAY 'til 1:00 o.m. 152 SYDNEY AND PAUL BEAUTY SALON 1458 Hancock Street Quincy, Mass. 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PR 3-3639 TOWNE AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL INC. 25 Chestnut Street Ouincy, Massachusetts Compliments of JOHN S SHELL SERVICE 151 Washington Street Ouincy 69, Massachusetts Compliments of THE BURGESS STUDIO 12 Maple Street Ouincy 69, Massachusetts Compliments ot: CHINA STAR 105 Sea Street Ouincy, Massachusetts 163 AVITABLE BROS. SHELL STATION ROAD SERVICE 191 Quincy Avenue Quincy, Mass. Tel. GR 2-9233 South Shore Headquarters for LANE HOPE CHESTS open a Teen-age account at KINCAIDE FURNITURE CO. 1609 Hancock Street Quincy A Junior's Parent Mrs. E. Abbott Mr. Mrs. S. M. Abrams Christopher Ahearn Diane Andrews Eddie Baldovin Mr. Mrs. Nelson E. Bernier Mr. Mrs. Louis Binda Mr. Mrs. Donald Black Mrs. Evelyn Blackman Nancy Blackman Mr. Mrs. Arthur Bornemann Mr. Mrs. Arnold Bruce Chio Calcagino Helen Campbell Mr. Mrs. Angelo Capone Jim “Horse” Cassani Mr. Cohen—Mgr., Cummings Co. Mr. Mrs. Stephen Cooper Mr. Mrs. William Corner Mr. Mrs. Michael Coughlin Mr. Mrs. William E. Crooker, Jr. Paul Curry Paul Custin Kenneth J. Darracq Mr. Mrs. C. Arthur DiBona Mr. Mrs. Leo DiBona Joseph DiFederico, Class of '34 Mr. Mrs. Domenic DiTullio Mr. Mrs. Charles DeLappe Marilyn R. Donovan Arthur Drohan Mr. Mrs. William L. Duggan Mr. Robert Epstein Dominic Femiano Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Foland Robert D. Ford Mike Gaudiano Mrs. Mary Gregory Mr. Mrs. Louis L. Hascall Jr. John F. Higgins Charles Holland Robert Hurney Mr. Mrs. Paul Jacobs Mr. Mrs. Allan R. Jaspon Mrs. Nellie Johnson Ray Kaplan Mr. Mrs. Paul V. Kelly Mr. Mrs. William A. Knowles Mr. Mrs. Ernest G. Larson Mr. Mrs. Daniel Leavitt Mr. Mrs. Andrew J. Lund Mr. Mrs. Clarancc Mallar Miss Helen Marchetti, Class of ’54 Joseph Marini Mr. Mrs. Dante F. Mastro Mrs. Dorothy Meade Representative James R. McIntyre John S. McDonald Kenneth McKcen. Class of ’61 Nancy Melong, Class of '61 Mr. Mrs. Walter O. Nisula Mr. Mrs. William A. Norton, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Howard V. Ochs Sally Odershaw Albert J. Olivcrio, Class of '42 Edward Olsen Stan Osborne Mr. Mrs. William Ottina Gerald O. Pace Mr. Mrs. Richard Palmer Bob Parker William B. Parker David L. Paton Paul and Eddie—Brookline Mr. Mrs. George W. Pearson Sr. Aino Rautiala Ann Rosenthal Mrs. Ethel M. Rose Norma Rossetti Gus Russo, Class of '47 Mr. Mrs. Anthony E. Salvaggi Mr. Mrs. Joseph Salvatore Mrs. Grace Sherman Mr. Mrs. Harry M. Small Mr. Mrs. Bernard Smith Jr. Mr. Mrs. J. Somontes Mr. Mrs. Harold Spencer Mrs. Margaret Steele Sylvia Stern Mr. Mrs. Louis D. Stein Mr. Mrs. Alfred Sturgeon Mr. Mrs. Robert Sturgeon Judith Sturtcvant Kenneth Sturzenacker Mrs. Anna M. Svenson Mrs. James Tantillo Mrs. Laurence Taylor Mrs. Rose Thomas Peggy Thomson, Class of 1936 John I. Thorpe David Tick Askc Valja Paumina Volpe Wm. P. Volpe 164 This book printed by VEI.VATONE. a special process of litho- graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc.. Buffalo. N. Y. 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