Revere High School - Lantern Yearbook (Revere, MA)

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1553 My crystal ball IS spelllng out the word Russla I see two young women walklng along a deserted street Why 1t's forelgn correspondents, Irene Penta and Marlon Gould talklng to Georgle Malenkov and telllng hlm how hls government should be operated The glrls are wlnnlng, but the scene changes and we see Mary Frenette sergeant 1n the Womens Alr Force and Frances Haas, corporal ln the Waves, studylng the mllltary llfe of women ln Russla The scene changes agaln and we see all four glrls Swlmmlng towards Alaska wlth ambassador to Russla Juhan Felngold helplng them escape The reason for thls confuslon ls because they mterrupted a veryvhnportant meetlng of leaders of the Com munlst Party and started slnglng to them Its the End of the Llne Good luck glrls' The crystal ball ls now focuslng on a banquet Thls tlme It ls for the out golng Mayor of Revere Merle Sheets and the newly elected mayor, Honest Gus Flynn Invlted guests are the member of the Clty Councll Leonard Kessel, Arlene Nathanson, George Dexter, Paullne Berfleld and also the school commlttee Irene Murray Ralph Cerbone, Della Aucella and Myra Cohen The lncomlng mayor 18 known throughout the state as an honest and reputable person and trusted by all Hark' What IS th1s I see a boat, a huge shlp belng launched at the Charlestown Navy Yard Ofllclatlng at the ceremony 1s Governor of Massachusetts Robert DAngells, Lt Governor Leo Burke, and chrlstenlng the shlp IS Dorothy Hambro MISS Amerlcan of 1963 The USS Beachmont IS com manded by Admlral Herb Salty Kelley and asslstlng hlm 1s Alex Alexanlan The crew conslsts of the followlng Revere men Captalns Louls Guerra and Paul Charles, seamen first class Phlhp Klrby Robert Jacome Raymond Martel and Gerald McMaster The shlp IS headed for forelgn duties Madagascar As the shlp reaches the mlddle of the Atlantlc It meets Kenny Feylel Edward Plven Benedlct Llmoll and Gerald Wlseman who are attemptmg to cross the Atlantlc ln a canoe They also meet Ralph Vlto who IS Swlmmlhg ln the OPPOSIIZE dlrectlon to set a new world record The crystal ball tells me that the nlght club deslgned by LOIS Newman and Shella Nelson, was recently opened by Richard Coscla and Mutt Dellegro ln Boston and IS called Club- 53 Featured lh the Blue Room IS Wlnfred Malone and hls orchestra and starrlng slnger Ruthle Cowhlg and dancer Mlrlam Sacks As you come 1n, your hat and coat IS checked by Helen Geller The waltresses that serve you are Allne and Barbara Goldman Janlce Kaplan, Falth Kramer Shirley Den mson Rosalyn Roberts Ruth Poverman Mabel Pltchard Barbara Sahaglan Lorralne Clementl and Mary Ceccarossl In the Red Room gambllng tables are managed by Dangerous Dan Maher and John Sharkey Longo The professlonal card players are Claude Morse, John Repuccx, Ralph Sena Jerome Currerl and Alfred Cataldo We are now 1n Washlngton The crystal ball 1 flashlng before us. These slghts were famlllar to Presldent Al Bruzzese and hls wlfe Ann Amoroso Today the presldent ls havlng a conference wlth the great sclentlst Myron Morton Slotsky They are dlscusslng hls newest and most dangerous bomb ever bullt ln the world the R bomb Present at thls meetlng are Louls C1r1llo Senator from Massachusetts James Armltstead Senator from Tlmbuktu Joseph Brogna Senator from Kalamazoo and John Caroll Senator from East Oshkosh Also present was the famous artlst Elalne Berlm, who presented the Presldent and hls Wife a beautlfull oll palntlng of themselves I see a blg tower bu1lt by Fellx Ferrl and Joe Slmone whlch IS for the new radlo and TV statlon WRHS The favorlte programs are A Rendez vous wlth Rolly starrlng Roland DuMont and Mood MUSIC wlth Leo Moody Also ln the same statlon ls an all glrls muslcal program featurmg Jean Walker and Jeanette Morettl and thelr Arlstocratlc Accordlans and slnger Mllly DeOr1o The crystal ball reveals that a new drug store has been opened by the followlng graduates from the Massachusetts School of Pharmacy Leonard Rosenberg Mlchael Klrsch Francls Grasso, and Angellna Camlllerl A name IS appearlng ln my crystal ball' It 1s Catallna, Florlda A beauty contest IS belng con ducted by Robert Grasso for candldates for hls new show, Grassos Grass Sklrt Glrls The followlng Revere glrls were chosen Shlrley Flno Dlane Rodrlguez, Elalne Nappl Kathy Insalaco Rlta Mac Kenzle Glorla Flno Thelma Rubmovltz Charllne Leopold, ROZZIC Wolf, Anna Veradt and Joanne Koontz In my crystal ball I see these letters FFW FL I also see recommendatlons for draftsmen and here they are Robert DeM1n1co, Recrultlng Sergeant for the Leglon and asslstlng hlm IS Duck RIZZO The unfortunates who were drafted are John Mellace Lester Connors Rlchard Cutler, Ralph Orlandello Anthony Rlzzo and Louls Rossettl The mysterlous letters FFWFL mean Free From Women Forever Leglon - - 11 ' 77 ' , . . 1 , , . . 1 - 1 , . . - - 44 1 ' 11 - , . , . . 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IEEE'- The Tommy Manulle of Revere Jrgsy Staclo has just shed his sixteenth wife Lookmg at hrm are Barbara Rumson Josephine Russo Caroline Santosuosso Dorothy Sxmoes Rrta SIFBCUS3 Dorrs Vaccaro Norma Zaccarra Marllyn Werner, Barbara Young Maxine Weiss, Natalie VanGeehoxen Carole Spxnelll Louise Splnazzola Doris Trrger Joanne Termmrello and Joan Sullnan A comedy was written by Llllot Bloomberg and starred Revere-s answer to Martrn 8. Lewrs George Mauro and Mlckey Sclarappa These two hare caused a sensation all ox er the country says the famous Journalist Marilyn Lanzo The crystal ball rs rewealmg a large audlence and a field It lg the 1963 Olymprcs being held rn the lrttle country of Luma Outstanding sportsmen from Revere are Johnny Matthews who ran the two mile race ln one mmute to set a world record and IS stlll running Lena Martocchlo IS the first glrl to exer wrn the weight lrftrng crown with the uncanny record of 2000 pounds holstmg The new skr champ IS Bobby Moore who fantastically skred down one s1de of the mountain and up the other for another world record Outstandrng rn basketball was Phrl Nrsco who alone defeated the Luma Fne by a wrde margm of 200 to 0 Christy Santosuosso performed a mrracle when he boxed and knocked out the entrre Luma Army Margle Shane champion flagpole srtter outperformed all other contestants with her amazing feat of sitting there since the last Olympics In spite of the tremendous display of sportsmanship, Amerrca won 03 to 0253 And now the crystal ball reveals a red brrck burldmg why, rts RH S' Here we see some of our old classmates teachmg Robert Bonney, professronal football star is now coachrng the football team whlch rs now the Class A Champs Here we are rn a newly decorated audrtorrum where Judith Goss rs drrectmg the glee clubs Mrss Elsie Prlzro IS teachmg a new subject called How to Drne Parents Insane Mlss Geraldme Castaldo rs teachmg How to Beat the Draft Joan Musto IS teach 1ng Income Tax Evasion Made Easy There are now new courses called How to be a Professlonal Bookmaker rn Ten Easy Lessons being taught by Professor Gilbert Raduazzo and Cynthia Snow rs the new nurse at the psycopathrc ward at the hrgh school We now have the first woman truant officer rn the h1sto1y of RH S and the lucky lady IS Shlrley Term1nrello ' floats all kinds of animals and band wagons -is we go by we see the Rlngllng Bell and Bloom Circus Leading the festrvrtres rs Natalie Shulman As we pass the srde show we see John Narkum the famous snake tramer Rita Meoll the hula dancer and Mary Scarpettr and her trained Brownies In the center ring, the rrngmaster Henry Vlgoda ls announcing If we slrp what a splash well make Trapeeze artists Jean Moore and Pat Myers and hangmg from her teeth since graduation day June 11 1953 rs Beachmonts own Lois McLaughlrn Now here come the elephants wrth Alrce Chrota rrdmg Rosle the Republrcan Elephant Behind this IS the Camel Caravan headed by Joan Cameron Struthers Next are four prancmg blue horses with bare back rider Joanne Plsano holdmg the relns The smallest car rn the world is being driven mto the rrng and emergrng from It are Nrck Fassl Anthony Jannrno, Ralph Lrlly Barry Tarr Larry Chaet and George Mauro carryrng a huge dmxng room table with 16 charrs What' Someone else IS rn the car Its Mrke Pesce Just squeezrng out And now our attentron rs called to the tight rope high above the rmg where Jo Ann Smith and Margle Th1stle are rrdrng on brcycles rn the opposrte drrectron What a smash hrt they are The lights are dlmmed and the spotlrght shlnes on George Doucet who rs famous for hrs 500 foot dive rnto a wet sponge The drums roll and he dives but wart' Somebody squeezed the sponge' To the rescue comes the circus physlclans Doctors Elliot Frnkelstem and Buzzy Fusco assisted by nurses Nma Merrram and Constance Grrfiin But the great Doucet is unharmed Next come the Jugglers Edward Albano and Joseph McKenna and guess what they re Juggling? Why rts Charlie Russo Now maklng a grand entrance ballet dancing, on a white stallion is Llum Colella Behind her rs Bobby Kessel leadrng a giraffe, while Joan Lancello rs happlly slrdmg down hrs neck And now the rmgmaster introduces an act which cannot be duplicated' It consists of Dougie Frazier Anthony Sacco Walter Secord George Waugh, Ronald Wemburg and Robert Yesner ln this act, they are standing on each others shoulders and rnstead of falling and landing on then feet the whole troupe fell and went through the stage Last but not least are the clowns who are Gerald Harris James Gardner Iaul Fennell and James Madden The crystal ball surely has been overworked today and strange things are happmnrnp, Thr bill rs turning odd colors I haxe never seen rt act like this before OH' OH' It just cracked rn two Ihr future has been gnen to us through the courtesy of the crystal ball and any dxscreprnucs Ill lu br blamed on the foresard geometrical sphere Marlon Gould George Mauro Class Histor: rns ,. 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