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CATHERINE BRADBURY 51 Gore Street College I Forget it, huh ? remarks Cath when Jackie, Margie, and Sue remind her of Cafeteria lunches and one-way corridors. This South Juniorite has been an active member and officer in her church fellow- ship for three years. Activities: F.T.A. 3, 43 National Hon- cgr Society 3, 4g Mirror, Business Staff DANIEL BRADLEY 35 Central Street Vocational Look for Brad sharing a feast of fried clams with Richard R., Richard B., and Warren. This former North Juniorite likes the shop classes, but wishes for more science and drawing classesg the future of this ambitious lad holds college, the service, and then a ca- reer as a Welding Engineer. A1:li11ilie:.' Class Treasurer 2, 33 Mir- ror Business Staff 4. q J MARY ELLEN BRADLEY 30 Charlotte Road College II Mary Ellen is always waiting for her lunch period with her best friends, Judy and Mary. Green- eyed Bean looks forward to Mr. Prohovich's English class, Sorority meetings, and the 2:30 dismissal bell. Good luck in college, Bean. Activities: Maroon Squad 4, Pep Squad 2, 3g Junior Prom Committee 33 Tal- ent Show 2, 3, 4. JUDITH BRADY 2 Clements Road College I Judy is usually with her friends, Mary Ellen and Mary. English class rates highly with this former North Juniorite. College awaits Blue-eyed, witty Judy after grad- uating from W.H.S. Good luck in the future, Judy, and always keep laughing! Acli1fitieJ: Maroon Squad 45 Latin Club 25 Pep Squad 25 Junior Prom Committee 33 Student Council 4, Sec- retary 4. 26 JUDY BREHM 40 Copeland Street College I I don't know, wails Judy as she is questioned by her friends, Cisi and Linda, What are we having for lunch? Brown-eyed Jud enjoys turkey and also His- tory class at W.H.S. Best of luck to a future secretary, Judy. Activitiex: Maroon Squad 4. STEPHEN BRIGHT 34 Loretta Road Voazzional Stevie enjoys tthe pretty girls at W.H.S. In his leisure, he enjoys mountain climbing, water skiing, and fishing. He can usually be found eating meatball subs with Bob, Paul, and Joe. After gradua- tion, he plans to become a printer and then join the Armed Forces. Hope you fly high, Steve. DORIS BROOKS 84 Longfellow Road College II When not cheering our football and basketball teams to victory, Doris can be seen talking or swim- ming with best friends, Ginny, Marilyn, and Janyce. English with Mr. Prohovich and chocolate ice cream are tops with this senior, who plans to be a teacher after graduation. Good luck, Doris! Activilier: Cheerleader 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45. Talent Show 2, 3: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. A N Cot -I .3 fl, K K jx Ip X i'YY'R.CxfJL t,Q.,jY.' s C., IN-Chtca ' , DONALD BROPHY X 48 Marianne Road College I Bill, Tom and Mot will testify that Broph, Senior Class Vice- President, dislikes chemistry at W.H.S., but really enjoys Mr. Lynch's Math IV class. Co-Captain of the football team, this sports- minded boy plans to attend an Ivy League college after gradua- tion. Good luck, Broph, and may happiness be yours! Arlivitier: Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 45 Crimson Key 4, Maroon Squad 4.
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JOHN BONICA 44 Lafayette Street College I John rates physics tops at W.H.S .... is a graduate of South junior . . . likes a good plate of steak . . . enjoys playing pool with friends, Skip, Bob, Chip, and Larry. john, who is on the varsity football squad and is the Student Council Boy's Vice Presi- dent, plans to attend college. Arti11itie.r: Football 4g Student Council 4, Boys' Vice President 4g Crimson Key 4. RANDI BONICA 12 Walton Street College I Tinkering with cars with his best friends, John and Dave, occupies most of Randi's after-school hours. He plans to attend a technical school after graduating from Wal- tham High. Best of luck in the future, Randi, and may success always be yours! GEORGE BORDEN 475 Trapelo Road College I For Buzzie, cherries, pool, and cars are cool as a moose, as friends, jim, Larry, and jim, will readily testify. Lack of freedom at W.H.S. bothers Buzz, but he makes up for this in homeroom with Mr. Collins. He hopes to become a physical education teach- er. Best of luck! Aclivitiess Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2g Football 2. RICHARD BOTHEN 53 Edgewater Drive College Il Blue-eyed Rich can be found eating Italian food with joan, Chris, and Donnie, when he is not working on cars or boats. Fire drills, football games, and history rate highly with this former North juniorite. Best of luck, Rich, Arlivilier: Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4. WALTER BOUDROT 47 Morton Street Vocational Buster came to W.H.S. from North Junior High and St. Mary's. When in school, he enjoys his class in the auto body shop. When out of school, he relishes the thought of fishing and eating sub- marine sandwiches. Bob S., Bob R., and John reveal that Buster's future plans include owning his own auto body shop. Activilief: Safety Committee 2. JEANNE BOURGEOIS 1 Gorham Street Business Chinese food, sewing, lskifing, and English class rate highly with this former South junicjrite. Jeanine can be ,seen ifyactiyity period m- plainirxg abitvithe homewlo to her! rien?, argie, Karen, and Susa plans to f tolbusiness sch, or do secnelgagfzil work next allll. ff!! A X1 f Q flI1JIli6I.',V,g2fl6IJ: Squid Avid, rang's gff Staff 143 Main!! Qfffice Staff Q!! J Qlinic Staffffif. I, I -, f Q , ,L 'f' ,W 1,7 f, , f I fy , I. f . V, . , ga , I 1 1' ff . .f JAMES Bowsls 440 Trapelo Road College I Ya, sure! We have too much 1omework! says Booze to Bo, Alban, and John, but he finds that pizza gives him enough ener- gy to do it. Hockey and skiing stand high on this senior's list of favorites at W.H.S. Future plans include attending Merrimack Col- lege. Good luck, jim, Acgvities: Hockey 2, 3, 4g Talent Show 3, . .J WILLIAM BOWSER 7 Edwin Road College II Chevies don't go! laughs Trowser on his way to his favorite subject, lunch, with his friends, Lil' Hebe, Lil' Hippo, and John. When this cheerful, blue- eyed senior isn't enjoying democ- racy class, he's eating submarine sandwiches. Good luck always, Trowser ! 25
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BONNIE BROWN 22 Irving Street College II Oh Crumb! says Bonnie to Bonnie, Bobbi, and Sandy, when she has too much homework. When not eating fried clams or enjoying her English class with Miss Tabor, she can be found skating, bowling, or just bomb- ing around in the family car. Bonnie's ambition is to become a teacher. We're sure she'll be suc- cessful. Ariivilief: Mirror Literary Staff 4g F.T.A. 3, 4, French Club 2, 4, Latin Club 4g Newspaper Staff 4. PATRICIA BROWN 136 Summer Street College II If you hear a hearty laugh in the corridors of W.H.S., you can be sure it's our fun-loving Brownie, Her sparkling blue eyes light up at the thought of steak and Eng- lish, her favorite subject. Susan, jill, and Debbie agree that we will miss this girl who has brought so much fun into our lives. 'LJ l ff- 9 ,fig-Y lv -wwf PEARY BROWN L 55 Lakeview Avenue College II Is that right? asks Peary of Andy, Mel, and Tommy the morn- ing after a football game. Scuba diving and football rate highest with Brownie, In school, lunch is the best part of the day for this brown-eyed lad. Future plans include some time in the service, then college. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4g Track 23 Maroon Squad 4. WENDELL BROWNELL 93 Lexington Street College I Do you see a crowd? asks Bud as he runs back to home- room with Phil and Art. Pizzas rate highly with Bud. Playing the electric guitar takes up much of his spare time. The U.S. Air Force is his goal after graduation. Activilier: Science Seminar 2. JM- ll Q 1. is V f -efi 1.LLlLe, , , fi Q f ,qwxamox 'Utne-Q yljrjrQllq,,lYLx GLORIA BRY 8 Amherst Avenue Business Hailing from Lexington Street Junior High, Goge likes Eng- lish class and the dismissal bell best at W.H.S .... thinks the kids are great, too . . . plans to attend Bryant and Stratton Busi- ness School after graduation. Good luck in the future, Gloria. DAVID BURKE 83 Cabot Street College I The best thing about Waltham High, says red-haired Dave, is going there! The only way that he can describe the cafeteria lunches to Steve or The Gang is bad news! Dave, whose favorite sub- ject is math, numbers water-ski- ing and swimming among his hob- bies. Next in Dave's future is college. Best of luck to a great kid! Acliffitier: Chess Club 2, 4, Secretary 4, Mirror Subscription Staff 4. JAMES BURKE 21 Canterbury Road College II Jim's blue eyes light up when roast beef is mentioned by friends, Charley, John, and Paul . . . tells friends, In your heart you kn-ow I'm right . . . plans include a career in the service. We wish you much luck in the future. Acti11itie.r.' Football 2. JOHN BURKE 140 Alder Street Vocalional Doubt it, shouts Hucka to his friend when they mention mis- sing a planned fishing trip. John's pet peeve at W.H.S. is large classes, but history rates a mile, as do hamburgers. Best of luck in the Marine Corps, john, and keep smiling. 27
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