Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

 - Class of 1966

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417 fue B Y .1 ' ff f NV' 'fur- s ,Us ' u ,. 3- K f y r SCOTT BENNETT 6 Gibbs Court College l Chief is a former student of North Junior who likes to collect records. Scott thinks the languages offered at W.H.S. are great. Tony and Jim with whom Scott is often seen, hope Scott will be a success at B.U. next year. Activities: French Club, 2, 3, 4 Treas- urer, 3, Russian Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4. f , ur Q. t E THOMAS BERRY 199 Russell Street College I When Tom was asked about his fa- vorite food, he replied enthusiasti- cally Everythingl This blue-eyed blond-haired senior is a North Jun- ior graduate. Ralph, Ken, and Al frequently hear Tommy say, So what do you think! as he whizzes past them to P.O.D., his favorite class. Tom is planning a future as an aeronautical technician. We wish the best of luck to him. Activities: Basketball Team, 2, 3, 4. 26 SHEILA BERG 25 Myrtle Street Business Forget it! , advises Sheila to friends Sue and Claudia. Although her favorite pastime is dancing, Sheila will always remember the rallies, football games and dances at W.H.S. Since her favorite class is typing, Sheila plans a future in sec- retarial work. Activities: Pep Squad, 2. PAUL BERGESEN l6 Wheelock Terrace College I Paul, an alumnus of North Jr. High, enioys hamburgers and driving a- round with Tony, Gerry, and Mark in his car. He is also enthusiastic about dances in the cafe and law class with Mr. Peroni. Activities: .lr. Achievement, 4. 09 'W' Q ALBERT BERTRAND 83 Plympton Street College Il Ya, right? says Al when offered steak by friends Mark, Neil, and Joe. Al likes his technical drawing class at W.H.S. but would prefer horseback riding anytime. His future includes his going into a branch of the service. . , l BARBARA BlLANSKY 19 Francis Street College I When not tackling her homework enthusiastically, Barbara can be found making her own clothes or knitting with Janet, Mary, and Ruth. Spending the summer with under- privileged children proved to be exciting to Barbara. She intends to become a language teacher. Activities: French Club, 4, German Club, 4, F.T.A., 2, 3, 4, Language Lab, 4, Main Office Staff, 4, Senior Play Com- mittee, 4. ANDREA BERNARDI 35 Gregory Street Business See me later shouts Andy to friends Karen, Diane, and Carol. Coming to us from Kennedy Jr. High, dancing, cooking, and Italian food, are tops on this senior's list of fun. The people and the 2:30 bell are what she enioys most about W.H.S. Her future plans include at- tending business and hairdressing school. DENNIS BLACK 25 Chase Road Vocational Printing Dennis is the Vocational Representa- tive on the Waltham Youth Council. Although he likes English, his favor- ite saying is life begins at 2:3O . Dennis, a loyal Hawk fan, always stopped his favorite hobby, sleep- ing, long enough to root the foot- ball team on. Our best wishes go to this brown-haired senior. Activities: Waltham Youth Council, 4.

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' tv 'N J STELLA BASTARACHE 22 John Street College Il Stella, a native of New Brunswick, enioys her Math class most at W.H.S. She can be heard exclaim- ing Oh yeah! or asking Margie, Ray, and Carol Are you kidding me? Stella, an avid swimmer and letterwriter, sees marriage in the future. f... CAROL BAUMANN 22 Brightwood Road Stenographic Brigham's chocolate ice cream cones with iimmies rate high with Carol, as Sis, Sally, and Margie will agree. A North Junior graduate, she enioys school sports and Miss Hogarty's shorthand classes at W.H.S. the most. Business School or iunior col- lege is included in Carol's future plans. Activities: Mirror Business Stall, Aj Na- tional Honor Society, 3, 4, Pep Squad, 2, Waltham Youth Council, 25 Talent Show, 3, 45 Cheerleader, 3, 4. WWE JANICE BEAGAN 25 Amherst Avenue College ll What a panic. cries blond Bub- bles referring to football, basket- ball, and hockey games, and Mr. Prohovich. Bubbles who comes from L.S.J.H. rates Math as her favorite subject at W.H.S., as friends Janice, Joan, and Yvonne tell us. College is in her future. Activities: Student Council, 2, Pep Squad, 4, Maroon Squad, 4, Senior Play, 4, Ski Club, 4, Dramatics Club, 2, Senior Prom Committee, 4. 'QQ CZ, FOREST BEATON 331 Grove Street College ll Woody of course, is a natural nickname for this talented fellow, responsible for decorations for proms and school productions. But Woody is very content roller skating or iust talking art with Tony, Steve, and Sean. lt's a lucky break for the art world that Woody intends to go on with his artistic work. Activities: Audio Visual Staff, 3, 4: 20th cnd 2lst AAA Poster Contest. 10' . Yi' l LORNA-JEAN BECKWITH 200 Warren Street College l Paulette and Linda tell us this blue- eyed senior's favorite diversions are ice skating, hiking, camping, and dancing. Pizza-loving L.J. will re- member W.H.S. for her history classes and the football and basket- ball games, .Junior college and a career in secretarial work are in her future. Activities: Pep Squad 4, Senior Play, 4, F.T.A., 3, 4. GEORGE BEGIN 183 Hillcroft Road College ll Golf courses-here he comes! George is enthusiastic about most sports at W.H.S. on and off cam- pus, golf is his maior interest. Biol- ogy, sporting events, and dances are most intriguing to him. As Al, Don, and Bob know, George wants to attend college after graduation. Best of luck to this sports lover! Activities: French Club, 2, 3: Chemistry Club, 3. STEPHEN BEHNKE 75 Hillcroft Road College I What time does this period end! shouts brown-eyed Steve to Bill and Tom. Although Steve likes English classes, the 2:30 bell on Friday is his favorite part of the W.H.S. week. His Journalism classes proved to be very influential, as Steve's future plans include maioring in public re- lations in college. Activities Golf Team, 3 4 JANET BENGER l26 Brewster Road Honors Bright-eyed Jan is always busy either with one of her many activi- ties or iust fooling around eating twinkies or pizza with Jan, Carol, Dottie and Sally, This avid fan of our football and basketball teams partic- ipates in sailing, ricling, swimming, and skiing, Ac's 'r-S Grls F: 4 l't S' 'Sli 7 3 A Nw':':f HW - T 4 Ski Cllb 1' :I P uid il.l' 3 A Ltr-rrrrv Snr nts A TQ'--n 'vs A PPI' Sound 2 F Cerma' Cl.ta ' 4 l 25



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dy ta Carol. ly lr. italian s list 1 2:30 abcut ae essing ?5Elll5' outttll lavot' lzllll alwatS sleep- 3 tool- .golf l. B. s: 'r 'l .9 RICHARD BLACK T50 Trapelo Road College ll Down goes another watermelon as Dickie hurries off to English class. Cafeteria food of all kinds is best loved by Dick, as friends John, Jim- my and Rick know. This college preparatory senior has plans for further education after graduation. JANET BLASIOLI 37 Berdshire Road Stenographlc Oh, my nerves, shouts Tootsie to friends Elli, Lorraine, and Kinny. This creative senior rates arts and crafts, bowling, and eating Canoth- er pizza-loverl, at the top of her list. She enioys art classes, football games, dances, and field trips best at W.H.S. Her future plans include Rittness School of Floral Designing. Activities: Art owords, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM BOISVERT 9 Meadow Lane College I Having the ordinary hair and eye color of brown hasn't caused Captain to be ordinary. Billy can easily put a smile on unhappy faces. He can be seen going to his favorite class, P.O.D. with John, Bat, and Bodenks, or engaging in numerous sports activities. His fu- ture plans include a happy college career. Activities: Junior Achievement, 3, 45 President, 4. JEANNE BONAZZI 12 Blossom Street Clerk Typist If you hear someone shouting That's what you think! in the cor- ridors, it's probably Jeannie on her way to filing class. Cathy says Jean- nie likes pizza when she's not sew- ing or skating. Robert and Richard Beauty Academy will welcome this vivacious senior as a student. ANTHONY BONICA 73 Taylor Street Auto Mechanics Tony really looks forward to shop in Auto Mechanics. He thinks cars are neat but enioys eating pizza with Dick, Bob, and Mike. Tony's favorites are boating and water skiing. We wish brown-eyed Tony luck in his future career as a truck mechanic BRENT BONNYMAN 9 Parmenter Road College I lf Brent had his way, we'd stay in homeroom all day or he'd settle for Mr. Winchell's earth science classes. During his spare time, Brent likes to fish, collect coins, and hike. In the future we may find this geologist searching the layers of the earth for priceless stone. LOIS BORGES 285 Newton Street Honors Popular Lois often tells Loxie, Mar- cia, and Petie, You're kidding. She enjoys math with Mr. Fitz , hockey games, and riding around. This sub-enthusiast plans to be a French teacher after her college days Activities: Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, F.t.A., 3i 4: Mirror Literary Staff, 4, Mr. Mo- rcing's Staff, 3, 4, Chemistry Club, 4, Newspaper Stoff, 2. BRADLEY BOSSMAN 203 Brown Street College Il Fan your ankle , says blond Brad as he dashes to tech draw- ing. Brad, a gymnastics enthusiast, can often be found eating subs with John, and Richard, to keep up his energy. After graduation he plans to work for a sign company in South Boston. 2 -x-5 L. rgvf'

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