Weymouth High School - Campus / Reflector Yearbook (Weymouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

WITH IH OURSELVES rife. m In this day of the Atom Of Intercontinental Ballistics Missiles Of the exploration of space Of the political unrest among our planet ' s nations In this time, rampant with fear and suspicion, We, the young of America, at the start of our separate pursuits, know It is through us, the youth of today, That the tomorrow we desire may be attained: For — Within ourselves our future lies. senior staff Editor-in-Chief Jane Hanabury Art Editor Marilyn L. Fulton Assistant Editors Peter A. Luoma Thomas F. Winkler Assistant Art Editors Judith Perrow Judith A. Petze Business Manager Patricia L. Cavanaugh faulty advisers Miss Polly anna Andem Mr. Daniel T. Blanchard Mr. John F. Collins Miss Evelyn Silvester A project of the Students of WEYMOUTH HIGH and VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS senior home room representatives Bruce C. Avery Lois A. Caruso Margaret L. Fay James Gibson Doris E. Hollis Henry L. Keefe Fances M. Leites Gail E. McAskill Robert A. Norcross Pamela J. Pray Nancy L. Stevens Jean M Willis junior staff Susan Allen John Berg Irene Bush Claire Goldthwaite Susan Wirtz 4 through respect for others OR THEIR generous and cheerful efforts toward the success of our Yearbook we sincerely thank . . . Mr. John T. Ghiors? Mr. John H. Hobbs Mr. Harold R. Nelson Mr. George E. Nott Mr. Herman F. Perry Kenneth A. Hawes Florence D. Walker Who ' s Who Committee Class Motto Committee Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Committee Tlure are times . . . PHERE ARE TIMES in the passage of any year when it behooves each one of us to express thanks to those who have aided us all in our journey. For their immeasurable, unstinted guidance and teaching we, the Yearbook staff and the Class of 1958, dedicate our Yearbook to Miss Martha Vining and Miss Ernestine Canning. We present this book as a tribute to their unselfish work on former Yearbooks and their sincere attention to the needs of us all. 10 To the Graduation Class oj 1QS8: You could not have chosen truer words for your class motto - Within ourselves the future lies. If each one of you will fully appreciate the full meaning of the mot- to, you may achieve greatness, not only in regard to your personal life, but also in respect to the life of your country. Your country ' s future lies in your hands and you may make of it what you wish. It is my sincere hope that the future will bring out the best in each of you, so that you may make America a still better place in which to live. I wish you the best of health, happiness, and success. Wallace L. Wh ittle 1 i 1 3 3 n crnce F !=I III til Lefl to right: (standing) Waltei Gutterson, Guidance; Donald I ' . Drake, Guidance, Social Studies. And (seated) Geraldine Ochs, Secretary; Virginia Nye, Guidance; Edna (.. Flaherty, Guidance, English. 2=] 3=1 £1 Lett to right: (standing) Mr. I horn as A. Lyons, Assistant Principal; Ellen C. Coyle, Secretary; Doris E. Mcintosh, Issistant Secretary; Mr. R;i (,. Parker, Ideational Sihool Principal. And iseated) I. aura Nash. Secretary; Janet A. Johnson. Assistant Secretary; K el n C. Glidden, Secretary. Audio-Visual Instruction. Left to right: Pollyanna Andem, English; Doroth) Pearson, English; Mar) F. roome) English; Helen G. Lyons, English. 3 13 ma science Left to right: Alvafa Raymond, Mathematics; Malcolm L. Pratt, Mathematics; Gerard | Swanson, Mathematics; rhomas [. Regan. Mathematics; Russell H. Mazzola, Mathematics. Left to right: John T. Ghiorse, Science; Norman I.. Turcotte, Science; Clarence R. Lyond, s ien e; John K. Delahunt, Science, Economics; Roberl J. Bernath, Science. 14 Left id right: Richard I Whitmore, Social Studies, Drivei Education: Paul ). Ritchie, Social Studies; Ralph J. Lordi, Social Studies: |olin . White, Sa tul Studies. Left to right: William T. Kearns, Social Studies: Waldo H. Swan. Social Driver Education; William A. Dempsev. Jr.. Social Studies: Jame V. Steele Studies. i I cli id right: (standing) Rem- E. Martin, French; Elizabeth P. Bedell (Mrs.), French, Spanish; Madeline L. Cote (Mrs.), French; Elinor C . Larson (Mrs.), French; | hn T. Gannon, Latin. Vnd (seated) Martha Vining, Latin; Ernestine R. Canning, French; Elizabeth F. Derr) (Mrs.). Spanish. Lett to light: (standing) Russell fl. Jack, Music; Paul A. Warren, Music. And (seated) Mar] A. Dolan (Mrs.), 4rf; Evelyn Silvester, . i ; Man I. Gloster, Librarian. ■=1 16 I.cfi to right: (standing) Daniel I. BLanchard, Commercial; Francis Kelly, Commercial. And (seated) Elizabeth L. MacGiegor, Commercial; )h I Hackett, Commercial; Louise J. Hill. Commercial; Helen M Norris, Commercial. Lefl lo right: Dorothv G. MacGrepor Commercial; Margaret k. Langford, Commercial; Jean Young, Commercial; Jane P. Lyons (Mrs.), Commercial. 17 Lealth, L ome economic aanculLure ft, I ill to right: (standing) John Fisher, Physical Education; Oral A. Page, Physical Edu- cation; Leo A. Hayes, Physical Education. ml (seated) Mar) E. Arnold, Physical Edu- cation; Herberts L. Stockwell, R.N.. Nurse; Eleanor M. Olson (Mrs.), Physical Educa- tion. ' Lefi to right: (standing) Hilmei S. Nelson. Agriculture; Marie K. Ghiorse, English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies; Harold R. Nelson. Agriculture. And (seated) Esther L. Benson. Home Economics; Eva Skala, Home Economics; Louise B. Masters (Mrs.), Home Economics. 1 19 Left to ii«ht: I ' liilip Messina, Auto Repair; Harold E. Clarke, Sheet Mela!; James F. Boland, Sheet Metal Helmed Subjects; Henry t. Marshman, Jr., Auto Repair Related Subjects; Frank H. Meda, Auto Mechanics. through LEADERSHIP Leadership with courage, strength, and wisdom To guide and serve A. friend, a neighbor, a nation. CLASS OFFICERS Jane Hanabury Treasurer, W. H. S. Robert Norcross President, W. H. S. Paula Feeney Secretary, W. H. S. Changing Education Ann L. Doucette INCE THE phe nomenal launching of Sputnik, American education has been under excessive scrutiny and criticism. No longer is the interest con- fined to the school or college, but it has become the topic of debate among many who believe that a thorough reorganization of the educational program is necessary for our survival. The program of education in Russia has been most successful, having resulted in the training of young men of unusual genius. There, a far greater percentage of the national income is devoted to education than is applied to the improvement of living conditions. Children have accepted the difficult curricula in a ten-year system because of the exceptional honors given those of trained ability. Only thirty per cent of the ten-year graduates are accepted by the universities where they are trained to become specialists in definite fields. The major factor which led to the phenomenal development of this system was the determination of Russia to achieve superiority over all nations of the world. Until now, it has been accepted that the present system of education in the United States has continuously solved all problems, providing the basic needs ade- quately and in copious fulfillment. President Eisenhower reveals his faith in the schools when he said: Our system of universal education provides a means of developing individual capacities. It strengthens the stamina and value of the in- dividual citizen. It possesses a far greater potential for the future development of America ' s strength than has yet been realized. It is not fair to blame the schools 3 m m 25 for the deficiency in the number of scientists and mathematicians when really the lack of foresight on the part of the government has caused the present emer- gency. Granted that the school curricula should be reorganized to help meet the immediate demands, but there are governmental branches that should have been alert and prepared to avoid such a crisis. Although our education in science and mathematics is unquestionably impor- tant, other studies are equally essential to meet the present-day challenge. So much now lies in the field of human affairs, that the present urgency demands that we strengthen every aspect of that program. As set forth by the Educational Policies Commission: The preservation of democracy, the building of a lasting peace, and the guarantee of respect for the dignity of each human being, all demand an education of such scope and diversity to enable every American child to rise to his own best potential. Really there are four most important points that should be seriously consid- ered for the desired improvement: The teachers of the future should be chosen from the best in their respective fields and provided with the latest equipment. The gifted child should have the opportunity to take special courses to chal- lenge his intelligence. All science courses should be made attractive, even if more difficult, and be introduced to children at an earlier age. The scholarship standards should be securely fixed so that every student wor- thy of aid may receive the necessary financial assistance. In order to remain the superior nation, we must immediately develop a genu- ine respect for the ability of the learned and the unusually brilliant. More must be offered students so that our country will be enabled to cope with the prob- lems of the modern world. If the United States succeeds in the struggle for sur- vival, much will be due to the capabilities of the educational program. Russia has made us realize what concentrated effort for a determined goal can achieve. Since our educational program has always been superior to theirs, certainly, with the same type effort, that superiority can be maintained. The problem that now faces modern education is admirably explained by Oliver J. Caldwell of the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare when he states: The pressure of world affairs on our schools has created a number of new national educational problems. Our schools must prepare our people to play a new role of world leadership — on a new stage which includes the whole world, and to an audience which includes all of mankind. 26 Is Science The Answer? Jluic I lanahury URING THF past years, many critics have deplored the fact that in the United States there hasn ' t been the emphasis on the sciences that they have believed necessary to maintain world prestige. When Russia launched the first satellite, these alarmists rushed to the fore, demanding that we converge all our efforts on the technological aspects of progress. Yet should we not analyze the situation before making rash judgments or planning costly expenditures? It is accepted that any fears of armed aggression by a satellite are unfounded. Dr. Joseph Kaplan, Chairman of the United States National Commitee for the International Geophysical Year, has stated that the launching of the first sat- ellite is comparable to the achievement of nuclear fission. It is his belief that there is certainly no reason to worry about any foreign aggression by means of a satellite. He feels that the ordinary man should consider it an advance that has been successful so far and promises much for the future. Indeed, not only do we have nothing to fear from a satellite, but, according to Dr. John P. Hagen, Director of Project Vanguard, we should hope to gain valuable information in the fields of astronomy and geophysics, much on the make-up of the atmos- phere, and accurate figures for the dimensions of the earth. At this time we cannot help but wonder if Russia has actually surpassed the United States who has ever been the acknowledged leader in the Technological Age. Nov since she has launched such a revolutionary program, should we im- mediately assume that we are hopelessly outdistanced technologically? Undoubt- edly, in this one ph ase of science, Russia has temporarily outstripped us, but that fact does not intimate that we cannot achieve even more and continue to uphold our past position of superiority. It is a conceded fact that Russia is producing more engineers than the United States, but we also know that her economic structure has become weighted with too many. There are just not enough positions open for the number of scientists and engineers trained in Russia each year. In addition, her educational system has become almost entirely unimaginative. In the words of Alexander G. Korol, a Russian-affairs specialist at M.I.T., There seems to be a progressive paralysis of individual initiative which has been spreading through the entire Soviet edu- cational fabric. On the other hand, in the United States we have been able to maintain the delicate economic balance necessary between the technological and the humanitarian. Perhaps we could now increase our emphasis on the sciences slightly, but a complete change would unquestionably be destructive rather than constructive. Therefore, let us demand that our country concentrate on the sciences enough to maintain peace through a balance of power, but only as a temporary meas- ure. At this same time, we should attempt to regain our enthusiasm for the humanities, our desire for peace, and the tolerance for the customs and beliefs of other countries. For if we attain an understanding of the nations of the world; if we can fully realize what problems they face and under what handicaps they labor; then, perhaps, our judgment of these nations will be more accurate. Hence , if the United States can achieve these goals, then no longer will there be any need for a struggle for world supremacy. Every advance by an individual nation will then serve as a step forward for the whole world; it will be a link in unity, binding all nations to peace and serenity. 28 HONOR ROLL HIGH HONORS Katherine Batchelder Eleanor May Blenis Ann Loraine Doucette Ray Thomas Granai Jane Hanabury Cynthia Ellen Johnston Peter Alex Luoma HONORS Susan Emerson Allen Doris Evelyn Hollis Jane Avis Barranco Patricia Louise Jack Joseph Ralph Brigham Eric Ross Johnson James Richard Brown Richard Reino Laine Mary Janet Burke Lois Ann Leavitt Elizabeth Agnes Byberg Nancy Allayne Lee Joan Elizabeth Carroll Patricia Leone George Arthur Christensen Dianne MacKinnon Priscilla Jean Donaldson Richard Blackwell Matson Nancy Elizabeth Elliott Mary Patricia O ' Connell Susan Deretha Elms Judith Gail O ' Neill Paula Feeney Diane Marian Pannier Marilyn Lesley Fulton Pamela Jeanne Pray Janet Elaine Garofalo Paul Edmund Robitaille Robert Weston Gill Kaye Elaine Saraceno Kenneth Arthur Hawes Carol Ellen Tonsing William Carroll Hay Thomas Francis Winkler Joan Elaine Hollander Sheila Ann Woodworth 30 RUSSELL AHEARN Russ East Weymouth Carpenter Birthday: March 12, 1940 Pastime: Sports Honors 11; Student Council 11, 12; Student Marshal 11, 12; Open House 10; Senior Play 1 I . SANDRA UNS1 II East Weymouth S.inJs Model Birthday: June 28, IV (0 Pastime: Cooking. Sewing Home Room Messenger 12. Typewriting Certificate 52, 11. Choir 10. 11. 12: South Eastern Music Festival 10. 11; Miss Benson ' s Assistant 10, 11. 12; Fashion Show 10. 11; Spring Concert 10. 11; Winter Concert 10. 11; Christmas Assembly 11. 12; Thanksgiving Assembly 10; Memorial Day Assembly 10. 11. ROBERT AI.DR1CH Bob North Weymouth U. S. Navy Birthday: July 28. 1940 Pastime: Swimming Mathematics Club 12; Spring Track 11; Open House 1 1 . ALAN ALEMIAN AJ East Weymouth Physicist Birthday: March 4. 1941 Pastime: Fishing Honors 10; A. V. Club 10. 12; Lab Assistant 12; Senior Nominating 12; Football Assembly 10; Class Banquet 12; Farewell Assembly 11. DIANA ALEMIAN East Weymouth Medical Secretary Birthday: August 31. 1940 Pastime: Bowling Honors 1 1 ; Reflector Literary Staff 1 1 . 12; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 1 0; Spanish Club Vice President 11; Pep Club 12; Who ' s Who Committee 12; Class Dues Collector 12; Basketball 10. 11; Badminton 10, 11. LEO ALERDING South Weymouth Mechanical Engineer Birthday: March 20. 1941 Pastime: Bowling Sacred Heart High School 10: Lab Assist- ant 11. SUSAN ALLEN Sllf Weymouth Heights Foreign Trade Secretary Birthday: October 3. 1940 Pastime: Telev.sion Cap and Gown Committee 12: Library Club 10. II. 12; Library Club Secretary II; Spanish Club II. 12: Honors II: Reflector Advertising Staff 11; Latin Cer- tificate of Honorable Merit 10: Lab Assist- ant II. Choir 10; Basketball 10: Volley ball 10. Spring Concert 10. 1 1 SSU VMM RSON Sn North Weymouth Secretary Birthday April 18. 1939 Pattitnt Bowling K V I I II KIM VMM RSON Kjth East Weymouth Secretary Birthday August 16. 1940 Pastime Skating Future Nurses 10. Home Room Messenger 10; Senior Party 12. VV II I I AM ANDERSON Andy North Weymouth Shop Owner Birthday: April 18. 1939 Pastime: Sports Student Marshal II. 12, Senior Play 11. 12. Honors 11; Open House 10; Senior Prom 12. FRANCIS ANGL1N Frank Weymouth Landing Engineer Birthday: September 29. 1939 Pastime: Studying MARVELLEN ANGL1N Toots Weymouth Teacher Birthday: February 16. 1941 Pastime: Sports Sacred Heart High School 10: Basketball II; Choir 11; Farewell Assembly 11: Pep Club 12; Senior Parry 12. 31 VLICE APPLE TON East Weymouth Airline Hostess Birthday: August 5. 1940 Pastime: Home Work Mr. Drakes Secretary 12; Typewriting Certificate 52, 11; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 80. 11; Who ' s Who 12; Future Business Leaders 11, 12; Basket- ball 10; Badminton 11; Fashion Show 10. 11. EVERETT APPLETON Weymouth State Trooper Birthday: September Pastime: Sports 1939 Basketball 10: Typewriting Certificate 48. 11. CATHERINE AuCOIN Kjthv East Weymouth Secretary- Birthday: September 19, 1939 Pastime: Dancing Pep Club 12; Farewell Assembly 11: Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Student Coun- cil Assembly 1 1 ; Future Business Leaders 12; Sophomore Parry 10; Junior Party 11: Tennis 10. 11; Badminton 10. 11; Soft- ball 10, 11; Volleyball 10. 11: Fashion Show 10; Typewriting Certificate 51. 12. SANDRA BARNES Sandy East Weymouth Undecided Birthday: February 11, 1941 Pastime: Singing Choir 10, 11, 12; Christmas Assembly 10, 12; South Eastern Music Festival 10. 11; Miss Benson ' s Assistant 10, 11, 12; Fashion Show 10; Spring Concert 10, 11; Winter Concert 10, 11; Thanksgiving Assembly 10. JANE BARRANCO North Weymouth Electrical Engineer Birthday: May 7, 1941 Pastime: Talking on the phone Senior Play Selection 12; Honors 11, Choir 1 1 ; Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10; Basketball 10; Badminton 10; Volleyball 10. DAVID BARRY Weymouth Dave Cabinetmaker Birthday: July 5. 1940 Pastime: Ice Skating Class Vice-president Vocational School 12; Student Council 11, 12; Student Marshal 11, 12; Hockey Co-captain 10. 11, 12; Junior Usher 11; Honors 10. 11; Thanks- giving Assembly 12; Junior-Senior Assem- bly 11; Open House 10, 11; Choir 12; Rotary Guest 12. BRUCE AVERY Weymouth Landing Business Executive Birthday: April 13. 1940 Pastime: Being good school citizen! Class President 1 1 ; Good Government Day Representative 12; Rotary Guest 12; Moral and Spiritual Values 12: Senior Play 12; Student Marshal 11, 12; Yearbook Home Room Representative 12; Junior Usher II; Junior Parry 11: Open House 12: Fare- well Assembly 11; Sports Assembly 12: Football 10. CAROLE BABCOCK South Weymouth Secretary- Birthday: January 10, 1941 Pastime: Being merry! Milton High School 10; Softball 10, 11; Field Hockey 10. 11. RICHARD BANCROFT Dick East Weymouth Engineer Birthday: October 13, 1940 Pastime: Sports Cap and Gown 1 2. KATHERINE BATCHELDER Tucket Weymouth Landing Medical Secretary Birthday: January 22, 1941 Pastime: Being busy! Cheerleader 12; Student Council 12; High Honors 10, 11; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 10, 11. 12; Reflector Literary Staff II, Senior Play Production 12; Monday Club Honorary Member 12: Farewell Assembly 11; Junior Nominating 11; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10, of Superior Merit 1 1 . LI IRA BELL Weymouth Landing Model Birthday: July 3, 1940 Pastime: Being social Student Council Assembly 1 1; Junior Party II; Sophomore Party 10; Farewell Assem- bly II; Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Pep Club 12; Door Decorating 10. MICHAEL BERMINGHAM Mike East Weymouth Auto Mechanic Birthday: November 14, 1938 Pastime: Working Student Council 12; Open House 11. 32 BARBARA BERNARD Barbie Weymouth Landing Artist Birthday: May 6, 1940 Pastime: Photography, Sewing Reflector Art Staff 10. 11; Reflector Art Editor 12; Library Club 11, 12; Library Club President 11; Library Assistant 10; Camera Club Treasurer 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Farewell As«embly 11: Hyvoc Guzette Art Staff 10; Hyvoc Gazette Cir- culation Staff 10. ROBI IU 151. A NCI I AKI) Bob East Weymouth Carpenter Birthday: May 17. 1940 Pastime: Cars Open House 11; Student Marshal 12; Senior Play 1 1 . THOMAS BLEAKNBY Clem North Weymouth Teacher Birthday: April 20. 1940 Pastime: Sports Spring Track 10, 11: Winter Track II. 12; Cross Country 11. 12; Reflector Boys ' Sports Editor 12; Rotary Guest 12. Fare- well Assembly 1 1 ; ( lass Motto 1 1 ; Junior Nominating 1 I . ELEANOR HI I NIS South Weymouth Secretary Birthday: October 5. 19-10 Pastime: Sewing. Photography Typewriting Certificate S6. 11; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, K0. 1 I ; Mr. Dwyer ' s Secretary 11. 12; High Honors 10; Honors II; Reflector Literary Staff 11; Lunch Room Cashier 10, 11. 12; Fashion Show 10. 11; Badminton 10. 11: Basket- ball 10. 11; Field Hockey 10. 11; Volley- ball 10. 11; Softball 10. 11. JOANNE BOND Jo Weymouth Landing L ! ndecided Birthday: March 28, 1941 Pastime: Being busy! Honors 10: Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Pep Club 12; Math Club 12: Dramatic Club 11: Badminton 10, 11: Volleyball 10. 11; Softball 10. 11. JUDITH BOND Judy- Secretary Weymouth Landing Birthday: March 28. 1941 Pastime: Dancing. Ice Skating Mr. Martin ' s Secretary 12: Gregg Tran- scription Certificate 60, 1 1 : Typewriting Certificate 48, 1 1 : Future Business Lead- ers 12; Football Assembly 12; Pep Club 12: Badminton 10; Volleyball 10. fa + MARYLIN BOND Weymouth Landing Mai IBM Operator Birthday: January 4, 1940 Pastime: Bowling Pep Club 12. J ( .Ql 1:1. VN BOOTH Jackie South Weymouth Surgeon Birthday: December 14. 1940 Pastime: Writing to New York Student Council 11. 12; Good Citizen 10; Reflenor 10. 11. 12; Reflector Secretary 12; Senior Play 12; Senior Play Produc- tion 12; Hyioi Gazette Literary Editor Id Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10, of Honorable Merit 11; Home Room Messenger 10. 11; Farewell Assembly 1 1 ; Student Marshal II. 12; Pep Club 12; Honors 1 1 . N ItOKKIN North Weymouth Porky Sec retary Birthday February 19. 19)1 Pastime: Listening to the radio Badminton 10; Softball 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10. (.1 K l DINI IUM DRI-Al Gerry Weymouth Landin g Hairdresser Birthday: February 24. 1941 Pastime Marching in drill team Home Room Messenger 12; Basketball 10: Softball 10. KOBI K 1 HOI DPI U Bob South Weymouth Electrical Engineer Eirthday: September 14. 1940 Pastime: Music Honors 10: Band 10. It J Orchestra 10. 11. 12: New England Music Festival II: Lirin Certificate of Superior Merit 10; of Honorable Merit 1 1 ; Junior-Senior Assembly 1 I ; Chorus 1 I ; Music Assembly 10. 11. 12. LORRAINE BOL.TILIER Lome North Weymouth Secretary Eirthday: September 18. 1940 Pastime: Bowling Fashion Show 1 0: Typewriting Certificate 16. 11. 33 JOSEPH BRIGHAM Joe Whitman Machinist Birthday: September 29. 1940 Pastime: Working on my car Student Marshal 11, 12; Open House 10. 11. 12; Boys Chorus 12: Honors 10. 11. JAMES BROWN East Weymouth Jin. Engineer Birthday: September 18. 1940 Pastime: Sports Honors 10, 11; Junior Moral and Spirit- ual Values 12; Student Marshal 12; Foot- ball 10. 11, 12; Spring Track 10. 11. 12; Winter Track 11, 12; Sophomore Nomi- nating 10; Junior L ' sher 11; Junior Party 1 1 ; Senior Party 1 2. A 1 WILLIAM CADORETTE Bill North Weymouth Shop Owner Birthday: June 6. 1939 Pastime: Roller skating Senior Play 10, 11; Honors 10; Student Marshal 11; Student Government 11, 12. DAVID CAIN Dave Weymouth Landing Engineer Birthday: February 28, 1941 Pastime: Making money! Football 10. ROV Bl RCHSTED Bergie North Weymouth Printer Birthday: October 3. 1940 Pastime: Bowling Choir 12; Printing Open House 11. Open House 10. 11. MARY BI RKE South Weymouth Jan IBM Operator Birthday: January 23, 1941 Pastime: Roller skating Honors 10; High Honors 11; Typewriting Certificate 52, 11; Mr. Whitmore s Sec- retary 12; Pep Club 12; Fashion Show 10. 11. fvfc ■A GAIL CAMPBELL East Weymouth Airline Hostess Birthday: February 2, 1941 Pastime: Listening to records Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Cap and Gown 12; Reflector Advertising Staff 12; Hyvoc Gazelle 11; Future Teach- ers 12; Spanish Club 11; Pep Club 12; Volleyball 10; Basketball 10; Badminton 10. HELEN CANALE North Weymouth Secretary Birthday: July 28. 1940 Pastime: Art. Music, Sports Miss Flaherty ' s Secretary 11, 12; Gregg Transcripton Certificate 60, 11; Type- writing Certificate 51, 11; Pep Club 12; Softball 10, 11; Christmas Assembly 12; Choir 10. 11; Basketball 12; Badminton 10; Volleyball 10. ROBERT Bl RNHAM Bob No th Weymouth Salesman Firthd y: August 27. 1940 Pastime: Driving my car ROBERT CAREY Bob East Weymouth Undecided Birthday: January 6, 1939 Pastime: Cars ELIZABETH BYBERG Betty North Weymouth Secretary Birthday: December 5, 1940 Past me: Reading, Sewing Honors 10. 11: Mr. Nelson ' s Secret lry II. 12; Class Dues Collector 12; Fashion Show 10; Gregg Transcription Ce-tificate 60, 11; 80, 12; Typewriting Certificate 54. 11; Morning Devotions 12: Attend- ance Slips 12; Badminton 10; Basketball 10. Volleyball 10. BARBARA CARLSON North Weymouth Barbs Airline Hostess Birthday: December 20, 1940 Pastime: Dancing Senior Prom 12; Pep Club 12; Thanks- giving Assembly 12; Christmas Assembly 10, 12; Junior Party 11: Choir 10; Basketball 11. 12; Badminton 11; Soft- ball 11; Field Hockey 10. JUDITH CARPENTER Judy East Weymouth Teacher Birthday: January 4, 19-11 Pastime: Listening to the radio Spanish Club 11; Pep Club 12; Refleeior Advertising 11; Hyioc Gazelle 11; Basket- ball 10; Tennis 10; Volleyball 10; Bad minton 10; Softball 10. IHK.I I ' S (II S1 Weymouth Heights Rog Tcai her Birthday December 26. 1940 Pastime: Skiing Christmas Assembly 12. Class Motto 11. Senior Play 12, Cap and Gown 12. Math Club 12: Dramatic Club 10. 11. Key Club 12. JOAN CARROLL Joanic Weymouth Landing Dental Hygienist Birthday: March J, 1940 Pastime: Being busy! Class Treasurer 11; Senior Play 12; Honors 10, 11; Cheerleader 12. Thanks giving Assembly 10. 12; Student Council 12; Chairman Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 12; Re lienor Literary Staff 11: Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10. Farewell Assembly II. Spanish Club Sec rctary I 1 . Home Room Messenger 1 0. JANET CH1SMOLM South Weymouth Birthday: June 6. 1940 Pastime- lie skating Honors 10. Buyer LOIS I MM so Weymouth Birthdaj Pastime Loie Undecided May 30. 1940 Listening to records Honors 10. 11; Sophomore Nominating 10; Junior Nominating 11. Senior Nom- inating 12: Who ' s Who 12; Spanish Club 11; Pep Club 12, Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Class Banquet 12: Basket- ball 10; Volleyball 10; Field Hockey 10; Tennis 10. PATRICIA CAVANAUGH Pai East Weymouth Teacher Birthday: February V 19-tl Pastime: Roller skating Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 1 I ; Typewriting Certificate 46, 11; Mr. Kearns ' s Secretary 11. 12; Reflector Ad- vertising Editor 12 Senior Banquet 12: Badminton 11. 12; Field Hockey 10. II 12. Volleyball 10. 11. 12. Yearbook Staff Future Teachers Basketball I 1 . 12; Softball 10. SARA CAZEAULT Sai North Weymouth X Ray Technician Birrhday: February 12. 1941 Pastime: Pool Senior Prom 12; Refleaor Literary Staff 11; Pep Club 12; Farewell Assembly 11; Thanksgiving Assembly 12: Play Reading 12: Senior Play Production 12: Junior Party 11; Senior Party 12; Badminton 10. 11: Basketball 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 10. 1 1 : Senior Reception 1 1 ; Victory Dance 10. 11; Spring Fling 11. PHYLLIS CHASE Phyl Weymouth Secretary- Birthday: November 13, 1940 Pastime: Singing, Playing the piano Typewriting Certificate 71, II: Gregg Transcription Certificate 80, 1 1 ; Mr. Lyond s Secretary 11, 12; Chorus 10; Fashion Show 10, 11; South Eastern Music Festival 10; Spring Concert 10; Winter Concert 10; Thanksgiving Assembly 10: Memorial Dav Assembly 10. Music Assem- bly 10. ,l OIU.I CHRIS I I N SI N Hornet Weymouth Landing Business Executive Birthday September 9. 1940 Pastime Sports Baseball 10. II; Basketball 10; Honors 10. II; Student Marshal II. 12. Fare well Assembly 1 2. ROBERTA CHl ' RCH South Weymouth Bobbie IBM Operator Birthday July 14. 1940 Pastime: Music Orchestra 10. II. 12: Band 10. 11. 12: South Eastern Music Festival 10. 11. 12; Choir 11. Winter Concert 10. 11; Spring Concert 10. 11. 12. MICHAEL CICCHESE Mike East Weymouth Aviation Mechanic Birthday: August 20. 1940 Pastime: Basketball Basketball 10; Farewell Assembly 11; Thanksgiving Assembly 12: Senior Re- ception 11: Senior Prom 12; Senior Party 1 2 ; Sophomore Party ' 1 0. RICHARD CICCHESE Scarnic East Weymouth Printer Birthday: April 25. 1940 Pastime: Trucks Open House 10: Vocational School Talent Show 11; Football 10: Basketball 10: Sophomore Parry 10: Junior Parry 11: Chorus 12. 35 JOAN CIRIGLIANO Joanie East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: June 26. 1940 Pastime: Dancing Honors 10: Pep Club 12: Business Club 11; President Business Club 12; Reflector Advertising Staff 12; Mr. Kearns ' s Sec- retary 12; Sophomore Party 10; Thanks- giving Rally 1 2 : Autumn Leaves Decorat- ing 11. Jack O Lantern Jump II; Spring Fling 11; Typewriting Certificate 52. 11: Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 1 1 . Jl ' DYTHE CLARKE Judv East Weymouth Airline Hostess Birthday: December 2 Pastime: Dancing 1940 Honors 1 1 ; Greeg Transcription Certificate 60. 80. 11; 100. 12; Typewriting Certifi- cate 50. 11; Mrs. Masters ' s Secretarv 12; Pep Club 12; Future Business Leaders 11, 12; Dramatic Club 10; Softball 10. 11; Basketball 10. 12: Bad- minton 11; Fashion Show 10; Jack O ' Lantern Jump II. DONALD CODY Don Weymouth Landing Accountant Birthday: July 15. 1940 Pastime : Sports Basketball 10. II, 12 Senior Play 12; Junior Usher 1 1 ; Junior Nominating 1 1 ; Student Marshal 1 2 Typewriting Certifi- cate 46. 11. MARYELLEN COLLINS Ronnie South Weymouth Secretary- Birthday: February 9, 1941 Pastime: Dancing Our Ladv of Presentation Academy 10. 11. MARGARET COMEAU Peg East Weymouth Secretary Eirthday: September 5. 1940 Pastime: Bowling Typewriting Certificate 46, 11; Fishion Show 10. 11; Senior Play Usher 12. JANICE COMERY East Weymouth Jan IBM Operator Birthday: February 28. 1941 Past me: Driving a car Reflector Secretary 12: Typewriting Cer- tificate 46. 1 1 ; Junior Nominating 1 1 : Thanksgiving Assembly 10. 12; Christmas Assembly 10: Easter Assembly 10; Fashion Show 10. 11; Pep Club 12; Choir 10. 11: Lunch Room Assistant 1 0: Spring Concert 10; Winter Concert 10; New England Music Festival 10. DIANNE CONTOIS East Weymouth Birthday: March 20, 1941 Pastime: Bowling Fashion Show 10, 11. Diaiinc Secretary LAURA CONWAY South Weymouth Typist Birthday: September 17, 1940 Pastime: Dancing Senior Play Usher 12; Fashion Show 10; Badminton 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Attendance Slips 12. JOHN COSTA Jack North Weymouth Undecided Birthday: April 19. 1940 Pastime: Music Student Marshal 12; Band 12; Senior Party 12; Junior Party 11; Sophomore Party 10. VICKI ANN COULSEY Me East Weymouth Hair Stylist Birthday: October 23, 1940 Pastime: Reading Senior Play Selection 12; Junior Party 11; Choir 10, 11; South Eastern Music Festival 10. 11; Christmas Assembly 10, 11. 12; Thanksgiving Assembly 10, 11; Easter Assembly 10, 11; Victory Dance 10; Fashion Show 10; Spring Concert 10, 11; Winter Concert 10, 11; Badminton 10; Basketball 10. 11; Field Hockey 10; Volleyball 10, 11. CHARLES COWING Charlie East Weymouth Sheet Metal Worker Birthday: May 9. 1939 Pastime: Repairing motors Cap and Gown 12; Football 10; Open House 10, 11; Choir 12. SLJSAN CROOKER Sue North Weymouth College Birthday: June 4. 1940 Pastime: Bowling Junior Party 11; Student Council 10: Reflector Literary Staff 1 1 ; Farewell Assem- bly 11; Dramatic Club 10. 11; Pep Club 12; Volleyball 10. Badminton 10: Field Hockey 10; Lunch Room Cashier 10; Choir 1 1 . .36 DAVID CROWD] R East Weymouth Plaid Garage Ownei Birthday: August 16. 1939 Pastime: Work.ng VALERIE CI I. PON Y..I Weymouth Secretary Birthday: June 22. 19 Ki Pastime: Horseback riding Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 12; Honors 11; Typewriting Certificate 56. 12; Mr. Longridge ' s Secretary II. 12; Who ' s Who 12; Future Business Leaders II; Open House 10. Hw«, U. tn 1(1, 11; Senior Reception 11; Farewell Assem- bly II; Victory Dance 11. 12; You Were There Assembly I 1 ; Fashion Show 1 0. JUDITH CURTIS Jnds East Weymouth Designer ( Draft. ng i Birthday: December 20. 1910 Pastime: Art Student Council II; Student Marshal 12. Senior Play Production 12. Spanish Club Treasurer I 1 ; Junior-Senior Assembly I 1 . Who ' s Who 12; New England Mulit Festival 10. South Eistcrn Mumi Festi val 10. II; Home Room Messenger I I ; Choir 10. 11. SALLY CUSHING No-fh Weymouth Secretary Birthday: April JO, 1941 Pastime: Bowling, Reading Milton High School 10; Gregg Transirip- tion Certificate 60, 11; 80. 11; Type- writing Certificate 60. 11; Mr. Cleaves s Secretary II. 12. NORM 1) AKIN East Weymouth 1 Birthday: May 16. 1940 Pastime: Radio Lab Assistant 12; Football 10. Bert S. Navy r ft V JOHN DALY Weymouth Landing Butch Sheet Metal Worker Birthday July I }, 1939 Pastime Motorcycles Who s Who 12. I INI) D H)N Weymouth Lyn Sc tetars Eirthday: May 25. 1940 Pastime: Studying Ktfltiior Art Staff 10. II. 12: Student Marshal II, 12: Miss Whites Secretary II. 12; Pep Club 12; Future Business Leaders 12. Honors 10. Gregg Transcrip- tion Certificate 60. II; 80. 12. Type writing Certificate 55. 11; 64, 12; Senior Reicption II; Camera Club 10. Bad- minton 10. Volleyball 10. l I RID DANKHY South Weymouth Birthday March 16. 1940 Pastime Sports Basketbjll 10. Cross Country 10. |OM I ' ll I) RM NI) Sourh Weymouth Birthday: May 2. 1940 Pastime: Sports r i i r • i i i i i i c i i c I jor I nt inter A I Sports Gl Y DAVIS South Weymouth Birthday: July 2}. 1939 Pastime: Social activities I ndec ided c c c NI-WMAN I) M.I Y Newt Weymouth Landing U. S. Naval Metal Smith Birthday: August 8, 1939 Pastime: Motorcycles Senior Party 12. HARRIET DELORY Tootsie North Weymouth Secretary- Birthday: October 25. 1938 Pastime: Writing letters Typewriting Certificate 56, 11; Fashion Show 10. DIANE DELORV Di Weymouth Teacher Birthday. July 22. 1940 Pastime: Dancing Reflector Art Staff 11; Cap and Gown 12; Thanksgiving Assembly 1 1 ; Senior Recep- tion 11; Badminton 10; Softball 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10. 12. SHEILA DENNEHY Wevmouth Secretary Birthday: November 24. 1940 Pastime: Dancing Mrs. Ritchie s Secretary 12; Pep Club 12; Basketball 10. 11; Badminton 10; Volley- ball 10: Softball 11. NICHOLAS DeTOMA East Wevmouth Nick Truck Driver Birthday: March 22. 1941 Pastime: Working on my car Student Marshal 11. 12; Open House Guide 10. 11. 12; Boys ' Chorus 12. Christmas Play 1 2. EDWARD DEVINE No-th Weymouth Andy- Auto Mechanic Birthday: November 25. 1940 Pastime: Working Choir 12. VICKER DiGRAVIO Vic East Weymouth Teacher Birthday: July 23. 1940 Pastime: Sports Senior Party 12; Baseball 10. 11, 12. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11. 12; Football Co-Captain 12; Farewell As sembly 11: Student Marshal 11, 12; Open House 11; Senior Play Costume 12; Foot- ball Rally 11. 12; Morning Devotions 10. 11. I ' RISCTLLA DONALDSON East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: February 24, 1941 Pastime: Eating Student Marshal 12; Senior Nominating 12; Class Banquet 12; Honors 10, 11; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 80, 11; Typewriting Certificate 52, 11; Mr. Raymond ' s Secret iry 11, 12; Thanksgiv- ing Rally 12; Futu:e Business Leaders 11; Reflector Advert sing Staff 11; Hyvoc Guzetle 1 1 ; Victory Dance 1 1 . WILLIAM DONOVAN Dogie South Weymouth Agricultural Field Representative Birthday: January 30, 1940 Pastime: Horseback riding F.F.A. President 12; Honors 10. RICHARD DOREY North Weymouth Dick Business Executive Birthday: August 6, 1940 Pastime: Sports Class Vice-President 10, 11, 12; Foot- ball 10, 11, 12; Winter Track 10. 11. 12; Spring Track 10, 11, 12; junior Usher 11; Student Marshal 10. 11. 12; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 12; Rotary Guest 12; Farewell Assembly 11. ANN DOUCETTE South Weymouth Teacher Birthday: July 26, 1940 Pastime: Skating High Honors 11; Honors 10; Latin Cer- tificate of Honorable Merit 10; Home Room Messenger 12; Junior Nominating II: Senior Nominating 12; Class Banquet 12; Reflector Art Staff 12; Future Teach- ers Club 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Spanish Club II; Christmas Assembly 10; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 10. WILLIAM DOW South Weymouth Bill Design Engineer Birthday: January 15, 1941 Pastime: Hunting, Fishing Class Dues Collector 12; Honors 10. ELAINE DiTOMMASO Dee North Weymourh Secretary Birthday: February 11, 1941 Pastime: Dancing Mr. Lyons ' s Office 11; Pep Club 12; Football Assembly II, 12; Autumn Leaves 1 1 ; Spring Fling 1 1 ; Sophomore Party 10; Gregg Transcription Certifi- cate 60, 1 1 ; Typewriting Certificate 52. II; liS. 12. DAVID DOWST North Weymouth Geologist Birthday: December 22. 1939 Pastime: Wrestling Cross Country 11, 12; Spring Track 11 12; Winter Track 11, 12. 38 JOHN DUFFY Easi Weymouth Dufl Aviation Technician Birthday: Octobei 29. 1940 Pastime: Model airplanes A.V. Club 12; Typewriting Certificate 55. 1 1 . ROj I ION South Weymouth Accountant Birthday: July 9. 1940 Pastime Howling A.V. Club 10. II. 12; Winter Track 10; Spring Track 10; Cross Country 10; Key Club 10. 11. NANCY ELLIOTT South Weymouth I t ai Ik r Birthday: December II. 1940 Pastime: Music Future Teachers 11, 12; Refletior Literary Staff 10. 11; Choir 10. 11, 12; Band II. 12; Orchestra 11. 12; South Eastern Music Festival 10. II. 12; Latin Certifi- cate of Honorable Merit 10. II; Hyvoi Gazelle 11; Christmas Assembly 12: Thanksgiving Assembly 10. II. Memorial Day Assembly 11; Volleyball 10. SUSAN ELMS Weymouth Landing Sue Teacher Birthday: May 28. 19-U) Pastime: Music Honors 10, 11; Latin Certificate of Honor- able Merit 1 0; of Superlative Merit 1 1 : Orchestra 10. 11. 12; New England Music Festival 10. 11; South Eastern Music Fes- tival 10, 11, 12; Choir 10. 11; Re flee lor Literary Staff 1 1; Future Teachers Club 12. Thanksgiving Assembly 10. 11. Memorial Day Assembly 11; Basketball 10. THOMAS EM ANUELLO Tom East Weymouth Auto Mechanic Birthday: May 6, 1940 Pastime: Eating Cap and Gown 12; Student Marshal 12; Open House 1 0. ANTHONY FACELLA Tony South Weymouth Birthday: May 25, Pastime: Cars Auto Mechanic 1940 Wil l i M I UK II WKS Weymouth Coist Guard Officer Birthday: February 20. 1941 Pastime: Eoats Rotary Guest 10. 11. 12; A.V. Club 10; Senior Play 12. Honors 10; Christmas Assembly 10. ( KOI FAY Weymouth Secretary Birthday January -t. 1941 Pastime Dancing Mr. Nelson ' s Secretary 11. 12; Gregg ' I inscription Certificate 60. 80. II; 100. 12. Honors 10. II. Pep Club 12; Future Business Leaders 1 1 . MARGARET FAY Peggy I im Weymouth Secretary Birthday April 29. 1940 Pastime: Dancing Mr. Cleave ' s Secretary 11. 12; Crcgg Transcription Certificate 60. II. Typewrit- ing Certificate 18, II; Future Business Leaders II, 12; Yearbook Home Room Rt-pie ntativc 12. lunior-Scnior Assembly II: Thanksgiving Rally 12; Junior Party II; Senior Party 12; Home Room Mes- senger 10. Pep Club 12; Fashion Show I ' M I I I I M . Weymouth Teacher Birthday: December M), 1940 Pastime: Dancing D A R. Candidate 12: Class Secretary 12: Reflector Editor-in-Chief 1 2; Reflector Lit- erati Staff II; Honors II; High Honors I ' I Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10. Student Council 11, 12: Student Marshal II; Span sh Club II; Lab Assist- ant II; Hyvoi Gazelle 10; Sophomore Nominating 10; Open House 11, 12: Fare- well Assembly 1 1 . NM I I I I South Weymouth Nurse Birthday: May 25, 1940 Pastime: Bowling Dee-ring High School. Portland. Maine 10: Senior Play Selection 12. THEODORE FIELD Thump Weymouth Heights Advertising Birthday: April 15. 1940 Pastime: Sports Winter Track 11. 12: Sp ' ine Track 10, 11. 12: Senior Play 12: Student Marshal 10. 11. 12: Reco-d Swing Disc Jockey 12; Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Farewell Assembly II; Open House 10. 11. 12: Morning Devotions 10. 39 JANET FILES East W eymouth Secretary Birthday: February 7, 19-41 Pastime: Dancing Who ' s Who 12; Thanksgiving Assembly 12: Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 80. 11; 100, 12; Typewriting Certificate 53, 11: Miss Stockwell ' s Secretiry 11. 12; Pep Club 12; Future Business Leaders Secre- tary 11; Fashion Show 10; Victory Dance 1 1 ; Spring Fling 1 1 ; Jack O Lantern Jump 11: Valent.ne Dance 11. JUDITH FLANDERS Judy East Weymouth Accountant Birthday: September 6. 1940 Pastime: Dancing Weston High School 10, 11; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate 60, 11; Mr. Nelson ' s Secretary 12. PATRICIA FINCH Pat North Weymouth Secretary- Birthday: July 3, 1939 Pastime: Ice skating George Washington High School, Los Angeles, California 11; Gregg Transcrip- tion Certificate 60. 1 1 . CATHERINE FLEMING Kathy East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: October 13, 1939 Pastime: Dancing Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 1 1 ; Mr. Mazzola ' s Secretary 11, 12; Reflector Literary Staff 1 1 ; Future Business Lead- ers 12; Dramatic Club 10; Fashion Show 10; Badminton 10; Softball 10; Pep Club 10; Volleyball 10. EVERETT FISHER Sonny South Weymouth Mechanic Birthday: August 12. 1939 Pastime: Working Student Marshal 11. 12; Student Council 11. 12. ROBERT FiSKE Bob Weymouth IBM Operator Birthday: April 7, 1939 Pastime: Bowling Cap and Gown 12; Open House 10. 11. ROBERT F.TZGERALD Fitz Quincy Point Printer Birthday: November 18, 1939 Pastime: Working Choir 12; Open House 11. JOSEPH F1TZSIMMONS Fitz South Weymouth Journalist Birthday: October 18. 1940 Pastime: Sports Basketball 10. Baseball 10. 11. 12; Class Motto 1 1 : Farewell Assembly 1 1 . THOMAS FOLEY Tom Weymouth Landing Carpenter Birthday: July 2(1. 1939 Pastime: Cars Open House 10; Senior Class Play Assem- bly 10; Student Marshal 11; Open House 1 1 ; Senior Class Play Assembly 1 1 ; Stu- dent Marshal 12; Christmas Assembly 12; Open House 12. DAVID FOPIANO Dave South Weymouth Telephone Company Birthday: January 27, 1941 Pastime: Roller skating Student Marshal 12; Junior-Senior Assem- bly 11. JAQUELYN FOSTER Jackie North Weymouth Airline Hostess Birthday: December 13, 1940 Pastime: Basketball Lake Worth High School, Florida 10; Junior Party 11; Tennis 11; Home Room Messenger 11; Badminton 11. THOMAS FOSTER Tom Weymouth Scientist Birthday: May 27, 1941 Pastime: Sports Student Marshal 12; Who ' s Who 12; Lab Assistant 1 1 . 40 ROBERT FRANK Bob South Weymouth Electrician Birthday: May 13. 1940 Pastime: Bowling Football 10; Student Marshal 12. Fa-e well Assembly 11; Cap and Gown 12. JOSEP1 1 PRATES No-th Weymouth Joe Carpenter Birthday: December 23, 1939 Pastime: Hunting. Fishing Student Marshal II. 12; Open House 10, 11. 12; Senior Class Play Assembly 10. 11, 12; Honors 1 0. BEVERLY IKIGI l ■ • East Weymouth Undecided Birthday: April 8. 1940 Pastime: Movies. Television Dramatic Club 10, II; Fashion Show 10; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, II; Who ' s Who 12. MARILYN II I I ON Ease Weymouth Commercial Artist Birthday: June 21. 1940 Pastime: Music Yearbook Art Editor 12; Senior Nominit- ing 12; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 10. 11. 12; Student Marshal 10. II. 12; Class Banquet 12; Reflector Art Staff 10. 11; Lab Assistant 11: Honors 10. 11; Future Nurses 1 1 ; Spanish Club 1 1 : Lunch Room Cashier 10; Choir 10: South Eastern Music Festival 10; Senior Reccp rion 1 I . JAMES GAFFNEY Jim East Weymouth Professional Boy Scout Leader Birthday: July 19. 1938 Pastime: Camping F.F.A. 10. 11. 12; A.V. 10. 11. 12. JOYCE GAGNON North Weymouth Secretary- Birthday: October 18. 1940 Pastime: Listening to radio Reflector Secretary 11. 12: Gregg Tran- scription Certificate 60, 11; Typewriting Certificate 46, 1 1 ; Future Business Lead- ers 11; Lunch Room Assistant 10. PAI L GAMMELL South Weymouth Telephone Company Birrhday: October 20. 1940 Pastime Spotts Baseball 10. II. 12: Basketball 10. II. 12. Srudent Mar hjl II. 12; Sophomore- Party 1 I . I II GARDNER South Weymouth Sec rctary Birthday: February 28. 194 1 Pastime: Singing Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 1 1 : 80. 12. Typewriting Certificate 45. 11; Reflmor Secretary 12: Cap and Gown 12: Junior Party 11; Futu c Bus.ness Leaders 12. Home Room Messenger 12; I ' aJmin ro n 10; Volleyball 10. | N I I (, ROFALO South Weymouth X ray Technician Birthday October 9. 1940 Pastime Bowling. Music Future Business Leaders Treasurer 1 1 ; ( l.i Banquet 12; Senior Nominating 12. Mr Kelly s Secretary 11. 12. Gregg Tran- scription Certificate 60. II. Typewriting ( ertific ite $4. 11. Honors 10. 11; Basket hall II). Volleyball 10: Softball 10: Bad m nton 10. | Wll S (,IBS()N. Jr. Gibby Weymouth Landing Linotype Operator Birthday: April IV 1940 I ' aMimc Keeping busy and happy Winter Track 10. II. 12: Spring Track 10, II. 12; Vocational School Secretary- Treasurer 12; Srudent Government Vice- Chairman II. 12: Srudent Marshal 11. 12; Junior LIsher II; Class Dues Collector 12: Senior Prom Committee 12; Open House 10. 11. 12: Yearbook Staff 12; Yearbook Home Room Represenrative 12. 1)1 NNI Gil BERTI Dedc North Weymouth Interior Decorator Firrhday: April 14. 1940 Past me: Cooking Pe? Club 10; Office Helper 10; Fashion Show 10. Mayor Cabinetmaker ROBERT GILL North Weymouth Birthday: July 7. 1938 Pastime: Bowling Student Council 11. 12; Srudent Marshal 11. 12: Junior Parry 11: Senior Pirty 12: Boys ' Chorus 12: Honors 10. 11. 41 WIL.MA GILLESPIE East Weymouth Willy Birthday: October 14, 1940 Pastime: Television Typewriting Certificate 48. 11: South Eastern Music Festival 10: Choir 10; Fash- ion Show 10; Memorial Day Assembly 10; Thanksgiving Assembly 10; Music Assem- bly 10: Spring Concert 10: Winrer Con- cert 10. RAY GRAN AI Tom Weymouth Landing Sports Announcer Birthday: May 1, 1940 Pastime: Sports Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Foot- ball 10, 11, 12; Winter Track 11, 12 ; Football Assembly 11, 12; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Assembly 11; Junior Usher 11; High Honors 10; Honors 11; Junior Nominating 11: Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10; Lab Assistant 11, 12. ROBERT GILLIS Hoby Weymouth Landing Electronic Technician Birthday: March 11. 1939 Pastime: Radio. Television JL ' NE GOOUROW South Weymouth Secretary- Birthday: June 7, 1939 Pastime: Listening to the radio Home Room Messenger 10; Basketball 10: Badminton 10. MARYLIN GORDON Mai South Weymouth Secretary Birthday: October 28. 1940 Pastime: Music. Dancing Pep Club 12: Football Assembly 11, 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 1 1 ; 80. 12; Miss Gloster s Secretary 12; Type- writing Certificate 72, 12; Sophomore Party 10; Honors 10. FRANK GRIGGS East Weymouth Griggsie Office Worker Birthday: July 29, 1940 Pastime: Keeping busy Jan Secretary JANICE GROGAN North Weymouth Birthday: August 15. 1940 Pastime: Roller skating Who ' s Who 12; Honors 10, 11; Type- writing Certificate 49, 11; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate 60, 80, 1 1 ; Miss Tourney ' s Secretary 11, 12; Softball 10. MAUREEN GRONDIN Rene East Weymouth Bookkeeper Birthday: September 2, 1940 Pastime: Listening to the radio Typewritng Certificate 47, 11; Fashion Show 10; Miss Benson ' s Assistant 10. ROBERT GOVE Quincy Forest Ranger Birthday: May 15. 1940 Pastime: Bowling F.F.A. 10. 11. 12. Accountant THOMAS GRAHAM South Weymouth Birthday: September 16. 1940 Pastime: Sports Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball Honors 11: Lab Assistant 11. 12. Tor 10; AW JANE HANABURY South Weymouth Hannah Mathematician Birthday: February 17, 1941 Pastime: Cape Cod High Honors 10. 11; Class Treasurer 12; Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 12; Student Council 10, 11; Vice-President 12; Math Club 11, 12; Reflector Literary Staff 10, 1 1 ; Old Colony Club Honorary Member 12; Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10; of Honorable Merit 1 1 ; Student Marshal 12; Dramatic Club 11; Junior-Senior As- sembly 1 1 . KATHRYN HANDRAHAN Kathy North Weymouth Psychologist Birthday: January 7, Pastime: Ice skating 1941 Class Motto 1 1 ; Lab Assistant 1 1 ; Re- flector Advertising Staff 11; Pep Club 12; Spanish Club 11; Senior Party 12: Basket- ball 10, 11; Volleyball 10, 11. 42 JANl H ANRAH AN North Weymouth Birthday: February 3, Pastime: Painting Softball 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Badminton 10. Undecided 1941 (AKOI.YN HAIMRV East Weymouth Secrerary Birthday: August 9. 1940 Pastime: Sports Pep Club 12; Badminton 10; Basketball 10; Softball 10; Volleyball 10; Fashion Show 10; Senior Party 12; Football As sembly 12. | I I HARVEj North Weymouth Hairdresser Birthday: July 30. 1940 Pastime: Sports Ouincy High 10. 11. Pep Club 12; Foot- ball Assembly 12. KENN1 III HA WES North Weymouth Ken Chemical Engineer Birthday: December 2, 1940 Pastime: Boating Honors 10, 11; Math Club President 12; Orchestra 10, 11. 12; Band 10. II; New England Music Festival 11. South Eastern Music Festival 11; Junior Usher II. Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10. 11; Yearbook. Reflector Photography Staff 12. ROBERT H AWES South Weymouth Sheet Metal Worker Birthday: December 4, 1939 Pastime: Working Student Council 12; Open House 10. WILLIAM HAY Will North Weymouth U. S. Air Force Electrician Birthday: March 5. 1940 Pastime: Roller skating Annual Merit Award 10. 11. 12; Football 10. 11. 12; Open House 10. 11; Student Council 11, 12; Student Marshal 11, 12; Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Honors 10, 11. DOHOI ' HV HI Al l V Dome Weymouth Landing Secreury Birthday: June 1 7, L940 Pastime Dancing. Bowling Future Business Leaders II. Pep Club 12; Open House 10; Football Assembly 12; Fashion Show 10; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 11: Mr. Fisher s Secretary 12. POIll H I Ml I I i East Weymouth Boh Undecided Birthday January 2H, 1941 Pastime: Eat:ng Hockey II, 12. I I ' IS III Ml East Weymouth (iahhy Engineer Birthday February 14. 1940 Pastime Hockey Hockey 10. 11. 12. WAI. IIP HI I I I ICS N P it Weymouth Landing Busines sman Birthday June 11. 1949 Pastime: Music Band 10. II. 12; Orchestra 10. 11. 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 1 1 ; Thanksgiving Assembly 12. Christmas Assembly 12. CM PI 1 S I III 111 P I Charlie Eist Weymouth U. S. Navy Firthday: December 8. 1940 Pastime : Pool CHARLES HILL North Weymouth V. S. ArmeJ Services Birthday: March 5. 1940 Pastime: Pool Sophomore Nominating 10: Spring Track 10. Basketball 10. 11. 43 JUDITH HOFFMAN Judv North W eymouth Undecided Birthday: August 29. 1939 Pastime: Bowling Softball 10. BARBARA HOLBROOK Barb East Weymouth Secretary- Birthday: June 11. 1940 Pastime: Watching television Miss Ghiorse ' s Secretary 11. 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 80. 1 1 ; Type- writing Certificate 49. 11; Choir 10; South Eastern Music Festival 10; Music Assembly 10; Memorial Day Assembly 10; Thanksgiving Assembly 10; Fashion Show 10; Spring Concert 10; Winter Concert 10. CONSTANCE HOLBROOK Connie East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: July 21. 1940 Pastime: Roller skating Typewriting Certificate 52, 11; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 1 1 ; Prom Committee 12; Class Dues Collector 12; Pep Club 12; Junior Nominating 11; Re- flector Advertising Staff 12; Lunch Room Assistant 1 0; Home Room Messenger 1 1 ; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Softball 10; Field Hockey 10. 11: Volleyball 10. 11. JOAN HOLLANDER Joannie Weymouth Landing Medical Technologist Birthday: September 21. 1940 Pastime: Listening to records Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 10, 11, 12; Reflector Assistant Editor 12; Stu- dent Marshal 12; Honors 10, 11; Senior Reception Dance Committee 11: Hyvoe Gazette 11; Spanish Club 11. 12; Sopho- more Party 10; Pep Club 12; Badminton 10; Basketball 10; Field Hockey 10; Vol- leyball 10. DORIS HOLLIS Do North Weymouth Teacher Birthday: October 26, 1940 Pastime: Swimming High Honors 10, 11; Monday Club Honorary Member 12; Class Mono 11; Yearbook Home Room Representative 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Spanish Club 11; Pep Club 12: Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 10, 11; Lunch Room Assistant 10. PHYLLIS HOMER Phil Weymouth Secretary Birthday: October 27, 1940 Pastime: Working Future Nurses 1 0; Lunch Room Assistant 10: Fishion Show 10; Basketball 10; Vol- leyball 10. ANN HOMMEL East Weymouth Annie Secretary Birthday: February 27, 1941 Pastime: Dancing Mr. Concannon ' s Secretary 11; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 11; HO, 11; Typewriting Certificate 57, 11; Honors 11; Senior Party 12; Reflector Literary Staff 12; Thanksgiving Football Rally 12; Future Business Leaders 11; Pep Club 12: Basketball 10, 11; Softball 10. 11; Volley- ball 10; Field Hockey 10. SUSAN HOPKINS South Weymouth Sue Secretary Birthday: November 11, 1940 Pastime: Driving a car Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 1 1 ; Badminton 10, 11; Tennis 10, Volleyball 10. 11; Field Hockey 10. JOHN HOWSBERGER Skip Weymouth Undecided Birthday: November 2, 1940 Pastime: Sleeping LYNDA HUES Huesy South Weymouth Secretary Birthday: March 22, 1940 Pastime: Skating Gregg Transcrpition Certificate 60, 80, II; 100, 12; Typewriting Certificate 68, 11; 67, 12; Miss Norris ' s Secretary 12; Who ' s Who 12; Junior Nominating 11. GEORGE HUTCHISON Hutch South Weymouth Telephone Company Birthday: July 16, 1938 Pastime: Hunting RICHARD HUTCHINSON Hutch South Weymouth Printer Birthday: April 29, 1941 Pastime: Keeping busy Mickey Mouse Assembly 10; Open House 10, 11, 12; Printing Open House 11; Student Marshal 11, 12; Choir 12 Honor 11. 44 JANICE INGHAM East Weymouth J an College Birthday: March 1. 1941 Pastime: Gabbing at Howards Senior Play 12; Junior Moral and Sp.rituil Values 10. II. 12; Student Marshal 11. 12; Christmas Assembly 10; Farewell Assembly 11; Sophomore Nominating 10; Sophomore Party 10; Spanish Club 11; Spanish Club Treasurer 12; Reflector Lit- erary Staff II. 12; Honors 10; Pep Club 12; Hyroc Gazette 10. MILDRED INGHAM South Weymouth Mills Airline Hostess Birthday: October 22. 1939 Pastime: Working fashion Show 10. II. PATRICIA JACK Pat South Weymouth Teacher Birthday: October 2 3. 1940 Past. me: Music Hi h Honors 10; Honors 11; Orchestra 10. 11. 12; Choir 10. 11. 12; Band 10. 11. 12; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 11; Httoc Gazelle 10. State Mull) Festival 10. 11. 12; South Eastern Mask Fesrival 10. II. 12; Spring Frolic II; Fashion Show 10; Badminton 10; Soft- I- all 10; Basketball 10. I WVRENCE J A( KSON North Weymouth Undecided Birthday: Januray I, 19-1 1 Pastime: Traveling to North Quincy Football 10; Winter Track 10; Dance Committee 10, 11. 12; Sophomore Partv 10; Junior Party 11; Cap and Gown 12 1)1 VNI JOHANSEN South Weymouth Birthday: March 5. Pastime: Bowling Model 1941 CAROL JOHNSON East Weymouth Birthday: July 7, 1940 Pastime: Skating Fashion Show 10. Beautician ERIC JOHNSON South Weymouth Chemical Engineer Birthday: September 21. 1940 Pastime: Model planes Book Room Duty 11. 12; Lab Assistant I 2; Junior Usher 1 I . CYNTHIA JOHNSTON Cindy South Weymouth Nurse Birthday: November I. 1940 Past. me: Working at hospital Future Nurses II, 12; Spanish Club 11; Spanish l.lub President 12; Reflector Lit- erary Staff 11. 12; High Honors 10. 11: Senior Class Play Properties 12; Old Colony Club Honorary Member 1 2 ; Basketball 10. II. 12; Softball 10. 11; Badminton 10. 11; Field Hockey 10. II. 12; Volleyball 10. II. 12; Lunch Room Cashier 10. II. 12. LI ICY JOLLY North Weymouth Office Worker Birthday: December 15. 1938 Pastime: Working Sunt Columlikillr 10; Cap and Gown 12. ( AROI JONES Weymouth Landing Jonesey Secretary Birth Jay: February 26. 1941 Pastime: Dancing Class Banquet 12; Sophomore Nominating 10; Senior Nominating 12; Junior-Senior Assembly II; Srudcnt Council 10: lunior Party II; Reflector Literary Staff II: Umiu Gazette II; Home Room Messenger II: Badminton 10; Softball 10: Basketball 10; Field Hockey 10; Tennis 10; Volley- ball 10; Honors 10. RICHARD JONES South Weymouth Eirthday: May 7, 1940 Pastime: Horses Dick Horse Trainer Football 10. 11. 12; Winter Track 10, 11. 12; F.F.A. 10. II. 12. Jonesic Printer WILLIAM JONES Weymouth Landing Birthday: January 4. 1959 Pastime: Sports Football 10. 11. 12: Spring Track 10. II: Open House 10. 11, 12: Football Assem- bly 10, 11. 12; Thanksgiving Assembly 10, 11. 12. 45 JANET JORDAN Weymouth Secretary Birthday: November 15. 1940 Pastime: Practicing shorthand Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 80, II; 100. 12; Typewriting Certificate 46. 11: Miss Benson s Secretary 11, 12. JO-ANN KENISTON Joe East Weymouth Hairdresser Birthday: April 30, 1940 Pastime: Horseback riding Pep Club 12; Choir 10. 11; Basketball 10; Softball 10; Open House 10; Home Room Messenger 10, State Music Festival 11; Easter Assembly 10, 11; Thanksgiving Assembly 10. 11; Fashion Show 10, 11; Junior Party 11; Hyioc Gazette 11. PETER KEANE South Weymouth Insurance Salesman Birthday: November U. 1940 Pastime: Sleeping GORDON KENNEDY South W eymouth Accountant Birthday: November 10, 1940 Pastime: Golf Book Room 11, 12. HKNRV Kl 111 Weymouth Landing Keetie I ' ndecided Birthday: December ' , 1938 Pastime: Social activities Football 10: Basketball 10; Spring Track 10; Open House 10. 11. 12: Yearbook Staff 12; Thanksgiving Assembly 10; Yearbook Home Room Representative 12. THOMAS KEEFE Moke East Weymouth Contractor Birthday: September 21. 1938 Pastime: Sports Baseball 10. 11, Basketball 10. 11. 12 Foocball 12; Vocational School Class Presi dent 12, Thanksgiving Assembly 12 Senior Class Play 12; Rotary Guest 12 Good Government Day Representative 1 2 Student Government Chairman 12: Stu dent Council 10, 11. 12; Open House 11 12; Student Marshal 11. 12. SANDRA KEOIIGH South Weymouth Sandy- Social Worker Birthday: November 11, 1940 Pastime: Listening to radio Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 1 1 ; Mr. Dempsey ' s Secretary 12; Choir 10; State Music Festival 10; Spring Frolic 11 CAROL KIMBALL North Weymouth Kim Secretary Birthday: January 2, 1940 Pastime: Talking on the telephone Choir 10, II; Fashion Show 10, 11; Tlunksgivng Assembly 10, 11; Easter As- sembly 11; State Music Festival 10. BARBARA KELLY Weymouth Landing Barb Undecided Birthday: April 7, 1941 Pastime: Working at Johnson ' s Junior Nominating 1 1 ; Junior Party 1 1 ; Home Room Messenger 10. 11; Reflector Literary Staff 1 1 : Hyvoc Gazette Literary- Staff 10; Pep Club 12; Dramatic Club 10; Jun or-Senior Assembly 11: Spring Frolic Decorations 1 1 ; Hallowe en Hop Decorations 1 I ; Badminton 1 0: Field Hockey 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10. SUZANNE KNUDSEN Sue East Weymouth Secretan Birthday: November 1, 1940 Pastime: Writing letters Mr. Ritchie ' s Secretary 11, 12; Senior Nominating 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Class Banquet 12; Choir 10; South Eastern Music Festival 10. ALAN KEMP Al Weymouth Landing Salesman Birrhday: March 24, 1940 Pastime: Television Basketball 10. 11, 12: Spring Track 10, 11. 12: Sophomore Nominating 11. DAVID KUJA Dave South Weymouth Printer Birthday: October JO, 1940 Pastime: Hunting. Bowling Printing Open House 11; Open House 10 11. 12; Student Government 11, 17 Mickey Mouse Assembly 10; Choir 12 46 JEAN LAIDLAW Norch Weymouth Jejnnic Nurse Birthday: September 19. 1940 Pastime: Reading Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. SO. 1 1 ; 100. 12; Typewriting Certificate 52. 12. Class Dues Collector 12; Senior Play Selection 12; State Music Festival 10; Pep Club 12; Choir 10. 11; Softball 10. 11. Badminton 10; Field Hockey 10. RICHARD LA1NE Dick South Weymouth College Birthday: June 20. 1940 Pastime: Sports Baseball 10. 11. 12. Football 10. 11. 12: Basketball 10. II. 12; Student Council 10; Student Marshal 11. 12; Class Presi dent 10; Class Party 10; Football Assem- bly 10. II. 12; Honors 10. 11. JANICE LANE Jan East Weymouth Comptometer Operator Birthday: January 25. 194 1 Pastime: Roller skating Senior Party 12; Basketball 10. 12; Soft- ball 10. LOIS LEAVITT South Weymouth Teacher Birthday: August II. 1940 Pastime Reading Future Teachers II. 12. Dramatic Club 10. 11; Refleiior Literary Staff 11. 12; w . Gazelle 10. 11; Honors 10; Muse Librarian 10. 11; Choir 10. 11. Orchestra 10. 11; Band 10. 11: South Eastern Music Festival II. Winter Concert 10. 11; Spring Concert 10. 11; Home Room Mes- senger 1 2. NANCY LEE Nance North Weymouth Secretary Birthday October 18. 1940 Pastime: Chatting with the gang Junior Nominating II. Refleiior Literary Staff II. 12; Senior Class Play 12; Fare well Assembly II; High Honors 10. Honors II. Student Council II. Victory Dame 1 1: Spanish Club 11. 12. Pep Club 12: Dramatic Club 10. 11; Christmas As- sembly 10. Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10. Fashion Show 10. Dance Decor aung 1 1 . FRANCES LEITES Fran North Weymouth Secretary Birthday: July 9. 1940 Pastime: Loafing Yearbook Home Room Representative 12. KtHtitor Literary Staff II. Class Mono II. Farewell Assembly 1 1 . Victory Dance 1 1 : Sophomore Party 1 0. Honors 1 1 . Dance Decorations 10. 11; Superior Merit 10. II. Pep Club 12; Christmas Assembly 10. Badminton 10. Latin Certificate of of Honorable Merit Hytoi Gazelle 10; 10. Dramatic Club AI.BI R 1 l.iROCCO Al East Weymouth Lawscr Birthday: June 3. 1940 Pastime: Sleeping Student Marshal 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10: Junior-Senior Assembly 11. KEITH LARSON North Weymouth Engineer Birthday: August 3. 1940 Pastime: Sports Cross Country 10. 11, 12: Winter Track 10. 11. 12; Spring Track 10. 11. 12; Senior Play 12; Senior Prom 12: Who s Who 12; Junior Nominating 11; Junior- Senior Assembly 11; Student Marshal 12; Home Room Messenger 10; Junior Party 1 1. LINDA LARSON Lin Weymouth Landing Office Worker Birthday: July 6. 1940 Pastime: Dancing Fashion Show 10. Camera Club 10. PATRICIA LEONE Pat Weymouth Nurse Birthday: January 27. 1941 Pastime Reading Honors 10. 11; Furure Nurses 10. 11. 12; Future Nurses Vice-President 11; Re- flector Literary Staff 11. 12; Sophomore Nominating 10. Sophomore Party 10; Farewell Assembly 1 I ; World Service Committee 10. Dramatic Club 10: Bad- minton 10. 11. 12: Basketball 10. 11. 12: Field Hockey 10. 11, 12; Volleyball 10. II. 12. Ve t Secretary VERA LeVANGIE East Weymouth Birthday: December 4. 1940 Pastime: Roller skating Fashion Show Assembly 10; Choir 10; Volleyball 11. Pep Club 12. RICHARD LINDSAY Al East We mouth U. S. Navy- Birthday: April 7, 1940 Pastime Eating 47 CAROL LOGAN North Wevmouch I ' ndecided Birthday: January 16. 1941 Pastime: Singing Drum Maioretre 11. 12; Senior Nominat- ing 12: Pep Club 12; Farewell Assembly 11: Thanksgiving Assembly 11. 12; Junior Party 11; Senior Prom 12: Badminton 10. 11; Basketball 10, 11. 12; Volleyball 10. 11; Victory ' Dance 12; Spring Fling 11; Autumn Leaves 10; Sophomo.e Party 10; Hytoc Gazette 10; Dramatic Club 10. GAIL LOUD Weymouth Landing Teacher Birthday: July 13, 1940 Pastime: Swimming Honors 10; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Thanksgivng Rally 12: Reflector Literary Staff 11. 12; Home Room Messenger 11; Spanish Club 11; Spanish Club Vice-Presi- dent 12. Senior Play Selection 12; Pep Club 12; Dramatic Club 10; Sophomore Parry 10; Badminton 10; Softball 10: Basketball 10; Field Hockey 10; Volley ball 10. 4 CHESTER MacKEAN Chuck North Weymouth U. S. Coast Guard Birthday: January 29. 1941 Pastime: Ice hockey Cap and Gown 12. DIANNE MacKINNON Di East Weymouth Nurse Birthday: December 5. 1940 Pastime: Being busy! Honors 10. 11; Class Secretary 10, 11 Student Council 10, 11, 12; President 12 Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 10, 11 Senior Play 12; Reflector Literary Staff 10 11; Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10 Future Nurses Secretary 1 1 ; Spanish Club II, 12; Spanish Club Secretary 12; Stu- dent Marshal 10, 11; Sophomore Party Decorations 1 0. PETER LUOMA Pete Weymouth Landing Teacher Birthday: August 7, 1940 Pastime: Reading Harvard Club Book Award 1 1 ; Yearbook Staff 12; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; High Honors 10, 11. SALLY MACKINNON Weymouth Landing Secretary Birthday: February 29. 1940 Pastime: Talking Pep Club 12; Reflector Literary Staff 11; Future Business Leaders 11; Tennis 10; Volleyball 10; Badminton 10. HOWARD LITHER Weymouth Landing Howie Auto Mechanic Birthday: October 1. 1940 Pastime: Bowline Open House 10. ELIZABETH MacLEAN Liz East Weymouth LIndecided Birthday: September 3, 1939 Pastime: Dancing Typewriting Certificate 50, 11; Dramatic Club 11; Pep Club 10; Badminton 10, 11; Christmas Door Decoration 11. DENNIS LYNCH Denny East Weymouth Mechanical Engineer Birthday: December 9, 1940 Pastime: Working GLENN MacLEOD Weymouth U. S. Navy Birthday: February 12. 1940 Pastime: Photography KATHLEEN MacDONALD Kathy East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: March 4, 1941 Pastime: Roller skating Reflector Advertising Staff 12: Pep Club 12: Volleyball 10. 11; Softball II; Home Room Messenger 10. ALAN MACPHERSON AI North Weymouth Mechanical Engineer Birthday: March 29, 1941 Pastime: Stamp collecting Winter Track 11, 12; Spring Track 11. 12. 48 III . l!l III MacQl INN Betb South Weymouth Secretary Birthday: November 8, 1940 Pastime: Jazz music Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 10 Office Helper 10. 11; Typewriting Certifi- cate 57, 11; Gregg Transcription Certifi cate 60, 11; Pep Club 12; Sophomore Party Decorations 10, Junior Party Dec- orations II; Spring Fling Decorations 10; September Song Decorations 1 0. 15 Rll KA MADISON It. -bin, East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: June 13. 1940 Pastime: Dancing Pep Club 12; Hyvoi Gazelle 11; Football Rally 12; Music Assembly 10. II; Memorial Day Assembly 10. 11; Fashion Show 10; Choir 10. 11; Spring Concert 10. II; Winter Concert 10. II. Dramatic Club 10. State Music Festival 10. II. I) V 1 1 ) MAUN South Weymouth Dave Teac her Birthday January 17, 1 9 t 1 Pastime: Howling A.V. Club 10. 11, 12; A.V. Manager II. 12; Honors 10. ( ( ounto 10 inter Track 10; Spring Track 10; Key Club 10. Backstage Lighting Committee 10, II. 1 2; Rotary Guest 1 2. THOMAS MA HON I  m North Weymouth Draftsman Birthday: December 20. 19 10 Pastime: Hunting Merit Award 10; Student Marshal II. 12: Open House 10; Boys ' Chorus 12. Stu- dent Government II. 12. CHRISTINE MANNING Chris East Weymouth Beautician Birthday: August 15. 19-tO Pastime: Dancing Office Helper 1 1 ; Home Room Messenger 1 1 ; Typewriting Certificate 59. 1 1 ; Pep Club 12: Sophomore Party Decorations 1 0; Junior Party Decorations 1 1 : Autumn Leaves Decorating 11; Spring Fling Decor- ations 11; Softball 10; Badminton 10. KAREN MANSFIELD South Weymouth Telephone Operator Birthday: December 9, 1940 Pastime: Making shell jewelry Basketball 10. 11, 12; Volleyball 11; Band 11. 12; Orchestra 11. 12; Mr. lack s Secretary 11, 12; Tvpewriting Certificate 49, 11. DIANE MARKS East Weymouth Di Teacher Birthday: September 23, 1940 Past. me: Working Honors 1 1 . Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. HO. II; 100. 12; Typewriting Certifi- cate 48. 11: Mr Kelly s Secretary II. 12. Rl( II RI) M I SON l)„k East Weymouth Carpenter Birthday: April 9. 1940 Pastime Hunting Student Government 10, II, 12; Student Marshal 11, 12; Senior Play Assembly 10. II. Merit Award Assembly 12. Open House 11; Honors 10; High Honors II: Merit Award 10. I 1 1 1 R I S M 0| A Terry Weymouth Nurse Birthday March 19. 1941 Pastime Tennis Future Nurses 10. II. 12. Home Room Messenger 10. 12. Junior Nominating 11 ' Ijsn Motto 11. Honors II. RON M.I) l ( HI III Ron South Weymouth Engineer Birthday: June 8. 1940 Pastime Wotking Linn Certificate of Honorable Merit 10, II: Senior Party 12; Math Club. Publicity 12. GAIL Mc AS KILL Mac East Weymouth Teacher Birthday: March 31. 1940 Pastime: Baton twirling Dramitic Club 10; Pep Club 10. 12: Padminton 10: Softball 11: Basketball 10: Home Room Messenger 12; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 10. II. 12; Who s Who 12; Pumpkin Hop 10; Future Busi- ness Leaders 1 1 ; Typew riting Certificate 54, 11; Football Assembly 10; Farewell Avcmbly II; Yearbook Home Room Rep- resentative 12. ROBERT McBRIDE Weymouth Mus Announcer Birthday: December 12, 1940 Pjstime: Studying law- Track 10. ELIZABETH McDONNELL Betsy North Weymouth Hairdresser Birthday: March I, 1941 Pastime: Bowling Fash oo Show 10, 11; Reflector Advertis- ing Staff 12; Pep Club 12: Future Busi- ness Leaders 12. 49 PATRICIA McMORROW Pat East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: August 13, 1940 Pastime: Dancing Cheerleader 11, 12; Head Cheerleader 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 1 1 ; 80, 12; Typewriting Certificates 50, 11; Pep Club 12; Honors 11; Junior Nominat- ing 11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Mr. DiSessa ' s Secretary 11, 12; Thanksgiving Rally 11, 12; Senior Play 12; Open House 11; Sophomore Party 10; Junior Party 11. ML R1EL McELROV Shortv South Weymouth Secretary- Birthday: November 5. 1940 Pastime: Skating Fashion Show 10; Badminton 10; Basket- ball 10; Typewriting Certificate 49. 11; Cap and Gown 12; Mr. Whites Secretin 12: Volleyball 10; Pep Club 12; Mr. Rod- dy s Secretary 11. SALLIE MclSAAC East Weymouth Bookkeeper Birthday: July 26. 1940 Pastime: Music Tvpewriting Certificate 51. 11: Junior Parry 11. MARY JANE McKAV South Weymouth Interior Decorator Birthday: November 14. 1940 Pastime: Music Future Nurses 10; High Honors 10: Honors 1 1 ; Choir 1 1 ; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Memorial Day Assembly II; Music Assembly 11. JUDITH McKEAG Jude South Weymouth Secretary Birthday. October 6, 1940 Pastime: Music Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Honors 10; Choir 1 1 : State Music Festival 1 1 ; South Eastern Music Festival 1 1 ; Spanish Club 1 1 : Music Assembly 1 1 ; Memorial Day Assembly 11: Senior Party 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11; Basketball 10. ROBERTA McLEOD Roe Weymouth Undecided Birthday: November 10, 1940 Pastime: Bowling Junior Nominating II; Junior Party 11: Football Assembly 10: Senior Reception Decorations 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12: Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Badminton 10. 11: Dramatic Club 10: Pep Club 10. NANCY McWILLIAM South Weymouth Mac Airline Hostess Birthday: October 21, 1940 Pastime: Sports Senior Nominating 12; Senior Prom 12; Class Banquet 12; Reflector Literary Staff 10; Hyvoc Gazette 10; Badminton 10. 11; Softball 10. 11; Basketball 10. 11; Volley- ball 10, 11, 12; Honors 10; Latin Cer- tificate of Honorable Merit 10. JUDITH MELONG North Weymouth Judy Bookkeeper Birthday: January 2, 1941 Pastime: Skating Typewriting Certificate 5 1, 11; Fashion Show 10, 11; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10. MARY ANN MEUSE Mousie East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: March 15, 194 1 Pastime: Dancing Home Room Messenger 11, 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 11; Type- writing Certificate 5.S, 11; Reflector Sec- retary 12. PATRICIA MILLS Weymouth Heights Patti Legal Secretary Birthday: September 19. 1940 Pastime: Golf Badminton 10; Softball 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Sophomore Party Decora- tions 10; Victory Dance Decorations 10; Spring Fling Decorations 11; Valentine Dance 11; Junior Party Decorations 11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Pep Club 12; Who ' s Who 12; Thanksgiving Rally 12; Yearbook Home Room Representative 12. RICHARD MILLS North Weymouth Richie Mathematician Birthday: February 25, 1941 Pastime: Sports Spring Track 10, 11. 12: Winter Track 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Honors 10; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10: Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Basket- ball Rally 1 0. 50 |l NNE MILMOKI North Weymouth Receptionist Birthday: March I, 19-41 Pastime: Listening to radio Mr. Turcotte ' s Secretary 12; Typewriting Certificate 53. 11; Pep Cilub 12. Badmin- ton 10; Sophomore Party 10; Junior Party 11. ROBERT M1NMS Weymouth Landing Boh Engineer Birthday: August 12, 1940 Pastime: Riflery Senior Play 12; Football Manager 10. II. 12; Student Marshal II. 12; Junior Nom- inating 11; Junior Party II; Sophomore Nominating 10; Sophomore Parry 10. Spring Track 10. ANNE MITCHELL North Weymouth Secretary Birthday: February 9. 1940 Pastime Dancing Senior Nominating 12. Miss Norris ' s Sec ■ rctary 12; Fate-well Assembly 11. Junior Party II; Pep I lub 12. ( lass Banquet 12. Joe Smith Record Hop Decorations II, Flower Frolic Decorations 1 1 ; Door Decor ations 10. Spring Fling Decorations II. CAROL MOT T South Weymouth Birthday: July 2 3. 19.39 Pastime: Bowling Lunch Room Assistant 10. I ' ndecided GEORGE MULLIN Weymouth Accountant Birthday June 24. 1940 Pastime: Reading. Fishing Spring Track 10. 11. 12; Winter Track 11, 12; Cross Country 11. 12; Open House 10. Student Marshal 10. ( IROL Ml RPHY Murph Weymouth Secretary Birthday January 16. 1940 Pastime Dancing Pep Club 12. Typewriting Certificate 52. II Badminton 10. II. Chorus 10. | MI s Ml RPHY Jim East Weymouth Sheet Metal Worker Birthday August 21. 1939 Pastime: Working Student Council II, 12. |.. N Ml S( II I () Jo East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: November 28. 1940 Pastime: Dancing Pep Club 12; Typewriting Certificate 50, 11; Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Future Business Leaders II; Basketball 10: Bad minion 10. DAVID Ml MIX South Weymouth Moon Draftsman Birthday: December 12. 1939 Pastime: Sports Baseball 10, II; Cross Country 10; Door Decorations 12; Typewriting Certificate 47. 11. SHEILA MULLIGAN Bunny East Weymouth Secretary- Birthday: November 23, 1939 Pastime: Listening to records Typewriting Certificate 52. 11; Mr. Regan s Secretary 12; Home Room Messenger 10; Office Helper 12: South Eastern Music Festival 10; Pep Club 10, 12; Choir 10: Basketball 10; Badminton 10. SHI II A M ALI Tina East Weymouth Secretary- Birthday: November 13. 1940 Pastime: Dancing Student Council 11. 12: Student Council Secretary 12; Honors 11; Gregg Transcrip- tion Certificate 60. II; 80. 12: Miss Mc- Morrow ' s Secretary II, 12; Senior Play 12; Senior Nominating 12: Sophomore Parry 10; Future Business Leaders 11. 12: Future Business Leaders President II: Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 10. 11. 12: Secretary 12. BARBARA N AVIS Barb Weymouth Landing Secretary- Birthday: May 26. 1940 Pastime: Dancing Lawrence High School. New Pedford High School 10: Pep Club 12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate 60. 1 1 : Door Decorat- ing 12. 51 ARTHUR NICHOLS Budd South Weymouth Undecided Birthday: January 20. 1941 Pastime: Horses, Dancing Archbishop Williams High School 10. 11. BARBARA NICHOLS Nicky North Weymouth Secretary Birthday: December 28. 1940 Pastime: Singing Class Motto 11; Mr: Longridge ' s Secre- tary 11, 12; Typewriting Certificate 51. 11: Honors 11; Choir 10; South Eastern Music Festival 10. AVERILL NOLAND North Weymouth Ave Office Worker Birthday: July 25, 1939 Pastime: Drawing, Sewing Fashion Show 11; Cap and Gown 12; Bad- minton 1(1; Softball 10; Tennis 10. ROBERT NORCROSS Bob North Weymouth Mortician Birthday: July 25, 1939 Pastime: Eating Class President 12; Senior Play 12; Fare- well Assembly 11; Student Marshal 12; Junior Party 11; Senior Prom 12; Senior Party 12; Senior Banquet 12; Cap and Gown 12; Rotary Guest 12; Yearbook Home Room Representative 12; Class Dues Collector 12. ROBERTA NICHOLSON South Weymouth Court Stenographer Birthday: August 27. 1939 Pastime: Keeping busy! Cheerleader 11. 12; Honors 10. 11; Stu- dent Council 11. 12; Secretary 12; Type- writing Certificate 46. 1 1 ; Junior Business Leaders 11; Pep Club Co-Chairman 12; Who s Who 12; Dance Decoration Chair- man 11; Open House 12; Senior Play 12; Football Rally 11. 12; Reflector rising Staff 10; Hytoc Gazelle 11. Adver- r. WAYNE NOREEN South Weymouth Sheet Metal Worker Birthday: January 11, 1940 Pastime: Automobiles Senior Nominating 12; Student Council 11, 12; Student Government 11, 12; Merit Award 10; Student Marshal 11. 12; Honors 1 1 . SYLVIA MCKERSON Weymouth Landing Teacher Birthday: June 9, 1940 Pastime: Sewing Sophomore Nominating 10; Future Nurses 10; Fashion Show 10; Furure Teachers 12. Sue Receptionist 1941 SUSAN NOYES East Weymouth Birthday: March 27, Pastime: Ice skating Pep Club 12; Senior Party 12; Mrs. Cote ' s Secretary 11, 12; Typewriting Certificate 00. 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 80, 11; Basketball 10; Library Club 10; Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Sopho- more Party 10; Future Business Leaders 11. VIVIAN MCKERSON East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: June 22, 1940 Pastime: Listening to radio Miss Canning s Secretary 12; Typewriting Certificate 54, II; 60. 12; Furure Busi- ness Leaders 1 1 ; Reflector Advertising Staff 11; South Eastern Music Festival 10: Choir 10: Fashion Show 10; Field Hockey 11. Volleyball 11; Badminton 10; Basketball 10. f 2 GEORGE NYSTROM Honey North Weymouth Electronic Technician Birthday: April 15, 1940 Pastime: Basketball Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Junior Party 10; Football Assembly 10, 11, 12; Basketball Assembly 10, 11, 12. IDAMARIE NILSSON Dee East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: February 14, 1940 Pastime: Dancing Majorette 10. 11; Pep Club 12; Football Assembly 10. 11, 12; Thanksgiving As- sembly 10; South Eastern Music Festival 10: Band 10. ELIZABETH O ' BRIEN Betty North Weymouth Airline Hostess Birthday: January 5, 1941 Pastime: Dancing South Boston High School 11; Pep Club 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 11; Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Basket- ball 10; Badminton 10. 52 MARY O ' CONNELL Weymouth Landing Teacher Birthday: April 7, 19 1 1 Pastime: Skating Future Teachers 11, 12; Oflke Helper II; Honors 1 I; Reflet tor Literary Staff 10, 11; Senior Play Selection 12; Spanish Club 11; Pep Club 12; Lunch Room Cashier 10, 11. II, Mil 111 ORLANDO Belt) North Weymouth Stenographer Birthday April 24. 1940 Pastime Roller skating Honors 10, II. Gregg Transcription Cer- tificate 60, 1 1 , Typewriting Certificate 5 I . 11; Mr. Fishers Secretary 12. Junior Nominating I I . Future Business Leaders 1 1. WILLIAM ODEI.I Weymouth Landing Bill Insurance Salesman Birthday September 22. 1940 Pastime: Smiling Spring Track I I; Latin Certificate of Superlative Merit 10. Math Club 12. NANCY O ' DONNELL South Weymouth O ' Dec S,., ial W orket Birthday: May 25, L940 Pastime: Music New England Music Festival 10. II. 12. South Faster n Music Festival 1(1. II. 12. Orchestra 10. II. 12. Band 10. II. Choir 11; C hristmas Assembly 10. Honors 10: Softball 10. Field Hockey 10. Music Assembly 10. II. I) V.GM l Dl SI N East Weymouth Das; Secretary Birthday April I , 1940 Pastime: Complaining (That ' s a joke ! ) ( That ' s a ioke! I Grecg Transcription Certificate 60. II: Typewriting Certificate Jl, 11; Miss Toom- cy ' s Secretary II. 12; Mr. White ' s Sec- retary 1 2; Pep Club 12. JAMES R. OLSON Jim Weymouth Heights Engineer Birthday: October 27. 1940 Pastime: Playing the guitar Band 10; Key Club 10; A.V. Club 10. L ' ndecided Kit II l l OS(.OOI) East Weymouth Birthday: June J, 1 9 10 Pastime Skating Key Club 10. 11. 12; President 12 Math Club 12. Band 10. II. tap and Gown 12. I ' M 1 1 1 ! PAGE ( ohasset Richie Auto Mechanic Birthday April t. 1910 Pastime Repairing cars Student Council II. 12. Student Marshal 12. Open House 10. 11; Lunch Room Assistant II. 12; Chorus 12. w II I I l PAG1N no Weymouth Landing 1939 Coac h Bitthday Pastime July 4, Sports Football 10. II. Hockey 10. II Whos Who 12 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12. Junior Nominating I I ; Sophomore Parry 10. WILLIAM PALMIERI Bills East Weymouth Printer Birthday: February 15. 1940 Pastime: Ecing social Student Marshal 12: Sophomore Party 10: Open House 10. 11. 12; Football 10; Basketball 10; Choir 12; Senior Prom Committee 12. JUDITH O ' NEILL Judy Weymouth Secretary Birthday: May 12. 1941 Pastime: Talking Senior Farewell Assembly I 1 ; Thanks- giving Rally 12; Miss Nye ' s Secretary 11. 12; Class Motto 11; Basketball 10; Grad- uation Reception 11; Honors 10, 11; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 80. 11: 100, 12; Typewriting Certificate 52. 12; Reflector Advertising Staff 11: Hue Gazette 11; Rtfintor Literary Staff 12. Future Business Leaders Vice-President 11. DIANE PANNIER South Weymouth Electrical Engineer Birthda- May 28, 1940 Pastime: Maine High Honors 10, 11; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Math Club 12: New- England Music Festival 10. II, 12: State Music Festival 10, II. 12: South Eastern Music Festival 10. 11. 12; Band 10. II; Orchestra 10. II. 12: Class Banquet 11: Betty Crocker Home-maker of Tomorrow Award 12. 53 EDWARD PARRY Ed Weymouth Heights Printer Birthday: December 5. 1939 Pastime: Sports Football 10; Spring Track 10. SUZANNE PERRY Sue East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: April 2, 1940 Pastime: Listening to radio Dramatic Club 10; Mr. Nelson ' s Secretary LI, 12; Mr. Whittemore ' s Secretary 11, Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, Typewriting Certificate 47, II; Honors 10. RUSSELL PARSONS Russ Weymouth Landing U. S. Navy Birthday: June 2. 1941 Pastime: Pool Spring Track !0; Basketball Assembly 10. 1 DONALD PERSSON Don Weymouth Landing Printer Birthday: December 23, 1940 Pastime: Music Open House 10, 11, 12; Honors 10; Printing Open House 1 1 ; Student As- sistant to Secretary of W. V. T. C. 11, 12; Home Room Messenger 12; Student Council 12; Maroon and Gold Staff 12; Driver-Ed Slips 12; National Associ- ation of Student Councils 12; Student Marshal 11, 12. JUDITH PATT Judy North Weymouth Librarian Birthday: May 12, 1940 Pastime: Reading Senior Play Selection 12; Honors 11. GEORGE PETERSON Pete East Weymouth Engineer Birthday: February 22, 1940 Pastime: Music, Boating Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Cross Country 10; State Music Festival 11; Junior-Senior Assembly 1 1 ; Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Christmas Assembly 12. CYNTHIA PAYNE Cyme Weymouth Landing Teacher Birthday: July 4. 1940 Pastime: Baton twirling Honors 10, 11; Student Council 12; Stu- dent Marshal 10. 12; Majorette 10; Head Majorette 11. 12; Newspaper Correspond- ent 12; Pep Club 12; Dramatic Club 10; Sophomore Party 1 0; Junior Party 1 1 : State Music Festival 10, II; Hwoe Gazette 10; Farewell Assembly II; Open House 10; Thanksgiving Rajiv II, 12. WALTER PELRINE Shorty East Weymouth Accountint Birthday: June 2 3. 1940 Pastime: Bowling Key Club 10. 11; Key Club Vice-Presi dent 12. JUDITH PETZE Judy East Weymouth Teacher Birthday: July 6, 1940 Pastime: Reading Honors 10, 11; Yearbook Art Staff 12; Junior Nominating 12; Junior Decorating 1 1 ; Future Teachers 1 1 ; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Class Banquet 12. JOHN PIERCE South Weymouth Jacky Engineer Birthday: September 10, 1940 Pastime: Radio Football 10, 11; Spring Track 10, 11; Winter Track 10; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Junior Party 1 1 . JUDITH PERROW East Wevmouth Judy Secretary Birthday: February 26, 1941 Pastime: Reading Yearbook Art Staff 12; Future Teachers 11. Senior Play Selection 12. RICHARD PIERCE Dick East Weymouth Aeronautical Mechanic Birthday: July 24, 1939 Pastime: Sports Football 10. 11, 12; Basketball 10: Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Junior Parry 11; Cap and Gown 12. 54 MAKC1A I ' ll I I I ' Weymouth Airline Hostess Birthday: December 4, 1940 Pastime: Howling Pep Club 12; Who ' s Who 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, I 1 ; Type- writing Certificate 5X, 11; Miss Whites Secretary II, 12. JOHN PLA1 I R North Weymouth Tiny Tim Baseball Player Birthday: October 19. 19 9 Pastime: Sports Baseball 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. Hockey II, 12; Football 10. II. 12. Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Student Coun- cil 10, II. 12; Junior Party II: Student Marshal II, 12. Honors I I . |AN1 I POMAR1CO Jan East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: March $, 1941 Pastime Bowling Rt Uctor Secretary 12; Pep Club 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, I I ; Typewriting Certificate 50, II. Basket ball 10. II; Thanksgiving Assembly 12 HENRY PRATT South Weymouth Hank Machinist Birthday: November 17. 1939 Pastime ice skating DDHOI ' HV PKAV Weymouth Landing Oottir IBM Operator Birthday December M, 1940 Pastime Listening to the radio Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 11; lypeuriting Certificate 56. II Fashion Show 10. Pep Club 12. NANCY PRAl Nance South Weymouth Medical Secretary Birthday September 10. 1940 Pastime Piano Future Nurses 11; Pep Club 12; Orchestra 12; Dramatic Club II; Badminton 10. II. 12: Basketball 10. II; Field Hockey 10. 11. Volleyball 10. II. 12. Softball 10. 11. Open House 10: Farewell Assembly II; Sophomore Nominating 10. Class Dues Collector 12. Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit I I . MIC I II I I I ' OM l ic c) Mickej Weymouth Landing Secretary Birthday: March JO, 1941 Pastime: Talking Rt tiii lor Advertising Staff 10; Reflector Literary Staff 11. 12: Future Business Lead- ers II; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 80, 11; Typewriting Certificate 60. 12: Mr. Mahn s Secretary 11. 12: Junior Decorating 11; Pep Club 12. KEN l I ' OWI ICS South Weymouth Kev Salesman Birthday: February 2 1940 Pastime: Bowling CHARLES PRATT South Weymouth Radio. TV Repairman Birthday: May 27, 1940 Pastime: Radio and TV A.V. Club 10, 11. 12; Band 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 10, 11. 12. PAMELA Pic U South Weymouth Pam Medical Technician Birthday: April 6. Pastime: Skiing 1940 Honors 10. II. Latin Certificate of Honor- able Merit 10. Whos Who 12. Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 10, II: Re- fletlor Advertising Staff 10; Refletlor Sports Staff 12; Junior-Senior Assembly II C hristmas Assembly 10. Open House 10. II; Basketball 10. II. 12: Field Ho. key 10. 11. Volleyball 10, II. 12; Softball 10. II. SUSAN PROCTER North Weymouth Sue Legal Secretary Birthday: March 20. 1941 Pastime: Dancing Class Banquet 12; Senior Nominating 12; Refltitor Literary Staff 11. 12; Junior- Senior Assembly 1 1 ; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 80. 11; 100. 12: Mr. Klay ' s Secretary 11, 12; Typewriting Certificate 69. II; Pep Club 12; Honors 11. JACQUELINE QUERY Jackie North Weymouth Secretary Birthday: May 2. 1940 Pastime: Dancing, Ice skating Senior Play 12: Class Treasurer 10; Thanksgiving Assembly 10. 12: Mr. Nel- son ' s Secretary 12; Senior Party 12; Sophomore Party 10; Office Helper 10. 1 1 ; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. II; 80, 12; Typewriting Certificate 55. 12; Pep Club 12: Door Decoration 10; Fashion Show 10; Choir 10. 55 CORNELIUS QUIRK. Jr. Neal East Weymouth Teacher Birthday: May 11, 1940 Pastime: Building boats Spring Track 10. 11. 12; Winter Track 10. 11, 12; Cross Country 10. 11; Cross Country Co-Captain 12; Thanksgiving As- sembly 12: Open House 10. 11, 12. FRANK RAND East Weymouth Birthday: October 2, 1940 Pastime: Hunting. Fishing Hockey 12. Forester THELMA RAVFIELD T.R. South Weymouth Nurse Birthday: May 15. 1941 Pastime: Boating Agawam High School 10; Home Room Messenger 12. RUSSELL RITCHIE North Weymouth Russ U. S. Navy Birthday: February 25, 1940 Pastime: Cars Math Club 12; A.V. Club 11. 12; Band 10, 11; Orchestra 10; Senior Play Light- ing 11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Thanksgiving Assembly 11, 12; Christ- mas Assembly 11, 12; Ed Sullivan Assem- bly 11; Steve Allen Assembly 12. JOSEPH RIZZO East Weymouth Joe Businessman Birthday: December 29, 1940 Pastime: Hockey Hockey 12; Football 10. ANNA MAE ROACH Mazie South Weymouth Comptometer Operator Birthday: January 12, 1941 Pastime: Collecting records Reflector Advertising Staff 12. ROBERTA RAYMOND Roe Weymouth X-ray Technician Birthday: September 3, 1940 Pastime: Dancing Future Nurses 11; Basketball 10; Tennis 10; Fashion Show 11; Pep Club 12. DONALD REED Revus South Weymouth Engineer Birthday: March 26, 1941 Pastime: Pool Honors 10. JAMES RINELLA Jim North Weymouth Teacher Birthday: March 7, 1940 Pastime: Sports Spring Track 10, 11. 12; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 12; Winter Track 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Student Marshal 12; Basketball 10; Junior- Senior Assembly 11; Basketball Assembly 10. 1 A WW JOAN ROBBINS Joanie Weymouth Telephone Operator Birthday: May 6, 1940 Pastime: Collecting records Fashion Show 10, 11; Cap and Gown 12; Softball 10. JUDITH ROBINSON Judy South Weymouth Business School Birthday: April 21, 1940 Pastime: Bowling Dramatic Club 10, 11; Volleyball 10; Reflector Advertising Staff 10. PAUL ROBITAILLE North Weymouth Flying Frenchman Carpenter Birthday: April 22, 1940 Pastime: Having fun Student Marshal 11, 12; Open House 10 11; Honors 10, 11; Senior Play 11. 56 I I I . AM III ROCHE Bettj North Weymouth X-ray Technician Birthday: January 10. 1940 Pastime: Roller skating Pep Club 12; Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Christmas Assembly 10, 12; Junior Party II; Softball 10; Basketball 10: Badminton 10. NANCY RON I I North Weymouth Nanc Commercial Artist Birthday: May 19. 1940 Pastime: Ice skating, Painting Reflet lor Art Staff II. Pep Club 12; Of- fice Helper 11; Senior Party 12: Junior Party II; Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Choir 10 Basketball 10. II; Volleybill 10. II: Field Hockey 10 Badminton 10: Door Decorating 10. NEIL ROSS Bad I isi W c v in i u t h Carpenter Birthday: October 6, 1939 Pastime Having fun Student Marshal 12; Open House 10 Honors II. Senior Play Assembly 10, II. GEORGE ROWK EaSI Weymouth Birthday: February ' Pastime: Cars Contractot 1941 Open House 10; Student Marshal 11. Senior Prom Committee 12. EDWARD ROWELL East Weymouth Ed ( abinetmaker Birthday: June 17, 1940 Pastime: Working on cars Student Marshal 11, 12; Open House 10, 1 I . far JOHN RYAN Jack North Weymouth Carpenter Birthday May 6. 1939 Pastime Keeping busy Football 10. 11. 12; Football Assembly 10. II. 12; Or en House II. Senior Play Assembly I I . WILLIAM RYAN South Weymouth Birthday April 6, 1939 Pastime Sports Bill I ' ndecided U II I I AM S Al ISI1I R i Bill WeynKMldl Landing Engineer Birthday: July 16. 1940 Pastime Sleeping Lab Assistant II, 12. Honors II MARY ANN SANTACROCE Ma Last Weymouth Legal Secretary Birthday: August 4. 1940 Pastime Talking Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 12; Senior Play 12; Sophomore Nominating 10; Sophomore Party 10. Junior Nominat- ing II. Junior Party II; Thmksgmng Assembly 10. Christmas Assembly 10; Farewell Assembly I I . Thanksgiving As- sembly 12; Hyioc Gazelle 10; Pep Club 12. Futu re Teachers 12. Basketball 11: Jack-O Lantern Jump II. K 1 I SARACENO Weymouth Landing Doctor Birthday: March 8. 1941 Pastime: Sports Honors 10. 11; Senior Nominating 12; Class Banquet 12; Dramatic Club 10. 11; Pep Club 12; Badminton 10. II. 12; Basketball 10. II. 12; Field Hockey 10. II; Volleyball 10. 11; Softbill 10. 11; Junior Party I I . RODNEY RUMBLE Weymouth Birthday: May 20. 1938 Pastime: Automobiles Cap and Gown 12. Ronnie Engineer PATRICIA SAVAGE Pat Weymouth Landing Physical Therapist Birthday: May 2, 1940 Pastime: Sports Reflector Literary Staff 12; Spanish Club 12: Senior Party 12; Class Dues Collec- tor 12; Pep Club 12: Basketball 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 10. 11. 12: Tennis 10: Badminton 10. 11. 12; Field Hockey 10. 11. 12; Fashion Show 10. U: Softball 10. 11. CARMELINA SCEPPA East Weymouth Interpreter Birthday: July 9. 1939 Pastime: Painting Honors 10, 11; Spanish Club 11. 12. 57 PATRICIA SHAW Pat North Weymouth Telephone Operator Birthday: November 10. 1939 Pastime: Bowling Badminton 10; Fashion Show 10. JOYCE SEELEY South Weymouth Hair Stylist Birthday: Augusr 18. 1940 Pastime: Playing the piano Burlington High School 10. 11: Senior Class Play 12; Pep Club 12. FRANCES SHANAHAN Franny East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: March 3. 1941 Pastime: Sleeping Pep Club 12; Fashion Show 10. 11; Soft- ball 10: Badminton 10. JEAN SHANAHAN Twinie East Weymouth Hairdresser Birthday: March 20. 1941 Pastime: Skating Pep Club 12; Future Business Leaders 11. 12; Fashion Show 10. 11; Badminton 10. 11; Softball 11; Football Assembly 12. JOAN SHANAHAN Twin East Weymouth Office Worker Birthday: March 20. 1941 Pastime: Ice skating Pep Club 12; Softball 11; Fashion Show 10, II; Future Business Leaders 11, 12: Home Room Messenger 10. 11: Football Assembly 12. KENNETH SHERMAN Ken East Weymouth Cabinetmaker Birthday: October 16, 1939 Pastime: Hunting Student Council 11, 12; Student Marshal 10, 11, 12; Open House 10, 11. BEVERLY SMITH Weymouth Landing Bev Hairdresser Birthday: September 28, 1940 Pastime: Roller skating Home Room Messenger 10. CAROLYN SMITH Weymouth Hairdresser Birthday: October 2, 1940 Pastime: Skating Pep Club 12; Home Room Messenger 12; Fashion Show 10, 11; Basketball 10; Softball 1 1 . JOHN SMITH East Weymouth Jack Doctor Birthday: March 4, 1940 Pastime: Playing in dance band Student Marshal 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Football Assembly 11, 12; Christmas Assembly 12; Motto Committee II. JOYCE SHANNON East Weymouth Legal Secretary Birthday: July 20, 1941 Pastime: Talking Future Business Leaders 11. 12; Pep Club 12; Cap and Gown 12; Gregg Transcrip- tion Certificate 60. 11; Typewriting Cer- tificate 48, 11; Reflector Advertising Staff IT, Fashion Show 10; Tennis 11; Bad- minton 11; Field Hockey 11. CHARLES SORENSON Weymouth Heights Skippe U. S. Navy Birthday: August 18. 1939 Pastime: Photography Baseball 10; A.V. Camera Club 10. Club 10. 11. 12; 58 NOKMA SPRINGER East Weymouth N orm Stenographer Birthday: September 20. 1 939 Pastime: Baton twirling Majorette 10. 11. 12: South Eastern Music Festival 10; Honors 10; Sophomore Party 10; Senior Party 12; D.A.R. Candidate I ' 2: Miss Lyons ! Secretary 12; drew? Transcription Certificate 60. 1 1 ; Type- writing Certificate -18, II; Thanksgiving Assembly II, 12; Football Assembly II; Farewell Assembly 11. 1M I II l S I I I I OX St,- 1 North Weymouth Surveyor Birthday: October 17, 1 9 9 Pastime: Eating Honors 10; Key Club 10. NANCY STEV] s North Weymouth Nurse Birthday: December 20. 1940 Pastime: Keeping busy! Yearbook Home Room Representative 12. Who ' s Who 12; Latin Certificate of Su pcrior Merit 10; of Honorable Merit II. Future Nurses II. 12; Dramatic Club 11. Badminron 11, Softball 10, 11; Baskciball 10. II. Volleyball 10. II; Flower Frolic Decorations II; wo, Gjzciit Advertising Staff II; Pep Club 12. Lun.li Room Assistant 10. WILLIAM STEVENSON Kill North Weymouth Accountant Birthday: August 6, 19-10 Pastime: Music Band 10, 11, 12; State Music Festival 10. II; South Eastern Music Festival 10, II; Baseball 10; Typewriting Certificate 52. 1 I. JOHN STEWART Stewic Weymouth Landing Teacher Birthday: July 7. 1940 Pastime: Basketball Basketball 10. 11. 12; Spring Track 11: Baseball 10; Junior Usher 11. RICHARD STILPHEN East Weymouth Dick State Trooper Birthday: March 22. 194 1 Pastime: Walking Winter Track 10, 12; Spring Track 10. 1 1 ; Cross Country 1 1 . ' AW 4 Ml f5 JOHN S I 0 kBRlDGI Stocky East Weymouth Rancher Pirthday: November 12, 1940 PmililT Hunting F.F.A. 10. 11. 12. M DM I I S I DDI) R|) |ud) I m VX ' eymouth Teacher Birthday: August 21. 1940 Pastime- Collecting records Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 11; Typewriting Certificate 51. II. Mr. Mul- kern ' s Secretary 12; Future Teachers 11. 12; Fash on Show 10. k I I II R IM Ml r.l ' .l R I Kailne North VX ' eymouth Nurse Birthday December 24, 1940 Pastime Reading Future Nurses 10, 11. 12: Choir 10. 11; South Eastern Music Festival 10. New- England Music Festival 11. Pep Club 12. Home Room Messenger I I , Senior Party 12. Badminton 10. Basketball 10. Thanks- using Assembly 10. l IRILYN STl RGIS Mai North VX ' eymouth Nurse Birthday August 27. 1940 Pastime Roller skating Future Nurses 10. II. 12: Pep Club 12: Thanksgiving Assembly 12. Honors 10; Badminton 10. GEORGE SI OkKO South Weymouth Mechanical Engineer Birthday: October 2 7 . 1940 Pastime: Eating Ashby High School 10; Honors 11; Class Banquet 12; Junior Usher II: Senior Nominating 12: Rotary Guest 12; Junior Party 1 1 ; Cross Country I 1 ; Basketball 11. BARBARA Sl ' RETTE South VX ' eymouth Secretary Birthday: July 22. 1940 Pastime: Sewing. Reading Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 1 1 ; Typewriting Certificate , 11; Mr. Bo- land ' s Secretary 11, 12: Honors 10: Future Business Leaders 12: Fashion Show 10. 11. 59 HAROLD SURETTE South Weymouth Beaver Auto Mechanic Birthday: May 18. 1939 Pastime: Hunting. Bowling Choir 12. PHYLLIS SWEET South Weymouth Phyl Teacher Birthday: September 19. 19- 0 Pastime: Music Band 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 10, 11. 12; South Eastern Music Festival 10, 11, 12; Mr. Jack ' s Secretary 11, 12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate 60, 80, 11; 100, 12; Typewriting Certificate 52. 11; Badminton 11; Basketball 11. 12; Camera Club 10; Music Assembly 10. CAROL THOMAS South Weymouth Travel Europe Birthday: September 5, 1939 Pastime: Classical music Archbishop Williams High School 10; Student Marshal 11; Hyvoc Gazette 11; Dramatic Club 1 1 ; Junior Party Decora- tions 1 1 ; Flower Frolic Decorations 1 1 . GERALD THOMAS Jerry North Weymouth Electrical Engineer Birthday: February 17, 1940 Pastime: Having fun Redondo Union High School, California 10; Class Motto 11; Cap and Gown 12. ELEANOR TANGHERLINT Ellie North Weymouth Airline Hostess Birthday: June 4. 1939 Pastime: Working at Mr. Donut Mr. Swanson ' s Secretary 12; Junior Party 11; Senior Party 12; Christmas Assembly 12; Thanksgiving Assembly 12; Fashion Show 10; Basketball 10; Badminton 11; Softball 11; Spring Fling Decorations 11. THERESA TOBIN Terry South Weymouth Good American Citizen Birthday: November 15, 1939 Pastime: Rifle shooting MARY TANGUAY North Weymouth Mary Secretary- Birthday: November 18, 1939 Pastime: Bowling Gregg Transcription Certificate 60, 1 1 ; 80. 12; Typewriting Certificate 51. 11; Lab Assistant 12; Honors 10; Mr. Ghi- orses Secretary 11. 12; Who ' s Who 12: Future Business Leaders 11, 12; Junior- Senior Assembly 1 1 . DAVID TON1S Dave East Weymouth Architectural Designer Birthday: January 10, 1941 Pastime: Bowling Cross Country 11; Spring Track 10, 11; Winrer Track 11; Book Room Duty 10. SHARON TAYLOR East Weymouth Bookkeeper Birthday: November 18, 1939 Pastime: Bowling Badminton 11. 12: Basketball 11. 12; Volleyball 11. 12; Fashion Show 10, 11; Typewriting Certificate 46, 11; Mrs. Lar- son ' s Secretary 11, 12. LINDA TONRY Lin South Weymouth Speech Therapist Birthday: January 11, 1941 Pastime: Music Band 12; Choir 10, 11; Orchestra 10. 11, 12; High Honors 10; New England Music Festival 10, 11, 12; South Eastern Music Festival 10, 11, 12; Typewriting Cer- tificate 52, 11; Basketball 10. 11, 12; Field Hockey 11; Volleyball 10. 11; Soft- ball 1 1 ; Badminton 1 1 ; Future Business Leaders 11; Thanksgiving Assembly 10, 11; Music Assembly 10. MARILYN TE AGUE Mai North Weymouth Hairdresser Birthday: September 30, 1940 Pastime: Eating Future Nurses 10; Reflector Literary Staff 10; Dramatic Club 11; Pep Club 12: Bad- minton 10; Farewell Assembly 11; Flower Frolic Refreshments 11. CAROL TONSING Weymouth Undecided Birthday: March 7, 1941 Pastime: Music Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Band 11; Choir 10; New England Festival 10, 11, 12: South Eastern Music Festival 10, 11, 12; Junior Nominating 11: Senior Nominating 12: Spanish Club II; Class Banquet 12; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 10; Fashion Show 11; Basketball 10; Honors 10, II; Thanksgiving Assembly 10. 60 si [IR1 i -i rOWNSEND South Weymouth Typist Birthday: October 18. 1940 Pastime: Roller skating Who ' s Who 12; Miss Benson s Secretary 12. PETER IKAV1 Pcre East Weymouth Builder Birthday: July I, 19 10 Pastime: Hunting Student Government 12; Open House 10, II; Senior Play Assembly 10. II. HODOfl JEANETTE TRENODTH South Weymouth Secretary Birthday: May 12. 19-10 Pastime: American Bandstand Miss Andcm ' s Secretary 12, Mr Higgin s Secretary II. Riflntur Advertising Stall 10; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 11; Typewriting Certificate 43, II. CONSTANCE TRUDBAU Connie North Weymouth Teacher Birthday: December 6. 1940 Pastime: Skating Reflector Literary Staff 10. 11; Pep Club 12; Sophomore Party 10: Junior Party 11. Senior Party 12; Senior Play Production Staff 12; Hytoc Gazelle 11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Thanksgiving Assembly 12. Victory Dance 10. 11. 12; Joe Smith Record Hop 1 1 : Flower Frolic 1 1 ; Basket- ball 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 10. 11. RAYMOND njRNBR Weymouth Heights Birthday: October sO. 1940 Pastime Automobiles Baseball 10. Cross Country 10. Ray Singer l I M)I I Kll ANOWICZ Sam F.ast Wcymouih Birthday June 5. 1940 Pastime Basketball Salesman Basketball 10. 12; Baseball II. Junior- Senior Assembly II. Senior Party 12. ( KOI. VINTON South Weymouth Secretary Birthday March 12. 1941 Pastime Reading Gregg Tranvnption Certificate 60. II; Band 10. II. 12. Orchestra 10. II. 12: Mrs Dcrry s Secretary 11, 12; South listern Music Festival 10, 11. 12; Re- flector Literary Staff 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 10. II, 12. Softball 10. II. 12. S.E.M S B A. II. 12. I I OP I NCI WALK IK Dynaflo North Weymouth Nurse Birthday October 6. 1940 Pastime Art. Writing Reflector Literary Staff. An Staff 10. Re- flector Assistant Editor 11; Class Motto 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 1 I ; Latin Certifi- cate of Honorable Merit 10: Home Room Messenger 12. Future Nurses 12; Hytoc Cizette 1 I . Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 10. Badminton II. JUDITH TRUEMAN JuJc North Weymouth Airlines Birthday: February 25. 19-11 Pastime: Meeting people. T.V. Junior Nominating 11; Pep Club 12: Typewriting Certificate 55. 11; Junior- Senior Assembly 11; Basketball 10. 11; Softball 10, 11; Badminton 10; Volley- ball 1 1 . ( MIOI.1 N WALSH Walshic Wcymouih Landing Commercial Artist Birthday: February 20. 1941 Pastime: Drawing Junior Decorating 11; Reflector Advertis- ing Staff I 1 ; Door Decorations 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 12; Badminton 10. Volley- ball 10. MARILYN TUFTS South Weymouth Birthday: January Pastime: Sports Badminton 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Softball 10: Pep Club 12; Fashion Show 10, 11 Mitzi Beautician 1941 SHEILA WALSH East Weymouth Secretary Birthday: April 27, 1941 Pastime: Dancing Cambridge High and Latin 10; Pep Club 12: Thanksgiving Rally 12; Class Dues Collector 12; Reflector Adverrising Staff 12; Future Business Leaders 12; Spring Fling II. 61 GEORGE WARD Wevmouth New Car Dealer Birthday: March 19. 1940 Pastime: Skin diving Dedham High School 10; Junior- Senior Assembly 11; Senior Prom 12. JOAN WHITE East Weymouth Teacher Birthday: June 7, 1940 Pastime: Ice skating Badminton II; Basketball 11; Field Hockey 11; Softball II; Volleyball 11; Christmas Assembly 2; Reflector Ad- vertising Staff 12. BENJAMIN WARSHAW Ted Scituate Auto Mechanic Birthday: April 29, 1939 Pastime: Customizing cars Honors 10. 11; Merit Award 12; Student Marshal 11. 12; Choir 12; Senior Nom- inating 12. HERBERT WEBSTER Herbie South Weymouth Printer Birthday: December 16. 1939 Pastime: Hunting, Bowling Open House 10; Printing Open House 11. NANCY WICKLUND Nanc South Weymouth Secretary Birthday: August 13, 1940 Pastime: Writing letters Cap and Gown 12; Fash on Show 10; Mr. Pratt ' s Secrerary 11, 12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate 60, 11; 80, 12. JOHANNA WIENCKA Jo South Weymouth Hairdresser Birthday: September 22, 1940 Pastime: Driving a car Badminton 10: Basketball 10; Volleyball 10. Fashion Show 10. NATALE WEBSTER South Weymouth Nat Secretary Birthday: February 18, 1941 Pastime: Driving a car Mr. Bernarh ' s Secretary 12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate 60. 1 1 ; Fashion Show 10; Softball 10: Basketball 10; Field Hockey 10; Volleyball 10; Badminton 10. MARION WELDON North Weymouth Typist Birthday: February 19. 1941 Pasrime: Lisrening ro records Typewriting Certificate 49. 11: Hyioc Gazelle 10; Reflector Advertising Staff 12; Pep Club 12. Door Decorating 12; Au- tumn Leaves Decorations 11. GAIL WHITE North Weymouth Hairdresser Birthday: July 16. 1939 Pastime: Bowling Archbishop Williams High School 10. BARBARA WILKINSON Weymouth Landing Airline Hostess Birthday: July 1.19 10 Pastime: Dancing Pep Club 12; Fashion Show 10; Gregg Transcription 60, 1 1 ; Mrs. Pileggi ' s Sec- retary 11; Miss AnJcms Secretary 12. BEVERLY WILLIAMS Bev South Weymouth Airline Hostess Birthday: January 21, 1941 Past me: American Bandstand Typewriting Certificate 61, 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate 6(1, 11: Miss Vin- ing ' s Secretary 11, 12; Senior Nominating 12; Class Banquet 12: Majorerte 12; Pep Club 12; Typewriting Certificate 56. 11. DONALD WILLDRIDGE Don Weymouth Landing U. S. Marines Birthday: November 2. 1940 Pastime: Hockey Junior-Senior Assembly 1 I . PETER WILLIAMS Souih Weymouth Pete Sports Reporter Birthday: December H. 1940 Pastime: Sports Home Room Messenger 10. 1 1 W WIN IS South Weymouth Secretary Birthday: January 16. 19-10 Pastime: Writing letters Miss Silvester ' s Secretary 12; Voice of Democracy Essay Finalist 12; Sophomore Nominating 10; Junior Party II. Type writing Certificate -IH. II; Basketball 10. Softball 10. Field Hockey 10; Pep Club 12; Yearbook Home Room Representa live I 2. [RENE WYNOTT Rcaic South Weymouth Secretary Birthday August 13. 19-10 Pastime Eating fried clams ' Mr. Lyond ' s Secretary 11, 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate 60. 80. II; 100. 12; Typewriting Certificate 52. 12. I DWAKU YOUNG I j- 1 W c in. mill Eddie Auto Mechanic Birthday October W, 1940 Pastime Working Whos Who 12; Chorus 12; Open House 10. 11. CRAIG WINM II I I) Winkir Weymouth Landing Scientist Birthday: November 20. 1940 Pastime: Boats, Cars Band 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 10. II. 12; State Music Festival 12; South Eastern Musk Festival 10. II. 12; Junior-Senior Assembly I I : Thanksgiving Assembly I I . 12; Christmas Assembly 12. THOMAS WINKI I R Tom Weymouth Doctor Birthday: January I. 1911 Pastime: Bowling Yearbook Staff 12; Student Council 10; High Honors II; Honors 10; Latin Cer- tificate of Eminent Merit 10; Math Club Vice-President 12; Junior I ' shcr 11; Junior Nominating 1 1 : Junior-Senior Assembly II; Lab Assistant 12. LINDA YOUNG VtiIi Wc ' .uKiuth Nurse Birthday: January 10. 1941 Pastime Listening to radio Future Nurses 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 12; Spanish Club II. 12; Badminton 10. II. 12. Basketball II. 12; Field Hockey 10; Softball 10. 11. Volleyball 10. 11; Hstoc Cjztiie II. Junior-Senior Assembly 11: Flower Frolic 1 1 . JOSEPH ZAPORETSK1 Peev.ee North Weymouth Undecided Birthday: June 25. 1939 Pastime: Visiting the library SHEILA WOODWOR I I I North Weymouth Teacher Birthday: June 27, 1940 Pastime: Painting Student Marshal 12; Future Teachers 11. 12; Honors 10. 11; Whos Who 12; Senior Play 12; Junior Nominating II; Lab Assistant 12; Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10; of Eminent Merit 11; Class Banquet 1 1 ; Farewell Assembly 1 1 . HENRY WORM ALD, Jr. Vin East Weymouth Construction Engineer Birthday: March 6. 1939 Pastime: Hunting. Fishing Football 10; Student Marshal 11. 12; Open House 10. 11. 12: Senior Play 10, 11; Graduation Reception 11. A ' M RY LOI ZAKMTZ Lou Weymouth Nurse Birthday: March 26. 1941 Pastime: Parrying Future Nurses II. 12: Spanish Club 11: Pep Club 12; Dramatic Club 11; Reflector Art Staff 11. 12; Hyioc Gazette 11; Junior-Senior Assembly 1 1 ; Junior Party II: Thanksgiving Assembly 12. Record Hop Decorations 11; Flower Frolic 11; Victory Dance 1 1 . I.ORETTA ZOTTOLI East Weymouth Rctta Hairdresser Birthday: December 3. 1939 Pastime: Listening to music Pep Club 12: Fashion Show 10. 11: Home Room Messenger 10, 11. CAMERA SHY WILLIAM DOOLEY East Weymouth Auto Mechanic Birthday: May 26, 1939 Pastime: Working Student Government 11, 12; Chorus 12. EVELYN FRANCIS Weymouth Landing Lawyer Birthday: September 23. 1940 Pastime: Collecting records Pep Club 12; Badminton 10; Basketball 10; Softball 10; Tennis 10; Football Rally 12. MARY FRANCIOSI Weymouth Landing Secretary Birthday: May 29. 1939 Pastime: Bowling JOHN McCRAITH South Weymouth Carpenter Birthday: September 2. 1940 Pastime: Hunting Student Marshal 11, 12; Mickey Mouse Assembly 10; Open House 10, 11; Senior Play Assembly 1 1 . PETER ROBIE South Weymouth Scientist Birthday: January 26, 1941 Pastime: Watching television OIGY 12; Honors 10. GEORGE VIGLAS Weymouth Landing Auto Mechanic Birthday: February 14, 1941 Pastime: Cars Student Marshal 11, 12; Student Council 11; Honors 10, 11. hrough COMPETITION Through a mind whetted keen And wits ever sharp in amiahle strife, Our standard steadily rises On the crest of competition. SHEILA NATALE, most popular with men JACK SMITH, most p opular with women CAROL LOGAN, best voice KFITH I ARSON. best voice LOIS CARUSO, best figure J OE FITZSIMMONS, comed.an TED FIELDS, class wit BARBARA KELLY, class wit TOM WINKLER, most dignified JANICE INGHAM, most d.gnifi GEORGE WARD, most artistic NANCY ROSATI, most artistic PATRICIA CAVANAUGH, most athletic DICK LAINE, most athletic DICK DOREY, best dressed MARYLIN GORDON, best FRANCES LEITES, best matured ALBERT LaROCCO, best PEGGY FAY, nicest eyes most carefree TOM GRANAI, most likely to succeed JANE HANABURY, most likely to succeed, most intelligent BRUCE AVERY, best school citizen DIANNE MacKINNON, best school citizen, most dependable ELEANOR TANGHERLINI, best complexion DONALD REED, best complexion PETE LUOMA, most intelligent JAMES BROWN, most dependable GEORGE NYSTROM, nicest smile MARY ANN SANTA CROCE, nicest smile ALAN ALEMIAN, prettiest hair MARILYN FULTON, prettiest hair rough EXPERIENCE Experience, our tutor, Teaching patience, sagacity, and fortitude — Foundations to build upon. 72 7.3 77 79 Now we review these three years, proud of our accomplishments, Left to right: Mrs. Adeline Wolfe, Mrs. Maudena Embree, Mrs. Mary Phillips, Mrs. Mildred Cavanaugh, Mrs. Ragnhild Swanson, Mrs. Hazel Mell, Mrs. Jose- phine Wheeler, Mrs. Elizabeth Matheson, Mrs. Frances Laniewski. Left to right: Joseph Lynch, Edward Gill, Head Custodian Arthur Cicchese, Charles Butler, Frank Puopolo, Alfred Cicchese. on Graduation Day it is difficult to look upon Weymouth High School for the last time as a student. roug h PARTICIPATION Participation in events of our interest; Welcoming the give and take of companionship; Striving to Jive worthily in society. YEARBOOK COMPARING. EXCHANGING IDEAS Jane Hanabury, Editor-tnC.hiej ; Marilyn Fulton, Art Director. ART EDITORS AT WORK. Judith Perrow, Marilyn Fulton, Judith Pctze. I A THE SENIOR STAFF. Left to right: (front row) Patricia Cavanaugh, Judith Perrow, Judith Petze, Marilyn Fulton. And (rear row) Peter Luoma, Thomas Winkler, Henry Keefe. DISCUSSING LAYOUT. Miss Andem, Literary Adviser; Jane Hanabury, Editor-in-Chief; Peter Luoma. senior staff member. c THE YEARBOOK STAFF: Jane Hanabury, Editor-in-Chief; Marilyn Fulton, Art Editor; Peter Luoma and Thomas Winkler, Assistant Editors; Judith Perrow and Judith Petze, As- sistant Art Editors. The Yearbook staff for the first time included several members of the Junior class, as it was felt the experi- ence they would gain would be invalu- able in the preparation of their own yearbook next year. Also an innova- tion was the appointment of a repre- sentative for the Yearbook staff from each Senior home room. We of the Yearbook staff would like to thank our advisers, Miss Andem and Miss Silvester, and all those who assisted us with their time, effort, and confidence. THE ADVERTISING STAFF. Left to right: (front row) Gail Campbell, Patricia Cavanaugh, Advertising Editor; Sheila Walsh. And (rear row) Barbara Weldon, Joan White, Joan Cirigliano, Carol Albion, Kathleen MacDonald, Constance Holbrook, Myra LaMontagne. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES. Left to right: (front row) Gail McAskill, Frances Leites, Nancy Stevens, Jean Willis, Margaret Fay. And (rear row) Pamela Pray Robert Norcross, Lois Caruso. THE JUNIOR STAFF. Seated: Susan Wirtz. Lett to right: (rear row) Susan Allen, Irene Bush. Claire Goldthwaite, John Berg. 84 STUDENT COUNCIL JHF. OFFICERS: Dianne MacKin- non, President; Jane Hanabury, Vice-President; Slieila Natale and Rob- erta Nicholson, Secretaries; Kenneth Margeson, Treasurer. Undoubtedly one of the most impor- tant and active organizations in Wey- mouth High School is the Student Council. This year, in iddition to their many regular projects such as dances and school services, the Student Council in co-operation with the Weymouth STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left i right: (from row) Roberta Nicholson, Dianne MacKinnon, Sheila Natale. And (rear row) |ane I Ianalxit , Kenneth Mai geson, Mr. Diake. IdvisCT. Left to right: (front row) Cynthia Payne, Donna Peterson, Sheila Natale. And ( rear row ) William Hay, Russell Ahearn, Donald Persson. Left to right: Dianne MacKinnon, Judith Vigdor, Sandra g : Russell, Bonnie Tirrell, April Nelson. Youth Commission conducted a survey among high school students to deter- mine what types of activities they would enjoy during weekends and vacations. This survey will be used as the basis for a recreation program in Weymouth. Student Council members attended three conventions where they participated in conferences in which the problems of Student Council were discussed and dif- ferent ideas were exchanged among the schools. Left to right: (front row) Carole Morris, Heather Budden, Stephanie Elliott. And (rear row) Jane Hanabury, Douglas Welsh, Karin Hanson. Left to right: Katherine Batchelder, Harold Jones, Paula Feeney, Kenneth Sherman, Jacque- line Booth, William Stella. Left to right: (front row) Roberta Nicholson, Natalie Shober, Irene Bush. And ( rear row ) Robert Gill, Thomas Keefe, David Barry. 86 THE REFLECTOR 7 THE SENIOR STAFF. Left to ri ht : (seated) Nancy Lee. Gail Loud. Jacqueline B:x th, Janice Ingham. Judith O ' Neill. Linda Damon. And (standing) Susan Procter, Ann Hommel. Patricia Savage. Mary Lou Zarnit . Cynthia Johnson, Ann Doucctte. Patricia Leone. Carol Vinton. JpHE STAFF: Paula Feeney, Editor-in- Chief; Joan Hollander, Assistant Editor; Barbara Bernard, Art Editor; Pamela Pray, Girls ' Sports Editor; Tom Bleakney, Boys ' Sports Editor. The 1958 REFLECTOR staff has had a very successful year. Many changes took place under the guidance of Miss Andem, Miss Silvester, and Mr. Collins. The size of the REFLECTOR was in- creased to that of the Yearbook. Obliga- tory REFLECTOR assignments were abolished, and the staff solicited much of its material directly from the student body. Pupils who like to write provided more poems, stories, essays, and puzzles than could be used. The seniors were re- sponsible for the Christmas issue; the juniors, for the St. Patrick ' s Day issue; and the sophomores, for the Graduation issue. THE JUNIOR STAFF. Left to right: (seated) Sylvia Neva, Dian Crocker, Rhodena Watt, Natalie Shober, Cynthia Nelson, Donna Peterson. And (standing) Rebecca Grant, Sylvia Tanquary, Jean Roanowicz, Judith Palmer, Lois MacLeod. THE ADVISORY COUNCIL. Left to right: (seated) Joan Hollander, Assistant Editor: Paula Feeney, Editor-in-Chief: Pamela Pray, Girls ' Sports Editor. And (standing) Thomas Bleakney, Boys ' Sports Editor: Barbara Bernard, Art Editor: Law- raine Fall, Junior Representative: Elizabeth Hughes, Sophomore Representative. 87 ]fHE OFFICERS: Kenneth Hawes, President; Thomas Winkler, Vice-President; Diane Pan- nier, Secretary. In its second year the Math Club was once again active and successful. Thanks and appreciation go to Mr. Raymond, the Advisor, whose ability and imagination have much to do with the success of the club. This year members busied themselves with several aspects of mathematics that are not included in the ordinary textbook course. Natur- ally the advent of Sputnik provided some interest- ing observations and often members departed from a meeting, their heads awhirl with the intricacies of the binomial system or the almost impossible number puzzles. Jane Hanabury and Kenneth Hawes practice with a transit. Edwin Laramee and William Brown demonstrate use of a gravity protractor. MATH CLUB i SPUTNIK! Left to right: Diane Pannier, William Boud reau, Kenneth Hawes, Mr. Raymond, Bruce Stevens, Fran cis Milmore. Left to right: Claire Goldthwaite, Barbara Pitts, Thomas Daniele, Robert Verge, Robert Kirkland, Donald Mills. HH LIBRARY CLUB LEARNING TO FILE CATALOGUE CARDS. Left CO righl Susan Allen. Barbara Bernard. Mary O ' Brien. Josephine Bocchino, Miss Gloster. Adi iser. JfHE OFFICERS: Claire Goldthwaite, President; Constance Carino, Vice- President; Cynthia Carlson, Secretary; Joyce Abruzzese, Treasurer. Composed of students who have an interest in library work and some who just like to read, the Library Club helps to maintain the neatness and efficiency of the school library. Under the direc- tion of Miss Gloster, school librarian and Library Club Adviser, club members learn some of the details of library pro- cedure. This year the Library Club visited the Christian Science Monitor building, held its annual Christmas party, attended the play No Time for Sergeants, and en- joyed an outing at the end of the year. Left to right: (seated) Constance Carino, Claire Goldthwaite, Joyce Abruzzese, Cynthia Carlson. And (standing) Barbara Bernard, Susan Allen, Mary O ' Brien, Marianne Potts, Josephine Bocchino, Joan Studley, Joyce Bailey. SHELVING BOOKS. Cynthia Carlson and gH Joyce Abruzzese learn from Claire Gold- I thwaite.  — -j 89 ORATORICAL CONTEST ]| HIS YEAR, for the first time, the re were two winners, as the annual American Legion Ora- torical Contest was sponsored by two Legion Posts, the George R. Bean Post Number 401 and Wey- mouth Post Number 79. The winners, Francis Ang- lin and Patricia Jack, were selected from the six semi-finalists. Francis spoke on the Constitution as The Greatest Experiment and Patricia com- pared our country to an orchestra in which each person must play his part or bring discord into ! The Unfinished Symphony, our nation ' s history. Other semi-finalists were Katherine Batchelder, Nancy Lee, Richard Osgood, and William Salis- bury. With the aid of Mr. William Kearns and Mr. William Longridge, each contestant wrote and de- livered an oration worthy of praise. Patricia Jack brought honor to her school by placing second in the district contest. Congratula- tions! Mr. Longridge, the coach, congratulates one winner, Patricia Jack. Mr. George McKinley, representing American Legion Pest No. 79, congratulates one winner, Francis Anglin. SIX WORTHY CONTESTANTS. Left to right: (seated; Patricia Jack, Nancy Lee, K atherine Bat- chelder. And (standing) Francis Anglin, Wil- liam Salisbury, Richard Osgood. Left to right: Mr. Longridge, the coach; Patricia Jack, Francis Anglin, the winners; Mr. George McKinley, American Legion representative. 90 SPANISH CLUB J Left to right: (seated) Mrs. Deny and Mrs Bedell, Club Advisers. And (standing) Senontas Judith Palmer, Nancy Stonehouse. Mary Kearns, Judith Elms, Natalie Glidden. THE OFFICERS: Cynthia John- ston, President; Gail Loud, Vice- President; Dianne MacKinnon, Sec- retary; Janice Ingham, Treasurer; Rhodena Watt. Refreshment Chair- man. Spanish Club met the second Wednesday of every month. Being in earnest about learning the language, dub members always conducted their business meetings entirely in Spanish. Such a practice gives good experience in listening, interpreting, and speak- ing. Some of t ' ic highlights of the year included a vocabulary game in Spanish, the Christmas partv with the traditional pinata, and a talk by the student teacher, Miss Keefe, who dis- cussed the possible vocations a Spanish language students may enter. Thanks to the advisers, Mrs. Derry and Mrs. Bedell, the club enjoyed an active, successful year. BREAKING THE PINATA. Left to right: Judith Kelley, Cynthia Carlson, Donna Belcher, Mary Ellen Grant, Cynthia Johnston. 9 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS fblE OFFICERS: Joan Cirigliano, President; Patricia Bowman and Lois MacLeod, Vice-Presidents; Geraldine Osborn, Secretary; Elizabeth Schauer, Treasurer. This year the business club has enter- tained a twofold purpose: to help its members ( 1 ) develop a knowledge of business world and ( 2 ) decide what phase of business they would like to en- ter. Under the direction of Miss Dorothy MacGregor, Adviser, programs were planned with these goals in mind. Club members enjoyed visits from represent- atives of various businesses who ex- plained the many different facets of their particular fields. Among these speakers was a representative from the telephone company, an insurance firm, a bank, and a radio station. Lett to right: (seated) Lawraine Fall; Miss D. MacGregor, Advisor; Diane Blakeman; Ann McShane; Judith Sorenson. And (standing) Geraldine Osborn, Myra LaMontagne, Madeline Carriero, Barbara Nicholson, Lois MacLeod, Alyce Moakley, Elizabeth McDonald, Patricia Bowman. km DEMONSTRATING GOOD TYPING HABITS: Left lo right: (seated) Joan Cirigliano, President. And (standing; Geraldine Osborn, Secretary; Lois MacLeod, Vice-President; Patricia Bowman, Vice- President; Elizabeth Schauer, Treasurer. DEMONSTRATING THE DUPLICATOR. Left to right: Sheila Walsh, Linda Damon, Judythe Clarke, Jeanne Milmore, Joan Cirigliano, Alice Appleton. 92 FUTURE TEACHERS Left to right: Linda Daniele, Rita Cicihese, Patricia Giblin. Maryellcn Callahan, Miss Pearson, Adviser; Sheila Wo; dworth. Luc. lie Comeau, Maureen Barbuto, Kristyn Chappel. XHE OFFICERS: Nancy Elliott, President; Sheila Woodworth, Vice-President; Holly Stoner, Secre- tary; Kathleen Davis, Treasurer. Under the direction of Miss Pear- son club members developed their year ' s program around a basic theme: the teacher ' s role in passing down cul- ture to each generation. The club en- joyed many interesting speakers. Mrs. Elliott spoke on first grade teaching. Mr. Nelson explained methods of teaching in the field of agriculture. Miss (iall.mi found tunc in her bllSV schedule to describe the rewards and pitfalls of teaching in general. And Miss MrGovern explained just exactly how to put your subject across. Future Teachers feel that their year has been a busy and successful one. Left to right: (seated) Kathleen Davis, Carol Coady. And (standing) Dian Crocker, Barbara Bingham, Pris- cilla Chick, Joanne Clark, Freda Denovan, Elizabeth Laing, Sandra Hamblin. Left to right: (seated) Elaine Baxter, Anne West. And (standing; Sylvia Nickerson, Ruthanne Elder, Eleanor Fay, Nancy Wollaston, Carole Boynton, Karen Busch, Ivy Nort. 93 FUTURE NURSES fHE OFFICERS: Theresa Maz- zola, President; Donna Wilson, Vice-President; Carol Guinette, Treasurer; Barbara Gould, Corres- ponding Secretary. The purpose of this club is to stimulate interest in the nursing pro- fession. Under the expert leadership of Miss Stockwell, Adviser, and an excellent slate of officers, Future Nurses enjoyed an inspiring and successful year. Guest speakers in- cluded student nurses, a visiting teacher, and an African missionary nurse. Field trips to nearby hos- pitals were enlightening. Several of the club members played an active part in the tuberculosis X-ray clinic, serving as registrars when the X- raymobile visited Weymouth High School. Left to right: (seated) Theresa Mazzola; Miss Stockwell, Adviser And (standing) Donna Wilson, Patricia Leone, Cynthia Johnston, Elizabeth Williams. Barbara Gould, Marilyn Sturgis, Katherine Stubbert X-RAYMOBILE H OF MASSAC MENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH Left to right: Donna Wilson, Vice-President; Theresa Mazzola, President; Barbara Gould, Treasurer. ASSISTING WITH THE TUBERCULOSIS X-RAY CLINIC. Left to right: Carol Guinette, Theresa Mazzola, Barbara Gould. 94 THAT ' S MY COUSIN Left to right: Jacqueline B x)th, Russell Ritchie, Jacqueline Query. How! Me Big Wind. Left to right: Bruce Avery, Jacqueline Query, Keith Larson. Oh, there you are, you blasted idiot. Left to right: Robert Minnis, Left to right: Rogers Chase, William Fair- Marv Ann Santacroce Oh, Joan Carroll. When We banks. Stick em up! Iv e Called Her an Old Bag Waltz. OBolts. Left to right: Patricia Jack. Sheila Natale, Roberta Nicholson, We ' re Here to Find a Man. ' ' Left to right: Joyce Seeley, Robert Norcross. Miss Tullina L ' Amour! (jQ)N THE snowy weekend of March twenty-first everyone at Weymouth High was happy to learn that Kitty Drake (Jackie Query) and her cousin Adele Warren (Janice Ingham) had inherited their uncle ' s dude ranch at Cross Road Canyon, Co lorado. Being impetuous, Kitty left her job and took the first bus West. How discouraged she was when she arrived at the defunct ranch! But Kitty had an idea — if only she could get some capital to repair her ranch. At this point she met Carleton Up de Graff (Keith Larson) who, being a banker ' s son, was the perfect foil for Kitty ' s enterprise. With an adequate loan from Bramwell Up de Graffs ' s (Bruce Avery ' s) bank, using Carleton ' s name as a co-signer on the note, she turned her inheritance into the attractive Uranium Dude Ranch. Al- though Custer Henshaw (Robert Minnis) , the sheriff, declared Kitty ' s advertising brochures illegal, an ad in the papers attracted three young girls, Jane Arnold (Patricia Jack), Mary Cooper (Sheila Natale), Helen Kruger (Roberta Nicholson), and Harriet Baker (Mary Ann Santacroce) , who was on a husband-hunting expedition. Life was looking brighter as Tullina L ' Amour (Joyce Seeley), a TV actress, and her director, Kent Tyler (Robert Norcross), made reservations. Suddenly Bram- well Up de Graff stormed in, accused Kitty of forcing his son to sign the note and declared the ranch would be foreclosed if Kitty couldn ' t raise the money by Monday. It took some clever planning on Kitty ' s part to wiggle out of this dilemma. Burt Holbrook (Rogers Chase) and Bob Granger (William Fairbanks) found themselves involved along with Big Wind (Rus- sell Ritchie) , and Starlight (Jacqueline Booth) , his squaw. Millie Fisher (Joan Carroll) , the cook, and Clem Wagner (Donald Cody), coachman, groom, and handyman, contributed to the merriment. Wel- come visitors from Weymouth were Jack Smith and members of his orchestra: Jack Costa, Walter Heffernan, Karl Klasson, and George Peterson. Laura Hunter (Nancy Lee) contributed to the fun. All ' s well that ends well! and a surprising climax brought howls of laughter from the audience and applause well earned by the young Weymouth actors. LAB ASSISTANTS, O.I. G.Y. 3 HE MAINSTAYS of all our science courses are our lab assistants. Working in both the physiiJ and chemistry labs, they are responsible for the general upkeep and the cataloging of lab equi]-J ment. William Salisbury is the student in charge of the lab assistants under the direction of Mr. Lyoni r These students find time to carry on their own ex primenting on the side and, who knows, from theJP humble beginnings we may gain another Einstein ql Newton! Of In Conjunction with the International Geophy J cal Year, Mr. Ghiorse has organized a club formally termed as Observers of the International Geoph]ff sical Year or, to be brief, the O.I. G.Y. Club mem- bers li ne visited M.I.T. and have performed nurrjj crous cxperments concerning all phases of science. Conducting an experiment. Left to right: William mm Salisbury, Tom Granai. S3 s Checking equipment. Left to right: Mary Tan- guay, Doris Hollis, Norman Dakin, Sheila Wood- worth. Left to right: (front row Peter Robie, Jeffrey Everson, Peter Fickett, Colin Shaw, Robert Martin, Murdo Dowds. i Rear row Edwin Laramee, Brian McKee, Kenneth Hawes, Alan Alemian, Russell Ritchie, Craig Winkfield, Thomas Foster. P P EYMOUTH HIGH is thankful to the A. V. Club for its many skilled operators of the audio-visual equipment. We found our classes and extra-curricular activities made more interesting and varied through motion pictures, film strips, records, and tape recordings; and we know that no assembly or dance was ever held without at least one A. V. member in the back- ground. This year the club was headed by two seniors, Roy Eaton and Dave Mahn, both of whom have been in A. V. work since junior high. Douglas Fernald and Mr. Cleaves, Weymouth Audio-Visual Director, check the film library. Daniel Jacques and Mr. Steele, High School A. V. Coordinator, check a movie camera. 97 A. V. CLUB ■Ullrrrrm tin DO - r ■ tr Left to right: Neil Lane, Robert McAfee, Co-Manager Roy Eaton, Co-Manager David Mahn, Douglas Fernald, Douglas Welsh, Daniel Jacques. Roy Eaton and David Mahn get ready to record. 98 GIRLS ' SPORTS N INTEGRAL part of Weymouth High are the blue-clad figures en- grossed in a spirited athletic contest. At almost any time of year you can see these girls enjoying an exciting game whether it be field hockey or softball at Libby Field or one of the many indoor sports. Instructed enthusiastically by Miss Ar- nold and Mrs. Olson, the girls may take part in field hockey, volleyball, basket- ball, badminton, softball, and tennis. BADMINTON. Left to right: Linda Tonry, Phyllis Sweet. OOOPS! ALMOST! Left to right: Roberta Mac- Leod, Pamela Pray. BATTER L P! Sharon Taylor, catcher; Phyllis Sweet, batter. OUT AT HOME! Patricia Cavanaugh. SHOOT! Left to right: Linda Tonry, Sharon Taylor, Roberta MacLeod, Nancy Pray. BASKETBALL. Left to right: Roberta Mac- Leod, Doris Hollis. i n TENNIS HOPEFULS. Left to right: Pamela Pray, Linda Tonry, Phyllis Sweet, Nancy Pray. MORE TENNIS. Left to right: Roberta MacLeod, Cynthia Johnston, Doris Hollis, Patricia Leone. 100 BAND, CHORUS, ORCHESTRA CHORUS. Left to right: (bottom row) S. McBride, G. Carter, E. Bugbee. ( Second row ) L. Daniele, D. Mulligan, P. Riley, J. DeWolfe. J. Studley, S. Ainslie, J. Roanowicz. (Third row) S. Spinney, J. Beckham, N. Elliott, S. Turner, D. Innis, J. Raymond, L. MacLeod, S. Barnes. And (top row) J. Hill, A. LaGasse, S. Smith, M. Taylor, M. MacMurray, J. Olinto, K McCarthy, L. Hardy. BAND MAJORETTES Lift to right: (bottom row) D. Holden, D. Blakeman, K. Mansfield, K. Hanson, N. Springer, M. MacLean, C. Payne, J. MacDonald, G. Connolly, C. Boynton, P. Sweet, L. Tonry, B. Pitts. (Second row) A. Risley, (Behind Risley: R. Weir), B. Webster, K. Klasson, M. Dowds, T. Miller, J. Collins, D. Sullivan. P. Walls, C. Vinton, K. Happel. (Third row) J. Kami. C. Elliott, P. Roche. D. Sterling, S. Hodges, W. Stella, P. Chase, J. Nicholls, R Perrier. (Fourth row) J. Gulinello, G. Peterson, P. Boudreau M. Auker, D. Hoitt. R Loukola, D. Piller. P. Marshall, B. Philbrick. And (top row) C. Winkheld, W. Heffernan, P. Cleaves, P. Belcher, C. Pratt. Left to right: Linda Tonry, Charles Elliott, Donna Holden, Daniel Piller. Left to right: Philip Walls, Phyllis Sweet, Peter Marshall. HE MUSICAL organizations at Wey- mouth High experienced another active year. All three groups, the orch- estra and chorus under Mr. Jack ' s direc- tion, and the band under Mr. Warren ' s direction, met five days a week. The band was especially busy during the football season, drilling for its weekly exhibition. The chorus performed at the Christmas assembly. Both band and orch- estra found time to participate in various parades and festivals during the school year. Members from all three groups attended the Massachusetts All State Festival and the New England Music Festival, wonderful experiences both musically and socially. A red letter day came for the band when members sported their new uni- forms at the annual spring concert. Left to right: (bottom row) J. Katin, L. Hardy, P. Boudreau, J. Free- man, L. Beard, N. Pray, L. Tonry, S. Elms, P. Jack, N. O ' Donnell. (Second row) C. Tonsing, S. Fultz, G, Peterson, D. Sterling, P. Belcher, W. Slaven, C. Vinton, P. Sweet, C. Boynton, K. Mansfield, P. Walls, M. Auker. (Third row) W. Heffernan, D. Holden, D. Blakeman, R. Church, P. Cleaves, B. Webster, K. Hanson, K. Klasson, C. Winkfield, D. Clapp. And (top row) N. Elliott, A. Risley, R. Perrier, C. Elliott, C. Pratt. Seated: Nancy Pray. Standing: Nancy Elliott. Left to right: Richard Perrier, Charles Elliott. Left to right: Carol Tonsing, Marsha Auker, Diane Pannier. 102 CHEERLEADERS AND MAJORETTES • i Left to right: Roberta Nicholson, Katherine Batchelder, Donna Peterson. Irene Bush, Patricia McMorrow, Joan Carroll, Natalie Shober, Bonnie Tirrell, Susan Veiloe. |UR CHEERLEADERS and ma- jorettes, always the most spirited groups in school, have cheered our football, basketball, and track teams on to victory. Under the leadership of Head Cheerleader, Patricia McMor- row, the girls have responded consci- entiously and nobly! They are as fol- lows: W — Roberta Nicholson; E — Tucket Batchelder; Y — Donna Peterson; M — Irene Bush; O — Joan Carroll; U — Natale Shober; T — Bonnie Tirrell; H — Susan Vedoe. Rhodena Watt, Sandra Russell, Susan Barnes, and Mary Ellen Grant were the subs. Also helping with the cheer- ing were mascots Claire Johnson and Paul McMorrow. Left to right: Sandra Russell, Mary Ellen Grant, Susan Barnes, Rhodena Watt. Left to right: Paul McMorrow, Mascot: Patricia McMorrow, Head Cheerleader; Claire Johnson, Mascot. 103 Our majorettes, Norma Springer, Beverly Williams, Judy Sarty, Judy MacDonald, Mary McLean, Gail Con- nolly, led by Head Majorette, Cynthia Payne, have twirled their batons at football games, assemblies, and rades. pa- Left to right: (kneeling) Judith Sarty, Cynthia Payne, Norma Springer. And (standing) Beverly Williams, Mary McLean, Gail Connolly, Judith MacDonald. TffliiiTi flj w 2e 50 i l HI PKP i:LUB. Lefl i riglit: (seated) Joan Cirigliano, SalK Cazeanll, Elizabeth Roche, Eleanor Tangherlini, Eliza - Ijelll O ' Brien. I ' ats MtMorrou. And (standing) Marilyn Suirgis. Jeanne Milmore, Carol Fay. Valerie Culpon, Miss Morris. Adviser; Joyce Shannon. Joan Shanahan, (Catherine Siubbert. Mar O ' Connell. Left to right: Vicker DiGravio, Football Co-Captain; Patricia McMorrow, Head Cheerleader; Cynthia Payne, Head Majorette; Richard Laine, Football Co-Captain. 104 FOOTBALL Left to right: (front row) Manager C. O ' Brien, R. Murley, J. Fitz- gerald, P. DiPlacido, S. Pizzi, G. Hurlburt. P. McDcrmott. (). Gibson, J. Salin, P. Meuse, R. Larson. A. Black, M. Brophy, J. Gulinello, Coach Hayes. (Second row) Coaih Fisher. R Ryerson, W. Stella, V. Di- Gravio, W. Hay, J. Brown, G. Nystrom, W. Jones, W. Pagnano, R. Pierce, R. Jones, T. Granai, R. Dorey, J. Player, R. Laine, Coach Mazzola, Ccach Dempsey. And (rear row) R Minms, D. Grady, K. Mellor, R. Ho. le, M. Dunning, M. Hassan, D. Frank, D. Knudsen, W. Minnis, R. Hobson, K. Margeson, R. DiGravio, D. Doiron. J. D ' Angelo, R. McPhcrson, C. SchleifT, J. OToole, S. Hodges. | HIS YEAR our football team un- der Coach Jackie Fisher had a season of which it may well be proud. Defeating such teams as Quincy, Med- ford, Somerville, Chelsea, and our arch Thanksgiving Day rival, Brock- ton, the team racked up an enviable record. Our co-captains, Vic DiGravio and Dick Laine, led our team wisely and well and were backed by a squad that proved its worth during a long and tough season. The seniors on the squad are James Brown, Vic DiGravio, Richard Dorey, Thomas Granai, Richard Jones, Richard Laine, George Nystrom, William Pagnano, Richard Pierce, William Hay, William Jones, and John Player. Weymouth Weymouth Weymouth Weymouth Weymouth Weymouth Weymouth THE RECORD 27 Brookline 1 2 Quincy 48 Medford 20 Chelsea 13 Arlington 2 1 Somerville 32 Brockton THE TOP BRASS! Left to right: Coach Dempsey, Coach Mazzola, Coach Hayes, Coach Fisher. CONGRATULATIONS: Left to right: Mr. Robert J. Verge, President, W.H.S. Athletic Council; William Pagnano, winner of most improved player trophy; Vicker DiGravio. winner of the Oscar Horton Me- morial Trophy; Thomas M. Welch, Treasurer, W.H.S. Athletic Council. VICTORY! 106 BASKETBALL I UK VARSITY. left to right: i km-Hingi Muh.itl (.011, Man kemp. I ' aul (.ammell. |ohn Stewart. Donald Cod . li an Ui I i lianou ii . Robert Ryerson. And (standing) Coach Lordi, Vicker DiCravio, Robert Danielc, Rirhard 1-aine. a| t.nn Kenneth Margeson. George Nystrom, Manager David Weinfeld, HJNDER OUR new coach, Mr. Lordi, the basketball team enjoyed a successful year, completing its first season in the Greater Boston League with a 1 2-6 record. The season was exciting from start to finish, but the real thriller was the last game with Medford, which we needed to win to enter the Tech Tourney. Down by four points with a minute and a half to go, it was only the time-outs and the plays so skillfully employed by the team that enabled us to win this all important game. The senior members of the bas- ketball team are Donald Cody, Vicker DiGravio, Paul Gammell. Alan Kemp, Richard Laine, George Nyst rom, John Stewert, and Alexander Urbano- wicz. Richard Laine (Number 22). Alan Kemp (Number 23). THE RECORD Weymouth 59 Lowell 45 Weymouth 42 Chelsea 35 Weymouth 57 Revere 43 Weymouth 47 North Quincy 36 Weymouth 51 Maiden 37 Weymouth 48 Everett 52 Weymouth 50 Somerville 68 Weymouth 44 Quincy 65 Weymouth 69 Medford 42 Weymouth 65 Lowell 52 Weymouth 68 Chelsea 57 THE JUNIOR VARSITY. Left to right: (kneeling) Coach Mazzola, Roger Larson, Gary Kemp, Ronald DiGravio, James Balcom, Alan Black. And (standing; William O ' Brien, Paul Bevacqua, John Keohan, Philip Cleaves, Robert Weir, Spencer Hodges, Gary Beebower. John Stewart ( Number 13), Kenneth Mar geson ( Number 24 ) . 108 TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY Left to ri ht : (front row) Manager G. Mullin, R. Mills. T. Blcakney, C. Quirk, J. Rinella, K. Larson, T. Towle, J. Berg. And (rear row) Coach Pratt, M. Barry, G. Lambert, G. Robinson, D. Welsh, J. Bruce, A. Blcakney, J. Santacroce, P. Nash, J. Moore, Coach Page. QUR TRACK and cross country teams sr- enjoyed excellent seasons, defeating such rivals as Quincy, Braintree, Brock- | ton, Scituate, North Quincy, Wellesley, and Needham. With seventy teams com- |£ peting at the State Meet, the Weymouth track team placed fourth. The cross coun- |£ try team won the South Shore Meet and placed fifth in the State Meet. Our § track coaches, Mr. Page and Mr. Pratt, deserve much credit for producing con- sistently excellent and well trained teams year after year. Senior track and cross country men are Thomas Blcakney, James Brown, Richard Dorey, David Dowst, Theodore Field, Ray Granai, Richard Jones, Keith Larson, Alan Mac- pherson, Richard Mills, James Moore, William Pagnano, Neal Quirk, James fcC Rinella, Richard Stilphen, and George Mullin, manager. C Left to right: David Moakley, Allen King, Tom Towle, David Crocker, Edward Schneiderhan, James Fitzgerald, James Russell, John Collins, Arthur Bleakney, Philip Bryant. UP AND OVER! James Gibson. THE RECORD Cross Country (Low score wins) Weymouth 32 New Bedford 23 Weymouth 19 Braintree 36 Weymouth 15 Quincy 40 Weymouth 20 Brockton 39 Weymouth 27 Scituate 29 Weymouth 22 North Quincy 30 Winter Track (high score wins) Weymouth 57 North Quincy 20 Weymouth 61 Wellesley 16 Weymouth 53 Needham 24 Weymouth 43 Brookline 34 109 Left to right: (in front) J. Moore. (Bottom row) R. Stilphen, T. Bleakney, J. Rinella, T. Fields, J. Gibson, C. Quirk, D. Dowst. (Second row) R. Mills, W. Pagnano, A. Macpherson, T. Granai, A. Bleakney, L. Flathers. (Third row) R. Moakley, A. King, P. DePlacido, D. Croc- ker, G. Hurlburt, J. Brown, N. Burke. And (top row) P. Brvant, J. Collins. T. Towle, E. Schneiderhan, J. Russell. Left to right: Richard Stilphen, Keith Lar- son, James Rinella, Thomas Bleakney, Neal Quirk. Left to right: George Mullin, Richard Mills, Thomas Bleakney, Keith Larson, Neal Quirk, James Rinella, Coach Page. BASEBALL BASEBALL GAIN our baseball team under Coach Fisher had an exciting and vigorous season. Against a succession of able opponents the team proved it- self aggressive and determined, a strong opposition to any team. Both on and off the diamond the team held to its standards of fair plav and sportsmanship. £ c PLAY BALL! Donald Gustafson. 8 . x Coach Hayes passes on the good word to John Salin. GOOD FIELDING! James McGrath. Ill .juAM  - MM Yd I Hi H • v ■ Left to right: (bottom row) T. Graham, L. Scolamiero, F. Ransom, W. Pagnano, G. Christensen, O. Gibson, J. Fitzsimmons. (Middle row) V. DiGravio, J. Salin, A. Colarusso, J. Plaver, M Dunning. R. McPherson, N. Lewis, D. Gustafson. And (top row) J. McGrath T Gra ' nai R Lame, T. Keefe, P. Gammell, P. McDermott. AN EAGLE EYE! Tom Graham. READY FOR ACTION! Left to right: George Lane, Rich- ard Laine. HOCKEY ]fHE HOCKEY TEAM, enjoying its best season yet, ranked fourth in the South Shore League with a record of four wins and three losses. In the playoffs the squad tied for third place with two losses and an exciting tie game with Scituate. Mr. Dempsey has done a fine job of coaching this sport, a relatively new one at Weymouth High School. As only a few players graduate in June, next season should also be a good one. The senior members of the hockey team are Robert Healy, Francis He aly, Frank Rand, Joseph Rizzo, David Barry, and John Player. ▲ CHASING THE PUCK! David Barry. WATCH I H I PUCK! Francis Heah. MOVING IN FOR THE FIGHT! Left to right: Robert MacDonald, John Player. Left to right: (kneeling) Fred Ransom. William Hale. Pershing Rennie, Robert MacDonald. John Salin, John Plaver, Bob Douglas. And islanding) Robert Healev. Francis Healy, Robert Grecnhalgh, David Budden, Michael Lean, David Barry, Coach Dempsey. 1 1 AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURE is another field in which Weymouth boys may be trained as the high school houses a branch of the Norfolk County Agri- culture School. Boys electing this course gain invaluable experience in preparation for various agricultural pursuits eventually majoring in one area of their choice. During the school year they study the care of plants and livestock; and during the summer months they work in nurseries or on farms throughout New England. The summer job is an integral part of the agriculture program, for advisers visit and grade the boys on their summer work. Mr. Clifford Cottrell, instructor at Norfolk County Agricultural School, conducts the tractor driving test. Seated on tractor: Richard Jones. Observing: James Gaffney. William Donovan, Kenneth Melanson and Robert Gove mix cement for the foundation of Ketcham ' s greenhouse, South Weymouth. William Donovan does his chores on a poultry farm in Vermont. The Aggie boys construct a dairy barn for Charles Hard- wick, Hingham, Massachusetts. J 14 AUTO MECHANICS XHE SERVICES of our Automobile Shop are constantly in demand. Here future mechanics are trained in all phases of automobile repair. They learn how to spot trouble quickly and how best to correct the difficulty once it has been diagnosed. The steady stream of satisfied customers waiting for service provides the boys with ample op- portunity to put their theory into practice. Their course of study includes also an ex- amination of the newest developments and improvements in engine design. Mr. Marshman and Michael Bermingham hunt for the trouble. WHAT ' S UNDER THE HOOD! Left to right: Anthony Facella, Edward Devine. MORE INTRICACIES OF AUTO REPAIR. George Viglas and Everett Fisher assist each other. REPAIRING AN AUTO FAN. Mr. Meda in- structs Benjamin Warshaw. 11 fHE PROJECT that occupies the greater part of the year for those in the Sheet Metal Shop is the construction and installation of the heating system for the new house being built by the Carpen- try Shop. This work prepares the boys in the more important phases of their voca- tion and will enable them to become skilled members of the sheet metal indus- try. SHEET METAL John Daly receives instruction from Mr. Clarke on use of rhe electric drill. James Murphy turns the edge of a flange for a ] T-joint. Robert Hawes completes a soldering job. ) Newman Daley sands an ornamental rai 16 PRINTING JN THE Printing Department the boys are trained not only in the operation of presses, hand-fed and automatic, but also in the use of the linotype, the ludlow, and other machines such as the stitcher and the folding machine. This shop is the busiest spot in the Weymouth school system, bar none! Young printers pro- duce the REFLECTOR, the Yearbook, a mul- titudinous number of tickets, posters, bro- chures, and handle virtually all the printing required by the Superintendent ' s Office. We of the Yearbook staff would especially like to thank the boys of the Printing Depart- ment for the work they have done on this year ' s issue. Mr. Collins and Richard Hutchinson okay copy before the run. C Henry Keefe, Mr. Perry, and Edward Parry check IC Reflector make-up. James Gibson operates a linotype. Herbert Webster assembles type before casting in — ludlow. 117 CABINETMAKING EYE the work of our Cabinet Making Shop is a pleasure. Students here turn out products that are skillfully built and carefully finished. Some boys construct furniture for the house being built by the carpentry stu- dents. Others fill orders of various types that come in from the schools. Thus a variety of jobs provide these students with an excellent background for their chosen vocation of cab- inet making. Mr. Dwyer and Edward Rowell check the clamps on the table. Robert Gill demonstrates how one glazes the curved windshield of a boat. A door incorrectly fitted is forever a problem! Nick DeToma and William Hay work on the fan shaped window. Measurement has to be exact in cabinet making. David Barry checks a measurement. US CARPENTRY ]£ACH YEAR students in the carpentry course at Weymouth Vocational School construct a house from the foundation up. In the course of this con- struction, each boy learns the ins and outs of building every part of the house. This is training that teaches him many tricks of the trade. With the detail and care that building this house entails it is certain that no boy who participates will be unprepared for his future as a carpenter. Top photo: Thomas Keefe sandpapers the top of a bookcase. Bottom photo: A jointer must be carefully used. Thomas Foley demonstrates. John Player (hecks his work while Mr. Henley observes. roug h PRAYER A silent prayer, a humble wish May it bring serenity and peace To ourselves, our nation, our wor 11 120 Q -N EAR LORD and Father of Mankind. As we stand before Thee and the world, assembled together for the last time, on this, our Graduation Day, may we never forget that all that we are and have we owe to Thee. Help us to know that Thou will always stand beside us wherever we may be. Help us to help ourselves throughout every moment o f our lives. We give Thee thanks, Gracious Father, for the numerous opportunities that have been presented to us. May we truly appreciate Thy gifts. In the midst of all our plans and activities, make us realize that without Thy guidance all would be in vain. As we walk along life ' s road, help us not to fall by the wayside because dif ficulties seem to overwhelm us. May we know that we have only to lift our eyes heavenward, utter a silent prayer, and continue to strive for the right, for Thou will always answer. We thank Thee, too, for our years at Weymouth High School. May we remem- ber in the years to come the many times we passed our beloved Cross of Gray and the pleasant hours we have spent und.r the protection of its shadow. Cleanse our hearts of any grudges we may hold so that we shall star t out on the road ahead with light hearts and open minds. And be it Thy will. Blessed Lord, that our great country, under our leadership, may prosper and grow in the way of truth and right. This we ask in Thy name. Amen . Compliments of UNITED BURNER Janip H C anrv l u i 1 1 u i i i i cj i i w y Jfmtrral §rrutrr Range Oils Heating DANIEL H. CLANCY Radios JOHN F. CLANCY Fuel Oils Television Stokers EDgcwaU-r 7-111 1 Records Electrical Appliances UH) Washington Street JACKSON SQUARE Wcymouih SS. M.iss. EAST WEYMOUTH Tel. ED 7-1630 (Recited azmd INCORPORATED WEYMOUTH ' S MOST OUTSTA NDING SUPER MARKET eKouyfi t x erve you . . . Route 128 South Weymouth Quincy Super Market located at 050 Adams Street, Quincy 122 Your Friendly five eind ten (!. I Janson Five to $1.00 Store 100 Pleasant Street South e mouth REIDY ' S Drug Store Daniel Reidy, Reg. PH. Richard Reidy, Reg. PH. Prescription Druggists JACKSON SQUARE EAST WEYMOUTH Telephone: EDgewater 5 0690 Best Wishes to Class of ' 58 M. R. Loud k Company Serving Since 1895 Authorized dealer for . . . • Scott ' s Lawn Products • Delta Power Tools • Hardware • Paints VISIT THE GIFT SHOP . . . GIFTS for ALL OCCASIONS EXPERT GIFT WRAPPING 10 UNION ST. SO. WEYMOUTH JESSEMAN ' S HARDWARE STORE Fred E. Rand, Proprietor COLUMBIAN SQUARE SOUTH WEYMOUTH, MASS TEL. ED 74960 123 Compliments of Jayne ' s Feminine Apparel Compliments of THE } au ti 7 omcr BETTY BARKER, Proprietor 407 MIDDLE STREET EAST WEYMOUTH INDIVIDUAL HAIRSTVLING A SPECIALTY Phone EDgevvatcr 5-7654 WILLIAM WESTLAND Company Equipment for Every Sport 11 Revere Road Quincy, Mass. 124 CONGRATULATIONS . . . graduating class of nineteen hundred fifty-eight rom your PHOTOGRAPHERS MADELINE and JOHN HOBBS HOBBS STUDIO 819 BROAD STREET EAST WEYMOUTH Telephone: EDgewa ter 5-41Q5 125 PONTIAC, Inc. ponnnc crrs E i i t n Repairing  I Wakei f ( ' an • Bod and lender ork • Vuto Repairing J ) M.iin S|| eel IIIOIll ll. MilSS. J ■ i ncl Km Routes 3 and I W I Dvrwatrr )- 100 I ' clcplioiii ' I Dm ' waiei 7-0 127 15 FRONT STREET I 1 MOI III. M ISS Telephone: EDgewatcr 5 ' 2I50 lUrunuutth 3) riuclrrs Sttcortmraieb HAMILTON WATCH DEALERS ( in. ir. mti i J w.itch .ind jewelry rcp.urinj; -v I [AROLD POL1 K 71 WASHINGTON STREET WEYMOUTH, MASS. KING OAK SERVICE STATION Ah in K. King, Jr., Prop. • CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS • LUBRICATION • ACCESSORIES • BATTERIES • TIRES 570 North Street ED 5-2260 126 BARBARA ' S 7 UNION ST. SOUTH WEYMOUTH ED 5-1881 NIWMI p 1] 1 The Service Stores • Weymouth • Hingham DELIVERY SERVICE You are invited . . . to test drive A New Kind of FORD for ' 58 SEE US OR PHONE JESSE JAMES MOTORS Your Friendly FORD Dealer 374 Washington Street Weymouth. Mass. Telephone: EDgewater 5-2219 127 I iV2 ashinuton Mnri WeymOUth I -anding si 1 1 S Specializing in IM RSON VI l l I) Din ( I I AMNC Done on l ' remi es e m i our own Special I ' ormulas ft GOWNS Anthony Scoppcttuolo. Ownrr ' Opcrator I ORMALS Compliments oj HUDSON BUS LINES, Inc 128 WEYMOUTH SPORTING HI RDinr H KIAQU bLBKIU b INAoH GOODS DRUG CO. • Athletic and Sport Equipment Eetablished 1875 • Jackets and Trophies • Team Outfitting E 779 Broad Street COLUMBIAN SQUARE SOUTH WEYMOUTH, MASS. East Weymouth, Mass. EDgewater 5-3663 J. W. Campbell, Reg. Manager BOB KARSTUNEN EDgewater 5-2388 CLARK and TABER, Inc. Your Chevrolet Dealer Home of Better Used Cars See our inexpensive department • Cars from $50 up WEYMOUTH LANDING Telephone: Victor 3-0970 129 BURRELL ' S Variety Store Best Wishes to t lu- Class of ' 5S ( O.MMI KCIAI SQl AR] BAST Wl VMOl ffl WEYMOUTH LUMBER COMPANY 44 MILL STREET SO. WEYMOUTH EDgewater 7-1225 D. R. KETCHAM 1ST I ' IM. STREET SOUTH W EYMOUTH EDj-cwater 5-1 808 HARDWARE INCORPORATED 585 NORTH STREET WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS, MASS. Telephone EDgewater 5-5240 oLlncoln J c uare WEYMOUTH HIGH ' S Headquarters for Fine Fashions PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONISTS DOROTHY ANN Nino L. Coletti, Reg. Ph. G. Prop. ■Shop 209 Washington St., Weymouth, Mass. ED 5-3430 16 COMMERCIAL ST. WEYMOUTH LANDING ED 54262 699 BRIDGE STREET NORTH WEYMOUTH TEL. ED 5-2517 Dancing •fe Fridays Saturdays Available for . . . WEDDINGS BANQUETS PRIVATE PARTIES NELSON ' S - WEYMOUTH U ' fs iii iouse o Laundromat 2 U)l H Din CI. I ANI (, Next id Ail ' . 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VOLKSWAGEN at CUTLER till I ill! SALES, Inc. 125 BRIDGE STREET NORTH WEYMOUTH 134 :i Greetings and Success Elum H;irkcll;ir Ulllll III! Jf III I 111 11(11 TO THE GRADUATE INSURANCE :i • ATFNPY INC. • a BUNTS INSURANCE t l l j V v. 1 y C o V 1 lUllUM ■ Tel. ED 5-1171 or ED 5-1170 a JACKSON SQUARE EAST WEYMOUTH EAST WEYMOUTH a . your South Shore fashion center 135 DOUCETTE DESANTIS cat tors i:i)p-u..tn .vi nod Residence: Icloi i- M)W I ' M I DOl CI III i:n .isliinuton Si.. cMiioutli. M.i Wayside Furniture J7 W ' Avenue Route 128 SOUTH WEYMOUTH O ra Em lings Tel. ED 5 2407 1939-1958 Compliments of DIERSCH ' S as owei-5 Compliments of BOYLE ' S PHARMACY Weymouth Landing formerly CUMMING ' S DRUG STORE 136 ■ % w w $ ¥ CHECK WHAT YOU WANT: Good starting salary ivith regular raises Pleasant work with other girls and young men Prestige of a responsible job with a well-known and respected company If your list shows three checks, then you should check into what the Telephone Company has to offer you. Smart girls are doing it now, before they graduate from high school. Come in and see our employment interviewer soon. You ' ll enjoy talking with her. Act now, and you can say with pride, I ' m all set! I ' m going to work with the Telephone Company! See the Guidance Counselor at your school, and talk first with her about when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 137 Autographs 138 ! f Mire €1 ■