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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

WEYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL WEYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS KNOWLEDGE COME BUSINESS .MATHEMATICS ENGLISH HOMEMAKING LANGUAGES THE ARTS AGRICULTURE TRADES ISDOM LINGER: through experience we gain RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY FELLOWSHIP HUMOR EDUCATION APPRECIATION SPORTMANSHIP COOPERATION REVERENCE SUCCESS THE TUFTS LIBRARY WEYMOUTH, MASS. WE THE STAFF present Senior Staff: Editor-in-Chief Claire Goldthwaite Assistant Editors Susan Allen John Berg Photographic Editor Judith Kelley Cameraman Guy Henry Printing Staff Edward Boucher Wayne Jenkins Art Editor Susan Wirtz Art Staff Martha AuCoin Cynthia Carlson George Whitman Copy Editor Carol Nelson Assistant Irene DiFelice Faculty Advisors Mr. Blanchard Mr. Collins Miss Gilmore Miss Silvester Junior Staff Dianne Hanchay Linda Jonason Naomi Just Sally Lawrence Gary Robinson Lorraine Sliva Home Roo?n Representatives Christine Anderson David Carlson Ruth Davidson Irene DiFelice Marilyn Dionne Mary Ellen Grant Elizabeth Laing Alyce Moakley Ivy Nott Janet Rollins David Weinfeld Susan Vedoe jpoR the first time our Yearbook has an identity, an individual characteristic name of its own. The student body voted to call it the .Campus. Nostalgia at the thought that soon the Weymouth High School would have to leave this beautiful red brick building with its expansive lawns and iron gate, so like a college campus, prompted the choice of this name. Not only is the name different but also the format. A central theme derived from the classs motto, Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers appears through- out the book. JAN 1 2 ' 84 THE CA of their generous help we thank Mr. John Hobbs Mr. Harold R. Nelson Mr. John T. Ghiorse Miss Helen N orris Mr. Herman Perry Sophomores: Jane Belcher Sandra Teed Typists: Lawraine Fall Barbara Laniewski Gail Lovett Barbara Nicholson Elva Puopolo Who ' s Who Committee Class Motto Committee Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Committee w E D E D I C A T E To rear the tender thought, To teach the young idea how to shoot, To pour the fresh instruction o ' er the mind, To breath the enlivening Spirit, and to fix The generous purpose in the glowing breast. — Thompson J xpressions of sincere gratitude, either by word or deed are so inadequate that we often leave our greatest debts unpaid. This is particularly true when we try to repay Miss Helen Norris and Mr. William Kearns for what they have sacrificed to promote our interests, while they sought no reward but our progress in learning to think, and our ultimate success. At this late date, as we reflect upon their pains- taking efforts to guide us in the right direction, upon their generous patience with our shortcomings, and upon their inspirational leadership, our helplessness in voicing our most genuine sentiments can be under- stood. Therefore, as a slight expression of our warm af- fection and appreciation, we, the Class of 1959, dedi- cate this book to Miss Helen Norris and to Mr. William Kearns. 8 CONTENTS Dedication 7 Faculty II Class Officers 23 Honor Roll 26 Honor Essays 27 Seniors 35 Census 77 Class History 83 Class Day 93 Activities 109 Sports 135 Prayer 151 Advertising 155 RESPECT tf A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. — Henry Brooks Adams A.dmmistra Hon JJ nowledge may be defined as the body of facts known to a person. Wisdom is usually understood to mean the faculty of forming a sound judgment in a matter. It has been our hope while you were at Weymouth High School that we have enabled you to amass considerable knowl- edge and to give you the training, experience, and wisdom to use it wisely. We sincerely hope that your years with us have been such that wisdom will linger and help you to enjoy a full and happy life. Best wishes to each and every graduate. Sincerely, Wallace L. Whittle Office, left to right: Laura Nash, Secretary; Evelyn I. MacKean, Cafeteria Secretary; Doris E. Mcintosh, Assistant Secretary; Ellen C. Coyle, Vocational Secretary; Evelyn C. Glid,den, Audio Usual Secretary; Doris H. Moffet, Assistant Secretary; Janet A. Johnson, Assistant Secrtary. Mr. Thomas A. Lyons, Assistant Principal. Guidance, left to right: Donald P. Drake. Social Studies; Edna G. Flaherty, English; Walter Gutterson; Geraldine Ochs, Secretary; Virginia Nye. Mr. Ray G. Parker, Vocational School Director. Above: English, left to right: Clement V. Horrigan; Mary E. McMorrow; Elizabeth A. Rogers; Mildred S. Gilmore. Below: English, left to right: Mary F. Toomey; Alice M. White; William J. Longridge, Jr. through the word ) English, left to right: Helen G. Lyons; Julia Morris; Dorothy Pearson; Eleanor F. Ritchie; George J. McCarthy (remedial work) . Math, left to right: Richard J. Burgess; Russell H. Mazzola; Thomas J. Regan; Reams. Above: Science, left to right: James R. Campbell; Harry L. Morgan; Clarence R. Lyond; Norman L. Turcotte. Below: Science, left to right: Robert J. Bernath; John K. Delahunt; John T. Ghiorse; George P. Carpenter, Jr. 1, Above: Social Studies, left to right: Paul O. Ritchie; Waldo H. Swan, Driver Education; Richard L. Whitmore Driver Education; Walter W. Donovan; John W. White. Below: Social Studies, left to right: William A. Dempsey, Jr.; James F. Steele; William T. Kearns; William L. Concannon. toward wor nowlA Music, left to right: Russell H. Jack; Paul A. Warren. 17 Arts, left to right: Mary A. Dolan; Evelyn Silvester; Vincent J. DiSessa, Mechanical Drawing. m our wor Top Left: Commercial, left to right: Elizabeth L. MacGregor; Olive E. Hackett; Daniel T. Blanchar Top Right: Hilmer S. Nelson, Agriculture. Middle Left: Commercial, left to right: Dorothy G. M acGregor; Ervida C Swirkal; Louise J. Hill. Bottom Left: Commercial, left to right: M. Jean Young; Margaret K. Langford; Francis X. Kelly; Helen M. Norris. 19 Top Left: Agriculture, Marie K. Ghiorse and Harold R. Nelson. Top Right: Gym, top to bottom: Mary E. Arnold; Sally J. Levangie; John Fisher; Oral A. Page; Leo A. Hayes. Bottom: Health, Herberta L. Stockwell. Home Economics, left to right: Eva Skala; Esther L. Benson; Louise B. Masters. 20 Vocational, left to right: James F. Boland; Harold E. Clarke. Above: Vocational, left to right: Eric A. Roy; Joseph K. Whittemore; Olio H. Mahn; George H. Klay. Below: Vocational, left to right: Frank H. Meda; Henry E. Marshman, Jr; Philip J. Messina. I RESPONSIBILITY Responsibility ' s like a string we can only see the middle of. Both ends are out of sight. — William McFee 25 .V. Richard Cameron, President Dennis Blake, Vice-President Lawrence Griffin, Secretary-Treasurer Lawrence Robinson, Marshal THREE-YEAR HIGH HONORS Priscilla Lillian Bates John Andrew Berg, Jr. Dian Mae Crocker Joseph Anthony Curro Natalie Janice Glidden Claire Donzelle Goldthwaite Barbara Lorraine Laniewski Carol Ann Laskey William Everett Lewis, Jr. Arthur Patstone Walter Patstone Donna Elinor Peterson Janice Marshal Phillips Natalie Shober Bruce Wesley Stevens Ronald Nelson Wentworth Susan Jane Wirtz THREE-YEAR HONORS Joyce Ann Abruzzese John Richard Karlberg Linda Ann Ahlquist Karl Herbert Klasson Carol Eugenia Albion Myra Lucy LaMontagne Susan Winifred Allen Kenneth LeBaron Margeson Diana Frances Baglione Edward George Melchin Concetta Rose Bottari Harry Theodore Miller, Jr. Diane Marcia Brayshaw John Robert Moore William Alfred Brown Cathryn Elaine Muirhead Jeffrey Lewis Bruce Peter Victor Naylor Constance Carino Sylvia Georgette Neva Cynthia Wetmore Carlson Ivy Isabelle Nott David Emil Carlson Judith Coates Palmer Carol Ann Coady Beverly Anne Pantano Kevin Robert Danehy Penelope Ann Perkins Thomas Nunzie Daniele Stanley Norman Petersen George Harry Dewing Dorothy Lucille Pitts Michael Arthur Dunning Janice Arlene Ralph Lawraine Esther Fall Alan Richard Risley Robert David Fernald Jean Alice Roanowicz Stephen Francis French Sandra Louise Russell Edmund Michael Geyer Steven Robert Thayer Mary Ellen Grant Allen Sargent Thompson Albert Middleton Gray, Jr. Bonnie Susan Tirrell Michael Mohammed Hassan Susan Martha Vedoe Janice May Haygarth Judith Carol Voegtlin Louise Catherine Hebert Donald Bruce Wentworth Gail Elisabeth Holloway Harold Wilson Whitehouse, Jr. LATIN AMERICA: Continent of the Future WILLIAM EVERETT LEWIS Careful analysis reveals that Latin America is the fastest growing continent in the world, both economically and socially; consequently, it is expected that in the future she will play an increasingly more important role in world affairs. There is a bright future in the offing for our southern neighbors provided they take advan- tage of the opportunity by overcoming the obstacles hindering their advancement. One obstacle that has greatly hindered the progress of Latin America is the po- litical structure; for, although we hear the continent referred to as a unit, in reality, it consists of several politically divided nations. Some of these nations are demo- ccratic in nature, but others are dicatorial and have developed into areas which might readily accept Communism. Latin America is greatly in need of economic assistance and, if she does not receive aid from the United States, she will turn elsewhere. The relationship be- tween our country and Latin America seems to be in a rather precarious situation at this time, but one that can be remedied. Such projects as the Organization of American States, comprising Latin America and the United States, which held its tenth Inter-American conference in March, 1954, foster co-operation between the American nations and encourage mutual economic assistance. It is hoped that by the actions of that agency and by the work of United States programs, the threat of Communism hindering the democratic development of Latin America will be re- moved. Why does Latin America have such a great need of foreign aid? At present she is striving to develop her abundant natural resources, which make up the greater part of her exports. In recent years commerce has made rapid advances. Since the period immediately preceding World War II, trade between Latin America and the United States has doubled. The bulk of her exports still remains in the form of raw materials, upon which our country is becoming increasingly more dependent; therefore, it is of great importance to us that Latin American resources be developed. 29 The United States feels that Latin Ame ric an economy will best advance through free enterprise and private capital. Milton Eisenhower, Personal Representative oJ the President, points out that eighty per cent of the economic: aid which Latin America has received from the United States is in the form of private capital. Latin America, however, feels that she should receive more help in the form of investment from the United States government. As a result she does not always present an attitude favorable to private investment. Clearly some sort of harmony between North American and South American views could greatly accelerate her pro- gram of economic development. Socially, Latin America is far behind the United States, although her standard of living is improving rapidly. Since educational facilities are not adequate, many na tions are still burdened with over fifty per cent illiteracy. These rates are. how ever, being lowered. Bolivia, which provides free and compulsory primary education and has seven universities, has already reduced her adult illiteracy rate from eighty- five per cent in 1956 to sixty-eight per cent in 1958. Many other states have also initi- ated various social and educational reforms with the result that, on the whole, the standard of living in Latin America is increasing faster than in any other area of the world. The future holds much promise for Latin America, an area which has both the natural resources and the manpower to become a leading power in the world. Before she can achieve this goal, however, she must solve her political differences, both among her own disunited nations and with the United States. Once this ambition is realized, economic and social growth will follow naturally and she will assume her rightful place among the powers of the world. In the words of Arturo Frondizi, President of Argentina, Let us make the American Continent the continent of human hope, realizing on its soil and for all its sons the promise of happiness and fulfillment America offers to mankind. THE AMERICAS . . . Partners for Peace DONNA ELINOR PETERSON Today a minority subversive group in Latin American countries is spreading rumors, indicating that our Southern neighbors are developing a dislike and, in some cases, even a distrust of the United States. Instances of ill-feeling were evident in the fairly recent reports concerning the stoning of Vice President Nixon in Vene- zuela and the student demonstration in Bolivia, both of which were eagerly seized upon by propagandists. Actually, study has shown that some basis of fact did exist in these accounts; but, on the whole, the rumors were exaggerated. The present unfriendly attitude of Latin American republics is the result of corruptive outside influences regarding the past foreign policy of the United States, a policy often interpreted as being devised to benefit our country at the expense of the weaker, the less stable nations. There rests the beginning of the bitterness, which has been spreading, nurtured by misunderstanding and error. This misunderstanding has been gradually developing since the inception of our Latin American policy, in 1823, with the adoption of the Monroe Doctrine, a political theory that supposedly was America for Americans. Thence, the United States became the protector of the young Latin American nations, independent but exhausted by struggles against autocratic rule. At the time, the Western Hemisphere, isolated from the rest of the world geographically, could also expect to remain isolated politically, with little difficulty. As a result, this policy was fairly workable and culminated in the growth of a mutual, but rather distant friendship, based on a common need for individual ad- vancement. This might be exemplified by the action of the United States in the Mexican revolution and in the Venezuelan boundary dispute when those Latin American countries looked -to us for aid. As the years have passed, however, the purpose behind our actions has become questionable in the minds of many Latin Americans. The policy established by Theodore Roosevelt, in 1904, transforming the position of the United States from a protector to a police agent, gave substance to this doubt. For the next thirty years, our country intervened in numerous instances to prevent political and economic disturbances. Fearing action by European creditors, we rescued Santo Domingo from bankruptcy; United States Marines took Veracruz, Mexico, to bring order during a political upheaval, but only in the best interests of democracy. Too, we occupied Haiti to salvage the financial system and to establish a stable government. As a result of such intervention, friendly in our eyes but aggressive in the eyes of Latin Americans, the United States came to be regarded as The Great Colossus of the North, the Neighbor with the Big Stick. Amiable relations could hardly exist under such conditions. Nevertheless. United States has aided in the develop- ment of these Southern republics, politically and financially. The points debatable in the minds of our Southern neighbors were the methods employed and our moti- vations which frequently aroused their suspicions. This attitude warned President Franklin 1). Roosevelt of the necessity of prov- ing otherwise, so, in 1933, he introduced the Good Neighbor Policy ; stating that this country was to devote its energies to the policy of the good neighbor — the neighbor who resolutely respects himself and, because he does so, respects the rights of others. Under the terms of this policy, all countries of the Western Hemisphere were to be equal, equal in authority and in points of decision. To bring about this sense of equality, the United States was to evidence respect and co-operation and. although maintaining firmness, avoid a domineering attitude. Likewise, a series of Pan-American conferences have been held to determine decision involving international affairs, through discussion and co-operative actions of both the South America countries and the United States; for example, the Pan- American League of twenty-one nations caused a unified front to be followed by these countries in World War II. After the war, the Rockefeller Committee was set up to co-ordinate the cultural and commercial relations among the American republics. The multiple accomplish- ments through its efforts have been prodigious: student transfers; training programs for medic al personnel, social workers, engineers and aviators; and a well-developed transportation system by highways and airlines between the two continents. With such a concentrated effort on the part of the United States to repair North and South America re- lations, much progress has been made, but the way is not easy. Old problems are yet to be solved. New dif- ficulties are arising in the current world situation. We have the means, however, to overcome all obstacles in the path to an understanding. With the republics of Latin America and the United States working co- operatively, we can accomplish much, not only for our- selves but the entire world. Latin America and the United States can be an active force — American partners in hope for world peace. THE AMERICAS . . . Economic Partners BRUCE WESLEY STEVENS During the great era of free trade and investment in the ninteenth century, the United States enjoyed a favorable program of commercial relations with Latin America, which ended abruptly in the crash of 1929. Then Latin American industry become revitalized during World War II when she offered an unrestricted field of exports to the Western Allies; since then, there has been a continuous advancement noted in her business organization. The time has come when the United States must consider seriously the great importance of Latin America, not only as a market but also as a main source of essential raw materials. No land is more conductive to American business than Latin America which, next to Canada, absorbs more U.S. capital than any other part of the World. By the end of 1957, our direct private investment in Latin America amounted to 8.4 billion dollars or one-third of our total direct investment abroad. Likewise, our gov- ernment has invested at least two billion dollars, and the Export-Import Bank has loaned them over a quarter of a billion. A good amount of this rapidly growing in- vestment has been directed to oil, mining, and public utilities in Venezuela, Brazil, Cuba, Chile, and Mexico. Latin America now accounts for one-fourth of our world trade, United States business having been established in practically every market. Furthermore, many of our corporations have established branches to meet Latin America ' s demands for more manufactured products — demands that have resulted from their economic growth, fostered by our help. Besides this very important rea- son, there are several others: 1 . The differences between tastes frequently require a new product or the adaptation of the old. 2. Raw materials are easily obtained in large quantities, thanks to the com- bined efforts of many countries in exploitation and research. 33 3. The sources of raw materials, such as oil, are not endangered by possible major conflicts now existing in the Middle East. Most of the Latin American countries have reached a critical point in their dev- elopment. Though still dependent on their exports or raw materials to the United States and Europe, they desire internal growth to make them less dependent on the fluctuation of commodity prices in world markets and to give them a greater sense of self-sufficiency. It was remarked by a Brazilian official: There is a sense of frus- tration in our people when they hear about the great wealth of Brazil. We had a gold rush in the eighteenth century; the Portuguese ended with little, but we ended with nothing. Now there is a growing feeling that progress must come from within. Indeed, Latin Americans have awakened to their responsibilities and are making great strides toward economic security. In the past few years progress has been noted again and again: seven republics have integrated steel industries; Argentina has a small automobile industry and the beginning of an important parts supply business; Brazil ' s automobile industry is turning out over 100,000 buses, cars and trucks a year; Chile is utilizing her forests for her new pulp-and-paper industry; and Mexico ' s Sahagun Indians, who only ten years ago were farmers, are now turning out diesels, textile machines, and freight cars. Such an industrial expansion has given the main impetus to Latin American growth and has boosted personal income and expenditures. The combination of our help and their ambition has transformed economies that were dependent on agricultural and foreign industries into more stable economies. Despite the fact that the countries of Latin America are divided, the hope for the future is strong. Observes Carl Rieser: If this area teems with prob- lems — poverty, inflation, trade disbalances, national- ism, and Communist subversion, it also teems with excitement. The challenge to United States policy- makers is to help Latin American nations overcome these problems and at the same time encourage them in their legitimate aspirations. FELLOWSHIP ' Qr eater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends — John, XV, 13 36 WILLIAM ABBOTT Weymouth Bill . . . our future engineer . . . likes football, physics, and fried clams . . . dis- likes English and staying after school . . . usually seen at the Colonial Pharmacy. Football 10, 11; Winter Track 10. RONALD ADLER East Weymouth Ronnie . . . whose pet peeve is getting up early, naturally likes week ends . . his favorite saying, Is that right? . . . fre- quently seen around Bill ' s Service Station . . . future in the auto repair field. LINDA AHLQUIST South Weymouth Linda . . . pretty and friendly . . . loyal football fan ... a future engineering sec- retary ... a dependable worker. Nominating Committee 11,12; Spanish Club President 12; Spanish Club 10; Hon- ors 10,11; Secretary to Mr. Kearns 11,12; Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11. CAROL ALBION East Weymouth Carol . . . another future nurse ... a blonde who ' s an avid reader . . . badmin- ton, Chinese food and Cary Grant are tops with Carol . . . dislikes Shakespeare, and French III. Honors 10,11; Volleyball 10; Field Hockey 10; Basketball 10; Hyroc Gazette Distrib- utor 10; Future Nurses ' Club 10. SUSAN ALLEN South Weymouth Suzy . . . petite and blonde . . . one day a physical therapist . . . likes horses and Physics . . . quiet and friendly. Yearbook 11; Assistant Editor 12; Junior- Senior Assembly 11; Honors 10,11; Basket- ball 10; Softball 10; Volleyball 10; Bad- minton 10,11; Home Room Messenger 12. MARGARET ANDERSON North Weymouth Margaret . . . plans to be an I.B.M. oper- ator . . . quiet, helpful . . . loves pizza, swimming, and Tony Curtis . . . doesn ' t care for Consumer Education and chicken . . . also bowls. Typewriting Certificate (55) 12; Basket- ball 12. DONALD ALEXANDRIAN East Weymouth Alex . . . adventurous and gay ... a sheet metal student . . . will ride a horse or try anything to keep from doing homework . . . doesn ' t care for women drivers, but is learning to tolerate them . . . good luck Alex . Student Council 10,11; Nominating Com- mittee 11; Open House 11,12. CHRISTINE ANDERSON South Weymouth Chris . . . busy and popular ... as a fashion designer she will be a success. Student Marshal 12; Senior Prom Com- mittee 12; Home Room Yearbook Repre- sentative 12; Sports Assembly 12; Junior Home Room Treasurer 1 1 ; Junior-Senior Assembly 1 1 ; Sophomore Nominating Com- mittee 10; Sophomore Party 10; Junior Par ' v 1 1 . ROBERT ANDERSON South Weymouth Andy . . . contemplating a career in the Army . . . practical joker of 216 . . . likes war movies, girls and pizza . . . intensely dislikes getting up to go to school. JOYCE ABRUZZESE East Weymouth Joyce . . . perfect lady . . . likes pizza, da ncing . . . dislikes sloppy dress . . . future marine biologist. Cheerleader 12; Library Club 10,11; Span- ish Club 12; Thanksgiving Assembly 10 Reflector Advertising Staff 1 1 ; Sports As sembly 12; Farewell Assembly 11; Gradua- tion Dance Committee 12. ROBERT AHEARN East Weymouth Alec ... a good mechanic . . . will probably be our future contractor . . . likes most foods and sports . . . pet peeve is the afternoon session . . . often found working on cars. Honors 11; Student Council 10,11; Open House 11; Student Government 11; Choir 11. RICHARD AINSLIE East Weymouth Dick . . . tall and easy-going . . . favor- ites are steak, sports, Mr. McCarthy and custom cars . . . dislikes macaroni, noisy girls and economics ... a future service- man. Baseball 10,11,12; Office Practice Helper 12; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Book Room 10,11. Mid Weymouth Highs soft lawns and pines 37 MARTHA AuCOIN East Weymouth Marty . . . peppy . . . likes fried clams, dancing . . . dislikes Consumer Education ... a future secretary. Mr. Lyond ' s Secretary 12; Junior Nominat- ing Committee 1 1 ; Who ' s Who Committee 12; Junior Decorating Committee 1 1; Year- book Art Staff 12; Junior Party 11; Junior- Senior Assembly 1 1 . JOAN AUSTIN South Weymouth Joanie ... an attractive miss with big blue eyes . . . skating rates high ... a future nurse. Senior Nominating Committee 12; Student Marshal 10,11; Class Dues Collector 12; Future Nurses of America 12; Junior-Sen- ior Assembly 11; F.B.L.A. 10,11; Lab Assistant 12. BARBARA BACKLUND East Weymouth Barb . . . future bookkeeper . . . likes bowling, skating, English and Frankie Ava- Ion . . . but fish and history are not for this lass. Cafeteria Work 10; Fashion Show 10; At- tendance Slips 12. GILBERT BALENTINE South Weymouth Gil ... a laughing comedian . . . future state trooper . . . likes pot roast, westerns, and any Ford Company car . . . dislikes fish, onions, and Mondays. DIANA BAGLIONE Weymouth Diana . . . short and cute . to (Catherine Gibbs. plans to go DANIEL BARBIERE South Weymouth Bud . . . may be found in Pat ' s Variety Store dodging homework . . . his ambition is to be successful . . . his favorite saying is I give up. What? Student Government 11,12; Student Coun- cil 10,11.12; Student Marshal 10,11,12; Cap and Gown 12; Open House 10,11,12. SUSAN BARNES South Weymouth Sue . . . peppy and full of fun . . . hopes to study architecture at the University of Massachusetts. Class Banquet 12; Cheerleader 11; Victory Dance Decoration 1 1 ; Heart ' s Delight Dance Decorating 11; Football Rally As- sembly 11; Steve Allen Show Assembly 11; Math Club 11; Badminton 10,11. MARYLOU BARTON Weymouth MaryLou . . . our Miss Whiz in short- hand . . . one of the agricultural secretaries . . . hopes to go to Salem Teachers College . . . open your books, class. Mr. Nelson ' s Secretary 11,12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate (100) 1 1 ; Typewriting Certificate (59) 11; Volleyball 10,11; Bas- ketball 10,11. Laboratory Assistant 11; A.V. Club 10,11; Badminton 10,11; Field Hockey 10; Volley- ball 10; Honors 10,11; Cap and Gown 12; Reflector Advertising 11; Decorating Com- mittee 10; Victory Dance Decorating Com- mittee 11; Math Club 11. SHIRLEY BALLANTYNE East Weymouth Shirley . . . future switchboard operator . . . likes sports, movies, and pizza . . . popular music rates high too . . . dislikes studying, Elvis Presley, and Problems of Democracy. Softball 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10. PAUL BARCELO South Weymouth Paul . . . much fun and laughter . . . likes fried clams, football, and Audrey Hepburn ... in time he will make a good watch- maker. MICHAEL BARRY North Weymouth Mike . . . sincere and friendly to all . . . likes vacations and the 2:20 bell . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . vocation is undecided. Cross Country 11; Winter Track 11. MARGARET BATES North Weymouth Peggy . . . likes fried clams, Mr. Con- cannon, and popular and classical music . . . dislikes pea soup, operas, and Problems of Democracy . . . marriage in the future for this girl. School Swimming Team in Florida 10; School Talent Show in Florida 10; Intra- murals 1 1 . a cross of fairest gray PRISCILLA BATES Weymouth Priscilla . . . very quiet . . . efficient work- er .. . Pat Boone is her favorite . . . often seen ice skating. High Honors 11; Honors 10; Secretary to M-ss Nye 11,12; Gregg Transcription Cer- tificate (100) 12; Typing Certificate (70) 11; Badminton 10,11; Volleyball 10. DONNA BELCHER Weymouth Donna ... a future medical secretary . . . can be found working. Honor Roll 10,11; Graduation Dance Com- mittee 12; Junior Party Committee 11; Reflector Advertising Staff 11; Decorating Door Committee 1 1 ; Future Nurses ' Club 10; Spanish Club 11; Badminton 10,11; Basketball 10; Field Hockey 11. BRUCE BENSON Weymouth Bruce . . . usually seen in the physics lab ... a good sense of humor . . . enioys swimming and playing hockey . . . plans a Naval career. Physics Lab Assistant 1 1 ; Cafeteria Duty 10. PHILIP BERIO East Weymouth Butch ' ' . . . Rock and Roll by Fats Domino, lobster, Mr. Nelson, and science are his favorites . . . dislikes English, math, and women drivers . . . likes to hunt ... a future auto mechanic. Student Marshal 10,11,12. WAYNE BICKNELL Weymouth Bick . . . quiet and unassuming ... a successful landscape salesman of the future . . . enjoys hunting and eating steak . . . dislikes chicken. F.F.A. Reporter 11; F.F.A. President 12. JANET B1NNEY East Weymouth Jan . . . usually seen in a green Ford convertible . . . likes pizza, westerns and badminton . . . dislikes spinach and short- hand homework . . . always saying, Oh, great! . . . she ' ll make a fine secretary. Senior Party Committee 12; Typewriting Certificate (56) 11; Future Business Lead- ers of America 11; Future Nurses 10. EMILY BELCASTRO North Weymouth Em . . . dependable and likeable . . . usually found watching TV . . . likes Pat Boone, pizza, English and basketball . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . also dis- likes Problems of Democracy, and pork chops . . . future I.B.M. operator. Basketball 10; Softball 11. LEE BENOIT Weymouth Lee . . . usually seen working on cars . . . football, pizza, westerns, and history are favorites with him . . . dislikes liver, Eng- lish, and debtors who don ' t pay ... he will make a good mechanic. JOHN BERG East Weymouth Jack . . . future engineer . . . plans to go to M.I.T. . . . earnest but fun loving. Cross Country 11,12; Winter Track 11,12; Spring Track 11,12; Who ' s Who Chair- man 12; Yearbook 11; Assistant Editor 12; Student Council President 12; High Honors 10,11; Rotary Guest 11; Science Fiction Contest Winner 11; Farewell Assembly 11. JOHN BEVILACQUA North Weymouth John . . . our furure Merchant Marine . . . quiet but has a good sense of humor . . . likes all sports and cars . . . beef stew is this lad ' s favorite food. Spring Track 10,11,12. BARBARA BINGHAM North Weymouth Barb ... a happy smile . . . favorites are chicken, tennis, Miss White and Span- ish .. . dislikes strawberries, history, and busy telephone lines . . . her favorite ex- pression, That ' s beside the point. ... a future teacher. Future Teachers ' Club 10,11,12; Vice Pres- ident 12; Spanish Club 11,12. DONALD BISHOP South Weymouth Bish . . . usually seen in his car . . . likes pizza, Miss Toomey, physics and Maverick . . . often heard saying, You ' d just better believe it. . . . he will make a fine aircraft mechanic. stands sentry o ' er the youthful hnes WILLIAM BOUDREAU South Weymouth Bill . . . the boy with the cheery disposi- tion . . . soon to be in the Armed Forces . . . likes popular music, swimming, and spaghetti . . . often expresses the much heard complaint, I hate homework! Band 10, 11; Latin Certificate of Supe- rior Merit 10; Math Club 11. PATRICIA BOWMAN East Weymouth Patti . . . one of the smallest and nicest . . . heading for a secretarial job. Mr. Whittemore ' s Secretary 11,12; F.B.L.A. Vice President 11; F.B.L.A. President 12; Party Committees 10,11,12; Gregg Short- hand Certificate (80) 12; Bookkeeping Award 11; Dramatic Club 12; Attendance Slips 11,12. DIANE BRAYSHAW Weymouth Diane . . . usually seen going through her pocketbook . . . likes English muffins, sew- ing and Chevies . . . dislikes liver, Eng- lish and ankle socks . . . she will make an efficient housewife. Honors 10,11; Senior Prom Committee 12; A.V. Club 10, Badminton 10. DENNIS BLAKE North Weymouth Denny ... a capable leader . . . can always be found at the Shell Station in North Weymouth . . . likes parties, food, and slow dances . . . dislikes afternoon ses- sions, working, and Fords. W.V.S. Vice-President 12; Football 10; Honors 11; Choir 11; Assembly Commit- tee 12; Student Council 11. DIANE BLAKEMAN North Weymouth Blakey . . . full of fun . . . likes laugh- ing, and clams ... a future I.B.M. oper- Class Banquet Committee 12; Mr. Jack ' s Secretary 12; Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Business Club Treasurer 12; Southeastern Music Festival 10,11,12; Vol- leyball 10; F.B.L.A. Club 10,11,12; Type- writing Certificate (63) 12. CONCETTA BOTTARI South Weymouth Connie ... a pert gal . . . her friends are many ... a prospective private sec- retary. Honors 10,11; Mr. Lyond ' s Secretary 12; Bookkeeping Award 11; Typewriting Cer- tificate (56) 11; Gregg Shorthand Certifi- cate (60) 11; Business Club 11; A.V. Club 10; Basketball 10; Badminton 10; Student Marshal 11. MICHAEL BLAKE East Weymouth Mike ... a comedian . . . his favorites are Miss E. MacGregor, Math. Bing Crosby, pizza and Maverick . . . dislikes squash . . . pastime is fishing . . . hopes to be an engineer. CARLA BORLENGHI South Weymouth Carla . . . soon to become a nurse ... an enthusiastic football fan . . . friendly and understanding. Honors 10; Future Nurses ' Club 11,12; Class Motto Committee 11; Sophomore Nominating Committee 1 0; Sophomore Party 10; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Football Assembly 12. EDWARD BOUCHER South Weymouth Ed . . . capable and intelligent ... a future printer . . . can be found at Co- lumbian Square. Student Government 12; Student Council 11,12; Merit Award 11; High Honors 11; Honors 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Senior Nominating Committee 12; Junior Usher 11; Open House 10,11,12. ALVA BOWMAN Weymouth Al . . . quiet but friendly . . . Johnny Mathis, basketball, and turkey are her favor- ites . . . dislikes noisy people, cold pizza and English Literature ... a future I.B.M. operator. Mr. Jack ' s Secretary 12. RONALD BRACKETT East Weymouth Ron ... a great personality . . . pastime is baseball . . . soon studying to be a dentist. Baseball 10,11,12; Football 10,11.12; Hockey Manager 10, 11, 12; Student Marshal 10, 11, 12; Key Club 12; Juniur -Senior Assembly 11; Junior Party 11; Senior Party 12; Morning Devotions 11, 12. PHYLLIS BRIGGS East Weymouth Phyl ... a well-dressed girl with vi- brant personality . . . plans a secretarial career . . . her pet peeve is waiting. Who ' s Who Committee 12; Spanish Club 12; Home Room Messenger 10; Hyvoc Gazette 10; Basketball 10; Badminton 10; Volleyball 10. th at pass him dan bu d( ay oy aay. 40 SHARON BROWN North Weymouth Sherry ... a miss who is certain to suc- ceed . . . enthusiastic . . . quiet and de- pendable ... a good worker ... a future beautician. Honors 1 1 ; Gregg Transcription Certificate (100) 12; Secretary to Mr. Nelson 12. JEFFREY BRUCE North Weymouth Jeff . . . tall with a good personality . . . this ambitious Harvard hopeful is plan- ning on a career in law. High Honors 10; Honors 11; Student Mar- shal 10,14,12; Math Club 10; Key Club 10; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Junior Party 11; Spring Track 12; Winter Track 12; Cross Country 11,12. EDWARD BURKE East Weymouth Eddie . . . usually seen minding his own business . . . his favorites are Joan Craw- ford, hockey, ice cream and History . . . dislikes liver. Biology, and homework . . . an avid history student ... a future college man. A.V. Club 12. LAURA BURRELL East Weymouth Laura . . . future secretary . . . quiet and helpful ... an avid Maroon fan . . . likes cooking, American Bandstand , and Span- ish .. . pet peeve is boring telephone con- versationalists. Cap and Gown Committee 12; Spanish Club, Treasurer 12; Home Room Messen- ger 11; A.V. Club 10; Badminton 10. IRENE BUSH South Weymouth Reenie . . . future teacher . . . full of pep and fun . . . sparky cheerleader . . . busy school citizen. Student Council Secretary 10,11,12; Future Teachers ' Club 10,12; Sophomore Nomi- nating Committee 10; Yearbook Staff 11; Football Assembly 11,12; Senior Party 12; Student Marshal 12. RICHARD CAMERON South Weymouth Dick . . . someone the vocational school boys are proud to know ... a future auto- matic transmission mechanic. Class President 12; Student Government Chairman 12; Student Council 10,11,12; Honors 10,11; Three Merit Awards 11,12; Junior Usher 11; Open House 10,11; Jun- ior Nominating Committee 11. WILLIAM BROWN North Weymouth Bill . . . personality plus . . . tops with the girls . . . intelligent and active in school affairs. Student Council 10,11,12; Treasurer 12; Student Marshal 10,11,12; Cross Country 10.12; Track 10; High Honors 10; Honors 11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Math Club 10,1 1; Dramatic Club 10. FLOYD BUDDEN South Weymouth Dave ... a whiz on the ice . . . hopes to be an electrical engineer . . . likes West- erns, sea food and sports cars . . . will surely go a long way. Hockey 10,11,12. NORMAN BURKE South Weymouth Big Norm . . . likes everyone . . . loves animals . . . will make a good veterinarian . . . Chinese food ranks high on his list . . . valuable manager of Track team. Assistant Manager of Spring Track 10; Lunch Room Assistant 10,1 1; Winter Track 11. CAROL BURTON Weymouth C . . . the perfect housewife . . . doesn ' t care too much for homework . . . favorites are pizza, typing, Debbie Reynolds, and Jerry Lewis . . . television and dancing are her favorite pastimes. ANN BZDULA East Weymouth Annie ... a loyal and gay friend . . . frequently found eating Chinese food . . . soon to be a Data Processing Machine operator. Honors 11; Mr. Fisher ' s Secretary 11,12; Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 12; Head Cafeteria Cashier 10,11,12. LAWRENCE CARELLA North Weymouth Larry . . . favorite pastime is automobiles . . . wants to be a designer . . . likes trigo- nometry, ravioli, and TV Westerns . . . pet peeve is busy girls. Baseball 10,12; Basketball 10,11,12; dent Marshal 11,12. Stu- He teach es in his gentle way 41 CONSTANCE CARINO East Weymouth Connie . . . ambition is Fisher Junior College . . . likes dancing, swimming and bowling . . . neat dresser. Honors 10,11; Senior Nominating Com- mittee 12; Christmas Door Decorations 11; Farewell Assembly 11; Spanish Club 12; Library Club 10,11; Reflector Advertising Staff 11; Chorus 10. DAVID CARLSON East Weymouth Dave ... a natural scientist . . . will be a successful physicist . . . works hard . . . takes pride and joy in his car . . . can be seen at most hockey and football games. Student Marshal 10,11,12; Hockey 11; Book Room Duty 10,11; Junior-Senior As- sembly 11; High Honors 10,11; Key Club 12. NANCY CARTER Weymouth Nan . . . future as a private secretary . . . always neat and punctual. F.B.L.A. 12; Future Teachers ' Club 12; Spanish Club 10; Badminton 11; Basketball 10; Home Room Messenger 11; Senior Prom 12; Home Room Secretary 11; Gregg Transcription Certificate (60) 11; Mrs. Pileggi ' s Secretary 12. ROBERT CHANDLER Holbrook Chuck . . . big, strong and well-liked . . . likes rare steaks . . . favorite pastime is tinkering around cars . . . future as an auto- mobile mechanic. Lunch Room Duty 10,11,12. PRISCILLA CHICK Weymouth Chick . . . future teacher . . . enjoys working . . . likes traveling, skating and convertibles . . . she ' s quite an actress. Future Teachers ' Club 10,11; Treasurer 12; Hyi ' oc Gazette Circulation Staff 10; Cafe- teria Worker 10; Senior Banquet Commit- tee 12; Basketball 10; Home Room Mes- senger 12. ROBERT CHISHOLM North Quincy Boh CYNTHIA CARLSON East Weymouth Cindy . . . future Medical Technologist . . . piano, tennis, and swimming are her favorite pastimes . . . quite artistic. Reflector Art Staff 12; Reflector Advertis- ing Staff 11; Library Club 11, Treasurer 10; Spanish Club 11,12; Honors 10,11; Class Dues Collector 12; State Music Festi- val 10; Senior Party 12. MADELINE CARRIERO Weymouth Maddy . . . future secretary ... ice skat- ing is her favorite pastime . . . dislikes com- mercials ... is always ready to help her friends. Reflector Advertising Staff 11; F.B.L.A. 10,11,12; Fashion Show 10; Future Teach- ers ' Club 12; Future Nurses ' Club 1 1; Soft- ball 10; Volleyball 11. WILLIAM CAULFIELD Weymouth Bill . . . ambition is to be a good teacher . . . likes westerns, Mr. Kearns, and sports . . . rather carefree and lucky . . . never has a frown. Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Thanksgiving Game Usher 12. ROY CHARRON North Weymouth Roy . . . college is his immediate goal . . . water skiing keeps his summers busy . . . don ' t offer him any Chinese food . . . Rock and Roll is the only music for him . . . probably can be found at Boston University next year. Cap and Gown Committee 12. NANCY CHIPMAN South Weymouth Nancy . . . Art School is her goal . . . loves to sketch . . . pizza, parties, television are favorires with her . . . don ' t give her any spinach or liver . . . homework doesn ' t agree with her. Fashion Show 10,1 1. CATHLEEN CICCHESE East Weymouth . our future printer . . . dis- Cathy . . . happy-go-lucky . . . will likes silly and conceited girls . . . likes make a good hairdresser. . . . loves sports parties and food but dosen ' t like home- and cars • • • can be seen at Howies on work. week ends. Student Council 10,11; Student Govern- ment 10,11; Honors 10,11; Merit Award 10; Office Helper 11. that spirit cannot die! GERALDINE CICCHESE East Weymouth Gerry . . . wants to be a secretary . . . loves dancing . . . laughs at every joke . . . a rtists are her pet peeve. Home Room Messenger 1 1 ; Home Room Secretary 12; Class Motto 11,12; Honors 10, Mr. Mazzola ' s Secretary 12. VIRGINIA CLARK East Weymouth Ginny ... to be a movie actress is her goal . . . life of the party . . . always smiling ... a conscientious worker . . . everyone is her friend. Scituate High School 10,11; Gregg OAT Certificate 10; Sciluation and Chimes Typist 10,11; Fashion Show Commentator 11; Miss Oaks ' s Secretary 12. CYNTHIA CLIFFORD South Weymouth Cindy ... a loquacious gal . . . cute and peppy . . . dancing is fun for her . . . soon to be a secretary . . . likes westerns, office practice, and Miss Norris . . . Quincy seems to attract her. North Quincy High School 10; Dance Committee 10,11; Fashion Show 11. RICHARD COAKLEY East Weymouth Dick ... an automobile enthusiast . . . will make a good machinist . . . likes to play jokes on people . . . eats lunch in style at home. JOANNE CLARK North Weymouth Jo ... a future teacher . . . takes pride in her radiant hair . . . likes to have fun . . . quiet and reserved but always there when you need help. Future Teachers ' Club 10,11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Home Room Messenger 11; Senior Class Banquet 12; Honors 11. ROBERT CLAUSS Quincy Bob . . . good looking bring pigeons to school . . conservation of wild life . enjoys his company. . . loves to interested in . everybody F.F.A. 10,11,12. CAROL COADY Weymouth Carol . . . wants to teach ... a hard worker and loyal friend . . . plans to attend Bridgewater State Teachers ' College. Honors 10,11; Future Teachers ' Club 10, 11,12; Future Teachers ' Club Program Chairman 12; Spanish Club 11,12; Lunch Room Cashier 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10. CAROLYN COLE South Weymouth Carol . . . carefree ... a capable work- er .. . always planning something . . . likes Oldsmobiles and dancing . . . takes kidding happily ... a future secretary. Typewriting Certificate (78) 11; Honors 10; Gregg Transcription Certificate (100) 11; Mr. Kelly ' s Secretary 11,12. ALBERT COLARUSSO North Weymouth Albie . . . baseball is his sport . . . col- lege will determine his undecided future . . . enjoys watching wrestling matches . . . sure to succeed because of his willingness to help. Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 10. CAROLYN COLLINS North Weymouth Carol . . . soon to be a fine hairdresser . . . writing letters is her pastime . . . pizza and fried chicken ate delicious . . . conceited boys are her pet peeve. Typewriting Certificate (57) 11; Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 12; Miss Norris ' Secretary 12; F.B.L.A. 12. THOMAS CONNELLY East Weymouth Tom ... a hockey fan . . . water skiing makes his summers fly ... a neat dresser . . . Boston University is his goal. Home Room Messenger 1 1 . JUDITH CONNOLLY East Weymouth Judy . . . neat and fashionable . . . wants to be an airline hostess . . . pet peeve is grouchy people . . . likes to relax . . . her pastime is dancing. Chorus 10,11; Basketball 10; Fashion Show 10; Assistant to Mr. Drake 11; School Stationery Committee 12. Pro patria, we hear him say, m BARBARA CRAFFEY East Weymouth Barbara ... a sincere but frank person . . . dependable . . . works hard at Richard ' s Drive-In ... has all qualities necessary to be a supervisor . . . quite a seamstress . Miss Benson ' s Secretary 11,12; Who ' s Who 12; Fashion Show 10,11; Assistant to Mrs. Masters 10. DIAN CROCKER Weymouth Dian . . . hard working and dependable . . . perfection is her standard ... a teach- er to be. High Honors 10; Honors 11; Reflector Editor-in-chief 12; Reflector Literary Staff 11; Hyvoc Gazette 10; Future Teachers ' Club 10,11,12; Latin Certificate of Honor- able Merit 11. DANIEL CULLEN East Weymouth Dan . . . enjoys playing football . Sticks to his work ' till it ' s done . . . fair haired and husky . . . never dwells in idle talk. Football 10,11.12; A.V. Club 10,11,12. THOMAS CONNORS East Weymouth Joe . . . wants to become a good carpen- ter .. . spends most of his time participat- ing in various sports . . . lingers in high school corridors . . . likes food, girls, and live parties. Open House Guide 1 1 ; Junior Class Treas- A.V. Club 12. SANDRA CORNER South Weymouth Sandy ... a radiant redhead . . . always cheerful . . . can be seen waiting for a ship . . . wants to work in an office . . . likes to have fun. Rockland High School 10; Home Room Messenger 10. MARSHA COSTA North Weymouth Marsha ... a talkative, witty gal . . . en- joys life . . . loves to eat . . . bound to be an enjoyable addition to the secretarial pro- fession. Typewriting Certificate (57) 11; Junior Nominating Committee 1 1 ; Sophomore Party Decoration Committee 10; Badminton 10; Basketball 10. JAMES CONWAY East Weymouth Farmer ... an automobile enthusiast . . . soon to be a fine mechanic . . . don ' t underestimate his abilities . . . physics is his favorite subject . . . says, You just better believe it! Honors 1 1 . ROBERT COSGROVE Weymouth Bob . . . quiet and conscientious . . . always smiling . . . neat and handsome . . . enoys all sports . . . Chinese food is not to his liking . . . wants to be an accountant. ROBERT COYMAN South Braintree Junior ... a lad with an endless supply of cars . . . likes pizza and submarine sandwiches . . . favorite expression, Are you going to marry the job? . . . hi s pas- time is hard work . . . future as an auto mechanic. Lunch Room Duty 11,12. DAVID CROCKER Weymouth sports, especially . . likes everyone Dave . . . enjoys all track ... a neat dresser . ... a good teacher. Key Club President 12; Honors 10; Re- flector Boys ' Sports Editor 12; Junior-Sen- ior Assembly 11; Cross Country 10,11,12; Spring Track 10,11,12; Winter Track 10, 11,12; Senior Prom 12. DIANE CROWDER East Weymouth Diane . . . quiet, neat and conscientious ... a loyal Weymouth fan . . . has time for all her friends . . . will be a dependable office worker. F.B.L.A. 12; Badminton 11. GERALDINE CULLEN East Weymouth Jody . . . friendly and always laughing . . . forever doing shorthand ... a constant chatterer . . . likes popular music and Perry Como . . . enjoys ice-skating . . . soon to be an executive secretary. Secretary to Mrs. Cote 12; Gregg Short- hand Certificate (80) 12. means love for Weymouth High. 71 44 JAMES CUNNIFF East Weymouth Jim ... a witty sort . . . has curly hair . . . enjoys collecting guns . . . wants to be a Marine . . . has kept Weymouth High ' s books in order for three faithful years . . . likes a good time. Book Room Duty 10,11,12. JOSEPH CURRO East Weymouth Joe . . . every girl ' s desire . . . hand- some, intelligent and quiet ... a hockey enthusiast ... a future dentist. High Honors 10,11; Key Club 12; Student Marshal 12; Hockey Manager 10,11; Jun- ior-Senior Assembly 11; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Committee 12; Latin Cer- tificate of Honorable Merit 11. DONALD D ' ALLESSANDRO East Weymouth Don ... a music lover ... a smooth and clever dancer . . . hopes to be an inte- rior decorator. WILLIAM CURRAN North Weymouth Bill ... a future carpenter . . . pet peeve is the afternoon session . . . favorite pastime is eating . . . likes girls, cars, Mr. Carlson, shop, and English . . . dislikes math . . . sure to be a success. EDWIN DAHL Abington Eddie . . . quiet and busy . . . enjoys hunting . . . likes the simple joys in life . . . sure to do well in agriculture ... a valuable citizen of Weymouth High. F.F.A. 11,12. CAROL DALRYMPLE East Weymouth Carol . . . quiet and friendly ... a bowl- ing enthusiast . . . she will win her way as a secretary with her determination. Gregg Shorthand Certificate (60) 11; Miss White ' s Secretary 12. LEAH DALTON South Weymouth Lee . . . petite and perky . . . loves to have fun . . . wants to be a hairdresser . . . plans to go to Wilfred Academy. Badminton 10; Softball 10; Tennis 10; Honors 10; F.B.L.A. 11. NANCY DAME Weymouth Nan ... a petite girl with determination . . . hopes to be a biologist. Reflector Art Staff 12; A.V. Club 10; Fu- ture Nurses ' Club 12; Field Hockey 10,11 Student Marshal 12; Badminton 10,11,12 Baseball 10; Honors 10; Volleyball 10 Junior Party 11; Lunch Room Assistant 10 JOHN D ANGELO North Weymouth John ... a good athlete ... a future atomic engineer . . . can often be found dancing with a member of the opposite sex . . . hopes to attend Massachusetts Maritime Academy. Football 10,11,12; Spring Track 10,11; Winter Track 10. ROBERT DALY Weymouth Heights Dippy ... a quiet fellow who gets things done . . . his favorite pastime is tinkering with motorcycles ... his pet peeve, home- work . . . future as an auto mechanic. KEVIN DANEHY South Weymouth Kevin . . . polite and lots of fun . . . likes Johnny Mathis, math and basketball . . . hopes to study electrical engineering at the University of Massachusetts. Honors 10,11; Math Club 11; A.V. Club 10; Thanksgiving Assembly 10. ROBERT DANIELE East Weymouth Bob . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . an outstanding basketball player . . . for- ever joking ... he will be a success in whatever he does. Basketball 10,11,12; Football 10; Student Marshal 12; Senior Party 12; Honor Roll 10,11. Staunch stands the watch 45 THOMAS DANIELE East Weymouth Tom . . . likes all sports and Mr. Steele . . . the makings of a successful engineer. Honors 10,11; Hockey 10.11.12; Senior Prom 12; Math Club 10,11; Camera Club 12; A.V. Club 11; Football 10,11; Key Club 12. GERALD DARRELL Weymouth Gerry ... a future machine accountant . . . likes music, Rock and Roll and hot rods . . . plays baseball and enjoys watch- ing other games. Baseball 10. CHERYL DeMEULE South Weymouth Sherry . . . capable and dependable . . . a Rainbow Girl . . . ambition is to become Senior Nominating 12; Juniot Nominating 11; Refletlor Secretary 12; Reflaor Adver- tising 12; F.B.L.A. 11; Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 12; Dramatic Club 10; Home Room Mesenger 10. CAROLE DePESA North Weymouth Carole . . . chosen career, secretary . . . likes to dance, listen to radio, and bowl, but she doesn ' t think much of ham or hams ... is quite an athlete. Basketball 10,12; Lunch Room Helper 10; Softball 10; Who ' s Who 12. DELORES DeVITO East Weymouth Dee . . . enjoys sports . . . likes bowling and TV Westerns . . . we ' re sure that Dee will go far in her chosen vocation. Senior Play Usherette 12; Badminton 10; Volleyball 10,11; Softball 10; Typewriting Certificate (55) 11; Lunch Room Helper 10; Basketball 10. GEORGE DEWING Weymouth George . . . enjoys the independence that comes when one first starts working for money . . . likes seeing a Red Sox game . . . wants to be a printer. Honors 10,11; Student Government 12; Student Council 12; Open House 10,11. MARIE DARCY East Weymouth Marie . . . always laughing ... a future airline stewardess . . . likes all kinds of music, Johnny Mathis and pizza . . . enjoys bowling and fashions. Cap and Gown Committee 12; Junior Party Committee 1 1 ; Fashion Show 1 1. RUTH DAVIDSON Weymouth Ruthie . . . has ability to keep everyone laughing ... a future medical technician. Honors 10; Class Motto 11,12; Class Dues Collector 11,12; Class Banquet 12; Corre- sponding Secretary to Reflector 12; Year- book Home Room Representative 12; Jun- ior-Senior Assembly 1 1 ; Home Room Mes- senger 10; Volleyball 10; Badminton 10. FREDA DENOVAN East Weymouth Fee Fee ... a sparkling Scot . . . will make an inspirational teacher upon gradua- tion from Bridgewater State Teachers ' Col- lege. Graduation Dance Committee 12; Future Teachers ' Club 10,11,12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Home Room Messenger 12; Basketball 10; Softball 10,11; Badminton 10; Volley- ball 10. JOHN DePLACIDO East Weymouth Pres . . . one of Weymouth ' s best foot- ball players . . . good track man, too . . . likes pizza, sports cars, Dakota Staten . . . watches M-Squad and the fights on TV. Football 10,11,12; Winter Track 10; Spring Track 10,11; Rotary Guest; Student Marshal 12. DIANE DeVITO East Weymouth Dig ... a future secretary ... is good at sports . . . likes English and should do well in her chosen work. Graduation Dance 12; Badminton 10; Vol- leyball 10,11; Softball 10; Chorus 10; Spanish Club 10; Christmas Assembly 10; Basketball 10. DANIEL DlBONA North Weymouth Danny . . . spends most of his time play- ing sports or complaining about drivers that drive in the middle of two lanes . . . plans to be a carpenter. Student Council 11; House 11,12. Honors 1 1 ; Open of Weymouth High IRENE DiFELICE South Weymouth Teenie . . . popular and very capable . . . plans a future as a dress designer. Student Marshal 11,12; Senior Nominating Committee 12; Copy Editor for Yearbook 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 1 1 ; Assistant Secretary to Band 1 1 ; Decora- tions for Victory Dance, Junior Party 11; Fire Marshal 11,12. MARILYN DIONNE South Weymouth Lyn . . . sweet and gay . . . has tremen- dous energy . . . soon off to Burdett College. Hyvoc Gazette 10; F.B.L.A. 10,11; Dance Decoration 10,11,12; Gregg Transcription Certificate (60) 11; Typewriting Certifi- cate (55) 11; Miss Gilmore ' s Secretary 12; Graduation Dance Committee 12; Home Room Messenger 1 1 . BARBARA DONAHUE North Weymouth Barbie ... a future secretary . . . likes to listen to records . . . carefree and happy . . . anybody need a good secretary? Senior Party 12; Reflector 10; Cafeteria 10; Typewriting Certificate (68) 11. MICHAEL DlLORENZO South Weymouth RONALD DONWAY Weymouth Ron . . . future linotypist . . . likes Rock and Roll, hunting, Mr. Dempsey, and pizza . . . dislikes English, but enjoys Problems of Democracy. JUSTIN DOWLING East Weymouth Jus ... a real tall fellow and a nice personality . . . likes Sinatra, basketball, football, and Spanish . . . plans a future in the Armed Services. MICHAEL DUNNING Weymouth Mike . . . ambition is in finance . . . likes sports ... an intellectual boy who will be successful. Baseball 10,11; Basketball 10; Football 10. 11; Honors 10,11; Junior Usher 11; Foot- ball Assembly 11; Memorial Assembly 11. Mike ... an athlete . into the service. plans to go Football 11.12; Sprint; Track 11,12; Bas- ketball 10; Honors 10; Sophomore Nomi- nating Committee 10; Class Banquet 12; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10. MARGARET DOHERTY Weymouth Peggy ... a likeable girl . . . always has a friendly word for everybody . . . sure to make a succesful secretary. Miss Flaherty ' s Secretary 12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate (60) 11; Typewriting Certificate (56) 11; Lunch Room Helper 10. PAUL DONAHUE North Weymouth Porky . . . likes Rock and Roll music, and the movies ... a good car mechanic . . . one of the Draggin ' Angels, in fact, President! He is a real hot rodder! ROBERT DOUGLAS North Weymouth Bob ... a friendly carrot top . . . future detective for the F.B.I. . . . often seen at the Skating Rink . . . fine hockey player . . . success at Northeastern College! Football 10; Hockey 11,12. DAVID DRINKWATER South Weymouth Dink . . . happy and friendly . . . plan- ning on aviation as a career . . . preparing for Northeastern College. Cap and Gown Committee 12; Junior Party Decorations 1 1 . PAUL DuVERGER East Weymouth Paul ... to be an accountant . . . likes music, TV Westerns, all sports, and Miss Hill . . . sells toys in Jordan Marsh . . . will make a fine businessman. an d gives for our brave dead JEAN ETTRIDGE North Weymouth Peanuts . . . sm;ll in size and voice, but big in heart . . . wants to be an entertainer. Gregg Transcription Certificate (60) 11; Secretary to Mr. Raymond 11; Secretary to Mr. Nelson and Mr. Burgess 12; Thanks- giving Assembly 10; Badminton 10,11; Bas- ketball 10,11; Volleyball 10; Baseball 10. ROBERT FAGHAN East Weymouth Bob ... a future sheet metal worker . . . likes weight lifting and playing pool . . . always has a good word for everyone. Student Council 12; Open House 11,12; Student Marshal 12; Merit Award 10. JOHN FAUBERT East Weymouth John ... a future commercial artist . . . likes baseball and custom cars . . . can be found bowling . . . dislikes afternoon ses- sion or dull movies. Open House 11,12; Student Council 10,11; Student Marshal 10,11,12. MARIE DWYER East Weymouth Marie ... a pert gal who loves to skate . . . when sewing believes a stitch in time saves nine ... a future hairdresser. Chorus 10; Basketball 10,11; Spanish Club 10; Badminton 10,11; Volleyball 10,11; Softball 10,11; Christmas Assembly 10,11. NANCY EDMONSON East Weymouth Nan ... a fine athlete . . . likes sing- ing, ice skating, Mr. Kelly, and English . . . pet peeve is homework. Chorus 10; Basketball 10,11; Softball 10, 11; Volleyball 10,11; Badminton 10.11; Christmas Assembly 10; Spanish Club 10. HARRY ELSTOB East Weymouth Harry . . . has the personality that would make a good salesman . . . likes records and can be found in the Book Room checking and finding all lost books. Book Room 10,11,12; Chorus 10. WILLIAM EARL South Weymouth Bill ... a good draftsman . . . likes to go swimming or skiing depending on the season . . . dislikes spaghetti and slow drivers. Student Council 11.12; Open House 10; Honors 1 1 . JUDITH ELMS Weymouth Judy . . . Believe in God and God will believe in you . . . preparing through crusades to be a Christian educator . . . her spirit gives her great beauty. Reflector Advertising Staff 12; Spanish Club 11,12; Future Teachers ' Club 11,12; Future- Nurses ' Club 10; Cafeteria 10. MARLIN EMSLIE South Weymouth Marlin . . . likes horses . . . would like to train and raise them some day . . . never seen without a smile . . . friendly and bound to be successful . . . likes Frankie Avalon, Rock and Roll, and steak. Gregg Transcription Certificate (60) 11; Miss Toomey ' s Secretary 11,12. ANTHONY FACELLA South Weymouth Tony . . . easy going . . . can make an old jalopy look like the latest Detroit model with his spray gun . . . future in the auto repair field. LAWRAINE FALL South Weymouth Lawraine . . . always smiling and gay . . . plans to be a medical secretary. F.B.L.A. 11; F.B.L.A. Vice President 12; Reflector Staff, Junior Representative 11; Future Nurses ' Club 10; Mr. Longridge ' s Secretary 12; World Affairs Committee 11; Gregg Transcription Certificate (60) 11. ANNE FAUSTINI South Weymouth Anne . . . always gay . . . congenial . . . likes to eat fish and chips . . . often found bowling . . . full of energy . . . commercial art is her goal. Gregg Transcription Certificate (60) 11; Miss Toomey ' s Secretary 12; Fashion Show 10; Softball 10,11; Basketball 10,11; Bad- minton 10,11. tk ese simple passwords 48 DIANE FAY North Weymouth Diane . . . has a nice voice . . . likes popu- lar music and TV comedies . . . seen ice skating and roller skating in her spare time . . . Biology is her pet peeve. Chorus 10,11,12; Badminton 10; Field Hockey 10; Volleyball 10. STEPHEN FIRLOTTE East Weymouth Steve ... a future printer . . . likes to work around his home . . . pet peeves are school and getting up early. JAMES FITZGERALD Weymouth Fib ... a future pilot ... a good sports- man ... a friend to everyone and an added attraction to football. Football 10,11,12; Winter Track 10,11,12; Spring Track 10,11,12; Student Marshal 12; Junior Party 10; Football Assemblies 10,11,12; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Win- ter Concert 10. JOHN FLOYD South Weymouth Jack . . . plans to be an electrical engi- neer . . . likes fried chicken, trig , and Mr. Burgess . . . hopes to go to University of Massachusetts . . . good luck, Jack! ROBERT FRAZIER Weymouth Bob . . . likes TV Westerns and Italian food . . . belongs to a hot rod club ... if you see a boy with a maroon jacket and the Dragin ' Angels on the back, it ' ll be Bob. STEPHEN FRENCH South Weymouth Steve . . . intelligent and friendly . . . aims to become a test pilot . . . hopes to attend Northeastern University . . . likes chicken, track, Little Richard, and drawing . . . pet peeve is English movies on TV. Honors 10,11; Spring Track 11,12. DONALD FRANK South Weymouth Don . . . carefree and one who likes to joke . . . Oh, if I could only rest. . . . an all around sportsman . . . already gives a good haircut ... a future barber. Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11; Talent Assembly 10; Football Assembly 10,11,12. JOANNE FREEMAN North Weymouth Josie . . . congenial and popular . . . likes sports . . . pet peeve is grinds . . . helps out at Hearn ' s Drug Store . . . look- ing towards Nursing as a career. Future Nurses ' Club 10,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Lunch Room Helper 10; Badmin- ton 10. DEAN GALBRAITH East Weymouth Dean . . . bookkeeper . . . likes television . . . already beginning to keep his accounts in order ... a pleasing personality . . . bound to be successful. ROBERT FERNALD South Weymouth Bob ... a scientist . . . wants to be a civil engineer ... an intelligent student . . . likes fried clams, Sophia Loren and the Calso television ads . . . pet peeve is home- work . . . going to Northeastern University. High Honors 10; Honors 11. WALTER FITTS Abington Junior . . . down to earth . . . likes the Nelson Family on TV, steak, football, Mr. Nelson, and agriculture . . . pet peeve is homework . . . working hard to become a dairy farmer. F.F.A. 10.11,12. BRADBURY FLETCHER East Weymouth Brad . . . ambition to join the Air Force . . . pastime is reading . . . likes fried chicken, baseball, Chester on Gunsmoke, and Rock and Roll music . . . pet peeve is people who smoke CP. ' s . . . quiet and friendly . . . he ' ll make a fine officer some day. Lunch Room Helper 10. 1 to the hill where Weymou th ' s men are bred. 49 FREDERICK GALLAGHER South Weymouth Rick . . . wants to be an estimator for a large construction company . . . enjoys working on cars . . . dislikes homework and women drivers. Honors 10,11; Student Marshal 10,11,12. JUDITH GANNON South Weymouth Judy . . . she hopes soon to be a secre- tary . . . full of fun . . . personality plus . . . likes bowling . . . usually seen rushing off to help Mr. Dwyer. Typewriting Certificate (57) 11; Assistant Home Room Treasurer 12; Secretary 12. JOAN GERBRANDS South Weymouth Chubby . . . future hairdresser . . . never quiet . . . always laughing ... an enthu- siastic football rooter . . . likes the movies. Class Dues Collector 12; Lunch Room Helper 10; Fashion Show 10; Softball 10. ROBERT GALLAGHER South Weymouth Bob ... is a nice, quiet boy . . . enjoys sports, pizza, and cars . . . takes the college course, but is undecided whether or not to further his education . . . would like to be a millionaire. EDITH GAUVIN East Weymouth Edie . . . wants to be a medical secretary . . . humorous . . . particularly enjoys roller skating. Gregg Transcription Certificate (60) 11; Fashion Show 10; Attendance Slips 12; Softball 10. JOSEPH GERMAIN Weymouth Joseph . . . quiet and friendly . . . soon to be seen at the U. S. Coast Guard Acad- emy . . . enjoys studying about navigation . . . Ships Ahoy! OBEDIAH GIBSON East Weymouth Obe . . . enjoys sports ... on the grid- iron he ' s a whiz . . . popular leader . . . businessman. Chairman of Junior Nominating Committee 11; Class Vice-President 12; Football 10, 11,12. NATALIE GLIDDEN Weymouth Nat . . . one of our future teachers . . . quiet and reserved . . . enjoys keeping up to date . . . she ' s sure to succeed. High Honors 10,11; Future Teachers ' Club 10,12; Spanish Club 11; Physics Lab As- sistant 12; Home Room Treasurer 11; Mathematics Club 10; Reflector Staff 12; Door Decorating 10. EDWARD GORMAN Weymouth Eddie . . . favorites are lobster, cars, teachers who pass everyone . . and hard working . . . soon to be police officer. Football 10. sports quiet i state LINDA GILES East Weymouth Loui . . . always ready for fun . . . good natured . . . enjoys watching pro football games ... a future psychologist. Softball 10; Basketball 10; Spanish Club 11,12; Home Room Messenger 12. CLAIRE GOLDTHWAITE Weymouth Chick . . . future mathematician . . . good natured . . . capable, intelligent . . . can be found working on the Yearbook in 116. High Honors 10,11; Yearbook Editor-in- Chief 12; Yearbook Junior Staff 11; Senior Nominating Committee 12; Monday Club Honorary Member 12; Junior-Senior As- sembly 11; Mathematics Club 11. JOHN GOUGH Weymouth Jack . . . good natured ... an excep- tional bowler . . . forever on the go . . . plans to be a mechanic. We love thee, Alma Mater DANA GOULD Weymouth Dana . . . enjoys playing records . . . quiet but friendly . . . dependable. Cross Country 10,11,12; Senior Nominat- ing Committee 12; Class Motto 12; Spring Track 11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Honors 11. MAUREEN GRAHAM South Weymouth Reenie . . . friendly . . . dependable . . . to her a book is a closed subject . . . usually seen going into room 225 . . . looks for- ward to becoming a hairdresser. Mr. Donovan ' s Secretary 12; Intramurals 10. REBECCA GRANT North Weymouth Becky ... a future hairdresser . . . pop- ular ... a friend to everyone . . . she ' s right there when Mr. Carpenter calls. Mr. Carpenter ' s Secretary 12; Student Mar- shal 12; Basketball 10,11; Badminton 10, 11; Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 12. ROBERT GREENHALGH Weymouth Bob ... a handsome fellow . . . has a pleasing personality . . . enjoys all sports . . . future as a baseball player . Football 10; Basketball 10; Hockey 11,12; Baseball 11,12. LAWRENCE GRIFFIN East Weymouth Griff . . . popular and gay ... a future sheet metal worker or air conditioning en- gineer ... his pastime is spent on sports. Class Secretary 12; Open House 11,12; Class Treasurer 12; Student Marshal 10,11. 12; Student Government 11,12; Student Council 10,11,12. EDMUND GRISPI Weymouth Eddie ... a future accountant . . . enjoys sports . . . popular and friendly . . . pastime is playing the drums and teasing teachers. Football 10,11; Baseball 10.12; Junior Party Committee 1 1; Football Assembly 1 1 ; Talent Show Assembly 11; Morning Exer- cises 1 1 ; Easter Assembly 1 1 . DENIS GRADY North Weymouth Denny . . . wonderful personality and good looking ... a great sports lover . . . he ' s one of Coach Fisher ' s boys . . . future as an electrical contractor. Football 10,11,12; Winter Track 10; Spring Track 10; A.V. Club 10. MARY ELLEN GRANT North Weymouth Mary Ellen . . . college bound . . . dislikes conceited people . . . likes listening to the phonograph . . . wins friends easily. Honors 10,11; Student Marshal 11,12; Sub- Cheerleader 11; Spanish Club 11; Spanish Club Vice-President 12; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 1 1 ; Reflector Literary Staff 11; Mathematics Club 10,11. ALBERT GRAY East Weymouth Bert ... a future shop teacher . . . capable and industrious . . . dislikes home- work. Honors 10,11; Spring Track 10,11; Win- ter Track 10,11; Class Banquet 12; Class Motto 1 1 ; Student Government 1 1 ; Open House 10,11,12; Student Marshal 11,12. JAMES GRIDLEY South Weymouth Jim . . . enjoys all sports . . . strangers may think him quiet, but his friends know differently . . . looking forward to a career in the insurance field. WALTER GRIFFIN East Weymouth Walter . . . wants to be a commercial art- ist .. . usually seen drawing pictures all over his notebooks ... to him, friends come naturally. Graduation Clothing Committee 12. EDWIN GRONBERG South Weymouth Grundy ... a future printer . . . likes cars, especially ' 48 Chevies, and hunting. Open House 10,11,12. Oh let the years roll hy! I KENNETH HANSON North Weymouth Ken . . . Still Waters Run Deep . . . enjoys watching and playing all sports, par- ticularly football . . . wishes to be a truck driver. Lab Assistant 12. MARJORIE HARDING East Weymouth Margie . . . dark and quiet . . . likes steak, dancing, ice and roller skating . . . wants to do secretarial work. Home Room Messenger 11,12; Fashion Show 10; Softball 11. EDWARD HARRINGTON South Weymouth Ed ... a flaming red-head ... a sin- cere student in the college course . . . en- joys working on cars, eating steak, and listening to Rock and Roll records. WILLIAM HALE South Weymouth Bill . . . wants to become a metallurgist . . . dislikes Registry Inspectors . . . enjoys working on cars. Student Council 12; Lab Assistant 11; Jun- ior Usher II; Senior Prom Committee 12; Junior Nominating Committee II; Hotkey 10,1 I; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Student Council Assembly 12. LYNN HALLIFAX East Weymouth Lynn . . . friendly and likable . . . hopes to have a business of his own . . . enjoys looking at the new cars and likes guns. Student Council 10,11,12; Student Marshal 10,1 1,12; Open House 12. JOAN HAMILTON Weymouth Joni ... is well liked by all because of her charming personality . . . we know that she will succeed as a medical technician. Future Teachers 10; Advertising Staff 10; Yearbook 10,12; Reflector 10,12; Girls ' Track 1 1; Dramatic Club 10; Door Decora- tions 10. ROSWELL HALL, III Weymouth Rossie . . . reserved but likable . . .as- pires to be a mechanical engineer ... is noted for his casual personality . . . his favorite subject is math . . . has been active in Science clubs. Camera Club 12; Math Club 11; Lab As- sistant 12. SANDRA HAMBLIN North Weymouth Sandy ... is well known and liked by her classmates . . . has been active in sport- ing activities . . . hopes to go on to college, but is undecided as to her future career. Future Teachers ' Club 10,12; Spanish Club 12; Badminton 10; Basketball 10,11; Vol- leyball 10; Softball 11; Mathematics Club 10. CHARLES HANRAHAN North Weymouth Charlie . . . looks good in a crew cut . . . enjoys roller skating and good food . . . dislikes talkative girls. DORIS HARDING East Weymouth Dorrie ... an attractive and popular girl . . . enjoys listening to the radio . . . is an excellenr typist and will surely succeed in this, her chosen vocation. Gregg Shorthand Certificate (80) 11; Mr. Regan ' s Secretary 11,12; Class Dues Collec- tor 11; Who ' s Who 12; Cafeteria 10; Fash- ion Show 10. CHARLES HARDWICK, III Hingham Hank ... is a student in the agricul- tural course ... a fun loving type who enjoys a joke . . . enjoys dancing and lis- tening to Rock and Roll records . . . will surely succeed as a dairy farmer. F.F.A. Treasurer 12. KENNETH HARRIS, JR. North Weymouth Little One . . . frequently seen at Mis- ter Donut in North Weymouth . . . his favorite pastime is just resting . . . his pet peeve is walking . . . looks to a future as an auto mechanic. Banquet Committee 12; Chorus 11,12. Our song we raise; 52 MICHAEL HASSAN South Weymouth Mike ... a very popular and active boy . . . we are proud of his football ability and selection as Patriot Ledger All-Scholas- tic .. . will surely succeed as a pro-football player. Varsity Football 10,11,12; Co-Captain 11; Spring Track 10,11.12; Co-Captain 12; Winter Track 10,12; Honors 10,11,12. MARTHA HAY East Weymouth Martha . . . small and cute . . . will surely succeed as a secretary. A.V. Club 10; Chorus 10; Dance Commit- tee 1 1 ; Junior Party 1 1 ; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Home Room Messenger 11. DIANE HA WES North Weymouth Diane . . . enjoys listening to the radio ... a good student in the business course . . . her ambition is to be a Wave. Chorus 10,12; Softball 10. ROBERT HAYES East Weymouth Bob ... a fun loving boy who likes to be mischievous . . . enjoys Rock and Roll records and pizza . . . also likes to work on cars . . . will surely succeed as an ac- countant. JANICE HAYGARTH North Weymouth Jan . . . fun to know . . . hopes to be a court stenographer . . . always happy and smiling. Honors 11; Who ' s Who 12; Class Motto 1 1 ; Gregg Transcription Certificate ( 80 ) 12; Typewriting Certificate (55) 11; Mr. Mahn ' s Secretary 11,12; Home Room Mes- senger 1 1 ; Door Decoration 1 1 . GUY HENRY North Weymouth Guy . . . quiet and hard working . . . the mad chemist . . . Northeastern and a career in chemistry in the future. Camera Club 12; Radio Club 12; Key Club 12; Yearbook Photographer 12; Lab Assist- ant 12; Honors 10. JUDITH HIGGINS Weymouth Judy . . . quiet but always happy and smiling . . . versatile in roller skating and song . . . soon to be a dependable secretary. Choir 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 11. ROBERT HILL East Braintree Bob . . . takes an active part in school activities ... a future pressman . . . enjoys skating and most winter sports. Open House 10,11,12; Junior Party Com- mittee 11; Senior Prom Committee 12; Senior Party Committee 12. WILLIAM HICKEY South Weymouth a congenial fellow and friend . . likes pizza, dancing and loves to sleep late . . . Oh, . a future en- Hick . . to the girls physics . . no, English class again gineer. Basketball 10; Band 10; Cross Country 11; Spanish Club 10. CHARLES HILL North Weymouth Charlie . . . neat and dapper ... a witty young man . . . particularly enjoys playing basketball ... is sure to succeed as a professional basketball player. Basketball 10,11; Sophomore Nominating Committee 10; Spring Track 10; Physics Lab Assistant 12. FREDERICK HILLS Weymouth Fred ... a vigorous worker who enjoys experimenting with electricity ... a stu- dent in the college course planning on at- tending college . . . will surely succeed as an electrical engineer. LOUISE HEBERT South Weymouth Lou ... an eager beaver . . . has pride in her work . . . determination to take those notes at 100 . . . she ' ll make a fine secretary. Honors 10,11; Gregg Transcription Certifi- cate (80) 12; Typewriting Certificate (55) 11; Mr. J. Nelson ' s Secretary 11,12; Fash- ion Show 10. Mathematics Club 11; Radio Club 12; Assistant 12; Key Club 12. Lab loud rmgs the praise 53 LAWRENCE HILLS Weymouth Larry ... a hard working student in the college course who plans on attending an architectural college. Key Club 12; Dramatic Club 10; Camera Club 12; Radio Club 12; Lab Assistant 12. RICHARD HOERING East Weymouth Dick . . . future engineer . . . enjoys music by Chuck Berry, movies, Kim Novak, football, sports cars, hamburgers, Mr. Ghiorse . . . dislikes English . . . pet peeve is girls who giggle. LEROY HOLLIS, JR. East Weymouth Roy . . . musically inclined . . . likes all sports and Thunderbirds . . . with his great talent he ' ll make his goal in show business. Football 10; Winter Track 10; Football Thanksgiving Day Assembly 10; Christmas Assembly 1 1 ; Farewell Assembly 1 1 ; Christ- mas Assembly 12. GEOFFREY HONNEUS Weymouth Geoff . . . keen mind and clever wit . . . athletic . . . skiing, hockey, skin diving and sailboat racing to mention only a few . . . good luck, and never lose your good nature. Student Marshal Honors 11. 11,12; A.V. Club 12; EDWARD HOULE North Weymouth Ed ... a newcomer in the senior year ... is witty and good natured . . . likes baseball ... is going in the service. Natick High School Gym Team 10; Natick High Student Council 10; Quincy High Student Council 1 1 . MARGERY HUGHES North Weymouth Mag . . . attractive girl with a beautiful smile . . . plans to become a nurse . . . enjoys watching football and basketball games . . . likes Thunderbirds. Future Nurses ' Club 12; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Lunch Room Helper 10; Volleyball 10. RONALD HOBSON South Weymouth Hobby ... is a very popular and active boy . . . would like to become a football and hockey coach. Football 10,11,12; Junior Morals and Spir- itual Values Committee 12; Student Mar- shal 10,12; Lab Assistant 12; Senior Prom 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Football Assembly 11,12; Junior Party 11. DIANA HOGUE East Weymouth Di . . . attractive with beautiful hair . . . horseback riding is her favorite pastime . . . soon Di will be an airline stewardess riding high. Senior Nominating Committee 12; Fashion Show 10; Typewriting Certificate (56) 11. GAIL HOLLOW AY South Weymouth Rita . . . willing and cooperative . . . future paleontologist . . . enjoys bowling and watching wrestling matches . . . plans to attend Northeastern. Class Motto Committee 12; Honors 10, li; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 11; Opening Exercises 10. JOAN HOPKINSON North Weymouth Joan . . . sincere and earnest . . . future nurse . . . has a pleasing personality . . . enjoys sports . . . likes fried clams. Senior Prom Committee 12; Class Dues Col- lector 12; Honors 11; Future Nurses ' Club 10,11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Field Hockey 10; Volleyball 10; Lunch Room Helper 10. MARY HOUSMAN Weymouth May . . . graceful and pleasant . . . fond of dramatics and badminton . . . likely to succeed as a dance instructor. Who ' s Who 12; Dramatic Club 11; Jun- ior-Senior Assembly 11; Camera Club 12; Mr. Martin ' s Secretary 12; Badminton 11. FREDERICK HUHTANEN Weymouth Fred ... a handsome brown-eyed fellow . . . likes Rock and Roll . . . can be found next year either at the University of Massa- chusetts or in the Army. Senior Prom Committee 12; Winter Track 10; Open House Exhibition 10,11. of grand old Weymouth High! GARDNER HULBURT Weymouth Skip . . . that popular athlete in 220 . . . really enioys football . . . appears to be quiet in school . . . wants to become a pilot. Football in, 11,12; Winter Track 10,11, 12; Spring Track 10,11,12; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Football Assembly 10,11, 12; Winter Concert 11. GLEN JACKSON East Weymouth Glen . . . likes vacations and most sports . . . especially hockey . . . favorite expres- sion, You Clown . . . this six footer will make a top flight auto mechanic. Honors 10,11; Student Government 10,11, 12; Student Council 10; Class Banquet 12; Open House 11; Choir 11. WAYNE JENKINS South Weymouth Jenks . . . wants to be a printer . . . likes cars, sports and music . . . doesn ' t care for slow drivers or cenceited girls. Open House 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 12. GAIL HUTCHISON South Weymouth Hutchie . . . sweet and pretty . . . does not admire people who think they ' re better than others, or boys who don ' t act their age . . . aiming to be an airline stewardess. Gregg Transcription Certificate (60) 11, Secretary to Mr. Kearns 12; Senior Party 12; Quincy High School 10,11; Baton Squad 1 1. LAWRENCE JACKSON North Weymouth Larry . . . talented, tall, dark and hand- some . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . likes football . . . has quite a collection of records . . . plans to attend Bridgewater Teachers ' College. Junior Party Committee 1 1; Dance Commit- tee 11; Football 10; Track 10. MARJORIE JOHNSON North Weymouth Margie ... a tall, blue-eyed blonde . . . another delight for the masculine eye . . . can often be found roller skating . . . dis- likes two-faced people . . . enjoys badmin- ton and good plays . . . will make an at- tractive hairdresser. Mr. Bernath ' s Secretary 12; Badminton 11. F.B.L.A. 12; FRANCES JOHNSTON South Weymouth Frannie ... a capable worker . . . fond of horseback riding . . . quiet . . . will be- come a successful choreographer. F.B.L.A. 11; Honors 10; Gregg Transcrip- tion Certificate (60) 11, (80) 12; Type- writing Certificate (52) 11; Miss Cannings Secretary 12; Lunch Room Helper 10,11, 12. DANIEL KAISER Plymouth Danny . . . his pastime is cars . . . Fats Domino, hockey, hamburgers, Mr. Whittemore, and theory, all rate high . . . dislikes math . . . he ' ll be building cabi- nets soon. Student Marshal 12; Honors 11; Senior Dance Committee 12. RITA JOLLY North Weymouth Rita . . . liked by many . . . spends much time working . . . Italian food is her favor- ite .. . study periods and the crowded cafe- teria are pet peeves . . . has hopes for a career as an X-ray Technician. Basketball 11; Home Room Messenger 10. JOHN KARLBERG South Weymouth Jack . . . popular with boys and girls . . . ambition is to be an F.B.I, agent. Football 12; Spring Track 11,12; Junior Nominating Committee 11; Honors 10,11; Senior Banquet Committee 12; Latin Cer- tificate of Honorable Merit 10; Winter Track 12. PETER KEANE South Weymouth Pete . . . enjoys eating pizza, watching football and sleeping . . . thinks Mrs. Ritchie is the greatest . . . believes the best part of the school day is study periods . . . although his future is undecided, he ' s sure to be a success. MARY KEARNS South Weymouth Mary . . . hopes to attend Bridgewater State Teachers ' College . . . can be found danc- ing mosr of the time . . . she ' ll be a fine teacher. Spanish Club 11,12; Future Teachers 11, 12; Camera Club 12; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Softball 11; Badmin- ton 10; Home Room Messenger 12; Field Hockey 10. Mid Wey mouth High s soft lawns and pmes ROBERT KIRKLAND South Weymouth Bob . . . our scientist . . . his goal is to join the Merchant Marines . . . good luck. Bob! Cross Country 12; Spring Track 12; Winter Track 12; Key Club 12; Math Club 10,11; Chemistry Lab Assistant 11; Physics Lab Assistant 12; Camera Club 12. TOVE KRAFT Weymouth Tee ... a visitor from Norway . . plans to go to Oslo University. Student Council 10,11; Junior Play 11 Handball Team 11; School Society 10,11 Christmas Committee 11; Volleyball 12 Field Hockey 12; Badminton 12; Chorus 12. HILBERT LAIDLAW North Hanover B ... a future printer . . . likes hunt- ing . . . dislikes some teachers and con- ceited people. JOSEPH KEEFE Weymouth Al . . . seldom quiet for more than a minute . . . likes band music and playing cards . . . aims to be a mechanical engi- neer . . . with his personality he ' ll succeed. Honor Roll 10; Nominating Committee 10; Party Committee 11; Band Manager 12. BRIAN KELLY South Weymouth Brian . . . personality plus . . . friendly and co-operative at all times . . . plans to be a technical engineer . . . with his ambi- tion he ' ll be a success . . . likes sports and music. Football 10,11,12; Winter Track 10,11; Spring Track 10,11,12; Football Assembly 10,11,12; Choir 10. WILLIAM KELSEY East Weymouth Bill ... a future auto salesman . . . spends much of his summer boating . . . likes chicken, Mr. Dempsey . . . enjoys sports . . . plans to attend Northeastern . . . likes movies with Clark Gable or Jayne Mansfield . . . pet peeve is home- work. JUDITH KELLEY Weymouth Judy ... an attractive and peppy girl . . . plans to go to Burdett College. Yearbook Photographic Editor 12; Honors 11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Spanish Club 11,12; Open House 10; Library Club 10; Basketball 10; Softball 10; Badminton 10; Volleyball 10. STEPHEN KELLY South Weymouth Steve ... likes ice skating ... a quiet lab technician . . . can be found in the future at Air Force bases. Open House 10,1 1. MARGARET KENN Weymouth Peggy . . . sparkling personality . . . beautiful complexion . . . always hopping from place to place . . . neat, pert, and de- pendable . . . likes writing letters . . . hopes to become a medical secretary some day soon. Class Motto 1 1 ; Honor Roll 1 1 ; Gregg Transcription (60) 11; Secretary to Mr. Boland 12; Reflector Staff 11. KARL KLASSON East Weymouth Karl . . . distinction in scholarship, ex- tremely talented in music . . . future as a nuclear engineer. Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Radio Club 12; Math Club 11; High Honors 10; Senior Class Play 11; Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10; Football Rally 10,11; Merit Scholar 12. PIERRE LaFOND Whitman Pete ... a future sheet metal worker . . . enjoys playing pool and sports . . . usually can be found working on his car. Open House 11,12. ELISABETH LAING East Weymouth Betsy . . . likes all kinds of music, es- pecially songs by Frank Sinatra . . . will be an excellent teacher. Future Teachers ' Club 11; Badminton 10 11; Volleyball 10,11; Basketball 10,11 Yearbook Home Room Representative 12 Junior-Senior Assembly 11. a cross of fairest gray 56 MYRA LaMONTAGNE East Weymouth Myra ... a striking brunette . . . likes music and sports . . . she will succeed in her chosen career. F B.L.A. 12; Dance Decoration Committee 10.11; Honors 10,11; Reflector Staff 10, 11, 12 .Senior Party 12; Junior-Senior As- sembly 11; Miss Benson ' s Secretary 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 12. BARBARA LANE Weymouth Barbs . . . usually seen working at the drug store ... a future I.B.M. operator . . . likes Rock and Roll, pizza, Rock Hud- son, Softball, Consumer Education . . . pet peeve is hypocritical people. «j _M Mr. DiSessa ' s Secretary 12; Fashion Show 10,11; Clothing Room Assistant 11,12. V ) RICHARD LANE East Weymouth Dick ... a future sheet metal worker, interested in heating and ventilating work . . . tolerates slow drivers . . . likes sports. Open House 11,12. EDWIN LARAMEE East Weymouth Deacon . . . straight thinking, direct ac- tion . . . good at track . . . radio enthusiast . . . ambition to become manager of an electronic plant. A.V. Club 11,12; Radio Club 12; Lab As- sistant 12; Mathematics Club 10,11; Key Club 12; Cross Country 10,11; Open House 10,11; Winter Track 10. CAROL LASKEY Weymouth CL ... a likable girl . . . enjoys meet- ing people . . . drives a ' 52 Ford ... a future secretary ... a true friend. High Honors 10,11; Miss Stockwell ' s Sec- retary 11,12; Student Marshal 10,11,12; Student Council 10; Junior-Senior Assem- bly 11; Gregg Shorthand Certificate (100) 12; Typewriting Certificate (62) 11. KATHLEEN LAWRENCE South Weymouth a quiet, but friendly member . . she will make a pleasing Kathy . . of our class secretary. Mrs. Rogers ' Secretary 12; Gregg Short- hand Certificate (80) 12; Honors 10; Bas- ketball 10; Softball 10; Badminton 10; Volleyball 10; Fashion Show 10; Who ' s Who Typist 12. MICHAEL LEARY East Weymouth Mike . . . tall, easy going . . . often seen at Howie ' s . . . favorites are all sports, popular music, Mr. Delahunt, and history . . . ambition is to be a chef. Hockey 10,11; Junior Party 11. JANET LAWRENCE North Weymouth Jan ... a comic and a hard worker . . . enthusiastic about sports ... a secretary to be. Mr. Turcotte ' s Secretary 11,12; F. B.L.A. 12; Attendance Slips 12; Dramatic Club 10,11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Lunch Room Duty 10; Basketball 10,11; Softball 10; Door Decoration 10,11. WILLIAM LAWSON South Weymouth Bill . . . can be found at Mike ' s Service Station, or working on his car . . . pet peeves are women drivers and doing homework ... a future printer. Open House 10,11,12; Student Council 12. PAULINE LELIEVRE South Weymouth Levi . . . quiet and sincere ... a true friend . . . her pastime is having a good time . . . soon a secretary. Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 12; Reflector Secretary 12; Home Room Mes- senger 11; Future Teachers ' Club 12; Cam- era Club 12; Softball II; Basketball 11; Fashion Show 10. BARBARA LANIEWSKI Weymourh Barb . . . our coach ' s secretary . . . likes popular jnusic ... a future secretary. High Honors 10,11; Mr. Fisher ' s Secretary 11,12; Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 11; Typewriting Certificate (57) 11; Class Dues Collector 11,12; Badminton 10,11; Softball 11; Volleyball 10,11; Basketball 10,11. JANET LaROSE Weymouth Janet from 220 ... an attractive brunette with a wonderful sense of humor . . . enjoys sports . . . plans to attend Chandler Busi- ness School to become a medical secretary. Reflector Staff 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Sen- ior Class Play Committee 12; Chemistry Assistant 11; Volleyball 10. stands sentry o ' er the youthful lines 57 WILLIAM LEWIS South Weymouth Bill ... a quiet and serious scholar . . . pastime is bowling ... a future engineer. Merit Scholar 12; Key Club 12; Radio Club 12; High Honors 10,11; Junior Usher 1 1 ; Rotary Guest 1 1 ; American Her- itage Essay Winner 1 1 ; Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award 12; Memorial Day Assembly 11; Football Assembly 11. DIANE LITTLE East Weymouth Di . . . pretty and popular . . . usually seen riding in a Mercury . . . jealous boys and conceited people are her pet peeves ... a dependable secretary soon. Library Club 10; Treasurer 10; Hyvoc Gazelle 10; Basketball 10; Door Decora- tion 11; Reflector Secretary 12; Senior Nominating Committee 12. WILLIAM LOGAN North Weymouth Bill . . . favorite pastime is sports . . . likes math, science, Mr. Dempsey, fried chicken . . . pet peeves are six major sub- ccts and English grammar . . . lie ' s sure to be a success in whatever he tries. Public Speaking 10; Basketball Manager 10,11. JAMES LINNANE Weymouth Jim . . . quiet, but personable . . . likes spaghetti but doesn ' t care for the Repub- lican party or dangerous drivers . . . wants to attend Northeastern ... we know he ' ll succeed as a future sociologist. DONALD LITTLE South Weymouth Don . . . that quiet good looking young man in 220 . . . likes snow, Rock and Roll, Spanish rice, golf, and bowling . . . wishes to be an electrical draftsman. ROBERT LOUKOLA Weymouth Bob . . . liked by everyone he meets ... a future repairman . or.;™ mUrrr. enjoys collect- dislikes home- GAIL LOVETT East Weymouth Gail ... a walking Vogue advertisement . . . Johnny Mathis is her favorite . . . constantly making friends . . . this smart Miss will be off to Chamberlain College. Secretary to Miss Morris 12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate (60) 11; Nominating Committee 11,12; Victory Dance 11; Fall Fling 11; Junior Parry 11. KATHLEEN LYDEN East Weymouth Kathy ... an attractive bundle of energy . . . likes sports and ravioli ... a future nurse. Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Who ' s Who Committee 12; Chorus 10; Dance Commit- tee 11; Junior Party 11; Future Nurses ' Club 11,12; A.V. Club 10,11; Fashion Show 10; Basketball 10,11; Badminton 10,11. WARREN LYNCH South Weymouth Warren . . . likes classical music, sports cars and the Maypo advertisement . . . quiet and calm . . . hopes to become a pro- fessional figure skater. ing guns and hunting work and cold weather Student Marshal 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Band 11,12; Senior Party 12. CLAIRE LUNAN Weymouth Cleo . . . intelligent and pretty . . . won- derful sense of humor . . . enjoys working, and sports, particularly sailing . . . just the kind of girl to take up nursing. Future Nurses ' Club 11,12; Junior Parry 11; Honors 10; Softball 10; Basketball 10; Senior Class Play Selection Committee 12. RICHARD LYNCH Weymouth Dick ... a good sport with a smile for everyone ... an avid hockey fan . . . likes to play the game, too . . . likes cars that run! . . . works hard outside of school. Success in your future endeavors, Dick! PAUL MacDERMOTT South Weymouth Mac . . . one of our football heroes . . . dislikes classical music, homework, and hard work ... a likable young man . . . would like to become an electronics tech- nician. Football 11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Football Assembly 11,12; Class Banquet 12; Open House 12. that pass him day by day. MARGARET MacDONALD South Weymouth Margie ... a friendly, dependable Miss . . . music enthusiast . . . faithful football fan . . . plans to attend nursing school to become a registered nurse. Future Nurses ' Club 10,11,12; Reflector Advertising Staff 10; Choir 10. ROBERT MacDONALD Weymouth Red . go-lucky sports . thng. . a star on ice . . . happy- well liked, active in . will succed in almost any- WILFRED MacDONALD Weymouth Willy ... a future sheet metal worker . . . likes watching television and listening to the radio . . . enjoys all sports . . . de- spises indoor recess. PATRICIA MacDONALD Weymouth Pat . . . artistic, intelligent, and accurate . . . likes Johnny Mathis and lobster . . . good at sports ... a future legal secretary. Badminton 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Honors 10,11; Typewriting Certificate (72) 11; Fashion Show 10,11; Door Deco- ration 11. WARREN MacDONALD North Weymouth Mac . . . just loves to eat . . . pet peeve is missing the school bus . . . favorite pas- time is baseball . . . intends to become an auto mechanic. Football 10,11; Who ' s Who Committee 12; Open House 10,11; Lunch Room 10,11,12. susan Maclean East Weymouth Sue ... a future receptionist . . . likes ballads, English. Thunderbirds, and sports . . . always smiling . . . will succeed with her charm and personality. Chorus 10. LOIS MacLEOD Weymouth Lo ... a bundle of pep . . . likes ice skating . . . soon to be a legal secretary. Sub-cheerleader 12; Honors 10; Vice-Presi- dent F.B.L.A. Club 11; Fashion Show 10; Future Nurses ' Club 1 1 ; Gregg Transcrip- tion Certificate (80) 12; Football Rally 12; Reflector Literary Staff 11; Advertising Staff 10,11. DOROTHY MADDEN East Weymouth Dotty . . . lively and well liked . . . ad- mires Rock Hudson, and Fords . . . enjoys bowling and watching Westerns on TV ... is preparing to be a private secretary. DONALD MAHAR East Weymouth Cochise ... a future artist . . . likes dancing and television . . . homework and slow drivers are his dislikes . . . often heard saying, That ' s the breaks. Student Council 10,11; Choir 11. FREDERICK MacNEIL East Weymouth Fred . . . very popular . . . sharp sense of humor . . . football and basketball are his games . . . headed, for a salesman ' s career. LORRAINE MADISON East Weymouth Lou ... a first class citizen, efficient and dependable . . . writes well . . . active in sports . . . enjoys Pat Boone, fried chicken, and basketball . . . plans to teach commer- cial subjects. Badminton 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Gregg Transcription Certificate (100) 12; Miss Lyons ' Secretary. LESLIE MAIN North Weymouth Les ... a care and thought for everyone . . . hopes to be a registered nurse. Future Nurses ' Club 1 1 ; Junior Party Deco- rations 11; Latin Certificate Superior Merit 10; Honorable Merit 11; Motto Committee 11,12; Reflector Literary Staff 10; Junior- Senior Assembly 1 1 ; Home Room Messen- ger 10. He teach es m his gentle way ROBERT McBRIDE East Weymouth Robert . . . likes Rock and Roll, Mr. Dela- hunt, English, and trigonometry . . . hot rods rate high . . . he ' ll succeed at any vocation he tries. Track 10; Basketball 10. JAMES McCALL East Weymouth Jim . . . congenial ... a future printer . . . enjoys fixing cars and dancing . . . dislikes working after school. Student Council 10,12; Open House 12. CAROL ANN MARAGET Weymouth Carol . . . always doing something for others ... a future legal secretary. Cap and Gown Committee 12; Reflector Advertising Staff 12; Yearbook Advertising Staff 12; Morning Devotions 11; Senior Class Play Selection Committee 12; Door Decorating 10; Lab Assistant 11; Library Club 10; Volleyball 10. FRANCIS MARKS Cohasset Harpo . . . full of fun . . . likes to work on motorcycles and cars . . . can usually be found at the Cove . . . future as an auto mechanic. Open House 11; Lunch Room Duty 11; Honors 10,11,12. THOMAS MARTIN East Weymouth Tom ... a good mechanic, quiet but in- dustrious . . . working and fixing cars take up most of his time . . . headed for the Air Force after graduation. Football 10. a m KENNETH MARGESON Weymouth Ken ... a leader, reliable, and responsi- ble .. . he will be a good engineer. Basketball 10,11,12; Football 11,12; Spring Track 11,12; Student Council 10, 11,12; Treasurer 1 1 ; Class President 1 0.1 1 , 12; Honors 10,11,12; Student Marshal 11, 12; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Good Government Day Representative 12. RITA RAE MARTIN Weymouth Ritarae . . . likes listening to the radio and sewing . . . headed for college . . . phns to be an executive secretary. Mr. Longridge ' s Secretary 11,12; Fashion Show 10; Badminton 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Door Decoration 10.11; Senior Play Usherette 12. SAMUEL MCALLISTER Cohasset Sam ... a quiet lad who likes steak . . . spends his spare time driving around in his ' 56 Pontiac . . . future ambition is to work on jet planes. Lunch Room Duty 12; Senior Prom Com- mittee 12. ELIZABETH MCCAFFREY South Weymouth Betty . . . likes sports ... a smile is her guide . . . soon to be a stenographer. Class Dues Collector 1 1 ; Home Room Mes- senger 12; Mr. White ' s Secretary 11,12; Gregg Transcription Certificate (60) 11; Badminton 10,11; Baseball 10,11; Basket- ball 10,11; Volleyball 10,11; Fashion Show 10. helen McCarthy South Weymouth Joanie ... a talented girl with a pleas- ing personality ... a future stewardess. Who ' s Who Committee 12; Reflector Ad- vertising Staff 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; F.B.L.A. Club 12; Mr. McCarthy ' s Secretary 12; Hyvoc Gazette 10; Dance Committee 10; Public Speaking 10; Open House 10; Door Decoration 10,11. KATHERINE MCCARTHY Weymouth Kerry . . . always ready to help . . . musically inclined . . . determined to be- come a good secretary ... a hard worker. Mr. Concannon ' s Secretary 12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate (60) 11; New Eng- land Music Festival 11,12; Southern Music Festival 10,11; Reflector Literary Staff 10; Library Club 10. Chorus 11,12. elaine Mcdonald South Weymouth Elaine . . . excels in sports and music . . . likes Miss Arnold ... a bright future as a typist. Badminton 11.12; Girls ' Track Team 11, 12; Tennis 11,12; Basketball 11,12; Vol- leyball 10,11.12; New England Music Fes- tival 11,12; Solo Festival 12; Choir 12. at spirit cannot die, 60 ELIZABETH McDONALD South Weymouth Betty ... a smile for everyone ... a future secretary ... a hard worker who will do well in her chosen vocation. Honors 11; Typewriting Certificate (55) 11; Miss White ' s Secretary 11,12; Softball 10; Badminton 10,11; Volleyball 11; F.B. L.A. Club 10,11. JAMES McGRATH South Weymouth Jim . . . somewhat reserved but always good natured . . . good at baseball, hockey, and sciences, especially physics . . . plans to become a pharmacist. Baseball 10. richard Mckenzie Hingham Dick ... a hunting enthusiast . . . likes baseball, football, and basketball ... a hard worker who should succeed as a future land- scape architect. F.F.A. 10; F.F.A. Officer 11; Planning Board 12. RICHARD McLEAN Weymouth Dick . . . popular with his classmates ... an outstanding track man . . . enthusi- astic about hunting, pizzas, and Mercury cars . . . headed for the Navy. Cross Country 12; Winter Track 12; Spring Track 11,12. EDWARD McMANN North Weymouth Eddie . . . always smiling and carefree . . . dislikes school . . . likes boating and pizza . . . can be found at Hearn ' s . . . a future auto mechanic. Lunchroom Duty 10,11,12; Open House 11. MAUREEN McNULTY North Weymouth Mick . . . friendly and studious . . . likes to eat, especially spaghetti, and is fond of sports ... pet peeve is an oral talk ... an intelligent future teacher. Future Teachers ' Club 10,11,12; Honors 10; Office Helper 10; Badminton 10; Vol- leyball 10. WILLIAM McLEARN Hull Bill . . . intends to be a heating engi- neer . . . spends most of his time design- ing or constructing models of new build- ings . . . sincere, well liked . . . dislikes conceited girls. Football 11; Open House 10,11,12; Who ' s Who 12; Student Marshal 10,11,12; Honors 10; Driver Education 10. DAVID McNAMEE Weymouth Dave . . . well liked by his classmates . . . watches variety and sports shows on TV . . . interested in broadcasting as a career. john Mcpherson Weymouth Mac ... an all around athlete and an all star center . . . enjoys sports, sleeping, and sports cars . . . headed for a coaching career . . . another Jackie Fisher? Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10,12; Spring Track 11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Football Assembly 11,12. MARELLA McGILVRAY Weymouth Marella . . . likes sports, westerns, music, especially Johnny Mathis ' records . . . hopes to be a buyer . . . her quiet winning way will always help her to make new friends and to keep old ones . . . plans to attend Northeastern. Miss E. McGregor ' s Secretary 12; Badmin- ton 10; Basketball 10. RONALD McKEE North Weymouth Ronnie ... a sailing fan . . . likes Rock and Roll, and sports . . . headed for a college career . . . with his fine personality he will probably succeed at whatever he tries. Football 10. GEORGE McKINNON North Weymouth Mucca . . . intends to be a carpenter . . . can be heard discussing sports . . . dislikes school and homework . . . favorite saying is, Wanna Get. Football 10,11; Choir 11. Pro p atria we say, 61 ANN McSHANE South Weymouth Ann . . . pleasant and amiable . . . enjoys eating, especially fried clams . . . aiming for a secretary ' s position after graduation. F.B.L.A. Club 10,11; Miss Benson ' s Secre- tary 11,12; Gregg Shorthand Certificate ( SO) 12; Senior Party 12. ALBERT MELANSON South Hingham Bob . . . future chef . . . cooking, money, Cadillacs, and friends are his specialty . . . usually seen at the South Shore Hospital where he works . . . with his friendly ways and many talents, he ' ll be a success. F.F.A. 10; F.F.A. Treasurer 11; F.F.A. Planning Board 12. KENNETH MELLOR Weymouth Ken ... a future teacher who is a fine athlete . . . likes almost anything ... a popular music fan who plans to attend Northeastern University. Basketball 10; Cross Country 10; Spring Track 10; Football 11. BRUCE MELAMED South Weymouth Mel ... a future aircraft mechanic . . . likes music and sports . . . pet peeve is the practical joker . . . can often be found at Nash ' s Drug Store . . . his pastime is listen- ing to classical music. Lunch Room Duty 11,12. EDWARD MELCHIN Weymouth Ed . . . pet peeve is homework . . . dis- likes working, but wants to succeed. Student Council 10,11,12; Student Marshal 10,1 1,12; Honors 10.1 1; Merit Award 11: Senior Nominating Committee 12; Senior Play 12; Class Dues Collector 11; Open House 10,11,12. ROBERT MELVILLE South Weymouth Bob . . . expert at fixing cars . . . enjoys popular music . . . dislikes homework . . . would like to become an I.B.M. operator. PATRICIA MESICK South Weymouth Pat ... a girl of many talents . . . enjoys Spanish, sports, especially table ten- nis . . . headed for higher education, prob- ably nursing. Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Spanish Club 12; Future Nurses ' Club 11, 12; Home Room Messenger 12; Softball 11; Basketball 10. HARRY MILLER Weymouth Ted ... an intellectual fellow, headed for the University of Massachusetts . . . en- joys all sports, hot rods, and music ... a future engineer. Honors 10,11; Latin Certificate of Honor- able Merit 10; Band 11. ALYCE MOAKLEY LINDA MOFFETT Weymouth Heights Al ... a quiet miss but very popular ... a future airline stewardess. Yearbook Home Room Representative 12; Reflector Art Staff 12; Senior Nominating 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; F.B.L.A. Club 11,12; Junior Party 11; Bulletin Board Committee 11; Future Nurses ' Club 10; Dance Committee 10,11. Weymouth Heights Linda . . . future private secretary ... a cheerful, co-operative manner that wins many friends. Senior Nominating Committee 12; Senior Play Selection 12; Spanish Club 12; Base- ball 10; Volleyball 10; Basketball 10; Bad- minton 10; Future Nurses ' Club 10; Dra- matic Club 10. JOHN MOORE South Weymouth Jack . . . conscientious in his studying ... a future heart doctor . . . sports are his main interest . . . English and onions don ' t agree with this college man to be. Honors 10,11; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Cross Country 10; Ledger Correspond- ent 12; Sophomore Party 10. PHILIP MORAN Weymouth Phil ... a car enthusiast ... a friendly out going personality . . . bristles with ac- tivity . . . chosen career is a salesman . Football Usher 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 11. means love for Weymouth High. n CLAIRE MORRISON South Weymouth Ciaire . . . admired for her fine character and loyalty to the school ... is industri- ous, fond of music, and lively . . . her chosen career, a dietitian. Graduation Dance Committee 12; Moral and Spiritual Values Award 10; Future Nurses ' Club 10; Future Teachers ' Club 11; Home Room Messenger 1 1 . DORIS MULLIGAN North Weymouth Dorry . . . sparkling personality . . . clever at all sports . . . likes dancing, rec- ords, and Economics . . . dislikes home- work ... a furure hairdresser who will do well in her chosen career. Choir 10,11; Baseball 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Home Room Messenger 10. JOHN MURPHY South Weymouth Murph . . . friendly and dependable . . . goes for Rock and Roll, baseball, and fried clams . . . with his pleasing person- ality, he ' ll be a success. Honors 10,11; Open House 12; Who ' s Who Committee 12; Our American Herit- age Award 1 1 . ELIZABETH MURRAY North Weymouth Betty . . . furure beautician . . . pet peeve is natural blondes . . . fond of pizza, jazz and Frank Sinatra . . . with her smile, she will be a success. Senior Prom Committee 12; Volleyball 10; Badminton 10; Field Hockey 10; Spanish Club 12; Stationery Sales Committee 12. APRIL NELSON Weymouth April . . . friendly and co-operative . . . always smiling ... a future nurse. High Honors 10,11; Future Nurses ' Club 10,12; Class Secretary 10,11; Student Council 10.11,12; Sophomore Party 10, Junior Party 11; Student Marshal 10,11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Committee 12. CYNTHIA NELSON South Weymouth Cindy . . . pensive and quiet . . . goes for Johnny Mathis, football, and hockey . . . we ' re sure she ' ll be a success as a physical therapist. Reflector Advertising Staff 10; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Reflector Literary Staff 1 1 ; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Future Nurses ' Club 10. CATHRYN MUIRHEAD Weymouth Cathy . . . future pathologist ... a charming, intelligent girl . . . interested in dramatics and parties. Senior Prom Committee 12; Reflector Art Editor 12; Nominating Committee 10,11; Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10; Honorable Merit 11; High Honors 10; Honors 11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11. ARLENE MURPHY Weymouth Arlene ... a lively, personable young lady . . . enjoys sports and fun . . . shorthand is a favorite subject . . . teaching, her goal. Secretary to Mr. Klay 11,12; Lunch Room Helper 10,11; Fashion Show 10; Basket- ball 10; Baseball 10; Badminton 10; Gregg Transcription (80) 12. MAURICE MURPHY Hull Murph . . . likes rhythm and blues, steak, Mr. Carlson, math, and Fords . . . dislikes an excess of homework . . . he ' s sure to be a successful carpenter. Student Council 12. PETER NAYLOR Weymouth Pete . . . one of our promising scientists . . . intelligent, and hard working . . . hopes to go to M.I.T. to prepare for a career in electrical engineering. Honors 10,11; Radio Club 12; Senior Ban- quet Committee 12. CAROL NELSON South Weymouth Nellie . . . blonde curls . . . always smil- ing . . . full of fun ... a future receptionist. Honors 10,11; Cheerleader 12; Senior Nominating Committee 12; Reflector and Yearbook Secretary 12; F.B.L.A. Club 12; Reflector Literary Staff 10; Class Dues Col- lector 11; Chorus Secretary 10; Band Sec- retary 1 1 . SYLVIA NEVA East Weymouth Sylvia ... a sincere and true friend . . . likes music, hockey, and cars . . . plans to attend Northeastern ... a future teacher. Honors 10,11; Dramatic Club 10; Volley- ball 10; Home Room Messenger 10; Re- flector Literary Staff 1 1 ; Class Motto 1 1 ; Yearbook Home Room Representative 12; Senior Play Selection Committee 12. Staunch stands the watch JANA NISTA East Weymouth Jan . . . always laughing . . . a future beautician . . . can be found listening to the radio and Johnny Mathis, or watching Bob Wagner . . . prefers steak and lobster to beans . . . likes economics, detective stories, and outdoor sports. Chorus 10; Library Club Vice President 12; Fashion Show 10,11. CHARLES O ' BRIEN Weymouth Swirl . . . likes pizza and Miss Hackett . . . corn beef and cabbage . . . likes sports, especially golf . . . always seated in the front row of class. Football 10; Cross Country 10; Winter Track 10; Thanksgiving Game Usher 10; Class Banquet 12; 104 Office Helper 12. DANIEL O ' CONNELL Weymouth Dan . . tall and quiet . . . favorites are physics, English, Mr. Ghiorse, and chicken . . . Chinese food and girls who talk too much rate low ... his ambition is to own a restaurant. A.V. Club 10,11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Sophomore and Junior Parties 10,11. WILLIAM NEWELL South Weymouth Billy . . . blond and good-looking . . . came from Archbishop Williams High School . . . planning to be a draftsman . . . his motto, Take life as it comes to you, but be awake when it does. MARGARET NICHOLSON South Weymouth Margie . . . pretty and full of life . . . likes Frank Sinatra ... is looking forward to a future as a secretary. Mr. Ghiorse ' s Secretary 12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate (60) 11; F.B.L.A. Club 11,12; Bulletin Board Committee 10, 11; Reflector Advertising Staff 12; Basket- ball 10; Softball 10,11; Tennis 11. MARIETTA NIGRELLI Weymouth Marie . . . the cute blonde, who has hopes of becoming a dental hygienist. Junior Moral and Spiritual Values 12; Yearbook Advertising Staff 12; Reflector Advertising Staff 12; Lab Assistant 11; Morning Devotions 11; Library Club 10; Senior Play Selection Committee 12; Senior Party Committee 12. BARBARA NICHOLSON South Weymouth Nicky ... a pleasant personality . . . hopes to go on to Business School. Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 11; Who ' s Who Committee 12; Door Decora- tion 10; Mr. Kelly ' s Secretary 11,12; F.B. L.A. Club 1 1 ; Reflector Literary Staff 1 1 ; Attendance Slips 12; Spanish Club 10; Bas- ketball 10,11; Badminton 10,11. MERRILL NICKERSON Weymouth Tony ... a handsome and artistic lad . . . enjoys football, hockey, art and Italian food ... a future aircraft mechanic. Cross Country 10,12; Baseball 10; Band Manager 11; Choir Manager 1 1; A.V. Club 11; Basketball 10; Christmas Assembly 11. CHARLES NIHAN South Weymouth Chuck . . . hopes to go to Holy Cross, and then to West Point . . . has traveling experience and friendliness ... a future Army officer. Drill Team 10; Dance Band 10; Concert Band 10; Track 11,12; Football 11. IVY NOTT Weymouth Ivy . . . warm and friendly . . . plans to go to Bridgewater State Teachers ' College. Senior Nominating Committee 12; Future Teachers ' Club 10,11; President 12; Jun- ior Party Entertainment Committee 11; Honors 10; Reflector Advertising Staff 10, 11; Manager 12; Yearbook Advertising Manager 12; Home Room Messenger 12. MARY O ' BRIEN Weymouth Obie . . . our conversationalist . . . usually blushing . . . likes ballads, Pat Boone, football, tennis, steak, and Mr. Con- cannon . . . dislikes English . . . pet peeve is nicknames. Library Club 10,11; Libiary Club Presi- dent 12; Softball 10; Choir 10. WILLIAM O ' CONNELL Weymouth Okie . . . thinks Ricky Nelson is just great . . . likes westerns, James Arness, hockey . . . favorite food is apple pie . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Kearns. Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Usher at Thanksgiving Day Football Games 10,12. of Weymouth High 64 THOMAS ODELL Weymouth Tom . . . quiet, but with a sense of humor . . . takes time out from short-wave radios to play hockey, watch wres- tling . . . likes sports cars. Rock and Roll and gym . . . dislikes English . . . future in the Navy. Radio Club 12. BEVERLY OLSON East Weymouth Dev ... a lively girl . . . wants to be an airline hostess . . . likes Marlon Brando, westerns, football, baseball, and mush- rooms . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Concan- non . . . pet peeves are dungarees and quiet boys. Chorus 10; Softball 10; Christmas Assem- bly 10; Thanksgiving Assembly 10. JOHN O ' NEIL East Weymouth Jack ... a good student . . . likes Perry Como, Rock and Roll, adult west- erns, hockey . . . enjoys Mr. Kearns ' s classes . . . dislikes homework on weekends. Honors 11; Hockey 11,12; Junior Party 11; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10. GERALDINE OSBORN East Weymouth Gerri ... all around girl . . . enjoys outdoor sports, dancing . . . future as a secretary. F.B.L.A. Club Secretary 1 1 ; Mr. Morgan ' s Secretary 12; Reflector Advertising Staff 12; Library Club 12; Gregg Transcription Certificate ( 60 ) 11; Bookkeeping Award 11. JUDITH PALMER East Weymouth Judy . . . hopes for a career in govern- ment service . . . likes to travel and speak foreign languages. Honors 10,11; Reflector Literary Staff 10, 11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Spanish Club Secretary 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Class Banquet 11; Dramatic Club 10. RONALD PASKELL South Weymouth Ronny . . . likes hunting, Mr. Roy, shop, pizza, and Fords . . . pet peeve is slow drivers . . . plans to attend Wentworth . . . a carpenter in the future. Student Marshal 11,12; Student Council 11. PRISCILLA OSGOOD South Weymouth Pris . . . enjoys Rock and Roll . . . has a pleasant nature . . . liked by everyone . . . good sport ... a future secretary. Secretary to Mr. Kearns 12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate ( 60 ) 11; Type Cer- tificate (64) 11; Badminton 10,11; Field Hockey 10; Basketball 10; Softball 10. BEVERLY PANTANO South Weymouth Bevie . . . more bounce to the ounce . . . is looking forward to Bridgewater State Teachers ' College . . . taller people peeve this pint-sized miss. Honors 10,11; Latin Certificate of Honor- able Merit 10; Future Teachers ' Club 11, 12; Reflector Advertising Staff 10; Re- flector Literary Staff 11; Hockey 10. ARTHUR PATSTONE Weymouth Pat . . . intelligent . . . plans to attend the Air Force Academy . . . likes aviation, Rock and Roll, football, and westerns . . . enjoys physics. High Honors 10,11; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Committee 11,12; Ex- change Assembly 11; Junior Usher 11; Radio Club Vice-President 12. SHEILA O ' LEARY East Weymouth Sheila . . . likes Rock and Roll, Debbie Reynolds, pizza, and sports . . . dislikes English, French, Chinese food, and con- ceited boys. Attended Quincy High School 10,11; Bowl- ing Team 10,11; Future Nurses ' Club 10 11; Library Staff 10; Basketball 11. JAMES OLSON East Weymouth Jim ... a comedian . . . likes guitar playing, Johnny Mathis, Italian food . . . plans to have a Navy career . . . pet peeve is meeting pseudo-intellectual people. A.V. Club 10; Key Club 10; Band 10; Spring Track 1 1 . CLAIRE O ' ROURKE South Weymouth Claire . . . humorous and hearty . . . likes jazz, English . . . future as a nurse. Football Assembly 10; Junior Nominating Committee 1 1 ; Junior Party Decoration Committee 1 1 ; Junior-Senior Assembly 1 1 ; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Badminton 11; Spanish Club 12; Reflector Advertising Staff 12. an d gives for our brave dead 65 WALTER PATSTONE Weymouth Walter ... a vital and intelligent person ... a future aeronautical engineer. High Honors 10,11; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Committee 11,12; Student Marshal 12; Key Club 12; Radio Club 12; A.V. Club 10,11,12; Junior Usher 11; Thanksgiving Assembly 11; Junior High Assembly 11.12. PRISCILLA PEEL North Weymouth Pee Pee . . . can be found listening to progressive jazz or watching situation com- edies . . . tardy dates are her pet peeve . . . this girl with her pleasant smile plans to become a clerk or typist. Office Helper 10; Badminton 10. PATRICIA PAYNE South Weymouth Patty . . . hospitable . . . . . likes music, sports worker. plans to teach . . a reliable Future Teachers ' Club 11,12; Honors 10; Reflector Advertising Staff 12; Junior Party Entertainment Committee 1 I ; Jun- ior Party Decoration Committee 1 I ; Basket- ball 10; Volleyball 10; Badminton 10; Dramatic Club 10. PENELOPE PERKINS South Weymouth . . having fun is her pastime hopes to become a kindergarten Penny ' teacher. Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Com- mittee 12; Who ' s Who 12; Science Essay Contest Award 1 1 ; Class Dues Collector 11,12; Sophomore Nominating Commit- tee 10; Sophomore Party 10; Honors 10, 11; Reflector Advertising Staff 12. RICHARD PERRIER North Weymouth Dick . . . full of ready energy . . . hopes to be a radio announcer . swing music rates high and he plays in his own dance band. Cap and Gown Committee 12; Thanks- giving Assembly 10; Orchestra 10; Band 10, 11; Christmas Assembly 12. tk DONNA PETERSON South Weymouth Donna . . . Friendly and sweet, most pleasant to meet; winning each heart and delighting each eye. High Honors 10,11; Student Council 10, 11,12; Vice President 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Captain 12; Girls ' State 11; Reflector Staff 10,11; Secretary Southeast Massachu- setts Student Councils 12. EARLE PHILBROOK South Weymouth Skip . . . hopes to be a draftsman . . . spends his time with cars . . . likes Rock and Roll, baseball, bowling, Kim Novak, physics and Elvis Presley . . . could do without fish and English . . . always lock- ing his keys in his car. Cross Country 10; Book Room Duty 11. GERALD PINZARI North Weymouth Jerry . . . plans to become a civil engi- neer . . . likes rhythm and blues, drive-ins, westerns, football, and pizza . . . plans to go to the first college he can.get into . . . pet peeve is short haircuts on girls. A.V. Club 10. STANLEY PETERSON Weymouth Pete ... a future carpenter . . . likes ice cream sundaes, drive-ins, girls, and money . . . dislikes cold weather and get- ting up in the morning. Student Government 11,12; Student Mar- shal 10,11,12; Honors 10,11; Motto Com- mittee 1 2 ; Senior Class Play 1 1 ; Open House 11.12. JUDITH PETERSON Weymouth Judy ... a future secretary . . . likes roller skating and people ... is kind and gentle. Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 12; Fashion Show 10; Miss Silvester ' s Secre- tary 12. JANICE PHILLIPS Weymouth Jan . . . pastime is keeping busy . . . pet peeve is a research paper . . . likes Pat Boone, popular music, basketball, foot- ball, and skating . . . one of our future nurses. High Honors 10,11; Monday Club, Hon- orary Member 12; Future Nurses ' Club 10,11,12; Reflector Literary Staff 12. BARBARA PITTS Barbie ' retary . football. North Weymouth . . hopes to be an executive sec- . likes dances, trigonometry. Honors 1 1 ; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; American Heritage Essay Con- test, Honorable Mention 10; Home Room Delegate 10; Band 10,11; Southeastern Massachusetts Music Festival 10. ese simple passwords DOROTHY PITTS North Weymouth Dot . . . future teacher from Bridge- water . . . always listening to Pat Boone . . . dresses well. Honors 10.11; Class Motto 10,11; Junior- Senior Assembly 1 1 ; Home Room Delegate 12; Mathematics Club 10,11; Spanish Club 12; Tennis 11; Badminton 10. DAVID POLITO East Weymouth Dave ... a natural born comedian . . . favorite expression, You ' d better believe it. . . . future as an automobile mechanic. NORMA PROVOST Weymouth Norma . . . always cordial . . . plays the piano . . . enjoys school . . . hopes to be a medical secretary. Volleyball 10; Basketball 10; Moral and Spiritual Values Committee 11. MILDRED PIZZI East Weymouth Millie . . . always ready to help . . . hopes to be a stewardess . . . likes Miss Toomey. shorthand . . . pet peeve is con- ceited boys. Mr. Dempsey ' s Secretary 12; Gregg Tran- scriprion Certificate (60) 11; Who ' s Who 12; Basketball 10,11; Badminton 10,11; Volleyball 10; Softball 10,11. DONNA PRATT South Weymouth Donna ... a cheerful temper . . . likes typing and Miss Norris . . . listens to Ricky Nelson ' s records . . . enjoys watching base- ball . . . dislikes Problems of Democracy. Fashion Show 10; Choir 10; Softball 10. ELVA PUOPOLO East Weymouth Elva . . . eyes sparkling and smiling . . . some day to be a secretary . . . likes basket- ball, pizza, and Miss Norris. Badminton 10,11; Fashion Show 10,11; Junior Party 1 1 ; Gregg Transcription Cer- tificate (60) 11; Miss Vining ' s Secretary 12; Who ' s Who 12; Home Room Messen- ger 12. CHARLENE QUERY North Weymouth Charl ... a good sport and a good friend ... a future secretary . . . likes cheeseburgers and dancing . . . pet peeve is people who think they are better than everyone else. Basketball 10,11; Softball 10,11; Volley- ball 10,11; Badminton 10,11; Decorating Committee 10; Home Room Messenger 10, 12. FRED RANSOM North Weymouth Fuzzy . . . pleasing personality . . . future is undecided . . . likes westerns, sports cars, baseball, hockey, and Mr. Car- penter . . . dislikes Chinese food, ping pong, Bermuda shorts, and English. Baseball 10.11; Hockey 10,11,12. PATRICIA REGAL East Weymouth Pat . . . short and neat ... a future secretary . . . likes chicken and pizza, movies, office practice, and Miss Hackett . . . dislikes history. Basketball 10,11; Badminton 11; Volley- ball 10.11; Softball 10,11; Senior Parry 12. JANICE RALPH South Weymouth Jan . . . future teacher . . . likes scal- lops, Biology, and TV ' s Father Knows Best . . . dislikes onions and chemistry . . . homework is her pet peeve. Future Teachers Club 11,12; Who ' s Who Committee 12; Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10. ROBERT RAYMOND Weymouth Bobbie ... a future state trooper . . . likes Zorro, turkey, playing football, and Mr. Ghiorse . . . dislikes being told what to do and studying for a test . . . plans to attend Fisher Junior College. Football 10. CARL REID South Weymouth Carl . . . full of pep . . . plans a future in the Merchant Marine . . . likes vaca- tions, reading, and hockey . . . dislikes Economics . . . pet peeve is homework . . . often heard saying, Sure Mike. ' ' to the hill where Weymou th s men are bred. ALAN RISLEY East Weymouth ' Al ... as sharp as a tack attend West Point. plans to Spring Track 12; Winter Track 12; Cross Country 12; Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Honors 10,11; A.V. Club 10, 11,12; P.T.A. Science Contest Winner 11; Lab Assistant 11,12; Junior-Senior Assem- bly 11. MARSHA ROBERTSON Weymouth Marsha . . . pet peeve is long TV com- mercials . . . likes to listen to the radio and to go to football and basketball games and dances . . . plans to be a bookkeeper in the future. Intramurals 10; Captain 10; Volleyball 10; Basketball 10; Home Room Secretary 10. CECELIA ROGERS South Weymouth Cece . . . future nurse . . . likes music, tennis. Fords, and pizza . . . frequently may be found talking on the telephone. Badminton 10; Dramatic Club 10; Junior Nominating 11; Tennis 11; Junior Party 11; Spanish Club 11,12; Future Teachers ' Club 11; Senior Nominating Committee 12. ANDREW RINALDI BARRY REIKARD Weymouth Buddha ... a future medical technician . . . likes food, biology, and Sophia Lorcn . . . dislikes tuition for college and snow flurries . . . plans to attend Colby College . . . constantly saying, Wait a min- ute! Baseball 11; Football 12; Senior Play 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 11. PERSHING RENNIE East Weymouth Buddy ... a future machinist . . . likes westerns, Chinese food, and sports cars . . . pet peeve is white bucks . . . often heard saying, Kinda makes you wonder, doesn ' t it. Hockey 10,11,12; Baseball 11. South Weymouth . . ambition is the Armed Serv- . likes baseball, bowling, ham- nd Miss Vining . . . dislikes Inspectors, spoiled girls and PATRICIA REMONDINI East Weymouth Pat ... a delightful girl with a happy smile ... a future hairdresser . . . likes fried clams and Cadillacs. Fashion Show 10,11; Chorus 10,11; Chorus Assembly 11; Decortaing Commit- tee 10,11; Volleyball 10; Badminton 10; Sophomore Party 10. ALBERT RICHARDSON South Weymouth Al ... a future printer . . . likes flashy, powerful convertibles . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . often heard saying, I don ' t know what to tell you. Open House 11,12. MARIE RINELLA North Weymouth Marie ... a future secretary . . . likes Bret Maverick, egg cakes, and Miss Hill . . . dislikes basketball games and home- work . . . can be found in Howard John- son ' s. Gregg Transcription Certificate (60) 11; Victory Dance 10; Badminton 10; Volley- ball 10; Basketball 10,11; Class Banquet 12. JEAN ROANOWICZ Jean East Weymouth wants to do medical work likes music, spaghetti, and Mr. Kearns pet peeve is homework. Honors 10,11; Choir 10,11,12; Latin Cer- tificate of Honorable Merit 10; State Music Festival 1 1 ; New England Music Festival 12; Southeastern Massachusetts Regional Music Festival 12; S.E.M.S.B.A. Music Fes- tival 10. LAWRENCE ROBINSON Weymouth Larry . . . has a mind of his own . . . hopes to be a salesman . . . likes war stories, hockey, and football . . . pet peeve is long haircuts . . . plans to attend Bryant and Stratton Business School. Hockey 10; Sophomore Nominating Com- mittee 10; Senior Party Usher 11; Home Room Messenger 11; Senior Prom Com- mittee 12. JANET ROLLINS Weymouth Janet . . . future secretary . . . likes foot- ball games, parties, and Howard Johnson ' s . . . dislikes hypocritical people, jive, and pages of shorthand . . . pet pe eve is staying after school. Gregg Transcription Certificate (60) 11; Who ' s Who Representative 12; Sophomore Parry 10; Chorus 10,11. We love thee, Alma Mater. 68 ANNE ROMANS North Weymouth Anne ... a smart girl . . . Johnny Mathis is her favorite ... a dependable worker . . . she ' ll be one of our future Florence Nightingales. Mr. Pratt ' s Secretary 11,12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate (60) 11, (80) 12; Honors 10,11. DONNA RUDOLPH East Weymouth Donna . . . future teacher . . . likes music, Ricky Nelson, Mr. Mazzola, and physics . . . pet peeve is conceited boys . . . favor- ite pastime is sewing. Sophomore Nominating Committee 10; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10. RAYMOND RUSSELL East Weymouth Ray . . . happy go lucky . . . classwork does not interest him as much as sports . . . can usually be found at Bill ' s Gas Station working on cars . . . future as an automo- bile mechanic. ELAINE RUSSO East Weymouth Elaine . . . likes sack dresses, pizza, Pat Boone, and Connie Francis . . . her pet peeve is people who take their time in the corridors . . . wishes to be a nurse. Senior Play 12; Future Nurses ' Club 10; Choir 10; Tennis 11; Senior Party 12; Spring Concert 11. FRANCIS RYAN North Weymouth Frank . . . reserved and dignified . . . future television commercial writer . . . likes money, Italian food, and Miss Mc- Morrow . . . dislikes snow, English, and work . . . getting up in the morning is his pet peeve. South Boston High 10; Senior Nominat- ing 12. MAUREEN RYAN North Weymouth Moe ... a future teacher . . . enjoys football, Zorro, and English . . . Rock and Roll rates high . . . dislikes homework and physics . . . favorite pastime is swim- ming. Cap and Gown 12; Badminton 11; Basket- ball 11, 12; Softball 11; Volleyball 11,12. ANDREW RYAN East Weymouth Andy . . . likable ... his pet peeve is girls that go steady . . . his favorite pas- time is working on cars. JOHN RYAN North Weymouth Jack . . . ambition is to be a teacher . . . likes sports, jazz, spaghetti, and pizza . . . dislikes corn beef and cabbage . . . favorite pastime is bowling . . . plans to attend University of Massachusetts. WILLIAM RYAN South Weymouth Bill . . . likes baseball, cowboys, and Oldsmobile convertibles . . . dislikes all school subjects ... an active sports fan. JOHN ROSE East Weymouth Jackson ... a future printer . . . likes pizza, Rock and Roll, and new clothes . . . passes the time away with his interests in sports and cars. Open House 10,11,12; Student Govern- ment 10,11; Choir 11; Student Council 10,11. RICHARD RUMBLE South Weymouth Dick . . . wants to be a special agent for F.B.I. . . . likes cars, rhythm and blues, and lobsters . . . pet peeve is nosey neighbors . . . plans to attend college and law school. SANDRA RUSSELL Weymouth Sandy ... a sparkling personality . . . a future teacher . . . likes company, Frank Sinatra, and football. Honors 11; Class Secretary 12; Student Council 11,12; Substitute Cheerleader 11; Cheerleader 12; Student Marshal 12; Quincy Ledger Correspondent 12; Junior Nominating 1 1. Oh, let the years roll by! 69 ROBERT RYERSON East Weymouth Rob ... his futute is undecided . . . likes basketball ... a laugh and a smile seem to go with Bob. Basketball 10,11; F.F.A. 10.11,12; Weightlifting 10,11; Football Manager 10,12. JUDITH SARTY South Weymouth Judy ... a sunny disposition . . . am- bition is in medical technology ... a pert majorette. Office Helper 10,11; Sub-Majorette 10; Majorette 11; Senior Prom Committee 12; Morning Devotions 10; South Eastern Massachusetts Music Festival 11; Blue Angels Motorcade 11. CARL SCHLEIFF East Weymouth Carl . . . ambition is in the field of busi- nss management ... an enthusiastic sports fan. Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10; Spring Track 10; Wintr Track 10,12; Cross Coun- try 10; Basketball 10; Cap and Gown Com- mute 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Stu- dent Marshal 11,12. JOHN SALIN Weymouth John . . . always ready to laugh . . . wants to be a mechanical engineer. Hockey 10,1 1.12; Football 10,11,12; Base- ball 10.11,12; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Committee 12; Foorball Rally 11. Talent Show 11; Morning Devotions 10. BEVERLY SCAMMELL Weymouth Bev ... a usually quiet future stenog- rapher . . . pet peeve is ships that don ' t come in on time . . . favorite saying is Take a letter, Miss Scammell! Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 12. LEONARD SCOLAMIERO East Weymouth Len . . . wants to be a barber . . . likes hockey, Frank Sinatra, and everything Ital- ian . . . dislikes being called by his last name. Football 10; Baseball 10,11. CLIFTON SHEPPARD South Weymouth Clif . . . intends to be a rotary press- man . . . pet peeve is afternoon session . . . dislikes getting up on cold mornings . . . spends mosr of his time hunting. Open House 10,11,12; Senior Party 12; Senior Prom 12. JACQUELINE SIBERT Weymouth Jackie . . . ambition is to be a wife . . . pet peeve is loquacious, coquettish fe- males . . . cheerful at all times. Class Dues Collector 12; Secretary to Mr. McCarthy 11,12; Cafeteria Worker 10, 11, 12; Softball 11; Basketball 11; Bad- minton 11; Class Banquet 12. FRANCIS SLAVEN East Weymouth Bill . . . ambition is to be an electrical engineer . . . likes sports cars . . . pet peeve is people who aren ' t serious . . . plans to attend Clemson University. Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Radio Club 12; Christmas Assembly 10,12; A.V. Club 10,11.12. NATALIE SHOBER North Weymouth Nat . . . always happy and smiling . . . ambition biochemist . . . plans to attend Bates College. High Honors 10,11; Student Council 10, 11,12; Cheerleader 11,12; Reflector As- sisrant Editor 12; Junior Moral and Spirit- ual Values Committee 10; Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10; Orchestra 12. WARREN SINNOTT South Weymouth Skip . . . quiet but mischievous at times . . . likes spaghetti, Mr. Burgess, and English . . . dislikes long hair, music, and gossiping . . . may usually be found eating . . . plans to attend Boston College. Football 10,11; Track 10. Baseball 10,11; Winter ALAN SMALL North Weymouth Al . . . ambition is to work in a com- mercial airline . . . likes steak, football, Fords, and the M aypo advertisement . . . pet peeve is working nights. o ur song we raise; 70 HH BERNARD SMITH South Weymouth Red . . . likes populat music and Thun- derbirds . . . dislikes English and French but looks forward to his study periods . . . hopes to attend Burdett next year . . . dis- likes being at the end of the lunch line . . . pizza is his favorite food . . . wants to be a retailer. LINDA SMITH North Weymouth Linda . . . enjoys Rock and Roll Music . . . she loves to eat fried clams . . . plans to become a foreign-trade secretary. Class Motto Committee 11,12; Junior- Senior Assembly 1 1 ; Junior Party Decora- tion Committee 11; Badminton 10; Vol- leyball 10; Home Room Messenger 12. JUDITH SORENSON North Weymouth Judi . . . quiet . . . likes dancing . . . a sincere friend ... a medical secretary in the future. Senior Prom Committee 12; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; Mrs. Cleaves ' Secretary 11,12; Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 11; Dance Decoration Committee 11; Fall Fling 12; High Honors 10; Honors 11. BARBARA SPRAGUE South Weymouth Barb . . . full of pep . . . her favorite pastime and subject is bookkeeping . . . enjoys all sports . . . dislikes unfriendly people and Chinese food. F.B.L.A. Club 12; Volleyball 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Fashion Show 10; Badminton 10,11,12. MARGERY STEWART Weymouth ' ' Marge . . . delights in popular music . . . she ' ll make a fine medical secretary. Mr. Collins ' Secretary 12; Future Nurses ' Club 10; F.B.L.A. Club 12; Student Mar- shal 11,12; Bulletin Board 11; Badminton 11; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Volley- ball 11. ALAN STRIANO East Weymouth Al . . . wants to be the best TV cam- eraman in his father ' s store ... his favor- ite expression is darn it ... he enjoys Office Practice. Class Dues Collector 1 1 ; Home Room Messenger 1 1 . JAMES SMITH Weymouth Smitty . . . reliable and friendly . . . enjoys bowling ... a future carpenter . . . likes pizza. Student Council 11,12; Student Govern- ment 12; Student Marshal 10,11,12; Grad- uation Dance Committee 12; Open House 11,12; Assmbly 11; Honors 10,11. WILLIAM SMITH Weymouth Bill . . . has a winning smile . . . enjoys listening to rhythm and blues, jazz, and dixieland music . . . likes Paul New- man, Grace Kelly . . . plans to attend Bur- dett next year . . . going to be a fine ac- countant in the future. EDWARD SPARDA East Weymouth Ed . . . likes Rock and Roll music, espe- cially by Fats Domino . . . hockey, foot- ball, and baseball are his favorites . . . wants to own a roadster . . . pizza is his favorite dish . . . some day will be a fine bookkeeper. Football 1 1 . BRUCE STEVENS South Weymouth Bruce . . . quiet and friendly . . . going to M.I.T. to be a chemical engineer. High Honors 10,11; Physics Lab Assistant 12; Junior Usher 11; Harvard Prize Book Award 11; Key Club 12; Latin Award of Eminent Merit 10; Latin Award of Super- lative Merit 11; Math Club 10,11; Winter Track 12. NANCY STONEHOUSE North Weymouth Nan . . . enthusiastic . . . likes tunes by Sinatra ... a serious student ... a future airline stewardess. Who ' s Who Committee 12; Student Mar- shal 11,12; Sphomore Nominating Com- mittee 10; Sophomore Party 10; Junior Party 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Dance Decorations 1 1 ; Reflector Advertising Staff 10. JOAN STUDLEY Weymouth Joan ... a pleasant smile . . . enjoys roller skating . . . will be a successful secretary. Who ' s Who Committee 12; Attendance Slips 12; Library Club 10,11; Fashion Show 10; Choir 10; Home Room Messen- ger 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; F.B. L.A. 10. loud rings the praise PHILIP TEEVAN North Weymouth Phil . . . full of fun . . . likes vacations . . . dislikes time spent looking for a park- ing space . . . just fancy free. Senior Party 12. STEVEN THAYER Weymouth Steve . . . intelligent and enthusiastic . . . engineer . . . often found around his car . . . likes music by the Everly Brothers, hockey, football, wrestling, Chinese food, math . . . dislikes homework . . . fre- quently says, Never! Honors 10,11; Hockey 11,12. CHRISANN THOMPSON South Weymouth Chris . . . enjoys tunes by Patti Page . . . likes Fords, pizza, English, comedy pro- grams on TV, and playing badminton . . . pet peeve, snobby people . . . favorite pas- time is driving . . . future as a secretary. Dramatic Club 10; Senior Class Banquet 12, MARY SULLIVAN North Weymouth . Sully ... a friend to everyone . . . always laughing . . . will make a good medical secretary. Cap and Gown Committee 12; F.B.L.A. Club 1 1 ; Gregg Transcription Certificate (60) 11; Mr. Drake ' s Secretary 12; Fall Fling 11; Junior Party 11; Victory Dance 11. GLORIA TABER Weymouth Gloria . . . known for her smile . . . one day she ' ll be an airlines ' receptionist. Reflector Art Staff 12; Sophomore Party 10; Senior Party Committee 12; Junior Party 11; Spanish Club 12; Badminton 10, 11; Field Hockey 10; Softball 10; Tennis 10; Basketball 10. MARION TAUSEVICH Weymouth Marion . . . full of life . . . likes Rock and Roll music, tunes by Little Richard, riding in Buicks, and Mr. Kearns ' classes . . . dislikes homework and kill joys . . . future as a beautician. ROBERT SWEENEY East Weymouth Bob . . . likes music, especially ballads, and sports, suth as baseball, football, and hotkey . . . M ' iss McMorrow is his idea of the ideal teacher . . . wants to be an auto mechanic. Basketball 10,11; 11. Badminton 10; Tennis SUSAN TABER South Weymouth Sue ... an all-around girl . . . enjoys all sports, especially water skiing and horse- back riding . . . hopes to be a model. Field Hockey 10,11,12; Volleyball 10,11, 12; Badminton 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11, 12; Fashion Show 10,11; Cafeteria Assist- ant 10,11,12; F.B.L.A. Club 12. WILLIAM TAYLOR South Weymouth Bill . . . hopes to be a commercial artist . . . likes Pat Boone, new cars, and Kirk Douglas . . . dislikes girls ' knee socks . . . you ' ll often find him dancing, playing bas- ketball, or watching almost any sport . . . bound to be a success. Cap and Gown Committee 12. ANTHONY TENORE Weymouth Tony . . . likes sports cars, movies, and meatballs . . . dislikes tights . . . frequently heard saying, Believe me, it ' s the truth! . . . favorite pastime is bowling . . . future as a hair stylist. Football 10; Home Room Messenger 11. ALLEN THOMPSON South Weymouth Farmer . . . likes hot rods, Clint Walk- er ' s acting, hockey, football, spaghetti, and girls . . . dislikes liver and homework . . . future as a utility lineman. F.F.A. 10,11,12; Honors 10,11. BONNIE TIRRELL South Weymouth Bon . . . likes to sing, dance and skate ... a future in the advertising world. High Honors 11; Honors 10; Student Council 11; Miss McMorrow ' s Secretary 12; Nominating Committee 12; Cheer- leader 11,12; Dance Decorations 11; Jun- ior-Senior Assembly 11; F.B.L.A. Club 11,12; Open House 10,11 . of grand old Weymouth High. 72 MARTHA TIRRELL South Weymouth Marty . . . can usually be found typing in the Driver Ed. office . . . headed for Chandler College. Secretary to Mr. Whitmore and Mr. Swan 12; Field Hockey 10.11; Basketball 10,11; Softball 10,11; Badminton 10,11; Cafeteria Helper 10. PAUL TONRY East Weymouth Paul . . . happy and gay all day . . . his goal is a Naval career . . . often found playing pool . . . likes music . . . dis- likes girls without cars. NANCY TOURTILLOTT Weymouth Nan . . . always smiling . . . dislikes conceited boys and homework . . . favorite pastime is dancing . . . future as a secretary. Spanish Club 10; Junior Party 11; Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 11; Mr. Ritchie ' s Secretary 12; Volleyball 10. JUDITH TOWNSEND South Weymouth Judy . . . wants to be a secretary . . . likes records by Johnny Mathis, ice skating, Chevrolets, Economics classes, talking on the telephone . . . avoids eating hamburg and wearing tights . . . often is in contact with the South Weymouth Naval Airbase. Typewriting Certificate (56) 11; Fashion Show 10. DAVID TRUFANT South Weymouth Dave . . . reserved and likable . . . likes ice hockey, cool custom cars, mathe- matics, songs by Ricky Nelson, pizza, and Jane Powell . . . dislikes crowds and flat tires . . . favorite pastime working on auto- mobiles . . . future as an engineer. Orchestra 10,12; Band 10,12. LORNA VanHORN East Weymouth Toby . . . fresh and carefree . . . her favorite pastime is bowling . . . we ' ll be looking for her high in the clouds as an airline hostess. Basketball 10; Class Motto 11,12; Class Dues Collector 1 1 ; Senior Nominating Committee 12; Honors 10; Junior-Senior Assembly 11. MARION TROP South Weymouth Tootsie . . . pert and pretty with a won- derful personality . . . quite a dancer as well ... a good worker . . . our sewing teacher ' s secretary . . . wisely counts her calories . . . sure to be a successful secretary. Honors 10; Gregg Transcription Certificate (80) 12, Secretary to Mrs. Masters 12. BEVERLY TUCKER Weymouth Bev . . . quiet and industrious pizza, music, Frankie Avalon . likes dislikes getting up in the morning . . . favorite pas- time, dabbling in the arts . . . looking for- ward to college. Basketball 11; Badminton 11. SUSAN VEDOE North Weymouth Sue . . . pep and personality . . . likes bowling . . . she ' ll be a good teacher. Cheerleader 11,12; Honors 10,11; Re- flector Literary Staff 10,11,12; Yearbook Home Room Representative 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Thanksgiving Assem- bly 11; Victory Dance 11. ELAINE TOCCHIO Weymouth Elaine . . . friendly dark eyes . . . likes sewing . . . plans to attend Chandler Busi- ness College to prepare for secretarial work. Badminton 12; Volleyball 12; Basketball 12; Choir 11; Typewriting Certificate (50) 11; Softball 11; Reflector 12. LUCILLE TOURIGNY East Weymouth Lucy . . . pert and pretty . . . enioys roller skating . . . future as a private sec- retary. Fashion Show 10,11; Cap and Gown Com- mittee 12; Assistant Secretary to Miss Stock- well 12; Open House 10,11; Class Dues Collector 12; Lunch Room Assistant 10,11; Reflector Advertising Staff 10. THOMAS TOWLE East Weymouth Tom . . . good natured and agreeable . . . likes listening to popular music, watch- ing football games, and running with the track team . . . dislikes homework . . . hopes to attend Merrimack College to pre- pare for a future in the chemical field. Cross Country 10,11; Winter Track 11; Spring Track 10,1 1. Oh, let the years roll by! 73 ROBERT VERGE South Weymouth Steve dirci tor . wants to be an advertising enjoys all sports. Cross Country 10: Winter Trick 10; Cam- era Club 12; Radio Club 12; A.V. Club 10,1 1,12; Lab Assistant 11,12; Book Room 1 I ; Math Club 10,1 I. HARRY VINCI Weymouth Harry ... a future construction boss . . . likes girls, cars, skating, food and the radio . . . dislikes trouble makers. Student Marshal 10,11,12; Open House 1 1 ; Senior Play 1 1 . GERARD WALLSTER North Weymouth Gerry ... a future printer compositor . . . enjoys working and sports . . . dislikes too much homework. RHODENA WATT North Weymouth Roddie . . . cheerful and full of pep . . . a future foreign trade secretary. Cheerleading 11,12; Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Committee 12; Reflector Literary Staff 10,11; Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10; Sports Assemblies 11, 12; Spanish Club Entertainment Chairman 11; High Honors 10. NANCY WEEKS South Weymouth Nan . . . carefree . . . loves roller skat- ing . . . often seen in a red and white ' 55 Chevy convertible ... a future Airline Hostess. Mr. Horrigan ' s Secretary 12; Cap and Gown Committee 12; Class Dues Collector 12; Attendance Slips 12; Track 11; Soft- ball 10. ROBERT WEIR South Weymouth Bob . . . one of our real comics . . . can usually be seen playing the clarinet . . . likes Rock and Roll music, water ski- ing, skating, and dislikes salads . . . wants to be an officer in the Maritime Service. Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Radio Club 12. JUDITH VIGDOR South Weymouth Judy . . . personality plus . . . likes jazz, tennis . . . dislikes Ro k and Roll . . . future as a legal secretary. Senior Class Treasurer 12; Student Coun- cil 11,12; Junior Nominaring Committee 11; Student Marshal 12; Honors 11; Jun- ior Party Decoration Committee 1 1 ; Gregg Transcription Certificate (60; 11. JUDITH VOEGTLIN Weymouth Judy ... a friend to everyone . . . wants to be a private secretary . . . likes Rock a nd Roll music, Pat Boone, dancing. Mr. Cleaves ' s secretary 11,12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate (80) 12; Honors 10, 11; Badminton 10,11; Basketball 10; Soft- ball 10; Volleyball 10. RICHARD WARD South Weymouth Dick . . . likes jazz, songs by J. P. Mor- gan, medium-rare steak, science. Mercury cars . . . dislikes salami . . . pet peeve is careless driving . . . plans to attend Oregon State . . . looking to a future as an elec- trical engineer. Physics Lab Assistant 12; Camera Club 12; Projection Club 10,11. CAROL WEBBER Weymouth Carol . . . good natured ... a carefree smile . . . likes pizza and steak . . . enjoys football . . . often seen at the Landing . . . soon to be a secretary. Secretary to Mr. Adams 12; Gregg Tran- scription Certificate (60) 11; Basketball 10; Senior Prom Committee 12. DAVID WEINFELD Weymouth Dave ... a terrific sports enthusiast . . . usually can be seen shooting a basket- ball . . . with his friendly voice and per- sonality, he ' ll make a hit in the sports world as an announcer. Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10; Senior Nominating 12; Junior-Senior Assembly 11; Junior Party Entertainment 11. DONALD WENTWORTH Weymouth Don . . . quiet and sincere . . . we ' re sure he ' ll be a success as an engineer. Honors 10,11; Key Club Vice President 12; Senior Party 12; Lab Assistant 12; Camera Club 12; Stationery Committee 12; Foot- ball Usher 12; Latin Certificate of Superior Merit 10; Radio Club 12; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 11. o ur song we raise; RONALD WENTWORTH Weymouth Ron . . . very dependable and intelligent ... a competent future engineer. High Honors 10,11; Key Club Treasurer 12; Lab Assistant 12; Cross Country 10; Who ' s Who 12; Latin Certificate of Hon- orable Merit 11; Latin Certificate of Supe- rior Merit 10; Camera Club 12; Math Club 11; Football Usher 12. JOHN WHITE Abington Jackie . . . likes outdoor life and in- tends to make forestry his profession . . . his favorite pastime is having fun . . . en- joyed football and basketball while at Abington High School. F.F.A. 10,11,12. GEORGE WHITMAN Weymouth George ... a talented artist . . . likes French fries, potato chips, convertibles, and drawing . . . plans to make a career for himself in either art or aviation. Yearbook Art Staff 12; Door Decoration Committee 10,11. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS North Weymouth Liz . . . quiet, but very friendly . . . wants to be a nurse . . . likes skating, ski- ing, hockey, and listening to records . . . will make a terrific R. N. Future Nurses ' Club 10,11; Volleyball 10; Softball 10; Badminton 10,11. DONNA WILSON North Weymouth Donna ... a good student . . . loves to eat pizza and ride in ' 54 Fords . . . future nurse. Future Nurses ' Club 10.11; Vice-President 12; Honors 10; Junior Party Decorations 11; Dramatic Club 10; Latin Certificate of Honorable Merit 10; Reflector Advertising 11; Softball 10. JEFFREY WORRICK Hingham Jeff . . . capable and intelligent . . . future cartle rancher ... is very active in F.F.A. . . . his favorite pastime is skating. F.F.A. 10,11,12; Treasurer 11; Vice-Presi- dent 1 2; Honors 1 1 . CHARLES WHITE East Weymouth Charlie . . . future is undecided . . . likes fried clams, American cars, Rock and Roll music ... is usually seen working in the Book Room . . . favorite pastime is sleeping. Book Room 10,11. HAROLD WHITEHOUSE, JR. East Braintree Whittle ... is a future cabinet making teacher . . . dislikes mechanical drawing and getting up . . . enjoys pay day. Student Government 10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Student Marshal 10,11,12; Merit Award 12; High Honor 12; Honor Roll 10,11; Cap and Gown Committee 12. ROSS WHITTIER South Weymouth Ross . . . can usually be seen any place where there is a car . . . likes Rock and Roll music and boating . . . Tufts College is Ross ' choice . . . soon to be a smart pilot. Honors 10,11; Cap and Gown Committee 12. JOY WILLIS South Weymouth Joy . . . that friendly little senior in room 11... loves to dance and play tennis . . . some day she ' ll make a good office worker. Senior Nominating 12; Farewell Assembly 11; Junior Party 11; Sophomore Nominat- ing 10; Sophomore Party 10; Hyvoc Ga- zette 10. SUSAN WIRTZ East Weymouth Sue . . . dignified and sincere . . . we ' re sure she ' ll be a success as a doctor. Honors 10,11; Class Treasurer 10,11; Yearbook Art Editor 12; Yearbook Staff 11; Reflector Art Staff 10; Junior Morals and Spiritual Values 10,11,12; Latin Cer- tificare of Honorable Merit 10; Math Club 10,11; Lab Assistant 12. RICHARD WUEST South Weymouth Dick . . . wants to join the Air Force after graduation . . . enjoys Rock and Roll music, Doris Day, and Fords . . . strangely enough, his pet peeve is going to school . . . can be seen working after school. loud rings the praise ALLAN YOUNG East Weymouth Bungie ... a good mechanic . . . enjoys building stock tars . . . frequently seen at the Norwood Arena. Student Council 1 2. PAULA YOUNG North Weymouth Paula . . . friendly . . . loves cameras and photography . . . can usually be seen t.ilk ing . . . likes to skate . . . will some day be in the medical field. Camera Club 12; Baseball 10,11; Basket- ball 10; Christmas Door Decorations 10, Rejlector Staff 10. CAMERA SHY EDWARD CONROY South Weymouth Eddy . . . cheerful on Monday mornings . . . listens to the radio . . . wants to be a salesman . . . loves to talk, read, and drive . . . pet peeve is waiting for people . . . plans to attend college. Lunch Room Assistant 10. EDMUND GEYER North Weymouth Mike . . . enjoys listening to phonograph records . . . looks forward to a future in engineering. Basketball 10,11,12; High Honors 10,11; Who ' s Who Committee 12. GLENN MACLEOD Weymouth Glenn ... a good photographer . . . likes Miss Toomey, physics, the guitar, and pizza . . . avoids people who constantly try to confuse basic issues . . . soon to attend the U. S. Naval Academy. GAIL REINHART North Weymouth Gail . . . her ambition is to be a secretary . . . likes James Arness, bowling, and ice skating . . . pet peeve is people who don ' t respond to one ' s questions. Badminton 10,11; Spanish Club 10; Bas- ketball 10,11; Choir 10,11. LAWRENCE RUDOLPH East Weymouth Rudy . . . reserved and artistic . . . likes bowling, Fords, sea food, and quiz pro- grams . . . dislikes English, problems of democracy, and homework . . . may be found drawing in his spare time. of grand old Weymouth High! APPRECIATION ...each man is preferred according to his virtue or to the esteem in which he is held for some special excel ' lence;.,. — Thucydides We remember ♦ Coming together in these halls from several schools , Meeting new friends and losing ourselves in its vastness Watching the football games, inspired with loyalty; Attending the Victory Dance and other get ' togethers, Taking leave of school for the Christmas vacation, Cheering for the basketball, track, and hockey teams; Realizing an integral feeling now instilled in us, Laughing and finding new friends — our Sophomore Party, Dashing into the water, basking in the sun— our outing; Returning from vacation, ready to start another year; Combining sports and socials with our studies, Enjoying again the Victory Dance and Junior Party, Feeling cheerful at the outing, then leaving for vacation; Conceiving the great importance of our last year. Desiring everything to be the very best, Thanking God, our parents, our teachers for these happy years. Encouraging our teams as they played for the last time, Building deeper friendships to be counted on tomorrow, Preparing ourselves for our respective future goals, Planning our daily lives and acquiring knowledge, Thanking God, our parents, our teachers for these happy years. — Susan Wirtz while the music brought looks of admiration EDUCATION From contemplation one may become wise, hut knowledge comes only from study. — A. Edward Newton 94 BEGINNING OF THE DAY We arise, bright-eyed ready to face another day. First stop is the home room, r J n HE buses unload. Some students rush in to finish homework; some linger to chat or joke. The bell- rings. A general hubbub ensues as every- one rushes, bumping elbows, dropping and re- covering notebooks, to his home room seat. General silence drops heavily as the teacher ' s Good Morning is followed by the announce- ments, the Bible reading, and the prayer. Then we renew our Pledge of Allegiance to our flag. and then we slip past (he guardians to meet in Ihe corridors. catching up on the latest news We roam ' til 8:20 and checking our homework A few minutes now, time to collect ourselves and our books, and at the sound of the bell every- body is on the move to his first class. There is a friendly, noisy bustle in the corridor. Teachers standing outside their doors nod and smile as we go by. Then the corridors empty like a church after services, and the class rooms fill, papers rustle, books open, glasses are adjusted and the work begins. 8:35 — The stampede begins. until the attendance slips go down. Mr. DiSessa checks on accuracy. ' The tangent of forty-five degrees is one. ' COLLEGE ' J ' he college course at Weymouth High School was planned to give students a solid prepar- ation for college. The usual academic subjects are taught with a view of training pupils to do individual thinking and creative work, as well as to learn basic facts on which to build future knowledge and wisdom. Always alert to pass on to pupils new ideas for improved education, Weymouth is offering this year a special course in experimental physics pre pared by a group of physicists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Most of Weymouth High School ' s serious students are rewarded by being accepted at the college of their choice. Below: Miss White explains Hardy ' s fatalistic attitude. Left: Thomes Monaco reads with savior faire. Below: Diane Brayshaw points out the Confederate States. Miss Hackett helps Norman Burke with his Miss Hill dictates; the class writes, comptometer. r jJ , HKRE are many excellent opportunities for young people in the business world today. Weymouth High School offers a variety of courses in preparation for this work. Bookkeeping, typing, accounting, and such courses are presented with meticulous attention to accuracy. IVforeover, these courses are combined with subjects like history, science and English. The English course includes business English, letter writing, spelling and literature to develop in the stu- dents a love and appreciafffHi of the classics. Any student who works conscientiously in the Wey- mouth High School Hwsrhess department will have no difficulty in obtaining or holding an interesting and lucrative position as a secretary, typist, or other office employee. Below: Charlene Query works with the electric mimeograph. Below: Elaine Tocchio uses the audograph. Nancy Gill is awaits Mr. Richie ' s approval. GENERAL Left to right: Mr. Donovan, Diane Worth, Philip Bryant in Social Studies. Miss Young teaches Sophomores General Business. Study hall at Weymouth High. any students, when they are in high schools, have not yet decided what the) | would like to do in life. For them the Wey mouth High School provides the General Course. The curriculum offers an introduc- tion to several interests, like general scienc and mathematics. The courses give a broade: perspective of the subjects taught, with less attention to working out particular prob- lems. Such Courses like civics and history give background, and English, all important, in- cludes writing, spelling, and literature. In this department students prepare for such positions as clerks in stores and tele- phone operators, or they may use their know- ledge as a basis for more particular vocational training. Mr. McCarthy teaches remedial reading. Marilyn Miller and Patricia Dennehy set the table for guests. Myra LaMontagne and Ruth Davidson work with ceramics. Chrisann Thompson, April Nelson, Donna Pratt, Anne Faustini. [uniors left to right: (seated) Constance Wells, Joan Freeman. And (standing) Judith Quill, Cynthia Weston. CREATIVE ARTS HTiiE creative arts, mechanical drawing, art, and home economics, are very popular at Weymouth High School. Future engineers learn to letter neatly and draw exactly in mechanical drawing classes. The art course includes water color, oil, char- coal, block printing, and many other media which make it possible for students to acquire many and varied artistic skills. In home economics classes future seamstresses, cooks, or just plain housewives learn the tricks of their trade. Beautiful garments are created, in sewing classes. Delicious meals are prepared in the kitchen; but that is only a part of the food course which also deals with nutrition, dietetics, and budgeting. Linda Lutfy is fitted for a dress by Sandra Jenkins, Nancy Flynn and Sandra St. Pierre. Left to right: Robei I Clauss, NCAS Croup Leader, and Albert Melanson. Wayne Bicknell sealed on a tractor. AGRICULTURE eymouth High School is indeed fortunate to have under its roof a branch of the Nor- folk County Agricultural School. This course offers good training in all phases of agrictdture. The Aggie boys get instruction in care of live- stock, plants, trees and shrubs. Their working year doesn ' t end in June as does that of the other students in the school. Each boy must take a summer job in a field related to agri- culture. Inspectors visit these workers and mark them on their progress. Practical experience added to theoretical knowledge is what makes the Weymouth agricultural students in such great demand tor this type of work. Below, left to right: Charles Hardwick and Wayne Hit knell tend livestock. i Below, left to right: Walter Fitts; Mr. Cornell, NCAS Instructor; Robert Rverson; Frederick Bates and William Richmond. Below, left to right: Alfred Neuman, Robert Clauss, Robert Ryerson, Charles Hardwick and Jeffery Worrick. Kenneth Harris operates on the wheel. Glen Jackson, Kenneth Harris, and Ronald Adler check the engine. AUTO MECHANICS r J 1 HE intricacies of an automobile engine are no mystery to Weymouth High ' s auto mechanic students. They receive instruction in all phases of automobile repair, including work with the newest automobile designs. The boys get prac- tical experience by reparing the teachers ' and students ' cars, and seem to satisfy their cus- tomers. Boys trained as auto mechanics at Wey- mouth High are in demand at any service station that needs a good mechanic. Anthony Facella and Robert Chandler assist each other. Robert Daly and Edward McMann do a repair job. Below, left to right: Ronald Paskell and Stanley Petersen prepare the dimensions. CABINETMAKING Left to right: Albert Gray and Lynn Hallifax relax for a moment Left to right: Daniel Kaiser and Phillip Berio work in the shop. r Jj l HE boys in the Cabinetmaking shop at Wey- mouth Vocational School receive excellent first hand experience in the design and construc- tion of furniture. They provide fine furnishings for the home constructed each year by members of the Carpentry Course. Orders ranging from ripple tanks for the Physics Laboratory to cab- inets for the teachers are constantly being re- ceived. When a boy graduates from the Cabinet- making course, he is a respected craftsman in his chosen field. Left to right: Edward Melchin and Mr. Dwyer prepare the wood for building. Frederick Gallagher puts the finishing touches on a new cabin eft to right: Robert Loukola and Frederick Gallagher put Above, left to right: Mr. Carlson and Thomas Connors place the position of wood. Left to right: John Faubert, Dennis Blake and James Smith. CARPENTRY JpACH year the students in the Carpentry course at Weymouth Vocational School gain a tre- mendous amount of experience by actually build- ing a house. This outstanding project entails every detail of construction from the pouring of the foundations to the last shingle on the roof. With the skillful guidance of their instructors, the boys learn to transform quantities of lum- ber and concrete into a beautiful and liveable home. Through this study the students will soon make their contributions to our ever- expanding American economy. Below, left to right: William Curran, Mr. Carlson, Harry Vinci; Ronald Paskell and Thomas Connors. Left to right: William Earl and Maurice Murphy place the shingles. Left to right: William Lawson and George Dewing proof read the material. Wayne Jenkins runs the press. PRINTING TThe Print Shop is certainly an important part of the Weymouth school system. While learn- ing the operation of presses, the linotype, the ludlow and many other necessary machines, the boys print a large amount of material for prac- tical use. The printed matter of the Reflector and the Campus are two main projects. Also the ap- prentice printers supply tickets, posters, pro- grams and schedules for many school activities. With training like this, our boys will make first rate printers. II? Rook 3 J ft IT S Left to right: Edwin Gronberg is assisted by Mr. Perry. 3 Left to right: Edward Boucher and Mr, Campus. Collins set type for the Richard Lane completes a soldering job. William McLearn uses a saw. Robert Faghan has just finished a welding job. SHEET METAL TThe Sheet Metal course produces skilled workers for industry. By being instructed in all aspects of the trade, students become experts in sheet metal work. While constructing and in- stalling the heating system for the house that is an important part of the vocational school cur- riculum, sheet metal students apply the know- ledge they have learned in their classrooms and shops. Instruction in soldering, sanding, and the use of new electric tools is included in this course. These boys will be a welcome addition to the industrial development of America. Wilfred MacDonald presses the metal. 106 1 THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED US . . . Marshals, left to right: (front row) Sheila Fitzgerald, Maureen Barbuto, Jean Dunning, Judith D ' Ambrosia, Judith Vigdor, Sandra Thibault, Rebecca Grant. And (middle row) William Brown, Susan Curtis, Flora Dinucci, Marcia Hanabury, Christine Anderson, Irene Bush, Ronald Brackett, Joseph Curro. And (back row) Ronald Hobson, Walter Patstone, Carl Bersani, Kenneth Margeson, David Carlson, David Crocker, Lawrence Carella, Richard Hoole 9 ft Cafeteria, left to right: (standing) Mrs. Maudena Embree, Mrs. Margaret Gillan, Miss Helen Platts, Mrs. Josephine Wheeler, Mrs. Frances Laniewski. And (seated) Mrs. Elizabeth Matheson, Mrs. Adeline Wolfe, Miss Eva Skala, Mrs Ragnhild Swanson, Mrs. Hazel Mell. 11 Custodians, left to right: Norman Ryerson, Joseph Lynch, Charles Bulter, Arthur M. Cicchese. Frank T. Puopolo, Alfred P. Cicchese. c. hf. sixth period begins to drag. The teach- er has come to the front desk as if to hold closer her class attention. One sly glance at the clock, then another! A soft rustle of col- lecting papers warns of the scheduled an- nouncements and the dismissal bell. A few students have to stay to visit with teachers; others remain for extra-curricular activities or sports. Most of the students laugh- ing, chattering, or making dates, spill into the corridors, a boisterous, unrestrained but orderly throng of young Americans. The school day is over. At long last, quiet. Oh, why did I talk in English class? Laughter still rings in the hall. COOPERATION Every duty which we omit obscures some truth we should have kn own. — John Ruskin eymouth High School is proud of this year ' s Student Council. Under the leadership of John Berg and with the help of Donna Peterson, Vice- President; Karen Hanson, Recording Secretary; Irene Bush, Corresponding Secretary; and William Brown, Treasurer, the Council has sponsored four dances, a Morgan Memorial Drive, a talent show and a five hundred dollar scholarship. Besides planning social and charitable affairs and acquiring money for the desires of the student body, the councilors have attended several con- ventions. They were indebted to Mr. Drake for his sound guidance. Committee chairmen were as follows: Dance, San- dra Russell; Dance Decoration, Elaine Baxter; Dance Publicity Marcia Hannabury; Boosters, Cyn- thia Dibble and Flora Denucci; Stationery, Roberta Little; Awards, Honors, and Scholarships, Judith Vigdor; Bulletin Boards, Diane Brown; World Wide Affairs, Joyce MacDonald; and Busses for Football Games, Martha Kilman. W Mr. Drake, Adviser. Left to right: (seated) M;n ia Hanabury, Elaine Baxter. And (standing) Judith Vigdor, Natalie Shober, Sandra Russell, Flora Dinucci, Joan Sewall, Jane Belcher. Left to right: (seated) Joyce Macbonald, April Nelson, Martha Kiiman. And (standing) William Hale, James Melvin, John Donovan, Heather Budden. Diane Brown. Left to right: (seated) Ann West, Carole Morris, Constance How- lett. And (standing) Michael Grahle, Kenneth Margeson, George Hurst. Left to right: Donna Peterson, John Berg. Left to right: William Brown, Karin Hanson, Irene Bush. Left to right: Copy Assistant, Irene DiFeli and Editor, Carol Nelson YEARBOOK Claire Goldthwaite, Editor-in-Chief. Miss Gilmore, Yearbook Advisor. ith a larger senior class the staff has had to do a greater amount of writing, checking photographs and names, pasting and planning than in other years. Buried in a mound of paper work were Claire Goldthwaite, Editor-in-Chief; and Susan Allen and John Berg, Assistant Editors. Our talented Art Editor, Susan Wirtz and our dynamic Photographic Editor, Judith Kelley, were a great asset in planning the material and Carol Lee Nelson, our dependable Copy Editor was as- sisted by Irene DiFelice. Miss Gilmore, our advisor, was a great source of strength. Left to right: Wayne Jenkins, Mr. Perry, Edward Home Room Representatives. Left to right: (from row) Mary Ellen Grant, Mycc Moakley, Christine Anderson. And (middle row) Marilyn Dionnc, Susan Vedoe. And (top) Guy Henry, Photographer. Left to right: Jack Berg, Susan Allen, Claire Goldthwaite, Susan Wirtz Jack Berg, Assistant Editor. Susan Allen, Assistant Editor. Judith Kelley, Photographic Editor. Advertising Staff. Left to right: (standing) Ivy Nott, Joan Hamilton, Judith Elms, Carol Jacobsen, Joanne McCarthy. And (seated) Mr. Blanchard. Junior Staff. Left to right: (front row) Dianne Hanchay, Lorraine Sliva, Niomi Just. And (middle row) Sally Lawrence, Linda Jonason. And (top) Gary Robinson. 114 Dian Crocker, Editor-in-Chief. Left to right: (seated) Elaine Tocchio, Pauline Lelievre, Cheryl DeMeule, Diane Little. Left to right: (standing) Judith Palmer, Janice Phillips, Ruth Davidson. Left to right: (front row) Jean Connack, Karlyn Klasson, Susan Curtis, Ardis Martell. Left to right: (back row) Carolyne Andrews, Elizabeth Hughes, Pauline Salvucci, Mildred Tulip. Left to right: (seated) Cheron Laboissonniere, Dianne Hanchay. Left to right: (standing) Noel Nickerson, Lorraine Sliva, Patricia Long. Left to right: Ivy Nott, Davwl Crocker, Natalie Shober, Ronald Hobson, Carolyn Hackett. Mr. Horrigan, Adviser. r EYMOUTH is proud of The Reflector, iis high sc hool magazine. The pupils working on the magazine should be commended for their creative covers, crossword teasers and interesting features on school sports, activities and events. The staff would like to thank all the talented students who contributed to the literary sec- tion of the magazine. The Reflector staff for the year has been Editor-in-chief, Dian Crocker; Assistant Editor, Natalie Shober; Art Editor, Catherine Muirhead; Girls ' Sports Editor, Carolyn Hackett; Boys ' Sports Editor, David Crocker. Left to right: Gloria Taber. And (standing) Cynthia Carlson, Alyce Moakly, Nancy Dame, Cathryn Muirhead. Cathryn Muirhead, Art Editor Left to right: (seated) Lucille Janelle, Helen McCarthy, Margaret Nicholson, Barbara Gould Cheryl DeMeule. And (standing) Patricia Holbrook, Patricia Carini, Geraldine Osborn, Carol Jacobsen, Joan Hamilton, Linda McDormand, Leona Runci, Janet LaRose, Carol Maraget Patricia Payne. 6 ' 116 JUNIOR MORAL AND SPIRITUAL VALUES COMMITTEE ' JpHE Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Committee was formed in 1955 as a special committee of the Student Council. Its primary purpose was to study the lasting values upon which our democracy is based and to bring these values to the attention of the student body. Among the values considered most important for successful living were reverence, respect, co-operation courage, appreciation, responsibility, faith, kindness, self-discipline, purity and courtesy. Activities of the committee during the four year period have included assemblies, community projects, Americanism award, signs, library bookmarks, Reflector articles, selection of a prayer for the Yearbook, and most recently, the drafting of a teenage code. 117 JpHE 1958-1959 school year was an active and rewarding one for the Future Nurses. This year ' s highlights included visits to local hospitals, instruction with first-aid films, talks by nurses about their profession and a joint panel discussion by Nurse Corps officers from the Army, Navy, and Air Force, regarding Service Nursing for registered nurses. Also, the Norfolk South District Medical Society Auxiliary entertained us at Gordon House in Quincy, and had students escort us through the Quincy City Hospital and through the nurses ' home. The officers this year are Stephanie Elliot, President; Carol Guinette, Vice President; Jane Carmichael, Sophmore Treasurer; Katherine McMorrow, Junior Treasurer. Left to right: (row one) Theodora Nicholas, Charlotta McKay, Patricia Oliverio. And (row two) Lois McLeod, Blanid Cullen, Constance Howlett, Mary Towle. And (row three) Elizabeth Lemon, Barbara Eck, Dorothy Breen, Linda Simpson. Top to bottom: Stephanie Elliot, Carol Guinette, Jane Carmichael, Paula Cowen, Kathleen McMorrow. Left to right: (front row) Joan Pettograsso, Noel Nickerson, Linda Peterson, Marilyn Badger. And (rear row) Martha Leikus, Donna Carroll, Marion Badavas! Sandra St. Pierre, Margaret Hatch. Lefl to right: fean Mac Donald. Jacqueline Happel. And (kneeling) Marilyn Millei Corinne Drinan, Gail Sullivan, Paula Cowen. Linda Crawford, Linnea Olander. And (standing) Lynne Geever, Dorothy Shute, Mary Connor. Margaret MacDonald, Elizabeth Ring, Patricia Liley, Diane Redman, Ruth Randall. Miss Stock well, Adviser. F U I .eft to right: (front) Dian Crocker, Beverly Pantano, Nancy Wollaston. And Miss Pearson, Adviser (rear) Nancy White, Maureen McNulty, Freda Denovan, Joanne Clark, Judith Elms, Carol Tcnney, Janice Ralph. Left to right: (front) Jane Belcher, Jean Cormack. And (rear) Edna Nelson, Donna Sweet, Sandra Teed, Linda Phillips, Maryellen Callahan, Karen Busch, Linda Daniele, Cynthia Dibble. Left to right: (front) Linda Lutfy, Eleanor Fay. And (rear) Sandra Jenk ' ins, Patricia Chalet, Judith Wenmark, Linda Jonason, Lucille Comeau, Ann Griffin. Ruthanne Elder. Bottom to top: Priscilla Chick, Kath- leen Davis, Barbara Bingham, Ivy Nott. he weymouth branch of the Future Teachers of America club was organized for the purpose of stimulating an interest in the teaching profession. Teachers from various fields have spoken at informal meetings and have answered many of the students ' questions. The members had first-hand experience by visit- ing and observing classes in the Weymouth elementary schools. The officers of the Future Teach- ers of America Club are as follows: President, Ivy Nott; Vice President, Barbara Bingham; Secretary, Kathy Davis; Treasurer, Priscilla Chick. 120 Left to right: (front row) Patricia Oliverio, Marilyn Murray, Janice Olinto, Ada Miss D. McGregor, A Farrelly, Dorothy Frederick, Roberta Grant, Paula Finlayson, Carmelita Goodine. And (middle row) Sally Blake. Jean Dugas, Joan Cadnian, Carol Nevergelt, Eliza- beth Schauer, Judith IV Ambrosia, Jean White, Regina Ripley, Carolyne Salvaggi, Mary Ellen Rae, Ann Brazo, And (back row} Jean DeCoste, Beverly Cheney, Joanne Hession, Cynthia Linges, Marianne Potts, Corinne Biackett, Nancy Hewitt, Louise Day, Priscilla Hopkinson, Leona Runci. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS ' JpHE officers for 1958-59 are Patricia Bowman, President; Lawraine Fall and Elizabeth Schauer, Vice-Presidents; Marianne Potts, Secretary; and Diane Blakeman, Treasurer. Under the direction of Miss Dorothy Mac Gregor, the F. B. L. A. has accomplished another suc- cessful year in encouraging strong, aggressive business leadership at Weymouth High. Programs have been designed to discuss problems and opportunities in employment and to groom students for their work. The social events include a Christmas party, talent show, Chinese auction, and a pic- nic, The chapter projects are to assist the local March of Dimes and, by selling school pins, to raise funds for the presentation of an award to the outstanding senior in business education. Lefl to right: (front) Irene DiFelice. And (rear) Marjo- ri [ohnson, Mary Housman, Myra LaMontagne, Joanne M( Carl In , Bonnie I irrell. Left to right: (front) Patricia Bowman. And (rear) Law- raine Fall, Elizabeth Schauer, Marianne Potts, Diane Blakeman. Left to right: Elizabeth McDonald, Ann McShane, Arlene Murphy, Mary Ann Sullivan, Elizabeth McCaffrey, Barbara Nicholson, Mary Lou Barton, Geraldine Osborn. Left to right: (seated) Mary Housman, Priscilla Bates. And (standing) Louise Hebert, Marjorie Johnson, Frances John- ston, Barbara Laniewski, Sharon Brown. Left to right: Lawraine Fall, Ann Bzdula, Cheryl DeMeule, Patricia Bowman, Marilyn Dionne, Linda Ahlquist, loan McCarthy, Bonnie Tirrell. Left to right: Janice Haygarth, Geraldine Cicchese, Katherine McCarthy, Carol Webber, Martha Tirrell, Rita Martin, Nancy Weeks, Priscilla Osgood. 122 Left to right: Patricia Anderson, Geraldine Osborn, Cynthia Hatch, Margaret Hern. JP LANNED ACTIVITIES, Such aS visits tO the Boston Public Library, the Harvard library, and similar insti- tutions had to be cancelled because of the bus strike. However, the members of the club visited the Boston Globe building and attended a Christmas party at the Hingham High School library. A trip to Quincy High was cancelled because of the snow storm in February. The Library Club met on alternate Mondays and had parties celebrating Christmas and St. Valen- tine ' s Day. The officers of the club are Mary O ' Brien, President; Jana Nista, Vice- President; Joyce Bailey, Secretary; and Lorraine Sliva, Treasurer. CLUB Left to right: Mary O ' Brien, Jana Nista, Joyce Bailey, Lorraine Sliva. Left to right: Donnelly. Linda Craven, Diane Norcott, Joan Pettograsso, John Left to right: Richard Slack, Gail Parnaby, Ann Christopher, Josephine Bocchino. 123 T CLUB he purpose of the Spanish Club is to familiarize students of Spanish with the history, culture and customs of the Spanish people. One of the most entertaining projects of the club was the Christmas party, with its pinata patterned after the Christ- mas celebration in Spain. In the fall Miss Gilmore gave an illustrated lecture about the places she visited in Spain. At another meeting Orlando Rajas, a stu- dent from Costa Rica, gave an enlight- ening description of his cou ntry. The last meeting, the outing, was a very happy occasion. The officers of the club are Linda Ahl- quist President; Mary Ellen Grant, Vice- President; Judith Palmer, Secretary; Laura Burrell, Treasurer; and Elaine Baxter, Refreshment Chairman. Mrs. Bedell and Mrs. Derry are this year ' s advisers. Left to right: (front row) Cynthia Shea. Charlotta McKay, Jean White, Judith Wenmark, Carol Tenney. And (back row) Joyce Nicoletti, Janet Thomas, Susan Turner, Nancy Wollaston, Anne West, Nancy White, Lois MacLeod, Elizabeth Lemon, Martha Leikus. Left to right: (front row) Constance Carino, Joyce Abruzzese, Bar- bara Pitts, Judith Kelley. And (back row) Linda Moffett, Phyllis Briggs, Cynthia Carlson, Judith Elms, Janet Bronchuk, Linda Jacob- son, Joan Hopkinson. Left to right: (row one) Priscilla Mullin, Jean Larsen, Marcia Dillon. And (row two) Anne Furullo, Maria Badavas, Carol Steinemer. And (row three) Carol Serino, Diane Norcott, Carole Boynton, Linda Danie le, Karen Busch. u D I O VISUAL AIDS Left to right: Paul Casperson, Ronald Crocker, Ernest Le Clair, Martin Melamed, Douglas Welsh. Mr. Cleaves, Director Douglas Fcrnald plays back the tape. Left to right: Stephen Verge, Alan Osterweil, Francis Milmore, Stephen Walker, John Van Gorder. j jjEMBERS of the Audio-Visual Club, popularly known in Weymouth High School as the A-V Club, run all A-V equipment used in the classrooms. When a teacher wants an educational movie, he calls the A-V Club. Besides showing films, the club members are responsible for and take care of all microphones, lighting and simi- lar equipment. The A-V Club member is the teacher ' s right- hand man. He strives to stay abreast of all modern advancements in the field and makes sure that he and his fellow members are thor- oughly familiar with the equipment. Managers of the club are Douglas Fernald and Daniel Jacques. Mr. James Steel is the adviser. Left to right (front row I ' a ul Casperson, Robert Kirk- land. And (back row) Ronald Crocker, Guy Henry, Lawrence Hills. JpiiK Key Club develops strong social civic consciousness and responsibilities and trains for community leadership. Its chief project is raising money for a one hundred dollar scholarship. For this pur- pose the club conducts a scrap drive and a car wash. Besides the scholarship effort, the club gave a Christmas package to a needy family. The field trips taken by the club this year included a visit to the State House, inspection of the water works, and tours of Electro Switch and Proctor and Gamble companies. The officers of the Key Club are David Crocker, President; Donald Wentworth, Vice-President; Joseph Curro, Secretary; and Ronald Wentworth; Treasurer. A guest speaker begins his address Left to right: Frederick Hills, Arthur Patstone, Thomas Daniele, Bruce Stevens. Mr. John Delahunt, Adviser. Left to right: Ronald Went- worth, Joseph Curro, Donald Wentworth, David Crocker. CLUB 126 Left to right: Donald Wentworth, Guy Henry, Ronald Went- worth. Left to right: Thomas Danielc, Guy Henry, Robert Ham- mond. Left to right: Mary Reams, Pauline Lelievre, Stephen Verge, Paula Young Mary Housman. JJ ust one year old, the Camera Club has promoted many profitable activities connected with photography. The offi- cers are Guy Henry, President; Ronald Wentworth, Vice President; Paula Young, Secretary; and Donald Went- worth, Treasurer. Under the guidance of Mr. Ghiorse the club has done work with developing, printing, and oil coloring. The club has also sponsored contests, field trips, and visits to outside studios. Left to right: Lawrence Hills, Ronald Crocker, Donald Wentworth, Ronald Wentworth, David Crocker. 127 HThis year saw the creation of a new club at Weymouth High School, the Amateur Radio Club, which was open to any high school student. Under the guidance of Mr. Carpenter, the club has elected officers and made drafts for a consti- tution. In the future, members plan to operate a school radio station, participate in field day out- ings, and conduct contests. It is the purpose of the Amateur Radio Club to provide assistance to students in securing an amateur radio operator ' s license and to sponsor a school station. The officers for this year are: President, John Newton; Vice President, Arthur Patstone; Secre- tary, Peter Naylor; Treasurer, Peter Carlson. Mr. Carpenter, Advisor. ■eft to tight: William Marshman, Kenneth Knowles, Arthur Left to right: Frederick Hills, Edwin Laramee, Robert Ham- ■allant, Stephen Brown, William O ' Connor, Charles Adams. mond, Walter Patstone. RADIO CLUB 128 Left to right: Kenneth Hanson, Ronald Wentworth, Frederick Hills, Mr. Carpenter. Left to right: Susan Wirtz, Bruce Stevens, Guy Henry, Robert Kirkland. r JJ , HE officers of the Physics Laboratory Assistants for this year were Robert Kirk- land, President; Guy Henry, Vice-Presi- dent; Susan Wirtz, Secretary. Bruce Stevens was in charge of equipment and Bruce Benson was in charge of inventory. The other Physics Laboratory Assistants were Ronald Wentworth, Richard Ward, Don- ald Wentworth, Natalie Glidden, Roswell Hall, Frederick Hills, and Dian Crocker. The Chemistry Laboratory Assistants, who took care of equipment and the prepa- ration of solutions, were John Kelly, John Goddard, Peter Ficket, Leonard Flathers, and Joan Austin. Lefl to right: Robert Kirkland, Leonard Flathers, Mr. Camp- Lcft right: John Kelley, John Goddard, I ' cicr Fkkctt. bell, Joan Austin. 129 Joseph Curro Left to right: Natalie Shober and Donna Peterson. ORATORICAL CONTEST JJ OR the second consecutive year there were two winners in the annual American Legion Oratori- cal Contest sponsored jointly by two Legion Posts, the George R. Bean Post Number 401 and Wey- mouth Post Number 79. The winners of the ten minute discourse on The Constitution of the United States, Natalie Shober and Donna Peterson, overcame a field of eight other semi-finalists. Each winner received a fifty dollar scholarship. Natalie Shober repre- sented Le gion Post Number 79 of East Weymouth and Donna Peter- son represented Bean Legion Post Number 401 of South Weymouth. Robert Curro was chosen as an al- ternate. Joseph Curro, Dian Crocker, Natalie Shober, Donna Peterson, Ruth Davidson, Dana Gould. 130 SENIOR CLASS PLAY SENIOR CLASS PLAY Turn Back The Clock Evelyn — Natalie Shober Mrs. Anna Palmer — Jean Roanowicz Sally Palmer — Patricia Bowman Irene Isherwood — Irene Bush Maybelle Harrison — Donna Peterson Hilda — Tove Kraft Phyllis McSorley — Judy Voegtlin Barbara Bannister — Cathryn Muirhead Charlie Hill — David Crocker Johnny Stone — Walter Patstone Mr. Arthur Palmer — David Weinfeld • Larry Pa Im er — Michael Hassan Chubby Bascom be — Thomas Daniel Ollie Bannister — William Caufield DANCERS Lois MacLeod Rhodena Watt Nancy Stonehouse Linda Smith Christine Anderson Lorna Van Horn Dana Gould William Hale Brian Kelly William Lewis Kenneth Mellor Ronald Wentworth Left to right: Patricia Bowman, Michael Hassan. Left to right: Donna Peterson, Patricia Remondini, Pat ' ricia Bowman, Tove Kraft. Irene Bush, Natalie Shober, Michael Hassan. Above, left to right: Jean Roanowicz, Michael Hassan. Below, left to right: David Weinfeld, Tove Kraft Above, left to right: Patricia Remondini, Michael Hassan, Irene Below, left to right: Jean Roanowicz, David Weinfeld. HpHE lights dimmed; all chatter ceased. An air of expectancy fell over the auditorium, while backstage the last minute commotion con- tinued. Lines were hastily reviewed. A stage hand was searching frantically for a missing prop. It was the opening night of the Senior Class Play. The curtain rose. The play, TURN BACK THE CLOCK, is a hilarious comedy of the roaring twenties, ' ' the days when our mothers and fathers were teenagers wearing raccoon coats and dancing the Charleston. The talented cast presented the play which is a rollicking, happy expose of dad ' s courtship with mother, in a mature, perceptive and humorous manner. The players, with the help of Mr. William Longridge ' s creative coach- ing, produced a play of superior merit. Left to right: David Weinfeld, Walter Patstone. Left to right: David Crocker, Natalie Shober. Left to right: (front row) Shirley Grant, Dianne Redman, Susan Spinney, Marcia Auker. (Second row) Nancy Barbuto Sandra St Pierre Naomi Just, Tove Kraft Elaine McDonald, Maria Sabatino, Judith Pannier, Lorraine Corkum, Margaret McPherson, Jacqueline Grant Cyn- thia Weston, Dorothy Shanks, Marion Korpi, Jacqueline Happel. (Third row) Leonore Hardy, Anne La gassee. Joanna Gregory, Marilyn Tay- lor Rita Merrill Mary Sweeney, Priscilla Mullin, David Gilligan, Joan Freeman, Lorraine Shurilla, Dawn McNally, Anne Ferullo Katherine McCarthy. (Fourth row) Elizabeth Sturgis, Joyce MacDonald, Dianne Sauerhoff, Linda Hollis, Elizabeth Orcutt, Elaine Garten Man ' Lu Luci- ano, Karl [Pope Kenneth Taber .Beverly Burke, Shirley Smith, Judith Higgins. (Fifth row) Karen McCarthy, Jean Roanowicz, Elizabeth Hughes, Linda Larson, Joyce DeWolfe, Ellen Perry, Joyce Raymond, Ronald Jack, Robert Loring, Patricia Lindsey, Janice Olinto Nancy Gil- lis, Judith Hunter, Diane Hawes. Left to right: (from row) Patricia Boudreau, Ronald Jack, Karl Pope. Jeffrey Everson. (Second row) Joan Freeman, Claudia Sirois Beverly Allan, Ellen Delahunt, Linda Hodgens Karin Hanson. (Third row) Karl Klasson, John Collins. Robert Weir, Phillip Walls Brian Webster Kenneib Knowles. Carole Boynton, Ruthanne Jacobsen, Donna Holden, Dianne Blakeman, Natalie Shober, Alan Litchfield David Trufant Wil- lis Slaven, John GuIineHo, David Hoitt, David Clapp. (Fourth row) Shirley Heffernan, Marcia Auker, Gail Carter Richard Plude Bruce Philbnck, Alan Risley. Left to right: (seated) William Stella, Henrj Bush. Robert Weir, Peter Roch, Karin Hanson. Linda Hodgens, Donna Holden, Diane BJake nan, Murdo Dowds. (Second row) Brian Webster, Richard Gilbert, Carole Boynton, Kenneth Knowles, Phillip Cleaves, Marilyn Jensen, Phil lip Chase, Salvatore Pateyno, Karl Klasson, John Nichols. ( Third row) Robert Stella, James Ciavattieri, George Nott, Ruthanne (acobsen Anthony Piccuto, Carol (acobsen, Robert Barrie, Alan Litchfield, Brian McLaughlin, Craig Deakin, Robert Luokola, David Sterling, Francis McWhinnie, Joseph Mullen, David Trufant, Stewart Fultz, Willis Slaven, Elizabeth Ring. William Pray, William Shober, John Gulinello, Da vid Hoitl. David Clapp. And (top row) Gail Connolly, Corinne Brackett, Arlene Coleran, Martha Smith, Jon Katin, Richard Plude, Bruce Philbrick. Alan Risle . Sh i i lev Heflernan, Patricia Boudreau, Marcia Anker, Marilyn Lamb, Lee Farley, Stephen W alker. Kenneth Happel Marianne Potts. Judith McDonald, Edna Xammarchi. eymouth High School ' s excellent music program includes band, orchestra, and choir. The South Shore community has been proud of the maroon and gold clad, well-trained band, as it played not only at football games, but also in several local parades. The band participated in the festival at Dedham, in assemblies at the junior high schools, and in the high school winter and spring concerts. Outstanding players repre- sented Weymouth at local, state, and New Eng- land school festivals. The orchestra and choir took part in more events this year than ever before. These included the annual winter and spring concerts, the State Regional Festival at Mansfield, the New Eng- land Festival at Barre, Vermont, -and the State Festival at Hyannis. For the P. T. A. the orches- tra put on a Pops Concert at the Nevin School. The Music Parents ' Association sponsored a party for the orchestra and choir, a trip to the Boston Pops, and a covered dish supper to con- clude the year ' s activities for the music groups. BAND CHORUS ORCHESTRA SPORTSMANSHIP When the One Qreat Scorer comes to write against your name — He marks not that you won or lost— but how you played the game. — Qrantland Rice Left to right: Marianne Potts, Marilyn Lamb, Edna Zamrnarchi, Le« ♦ Farley. Left to right: (kneeling) Judith MacDonald. And (standing) Corirme Brackett, Arlene Coleran, Mary Mc- Lean, Gail Connoll ' . Mnrthn Jane Smith. majorettes in their trim uniforms, with batons twirling and white boots flashing, provided one of the main attractions at the football games. They also participated in rallies to- create enthusiasm for impor- tant games. Strutting proudly in front of the band was Judy MacDonald, head majorette, Corinne Brackett, Arlean Coleran, Gail Connolly, Lea Farley, Marilyn Lamb, Mary McLean, Marianne Potts, Martha Smith, and Edna Zamrnarchi. Weymouth High prides itself on the attractiveness and skill of its majorettes, who are to the public a symbol of our loyal school spirit. Front to back: Irene Bush, Betty Ames, Lois Mac- Leod, Joyce Abruzzese, Marylou Stewart. fa , Left to right: (bottom row) Rhodena Watt, Susan Vedoe. And (second row) Bonnie Tirrell, Donna Peterson, Jean Dunning. And (third row) Ann West, Carol Nelson, Sandra Russell, Natalie ( Shober. ' JpHE lively, attractive cheerleaders at Weymouth High School have been a great asset to our foot- ball and basketball teams. With contagious enthusi- asm they have encouraged our teams to victory and have led the student cheers for outstanding plays and players on the field. Each cheerleader wears on her uniform one large letter of the word Weymouth. Standing in order, they are: Sue Vedoe, Bonnie Tirrell, Carol Lee Nelson, Sandra Russell, who replaced Irene Bush after her knee injury, Natalie Shober, Anne West, Jean Dun- ning, and Rhodena Watt. The sub-cheerleaders are: Marylou Stewapt, Lois MacLeod, Joyce Abruzzese, and Betty Ames. With commendable civic spirit the cheerleaders volunteered to act as ushers for the Teens Against Polio Drive at the Weymouth Ice Skating Rink. Donna Peterson with Weymouth ' s mascot. Left co right: Donna Peterson, Susan Vedoe, Bonnie Tirrell, Carol Natalie Shober, Ann West, Jean Dunning, Rhodena Watt. 138 Preston DePlacido Left to right: (front row) John Salin, Paul MacDermott, Denis Grady, Carl SchleifF. Gardner Hurlburt, Preston DePlacido, Michael Hassan, Daniel Cullen. Kenneth Margexon, Brian Kelley, Obie Gibson, Mr. Hayes. And (second row) Mr. Fisher, Roger Larson, Alan Black, John Lilia, James Fitzgerald, Ronald Brackett, John D ' Angelo, Donald Frank, Michael DiLorenzo, John Karlberg, Robert DiBojra, Richard Murley, Paul Thomas, Richard Hoole, William Min- FOOTBALL r J t HK football team had a very successful season, winning all but three games, and capturing the Greater Boston League championship. Coach Fisher guided the team through many hard games. Leading the team throughout the season were co-captains John DePlacido and Michael Hassan and standouts carl Schleiff and Richard McPherson. The boys graduating this year are the tour seniors mentioned above, and Michael DiLorenzo, James Fitzgerald, Donald Frank, Obediah Gibson, Ronald Hobson, Gard- ner Hurlbert, John Karlberg, Brian Kelley, Kenneth Margeson, Paul McDermott, and John Salin, all of whom may well be proud of their contributions to our fine record. ' Where ' s the goal? ' nis, William Hurley, Mr. Mazzola. And (back row) Mr. Dcmpsey, Michael Brophy, James O ' Toole, Frank Hanhisalo, Donald Knudsen, Peter Meuse, Barry Damon, George Hurst, Brian Dunbar, Paid Chaisson, Kenneth Trudell, Michael Grable, David Aikens, George Jung, William Kachadorian, Harvey Gokey, Ro- bert Stella, Ronald Hobson, Spencer Hodges. 39 Michael Hassan FOOTBALL Weymouth Weymouth Weymouth Weymouth Weymouth Weymouth Weymouth Weymouth 16 30 6 22 6 20 6 8 Quincy Maiden Medford Everett Arlington Somerville Chelsea Brockton 24 6 18 6 6 24 Mr. Mazzola, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Dempsey, Coaches. Dick Murley makes another touchdown. ' Oops, excuse me! 140 Left to right: (front row) David Crocker, William Brown, John Berg, Richard McLean, Merrill Nickerson, Stephen French Robert Kirkland, Jeffrey Bruce. And (second row) James Moore, John Donovan, Robert Kelsey, James Young, Stephen Benedetti, Robert Ralph, Richard Barzelay, Allan King, John Santacroce, Gerard Lambert, William Marshman, Paid Hick- man. CROSS COUNTRY Weymouth 24 Silver Lake 35 Weymouth 28 Rockland 27 Weymouth 26 Quincy 31 Weymouth 41 Brockton 16 Weymouth 23 North Quincy 32 Weymouth 29 Quincy 26 South Shore Meet— 8th place Weymouth 24 North Quincy 32 State Meet— 9th place COUNTRY Left to right: Stephen French, Jeffrey Bruce, Merrill Nickerson. Left to right: William Brown, David Crocker. JJy winning four of its meets, our cross country squad had a successful season this year. Our team defeated North Quincy twice, and also defeated Quincy and Silver Lake. It lost to a powerful Brockton team, and to Rockland and Quincy in extremely close races, by one and three points re- spectively. The head coach was Mr. Oral Page. He was assisted by Mr. Malcolm Pratt and Kurt Huhtanen, manager. Graduating from the team this year are John Berg, Wil- liam Brown, Jeffrey Bruce, Dana Gould, Richard McLean and Merrill Nickerson. The mainstays of next year ' s team will be Allan King, James Moore, John Santacroce, John Donovan, and Richard Ralph. Left to right: William Brown, David Crocker. Left to right: (front row) James Moore, Richard McLean, David Crocker, John Berg, Leonard Flathers. And (second row) Coach Oral Page, Allen King. Alan Risley, Stephen French, Bruce Stevens, Mr. Pratt. And (third row) Robert Kirkland, Richard Hoole, William Kachadorian, George rune ohn Nicholson. B J 8 ' WINTER TRACK Weymouth 36 North Quincy 41 Weymouth 23i 2 Newton 53i 2 Weymouth 16 Brookline 61 Weymouth 43 North Quincy 34 Weymouth 56 Needham 21 Weymouth 13 Ringe Technical 73 Weymouth 27 Maiden 50 Weymouth 31 Med ford 46 Left to right: Robert Kirkland, Richard McLean, John Berg. TRACK ' JpHE winter track team, in the Metropolitan League for the first time, had an extremely poor season. Weymouth lost five league meets and defeated only Needham and North Quincy. The outstanding senior on our team was David Crocker, high jumper. Other members ot the track team graduating this year are John Berg, Stephen French, Michael Hassan, Captain; Brian Kelley, Robert Kirkland, Richard McLean, and Alan Risley. Leonard Flathers, our junior hurdler, placed third in the state meet, and leads next year ' s nucle- us of Arthur Bleakney, Michael Brophy, Richard Hoole,, James Moore, and Richard Moakley. Left to right: Jeffrey Bruce, William Brown, Robert Kirkland, David Crocker, Richard McLean, Merrill Nickerson, John Berg, Stephen French. Left to right: (front row) Edward Lewis, Kenneth Margeson, Robert Daniele, David Weinfeld, David Parsons, Arthur Murphy, Alfred Ingham, Ralph Bush. And (second row) Michael Geyer, Richard McPherson, Gary Kemp, Ronald Kenneth Margeson. ' J ' ke basketball team this year got off to a slow start, but after losing the first four games, Coach Kearns ' boys came through to win the next seven before losing again to powerful Somerville and Everett. From there the team went on to win five more must games in order to make the Tech Tourney. The season ' s record stands at twelve wins and six losses. Outstanding players on the team were Kenneth Margeson, Captain; Robert Daniele, and Richard McPherson. David Weinfeld and Juniors, Edward Lewis, James Balcom, Ronald DiGravio, Gary Kemp and Roger Larson, also made valuable contributions to the team ' s success. Coach Kearns was assisted by Mr. Mazzola and Michael Geyer, Manager. TV.Cll I OI KM.V Weymouth 73 Weymouth 74 Wcynioulh 50 Boston Technical Lynn Classical Beverly DiGravio, William O ' Brien, Frank Shea, David Aiken Quintin, Michael Grable, James Greenhalgh. And (rear r James Balcom, Roger Larson, Frank Kelley, Alan Litchfi Robert Ralph, William Hanlon, Kevin McTigert. Left to right. Mr. Mazzola, Mr. Kearns. Weymouth 56 Medford , aej 62 Weymouth 55 Quincy 66 Weymouth 40 Somerville 67 Weymouth 49 Everett 77 Weymouth 49 Maiden 38 Weymouth 66 North Quincy 44 Weymouth 48 Revere 43 Weymouth 67 Chelsea 50 Weymouth 74 Lowell 67 Weymouth 63 Medford 58 Weymouth 65 Quincy 58 We mouth 45 Some ville 73 Weymouth 57 Everett 62 Weymouth 61 Maiden 58 Weymouth 64 North Quincy 58 Weymouth 59 Revere 56 Weymouth 71 Chelsea 50 Weymouth 78 Lowell 55 4 Left to right: (front row) Robert Greenhalgh, Fred Ransom, Stephen Thayer, Pershing Rennie, John O ' N ' eil, John Salin, David Budden. And (middle row) David MacLeod, Gerard Lambert, Timothy Handrahan, Robert MacDonald, Robert Bryant, Henry Godin, Peter Newton. And (back row) Slewart Fnlt , Edwar.d Perry, Frederick Peterson, Thomas Clinton, Richard Manson, John MacLellan, Kenneth Trudell, Mr. Dempsey. Left to right: Fred Ransom, Robert Greenhalgh. IJJnder the competent leadership of Coach Dempsey, our hotkey team won seven of its twelve games this season and finished fourth in the South Shore Hockey League. Only the fine Archbishop Williams, King Philip, and Hingham teams led them in the League. While the entire hockey squad deserves credit for its good defense and effective team work, John Salin, John O ' Neil, and Pershing Rennie will be remem- bered as outstanding senior players. Robert Mac- Donald, David Budden, Stephen Thayer, Fred Ransom, Robert Greenhalgh rounded out the gradu- ating team. Thomas Danielc was the manager this year. With Thomas Clinton, Richard Manson, and Henry Godin returning next year, Weymouth High has bright prospects for another successful season in 1960. HOCKEY H Weymonth 6 Canton O Weymouth 1 Milton o Weymouth -1 y Hingham (forfeit) We) mouth 6 Brockton Weymouth () Scituate C We) mouth 1 King Philip 4 Weymouth 2 Archbishop Williams 2 K Weymouth 5 Canton 1 Weymouth 6 Milton Weymonth Hingham 8 Weymouth 2 Brockton 2 c Weymouth 5 Scituate I c Weymouth 1 King Philip 5 Weymouth Archbishop Williams 3 Y I. clt to right: Steven Thayer, David Budden. Left to right: John Salin, John O ' Neil, Pershing Rennie. «v •ill • • Left to right: (front row) Fred Ransom, Albert Colarus- so, Thomas Burns, Richard Manson, Michael Dunning, Wil- liam Capazoli, Robert Greenhalgh, Murdo Dovvds. And (back row) William O ' Brien, Arthur Sharp, Ronald Brackett, Richard Ainslie, John Salin, Paul MacDermott, Warren Sinnott, Thomas Clinton, Francis O ' Donnell, Charles Elliot, Robert MorriJ ■— !■ ■IIHlNnF ' I ' FlHIIIMIWIHf I ' HIWrtHllllliW i ' H lll ' IBi ' 1 11 II III ' I ' hi HMl IMWlllM llaUW IMjmmiliimiMil!l.tL Left to lighl: Robert Greenhalgh and Richard Ainslie warm Fred Ransom throws a strike In Salin waits for a tricky grounder. Albert Colarusso, ready and waiting. Jj HE baseball team had a busy season, playing such schools as Somerville, Chelsea, Brockton, Maiden, Quincy, and North Quincy. The squad, ably coached by Leo Hayes and Rene Martin and managed by Murdo Dowds, fared well in all contests. Al Colarusso and Fred Ransom were the outstanding players in an excellent group of boys of whom Weymouth should be proud. Richard Manson shouts, ' Tut it over! ' Left to right: (front row) Theodora Nicholas, Gene Zammarchi, Can Adam, Judith O ' Malley, Elaine McDonald. (Second row) Rebecca Gran Mary Neil, Susan MacDonald, Tove Kraft, Linda Phillips. (Rear row) Lino Litchfield, Deborah Goodale, Joyce ' Raymond, Linda Grossman, Jean Bur ham, Helen Rando, Susan Taber. A lthough girls have no varsity sports, almost any afternoon of the year one may find an enthusi- astic group, either in the gym or out on the field, eagerly competing in intramurals. Field hockey, volley ball, basketball, softball, and tennis are the sports popular in their respective seasons. All during the year Miss Arnold and Miss Levangie have taught and officiated expertly, and the girls have learned the principles of good sportsmanship and fair play, while having an enjoyable time throughout. Tove Kraft Left to right: Carol Adam, Linda Phillips, Linda Litchfield. Left to right: Rebecca Grant, Linda Litchfield, Theodora Nicholas, Joyce Raymond. Left to right: Carol Adam, Linda Phillips, Theodora Nicho- las, Joyce Raymond. Left to right: Theodora Nicholas, Linda Litchfield, Joyce Raymond, Linda Phillips, Carol Adam. Senior Class Prayer by JANET ROLLINS Dear Lord, As the velvet warmth of spring blankets the land, we realize that Graduation Day is near. The thrill of the future mingles with the memories of the past. Years of guidance and security are now behind us, and frightening uncertainty lies ahead. The understand- ing and patience of our teachers, the love and guidance of our parents and the priceless joy of laughs and sorrow we shared in friendship are the past dreams we knew. Standing now before the open gates of tomorrow, we realize we can never turn back. Each of us has a road to travel, and whether in shining success or in dismal failure, I pray we never walk that winding road alone. On this day of our graduation, my Lord, though we go our separate ways, may you always be near, giving us the security and love we knew when we were under the Cross of Gray. J HOBBS STUDIO 819 BROAD STREET EAST WEYMOUTH Telephone: EDgewater 5-41Q5 Rutll Wlgandt Mary Crocker Tlielma Humphrey Henry Mount Alice Shulman Colorisi Receptionist Colorisi Laboratory Technician Retoucher Comphmen ts of Weymouth Jewelers nc. Bui ova - Hamilton - Omega 71 Washington Street Weymouth, Mass. women s appare BARBARA ' S 7 Union Street ED 5-1881 Columbian Sq., So. Weymouth Compliments of HUDSON BUS LINES, Inc 157 . . . your South Shore fashion center 158 Realtors Telephone EDgewater 5 1000 133 Washington Street Weymouth, Mass. PLYMOUTH ROCK Seahest served ICE CREAM exclusively in our cafeteria UNITED BURNER SERVICE • Range Oils • Heating • Radios • Fuel Oils • Televisions • Stokers • Records • Electrical Appliances Telephone EDgewater 7-1630 Jackson Square East Weymouth GOOD LUCK! iCHOFIELD: Inc. m Concrete Forms WILLIAM WESTLAND 8i COMPANY SPORTING GOODS Equipment for Every Sport 11 REVERE ROAD QUINCY, MASS. 160 MASTER % .. . CLEANSERS Best Wishes to Class of ' 59 | TAILORING DYES M. R. Loud Company Serving since 1895 1; One Hour Service Authorised Dealer for . . . • Scott ' s Lawn Products ;. :: : is ' • Delta Power Tools • Hardware 1407 Commercial Street • Paint I W ii m East Weymouth Visit the Gift Shop . . . Gifts for All Occasions Telephone EDgewater 5 3545 At the Herring Run EXPERT GIFT WRAPPING 10 Union Street, South Weymouth Stellas BEAUTY SHOPPE Compliments of • Cosmetics • Tewelry BOYLE ' S Gifts for All Occasions PHARMACY 947 Main Street South Weymouth, Mass. WEYMOUTH LANDING Telephone EDgewater 5-4390 161 INC. devoted exclusively to sub-teen and teen apparel 31 High Street 1586 Hancock Street BROCKTON QUINCY KING OAK Sewice Station Alvin K. King, Jr., Prop. Cities Service Accessories • TIRES • BATTERIES • LUBRICATION 510 North Street Weymouth EDgewater 5-2260 Curtis Farms INCORPORATED Weymouth ' s Most Outstanding Super Market Big Enough to Serve You . . . Small Enough to Know You Route 128, South Weymouth Quincy Super Market Located at 650 Adams St., Quincy 162 mmmmmmm Schafer ' s CAMERA SHOP Everything Photographic VI 3-7010 28 Commercial Street East Braintree 84, Mass. Congratulations ALBION ' S HARDWARE COMPANY 782 BROAD STREET EAST WEYMOUTH EDgewater 7-0773 TIRES (New, Used, Retreads) BATTERIES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES South Shore Tire Service and Appliance Co. 464 Washington St., Weymouth Junction Routes 3 and IS Tel. EDgewater 1-2500 HERB ' ' GUINETTE Owner and Manager Congratulations! ELBRIDGE NASH 3, tUG CO- 1 PRESCRIPTIONISTS J. Warren Campbell James Campbell Registered Pharmicists COLUMBIAN SQUARE SOUTH WEYMOUTH, MASS. ED 5-2388 Established 1875 163 PHYflE ' S Custom Made Paints to Match Any Color Desired 3 ? Commercial Street Victor 3-1566 Weymouth Landing CONGRATULATIONS! LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET PRINTING EDgewater 5-3335 1400 COMMERCIAL STREET EAST WEYMOUTH 89, MASS. Norfolk Motors Inc. De Soto-Plymouth Dealer 19 Water Street East Weymouth, Mass. Ashley B. Jones President EDgewater 7-0330 Congratulations ! LINCOLN SQUARE SuttOCa STATION LINCOLN SQUARE 164 I Howard Johnson ' s Routes 3 and 18 WEYMOUTH • A Genial Meeting Place to Dine Franchise Owner, Richard Blackmur Factory FurnitureMart Store Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Except Wednesday and Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. • EDgewater 5-1508 373 Washington St. • Weymouth On Route 3 Drug Store Since 1908 Daniel Reidy, Reg. Ph. Richard Reidy, Reg. Ph. Prescription Druggists Jackson Square East Weymouth EDgewater 5-0690 Compliments of 165 . . : •- - : - ' ■■ ' .■: - : - BURRELL ' S VARIETY STORE Compliments of BEST WISHES to the Class of ' 59 COMMERCIAL SQUARE EAST WEYMOUTH George MacDonald Godin Brothers OPPOSITE the HERRING RUN • OUTBOARD MOTORS • TONKA CRAFT BOATS • RIGO BOAT TRAILERS Power Mower and Automotive Repairs Tel. EDgewater 5-9743 1441 Commercial Street East Weymouth, Mass. Jackson Square Pharmacy, Inc. ft The Rexall Store ft Harold Openshaw, Ph. G. Reg. Pharmacist Air Conditioned For Tour Comfort 804-806 Broad Street East Weymouth EDgewater 5-5675 166 Daniel H. Cla ncy Weymouth Braintree DANIEL H. CLANCY JOHN F. CLANCY 100 WASHINGTON STREET Telephone EDgewater 7-1414 Compliments of DIERSCH ' S Flowers Be Wise SHOP WISE SUPER MARKET COMPARE OUR EVERYDAY SUPER MARKET PRICES 167 Compliments of Congratulations on Your Graduation HOUSE HOME 162 Bridge Street, Weymouth Real Estate 160 Washington St., Weymoutn EDgewater 5-1457 EDgewater 5-6852 m mm LINCOLN SQUARE DRY CLEANING SHOP 182 WASHINGTON STREET WEYMOUTH LANDING Specializing in . . . Personalized Dry Cleaning • DONE ON PREMISES WE MIX OUR OWN SPECIAL FORMULAS Anthony Scoppettuolo, Owner ' Operator SUITS GOWNS FORMALS 168 Congratulations ■CrPtt FORD GREENHOUSES 131 Cedar Street ED 5-1150 Weymouth WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS Headquaters for Fine Fashions DOROTHY ANN SHOP 16 Commercial St., Weymouth Landing EDgewater 5-4262 111 11 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 59 RHINES Lumber Company Weymouth • Braintree LUMBER • BUILDING MATERIALS INTERIOR FINISH • WINDOWS .DOORS .FRAMES • NU-WOOD BALSAM WOOL - SHINGLES - FLOORING • SHEETROCK • ROCKWOOL • OVERHEAD TYPE DOORS 148 Commercial Street Weymouth Landing EDgewater 5-1640 169 Yvonne Marie Beauty Shoppe 410 BRIDGE STREET NORTH WEYMOUTH EDgewater 7-1161 Yvonne £? Ken Porter Compliments of . . . Teachers and Students of Confraternity Kigh School Sacred Heart Parish Weymouth Landing tl Older Sister ' s Advice. . ♦ T ' S SMART to line up job interviews well in advance of graduation. And one of the best places I know to con- tact is the Telephone Company. Several of us from my graduating class are working here — and every one of us loves it. Telephone jobs are important ones. We have our own training pro- gram which you can enter without any previous job experience. The pay is good, and you ' ll get regular raises. Why not come and see our employ- ment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate. Ask the Guidance Counselor at your school to tell you when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH COMPANY 171 Autographs