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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1963 volume:

Progress through education; education through progress - these are two ideals sought by our generation as we endeavor to advance the intellectual potentials of our youth. Through the educational system of today, we attempt to reach ever-ascending heights of de- velopment in order to produce the alert minds, creative abilities and intellectual capabilities necessary to produce ac- complishments worthy of our past and essential to our future. Progressive de- velopment follows academic achieve- ment. By the application of knowledge and skill acquired through education, we are able to fulfill man ' s destiny to surge forward and upward. Our intel- lectual endeavors will be the launching pad for America ' s future successes. Sci- entific, social, and cultural advances, integral parts of any mobile society ' s hopes and dreams, can only be pro- duced by mature, highly developed minds. The achievement of our na- tion ' s noble purpose of world peace and enlightenment is thus inevitably linked with the progress of education - they will advance or stagnate inexo- rably together. WEYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL WEYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Photographic Tour Faculty and Administration Staff Graduates Curriculum Athletics Activities Index 6,7 8-15 16-31 32-35 36-95 96-115 116-141 142-173 176 DEDICATION On December 21, 1962, the new Wey- mouth High School was opened to the students for the first time. The exten- sive plans and construction of this building were culminated in the fulfill- ment of a much awaited promise, the promise of a, building erected for the continued improvement of education. We, the class of 1963, wish to convey our profound gratitude to the towns- people of Weymouth. As taxpayers, they have served as the constructors of our institutions, the builders of our youth. Through their support a dream of educational development has been realized. Without education, progress is impossible, for education is the in- dispensable step in the formation of ideas. It is therefore requisite that edu- cational methods be continually im- proved and expanded, in order that they might provide the full advantage for continued development of the in- quiring minds of today ' s youth. In our constantly changing world, and in the face of ideological strife, it has become even more essential that we prepare our youth mentally, physically and spiritually to carry out the enor- mous responsibilities of the adultworld. Therefore, we recognize the value, ma- terially and morally, of the new high school. Environment affects the work of students. With the introduction of modern architectural designing and the extension of classroom and school re- sources, individual achievement is ac- celerated; the students are inspired to continue in their endless search for knowledge. In acknowledgement of the immense contribution this new school will make to our future successes, we gratefully express our heartfelt thanks to the townspeople of Weymouth and dedicate to them this record of our apprenticeship. 7 ■ • 1 I I ■ IN THE SPIRIT OF PROGRESS The huge glass door of the new Wey- mouth High School opens on an arch- itectural panorama of beauty and util- ity. Color-splashed corridors lead the way to classrooms where long lines of windows brighten every room. The school stretches out on 12 different lev- els, rising by half flights of stairs. The audio-visual department has its own closed-circuit television studio, modern cameras, and recording equipment. The main gymnasium can easily be divided into two large basketball courts, and the auditorium of the new school repre- sents one sixth of the building. Behind the stage are sound-proof music halls. In the science department there are laboratories of tomorrow. The vo- cational shops are lighted by saw teeth skylighting only, leaving the wall space free for machines and tools. One of the most beautiful rooms is the enormous cafeteria, a circular room surrounded by windows with ceiling beams striking out from the center dome like spokes on a wheel. In short, the finest facilities are offered to the students, promising them every opportunity to further their learning under the best of conditions. But wait - why not turn the page and see for yourself? ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY: PROGRESS THROUGH GUIDANCE 16 LEADERSHIP Able and consistent leadership, the es- sential ingredient in the success of any enterprise, is an infinitely more integral component in the educational process, whose most valued end product is the leadership potential it nurtures in its charges, tomorrow ' s citizens. Without the guiding, steadying influence of ad- ministrators dedicated to the develop- ment of intellectual, moral, and physi- cal strength and resource for our God and our country, no high school, re- gardless of the talent of its faculty or the scope of its physical plant, can long maintain its true course. Our continued success and achievement are the true criteria of our administrators. Wallace L. Whittle: Principal, Weymouth High School Ray C. Parker: Principal, Weymouth Vocational Technical High School INSTRUCTION Among the many facets of our educa- tion, the one which we perhaps take most for granted and for which we are most grateful is the faculty - a group of more than a hundred men and women from every social, cultural, and educa- tional level of American life, yet united by that intangible common bond of dedication to the enrichment of youth Frances G. Adams: French. Mary E.Arnold: Physical Edu- cation, Pep Club. Robert J. Bernath: Science. James F. Boland: Sheet Metal, Related Subjects. through education. Bv their deeds ye shall know them - and it is by their daily words and deeds of instruction, encouragement, guidance, and, yes, gentle chastisement that we have come to know and respect these people who have merited that grandest of titles - teacher. U  f Pollyanna Andem: English. Re lector Adviser, Creative Writ- ing. Edwin Beck. Jr.: Social Studies, Football. Basketball. Baseball. Lvnne M. Birlem: English. Margaret J. Brockman: Public Speaking. Dramatics. Edwin O. Burke: Orchestra Di rector Ernestine R. Canning: French Department Head. Joseph F. Carven, Jr.: Social Studies, Football. Jacqueline F. Chittenden: Com- mercial. Harold E. Clarke: Sheet Metal. Ah James R. Campbell: Chemistry. Fred P. Carlson: Carpentry. Frank N. Cavallo: Physical Education, Football. William E. Clancv: Social Studies. Robert W. Clarke: English. 21 John V. Collins: Graphic Arts. 41 fM Paul C. Cleaves: Director of Audio-Visual Aids. William L. Concannon: Social Studies. Law Anthony ( ' .. Cotugno: Spanish, Spanish (Huh. John K. Delahunt: Science. Madeline L. Cote: French, Lat- Virginia M. Cullity: Physical Kducation, Gym Team, Cheer- leaders. William A. Dempsey, Jr.: So- cial Studies, Tennis, Hockey. Louis R. DiMartinis: English. Rita M. Diment: Librarian. f ■■ . Philip S. Dolan: Art, Campus and Reflector Art Advisor. Man ' L. Doucette: Distributive Education. Melvin C. Dunn: GraphicArts. William A. Dwyer: Cabinet- making. Vincent J. DiSessa: Mechanical Drawing. Walter W. Donovan: Social Studies. Roger J. P. Dow: English. Richard B. Dwyer: English, Director of Senior Class Play. Edna S. English: French. - ■ ■ i 23 Alice K. Fay: Assistant Librar- ian, Commercial. John Fisher: Director of Phy- sical Education and Athletics. Head Coach of Football, Golf Coach. William A. Fletcher: Chemis- try. John T. Ghiorse: Science De- partment Head, Lab Assistants, Lecture Club. Miriam Gourlev: Sophomore Art. 41 .4 FT 4k Edward S. Ferguson: Driver Education, Mathematics. Edna G. Flaherty: Guidance. John T. Gannon: Latin. Marie K. Ghiorse: Guidance. Michael T. Gregory: Chemis- try. Walter C. Gutterson: Director of Guidance. Thomas F. Harrington: Guid- Philip W. Henley: Carpentry. Louise J. Hill: Commercial. Eleanor R. Howley: English. Olive E. Hackett: Commercial Department Head. Leo A. Hayes: Physical Edu- cation, Football. Baseball. John VV. Hill: Social Studies. Wrestling. Clement V. Horrigan: Eng- lish, Student Council Advisor. Man - T. Hoyle: School Nurs- es ' Supervisor, Future Nurses ' Club Advisor. 25 John E. Kearney: English, Campus Advisor. William M. Kearns: Mathe- matics, Basketball. Diane B. Keeports: Home Eco- nomics. George H. Klay: Drafting. William G. Kearns: Mathe- matics. Paul F. Keaveney: Chemistry. Susan E. Kelley: English. Margaret K. Langford: Com- mercial. William J. Longridge, Jr.: Eng- lish Department Head. Sally J. Levangie: Physical Edu- cation. Myrna L. MacFarlane: Com- mercial. Elizabeth L. MacGregor: Com- mercial. Otto H. Mahn: Civics, Guid- ance, Placement, Driver Edu- cation. Dorothy G. MacGregor: Com- mercial, F.B.L.A. Advisor, Guidance. Dorothy M. Magraw: Com- mercial, Junior, Moral and Spiritual Values Advisor. Rene E. Martin: French. Henry E. Marshman: Auto- motive Mechanics. Russell H. Mazzola: Mathe- matics, Football, Basketball. Louise B. Masters: Home Eco- nomics Department Head. George J. McCarthy: Reme- dial Work, Developmental Reading. Patricia G. McCarthy: Com- mercial, English. Social Stud- ' ies. L V ; 7 . 1 Will iam J. McCarthy: Com- mercial. Brenda J. Meade: French. Spanish. Angelo P. Medici. Mathemat- ics. Social Studies. Jalmar N. Nelson: Carpentry. Related Subjects. Helen M. Norris: Commercial. Senior Nominating Committee. Senior Class Advisor. Senior Secretaries. Eleanor F. Ritchie: English. Thomas J. Regan: Mathemat- ics. Velna A. Roberts: Commercial. Paul 0. Ritchie: Social Studies, Science. Eric A. Roy: English, Mathe- matics. Wilfred G. Roberts: Commer- cial. Evelyn Silvester: Design for Living, Director of Art. Bernard F. Ryder: Mathemat- ics. M. Carlton Storms: Physics, Debate Club. Sheldon G. Sternburg: Span- ish, Spanish Club. Richard L. Whitmore: Social Studies, Driver Education. Edwin C. Young: Automotive Mechanics. M . lean Young: Commercial. SERVICE The efficiency of a school as large and complex as ours depends in great meas- ure upon the support functions provid- ed by the various administrative of- fices and departments. Without consis- tent and dependable service, the educa- tional process could falter. That our school does operate so smoothly, even during such crises as the mid-year move to the new building, is high praise indeed to our behind-the-scenes stal- warts, the office staffs, who daily handle so many duties so well. Janet Eburn Secretary AV Department Doris Holbrook Secretary Athletic Office Marion Gerstel Assistant Secretary WVTHS Louise Lockwood Secretary WVTHS KEEPERS OF THE SCHOOL BEAUTIFUL Weymouth High School is fortunate indeed to have a staff of custodians who are both capable and friendly. While involved with the myriad duties necessary to keep our vast building gleaming and functional, they are al- ways ready with a smile and an assist whenever they are needed by faculty or students. In our constant efforts to put our best face forward, we owe much to Mr. Loud and his men, who contribute so much to the health and morale of all of us. Arthur Cicchese, Supervisor of Custodians Frank Bourdon, Alfred Cicchese, William Loud, Head Custodian; Archie Barker, Henry Marshall, Salvatore Abruzzese, Stephen Holt, William MacDonald, Charles Buder CATERERS TO THE INNER MAN Mrs. Ann Allen. Manager of Cafeteria Louise Courchene, Marv Phillips, Mildred Cavanaugh, Hazel Mill Every school day the patience, stam- ina, and skill of Our cafeteria ' s able cooks and servers are tested anew as two thousand hungry faculty, staff, and students descend for two hours in seem- ingly endless waves upon this belea- guered staff. And every day, led by Miss Watts and Mrs. Allen, these ca- pable people meet the invasion armed with a varied and pleasing menu which stems the onslaught until the next day. We shall always remember the friendly service we enjoyed there. Adeline Wolfe. Ethel Donovan. Marie Fernald, Winifred Williams, Marion MacKenzie, Molly Embree. Elizabeth Matheson, Lora Le- mieux. Ann Allen, Josephine Wheeler Marjorie Belcastro, Irma Serafini. Lucy Henry. Violet Payne. Angel- ina Scopa, Helen Keefe GRADUATES: PROGRESS THROUGH ACHIEVEMENTS CLASS OFFICERS Stephen Allison Man- Rose Allen President Vice President Since our educational system is design- ed to model the democratic way of life, each class annually chooses by free election members of the group to repre- sent it as its officers. These officers must fulfill many functions, both cere- monial and responsible, on behalf of their class. Many times the class is J. Elaine McClung Paula Kachadorian Treasurer Secretary judged by the officers it elects. It be- hooves each class, then, to elect as of- ficers individuals of the highest moral calibre, scholastic integrity, and per- sonal altruism, so that it will be ably represented. Our class, we are proud to note, has such officers. George Scioscia President Charles Melanson Vice President Edmund Sacchetti Secretary- Treasurer LOUIS ABRUZESE Louis.. .his wonderful sense of humor will aid him as a mechanical engineer.. .entrusted with the C.Y.O. treasury... how his sisters irritate him! H.R. Msngr. 10 LAWRENCE ADAMS Larry... studious, conscientious, and straight- forward. ..hopes to become a lawyer. Debate Club 12 STEPHEN ' ADAMS Steve... we mav hear his voice on the radio or television some day.. .builds hi-fis and tape recorders. Chorus 10 JOHN AHERN Jack. ..tall and blond. ..hopes to go into Busi- ness Administration or teaching.. .enjoys sports. Soph. Party Comm.; A.V. 10,11,12; Foot- ball 10; Basketball 10; Winter Track 11; Book Fair 10,11; Student Council Alternate 10 MARILYN AINSLIE Marilyn ' s future will be making women ' s hair attractive... girl with an infectious laugh. ..dislikes people who talk behind your back. Fashion Show 10 GERALDINE AKUNEVICH Gerry. ..will brighten up the halls of anv hos- pital.. .her ability to make friends easily will help her become a successful nurse. Reflector 11; Debate Club 11; Chorus 10; F.N.A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 10; Honors 10,1 1 MARY JANE ALLEN Mary Jane... sweet and sincere... a future medi- cal secretary... busy as a bee volunteering at South Shore Hospital. Honors 10, 11 MARY ROSE ALLEN Mary. ..quiet, but cheery... hopes to become a medical secretary... participates in C.Y.O. and Sodality. ..pin-ball machines peeve her. Sr. Class Vice-Pres. 12; Campus Ed-in-Chief 12; Student Council 11,12; Reflector 10; High Honors 10,11; Pep Club 11,12; Span- ish Club 12; Opening Ex. 10; Fashion Show 10 RICHARD ALEXANDRIAN Alex... is undecided whether to becomeasheet metal worker or enter the Marines... reveille won ' t get him up in the morning! Jr. Nom. Comm. 11; Student Council 11,12; Cafeteria Work 10,11; Track 10 STEPHEN ALLISON Steve... friendly and sincere, is definitely as- sured of success in an engineering career... what bugs him? Why, women drivers, of course! Class Pres. 11,12; Sr. Nom. Comm. 12; Jr. Party 11; Student Council 10,12; J. M.S. Y.C. 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10, 11,12 EVELYN ANDREWS Evelyn. ..a girl who likes to bowl and read, plans to become a beautician. Latin Certificate 10 BARBARA ANGELL Valerie. .will be seen with a Steno pad and penci l in her hand soon. When not at work, she enjoys bowling. ..does not like to go out for Gym in cold weather. Honors 1 1 WILLIAM ARMSTRONG Bill ' s future is literary, hopes to become a successful author . .strikes and spares are right down his alley. Track 10,11,12; Honors 11 CORINNE AULD Connie... bubbling over with personality, as well as sincerity. ..will find success in her fu- ture as a psychiatrist.. .Vice-President of her Youth Group. J.M.S.V.C. 11, Sec ' t. 12; Campus 12; Gym Team 11; Cheerleading 11,12; Latin Certif- icate 10,11; Pep Club 10; Honors 11, High Honors 10 RITA AUCOIN Rita.. .petite and pretty , hopes to become a fashion designer... she dislikes school. Soph. Party 10; Jr. Party 11; Sr. Party 12; Library Club 12; Mr. Dwyer ' s Sec ' t. 12; EB.L.A. 12 LINDA AUSTIN Linda... petite and peppy, always adds life to any group... in her spare time, she partici- pates in basketball for her church team... she aspires to become a secretary or book- keeper. Sr. Prom. Comm. 12; Bowling 11; Miss Andem ' s Sec ' t.; Shorthand Certificate 60 ANTHONY AVITABILE Soldering irons and snipping shears will be the tools of Tonv ' s trade.. .an avid sports fan. Soph. Party; Sr. Party; Student Government 11,12; Honors 10,11; Office Guide 12; Jr. Usher, Open House 12 WALTER AYLWARD Duke... a C.Y.O. boy, who also rebuilds cars.. .he hopes to be an electrician. ..women smokers peeve him. Open House 10.11.12 CAROLYN BACK Carolyn. ..happy-go-lucky. ..an old pro at cheering and speedy on the typewriter.. .her future lies in a steno pad. Campus 12; Gym team 11,12; F.B.L.A. 12; Cheerleading 11.12; Pep Club 11.12; Hon- ors 11; Shorthand Certificate 60; Mr. Ray- mond ' s Sec ' t; Grad. Dance Comm. MARY ELLEN BACON Mary Ellen... a member of C.Y.O. and the Sodality. ..it ' s a doctor ' s office or hospital for her.. .is there a handsome intern in sight? Jr. Nom. Comm.; EB.L.A. 11,12; Mr. Storm ' s Sec ' t. 40 JON BAHRT Jon... a future aeronautical engineer.. .active in scouts.. .his hobbies are sailing and skin diving. Key Club 12; Cross Country 10; Tennis 11; Math Club 11; Honors 11 SUZANNE BAILEY Suzanne... blonde and blue-eyed. ..always friendly. ..active in Rainbow. ..quiet now but loquacious later as a linguist. Soph. Norn. Comm.; Jr. Norn. Comm.; De- bate Club 11; Latin Certificate 10; Honors 10,1 1; Cap and Cown Comm. 12 JAMES BAIRD Steve.. .quiet and friendly, but ready for fun... quiet manner will aid him in his career of pulling teeth.. .is active in both De Molay and Youth Fellowship. Band 10 ELLIOT BAKER Elliot.. .good-natured and carefree.. .will serve an electrician apprenticeship. ..don ' t say Just a minute, please to him! Chorus 11,12; Baseball 10,11; Honors 11; Cap and Gown Comm. MARY ANN BALONIS Mary Ann. ..amiable with her quick smile... will put to use her experience as a nurses ' aid at W ry-Manor Nursing Home as a Li- censed Practical Nurse. DONALD BAKER Don. ..will be found under the hood of a car... dislikes possessive girls. Student Government 12; Open House 10, 11,12 ROBERT BAKER Randv... attended Notre Dame in Rome, It- aly before coming to Weymouth. ..hopes to entertain us as a comedian or an actor... President of N.A.S. and a member of a bowling league. Chorus 11,12; Sr. Prom Comm.; Band Man- ager 12; Basketball 11 KATHLEEN BARCA Kathy... friendly with a quiet manner, as- pires to become a secretary. ..active inC.Y.O. Bowling League... homework especially irks her. Debate Club 11; Pep Club 12; Honors 10; Opening Exercises 12; Shorthand Certificate 60 GAIL BARNARD Gail. ..trip planners take notice., make your reservations through Gail. ..her friendly per- sonality is sure to be an asset to her. Pep Club 12 JUDITH BARSTIS Judy. ..will have her eves looking towards the stars as a legal secretary at Smithsonian AstrophysicaJ Observatory. Shorthand Certificate 60.80; F.B.L.A. 12 41 CHERYL BARVENIK Cheryl ' s sketching talents may one day ap- pear in our newspapers or magazines... spends time raising show dogs and participa- ting in various kennel clubs. WILLIAM BEAN Jimmy. ..hopes to own cabinet shop after Air Force duty...untjl then can be seen playing basketball or working on his car. Cafeteria 10,11; Open House 10,11,12; Of- fice Cuide 12; Student Council 11,12 MARILYN BEATRICE Marilyn ...a future French teacher. ..quiet and sure to succeed... is bothered bv people say- ing huh . F.N. A. 10,11; F T. A. 12; Latin Certificate 10,1 1; Pep Club 12; Honors 10,1 1 BETTE BELCHER Bette...pert and peppy.. .looks forward to traveling around the world as an airline hostess. Sr. Nom. Comm.; Library Club 11; Chorus 10; Pep Club 10; Honors 10,11; Campus Sec ' t. 12; Reflector H.R. Rep. 10. COLIN BELL Col in... practices the art of good sportsman- ship in church basketball and in baseball... desires to become a teacher. Key Club 12; Baseball 10,11,12; Spanish Club 12; High Honors 10; Honors 11 ALAN BELCHER Alan... a future mechanic. .can be found be- hind the wheel of a go-cart. Band 10,11,12; Student Council 11; Student Government 12; Open House 10,1 1 ,12 RAYMOND BELDING Ray. ..member of De Molay...will enter the world of Business Administration. Band 10; Track 10; Opening Exercises 10 RICHARD BELL Dick. ..will use his printing training as a pressman... Vice-President of Weymouth Bi- ble Club. ..member of Naval Reserves... plays electric guitar for the Evangelaires Quartet. Open House 10,11,12 PETER BENEDICT Pete.. .aiming for State Police.. .dislikes ' 55 white Mercury Montclairs. LEO BENSON Lec.annoved bv people who leave unsign- ed notes in his desk... sees accounting in his future. Football 10; Baseball 10 42 JANICE BERARDINEI.LI Janice... a girl with an artistic flair... soon to become a commercial artist. Sr. Party Comm. JOHN BERGS John. ..plans to be an electrical engineer., likes sports, especially fishing. Soph. Nom. Comm. 10; Honors 10 VVILBERT BERNARD Willie.. .seriously plans to become a priest., enjoys weightlifting in his spare time. Wrestling 12; Track 12 JEAN BIRTWELL Birtie... happy-go-lucky. ..desires the first grade. to teach F.T.A. 11, Sec ' t. 12; Campus 12; Honors 10,11; Cap and Gown Comm.: Jr. Party Comm.; Spanish Club 12; Pep Club 12; De- bate Club 1 1 JOHN BLEAKNEY John. ..hopes to skyrocket to ' fame on the stage... active in C.Y.O... .dislikes 5th period. Dramatics and Speech 12 CHERYLL BICKNELL Cheryll... style-conscious.. .when not busily working at a local store, can be seen danc- ing or swimming. ..planning a career in hair- dressing. FAY BISHOP Fay. ..quiet but friendly. .will be sure to please the patients as a registered nurse. F.N. A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 11; Sr. Prom Comm. 12 EDWINA BOLEN Winnie.. .plans to enter Aquinas Secretarial School and to become a legal secretary... has traveled a great deal around the United States and Canada. F.B.LA. 11,12; Campus Sec ' t. 12 JOHN BOLLE Look for Jack with draftsman ' s instruments in future years.. .enjoys working on cars... bowls in a league... irritated by tall girls. Office Guide 12; Open House 10,11,12; Track 11; Honors 11; Cafeteria Work 10, 11,12; Student Council 11,12 CLAIRE BONVIE Claire.. .her happy disposition will make her a winsome executive secretary... a C.Y.O. Member. ..dislikes having a licensewith noth- ing to drive. Jr. Nom. Comm.; High Honors 10,11; Re- flector Adv. Staff 11; Library Club, Sec ' t- Treas. 11; Type Certificate 11; Mrs. Thom- as ' Sec ' t. 43 DEWEY BORELLINI Husky Boris. ..an asset to our football team. ..desires someday to be a coach. Sr. Party Comm.; Football 10,11,12; Base- ball 10,11,12; Track 10,11. i SANDRA BOWLER Sandy. ..interested in other people.. .library assistant at Tuft ' s Library. ..wants to make other people ' s problems her problems as a Social Worker. Sr. Nom. Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; High Honors 11; Honors 10; Pep Club 11; Re [lector H.R. Rep. 10,11; Spanish Club 12; H.R. Msngr. 11; Soph. Party Comm. RICHARD BOYD Dick. ..tall and sports-minded. .. soon toapply this athletic enthusiasm as a physical educa- tion teacher. ..an asset to the American Le- gion Baseball team. Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12. NORMA BRANN Norma... headed for hairdressing... belongs to C.Y.O.... likes ice-skating and wants to take vocational subjects. JANICE BRACKESY Janice... soon to be seen designing a display... member of C.Y.O. and Christian Doctrine... abhors being kept waiting. Library Club 11; F.B.L.A. 11,12; D.E.C.A. 12. JUDITH BREWER Blonde and cute.. .an avid animal lover... plans a career as a veterinarian. ..has at- tended many dog shows with her toy poodle and German Shepherd. H.R. Msngr. 12 LINDA BROAD FORD Enjovs being with people... will certainlv help them as a personnel worker.. .Linda dislikes unpatriotic people.. .an active member of her Pilgrim Fellowship. Opening Exercises 10; Campus 12; Jr. Nom. Comm.; Pep Club 11; Sr. Play Usherette 12 CECILY BRUCE Cecily . .soon to be seen working in a beauty salon... cannot stand people who mispro- nounce her name. ARTHUR BUGBEE Art.. .likes to tinker with his cars. ..hopes to go to Wentworth and become an aeronau- tical maintenance engineer.. . despises thehigh cost of gasoline. Cross Countrv 12 PATRICIA BULLIO Pat.. .yearns to be a secretary... can be seen at C.Y.O... .gossips should stand clear when Pat comes near. 44 JANICE BURFITT Jan. ..quiet and friendly... has a cute smile... will make many friends as a Medical Secre- tary. F.B.L.A. 12; Grad. Dance Comm. ;Pep Club 10,11,12; H.R. Msngr. 10; Mr. Storms ' Sec ' t. PATRICIA ANN BURGESS Pat.. .perky and talented. ..paints for pleasure now, but will use her talent later as a com- mercial artist.. .enjoys most sports. SYLVIA BURTON Sylvia. ..quiet and thoughtful... dislikes shy boys... transferred from Case High School in Swansea.. .microbes will be no mystery to her as a lab technician. Latin Club 10; Chorus 10; Pep Club 11 STEPHEN BUTLER Steve... active in De Molay and Pilgrim Fel- lowship. ..will make his mark in the medical profession. ..dislikes hypocrisy in people. Sr. Norn. Comm.; Key Club 11,12; Presi- dent 12; Wrestling 11,12; Honors 10; High Honors 11 KATHLEEN CALLAHAN Kathy.-.soon to be a hairdresser, has later plans in journalism. ..came from Florida in sophomore year. Library Club 12; Gym Team 11; Pep Club 10,11; F.B.L.A. 11; H.R. Msngr. 10 JOSEPH BUSA Joe.. .smart and sports-minded... aspires to become an electrical engineer after college. Hockey 10,11,12; Latin Certificate 10; Hon- ors 10 PAUL CALDARONE Paul... a future slave to the T-square and drawing board. ..enjoys wrestling and swim- ming.. .dislikes tall girls. Honors 10,11; J.V. Hockey 10 DIANNE CAMERON Dianne... friendly and ambitious. ..will be- come an Angel of Mercy. ..dislikes boys who show off. Future Nurses 10,11, Pres. 12; Pep Club 12; Mr. Regan ' s Sec ' t. 12; Fashion Show 10 EDWARD CAMPBELL Ed... a future state policeman. ..active in both hockey and football. Wrestling 12 GEORGE CAMPBELL George.. .quick with the quips... an enthusiast of skindiving, hunting, and fishing.. .will find his future in mechanical engineering. Wrestling 11 45 PAULINE CAMPBELL Polly., a solemn redhead. ..peeved by teach- ers telling her to smile . .likes to sew, swim, and bowl. ..will be a secretary after gradua- tion. F.B.LA. 12; Mr. Mahn ' s Sec ' t. 12 NORMA CAM POT Norma. ..has received awards for dancing and basketball. ..trains girls for operating IBM machines, her future means of employ- ment. ..dislikes snobs. ANN CANNON Ann. ..quiet, with a ready smile.. .plans on becoming a private secretary. ..hates waiting for bus in the rain. Gym Team 11; F.B.L.A. 12; Honors 10,11; Mr. Mazzola ' s Sec ' t. ALLAN ' CARLSON Al... personality plus and popular. ..will soon be found wearing the Air Force Blues. J.M.S.V. Comm. 10,11; Football 10,11; Baseball 10,11; Vice-Pres. of Jr. Class; Jr. I ' artv; Jr. Nom. Comm. WILLIAM CARMICHAEL Bill, .full of fun and laughs, but serious about an engineering career.. .exasperated bv right-handed girls. Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10.11; Football 10; Baseball 10; Spring Track 11.12; Math Club 11 ELIZABETH CAR ELI A Betty.. .an aspiring secretary, will gain many friends with her pleasant personality. ..you ' 11 never catch her on the boss ' knee when she has a cold... she is a sports enthusiast. Soph. Party 10; Gym Team 11,12; Honors 10; High Honors 11; Shorthand Certificate 60,80; Mr. Harrington ' s Sec ' t. 12. JANET CARLSON Jan. ..girl with the wonderful personality... plans to enter public relations. ..president of Teenage Vikings.. .active in Horizon Club, Rainbow. Beach Buggv Association. North Quincv High 10,11; Nat. Honor So- ciety 11; Basketball 10,11; Honors 10,11; Library Staff 10,11,12; Girls Club 10; Sci- ence Fair 11; Debate Club 10; Campus Feature Ed. 12; Pep Club 12. KATHLEEN CARROLL Kathy . full of energy and enthusiasm... wants to teach in an elementary school... bothered by people who giggle all the time. H.R. Messgr. 10; Pep Club 10,11; Gym Team 11; Cheerleading 11,12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; H.R. Treasurer 12; Debate Clob 1 1 ROBERT CARSON Bob. ..attended Milton High and Boston Eng- lish before coming to Wevmouth... enjoys karate and baseball. ..critics who do no h- ing about what thcv criticize peeve him. Bowling 10 STEPHEN CARTER Steve... rebels against modern music. .likes to sing folk songs.. .plans on entering the field of medicine., dislikes homework. J.M.S.V.C. 11 46 DONALD CASAGRANDE Don. ..hopes (o attend the School of Practi- cal Arts in Boston. ..works fora shoemaker... likes all sports and modern music. WresUing 11,12; Cross Country 10,1 1 ; Win- ter Track 10,11 •%v. RICHARD CAVANAUGH Dick. ..hopes to become a state policeman in the future... is an active member of C.Y.O. Student Council 11; Student Government 12; Open House 10; Basketball 10 PAULA CHARPENTIER Paula.. .lured by far away places... wants to be a foreign trade secretary. ..corresponds with foreign students. Cafeteria Worker 10 DAVID CHILDERS Dave.. .plans a career in the I.B.M. field... enjoys playing the coronet.. .is irked by peo- ple who complain. Chorus 10 MARTIN CASEY Mike.. .president of his C.Y.O... .hopes to at- tend Brown University. ..will try to find time for sports while majoring in math. Soph. Norn. Comm. 10; J.M.S.V. Comm. 10,11,12; Sr. Prom Comm.; Jr. Usher; Sr. Homeroom Treasurer 12; Spring Track 10. 11,12; Math Club 11,12; Honors 10,11; Latin Cert. 10; Band 10; Basketball 10,11, 12 ;1 PATRICIA CEURVELS Bootsie ... plans on concentrating her ef- forts as a medical secretary. ..likes modern jazz. Pep Club 10; Sr. Prom. Comm. ROGER CHELLA Roger.. .enjoys football and listening to mod- ern music. .hopes to attend Wentworth In- stitute to become a draftsman. Football 10; Wrestling 12 SANDRA CHIPMAN Sandy. ..bubbling with personality. ..will re- turn to her home state to major in foreign languages.. .hypocrites annoy her. Valencia High 10,11; Vice-Pres. Girl ' s League 10; Drama 10; American Field Serv- ice Comm. IT, Pep Club 12; Spanish Club 12; F.T.A. 12 MARILYN CHRISTIAN Marilyn.. .future co-ed ...active in church choir, Fellowship, and basketball. ..dislikes cliques. Chorus 10,11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Pep Club 12; Spanish Club 12 DIANNE CLARK Dianne...a future assistant to Dr. Kildare, she works with handicapped children. ..she finds horseback riding enjoyable. ..slow walk- ers in the corridors peeve her. F.N. A. 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Sr. Norn. Comm. JUDITH CLARK Judy - active in church work... wants to be- come a secretary... dislikes pokey people. Cafeteria Work 10; Reflector H.R. Rep. 10, 11; Miss Flaherty ' s Sec ' t. 11,12; H.R. Msngr. 10.11; Shorthand Certificate 60,80 WARREN CLARK Warren. ..an avid outdoorsman...soon will be seen in one of our state forests as a for- estry ranger. Wrestling Team 11,12 REGINA CLARKE Rcgina... considerate and good-natured.. .her aim is to work with children and teach the first grade.. .loves Chopin and the blues and is active in scouting. Latin Cert ificate 10,11; Campus 11; Lit. Ed. 12; Future Teachers 11, President 12; Jr. Nom. Comm.; Honors 10,11 MARJORIE CLIFFORD Marge.. .her shining appearance will grace any office.. .her interest in music lies from Classical to Jazz. F.B.L.A. 11; Mr. Fisher ' s Sec ' t. 12 GREGORY COAD Greg. ..possessing a talent for both art and printing, hopes to become a printer. Student Council 10,11,12; Honors 10,11; Open House 10,11,12; School Emblem De- signer ( school artist) 12 JANE COBBETT Janie...her spare time is spent playing the piano and planning her future at Emmanuel College where she hopes to prepare for sec- ondary education. ..vice-president of C.Y.O. Math Club 12, Sec ' t. 11; F.T.A. 11,12 JESSIE COAKLEY Jessie.. .full of pep and vitality, hopes to at- tend stenotype school in Boston. ..participates in C.Y.O. and Girl ' s Club. ..peeved by snobs. Pep Club 11,12; Mr. Dwyer ' s Sec ' t. 11,12 SANDRA COLBY Sandv... would like to be a secretary imme- diately after graduation. ..enjoys ice skating. Shorthand Certificate 60.80 ROBERT CONNOLLY Bob.. .plans to major in mathematics in col- lege.. .an asset to his C.Y.O. Basketball Team. Sr. Nom. Comm.; Math Club 12; Basket- ball 10; High Honors 10,11; Latin Certifi- cate 10,11 ANNE CONNORS Whatever Anne decides to do in the future you can be sure her keen mind will aid her. Honors 10; Latin Certificate 10.11; H.R. Messgr. 10 LESLIE COOK Les... likes the great outdoors and will be found conserv ing our forests... his great hate is a hypocrite. Track 10; Wrestling 11,12; Cross Country 10; Honors 10 LEON ICE CORDEIRO Lee... a sweet girl with a willing heart... wants to devote her time to Public Health after graduation from Fitchburg College. Future Nurses 10,11,12; Campus 11, Pho- tography Ed. 12; Gym Team 12; Debate Club 11, Corresp. Sec ' t. 12; Latin Certifi- cate 10; Honors 10,11 RALPH CORMIER Ralph. ..will soon be in great demand in the field of business administration. ..likes to roll- er skate and bowl. GERRILYN CORSON Gerrie... always full of energy, especially while swimming or playing badminton. ..plans to go into accounting... dislikes people who break promises. Pep Club 12; Honors 10 ■ RUTH CRONIN PAUL COSGROVE Paul...a sportsminded bov, who plans on going to college.. .enjoys modern music... show-offs peeve him. MARCIA CRAFFEY Marcia... hopes to become a writer some- day... dislikes conformists . Gym Club 12; Pep Club 12; Miss Vining ' s Sec ' t. 11,12; Mr. DiMartines ' Sec ' t. 12; Jr. Party; Sr. Party; F.B.L.A. 12 THOMAS COUGHLIN Skip... is contemplating a career in the for- eign service.. .he dislikes physics and is ac- tive in C.Y.O. Football 10; Cross Country 11; Winter Track 11; Key Club 12; Honors 10,11 WILLIAM CRAWFORD Billy. ..enjoys sailing and motor boating... while in school he is annoyed by impatient Campus representatives.. .his ingenuity will be a great asset in the chemistry field. I A I J r RICHARD CROSBY Ruth.. .Business Administration is the goal for Ruth in the future.. .dislikes busy tele- phone lines. Pep Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Book Fair 10 Dick...a member of the Y.M.C.A. and active in sports... yearns for a career in the Navv where he can study meteorologv. Cross Country 10; D.E.C.A. 12 49 PETER CROSSMAN Pete... hopes to be a carpenter of the future... enjoys water sports... smokers peeve him. Student Government; Open House 10,11,12; Office Guide 12; Jr. Usher, Honors 10,11. DENISE CROZIER Denise...an active Rainbow girl. ..has a yearning for Business Administration after college... gripes about those dishes she must dry. Pep Club 12; Mr. Clancy ' s Sec ' t. 12 ROBERT CUMMING Bob. ..quiet and conscientious, looks forward to an electrical engineeringcareer after study- ing at Tufts. ..he divides free time between after school job, L. R.Y., and radio and car repairing. Track 10; Math Club 11 JOYCE CUNNINGHAM t Jovce... quiet, but cheerv, hopes to be found behind an I BM. machine... active in M.Y.F. and Rainbow. Pep Club 11; F.B.L.A. 12 CARLTON CUMMINGS Carl.. .likes sports and reading., his future lies in an Army career . .does not like people who glare over his shoulder. LAWRENCE CUNNINGHAM Larry. ..enjoys C.Y.O., Grange, football and baseball. ..happy to be away from his sisters in school.. .plans to be an electrical engineer. A.V. Club 12 ANN CURRAN Ann. ..would like to enter Clerical School and become a bookkeeper.. .her pet peeve is two-faced people. Jr. Nom. Comm.; Sr. Nom. Comm.; Gvm Team 12; H.R. Mesngr. 10; Pep Club 12 DEAN CUSHING Dean. ..will soon be found at Northeastern where he hopes to major in Business Ad- ministration. ..he is active in DeMolay. Tennis 11,12; A.V. Club 10; Cap Gown Comm. 12 JEAN CUSH.MAN Jean. ..after graduation she would like to enter a secretarial position. Pep Club 11,12 CYNTHIA DAKIN Cindv...says that teachers irritate her... we hope she can tolerate her teacher when she studies the I.B.M. machine. 50 DOLORES DALEY ROBERT DALRYMPLE Dee.. .dislikes slow people... will be a wel- come addition to a lawyer ' s office. Soph. Nom. Comm.; Soph. Party; J.M.S.V.C. 12; Library Club 11; Honors 11; High Honors 10 Bob... undecided as to his future career... considering sheet metal work, engineering, and the Marines.. .enjoys sports. Student Council 11; Open House 12; Sr. Prom Comm. 12; Honors 10,11 7 if to LESLIE DAME Les...with a bubbling personality, hopes to be a bookkeeper.. .cannot understand people who wear plaids with prints. Miss Andem ' s Sec ' t. 12; Pep Club 11,12; F.B.L.A.; Cafeteria Worker 11 LINDA DAME Linda. .. her cheery disposition should bright- en any office... sinks baskets for her church team. ..loyal Rainbow Girl. ..South Shore De- Molay Sweetheart. Gym Team 12; F.B.L.A. 11; Cafeteria Work 11; Pep Club 11,12 STASIA DAMIECKI Stasia.. .a pjeasant girl, who, someday, will be a very competent office worker. Mr. Hill ' s Sec ' t. 12 BERXICE DAXUBIO Bernie... would like to enter the retailing pro- fession... with her cheerful smile, she ' ll surely succeed. Sr. Party; D.E.C.A., reporter, Pep Club 10, 11,12 DAVID DANIEL Dave.. .a ready smile awaits anyjoke... plans to become a zoologist.. .bugged by teacher ' s pets. Sr. Nom. Comm.; Jr. Party; Reflector 12; Cross Country 10; Winter Track 10,12 FREDERICK DARLING Rick...a little guy with a big ambition - medicine.. .active in C.Y.O. Student Council 11; Hockev 10,11,12; Hon- ors 10,11 MARCUS DARR Marcus... a great practical joker.. .let ' s hope none of his jokes backfire on him when he ' s a chemist... is a member of DeMolay and Church Youth Group. ALBERT DAVISON Russ... plans to become an economist after college.. .is content bowling or plaving bask- etball. Debate Club 11; Pres. 12; Key Club 12; Latin Cert. 11; Math Club 11,12; Lab Assist- ant 11,12; Honors 10,11 51 MICHAEL DEADY Mike... en rolled in U.S. Naval Reserve... his future ambition is to become a successful bookkeeper. c . ,11 JAMES DECOSTE Here. .looking forward to a career in biol- ogy. ..can be found lifting weights.. .is as quiet as he is strong. Wrestling 11,12 GREGORY DELANEY Greg.. .his future lies in the automotive de- sign engineering field. ..in his spare time, he enjoys working on cars. JOHN DESMOND Des...sets his sights high. ..aspires to become a doctor. Cross Country 10; Wrestling 11 JANICE DE YOUNG Jan. ..whether she chooses to become a secre- tary or a business teacher, she ' ll be a suc- cess. Jr. Norn. Comm. 11; Campus 12; F.N.A. 10; Pep Club 11,12; Honors 10,11; Mr. Kearney ' s Sec ' t. 12; Graduation Dance Comm. 12; Open. Exer. 11; Shorthand Cert. 80 MICHAEL DELUCA Duke. ..while attending college, he will find an ambition worthy of him. ..perhaps be- coming a professional athlete. Baseball 10,11; Hockcv 10,11,12 ALAN DEWAR Alan. ..his future lies in strikes and spares as he hopes to become a professional bowler... sharpens his skill by bowling in leagues. Football 10; Baseball 10,11; Winter Track 11; Cap Gown Comm. 12; Spring Track 12 DONNA DIGRAYIO Donna. ..in the future, she will be found at the controls of an I.B.M. machine. F.N.A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11.12 PATRICLA DINGWALL Pat... pert and pretty.. .will brighten up the corridors of many different hospitals. Campus 12; F.N.A. 10.11.12; Pep Club 11. 12; Spanish Club 12 ELIZABETH DOLBER Sophisticated Starr... headed for sure success as a French interpreter. Jr. Party 11; Campus 11; Debate Club; Corresponding sec. 11; Pep Club 10,11; Honors 10; Cap Gown Comm. 12; Open- ing Exer. 10 RICHARD DOLE Dick. ..will be a good addition to whatever field he decides to enter in the future.. .he can be found working at Whitey ' s Home Bakerv. Opening Exercises 11; Honors 10 DAVID DONNELLAN Dave.. .wants to be an electrician. ..in his spare time, he will be found fishing or hunt- ing. ELLEN DONOVAN Ellen. ..hopes to add hair styling as one of her manv abilities. Jr. Norn. Comm.; EB.L.A. 11; Sr. Prom Comm. 12; Sr. Nom. Comm. 12 JANICE DONOVAN Jan... a versatile gal from the 4H Saddle Club to twirling a baton... she hopes to at- tend college... people without manners peeve her. Reflector Rep. 10,12; Majorette 11; Mr. Turcotte ' s Sec ' t. 12; Sr. Prom Comm. 12 ROBERT E. DONOVAN Bob... a swell guv, will be found in the field of medicine in the not so distant future. Debate Club 12; Key Club 12; A.V. Club 10,11,12; Football 10; Latin Cert. 10; Math Club 12; Lab Assistant 11,12; Honors 10, 11; Opening Ex. 11 DAWN DOUGLAS Dawn...a future teacher.. .is Worthy Advisor of her Rainbow Assembly. F.T.A. 11,12; H.R. Mesngr 11; Pep Club 11,12; Honors 10,11 ROBERT P. DONOVAN Bob. ..a future engineer, plays hockey and C.Y.O. basketball in his spare time... dislikes having afternoon classes. Hockey 11,12 CYNTHIA DOW Cindy. ..an active girl who yearns to be a secretary. ..does not like writing composi- tions. High Honors 10,11; Miss Nyes ' Sec ' t. 12; Homeroom Treas. 12; Shorthand Cert. 11 7 WILLIAM DOWELL Bill.. .taking a sheetmetal course... hopes to use that training in the future.. .often works on cars. JAMES DOWGIALO Jim. ..he practices judo in his spare time... hopes to enter the field of politics. Debate Club 11.12; High Honors 10; Hon- ors 1 1 53 DIANA DOVVNEN INGRID DRAKE Diana...a member of Rainbow. ..wants to be a medical secretary. ..is bothered by people who say, I don ' t know Chorus 12; Pep Club 12 Ingrid . tall, blonde and graceful. ..will be a very dedicated nurse.. .she can ' t stand to wait in a slow lunch line. Campus 12; F.N. A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 11, 12; Chorus 10; Opening Exercises 11 1 V V MARILYN DRINAN Ma i. ..a real blonde beauty. ..enjoys horse- back riding in her spare time... she plans on becoming a hairdresser.. .her pet peeve is extreme hairdos. Pep Club 10,11,12; Cheerleading 11; Latin Cert. 10; Honors 10 DIANE DUDLEY Diane... sets her sights oft being a beauti- cian. ..she enjoys skating in her leisure time. Mr. Nelson ' s Sec ' t. 12; Shorthand Cert. 11 VERNA DUFFY Verna... finds pleasure In raising animals and reading. ..hopes to be an R.N... .dislikes seeing boys in bermuda shorts. Opening Flxercises 1 1 JOSEPH DUGUAY Joe.. .aspires to be a carpentry contractor... lifts weights at the Y.M.C.A. as well as box- ing and wrestling.. .is irritated by women behind the wheel. EDWARD DRYSDALE Fid. ..his interest is automobiles. ..spends his spare time working on cars, preparing for his career as an auto mechanic. MARY DUFFY Mary. ..desires to become a practical nurse, enjoys roller skating. D E C. A. 12; Fashion Show 10 ANTHONY DUGUAY Tony. ..active in water skiing and bowling, plans on going into store management. D.E.C.A. Club 12; Cross Country 10 SANDRA DUNN Sandv...cute and coy.. .enjoys roller skating and will look toward bookkeeping for the fu tu re. 1 54 ROBERT EATON Bob.. .enjoys flying. ..especially south of the border.. .an avid sports fan and stamp col- lector. Football 10,11,12 LINDA EDMONDSON Linda. ..short and cute.. .hopes to become a successful I.B.M. operator some day... she is an avid roller skater. Jr. Nom. Comm. 11; Honors 10,11; H.R. Mesngr. 10 ROBERT ELDER Bob.. .tall and good looking.. .will spend his future time in an office as a business mana- ger. D.E.C.A.; A.V. Club 10,11; Football 10,11; Jr. Nom. Comm. LORRAINE EMANUEL Lorraine... sweet and very pretty... will grace any classroom. ..a member of Rainbow. Campus 12; F T. A. 11,12; Sr. Nom. Comm. 12; Pep Club 11,12 V ADRIAN ECK BERG Adrian...a smart boy, who plans on be - coming an electronics engineer.. .he is a mem- ber of Y.G.F. Math Club 12; Lab Assistant 12; Honors 10; High Honors 11 PETER EDMONDSON Pete.. .soon will be seen flying above the clouds while wearing the Air Force Blues... enjoys hockey and scuba diving. RICHARD ELLIOT Dick... Buenas Dias! ...a common expres- sion to any future Spanish teacher.. .a mem- ber of Weymouth Junior Hockey League. Hockey 10,11,12; Soph. Nom. Comm. 10; Honors 10; Baseball 10; Football 10 GUY EVANS Guy. . headed for an Air Force career.. .a member of C.Y.O. and an avid sports fan. Sr. Party Comm. 12; Spring Football 12 HELEN FABYAN Helen.. .sweet and sunny disposition future angel of mercy .. .dislikes people who make fun of others. Student Council 10; F.N.A. 10,11,12; Soph. Party; Chorus 11; Sr. Prom. Comm.; Dram. 12; H.R. Mesngr. 11 JANICE FABYAN Janice.. .President of the 4-H Saddle Club... enjoys horseback riding and jumping... a high position in the secretarial field will be an easy hurdle for her. Reflector Sec ' t. 12; Grad. Dance Comm.; Jr. Party; F.B.L.A. 12 55 WILLIAM FACELLA Bill. ..his present auto repair course may be an influence on his undecided future... morn- ings he can ' t see eye to eye. Jr. Nom. Comm.; Student Council 11,12; Cafeteria Work 10,11; Track 10 PATRICIA FAGAN Pat.. .always cheery. ..don ' t keep her waiting though. ..will surely be famous as a profes- sional ice skater. Pep Club 11; H.R. Mesngr. 10; Chorus 10; Mr. Chissher ' s Sec ' t. 12 THOMAS FARMER Tommy. ..an all around fellow. ..carpentry is his future goal. Football 11; Open House 10,11,12; Sr. Party; Reflector 12; Office Guide 12; W.V.S. Bowling League 1 1 FRANCELINE FAY Francelinc.a future surgical nurse.. .enjoys horseback riding, swimming, and skiing in her spare time. Girls ' Softball 11 JUDITH FAGAN Judy. ..President of the Good Counsel Club... handsome interns will be glad to hold any door for her while she carries out her nurs- ing duties. Honors 11; F.N. A. 10,11,12 7 ' J PETER FALARDEAU Pete.. .loves to sail and swim in the sea... his Distributive Education course will lead him into store management. D.E.C.A. 12; Audio Vis ual 11 RICHARD FASCI Dick. ..plans on a career in sheet metal. ..can usually be found working on his car.. .pet peeve is blondes. Honors 10; High Honors 11; Three Merit Awards; Reflector 1 1 BEVERLY FERRANTE Bev... bubbling personality. ..active in her church... at home while horseback riding or skiing. ..hopes to b come a doctor. Honors 10; Reflector 11 ,12; Dram. 12; Cam- pus 10; Soph. Party; Jr. Party; Sr. Party; F.N.A. 11,12; Gym Team 10,11; Debate Club 12; Pep Club 11,12; H.R. Mesngr. 10; Opening Ex. 12 BARBARA FERULLO Barbara.. .includes bookkeeping in her future plans.. .enjoys basketball and Softball... she is peeved by homework. F.B.LA. 12 SUSAN FICKETT Susan... a very smart girl. ..sure to be a suc- cess as a doctor... enjoys playing the organ. High Honors 10,11; Latin Certificate 10,11; Reflector Lit. Staff 10,11,12; F.N.A. 12; Math Club 11: Cap Gown Comm. 12 56 MARILYN FIELD Marilyn.. .a Rainbow Girl. ..will be successful as a secretary... is peeved by people who are always late. Chorus 11: Pep Club 11.12 V ) WILLIAM FILLINGIM Bill.. .his future plans include becoming an architect. .is an active member of the Ex- plorers. Library Club 12; Math Club AXNE FINCH Anne.. .talented in art. .fashion designing is her future career.. .dislikes indifferent people. Art Co-Editor of Reflector 12; Debate Club 11.12; Sr. Norn. Comm. EUNICE FITZGIBBON Eunice.. .a member of C.Y.O.... hopes to be- come a secretary... is peeved by people wear- ing checks and plaids together. KEVIN FITZMAURICE Call Kevin if you have any troublewith vour plumbing in the future.. .enjoys baseball. ..is an active member of C.Y.O....is peeved by women drivers. WILLIAM FITZMAURICE Bill.. .future will be on a Naval Carrier.. .is a member of C.Y.O.... enjoys baseball and hockey. ..doesn ' t appreciate women drivers. Open House 10,11,12 J GAIL FLETCHER Gail... a future secretary. ..enjoys activities such as bowling and ice skating. F.B.L.A. 10; Pep Club 10 WILLIAM FOLEY Bill.. .an exceptional baseball player with a winning personality. ..wouldn ' t be at all sur- prised to see Wild Bill pitching in the major leagues. Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Bas- ketball 10; Sr. Prom. Comm. n DAVID FOLK INS CHARLES FORBES Dave., enjoys playing the drums.. .hopes to enter the printing field... conceited girls both- er him. Open House 10,11.12; Honors 10.11 Charlie... will be seen traveling around the world in a sports car.. .enjoys cars and me- chanics. 57 ■ ■ JAMES FORD Jim... a future mechanical engineer... a mem- ber of DeMolay...is peeved by English es- says. Key Club 12; Honors 10,11; Band 10 SANDRA FORD Sandy. ..small and quiet.. .will make her boss a fine steno-typist... dislikes people who never come on time. WARREN FORD Doc. .is headed for a career in teaching... likes all sports and is active in his church youth group. Honors 10,11; Debate Club 12; Key Club 12 NORMAN FORSYTHE Norman.. .President of Pilgrim Fellowship... plans on being an accountant.. .enjoys bas- ketball. Golf Team 11; Student Council 12; Debate Club 11; High Honors 10.11 SANDRA FRAZER Sandy. ..demure and attractive.. .hopes her fu- ture will be with bobby pins and hair dry- ers. ..member of Rainbow. Sr. Usherette 12; Fashion Show 10.11; Pep Club 10 VINCENT FORGIONE Vin...will be seen dressed In the Navy blue., enjoys golf and working on cars. CAROLYN FOSTER Carolyn... treasurer of the Weymouth Bible Club. ..plans on becoming a teacher... people who gossip peeve her. Reflector 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11; F.T.A. 12; Pep Club 11,12; Honors 10 DONNA FUCCI Donna.. .a career minded girl with beautiful dark hair.. .an avid twist fan. F.B.L.A., Vice-Pres. 12: Gym Team 12; D.E.C.A. 12; Type Cert. 11; Mrs. Cote ' s Sec ' t. 12; Pep Club 12; H.R. Mesngr. 11; Shorthand Cert. 80 STEPHANIE GAGNE Stephanie.. .her sparkling smile and sweet manner will aid her as a beautician. ..in her spare time, she participates in C.Y.O.... con- ceited people irk her. Gym Team 10; H.R. Mesngr. 10 MARCIA GALLANT Marcia...a working girl in her spare time... plans to attend Business school after gradua- tion. V 58 JOYCE GARDNER Joyce... a Rainbow girl, who is extremely artistic... her future lies in the field of art., she has attended classes at Massachusetts Art. Campus 11,12; Sr. Prom. Comm. JAMES GARRISON Jim. ..an active sportsman who will someday be a lawyer trying important cases. Soph. Nom. Comm.; Jr. Nom. Comm.; Sr. Norn. Comm.; Basketball 10; Track 10,11 4 LINDA GAUDREAU Butch. ..personality plus. ..is headed for a career in dental hygiene.. .where there ' s a crowd and laughter, you ' ll find Linda in the middle. Campus 11, Sales Ed. 12; Pep Club 11, Pres. 12; Student Council Alternate 12; Cap Gown Comm. 12; Reflector Adver. Staff 11; Jr. Nom. Comm.; F.N.A. 11; Honors 10; Softball 11 JOAN GEFFERS Joan... a pleasant, straight-forward girl... hopes to soon grace the classroom of some lucky pupils. Graduation Dance Comm.; Reflector Ad- ver. Staff 11; Pep Club 10,11,12; F.N.A. 10 s KAREN GELOTTE Karen. ..sincerity and personality will make her a favorite with her students... Worthy Advisor of her Rainbow Assembly. Student Council 11, Corres. Sec ' t. 12; Cam- pus 11, Copy Ed. 12; J.M.S.V. Comm. 10, 11,12; Sr. Nom. Comm.; Sr. Prom. Comm.; Pep Club 12; Reflector H.R. Rep. 10,11; Honors 10,11; D.A. R. Award 12 JOHN GERRISH John. ..has an artistic flair and hopes to further himself in the world of art.. .perhaps his works will be famous one dav. ROBERT GEORGE Bob... always ready for fun and a good time. Bob can be serious too. ..plans a ca- reer in the Air Force after college. Football 10,11,12; Winter Track 11,12; Spring Track 11,12; Baseball 10 CAROL GIBSON In the future, Carol will be seen as a medical secretary. F.B.L.A. 11,12; H.R. Mesngr. 12; Pep Club 12; Library Club 11; Shorthand Cert. 60, 80; Mrs. Diment and Mrs. Brockman ' s Sec ' t. 12; High Honors 10.11 MARCIA GIVEN Marcia... Rainbow and Youth for Lodge oc- cupy much of her time.. .accounting has a place in her future. Chorus 10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 11,12; Pep Club 12; H.R. Treas. 12; Honors 11 DOUGLAS GLEASON Doug.. .a future engineer.. .enjoys bowling and swimming. Band 10,11; Cross Country- 12; Honors 10 59 MARY LOU GLYNN Mary. ..an avid sports fan whose future am- bition is in the I.B.M. field. ..people who probe for the truth irk her. Mr. Concannon ' s Sec ' t. 12; Jr. Party; Li- brary Club 11,12; Fashion Show 10,11,12 WILLIAM GOULD Bill. ..plans to go to college, then to take his place in the business world. ..he is a member of Chi-Rho and participates in the Chi-Rho Bowling League. Baseball 10,11; Hockey 10.11 JOHN GOUTHRO John... will apply his background as an off- set lithographer.. .he enjoys sports, including football, baseball, and basketball, and plays the trumpet. Open House 10,11,12; Winter Track 12; Cross Country 12; Spring Track 11.12 DEBORAH GRASSICK Debbv...is at home on the back of a horse or on the tennis court.. .a career in home economics is heading her way. F.B.L.A. 11,12; Gym Team 11; Creative Writing 11 PAUL GLYNN Paul. ..would like to enter diesel engineering in the future.. .enjoys working with cars... people who say, It ' s good enough peeve him. WINSOR GOULD Winsor . his future implements will be ham- mer and nails while he works as a carpen- ter.. .enjoys hockey and boating. ..very irri- tated by girls that smoke. Open House 10 DIANE GRASSIA Diane.. .lively and full of fun. ..never a dull moment when she ' s around. ..especially peeved by snobby boys. F.B.L.A. 11; Pep Club 10,11,12 ROBERT GRASSICK Bob. ..hopes to be a printer and perhaps enter the Air Force., he enjoys many out- door sports.. .is a Y.M.C.A. life saver. Open House 10,11,12 GERALD GRASSO Jerry. ..his future lies behind a stethoscope... belongs to his C.Y.O....pet peeve is people who try to squeeze through onedouble-door. Key Club 12 NANCY GRAY Nancy.. .quiet and hopes to become a book- keeper... belongs to Rainbow. ..uses her spare time by bowling and dancing. 60 PHILIP GRIDLEY Phil. ..cute and collegiate... desires to work in some field of oceanography. A.V. Club 10,11; Cross Country 10; Spring Track; Debate Club 12; Cap Gown Comm.; Spanish Club 12; Wrestling 12; Spring Track 12 ARTHUR GRIFFIN Art... a DeMolay boy and amateur photog- rapher.. .seems to be heading for a career along the photography lines. A.V. Club 10,11 12; Photography for Voca- tional School LESLIE GRIFFIN Leslie.. .a future Angel of Mercy... is president of her C.Y.O....she enjoys bowling and ice skating... alarm clocks irritate her. Mr. Perry ' s Sec ' t. 12; Fashion Show 10,11, 12; Reflector H.R. Rep. 12; F.N. A. 10,11, Treas. 12; Health Office Assn. 1 1 ; First Aid Cert. 11; Opening Exer. 11; Soph. Nom. Comm. SANDRA GROGAN Sandy. ..tiny, with a knack for making friends. ..will prove to be a success as a hair- dresser.. .actively supports her C.Y.O. Mr. Whitmore ' s Sec ' t. 12; Shorthand Cert. 60; Reflector H.R. Rep. 10; Honors 10 RICHARD GRILLO Dick. ..headed for a career in mathematics... has no patience with people who say I ' m sorry. Cross Country 10; Winter Track 10; Spring Track 10; Honors 10; Latin Certificate 10 WAYNE GUILIANI Wayne.. .participates actively in many sports in school as well as out.. .hopes to be a po- liceman in the near future. Cross Country 10; Winter Track 10; Spring Track 10 PAUL GUSTAFSON Paul. ..looks forward to traveling and plans to see the world. D.E.C.A. FRANCES HALEY Fran... a future hair teaser, who enjoys swim- ming, bowling, and dancing.. .detests home- work. THOMAS HALL Someday, we ' ll see Tucker ' s smiling face on political posters.. .transferred from Mep- ham High School, Long Island, N.Y. Latin Club Pres. 11; Creat ive Writing 10,1 1; Varsity Track 10,11; Student Council 11; Winter Track 12; Spring Track 12; Lab Assistant 12 EDWARD HANCHAY Ned. ..hopes to lay his future plans in col- lege... a talented musician. ..relaxes while skin- diving. Band 10.11.12; Honors 11 61 ROGER HANSON Energetic Roger should be a success in any biology lab. ..his spirit is an asset to his church basketball team, youth group and DeM olay. Debate Club 12; Key Club 11,12; Basket- ball 10,11; Honors 10,11 JOYCE HARRINGTON With Joyce ' s great sense ofhumorshe should keep her future pupils wide awake with laughter.. .very active in Drum and Bugle Corps. Campus 12; Student Council 10,11; Sr. Par- ty; Jr. Party; F.T.A. 11,12; Pep Club 10.11, 12; Gym Team 12; F.N. A. 10 JUDITH HARRINGTON Future years will find Judy applying her secretarial skills in a courtroom. ..irked by pseudo- intellectual people. Type Certificate 11; H.R. Treasurer 12; Mr. Ryder ' s Sec ' t. 12 MARY ANNE HART Mary Anne ' s personality will add a happy air to any Junior College.. .struts with the Cambridge Caballeros... doesn ' t like to get up in the morning. Fashion Show 10; Pep Club 12; Cap Gown Comm. 12 CHRISTOPHER HARTLEY Chris.. .heading lor prep school next year., states his pet peeve as school. Soph. Party; Football 10; Baseball 10; Golf Team 1 1; Cap Gown Comm. SANDRA HARVEY Sandy... a business course student whohopes to further her training at a business school... she is active on the Chi-Rho Basketball Team. Gym Team 1 1 JUDITH II A WES Judy. ..who Is quite the Softball player . .will make an excellent hairdresser someday... peeved by her brother. Mrs. Masters ' Sec ' t. 12 SANDRA HAYWARD Sandra. ..her future field will be crime detec- tion as she hopes to be a special agent in the police force.. .she is irritated by prejudiced people. Sr. Play Usherette 12; Intramurals 10 FREDERICK HEBERT Fred. ..after a brief stay at college will be found behind a desk in a plush office , he abhors detention. JUDITH HICKEY Judy. ..plans on being a future elementary teacher... an active member of C.Y.O.... bowl- ing gets her o.k. Sr. Norn. Comm. 12; F.T.A. 11,12; H.R. Mesngr. 12; Pep Club 12; Spanish Club 12 62 JOAN HILBERT joan... quiet and personable.. .will be a pleas- ant addition to any medical office... dislikes waiting for people... active in C.Y.O. Archbishop Williams 10; Latin Certificate 10; Pep Club 11; Sr. Prom. Comm. 12; Spanish Club 12 DIANA HILLYER Diana... member of C.YO... .dislikes con- ceited girls.. .hopes to become an I.B.M. operator. Pep Club 10,11 SHERRYLEE HIX Sherrvlee...a lover of sleep. ..active in C.Y.O... .is a volunteer at the South Shore Hospital. ..hairdressing can be seen in her future. Pep Club 11 WILLIAM HODGENS Bill. ..will keep the class honest as an F.B.I, agent.. .member of various bands. Football 10; Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10, 11,12; Chorus 12 JOAN HOLLOWAY Joan. ..quiet blond. ..makes her own clothes and keeps up with the latest fashions.. .will take her place as a secretary. Miss Ghiorse ' s Sec ' t. 12 LINDA HOLT Linda. ..planning to be a Christian Education Director.. .getting practice now as a Sunday School teacher and Assistant Camp Fire Girls ' leader. Sr. Nom. Comm.; Reflector H.R. Rep. 11, 12; Honors 10,11; Cafeteria Work 10 JOHN HOLMES John. ..sees his future as an auto mechanic... he is active in C.Y.O.. ..tall, conceited girls irritate him. Open House 11,12 ARTHUR HOMMEL A good natured guy with abiggrin.. . ' Irish ' never misses a chance to joke around... seriouslv minded about the future, though... plans his career as an engineer. Spring Track 10; Cross Country 10: Sr. Party MICHAEL HORVATH Mike.. .wants to work with engines in the United States Navy... uses his auto repair background in his spare time by working with cars. ROBERT HOWLEY Bob. ..will be found someday operating a printing press... a skin diving enthusiast., dislikes teachers calling him by his nick- name. Basketball Manager 10,11,12; Cap Gown Comm. 12; Open House 10,11,12 63 GEORGE HUNT George.. .looking forward to a career in journalism, active in DeMolay and the Na- val Reserves... dislikes getting upinthcmorn- ing. Football 10 JAMES HUNTER Jimmy... belongs to his C.Y.O. basketball and bowling teams. ..carpentry is his field for the future.. .he dislikes women drivers. Open House 10,11,12 LARRAINE HUNTINGTON Liurie... anticipates a career in I. B.M.... en- joys bowling but not getting up in the morn- ing. D I ANNE HURLBURT Dianne.cute and quiet... wants to be a com- mercial artist. Chorus 10; Basketball 10; F.B.L.A. 11,12; Graduation Dance Comm.; D.A.R. Candi- date 12; Mr. Concannon ' s Sec ' t. 12 ROBERT HUNTINGTON Bob.. .a football and bowling fan... plans to go on to college.. .his pet peeve is everything. Jr. Party: Jr. Class Treasurer, StudentCoun- cil 11, Vice-Pres. 12; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Hockey 10 DIANE HUTCHISON Diane.. .will soon be found behind the keys of an I.B.M. machine., dreads the day re- port cards come out. MARY INDINGARO Laurcnc belongs to C.Y.O... .her ambition is to become a secretary... peeved by missing tvpe erasers. Pep Club 10,11; Mr. DiSessa ' s Sec ' t. 12 BARBARA INMAN Barbara, active in her Church Pilgrim Fel- lowship and basketball team, has ambitions to be either a hairdresser or I.B.M. opera- tor... peeved by conceited people. Pep Club 11; Book Fair 11 LOIS JACOBSON Lois.. .active in her church. ..hopes to be an elementary school teacher... self-centered peo- ple irk her. Honors 10; High Honors 11; Pep Club 12 J AXE JACOB Y Jane.. .energetic and very friendly, is seen behind the fountain at a nearby drug store... hopes to go into the culinary field. ..dislikes conceited people. H.R. Mesngr. 11 64 ELIZABETH JERPI Bettv...will be found as a secretary soon after graduation. ..is peeved by public ora- tory. Campus Sec ' t. 12; F.B.L.A. 11; H.R. Mesngr. 12; Pep Club 11 CELLA JEWETT Celia...will soon be found in the quiet hospi- tal corridors as a nurse.. .dislikes people who are not on time. Chorus 12; F.N. A. 11,12; Pep Club 1 1,12; Spanish Club 12 DAVID JOHNSON Dave... a whiz on the ice.. .hopes to enter the advertising business after college... hates to get up before 1 1 . Jr. Xom. Comm. 11; Tennis 11,12; Hockey 10,11,12; Honors 10,11; Jr. Usher 7 MARY JOHNSON Mary... sweet and well-liked. ..will meet suc- cess as a medical secretary. Soph. Nom. Comm.; Soph. Party; Pep Club 11, Sec ' t. 12; J.M.S.V.C. 10,11,12; H.R. Mesngr. 10; Spanish Club 12; Open- ing Exer. 10; H.R. Treas. 12 JAMES JONES Jim. ..dislikes wreckless drivers. ..plans to be a barber. WILLIAM JORDAN Bill. ..has a wonderful sense of humor which should make him popular as a sheet metal engineer... is a Pilgrim Fellowship Treasurer and Junior Advisor. Office Guide 12; Cafeteria 10,11; Gradua- tion Dance Comm. 12 JOSEPH JULIAN Joe... an amateur ham radio operator.. .de- sires a career in electronics. A.V. Club 10,11,12; Sr. Plav 11,12 DONALD JUNKINS Don... a future math teacher... an avid check- er and chess fan. ..doesn ' t like people who drive all over the road. Sr. Nom. Comm.; Sr. Party; Band 10 PAULA KACHADORIAN Cute Paula, a friend to all, sets her sights on being a medical secretary.. .a member of Rainbow. ..dislikes sarcasm. Class Sec ' t. 12; Student Council Rec. Sec ' t. 11,12; J.M.S.V.C. 10,11,12; Cheerleading 12; Pep Club 11; Honors 10,11; Mr. Ray- mond ' s Sec ' t. 12 JANET KARCZ Janet. ..friendly and cheerful. ..hopes to make the courtroom scene as criminal lawyer... That bugs me! Campus 12; Reflector 10,11,12; Pep Club 12; Honors 10.11 ELIZABETH KELLY JOAN KILPATRICK Bett£...will be wanted by the F.B.I, in the near future.. .not as a criminal, but as an asset to the force with her bubbling person- ality. Campus 11,12; Chorus 10; F.N.A. 10,11; Spanish Club 12; Opening Exer. 10,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Honors 10 Joan.. .busies herself with work and swim- ming.. .don ' t tell secrets around her!. ..wants to be a secretary. Mr. Donovan ' s Sec ' t. 12 JAMES KING Jim. ..sports enthusiast.. .hopes for a career in drafting. D.E.C.A. 12 DONALD KINCSLEV Don. ..hopes to use his talents as an artist or a cabinetmaker.. .sports minded... active in a bowling league. Cafeteria Work 11; Student Council 11; Open House 10,1 1,12; Track 10 RUSSELL KNIGHTS Russ... quiet and intelligent... active in his church Fellowship. ..desires to be an engi- neer. Key Club 11,12; Math Club 11,12; High Honors 10,11; Jr. Usher ROBERT KING Bob., soon to be a college man. ..enjoys bas- ketball and golf. .homework over vacations isn ' t a favorite with him. Golf Team 10,11,12; Basketball 11,12; Honors 10; Jr. Norn. Comm.; Cap Gown Comm. 12 EDWARD K NAPPE R Eddie. ..well liked. ..studies carpentry. ..plans to use his talent as a carpenter in the near future. Honors 10; Student Government; Open House 10.11,12; Office Guide 12 JUDITH KNOWLES Judie... always recognized by her pretty dark hair and friendly smile.. .will charm her fu- ture students. Jr. Nom. Comm.; Student Council 10; Cam- pus 12; Pep Club 11,12; Sr. Prom Comm. ELIZABETH KNOX MARGERY KNUDSON Betty Anne.. .pretty and popular.. .her ability will make her a dedicated doctor.. .does much work for her church. Marge, dependable and mischievous.. .will make a very efficient legal secretary... dis- likes dentists. Soph. Party; Jr. Party; Student Council 12; J.M.S.V.C. 11,12; Cheerleading 11,12; Re- flector 10,11; F.N.A. 10; High Honors 10, 11; Sr. Prom. Comm. Sr. Nom. Comm.; Chorus 10,11,12; Span- ish Club 12; Honors 10; Grad. Dance Comm.; Opening Exer. 10; Open House 10 WALTER KURZ Skip. ..a ladies ' man, wants a career as a gunsmith or forest worker.. .can be found hunting or swimming. Campus 10,12; Re lector 12 LINDA LARSEN Linda. ..likes designing and is heading for art school... likes to go hunting. F.B.L.A. 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Cap Gown Comm. 12 GAYLE LAWRENCE Gayle...a girl with very pretty hair.. .will someday be found as an investigator. Jr. Nom. Comm. 11; Re lector Ad. staff 11; Chorus 10; Pep Club 10,11,12; Dramatics 12 CAROL LEBLANC Carol. ..cute and peppy, will make a very talented interior decorator.. .enjoys horse- back riding in her leisure time. Pep Club 11,12 ROBERT LEIGHTON Bobby, sincere and well liked, would like to enter the field of engineering. Football 10,11; Track 11 ROBERT LEONE Bob. ..intelligence, leadership and personal- ity... is sure to be a success as a math profes- sor. Sr. Nom. Comm. 12; Student Council 11, Pres. 12; Debate Club 11,12; Key Club 12; A.V. Club 10; Band 10,11,12; Latin Certifi- cate 10,11; Math Club Vice-Pres. 11, Pres. 12; High Honors 10,11,12 DAVID LEO NE Dave... a friend indeed. ..will become an elec- tronic engineer.. .is peeved by Dumb Dames. Jr. Party 11; Campus 12; Re lector 12; Chorus 11,12; A.V. Club 12; Band 10,11, 12; Cross Country 11; Honors 11 CHARLES LEWIS Charlie.. .a C.Y.O. ' er...will look to the sky for his future.. .desires to be a jet pilot. Football 10; Baseball 10 DANIEL LIDDELL Danny . is looking forward to being an off- set pressman. ..likes all sports and is an active C.Y.O. member. Cross Country 10,11,12; Honors 11,12; Open House 10,11,12; Spring Track 10,11, 12; Winter Track 10,11,12 EVELYN LINDSAY Evvy.. .whose main hobby is dancing . .will someday become an efficient secretary. Fashion Show 10,11,12 67 WILLIAM LITTLE Bill... a member of DeMolay and President of his Senior Youth Fellowship.. .he would like to go to a technical school where he would not have to wear a tie. Cap Gown Comm. 12 ELLEN LITTLEJOHN Ellen. ..can always be heard cheering our team on to victory.. .a future secretary and bookkeeper.. .will soon be seen hopscotching the globe. Pep Club 11,12; F.B.LA. 12; Reflector Ad. Staff 12 JOYCE LOCKWOOD Joyce.. .ambitious and full of initiative , will make some lucky lawyer a fine secretary... peeved by homework over the vacations. Miss Norris ' s Sec ' t. 12; Reflector sec ' y 11; F.B.L A. 11, sec ' y 12; H.R. Mesngr. 11; Cafeteria Work 10; Shorthand Cert. 11 DIANE LOGAN Diane.. .a friendly gal, who wishes to further her education by attending I.B.M. School... she dislikes snobs. Reflector Rep. 10; D.E.C.A.; Creative Writ- ing Rep. 10; H.R. Msngr. 10; Mr. Collins ' Sec ' t. I. ALFRED LOU KOLA Alfred. ..hopes to enter the field of engineer- ing. ..belongs to a water skiing club... red- heads bother him. Sr. Party Comm. 12; Student Council 10, 11; Office Guide 12: Honors 11 CHARLES LOWE Charlie., his future lies with T-square and triangles as a draftsman. ..peeved by people who call other people names. Golf Team 11,12 DARRYL LOVELL DarryL..a nonchalant guy, who hopes to attend Northeastern and achieve his goal of engineering. ..he enjoys skin diving. KENNETH LUKIS Ken... is undecided as to his future ambi- tion. ..he plans to go to a liberal arts college. J.M.S.V.C. 12; Football 12 J- J k. 4V RICHARD LYNCH Dick. ..a car bug...planstogotoWentworth... hopes to be an aircraft maintenance techni- cian... Vice-President of Gear Jammers Auto Club. CRAIG MAC DONALD All round athlete.. .Mac wants to follow through and become a physical education teacher. Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Sr. Prom Comm. 68 BARBARA MAC KEAN Barb. ..smart and friendly, will certainly be an asset to the modeling world... loves horse- back riding. JUDITH MAC KINNON Judy. ..quiet and thoughtful.. . a welcomeaddi- tion to the women in white . F.N. A. 10,12; H.R. Mesngr. 12; Cap Gown Comm. BRUCE MAC LEOD Bruce... always ready to help.. .hopes to be an aviation technician. ..dislikes home room . Grad. Dance Comm.; Football 11,12 GAIL MAC LEOD Quiet and artistically talented... Gail hopes to be an artist after art school training... member of Theta RhoGirls ' Club and Rain- bow. Sr. Nom. Comm. 11; Mr. Ghiorse ' s Sec ' t.; Honors 11; Shorthand Certificate 60 KATHLEEN MAC MURRAY Soon we ' ll find Kathy sitting on the boss ' s lap.. .likes dancing and swimming. KENNETH MAC PHERSON Ken... attends P.F. and plays basketball out- side of school. ..his future lies in the field of printing.. .dislikes being interviewed. Student Council WILLIAM MADERA Bill. ..may use his cabinetmaking back- ground in the future, but is undecided. ..en- joys working on cars... blondes peeve him. Student Council 11,12; Office Guide 12; Caf- eteria 10,11,12; Cap Gown Comm. 12 LINDA MAGNUSSON Linda ' s dignified and quiet manner should give elementary school pupils a good begin- ning. Reflector 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Hon- ors 10,11; Soph. Nom. Comm.; Spanish Club 12; H.R. Mesngr. 11; Jr. Nom. Comm. KENNETH MAHLER Ken. ..quiet and reserved... aims to work in the forest service as a ranger or smoke- jumper. Cafeteria Worker 10,11; Track 11,12 JUDY LEE MANCINO Judy hopes to further her education at ajun- ior College.. .quiet, but full of fun. ..dislikes people who don ' t keep their word. Sr. Party; Pep Club 12; H.R. Treasurer 12 69 BARBARA MANNING Barbara.. .with her beautiful blue eyes... should charm her way to head buyer in any store. Campus 12: Reflector A . Staff 11; Honors 10: F.N. A. 11; Pep Club 10.11 STEPHEN MARSHALL Steve, .friendly and personable... sets hisgoal high as an aeronautical engineer... plavs Y.M.CA. basketball and Y.P.F. football.. aggravated by nosy girls. Golf 11.12: Track 10 DAVID MARZIONT Dave ' s artistic talents should bring distinc- tion to anv newspaper or magazine, hopes to attend Massachusetts An School. Saturday art classes at Mass. Art 12 RICHARD MATTESON Dick. ..can be found skiing dow n the slopes of New Hampshire.. .future prospect for Northeastern... is sure to be a success in the business world. C5I tv john McCarthy Mac. his printing experience should be!; him in the future., is active in C.Y.0....people with untidy hair peeve him. Prom Comm. 12; Open House 10.11.12 BRUCE MANUEL Bruce., hopes his future will be as an elec- tronics technician in the U.S. Navy...enjovs playing basketball and Softball. Chorus 10,11,12 MARGARET MARTIN Margaret, a bubblv personality will alwavs make her popular . .looks forward to a posi- tion as a medical secretary. F.NA. 10.11.12; Spanish Club 12; PepClub SIGNIAN MATSON Signian ' s future is in laboratory work... member of Hancock Hall .. .is irritated by people who do not like Harry Belafonte. Librarv Club 12; F.N. A. 10,11.12; Pep Club 10,11; First Aid 11 PHILLIP McCANN Phil... has set his goal in the field of civil en- gineering... is always ready for a good de- bate. Lab Assistant 11,12; Debate Club 11,12; Honors 10 JOYCE McCLUNG Elaine... always smiling, she will be welcome wherever she may go in the furure...especial- Iv likes to play the piano. Student Council 12: Class Treasurer 12: Jr. Party Comm. 11; Girls Gym Team 11.12: Chorus 10; Cheerleader 11: Captain 12: High Honors 10,11; Debate Club 11; Re- flector 10,11 john Mcdonald John.. .quiet and studious... hopes to be an engineer... busy with C.Y.O. and coin collec- ting. Cross Country 11; Winter Track 11; Hon- ors 11 KATHLEEN McDONALD A future secretary. ..Kathy can be found at her C.Y.O. or church group. ..enjoys collec- ting records. Mr. Ritchie ' s Sec ' t.; F.B.LA. KATHLEEN McELROY Kathy. ..would like to attend Lawrence Me- morial School of Nursing in Medford... ac- tive in bowling league and Christian Doctrine. Campus 12; F.N.A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 10, 11,12; Spanish Club 12 ELIZABETH McGLONE Betty. ..hopes to use her business background in secretarial work. ..enjoys bowling in her spare time. Pep Club 11,12 PAUL McGONAGLE Paul.. .should improve our image abroad when he travels with the U.S. Foreign Serv- ice.. .hopes to attend Middlebury College... active in C.Y.O. Band 10,11,12; Football 10; Honors 10; High Honors 11 SONJA McINTIRE Sonja...this smiling fraulein is aiming for secretarial work. Campus 12; Honors 10,11; Shorthand Cer- tificate 60; Miss Andem ' s Sec ' t.; F.B.LA. 12 JUDITH McGUNNIGLE Judy. . hopes to attend Temple University to channel her artistic talents into some worth- while endeavor.. .kept busy as C.Y.O. News- paper Art Editor and member of C.Y O. Council. Campus 11, Art Editor 12; H.R. Mesngr. 12; Pep Club 11; Reflector H.R. Mesngr. 10; Opening Exercises 10; Saturday Art Classes 12 JANICE McKEE Janice.. .will be seen wearing the latest Paris fashions in the future.. .belongs to Rainbow... is peeved by boys with blonde hair and brown eyes. Fashion Show 10; Pep Club JOYCE McKENNA Joyce... plans to go directly to work after graduation... where she hopes to be trained as a machinist... activities include bowling, dancing, and swimming.. .irritated by crowd- ed corridors. paul Mclaughlin Paul ' s initiative should take him far.. .in the field of Nuclear Engineering... spends time in scouting. Debate Club 11, Treas. 12; Math Club 11, Treas. 12; Key Club 11,12; Varsity Hockey 10,11,12; Sr. Prom Comm. 12; Jr. Usher 11; Honors 10; High Honors 11; Lecture Club 12; Lab Assistant 12 71 richard Mclaughlin Tall, quiet.. .Richard has his sights set on en- gineering.. .uses his spare time coin collecting and participating in C.Y.O. Basketball 10,11; Honors 10,11; Spanish Club 12; Audio-Visual 10 5fc -J ARTHUR McMASTER Gordon.. .future lies in teaching.. .pleasant manner and sense of humor add to De Mo- lay. ..can be found on water skis inthewarm- er months. Campus 11, Sports Ed. 12; F.T.A. 11 JOAN McNEIL Joannie...her cheerful smile and personality will be welcomed in any office.. .enjoysmoun- tain climbing and skiing. ..belongs to Chi Rho. Soph. Nom. Comm.; Soph. Party; Jr. Party; F.B.LA. 11,12; PepClubll,12;Grad. Dance Comm. 12; Reflector Adv. Staff 11 RICHARD McNEIL Dick... con tent whether in the air or on the seas.. .member of the Braintree Airport Asso- ciation. ..avid sports fan. sheers and a sol- dering iron will be the tools of his trade. Office Guide 12; Open House 10; Cap Gown Comm.; Winter Track 10; Spring Track 12; Student Government 10,11,12; Bowling Team 1 1 4 WILLIAM McNEIL Bill will use his auto repair training when he dons a Navy uniform. ..how he enjoys that late morning sleep when there ' s no school. Open House 1 1 CECIL MEACHAM Bill.. .with his tall frame.. .will soon be found behind an artist ' s easel. ..belongs to C.Y.O.... spends much time painting. Band 10; Chem. Lab 11; Baseball 10 LINDA McNIE Linda. ..full of life.. .sets her goal as a dental assistant... active in Rainbow... spends her summers on Cape Cod. Campus 12; F.B.LA. 12; Chorus 10,11; Re- flector Sec ' t. 12; Shorthand Certificate 60 DONALD MEACHAM Don aims at college.. .then a career in the service.. .a member of De Molay... enjoys sketching in his extra time. Winter Track 10,11; Spring Track 10,11; Cross Country 10,11 JAMS MEHRMAN Janis...can be found merrilv working in the Admitting Office at the South Shore Hospi- tal. ..soon will grace some doctor ' s or law- yer ' s office. Pep Club 11,12; Mr. Klay ' s Sec t.; Mrs. Moss ' Sec ' t.; F.B.LA. i CHARLES MELANSON In the future Charlie will be found construc- ting cabinets for lucky customers. ..plays baseball for the Weymouth Legion Team... Oh, how undecided girls annoy him. Baseball 11,12; Student Council 11,12; Mer- it Award 11; Class Vice-Pres. 12; Honors 11; Jr. Party 11; Soph. Party 10 72 ■ ELLEN MELOY Ellen. ..her cheerful smile will brighten any Navy sick bay. . active in Girl ' s club and church basketball. Jr. Nom. Comm.; Sr. Nom. Comm.; Cam- pus 12; Honors 10; High Honors 11; H.R. Treasurer 12; Sr. Play Usherette 12; Pep Club 12; Re lector H.R. Rep. 10 ROBERTA MERSEREAU Bobbie.. .a future secretary or bookkeeper... lends her cheery disposition to church work... peeved by girls as cute as buttons. Mr. Concannon ' s Sec ' t.; Shorthand Certifi- cate 60; Honors 11; Pep Club 12; Bowling League 11; Fashion Show 10 H m EUGENE MILLER Gene... may find his auto repair training use- ful in some Army capacity.. .enjoys eating while listening to the song I Won ' t Dance . DORIS MOFFETT Elaine.. .will be found in an office as an ex- ecutive secretary after attending college... member of Rainbow, she makes manv of her own clothes. Spanish Club 12; Pep Club 10.11,12; Hon- ors 10,11; Cap Gown Comm. 1 1; Student Council 10; H.R. Mesngr. 10 DAVID MOORE Dave.. .future lies at a draftsman ' s board... talented oil painter... bouffant hairstyles irk him. Wrestling Team 11,12 MARGARET MITCHELL Margaret.. .pleasant and hard-working. ..will serve in the field of international relations... perhaps as an interpreter as part of world peace program. Campus 11, Sr. Co-Ed. 12; Debate Club 11,12; Honors 10,11; LatinCertificatel0.il; F.T.A. 11,12; Re lector H.R. Rep. 11 JUDITH MOUSSE Judy... a future secretary.. .enjoys bowling., member of C.Y.O. H.R. Mesngr. 10; Pep Club 11,12 RICHARD MORGAN Dick. ..will be one of the most successful build- ers that ever graduated from Weymouth High.. .is peeved by women behind the wheel of a car. Honors 10,11; Open House 10,11,12; Cap Gown Comm. 12 STANLEY MORIN Stan... plans to use his training in cabinetmak- ing in the future.. .can usually be found bowl- ing. Sr. Party 12; Student Gov ' t. 11,12; Cafeteria 11,12; Honors 10,11 JUDITH MORRILL Judy. ..precocious and pretty. ..her genius in math will be a sure aid in banking. Soph. Party 10; Latin Certificate of Honor- able Merit ' 10,11; Math Club 11; Re lector 10,11,12; Honors 10,11 73 ROBERT MORSE Mouse.. .hopes to attend Quincj ' Junior Col- lege... active memberofC.Y.O....in spare time, he plays golf and basketball. Cap Gown Comm. 12; Golf 11,12; J. V. Football 10; Baseball 10 JAMES MOSS Jimmy ' s plans include Northeastern and elec- tronics engineering.. .spends his spare time at C.Y.O. and Weymouth Sportsman ' s Club. A.V. 10,11,12 WILLIAM MOSSMAN Bill.. .with his cheery disposition. ..should at- tract customers to the business he hopes to manage or own. ..often found working onhis car. Honors 11 DOUGLAS MUIR i Doug. ..hopes to attend Harvard after which he plans to assume his role as an interna- tional lawyer... very active in scouting. J.M.S.V.C. 10,11,12; High Honors 10,11; Math Club 1 1 ,12; Key Club 12; DebateClub 11, Sec ' t. 12; Reflector 11,12; Lab Assistant 11,12; Jr. Nona. Comm. 11; Sr. Party Comm.; A.V. 10; Latin Certificate 10,11 JOHN MURRAY John.. .hopes to further his education at Har- vard. ..very active in C.Y.O... .studies Chi- nese at Thayer Academy. Reflector 10.11.12; Debate Club 11,12; Key Club 12; J.M.S.Y Comm. 12; Latin Certifi- cate 11,12; High Honors 10,11 THOMASINA MOWBRAY Bunny. ..with her red hair... should add color to any I.B.M. machine., .is a member of Rain- bow. Type Certificate 10,11,12 JAMES MULLIGAN Jimm v. ..hopes his career will be engineer- ing.. .is vers ' irritated by peopLewhouse other people.. .belongs to Weymouth Sportsman ' s Club and C.Y.O. JUDITH MURRAY Judv... personality plus.. .hopes to be found in a very successful lawyer ' s office.. .in her spare time sheattends Rainbow and M.Y.F.... men drivers peeve her. Campus 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Shorthand Certifi- cate 60,80; Mr. Clancv ' s Sec ' t.; Honors 11 MARY MURRAY Mary... a future secretarv...does not like in- considerate people. Sacred Heart High School 10 BARBARA NAPIER Barb , a quiet girl with a cheerful smile... would like to become an efficient secretary. Honors 11; Mr. McCarthy ' s Sec ' t. 12; H.R. Messenger 12; Shorthand Certificate 60.80 74 MARJORIE NARDONE Margie... an expert sewer, plans to become a fashion co-ordinator...she dislikes home- work. Representative to Jordan Marsh Fashion Council; Jr. Party; Pep Club 11,12; Sr. Ush- erette 12; Fashion Show 10,11 PATRICIA NAVICKY Pat.. .a cheerful and friendly girl. ..an asset to any hospital. Honors 10,1 1; Reflector ArtStaff 12; F.B.L.A. 12; F.N. A. 12 LEONARD NELSON Lennv... hopes to be a carpenter contractorin the near future.. .enjoys playing most sports... dancing is his pet peeve, we wonder why? Sr. Prom Comm. 12; Open House 10,11,12; Office Guide 12; Bowling League 11 STEVEN NELSON Steve.. .a future cartoonist. ..dislikes being in- terviewed. JEANNE NEVA Jeanne.. .quiet and conscientious future auth- or of the book of the vear. Future Nurses 1 1 JOANNE NEVERGELT Joanne.. .seen at C.Y.O. or Good Council Club. ..soon hopes to become a medical tech- nician. Miss Ochs ' Sec ' t.; F.N.A.; Sr. Nora. Comra 11,12; F.B.L.A. 11,12; Chorus 10; Lib Club 11 FLORENCE NEVES Flo... an active C.Y.O. ' er, hopes to become a cartoonist.. .happy when dancing or roller skating. ..pet peeve is grouchv people. Mr. Ghiorse ' s Sec ' t. 12; Pep Club 11,12; H.R. Mesngr. 10 BARBARA NEWELL Barbara. ..it ' s hairdressing for her.. .dislikes people who talk too much. Fashion Show 10; Cafeteria Worker 10.11; H.R. Messenger 10; Pep Club 12 RICHARD NEWELL Dick... likes any sports dealing with water., a great party goer. ROBERT NEWSON Bob. ..an avid boatsman... someday vearns to own a marina. ..cannot tolerate gossips. 75 SANDRA NEWTON Sandy... a pleasant smile will help her become a very successful legal secretary. Sr. Party 12; F.B.L.A. 12; A.V. Secretary 10, 11,12; H.R. Treasurer 12; M r. Cleaves Sec ' t. 12; H.R. Messenger 11; Lab Assistant for foods 10; Fashion Show 10; Shorthand Cer- tificate (80w. p.m.) 12 KENNETH NICOLAS Ken. ..desires to do research in physics.. .will surely succeed. ..he dislikes messy labs. Lab . Assistant 11,12; Reflector 10,11,12; Math Team 12; High Honors 10,11; Key Club 11,12; Sr. Prom. FRANCIS NICHOLLS Nick. ..plans a rendezvous withtheMarines... intends to become a sheet metal mechanic... his pleasure lies in hunting and sports. Open House 10; Reflector 10; Graduation Dance Comm. 1 2 JANET NICOLETTI Jan... perky and peppy, plans to go to col- lege.. .member of C.Y.O.. ..an accomplished accordion player. High Honors 10,11; Reflector Art Staff 12; Soph. Norn. Comm. 10; Opening Fixer. 10; H.R. Mesngr. 10; Pep Club 11,12 WILLIAM NORCOTT Bill ...nothing bothers Bill... wants to be an architectural designer... doesn ' t like flighty people. JOHN NORTON Doc... plans to make the Air Force his life ' s work. ..is active in C.Y.O. Cross Country 11,12 CAROL NORRIS Carol... sees her future in an office.. .she peeved by conceited people. Mr. Ferguson ' s Sec ' t. 12; F.B.L.A. 12 ROBERT NORTON Bob... a future electrical engineer.. .girls with blonde hair and blue eyes peeve him...a member of C.Y.O. Hockey 10; Baseball 10; Gym Team 10,11 ELAINE NYLEN Elaine.. .pins and scissors will be the tools of her trade.. .she is bothered bv show-offs and conceited people. BARBARA O ' BRIEN Barb... quiet and friendly... some day may be head bookkeeper.. .dislikes tardiness in peo- ple. Campus Sec ' t. 12; High Honors 10; Honors 11; F.B.L.A. 11,12; Pep Club 11; H.R. Mesngr.; Shorthand Certificate 60 76 BLAINE O ' BRIEN MICHAKI. O ' CONNEI.I. Elaine. .is an active sportswoman, who en- joys both bowling and swimming. ..she has set her sights on a secretarial career. Ji Mike.. .plays football and hockey, as well as going skin diving.. .he woul d like to be a sheet metal worker.. .traffic is his pet peeve. Jr. Norn. Comm. 11; Winter Track 10,11, 12; Sr. Nom. Comm. 12; Captain of Track 12; Student Government 11,12; Office Guide 12; Cross Country 11; Spring Track 10,11, 12 ELAINE O ' DONNELL Elaine.. .happv when there ' s no work to do. wishes to become Fashion Designer. Fashion Show 10,11 PAUL OHLSON Ken. ..sets his goal high as a chemical engi- neer.. .his winning smile will bring him suc- cess. Baseball 10; Honors 10,1 1; Golf Team 1 1 ,12 MARY ELLEN O ' DONNELL Mellen...her perkv personality and art skil will enthuse many students in the field of art Opening Exer. 10; Mass. Art Classes 11,12 Cheerleader 11; Cap Gown Comm. 12 Pep Club 12; Reflector Co-Art Editor 12; Fu ture Teachers 12 ROBERT OLIVER Bob. ..hopes to attend Bentley School of Ac- counting. ..enjoys plaving with cues and green felt tables. GEORGE OLSON George.. .a blonde-haired twin.. .often seen working at Tedeschi ' s after school. Bowling 11; Cross Country 10,11; Basket- ball 1 1 NORMAN OLSON Norm. ..hopes to become a veterinarian. ..is a member of a bowling league and the Luther- an League. Key Club 12; Cap Gown Comm. 12; Hon- ors 10; Math Club 12; Cross Country 10; Bowling Team 1 1 f i JOANNE O ' NEIL Joanne... a pretty blue-eved blond miss. ..will make a hit with her future students.. .a per- petual resident of Room 114. Campus 11. Ass ' t. Ed. 12; Sr. Prom. Comm.; Sr. Nom. Comm.; Soph. Partv; Book Fair 10.11; Pep Club 11. Publicity Chairman 12; F.T.A. 11,12; Softball 10,11 DEBORAH O ' NEILL Debs.. .fast talking but adorable.. .will surely make any trip to the dentist an enjoyable one. Jr. Nom. Comm.; Miss Canning ' s Sec ' t.; Campus 12; Re lector Ad. 10.11; F.B.LA. 11; Book Fair 12; Pep Club 10.11. Vice- Pres. 12; Honors 10; Softball 11 78 JULIA ORFANELLO Julia. ..received a good background for her future as a professional Girl Scout by attend- ing the 1962 National Girl Scout Round-Up. F T. A. 11, Vice-Pres. 12; Grad. Dance 12; Spanish Club 12 JOEL OUELLET JoeL.a sincere and friendly person. ..headed for college next year.. .enjoys skin diving. Football 10,11,12; Student Council 11,12 RAYMOND PACKER Ray. ..an avid football fan, hopes to become a sheet metal worker. Campus 12; Football 10 ALICE PALMER Alice.. .pretty and peppy ...can befound work- ing at local supermarket. ..hopes to be an ex- ecutive secretary. Sr. Nom. Comm. 12;Mrs.Howley ' sAssistant 12 JUDITH PANARELLI Judy. ..perky and peppy. ..plans a future hairdressing... asset to C.Y.O. RICHARD PARKER Dick. ..happy and likeable... active in C.Y.O. ...can be seen spreading good cheer.. .doesn ' t like to be kept waiting. Cross Country 10,11.12; Winter Track 10, 11,12; Spring Track 10,11,12; Re leclorH.R. Rep. 12; Campus 12 WILLIAM PARK Bill... a future electronic technician... a present day scoutmaster.. .wearing suitcoats and ties peeves him. Chorus 12 PATRICIA PARNELL Mickey.. .is heading for a plush office job as a private secretary. Honors 10; Mr. Dwyer ' s Sec ' t.; F.B.L.A. 12; Pep Club 12; Fashion Show 10; H.R.Mesngr. 11 SUSAN PASKELL Sue... a small doll with a flair for designing... can be found behind a soda counter and in Rainbow activities. ..is peeved by people who ignore you when spoken to. STEPHEN PAYNE Steve.. .quiet.. .sees his future in Navy blue... dislikes cold weather on adrafty motorscoot- er. WALTER PEARSON Walter.. .will be found exploring the ocean floor, as his ambition is in the field of ocean- ography. likes to work on cars. Honors 10, High Honors 11; Debate Club 11,12; Jr. Usher 11 RAYMOND PECK HAM Ray. ..sets his goal as a bio-chemist.. .Presi- dent of C. Y.O....pet peeve is physics. Honors 10; Key Club 12 PHILOMENA PERRONE Phyllis.. .wants to become a private secre- tary... detests getting up in the morning... al- ways seen laughing. Mr. Dongridge ' s Sec ' t.; Pep Club 11,12; F.B.L.A. 11.12; Honors 10,11 PHYLLIS PERRY Jean... an attractive English girl. ..will spend her future working days as a hairdresser... dislikes conceited boys. Chorus 10-Medford High; Chorus 11,12; Gym Team 11; Softball Team 11 DA VID PERRY Dave.. .a friend to all.. .looks to a future in architecture.. .enjoys both skiing and water skiing. Campus 11. Ass ' t. Ed. 12; Sr. Nom. Comm. 12; Sr. Prom Comm. 12; Key Club 11; Hon- ors 10; Open Exer. 11,12 PAMELA PETERSON Pam... intelligence and personality plus. ..will soon capture the hearts of many Federal Government workers. Student Council 10,11. Treasurer 12; J.M.S.V.C. 10,11,12; Cheerleading 12; High Honors 10, Honors 1 1; Re lector 10.1 1; Jr. Nom. Comm. 11; Pep Club 11; F.N. A. 10 PAULA PETERSON Paula ' s sincerity will aid her in her work as a medical secretary. ..active in Y.P.F. F.N.A. Sec ' t. 10, Vice-Pres. 11,12; Reflector 12; Reflector H.R. Rep. 11; Sr. Prom. Comm. MICHAEL PETTOGRASSO Mike.. .looks to the sky for his future as a pilot.. .he is bothered by people who cut into the lunch line. Football 11,12; Band 10.12; Orchestra 12 JAMES PETZE Jim... a very musical lad, who contributes his talent to a band... plans on becoming a music teacher. Gym Team 10 LAWRENCE PHILLIPS Larry. ..his experience in the auto repair shop has convinced him to become an auto me- chanic. .spends his spare time working with hot rods. Student Government 10.11,12 CANDICE PICKERING Candy. ..her disposition and charm will make her a fine Registered Nurse.. .dislikes loud radios. Honors 10; Future Nurses 10; Pep Club 12; Grad. Dante Comm. 12 GAIL PIERCE Perky Gail with her sweet personality is sure to make lasting friends wherever she goes... headed for business school and a secretarial Campus Chief Sec ' t. 12; Pep Club 12; Mr. Kearney ' s Sec ' t. 12; Book Fair 12; F.B.L.A. 12 WALTER PIGEON Walter . .his hobbies are many; but bowling, water skiing, and working on cars seem to rate the highest on his list. LUCY POLITO Lucy, .quiet and sweet.. .sets her future In pin curls and rollers., dislikes homework. SANDRA FILLER Sandv... quiet brunette., headed for a career in hairdressing... getting up In the morning annoys her. D.E.C.A. DIANA PORTER Perkv. peppy Diana will be a welcome addi- tion to anv government office.. .people who don ' t smile irk her. High Honors 10,11; Mr. Donovan ' s Sec ' t.; Pep Club 11.12; F.B.L.A. 11,12; Softball 11; H.R. Treas. 12; Shorthand Certificate 60,80 PETER POST Pete.. .plans to continue on to drafting school. ..an active C.Y.O. member... enjoys skating and bowling. HARVEY PRATT Harvey—a carpentry course student.. .plans to use his knowledge In the near future.. .in- terested in electronics. Open House 10,11,12; OfficeGuide 12; Bowl- ing League 1 1 KAREN PREBENSEN Karen. ..active in C.Y.O. ..music enthusiast... hopes to become a private secretary. - dis- likes boys who become conceited when they get a new car. H.R. Mesngr. 10,11; Pep Club 10,11; Cho- rus 10; F.B.L.A. 12 RICHARD RAMPONI Happv-go-luckv... Dick plans to become a policeman. ..dislikes conceited people. 80 ROSEMARY REGAL Rosemary... hates homework. ..plans to be a secretary. .. I don ' t know. F.N. A. 10; F.B.L.A. 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; D.E.C.A. 12 LINDA REID Light-hearted Linda. ..with her artistic talents and desire to go to college, she will succeed in whatever she chooses. Jr. Party Comm.; Softball; Book Fair; Stu- dent Council 11; Cap Gown Comm. 12 SUSAN REIDY Sue.. .can now be found at Tufts Library, but soon she ' ll be an accountant. Sr. Norn. Comm.; Sr. Party; Campus Sec ' t. Typing Award 11; Pep Club 11.12 MARION RICH Marion. ..plans on going to I BM. school... Secretary of C.Y.O.... doesn ' t like to be kept waiting. Chorus 10; F.B.L.A. 11,12; Pep Club 10,11. 12; Mr. Horrigan ' s Sec ' t. LOIS RICHARDS Lois.. .volunteer at Quincv City Hospital... will be a delight to her tuture patients.. .con- ceit bothers her. F.N.A. 10,11,12; X-Ray 11 MARLENE RICHARDS Marlenc.a friend to all. ..will be found be- hind a typewriter . .dislikes superiority in others. Jr. Nom. Comm.; Soph. Party; High Honors 10, Honors 1 1; Shorthand Certificate 60,80 LYNN RICHMOND Lynn.. .quiet, friendly and trustworthy... hopes to work with prescriptions as a phar- macist.. .belongs to Rainbow. Campus 12; Honors 10.11; Latin Certificate Superior Merit 10; Pep Club 11; Fashion Show 10; Book Fair 12 t! DAVID ROBERTS Dave.. .quiet and intelligent.. .soon will be an astronautical engineer.. .his car irritates him. High Honors 11, Honors 10;CrossCountrv 10; Baseball 10: Jr. Usher 11 81 BARBARA ROBINSON Barbara... will soon be found in acourtroom typing transcripts.. .people who tease irk her. Reflector Adv. Comm. 10; F.B.L.A. 10,11; H.R. Mesngr. 10,11 CAROLYN ROBINSON Carolyn.. .witty and wise.. .sure to succeed as a Registered Nurse.. .deceitful people irk her... Oh, Creat! Majorette 11; Captain 12; F.N. A. 12; Ush- erette at Spring Concert 11,12; Bible Read- ing 10; Campus 12; Sr. Play Usherette DENNIS ROBINSON Dennis.. .pleasant and persistent... future lies in Civil Engineering. ..home room represent- atives stand clear when Dennis comes near. Honors 10.11 JOHN RODOLPH John... soon to be sailing with the Merchant Marines. ..member of DeMolay and a rifle club. IRVING ROGERS Buddy. ..full of the devil. ..will make an excel- lent veterinarian. ..can be seen with the Ex- cells . Sr. Party Comm.: Spring Track 1 1 .12; Band 10 SHIRLEY ROSATI Shirlev... a future worker at the I.B.M. ma- chine.. .enjoys plaving the piano and danc- ing. ..people who are habitually late peeve her. Pep Club 11 NANCY ROCKWOOD Nancy. . quiet and friendly. ..will smile her way as Foreign Consulate ' s Secretary... an active Girl Scout. Mrs. Howlev and Mr. De Lorenzo ' s Sec ' t.; F.B.L.A. 12 HAROLD ROGERS Harry...a prospective teacher.. .enjoys bas- ketball and bowling. Baseball 10; H.R. Mesngr. 10 PHILLIP ROMANS Phil... interested in cabinetmaking... active in Chi Rho... frowns on girlswhoweartoomuch makeup. Honors 11.12; Student Government 10.11. 12; Guide 10.11,12; Open House 11,12; Stu- dent Council 11.12 [CATHERINE ROSS Kathy...a loyal Rainbow girl.. .will make a first class secretary... tennis and bowling get her O.K. Reflector Sec ' t. 11,12; F.B.L.A. 11,12; H.R. Mesngr. 10; Reflector H.R. Rep. 10 82 GEORGE ROWE George.. .considering a career in printing., finds time for boating and most all sports., does not approve of conceited girls. Honors 11; Open House 11.12 STEVEN RUDOLPH Steve. ..a scientist of the future , when not en- gaged in scouting can be found either skim- ming over the high hurdles or clearing the high-jump pole. Track 10,11,12; Jr. Nom. Comm. 11; Cho- rus 12; Creative Writing 11 LINDA RL ' GE Linda... will some day instruct students in the three R ' s... participates in Rainbow, her church vouth group, and sings in the church choir. Pep Club 11: F.T.A. 11.12 JOHN RUMNEY John., plans to go to college though he is undecided as to his career.. .can be found either puffing on a pipe or strumming on a guitar. Audio Visual 10.12; Spring Track. Manag- er 11; Honors 10 ALLVN RYALLS Al...his future is undecided. ..finds diversion in wrestling and sports... is irked by study periods. Sr. Prom. Comm. 12 PAUL RUGGERE Paul. ..soon to be seen wearing the Navy blue.. .irritated by conceited girls.. .especially tall ones. Student Council 11; Open House 10 THOMAS RUSSELL Tom... an accomplished drummer.. .has high hopes of becoming a commercial artist. Cross Country 10; Spring Track 10 LOIS RYDER Lois.. .friendly and intelligent... a gifted artist and writer who is always readv to help with the work at hand. ..President of Bav Shore Federation. ..counselor at her L.R.Y. camp. Reflector 10,11, Co-Editor 12; J.M.S.V. Comm. 10,11,12; High Honors 10,11; Latin Certificate 10,11; Math Club 11 Jk EDMUND SACCHETTI Meatball .. .plans to be an offset lithograph- er... is on the N.E. diving team... bothered bv gabby girls. Student Council 10,11,12; Sec.-Treas. V.S. 12 LUCILLE SACCHETTI Lucy., loyal C.Y.O. ' er, headed for asecretar- lal career.. .finds bowling, dancing, and golf enlightening. ..people who are late irritate her. Campus Sec ' t. 12; KB. LA. 12; Shorthand Certificate 60,80 83 ELAINE SAMMER Elaine will be busy with hair driers and per- 1 manents... finds pleasure in skating and horseback riding. ..is Worthy AssociateAdvi- sor of Rainbow. ..people who are late annov her. ELIZABETH ANNE SAMSON Anne will have her hands full punching the keys of a typewriter while taking notes from her future boss. F.B.LA. 11: F.B.LA. Recorder 12: Short- hand Cert 60.80: Mrs. Whipple ' s Sec ' L 12 LORRAINE SANFORD Lorraine... a future secretary, takes part in C.y.O. bowling, tennis, and golf.. .how she hates to get up in the morning! F.B.LA. 11.12: Honors 10; Mr. Mahns Sec t. 12; Shorthand Cert. 60.80 MARCARET SANTACROCE Marge , humor to spark any group... a real riot.. desires a career as an accountant. Student Council 10; Jr. Class Sec ' t Sr. Prom Comm. 12: Campus 11.12: F.B.LA. 11.12 JOSEPHINE SARACENO Petite ' Jo wants to be a model or retailer... hates getting up in the morning. D.E.C.A. 12; Chorus 11; Sr. Plav Usherette 12 RUTH SARGENT Ruth.. generous and winsome... the futurewill see her in white walking the hospital floors., dislikes people who are always late. F.N.A. 11.12 LINDA SARACENO Sporty Linda with her great personality hopes to be a math major in college.. .dislikes Can- ned Wigs . Honors 10.11: Campus 1 1. Sports Editor 12: Sr. Nom. Comm. 12: Jr. Nom. Comm. 11; Pep Club 12 RALPH SARTV Woody.. .an all-around sportsman, who en- joys attending the Appalachian Mt. Club and going scuba diving., he plans to be a conservation officer. J.V. Football 10 JOHN SAUNDERS John... plays C.Y.O basketball in his spare time-. .has hopes of becoming a dentist.. .get vour pliers readv. John. Honors 10: Cap Gown Comm. 12: Spring Track 11.12 EDMUND SAYWARD Eddie, .undecided over his career... plays on his church basketball team and attends Chris- tian Endeavor. Honors 10 84 DAVID SCAM M ELL Charlie . .hopes to become a draftsman... hockev and baseball provide him with enter- tainment... doesn ' t like loud radios. Honors 10.11: Office Guide 12 I JOSEPH SCHELL Joe.. .a friendly guy who is bugged bv girls who smoke.. .in his spare time, he enjoys sports and is interested in electrical wiring... he plans a future as a pressman and. perhaps later, as a teacher. Open House 10.11.12: Student Council 11: Cafeteria Work 1 1 LOREXA SCHOFIELD Rena...her future lies in accounting... belongs to Rainbow. ..under classmen in gym bother her. Chorus 10; Pep Club 11: H.R. Mesngr. 1 1 GEORGE SCIOSCIA George.. .hopes to become an accomplished carpenter.. .enjovs C.Y.O., basketball, and bowling. Honors 11; Open House 10.11.12; Class President 12: Office Guide 12; Chairman of Student Government 12 REBECCA SCHOFIELD Becky. .there will never be a dull moment in her future classroom. ..she peps up her church basketball team. ..dentists really bother her! F.T.A. 11.12; Chorus 10,11.12; Spanish Club 12; Opening Exer. 10; Reflector H.R. Rep. 10 DIANE SCOPPETTUOLO Diane. ..this tiny bundle of energy hopes to work as a dental assistant.. .attends C.Y.O.... is peeved bv lier dog. who finds her shoes so tasty. Gym Team 11: Cafeteria W ork 10: Latin Cert. 10; Pep Club 1 1 MICHAEL SCOPPETTUOLO Scop.. .intends to become an aeronautical en- gineer after graduating from college... avoids women drivers. Spring Track 1 1 CHRISTOPHER SCOTT Chris... has no definite ambition, but sure to succeed in anything he attempts.. .activemem- ber in De.Molav... sailing and boat building get his O.K. WILLIAM SCOTT Scotty. a future engineer, scatters levity- through his garrulity wherever he goes.. .dis- likes slow runners on a track team. Band 10,11,12; Chorus 11; Spring Track 10.11.12; Orchestra 11 PRISCILLA SEABURY Pris... hopes to use her talent as a high school music teacher . .is very active in Rainbow, church youth group, and her church choir... long-winded telephone calls peeve her. Chorus 10,11,12; F.T.A. 11.12; Honors 10. 11: Pep Club 11; Speech and Dramatics 12 EILEEN SEAVER MARILYN SEIFERT Charlie., working and playing sports arc her meat. ..practical nursing will be her ca- reer... homework is her pet peeve. D.E.C.A. Club 12 Marilyn this blond charmer hopes to attend a Junior College, then work for a lawyer... interested in sports and dancing. Honors 10; Jr. Norn. Comm. 11; Campus 12; Cap Gown Comm. 12; H.R. Mesngr. 12; Pep Club 11,12 1 PAMELA SELWOOD Pam... paints or works when she is not pre- siding over the Distributive Education Club. ..dislikes slow people. D.E.C.A. Club, Pres. 12; Pep Club 1 1 4 t J7 JOSEPH SERINO Joe.. .a car enthusiast, doesn ' t like girls who smoke.. .wants to be a cabinetmaker. Tennis 10; Cafeteria Worker 11.12; Honors 10 PAMELA SEYMOl I! Pam.. .Studious and considerate, hopes to work with test tubes and Hunscn Burners... enjoys playing the piano...peoplewhosmoke don ' t get her vote. High Honors 10,11; Campus 12; Gym Team 12; Chorus 10; Library Club 12; Latin Cert. 10; Soph. Party Comm. 10 ROBERT SHAW Bob ' s quick smile and easv-going manner win him a lot ol friends.. .aspires to run his own auto repair shop. Open House 10; Reflector, Soph. Party 10; Track 10 MARGARET SHERRY Peggy... trustworthy and sincere . .dreams of becoming a dental hvgienist... belongs to Bi- ble Club and the T.N.T. Crusaders. Campus 12; ET A. 12; Pep Club 12; Cafe- teria Work 10.11,12 CYNTHIA SHOBER Cindy.. .her cool temperament will be a great asset in her chosen career of nursing. J.M.S.V.C. 10.11.12; F.N. A. 10.11.12; Sr. Nom. Comm.; Gym Team 12; Jr. Nom. Comm.; Pep Club 12; Soph. Party; Chorus 10 PETER SHINNEY Pete., plans to enter college and the field of engineering.. .he is active in C.Y.O. basket- ball. Football 10.11.12; Track 11.12 RONALD SIMPKINS Ron. ..dislikes writing code numbers on his English papers.. .will someday become an accountant. Cross Countrv 10 86 DOROTHY SKELLETT JEAN SKINNER Skell Bones or Dot, she ' s small and blonde., will grace any office as a private secretary., dislikes conceited boys. Shorthand Certificate 60 Jcan...a sports enthusiast.. .enjoys bowling, skiing, and swimming... sure to be a success. ROBERT SLAVEN Bob... alwavs smiling. ..a future math teacher and active member of DeMolay. Football 10; Band 10.1 1; Wrestling 1 1; Grad- uation Dance Comm. 12 ROBERT SMART Bob...enjovs working with figures... plans on a career in math. ..an avid fan of all water sports. Band 11; Chorus 11; Orchestra 11 GARY SMITH Gary... interested in mathematics and hopes to be an electronics engineer.. .already works as a technician in a T.V. repair shop. Key Club 12; A.V. Club 10; Latin Cert. 10, 11; Honors 10.11 i KENNETH SMITH Ken.. .tall and blonde., will dribble on through college into engineering.. .a sports enthusiast. ..his main interest being basket- ball. Basketball 10,11,12 ELAINE SLAVINSKY Elaine... airy and lull oi lun... welcome mem- ber of any crowd. ..contemplating a career in languages or biology. ..enjoys dramatics. Campus 11. Feat. Ed. 12; High Honors 11, Honors 10; Latin Certificate 10; Sr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Nora. Comm.; Spanish Club 12; H.R. Mesngr. 10; Reflector H.R. Rep. 11: Debate Club 11 DONALD SMITH Don. ..enjoys all sports.. .hopes someday to be a wallpaper hanger.. .don ' t keep him wait- ing. Baseball 10; Winter Track 1 1 GAYNOR SMITH Gaynor... always ready for a good joke... heading for college, then maybe Coach of the Year . Football 10, Manager 11,12; Baseball 10: Bookroom 10,1 1 VIRGINIA SMITH Ginnv...cute and quiet... tod ay a student, to- morrow a teacher.. .disturbed by older sis- ters . Pep Club 11,12; Honors 10.11 WARREN SMITH Warren.. .a future music teacher... currently playing In his own small band... don ' t call him Warry . Band 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Orchestra 11; Cross Country 12; Opening F.xer. 10 ANNE SOUL Anne., active in C.Y.O....has plans for be- coming an elementary school teacher... is bothered by people who say what they don ' t mean. U.K. Mesngr. 10: Pep Club 11.12 BEVERLY SPILLANE Bev, bright and peppy, likes C.Y.O. softball and basketball.. .desires a career in teaching. Jr. Party Comm. 11; Student Council Alter- nate 10,11; Campus 12; Gym Team 10,11; Honors 10; Cap Gown Comm. 12; Open- ing Exer. 10 LOUIS SPRITZA Louie.. .a real live wire.. .would like to become an offset lithographer , an avid boating fan. Wrestling 10; Football 10; Student Council 11,12; Sr. Party Comm. 12; Office Guide 12; Open House 10,11,12; Student Government 11,12 LINDA STETSON Linda.. .cute and lively, sets her goal in life as a social worker.. .is peeved by loose ends . Honors 10,11; Campus 1 1 . Sr. Co- Editor 12; Soph. Nom. Comm. 10; Jr. Party 11; Sr. Prom Comm. 12; Sr. Nom. Comm. 12; Pep Club 12; Latin Cert. 10 CHERYL SPINDLER Cheryl.. .shy and sweet., plans to enter a sec- retarial school. ..is bugged by naturally curly hair and the girls at Q.J.C. . Reflector H.R. Rep. 12; F.B.L.A. 11,12; Cheerleader 11; Pep Club 10,12; Miss An- dem ' s Sec ' t.; H.R. Treasurer 12 SANDRA STETINA Sandy. . quiet and cheerful with high hopes for a career in selling... annoyed by crowds. ALBERT STEWART AL.his outside activities seem to center around the Town River Yacht Club.. .enjoys water skiing and skin diving.. .dares toclimb the ladder of success as an electrical engi- neer. Math Club 12; Key Club 12 JAMES STOHL Jimmy... a friend to all.. .spent a year in Spain.. .plans on be coming an engineer after college. Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11; Basket- ball 10 MARILYN STONE Marilyn. ..trying for a career in the business world. ..conceited people, especially boys, are her woes. Mr. Gregory ' s Sec ' t. 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Pep Club II; Honors 10; Opening Exer. 10 88 KAREN STUB Karen.. .short and blonde.. .will look ador- able in a white nurse ' s uniform. ..says water- skiing is one of her many activities. Pep Club 10,11; Opening Exer. 10 DIANA SUDDY Diana. ..C.Y.O. officer... headed for a career in nursing. F.N.A. 10,11,12; Jr. Norn. Comm. 11; Latin Cert. 10; Pep Club 11,12; Honors 10; Open- ing Exer. 10 ■ CAROLE SULLIVAN Carole.. .enjovs bowling and skiing.. .plans on becoming a secretary. ..peeved by crowd- ed buses . Pep Club 11 MARGARET SULLIVAN Margaret.. .a member of C.Y.O... .sets her sights for a secretarial school and becoming a Legal Secretary. Pep Club 11; H.R. Mesngr. 11; F.B.L.A. ' 12 DONNA SURETTE Donna. ..plans on becoming an I.B.M. oper- ator... a member of Theta Rho... no mail from New York is her pet peeve. BARBARA SWANSON Barbara.. .headed for a successful career as an accountant... dislikes homework on week- ends. F.B.L.A. 11; H.R. Messenger 12; Pep Club 11,12; Mr. Dolan Sec ' t. 12 RUTH SWANSON Ruth. ..wants to become a clerical secretary, dislikes people who think they ' re great . Pep Club 12 SUZANNE SWANSON A busy clerical secretary in futureyears... twin sister Suzanne alsoenjoys bowling and swim- ming. F.B.L.A. 11,12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Mrs. English ' s Sec ' t. 12 WALTER SWANSON Wally... friend to all... as an electrical engi- neer, he ' s sure to be a live wire. Sr. Party Comm. 12; Debate Club 12; Key Club 12; Math Club 11,12; Lab. Assistant 11.12 KENNETH SWART Ken... a newcomer to W.H.S. has a desire to be a navy cook. ..enjovs basketball. Abington High-Football 10,11: Baseball 10 - aS ' ?M 89 RICHMOND SWART Richie.. .plans on becoming an airplane me- chanic. .always ready in the Naval Air Re- serves. ..hates homework. Cap Cown Comm. 12 GEORGE SWETT George... a hot rock. ..wants to be a geolo- gist.. .enjoys hunting and trapping. ..can ' t be forced into anything. HARRY TAVENER Harry. ..undecided whether to enter the Arm- ed Forces or work in carpentry. ..enjoys sports... getting up early peeves him. WILLIAM TAYLOR Bill. ..his future is in skyscrapers. ..desires to be a construction engineer . .when not wor k- ing, he putters on cars. RUTH TENNEY Ruthic.a great sense of humor , will surely be a success as a bookkeeper... peeved bv boys? HA!! LOUIS TAYLOR Louis., plans on playing pro baseball... right now, he ' s content to play football or baseball for the school. Football 10; Baseball 10,11 GUS TENGBERG Gus...a Perry Mason of the future.. .can usual- ly be found at a bowling allev... yearbook workers peeve him. Cross Country 10; Winter Track 10 DENNIS THERIAULT Dennis will be seen as a bookkeeper in the near future.. .enjoys all sports.. .bad drivers irk him. Football 10; Hockey 10 ALAN THOMAS Al...an artistic flair.. .looking toward engi- neering for the future... peeved by peoplewho keep their high beams on. Re lector 10,11; Honors 10 ANDREW THOMPSON Andv.a normal teenager.. .enjoys hunting, water skiing and other outside activities... hopes to be a sheet metal worker. Bowling Team 11,12; Graduation Dance Comm. 12 90 1 JOHN THOMPSON Johnny. ..an asset to our football team... head- ed for a career in aviation as a commercial airlines pilot. Football 11,12; Basketball 10; Winter Track 11,12; Spring Track 10,11 PAMELA TIEWS Pam...sets her goals high as a stewardess... archery state champion.. .dislikes peoplewho poke fun at disabled persons. Gym Team 10,11; Band 10,11,12 JOHN TINNEY Johnny. ..wants to teach Physical Education... dislikes girls who don ' t talk on the phone very long. Track 10,11; Football 10,1 1; Baseball 11,12 DAVID TOURTILLOT Dave.. .hopes to become a general contrac- tor.. .enjoys most sports including hockey, hunting, and football. Office Guide 12; Yice-Pres. of Bowling League 11; Sr. Prom Comm. 12; Open House 10,11, 12 MAUREEN TROPEA Moe ... plans to spend her summer in the West Indies then life behind a typewriter awaits her. F.B.L.A. 12; Cap Gown Comm. 12 RICHARD TONNESEN Dick. ..quiet blond... may be found next year at Northeastern studying engineering... an Explorer Scout as well as a member of the Y.M.C.A. Honors 12 RICHARD TRIBOU Dickie , the adventurer of our class.. .an ex- plorer Scout.. .desires to become an engineer. Honors 10; H.R. Treasurer 12 LINDA TUOMINEN Linda... works at South Shore Hospital... a desk will be her station in life. F.N. A. 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Pep Club 12; Type Certificate; Chorus 10 JOHN TURNER Wiggy ...desires a career in aeronautics... peeved by inattentive people. Debate Club 11,12; Cross Country 10,11; Winter Track 10; Honors 11 WILLIAM VERSECKES Bill. ..quiet and sincere.. .usually Found work- ing on his car. ..preparing for teaching his- tory. Football 10; Baseball 10 91 SHARYN VICKERY Sharyn... small and sweet... enjoys music... hopes to become a physical education teach- er.. .dislikes the expression you better be- lieve it! MICHAEL VILLANOVA Mike.. .plans on going to electrical school... he is active in Chi Rho and all sports.. .the Constitution is his pet peeve. DONNA LEA VOELKER Donna.. .a secretary of tomorrow . .finds time for Rainbow and bowling.. .loathes home- work. F.N. A. 10; F.B.L.A. 11; H.R. Mesngr. 10,1 1; Pep Club 11 JUDITH YONBERC Judy. ..someday a Federal Civil Sen- ice Ste- nographer.. .now President of her Pilgrim Fellowship. Chorus 11; F.B.L.A., Pres. 12; Type Certi- ficate 11; Pep Club 11,12; Shorthand Certi- ficate 11; Co-Chairman Reflector Advertis- ing Staff 12; Reflector H.R. Rep. 1 1 DANIEL WALKER Dan. ..his future lies in engineering.. .he is active in De.Molay and Pilgrim Fellowship... sings in his church choir. Sr. Party Comm. 12; Reflector 12; Debate Club 12; Key Club 11,12; Math Club 11. 12; Honors 10,11 RONALD WALLING Ron. ..plans on becoming an aviation me- chanic. .dislikes women drivers. Student Gov t 12; Football 10; Sr. Nora. Comm. 12 DAVID WALKER Dave.. .hopes to be heard over the air.. .at- tends Y. P. F.... plays basketball and football. Honors 10 ARTHUR WALSH Arthur. ..plans on becoming a linotvpe oper- ator... he doesn ' t like girls that smoke. THOMAS WALSH Tom. ..plans to be an electronic engineer.. .an active member of the Saint Francis Xavier Drum and Bugle Corps. A.Y. Club 12; Honors 11 MARJORIE WEAYER Marge.. .a future hairdresser.. .dislikes people who sav huh? I F.B.L.A. 12; Gym Team 10,11; H.R. Mesngr. J 10,11; Pep Club 11 92 CAROLYN WELLS Carolyn. ..a future lady in white.. .working with retarded children is her goal. F.N. A. 11.12 PATRICIA WELLS Pat... would like to practice hairdressing on an ocean liner... works at Cain ' s Restaurant and cannot tolerate conceited people. Fashion Show 10,11 ELEANOR WHITE Ellic.her calm manner will aid her desire to become a medical secretary. her F.B.L.A. 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Mr.McCar- thv ' s Sec ' t. and Mr. Boland ' s Sec ' t.; Reflector Ad. Staff 11 PENELOPE WHITE Penny. ..undecided between hairdressing and Federal Government work.. .enjoys bowling and water skiing. Library Club 12; Miss Toomey ' s Sec ' t.; Book Fair 10 STEPHEN WHITE Steve.. .in his hands lie the blueprints of to- morrow ' s buildings. ..likes all sports. ARLEEN WIGHT Arleen... always a smiling face.. .will brighten the halls of any hospital with her outgoing person ality. Campus 12; Reflector Rep. 10; Chorus 10; H.R. Rep. 10; Honors 10; Opening Exer. 10, 11; Pep Club 11,12 DONALD WHITEHOUSE Don.. .plans on college and majoring in en- gineering. ..enjoys bowling and reading in his spare time. JOHN WILLIAMS John. ..hopes to be a gunsmith or an electri- cian... participates in baseball, football, swim- ming, and weightlifting...does not like home- work on weekends. 1 J 7 7 CLIFFORD WILLY Kip. ..will be looking into many mouths in his future as a dentist. Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 11,12; Key Club 11,12; Sr. Nom. Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. JOHN WILSON John , his smiling lace will soon be seen in court - as a lawyer!.. .the business manager for the Campus. John knows for certain that his pet peeve is sales representatives. Campus. Business Manager 12; Honors 10. 11 93 TERRANCE WINTER Terry... a great help in the Library.. .hopes to get into Physical Therapy. ..active in Explor- er Scouts... dislikes talkative women. Library Club 11.12 NANCY WORTH Nancy... will be found in either a doctor ' s or a lawyer ' s office.. .irritated by people who take their time in the corridors. Reflector Ad. 12; Honors 10,11; Shorthand Cert. 60,80; Miss Toomey ' s Sec ' t.; H.R. Mesngr. 12 JEANNE WOOD Jeanne.. .versatility plus.. .her sparkling per- sonality will soon win the hearts of her future pupils. Sr. Nom. Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Jr. Party; Cheerleading 11; Pep Club 12; Mr. Campbell ' s Sec ' t.; Future Teachers 12 DOROTHY WRIGHT Dotty. ..quiet and trustworthy. ..would like to apply her business background as a secre- tarv or a bookkeeper.. .plavs church basket- ball. Soph. Party 10 GREGORY YOUNG Greg.. .hopes to better our country ' s relation- ship with others as a Peace Corps worker... an active member of DeMolay... likes all sports. Honors 10,1 1; Soph. Nom. Comm.; J r. Nom. Comm. CAROLYN YOUNGCLAL ' S Carolyn... hopes to be a secretary for some fortunate doctor... attends C.Y.O.... peeved by detention. F.B.LA. 11,12; Chorus 10; Sr. Play Usher- ette 12; Type Cert. 12; Pep Club 11,12 CHRISTINE ZEOL1 Tina.. .fun loving and cute . .her patience will help her become an elementary school teach- Pep Club 10.11,12; Sr. Nom. Comm.; F.T.A. 12; F.N. A. 11; Jr. Nom. Comm.; Opening F:xer. 10,11 FRED ZUMBAHLEN Fred. ..a funny fellow. ..hopes to enteracareer in business management. .currently working at Stop Shop. ..doesn ' t like school. Football 11; Cross Country 1 1 ; Winter Track 11 It is the twenty-fourth of June - the last footstep has echoed through the empty corridors, the last happy shout has been heard by the silent walls of the classrooms. But the Graduates will re- member the vacant desks as they once were, filled with people whose faces are part of the past. For a few weeks the seats will lie empty, only to be filled again by different people with different faces, and another year will have be- gun. CURRICULUM: PROGRESS THROUGH EDUCATION I wish that bell would ring, Mr. Dow. THE NEW BREED Sophomore Officers: Harry Gibbon (Pres.), David Ellison (V. Pres.), Virginia Meany ( Treas.), Helen Gannon (Sec ' t.). Another school year has passed, and the quiet student who timidly opened the doors of Weymouth High School for the first time in September is gone. In his place stands a more confident in- dividual, better prepared to cope with the problems presented by the school curriculum. He looks forward with an- ticipation to future years when he will be one of the veterans of high school routine, with the added privileges and responsibilities which this new position entails. The sophomore class have shown themselves to be readily adapt- able to a situation strange to them, and to possess those qualities which should be manifested by every person who represents our high school. In their hands rests the future of our school. If they continue to uphold the standards which we have tried to sustain in the past, the future of this building will as- suredly equal and even surpass that of the one which we left in December. 99 Enjoying one of their most memorable years, the juniors look back with fond memories upon their initial year in high school, and ahead to the culmina- tion of twelve years of work. At this crucial time in the lives of our youth, the burden and privilege of responsibil- ity suddenly becomes apparent. New vistas of learning and experience ma- ture the individual and prepare him to face all the joys and disappointments that lie ahead. In the year which fol- lows, this training will first begin to present itself as an integral part of ev- ery life. As upperclassmen, the juniors will find themselves unconsciously as- suming the role of leaders in the school program. Every step brings them near- er to their ultimate goal, and the fulfill- ment of years of education and train- ing. Therefore we urge the junior class to make full use of the opportunities of the coming year. Junior Officers: George Manning ( Treas. ) Linda Badavas ( Sec ' t. ) Joe Hassan ( Pres.) Mary Lou Lyons ( V. pres. ) HEIRS APPARENT 100 THE FINISHED PRODUCT Mmm. . . .late again, I see. Youth is the embodiment of imagina- tion and hope; there lies just beyond the reach of every young individual promise of a new and exciting life, the hope of acquiring the wisdom and ma- turity of adult men and women. Before we, the senior class of 1963, are able to prove ourselves worthy of the privileges of this society, we must be prepared to meet the responsibility of maintaining a high standard of moral and intellec- tual growth. We feel that the three years which we have spent at Wey- mouth High School have served a vital part in achieving this. We have had the opportunity to associate with other people and have learned to sense the inner value of each individual. Prog- ress and education have worked hand in hand to insure the development of our minds and ideals. The school seems to reflect the pattern of our own conception of progress, as we constant- ly look forward, not waiting for the world to come to us, but watching it unfold before us through our own ef- forts. 103 Now, for some written entertainment, let ' s try these trip examples. Mr. Ryder MOLDING THE MODERN MIND An increasing number of today ' s high school students are desirous of further- ing their education in widely varied colleges and universities. In order to prepare students to meet the require- ments of these selective institutions, Weymouth High School offers the Col- lege Preparatory Course. The ability to consider, reflect upon, and Inquire is promoted in such courses as geometry, algebra, trigonometry and calculus. As the world progresses, new conflicts arise; an understanding of the existing problems is essential for forming a solu- tion or compromise. History courses and Problems of Democracy show how history repeats itself and can be changed. The advancements of science lead to extended research work in cours- es of chemistry, biology, and physics. The college course curriculum is round- ed out by English classes and three foreign languages. With the willing and unfaltering aid of our well-quali- fied teachers, sophomores, juniors, and seniors are prepared both emotionally and intellectually for college life. Good night, Chet . . . Good night, David — Language Lab 105 EFFICIENCY IS THE WATCHWORD Judy Brewer — a whiz with numbers. Each year Weymouth High School pre- pares hundreds of capable students to fill positions as secretaries, office work- ers and countless others necessary to the staff of any successful business cor- poration. Carefully prepared courses in such essentials as Economics, Law, Bookkeeping and Business Administra- tion are open to those students who wish to enter this field. Fortunately, the level of instruction and clerical equip- ment offered to these students has kept pace with the high improvements in of- fice technology. By using these advan- tages to the best of their knowledge, by developing skills in shorthand, typing and bookkeeping, business students are able to enter their respective fields with a more extensive idea of exactly what is expected of them and what the work will involve. Often heard in the office practice room, Oh, this addition and subtraction. Isn ' t anyone awake? Mrs. Doucette explains the art of selling in Distributive Education. 108 Not only flying fingers, but accuracy and speed are found in the type rooms. Mass concentration is needed in learning the intricacies of bookkeeping. 109 Ill PROFICIENCY Open up wide, Dick Bell The presses roll! Louis Spritza, John McCarthy TO PROMOTE PROGRESS Precision for Progress. George Rowe 112 i Kind of a big can opener, isn ' t it? Dick McNeil Piece by Piece. Anthony Avitabile Some like it hot. Industry and mechanics are rapidly advancing in every field as the stand- ard of living improves. It will be es- sential in the future to have capable and efficient men to handle the complex machinery of the factories and plants and to provide the population with the materials necessary for comfortable and convenient living. Through the vocational course at Weymouth, we strive to give the boys a thorough un- derstanding of such important sides of our changing world. They are offered courses in auto body, graphic arts, sheet metal, electronics, cabinetmaking and carpentry which prepare them for positions immediately after graduation or for apprenticeships. The theory learned during the classroom periods is to put to use not only in the well- equipped shops in the school but also in the community. From overhauling engines to laying the plans and founda- tions for the modern home, the students at Weymouth Vocational Technical School are truly making progress through education. 113 ATHLETICS: PROGRESS THROUGH COMPETITION 116 Smiling Substitutes: Laurie Happel, Joanne Tancreto, Paula Kachadorian, Sherry Adams, Carole Burns and Kathy Kezer. SPIRIT WITH ANIMATION From the first rousing cheer to the last second of play, our cheerleaders have given all their might to urge our teams on to victory. Captained by Elaine McClung and supported by the pep club, Ferdinand and students, they have managed with tremendous spirit and enthusiasm to inspire the Maroons to make their best efforts on the field and on the basketball court. Judging by the students response, our cheerleaders were tops, for students participated will- ingly and proudly in the skits and cheers of rallies and games. Things are looking up! Clockwise: Betty Anne Knox, Christine Dane, Lorraine Payne, Kathy Carroll, Elaine McClung, Carolyn Back, Pam Peterson, Janice Porter and Connie Auld. Foursome with Finesse The twirling of batons, the waving of maroon and gold flags, and the high- stepping of our majorettes during half- time is a very impressive sight to spec- tators. Their enthusiasm and vigor convey a feeling of pride in the school and in the performances of our students. This year ' s majorettes, headed by Carolyn Robinson, are Bobbie Sassa, Jane King, and Kathy O ' Shaughnessy. As they lead the band down the football field or lead a parade after a game, we can be proud of these girls who are an asset to the student body. Posing Pretty: kneeling, Carolyn Robinson; standing: Jane King, Bobbi Sassa and Kathy O ' Shaughnessy. 119 YE SONS OF WEYMOUTH BOLD Top: Gaynor Smith, Pete Shinney, Dewey Borellini, Ken Lukis, Steve Allison, Jim Stohl. Bottom: Craig MacDonald, Joel Ouellet, Mike Pettograsso, Bob George, Bruce MacLeod, Bob Huntington, John Thompson. You can ' t take it with you. Dave Ellison makes the tackle as Mike Brown (61) rushes over. Battling their way down the gridiron, our stalwart Maroons proved a chal- lenge to all opponents. Coached by John Fisher, Weymouth High ' s foot- ball team made the students and sup- porters very proud of their efforts. After overcoming a first game defeat, Wey- mouth was triumphant in a contestwith North Quincy ' s Red Raiders and the Whalers of New Bedford by scores of 20-6 and 20-18 respectively. A frustra- ting loss to the Waltham Watchmakers by the narrow margin of one point was assuaged by a 20-0 shut-out overQuin- cy, and in the final traditional game of the season with Brockton, the Wey- mouth team thrilled a capacity crowd by rallying to tie Brockton 8-8. The strong offensive of the team was backed by Bill Schleiff and Eddie O ' Brien, who blocked superbly; and the most out- standing plays of the season were the result of steady teamwork among play- ers Joel Ouellet, Craig MacDonald. John Thompson, Jim Stohl, Dewev Bo- rellini, Steve Allison, and Jim Dunn. 121 OVER HILL, ' OVER DALE Eddie O ' Connor, Bill Downey, Dick O ' Connor, Larry O ' Connor, Bill Cilpin, Dave Sjostedt, Harvey Kreuger, Dave Shea. William Scott Doug Gleason, Arthur Bugbee This year was a building year for the Cross Country Team. Interested boys spent their spare time developing their co-ordination by running over the two and one-half mile course. Bill Peter Scott and Dick Parker proved to be the outstanding senior boys this year. Bill Downey, Larry O ' Connor and Dave Sjostedt were the top three underclass- men. Captain of this year ' s team was Mike O ' Connor and elected co-captains for next season were Bill Downey and Larry O ' Connor. Next year the boys will participate in several meets on the South Shore. They will be seen in the South Shore Meet and the State Meet, the top two events of the Cross Country season in the area. Until then they will be seen participating in Spring Track or running along the streets of town. 124 First Row (left to right): John Burns, Steve Gladis, Mike Casey, Robert King, Dick Boyd, Art Hommel, Ken Smith, Clifford Willy. Second Row: James Tyler, Frank Wisneski, Steve Quintin, James Ransom, Bob Jones, Bill Williams, Dave Ellison, Clem Crassia. Third Row: Bob Paone — Asst. Mgr. Charles Glass, Arthur Cicchese, Ken Powers, Jack Willy, Doug Von Iderstein, Bob Howley, Mgr. Fourth Row: Dick Bush, Dick Walsh, Don Spillane, Ken Laneau, Peter Laverty, Jim Buker, Paul D ary, Don Baker, Walter McTigert. THE SHARPSHOOTERS Led by the outstanding playing of sen- iors Bob King and Dick Boyd, our basketball team sparked a renewed in- terest in the sport and have been acred- it to their supporters. Revived from a somewhat disappointing 1962 season, this vear ' s team has compiled a fine winning record. Coach William Kearns credits our success to the great amount of teamwork exemplified by his boys. Although Weymouth plays in a strong Suburban League against such teams as Rindge Tech and Brockton, You see, coach, it was like this. . . 126 Frustrated Frank Wisneski. Hey, I ' ve got the ball! Steve Quintin we narrowly missed qualifying for the Tech Tourney and finished in a respec- table position in the league standings. The two starting seniors received able support from the outstanding play of the underclassmen. Junior Frank Wis- neski and sophomore Dave Ellison hold the key to next season. A strong defense and good scoring capabilities, coupled with added experience, should certainly carry Weymouth High into Tourney competition next year. Bob King doing the limbo 127 SPEED AND PRECISION First Row (left to right): Bob Donovan, Mike De Luca, Richie Godin, Dick Elliot, Fred Darling, Bob Shee- han, Paul McLaughlin. Second Row: Bill Abby, Don Haviland, Ron Haven, John McMorrow, Dave John- son, Dave Labadie, Joe Cirigliano, Mr. Dempsey, coach. Missing: Joe Busa. Speed and marksm anship were the key words during this past winter ' s season with Weymouth High School ' s hockey team. Coached by William Dempsev, the boys worked together in a strong unit making their best efforts whether they won or lost. Holding on to fourth place in the South Shore League, the boys utilized the offensive-defensive strategies learned during their long and intensive practice sessions. The impres- sive record includes victories over King Philip 4-0; Scituate 4-2; and Canton 5-1. Under the leadership of seniors Dave Johnson and Mike De Luca, the team exhibited power and enthusiasm. As leading scorer, Dave proved to be a Weymouth stalwart by demonstra- ting extraordinary offensive plays, while Dick Elliot stopped many key shots in the goal. Because of Mike De Luca ' s versatility and sophomore Bob Sheehan ' s developing abilities, the fans have indeed seen talent flashing across the ice. 128 Up. up. . . Hal Sparks . . .and away! Hal Sparks Shot put away! Joel Ouellet First Row: S. Rudolph, P. Shinney, D. Liddell, R. Parker, M. O ' Connell ( Capt.), W. McNeil, W. Scott, E. Smith. R. O ' Connor. Second Row: F. Donahue, P. McCarthy, S. Temple, J. Ouellet, T. Hall, L. O ' Connor, H. Sparks, S. DiPari, Coach O ' Leary. Third Row: D. Sjostedt, P. Litchfield, K. Stewart, E. Shea, E. Jackson, E. O ' Connor, H. Kruger, G. D ' Acci. Fourth Row: R. Bleakney, W. Downey, R. Allan, R. Doine, H. Eaton, G. Gately, M. Busa, J. Dunn, D. Dunlay. POLAR BEAR CLUB The admirable performance given by our winter track team this year was a credit to the school as the boys broke school records and took high scores in various meets. Tom Tucker Hall broke the school record for the six- hundred yard dash and placed sixth in the State Track Meet at the Boston Armory. Pete Shinney placed fourth in the three-hundred yard dash, while Joel Ouellet came in fourth in the meet ' s shot put event; and Mike O ' Connell flew over the hurdles to break another school record. The team is coached by Mr. Dudley O ' Leary, and the boys are given constant work-outs for improv- ing their timing, speed and general physical condition. This year the de- velopment of these skills in a more ex- tensive program has paid off; and we can expect an equally successful season next year with the assistance of such juniors as Bill Downey and Steve Tem- ple; and sophomores Mike Busa. Art Doine, Pete McCarthy and Glenn Gately. 131 First Row: (left to right): Carl Erlandson. Ronald Ouellet, John Almeida. Robert Kallstrom, Blair Ames, David Moore. Second Row: Robert MacLeod, David Ouellet. Warren Assmus, Harry Winnie. Bruce MacLeod, James De- Coste, Joseph Skahill. Third Row: Joel Ouellet, Wilbert Bernard. Robert Traknis. Robert Huntington. Michael Brown. Edward O ' Brien, Timothy DuRoss. MASTERS ON THE MAT The principal object of the wrestling team is to train the squad in the funda- mentals of grappling and holding, and the development of precision and tim- ing. The boys are taught the value of using measured movements and of an- ticipating the actions of their opponents. Under the supervision of Mr. John Hill, the team exercises most every day in the boys ' gym. While there, they are seen engaging in bouts among them- selves, attempting new holds or perfec- ting old ones. Among some of the lead- ing m embers of the team are Joel Ouel- let, an excellent prospect for the state championship meets, Bob Huntington, who deserves praise for his agility on the mats, and Jimmy DeCoste, a strong contender in the weight class. Through participation in this sport, these boys have progressed in both die physical and moral sense. Thus the team has proved itself a worthy member of the athletics division of Weymouth High School. 132 PACE SETTERS 134 Running, jumping, and weight events made up the daily program followed by Coach Dudley O ' Leary and the members of the spring track team. The team ' s participation in competitions with the other teams in the Suburban League served as extra preparation for the big events of the season — the State Meet and the St. John ' s Relays in Dan- vers. Emphasized in this strenuous outdoor program were the running events at distances up to a mile; the high jumps, broad jumps and pole vault; and the field events, including the discus, javelin and shot put. The boys usually concentrated on one or two events and could be seen arduous- ly practicing daily before each meet. In anticipation of the State Meet, the boys pinned their hopes on Pete Shinney, who placed fourth in the three-hundred yard dash last year in the State Meet. Odier outstanding trackmen who led Weymouth on to victory were Mike Casey, Tom Hall and Bill Armstrong. All in ail another successful season was enjoyed by our spring track men. There must be an easier way! Bill Schleiff Shall we dance? Bob Traknis Happy landing! Art Bugbee Here comes Pete! Pete Shinney 135 WITH A CRACK OF THE BAT Defensive consistency was the principal aim of Weymouth High School ' s base- ball team this season. Good fielding is the backbone of any baseball team, and with a strong nucleus returning from last year ' s squad, Coach George Player fielded a much- improved squad. The shortstop position was greatly strengthened by the above-average play of Senior Jim Stohl. Blinding the op- position with his whizzing fast-ball, Jun- ior John Burns ranked as the number one pitcher, backed up by Senior Craig MacDonald, who last year successfully overpowered an undefeated Newton club. Dick Boyd provided the offensive punch assisted by the capable Bill Foley. Other boys who played an im- portant role in the success of the club were: Cliff Willy, Charlie Melanson, Colin Bell and Mike De Luca. Charlie at y our service! Charlie Melanson 136 Louie — ready for a catch. Louis Taylor 137 THEY ' RE UP TO PAR A challenge was presented to this year ' s golf team, coached by John Fisher, as they endeavored to meet the record of last year ' s championship. Emphasis was placed on developing their co- ordination and timing, and furthering their mastery of golf technique. Each boy was required to maintain a high standard of playing form and an aver- age score of eighty. Contributing to the team ' s excellent record were players such as Norm Forsythe, Ken Ohlson, Steve Marshall, Chris Hartley and Charlie Lowe. With patience and skill the boys have completed another suc- cessful season, certainly maintaining the reputation gained by the previous efforts of last year ' s team. Norm Forsythe, Steve Marsha Chris Ken Bob 138 Good Sports ( left to right): Howard Barnhart, Dave Johnson, Paul Cameron, Bob Paone. THE RAQUET SQUAD With the ever increasing interest in ten- nis as a spectator sport, Weymouth High School ' s Tennis Team has enjoy- ed an interval of vitality unequaled in its short history — thanks to Mr. Dempsey, whose unflagging interest and excellent instruction have main- tained a high level of enthusiasm among the members of the group. Sev- eral boys who had played in previous years returned to again score points, and enjoy once more the thrill and ex- citement which are a part of the sport. David Johnson, Howard Barnhart, Robert Paone, Paul Cameron and Dean Cushing, all fine players, have all dis- played their skill for at least two years consecutively. Because of its growing prominence as a part of interscholastic competition, the team expects to en- large its program in the coming year. If you miss. . . Howard Barnhart, Dave Johnson 139 Top: Nancy LaCrosse, Pamela Seymour, Cindy Shober, Joyce Harrington, Carolyn Back, Janice Stevens. Bottom: Joanne O ' Keefe, Lorraine Flanagan, Carlyn Miller, Kathy Dutson, Sally Nisbet, Ann Curran. ALLEY-OOP Form and grace have been the goals of the gymnastic team in their second year of practice. Each girl has come to real- ize the importance of taking part in an organized program of exercise and tum- bling and of learning how to apply her skills in daily life. At a planned pace, the girls gradually become accustomed to the vigorous practice sessions while developing both co-ordination and agil- ity. One excellent example of the value and importance of such a program is the participation in gymnastic meets every season. The competition serves as an incentive to the girls as they do walkovers, flips, backbends, and som- ersaults; and it also reveals the success- ful results of a year ' s work through teamwork and co-operation. Don ' t move, Girls! 140 Top: Brian Pickering, Dave Daniel, Steve Nelson, Ed Mahn, Roland Beatty, Dan Mullen, Pat Power. Middle: Bill Watson, Al Karstunen, Steve Johnson, Bob Widdop, Paul Cordeiro, Ray David. Bottom: Jim Shallow, Bruce McGunnigle, Phil Sammer, John Lancaster, Jim Begley, Jack Daniel, Rick King. Originating this year under the direc- ticrn of Mr. Hayes, the boy ' s gym team is preparing for possible interscholastic competition next year. This is a monu- mental task since there is no one on the team with prior experience. However, the response was enthusiastic, and Mr. Hayes is very optimistic about its fu- ture. Outfitted with the best equipment in the new gym, the boys have practiced many new stunts. The rigorous pro- gram includes the use of the high bar, the horse and parallel bars, as well as long horse vaulting and tumbling. Also incorporated in the over-all physical development program is free exercise. This is comprised of tumbling on the floor and vigorous workouts. Point Those Toes! Bruce McGunnigle I ' m a nonconformist. Jimmy Shallow ACTIVITIES: PROGRESS THROUGH PARTICIPATION LESSONS IN DEMOCRACY Essential to the functioning of the student body is the Student Council. Composed of elected representatives of the school, this organization is the liaison between students and administration. Among the successful activities conducted this year were the annual book fair, the stu- dent-faculty basketball game, and the ' ' Friendship Frolic. the proceeds of each affair going to the scholarship fund. With cafeteria facilities for all students, it was found that a patrol was necessary to keep order and neatness in the cafe- teria. To build better relations with other high schools, exchange days were held, where student council members of other schools were guests of Weymouth while our members visited their schools. Cred- it is due to the adviser Mr. Horrigan and the officers. President Bob Leone. Vice President Bob Huntington. Record- ing Secretary Paula Kachadorian. Cor- responding Secretary Karen Gelotte. and Treasurer Pam Peterson for their leadership. Norman Forsythe. Mr. Horrigan. Mary Rose Allen Representatives in leadership 144 Stephen Butler, Lois Ryder, Co-Editors The Reflector, as our school magazine, has become a melting pot for the literary- talents of Weymouth High School. Through this magazine, advised by Miss Andem and co-editors Lois Ryder and Stephen Buder, students are able to ex- press themselves creatively and to gain satisfaction through seeing their work in print. Amidst the confusion and dis- order of deadlines, proofreading, writ- ing, mailing, and layout come the is- sues which have consistendy won a- wards for excellence. The art staff car- ries out the important function of illus- trating the magazine. Each article is illustrated individually by a capable member of the staff. Thus literary and artistic efforts are co-ordinated so that the end product may be both enjoyable to the reader and worthy of merit in the eyes of the school. Meet the junior members. LOOKING FORWARD, LOOKING BACK Seeking final approval: Loi s Ryder, Miss Andem, Douglas Muir, Stephen Buder CAMPUS MAKES HISTORY - OURS! What I say goes, Rosie. Mary Rose Allen, Mr. Kearney The artists confer Mr. Dolan, Judy McGunnigle A rose between two thorns: Joanne O ' Neil, Mary Rose Allen, David Perry Another deadline, another long day. As the graduating class reflect upon their high school years, they recall many memorable moments. These are the ac- tivities participated in, the courses strug- gled through, the friendships gained, and all the small, simple events which com- bine to form treasured memories never to be forgotten. Although these recollec- tions may tend to fade in their minds as the years slip by, they are kept alive forever in the class yearbook. This memento, the Campus, represents the combined efforts of Mr. John Kearney, Mr. Philip Dolan, and the Campus staff. Each phase of production presents new challenges and experiences, all of which require a sense of responsibility and per- severance. From editor-in-chief to copy- reader, the tasks are ever-present, each presenting its little or gigantic problem, resulting in a minor crisis or chaos. The most memorable moments of Campus work are those of laughter shared by the staff, the tears which follow so many disappointing and hopeless moments and the indefinable sense of belonging as a result of contributing to the class. These can never be forgotten. These memories will remain always in the minds and hearts of those who worked together to create the 1963 Campus, their contribution to the graduating class of ' 63. Sports staff: Bette Kelly, Gordon McMaster, Linda Saraceno, Arleen Wight HOT D GGE CAMPUS BUYERS T| « c HAVE80X..w i pCA , IDTAVrt OVE I We waged a fine campaign: Connie Auld, Linda Gaudreau, Barbara Manning, Sonja Mclntire 149 . . .and what ' s your pet peeve? Debbie O ' Neill, Margaret Mitchell. Linda Stetson, Lynn Richmond Campus ' Smiling Secretaries, standing: Betty Jerpi, Lucy Sachetti, Barbara O ' Brien. Seated: Mary Ellen Bacon, Gail Pierce 150 Literary Staff: Janet Karcz, Reggie Clarke, Peggy Sherry, Carolyn Robinson Making notebooks for the Children ' s Hospital EDUCATION ' S FUTURE Education is necessary for the develop- ment of the minds of our youth, and well-trained, understanding teachers are essential for this process. Many students who aspire to the teaching profession participate in Weymouth High ' s Chap- ter of the Future Teachers of America and benefit from the many activities of- fered by the organization Advised by Miss Dorothy Pearson, members learn that teaching is hard work, constant re- sponsibility, and a source of great re- ward. Through actual observations and practice teaching, the students are able to see and to understand the fundamen- tals necessary for successful instruction. This year ' s program, led by Pres. Regina Clarke, was considerably broad- ened to include a mother ' s tea and bi- monthly meetings. Don ' t you spell it with a k ? Regina Clarke, Margaret Mitchell Future Teachers: Miss Pearson, Adviser, Judy McVinney, Jean Birtwell, Ruth DiLorenzo, Regina Clarke, Jane Cobbett, and Diane Huebener 152 It doesn ' t even hurt! Mrs. Doyle, Adviser DAUGHTERS OF HYGEIA The nursing profession, one of the most honored and necessary careers, is the goal of many Weymouth High School girls. The desires for giving service and love to fellow man, which are so needed in this phase of the medical sciences, is strengthened through the activities of the Future Nurses Club of America. Since many of the members are eagerly anti- cipating going into training and have many questions about this exciting fu- ture, much of the program centers about investigating the opportunities and ad- ventures open to the girls. This investi- gation is in the form of field trips, guest speakers and information given to the girls by their adviser, Mrs. MaryHoyle, R.N. With their background in the Future Nurses Club under the leadership of President Dianne Cameron, the future nurses from Weymouth High will certain- ly be creditable assets to the community. What teamwork! Who ' d mind being sick with nurses like these? 153 We forgot the paper! TAKE A LETTER. Ready to start The secretarial position is one of the most numerous and yet one of the most responsible careers available to a girl. In preparation for the responsibilities of this occupation, Weymouth High has a program for senior girls outstanding in the business course. These girls act as personal secretaries to staff and faculty members. They assume the burden of typing and mimeographing educational materials and help in correspondence and business tasks. It is an honor for a girl to be chosen by Miss Norris as a senior secretary. Each one realizes that she must do her work neatly and accu- rately, and it is imperative for her to keep all work confidential. In this way, the secretary acquires more practice in the business skills, as well as a sense of the responsibilities and confidence she must assume once she enters into the professional world. I 154 F.B.L.A. Officers, standing: Anne Samson, Anita Russo, Joyce Lockwood, Miss MacGregor. Fucci, Judy vonBerg, Patricia Navicky Seated: Donna EXECUTIVES OF TOMORROW Responsible for the maintenance of the American economic system are the peo- ple skilled in business procedures. In order to meet the needs of our fast- moving business world, well-qualified and conscientious persons are required to fill positions at every level of responsi- bility and proficiency. This club pro- vides its members with interesting and varied programs, each with the purpose of further acquainting the members with the future positions they will be holding. President Judith von Berg and Miss Dorothy MacGregor, Adviser, devised a most rewarding program for the mem- bers. The activities included field trips to John Hancock Life Insurance Co., Fisher Junior College and Burdettjunior College. Representatives from Burdett, Katherine Gibbs and the Social Security office in Boston spoke on the opportuni- ties their institutions offer. As an added activity to make the girls realize the val- ue of money, the sale of cookbooks. Weymouth pins and bracelet charms was conducted throughout the year. Do you want to buy a cookbook? 155 Esta es Espana!: Mr. Cotugno, Christina Moreira, Roberto Moreira, Mr. Sternberg !HABLA USTED ESPANOL? Newly organized this year is the Spanish Club, which enables interested Spanish students to further their education in this language. They also study Spain ' s heri- tage in an informed manner. Mr. Stern- berg and Mr. Cotugno supervise this group which is fortunate to have Chris- tina and Roberto Moreira, age 16 and 15 respectively, as officers. Having come from Uruguay this past summer, they were more than eager to join a club which brings the students of Weymouth a better understanding of their language. Both took courses in English, Spanish and typewriting to help them in under- standing our language. They had stud- ied English less than a year before com- ing to the United States. Buena Suerte! to these new Americans! The Spanish Club has definitely begun with a genuine Spanish flavor with our two new students. 156 Boy, that ' s a tough one! Russell Knights, Paul Mc Laughlin, Dorothy Loud, Mr. Raymond, Robert Leone, and Kenneth Nicholas MATHEMAGICIANS The answer is right here! Donald Casperson, Barbara Fairbanks, Linda Durkee, Robert Whitde, Kenneth Nicholas, Susan Fickett, and Adrian Eckberg Dan Walker — explaining linear programming Adding to and multiplying its member- ship this year, the Math Club is growing under the leadership of Mr. Alvah Ray- mond, adviser, and President Bob Leone. This unique club affords students interested and capable in mathematics opportunities to delve into the aspects of the subject not taken up in the class- rooms. Included in the program are such topics as linear programming, rules of divisibility and problems rela- ting to space travel. Acting as a subset of the Math Club is the Math Team. Sophomores, Rebecca Hamlin and Don Casperson; juniors, Barbara Fairbanks. Linda Durkee and Bob Whittle; and sen- iors, Susan Fickett, Ted Eckberg and Ken Nicholas, were chosen for this group to represent Weymouth High. These students participate in inter-schol- astic competitions. Our team came up with an excellent record in their first year of competition. Douglas Muir-Chairman, Corinne Auld-Sec ' t, Lois Ryder Mrs. Dorothy Magraw, Adviser SCHOOL SPIRIT IN ACTION An organization which has gained uni- versal admiration and respect from citi- zens throughout the community is the Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Com- mittee. This year ' s program placed much emphasis on the theme School Spirit. In order to keep the students well-informed, the committee took charge of the bulletin boards outside the cafete- ria and changed them every week. A more efficient procedure for electing class officers was developed, and discussions were held concerning the general im- provement of school spirit. The final project and the most enterprising of the year was a volunteer service program covering three areas. These included helping the blind, aiding in nursing homes and in hospitals, and tutoring Weymouth High School students, all of which were enthusiastically supported by the members. Campaigners for school spirit 158 KEYS TO CITIZENSHIP Keys to public service, vocational train- ing for the future, and better citizenship are within the reach of every member of Weymouth High School ' s Key Club. Composed largely of Seniors, this com- munity service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club is active in the school and town. The activities conduc- ted during the year under President Steve Butler ' s direction included slave days, car washes, dances, and paper drives, the proceeds of which went into a schol- arship fund. Because of its outstanding service, the Weymouth High School chapter of the Key Club was presented an award from Key Club International, the first award of its kind to be presented to a Weymouth High School organiza- tion. Such functions performed for the benefit of others broaden horizons and aid the boys of the Key Club by giving them experiences as both leaders and followers. Mr. Swanson and Mr. Olson have given to these students an invalu- able opportunity to prove to themselves and others their capabilities as future members of a community. Who said that? Stephen Butler, Mr. Swanson, Clifford Willy Russell Knights - Treasurer, Stephen Butler - President, Daniel Walker - Secretary 159 JUST CAUSE FOR ARGUMENT To argue for the sake of argument is one thing, but to debate to prove a point is another. The Weymouth High Debate Club develops this ability to prove a point either in the affirmative or nega- tive. This year, the team participated in contests and speech festivals, and made an excellent presentation at all events. The club logged many miles as it travel- ed to Dartmouth, University of New Hampshire, Lynnfield, Shrewsbury, and several local high schools. Jim Dowgi- alo, Russ Davison, and Walter Pearson, all members of the varsity division, have excelled in the art of debating after only two years of training. In order to give sophomores an extra year of experience, Mr. Storms, with the aid of Mr. West, inaugurated a novice sophomore debate group. These students, too, developed the ability to express an idea clearly and convincingly. BOOK BRIGADE Able assistants: Jacqueline Alley, Christine Cormack, Pamela Seymour, Norma Jean Larson, Linda Ruge, Signian Matson, Nancy Holt, and Sheila Hanabury Monica Karcz, Polly Foster In addition to material covered in class- room work, much information is gained through the resources available in the high school library. Ably helping the students in their research are the new li- brarians Mrs. Rita Diment and Miss Fay, and their many student assistants. This year of changes for Weymouth High saw many exciting changes for the library. In addition to completely new surroundings, a thousand new books were added to the shelves and new edi- tions of reference books were made avail- able to the students. The library assist- ants were given the tasks of unpacking, processing, covering and shelving these new books. Although these were time- consuming responsibilities, they were en- grossing, and no one complained of not being able to read the international time clock. Miss Fay, Mrs. Diment, Janet Carlson, Mary Lou Glynn 161 Edward Mahn selects today ' s movies. Hurry! It ' s time to show it! Stephen Adams, Edward Mahn FILMS IN FOCUS It works like this. David Lindsay, Peter Young, John Minihan 162 As the film begins to roll and the lights go out, one of thirty licensed classroom operators of the Audio-Visual Aids Club begins a service that is rendered to teach- ers daily. While assisting faculty, these cameramen of the future are learning the intricate mechanisms of tape recorders, film projectors, and other reproductive equipment. The members of this club are boys who have a technical interest in sound, motion, and photography. They are presented the opportunity to talk with and learn from trained persons in this field and to broaden theirknowledge of other positions and fields that are available. As a further example of progress in education, a new program has been inaugurated into the Audio- Visual Aids Department — closed circuit television. Richard McLaughlin, Ken Nicholas, Wally Swanson, Douglas Muir Marcus Darr, Russell Davison, Mr. Ghiorse, Walter Swanson ASSISTANTS IN SCIENCE Bob Donovan, Ted Ekberg, Ken Nicholas Under the supervision of Mr. Ghiorse, Weymouth High School ' s lab assistants assume the responsibility for the orderly condition of the science laboratories. Led by Kenneth Nicholas, a top physics student, a crew of about eight bovs set up and co-ordinate laboratory equip- ment to coincide with the weekly lab pe- riods. They keep much of the machinery in working condition and check defective or broken gear. This machinery, in- volved with heat, light, sound, and elec- tricity offers a complete and comprehen- sive account of the working of the sci- ences. This year ' s major project was the transporting of equipment from the old high school, which involved keeping an accurate inventory ' of all equipment, plus the unpacking and assembling of the Omega Enlarger, the heart of our newly constructed photography dark room. 163 Only a wish away: Richard Crosby. Anthony Duguay EARNING WHILE LEARNING Providing the retail course students with an extra-curricular activity related to their subjects is the Distributive Educa- tion Club of America. This national or- ganization of over thirty thousand mem- bers is divided into state chapters and local clubs. The Weymouth Club is composed of the fourteen members of the distributive education course. The ma- jor activity this year was the sale of fried marbles. The money raised through this activity provided expense paid trips for student representatives to the state and national conventions. Oth- er activities planned by Mrs. Doucette and organized by President Pam Sel- wood were discussions on retail selling, demonstrations of effective displays, and field trips. Oh, you beautiful dolls! Pam Selwood, Sandra Stetina, Janice Brackesy TALENT WITH A PURPOSE Artists on parade. Standing: David Marzioni, CecilMeacham, Donald Cassagrande. Kneeling: Anne Finch, Susan Crawford To speak well is to promote understand- ing. The students of Weymouth High participated in district and state speech festivals, reciting poetry and humorous or serious verse, speaking extempora- neously, and reading expressively. Through their experiences, the students gained a wider perspective and, thus, promoted understanding in the various techniques of speech. Off to the U.N.! Robert Whitde, Kenneth Nicholas, John Murray, Paul McLaughlin, Roger Hanson To hear the lark begin his flight, And singing startle the dull night, From his watch-tower in the skies, Till the dappled dawn doth rise; The above excerpt from L ' Allegro was artistically expressed by all interested students in a contest sponsored jointlv by Mr. Longridge and Mr. Dolan. The winners, Cecil Meacham, David Marzi- oni, Anne Finch, Susan Crawford, and Donald Cassagrande, were awarded tickets to the South Shore Music Circus. Declamation Contestants. Standing: John Bleaknev, Dolores Lane, Suzanne Bailey, Cheryl Pendergast, Linda Brenner. Ralph Eastmen. Seated: Judy McViney, Linda Jamison, Lee Rvder. and Linda Carlson The outlook for peace, freedom, and progress in the world of tomorrow de- pends heavily on informed, experienced leadership. Because the United Nations is working toward these goals, it is vital that young people are aware of its func- tions. The East Coast Model United Nations Conference is an opportunity for eight hundred students from East Coast high schools to act as delegates to a mock United Nations. 165 THE SOUND OF MUSIC Stringing along with Mr. Burke Oh, those high notes!: The W.H.S. Chorale Music is a source of pleasure for people of all ages; it can catch one up in the ex- citement of a parade or give hours of enjoyment to a listening audience with the soft strains of an orchestra or the harmony of a choral group. The Music Department of Weymouth High School has given this same enjoyment to stu- dents and townspeople as it carries out an organized program of music rehear- sals and performances each year. Com- prised of stringed instruments this year, the orchestra hopes to grow with the ad- dition next year of the brass and wood- wind instruments. The musicians of the Band concentrate their major efforts in preparing for graduation, football games and parades which not only bring recognition to the school, but afford par- ticipants opportunities to prove their abil- ities as they try out for district and New England honors. Honors this year went to Priscilla Hodges, Bruce Manuel and Dave Leone who made District, All-State, and New England Competitions; Wil- liam Hodgens, Russell Dexter, and Mar- ian Fredericks, all of whom were contest- ants in the New England Regional Com- petitions. The instruction of Mr. Burke, Mr. Warren and Mr. Aliapoulis has in- deed reaped rewards for both the stu- dents and the school. rs 168 Fearless Pep Club leaders: Debbie O ' Neill-Vice Pres., Linda Gaudreau-Pres., Mary Jo Johnson-Sec.-Treas., Joanne O ' Neil-Publicity Chairman RALLY ROUSERS Ready for a big game. Part of the excitement and color of athletic events is the cheering section. Fortunately for Weymouth High, there is a very active Pep Club which enthusi- astically backs up the cheerleaders at every football game, at home and away. Not believing in the saying, Children should be seen and not heard, this year ' s Pep Club cheered loud and long in their bright maroon sweatshirts. Cheering the loudest was President Linda Gaudreau, who conducted weekly busi- ness meetings during the football season. Because the Pep Club did such a fine job and made a good showing at the games, it was provided with a reserved section at the all-important Thanksgiving foot- ball game. It cannot be doubted that Weymouth ' s improved record this year was due in part to the efforts of this club. Without the enthusiastic encouragement from the stands, our boys could not have gone on to victory. The enthusi- asm and spirit displayed by this year ' s edition of the Pep Club certainly augers well for many seasons to come of suc- cessful student participation in sports. Give me a W ! 170 Mr. Beck on a drive Now where ' s that basket? WHO SAYS THEY ' RE OLD? In cooperation with the Student Council, a group of the men faculty of Weymouth High played the varsity basketball team again this year for the benefit of its Scholarship Fund. Teachers participa- ting included: Mr. Powers, Mr. Beck, Mr. Kearney, Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Play- er, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Kearns, Mr. Carven, Mr. West, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Di Martinis, Mr. Dempsey, Mr. Ghiorse, as scorekeeper and Mr. Mazzola as ref- eree. Supporting them, were a group of enthusiastic cheerleaders: Jeanne Wood, Elaine Slavinsky, Lorraine Emanuel, Joanne O ' Neil, Linda Stetson, Joan Gef- fers, Linda Saraceno, Marge Santacroce, and Mary Lou Lyons as water girl. This combination of youth and age, student and Faculty, produced a game which illus trated good sportsmanship and help- ed create better teacher- student relation- ship through old-fashioned fun and rec- reation. Remember, son, I ' m a teacher! 171 busy as Copy Editor of Campus, Student Coun- cil corresponding secretary, member of Peter Crossman: Prominent as winner of Vocational School Award, J.M.S.V.C., Class Marshal member of Student Government, Open House participant and Office Guide CREAM OF THE CROP Lois Ryder. Resourceful and willing as Editor-in-Chief of Reflector; exemplify- ing dependability as member of J.M.S.V.C. Integrity and intellectual growth are the essential qualities forming the character of a good citizen. It is the goal of every school system to encourage the develop- ment of the kind of individual who is representative of such a citizen. Wey- mouth High School is proud to acknowl- edge these eleven students as representa- tives of the following attributes: leader- ship, citizenship, integrity, responsibilitv. and sportsmanship. They exemplify the high standard of achievement and ac- complishment of the senior class of 1963. Thev have proved themselves worthy of this honor as thev have work- ed willingly and responsibly in every phase of activity and course they have participated in. Corrine Auld: Participated in Campus sales and the Senior Class Play, pro- moted school spirit as a cheerleader, and served as secretary of J.M.S.V.C. 172 Mary Rose Allen: Studious, friendly, and active as Editor-in-Chief of Campus, Vice-President of Senior Class and member of Student Council Warren Smith: A faithful and extremely talented participant in band, orchestra, and chorus J. Elaine McClung: Our smiling Senior Class Treasurer, Captain of the cheer- leaders and member of the Student Council Joel Ouellet: Joel ' s athletic ability has made him recipient of the Oscar Horton trophy, named to Globe all-scholastic football team, placed third in New England wresding meet Alfred Loukola: Outstanding in the cabinet mak- ing course, a Student Council representative. Senior Party Committee member and Office Guide Claire Bonvie: Brought honors to Wevmouth as winner of the Aquinas typewriting contest, a high honor student and secretary to Mrs Thomas 173 IN MEMORIAM When Earth ' s last picture is painted, and the tubes are twisted and dried, When the oldest colors have faded, and the youngest critic has died, We shall rest, and, faith, we shall need it— lie down for an eon or two, Till the Master of All Good Workmen shall set us to work anew! And those that were good shall be happy: they shall sit in a golden chair, They shall splash at a ten-league can- vas with brushes of comet ' s hair, They shall find real saints to draw from— Magdalene, Peter, and Paul; They shall work for an age at a sitting and never be tired at all! MR. WALDO H. SWAN And only the Master shall praise us, and only the Master shall blame; And no one shall work for monev. and no one shall work for fame; But each for the joy of the working, and each, in his separate star Shall draw the Thing as he sees It for the God of Things as They are! L ' Envoi — Kipling ARTHUR GRIFFIN 174 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We. the staff of the 1963 Campus, wish to express our sincerest gratitude to those people who helped and showed us their kindness in so many ways during the production of our yearbook. To John and Madeline Hobbs, we especially want to reveal our deepest thanks for the ex- ceptional help they have accorded us in the course of the year. To Doug Mitchell of Burdett and Company and Art Keefe of S. K. Smith Co., we would also like to extend our profound thanks for their unfaltering patience and advice which contributed so much to the completion of the yearbook. Also, in recognition of the contributions and cooperation given by the administration, faculty and sec- retaries we take this opportunity to ex- tend heartfelt gratitude on behalf of the entire class. 1963 CAMPUS STAFF Editor-in-Chief: Mary Rose Allen Assistant Editors: Joanne O ' Neil David Perry Literary Editor Regina Clarke Senior Co-Editors: Margaret Mitchell Linda Stetson Janet Kara, Carolyn Robinson, Sonja Mclntire, Margaret Sherry, Betty Kelly Deborah O ' Neill, Barbara Manning, Lynn Richmond, Patricia Dingwall, Richard Parker Feature Co-Editors: Janet Carlson Elaine Slavinsky Photograph Editor: Leonice Cordeiro Sports Co-Editors: Linda Saraceno Gordon McM aster Copy Editor: Karen Gelotte Sales Manager Linda Gaudreau Ingrid Drake, Linda Broadford Kathleen McElroy Beverly Spillane, Arleen Wight Linda Badavas, Lorraine Emanuel, Marge Santacroce, Pamela Seymour Art Editor: Judy McGunnigle Campus Chief Secretary: Gail Pierce Joyce Gardner, Maureen Quilty, Gail Cosman, Kathy Raftery, Ann Dolber Mary Ellen Bacon, Barbara O ' Brien, Betty Jerpi, Bette Belcher, Lucille Sachetti, Edwina Bolen INDEX Acknowledgments 175 Gym Teams 140,141 Administration 18,19 Hockey 128,129 Art 165 Junior Moral and Spiritual Values Committee 158 Audio Visual Club 162 Juniors 100,101 Band 166-169 Key Club 159 Baseball 136,137 Lab Assistants 163 Basketball 126,127 Library Club 161 Business Course 108-111 Math Club 157 Campus 148-151 Memoriam 174 Cheerleaders 1 19 Orchestra 166-169 Chorus 166-169 Outstanding Seniors 172,173 f i i nr. Llass Officers 38 Pep Club 170 College Course 104-107 Photographic Tour 8-15 Crosscountry 124,125 Reflector 146,147 Debate Club 160 Senior Secretaries 155 Declamation 1 CLZ. 165 Seniors 102,103 Dedication 6,7 Sophomores 98,99 Distributive Education 111 Spanish Club 156 Distributive Education Club of America 164 Spring Track 134,135 Drum Majorettes 118 Staff 30-35 Faculty 20-31 Student Council 144,145 Football 120-123 Tennis 138 Future Business Leaders of America 154 Theme 1 Future Nurses 153 U. N. 165 Future Teachers 152 Vocational Course 112-115 Golf 139 Winter Track 130,131 Graduates 36-95 Wresding 132,133 burdette company, inc. 176 I 4